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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1871-10-27, Page 8a 0-$11.);61tiro c•:). . • DISTICT MATTERS. PRECENTOR WANTED.—AS will be seere by advertisement eleswhere, a Precentor is wanted for the Canada Presbyterian Church of this village. , , RELIGIOUS Norma. -The Bev. J. W. 'Thorne of Kington, Herefordshire, England, will preach in the Baptist Meeting House next Sabbath morning, i 1 o'clock, and the evening at half - 'past 6. CORRECriON.--In our not:ce of Mr. thesney's Grain Crusher we made error z. stating that the time taken to crush twenty-eight bushela was 35 minutes. shoald have been- 25 minutes, which nirkes a considerable d.iffrenc in tavor of the. machine. Naw CROSsING.—Messrs. Lee & Swit zeta have erected, at their own expense, a crossing from the front of their store to the west side of Main Street. This will be quite a convenience for easterners visiting their store, and will no doubt prove to them a remunerative invest- ment. LECTURE. -Th e iev. Mr. MeDi arm id, McKillop, delivered a temperance lecture, in the Temperance Hall of this village last night. The lecture was de- livered under the auspices of Huron Temple, I.. 0; of Good Templars. We. hall refer to it at greater length next week. MAN.TTOBA. WEEAT.—Mr. William Small, of Winnipeg, has sent us a sample -wheat which took the first prize at the late Agricultural Exhibition there, which was the flak in that Provinee. The -wheat is a fair sample, and bears out what has been claimed for Manitoba as a (wheat growing country: It can be -seen .at the EXPOSITOR office. MISS CARROLL'S CONCERT -The cone .cert given last Friday evening, in the Town Hall, by the singing class under the tuition of Miss Carroll was a marked' success. The audience was very large, and the entc rtainment was such as to re- flect the highest credit on Miss Carroll, as a teacher, and lter pupils for the pro-. ficiency shown.We learn that it is Miss Carroll's intention to give another -concert in the course of a week Or two. PUBLIC MEETING. — The adjourned meeting for the purpose of taking into considerationithe propriety of granting a bonus ta aid in establishing manufac- tories in SP-afortb, was held on Monday evening last. The attendance, although not nearly so large as it should have been, was pretty fair. A resolution was passed requesting the Council to of- fer the free use of $8,000 for a period of ten years to the first responsible parties who will agree to establish aticl carry ou a manufactory which woeld employ within one year atter its commencement, not fewer than: fifty workineu. The Council will take action on the matter at their next meeting. ACCIDENTS.—Mr. Robert Andrew Mc- Elroy, son of Mr. John McElroy, of Roxboro, McKillop, cut his foot pretty aeverely on Friday evening, the 25th inst., the axe lodging in the foot a little below the instep. He is doing well. -A daughter of Mr. Andrew Go.venlock, live years of age, broke her arm badly on Wednesday. the 18th inst. A severe in- flamipationaansued, the break beiug just abdve the elbow joint. Theehild is now inprovina.--A daughter of the late ItichareSparling, Seaforth, six years of' age, fell from a swing one day last week and fractured her arm in the neighoed of the -elbow joint. She is getting along well. PoISONED.—The family of, Mr. Simon Powell had a very narrow 'escape from being poisoned on Wednesday last. It seems that daring last summer Mr. Powell had been using helabore for the . purpose of destroying insects in his gar- den, and a portion of which had been left unused. This had been placed in a pepper box and left in the cupboard. On Wedneaday Mr. Powell had got a new servant girl, who in preparing potatoes, for breakfast took this pepper box and sprinkled its contents upon the potatoes supposing it -to be pepper. After tasting the potatoes_she coneaided that they had not had euough and. gave them another (Lae. The pntatoes thus seasoned were served uti for breakfast, but fortunately -only four members of the family partook - of them, viz: the eldest daughter, the ise.cond son a clerk in the gore, and the servant girl. Shortly after breakfast all these became violently ill, and had it not 1./..teu for timely mid efficient medical aid they wou:d all undoubtedly have fallen victims to this serious mistalie. As it is Low -ever, they are now all out of danger, and are speedily recovering. TEACHERs' ASSOCIATION.—The next meting of the Teachers' Association,, for this County, to be held in Gliriton, on the 3rd and 4th of November, premises to be more than usually interesting. While Saturday's proceedings will be of little interest to -those outside of the pro- fession, the programme for Friday even- ing prothises a rieh treat for the general public. Excellent vocal and instrument- al music has been provided. for the omit:, sam, and addresaes will be delivered by M r. Milier, President of the Association, Mr. Matheson, of the New Era, and Mr. Dewar, Inspector of Schools for the North Riding. H. Hale, Esq., of Clin- ton, will make some remarks on Educa- tion, -accompanied by illustrative read- ings from the authorized text books. As an amateur reader Mr. Hale has few avails, and his remas Ica will certainly be hitt:resting and instraettve. We hope that every teacher in the (Imlay will %Luke- it a. point to attend,-A'ienal. ECT A.0 LES. --Mr. -Mayer, the resia dent partner of the well known specta- ole Messrs Lazarus, Mor- ris & Co., at Montreal, Sheffield, (Eng..' land), New 'fork aud Hartford, has vted their agalley here, and inform/els that the sale of their celebrated perfeet ed spectacled has more than quadrupled heie during the last months. This-fa.vrable result is attributed to the great merits their artiele is claimed to poasess; as well as the confidenee of the publie in their Agents. They Lave testimonials ehowing that their system of fitting must be an unerring guide in suitina the siedit. Their Agent, Nix.. M. R. Counter, s Lae received a supply comprising sixty lent foceses enabluig him to eait as nu many ki i'.d. of visi s failing si ht. The to guara ,tee- perfe and if the do hot suit changed f ee of char e. above w feel secu e those ne ding opti al those wh experienc f suffeaing rout weari to -give th sefainous ing is bel eying . a gl old, near,?._and ent is authorized tting spectacles, hey will be ex - In vieW of the recommending help, namely, ling sight or are ; glgsses, 868 a trialq See- REMOV , to remov his hate the build ng forine M. Robe son, cabil af Main treet nea Roberts° bailding by Meesrs moving t block. will he used • Johnson their n athes Ross is about ad tage office to y 4ceupied by Mr. et] 1m.ker, east side • the Station. Mr: eafter occrpy the s hardware store Br os., who are re - W: store. in Myer's NEW P tEn.a.-W Windsor a neat little the &lip weekly in suppose th name co position of the town under a el ad or ecui fire which eatroyed , place. M. Joseph 1 lieher, -has our best have teeeit ed from sheet, oddl - which s to be pi that to n hereafte ce frorn the f Windsor, sesinCe th large part -From Ayr come a new pap r called the Enterp .ise. It le( ks well, and shows considerable taste in is selleetio s and get-up. e salu tato y of the .klatt a•priae, howe'ver, a little oo high-falt tin for the plain. e Pryday at ople who w II corn-. pose the n ajority of its reader . The editor, for his own ood, had b tter let " effete cly !asties" a id the "ea of im- provement," and the Haden system.'' and the "entire ab lit on of thc liquor traffic," alone, '(espect lly the latter,) and confine himself to th collection/ of local news and the faithful ecord'ng of births, marriages, and dearth , and the meet reporting of local 'mar se named blisbed . We Present it being recent of the hub - Tux ,ON ARIO SA T OMPANI, AND OTHERS, VS THE MER FLANi' SAL ' COM- PANY, oF S AsoRTR. A short tine age, as moSt of ur reade s , re avaz1e, the various salt manufacturers in this dounty enteredainto an aereement for ama game- tionisfort Purpose of raising or regula- ting the pri 6 of salt. The Merehants' Salt Compa y, of Seadoz li were Parties to the agreement, but find ig th-at the .Assnciation were actitia contraryIo the spirit_ of tht;:l and th t the agreement li ri us effect upon the trade, le4 to wit idraw from the ass' 'be differei t salt companies ai itiuers wh were parties to th went, thee upon filed a bill it against th Mar - cheats' Salt pray- ing for an ' said Company,,th with- drawing iron and pro - The agreem d an inj hey deci dation. ' d manufa said agre chancer ompany, of Seaforth, t junction agains th restrain hem rona the said assoc ation ise th u a ag eernent. the• bill and the lace on Ved- Vice-Chan ellor •ho reserved his next. E warcl d as counseil for 8. Adam Cr oks, , for the de end - q., of God rich, from selling- alt other videcl for by the, said defendants demurred t argateneet thereon too nesday ! last, before Strong, 4 Toronto, a judament entil Monda . C. act. and 1V1ess McLenna arrow, E olicitor f r the plan tiffs, sted, Esq., of Seaforth, for s. The otion_tfor ti e in. be argueN 'll on . edn sday Blake, Ebq., the plaintiffs Q. C., and J.' ants. J. T. is acting as and F. Holni the defendan junction will next. inley 11' Nomrca.-,-Mr. . R. COOPH. 'WU 84 as bu 'agent for Tun E MTGE in inIeyvU1e and ity. -Parties req -"ring Job Pi4ntthg oi -Adve can be attended to by callin upon tr. Co He is also antho ed to solha subseri ers lo ,EXPOSITOIL iness yidn- Using •PER - TILE The 1"lowi g Match under the rey Agricultural ociety is Pest oned. till Friday, Nov. 11 th, at t e isam pia e. . Wright & °sat cleari g itaie is ho wet- ly no humbu , for the ate deterni led to sell ancl ar giving go d bargains. It would be, wel for pereo/s wanting ny- thing in thei line to ve them a all. F. la Coates, hat open -'d new co /per shop here abo t a moat a o, is doi g a good business. He is a g ea wo •kma VANSTONE'S MiLLS BU N D. Mr. W. Vanstone's fi e large s o e fist and flouring mill, as on W 1$sdtiy m rna ing, 25th ins ., entire] dest oyed by fire. The fire was first iscove ed a out 4 a. in., ,by sot e 1- arttes Assiut, thr ugh the Village o their w y to Seaf rth with grain, t h y not see ng it till at the extrernetiouth end of the village. B fore any asststanc could be got, the w tole structure, • tog her wit saw Mill, was wrapped in fl •ss. No the fiist ar icle was taken out tor was ny on abl to enter the mill. re ltiwo hun red bushels of gris . T e pe pie had to turn th n to s ving the buildings - on leading w et. Men had. to be u all e 1) ild- ings and wate -it hem. he wind was blo S- pah rom the east, and carin that directi ri e bro. -e ou in n gre, t ma ses 'the iumher y 1 tinus. Jr. Vanstone's lo; ry heivy, the total value b 1 0, an ins red - $2,0 0. ''he There w in the m ir attenti the , stree stationed carried: ing qui d the tire n. The Li rd sever will be v mg $10, in the Water], o for onl grist mill was liallt of st ne, 4060, stories high. t was only compl ted spring with th ee run of tone ud ft iahed with in reliant bo ts an sum the latest mac inery, &c. The aw / was of wood,- 0x50, thr e ator es bath, . with stone has ment. 1 i•fteen igb dr- cular and edg ng _saws, new gear' la, spar wheel andiwater wh el, w re ly ng • in the basem Pt ready to be put in. The grist mill ad just b -en re ted wo weeks ago th a brother of Alia V nsto e, on whom this 1 as will co e aler hea y. The grist mi is Prov ded ith an engine -of 40: b e rse power, to be used at low water, whi sh has beer ueed all s liter. The nig t of the fi; e theill as ford, who wa last to eava he mil,n running as late as 9 P. A. . . Mr Wa e - says that all th fire had r -enIth roug ile quenched. it d generalla StiPpo ed t at the fire Must -have star ed some w ay around the la ilea and still it see les strange that th saw ini 1 standing to the north-east ' f the gri t -mill, co Id have beea so quickly enve (wed i a thus es with sueh a st ong wind blowing frim the north-east s there .w a at the th ie. 'During the w le of NV ednesday a id Wednesday ni ha partie re on the ground AV atchiu , the fire, he vind be' se high, ; . -Our corres opdent adc s that he can- not write any ore, his e es being s re ',. 3 from the • heat and smoke. Ot r m st hearty svmpath -goes fort ts It r. V n - stone inhis losThis,-bereve, ii the third time le has had mill property destroyed by fir ouce in Seafoxtb, 4d w tw tee in Ai ey rine. ur his rn- ef jil - , TEIE HURON EXPOSITOR. Hibbert. 1 PLOWING MATCH. lowing match under the auspices of the Iibbert Plow- ing Association, came off n Wednesday last, on- the farm of. Mr. Rohert Hamil- - ton, near Grornarty. The 1fay was most favorable, and -the. attendance of plow- men and spectaAoks was very large. rhe mita, upon the Whole, was a remark- ably successful one, and was not only a credit to the Township but to the County as well., The work done was very good, considering the unfavorable state -of the growl 1, which was much too 'dry for real nice plowing to- be . made. The directors of the Association may well feel-pleaSed nd proud at the mark- ed success -which has attended -their ef- forts on the occasien-of theiv first plow- . ing match. We ',understand that the President and Sedretary of the Associa- tion; Messrs: Rea( ing and Hodgins, are -especially clesery ng of praise -for their ineefatigable exertions to -secure the sue - cess of the match. After- the judges had finished their labcrs, the names - of the successful plow- men weep announced, when three hearty cheers were given for the &ore!. tary and President, and thre-e for the Queen-. , Many were the words. of congratulation expressed upon' the success which had attended the first -match, and equally numerous' were the well wishes expr ssed for the future prosperity of the Sciety. We sincerely trust that our Hie ert friends may have many mote such silccessful matches, and their useful 4ssociation may long continue to flourish, and that it 'May year by year rapidly increase in numbers and wealth. - At the conclusion of the la,bore the Judges, Directors and' Plownteu were entettained to a mast sumptuous repast provided for them by- Mr, Hamilton,, The following is the • I PRIZE LIST : PION PLOWS-lst Class -11 entries. - Fit ef, Moses Gardiner, a silver cup pre- sented'. by Mr. .Thomas King, Reeve of Hibberta 2nd, William Gardiner, scuf- fler, presented by A. & J. IVIulheron, Mitchell, Oa 3rd, Charles Ttiffin, a . whip, prese-fted by J: A. Williams, Mit hell, and $4 ; 4th, Henry Friel, a pai of whiffietrees;by J. Begg, Mitchell. and 50 cents ; 5th, George Stria 1, a ;neck yok a by B. & J. Allan, Cromartys and $1 ; 6th, Joseph Hoggarth, scythe and snath, by Wm. Barley-, IVIitchell, and 50 cents. WOO DEN PLOWS -2nd class --12 en- trieaa-L-First, J. Woods, a plow, pres.ented b,y Thomson & Williams, Mitchell ; 2nd, William Nicholson, a set of Whiffietrees, by L. F. & J. Hamilton, Cromarty, and $2* 501; erd; Ric -head Hoggarth, a vest, by James Crawford,- Cromarty, and $2 60 ; 4th, John Worden, a shirt, by, Nelson Brishite, Mitchell, and $2 ; 5th, %Wm- Delaney, -a copy of the Mitchell 1 . - a dvocate for one year, and. $1 50 ; 6th, VilliamWhite, grain measures, by Middlerniss Brothers, and $1. Boys UNDER. 18 Yantis -Iron plows - 3d class -6 entries. -1-sl st James Gillespie, a silver cup presented by Mr. Joseph - Kidd, of Carronbroole ; 2d, 'Witt. Huth - am, a whip, by -George Kidd, Carron - brood end 85 - 3d Duncan Hay itair of / .- / / a ., . / -pants, by Ford & Babb, Mitchel, andl $4 ; 4th, Henry Belfour, a shirt, by J.1 & J. Thom, Mitchell,' and $2.75 ; 5th, John ipond, a 'double portioned axe, by McD eft ald Brothers, Mitchell, and $1,50 ; fith, Francis Hamilton, 2 snaths, by Robinson & Hord, Mitchell, and $1. Wooa Peows-4th class --4 entries. -- 1st Francis Barr, a dressing bureau, by Ed. Drew, Exeter ; , 2a nothas Yen- ner, 2 silver watch, by Colwell & Gar- lick, Mitchell ; 3rd,; Archibald Hamil- ton, a whip, by Wm. 1 Abbott, Mitchell. and $2.50 ; 4th, James Gardiner, a neck - yoke, by E. Styles, Mitchell, and 81.50. JUDGES. - Wm. Bell. Rodgerville ; Joseph Lawton, Blanchard; James Mc- Gowan, St. Alert's, and George. Barrett, Mitchell. Root Crops, The following is a list of the entries, and the successful competitors for the prizes awarded by the South Huron Ag- ricultural Society for the best root crops: ENTRIES'. James Pickard, Exeter, one acre Swede turnips, one quarters acre carrots, one quarter acre mangoldsi, and for the best - three acres cultivated roots. ' R4bert Saunders, Exeter,. one acre Swede turnips, one q arter acre carrots, one quarter acre ma, golds, and for the bes three acres cultiv ted rqpts. Richard Manning, Exeter. one acre Swede turnips, one alf acre potatoes, one quarter acre caorots, one quarter acre mangolds'aud t e best three acres cultivated roots. - • James Cowie; Stan'ey, turnips, man - golds, carrots, potatoes, cultivation. Robert Carnoch.p, TuCkersmith, tur- nips. George sney,Tuc ersmith, turnips. David:Campbell, To kersmith, turnips, mangolds, carrots, cul ivation. W. 0. Fowler, Tuc ersmith, turnips. John Dickson, Tac ersmith, turnips, mangolds,• carrots. William Ch arters, Iruckersmith, tur- nips, mangolds, carrot, cultivation. 1 Robert Scott; McKil op, turnips, culti- vation. Gilbert McMichael, Hullett, turnips. PRIZE L ST: One acre of wedish turnips, 1st, Richard Manning, 2(.1 Robert Saun- ders, 3d 14ilbert MeMiChael. Best half acre of Potatoes, James Cowie. ' ' Quarter acre of carrots, .1st James Pickard, 2(1 Robert Saunders, 3d Rich- ard Manning. Quarter acre of mangolds, 1st Richard Meaning, 2d James Pickard, 3d, James Cowie. . ' Three acres of cul ivated roots, lst Richard MILnning, 2d arnesTickard. auDeES' REI1fA RE S. Cultivation mostly !good ; it would have beenimpossible to decide without taking the weiaht of ctops into a.ccount. Best crops on loamy heed, turnips in par- ticular. Barn -yard manure put in the rows right under the roots -seems to be the common- practice. attpor.S. James Forrest, George 1Vesticott, William Wise. Mr. Love, the Secretary of the Society, reqnests that the other papers of the county copy the above.; Leo AL.-- -Nash vs. Prondlove. Th is was a case tried before Mr. Justice Leech. ' The Plaiutiff had three minks stolen from his minkery, and he priaved the Defend- , iour new Registry Office., 1 NEw STORE.—Mr. Themes G. H Imes 'has opened a new store, in the building recently occupied by Dr. ''loan as a drug store, and hat mg added any i fixtures and iinproveme ts to the hop, it now puts forth an i ppearance that Wo u 1 d compare favorabl7 with any city establishment. R Mr. olnies being a 'young man of means, and possessed of good business qualifications, he wil in- evitably succeed in accumulating a arge and lucrative trade. LITERARY ASSOCIATION. -The lyth Literary Association and Penny Rea ing Society '-gave an entertainment in the school house last Friday evening. here was a large attendance, the house eing crowded to its utmost capacity. W. T. Hays, Esq., occupied the chair, w ich he filled with honor to himself anc the 'Society. His opening address coal( not have been more suitable for such an oc- casion. The programme consiste of readings, recitations, dialogues and mg- ing, which were rendered in a ma tier that would do credit to a - iity. Where all did so well it is not right to particularize, but we cannot refrain froin making en - tion of tbe readings rendered by Misses Carson and Oliver, which were give in such an eloquent manner as convh -Jed the audience that they each were thoroughly versed in the art of elocuOon. ant had-strokit,them. 'Verdict $r DaMagos $18, costs $20. 1 PLotidiTiNo MATCH. -- A p/oughing match for the township of HowIck,'will take place 'Oct, 31. on the farm Of Robt. McLaughlin. A good number lef prizes will be given. -Hew Era, Wroxeter. • PLOWING AIATCH.-A plowin4 match will be held on the farm of Mr. Robert McLaughlin, Howick, on Tiiesd iy next. A large number of competitors is. ex- pected. BENEFITS OF ADVERTLSING.—A stray dog, advertised in last week's EXPOSITOR, was recov red the other day, by means of the advertisement. Nothing like ad- vertising, even for stray puips. GIBOALOG.—This celebrated Phrenolo- -giSt, Ventriloquist, and Fortune' 'Teller, gave entertainments in Gofton's Hall, on Monday and Tuesday eveninis last. There was a -pretty good atteudance, and. ' those who were present speak Very highly of his exhibition,espec. lly his t lecture on Phrenology. His yen rilogial sin 0°1 ng displayed. wonderful pe fection in Ventriloqu:stri ; and the matmer in which ' an imaginary "-John" 'Old the names of the future partners of •OMe of 7 the young men and maidens in th room, was, as Pat says " moig,hty surp isin." BETURNED. Mr. Stephen Playford, : who for the past few months has resided in Manitoba, returned- a short tir 6 ago. He speaks in the highest terms. of the capabilities of the country. Wing -ham. • PRESENTATION. -A few days go the silver tea set presented by the 14 ening- ington, Grey and -Bruce Railway 'rect- ors, to Mr& Dr. Tamblyn, arri --ea in Wingham. ,The set is a very lega.nt one, and inust have cost ove $100 ; each article being inscribed wi h the' names of donors and the lady. This handsome gift was accompanied by an elaborately got up address, expres,ing in the warmest terms the thanks of 1i di- rectors to the lady, for her exert ons in their eause,, and their admiratio s for her spirit and energy.-aVew Era. P.ERSO,NAL.—On Wednesday, the'18th inst., the Rev. Mr. MeDiarmid re oved from Seaforth to his new manse, n Me- Killop. The building is a h-andsonieone, accupies a commanding situatio and does great • credit to the congrega, ion at whose expense it was erected, 4id to Mr. McGonagle and the -other wo ismen who finished the building.. We would recommend all parties :who wish a sub- stantial building erected to go to Mr. McGonagle. This place has commenced of 1 -at& to be the subject of much coatroversy. ther towns; and villages snairting node the many prospects and privileges BI th is enjoying, woald if possible wipe he from existence, and -impede' the fair d splay sue exhibits of becoming the 0 unty town of the North Riding of Huroi BUSINESS. --Business - is exceec ingly brisk in ,Blyth this season to w at it has been in; former ypaas, whicl no doubt, in a great measure is owing o the good prices paid by our grain de lers, who are buying up immense quer tities of produce for shipment by the n rrow gauge next spring, and also - tol the - marvelous multitudes of strangers who are drawn hither to transact busin ssat IMPROvEMENTS.-Mr. Joseph Carter is erecting .a large brick dwelling hopse. When completed it will be an ornantent to the place. The Blyth AgricultUral Hall is now completed, which is said to be one of the largest and best in Huron. Dr Sloan's new drug store is alrnost finished, and is a neat and commodious building. The Danger of Seaforth fr m Fire. To the Editor of the Iluron. Expositor SIR, -When I take a retrospective view of the innumerable fires which are taking place throughout all parts of the country, I cannot but reflect on the tet • e at danger that our own flourishing village is subjected to. And shoul I a fire break out, bonsider what a, disastrous event it would be to cutl down such a business place as Seaforth. I think it would be truly advisable to call a pu lie meeting immediately, for ;the purpos of electing a few vigilant, 'watchful, nd trustworthy persons to keep sentry t. ur- ing the nocturnal hours, ad 1 also th uk that there might be ample means s b- ecribed quite easily to siipport sue} a good step. 1 for one will Itio all I can to bring it to executionl'eavently hop ng that the interested peel* of Seafo •th will heartily and unaniamitsly join w'th. me, .1 remain) yours very truly, ONE DEEPLY INTEREST D. 1Seaforth, Oct, 25, 1671. ;RAILWAY TIME TABLE Trains leave the Seaforth station as follows :-- GOING EAST. Toronto Express. Buffalo Exprees. 7.52 A. M. 10.50 A. X. GOING WEST. Exprese. Mail. .33 r. m. 2.35 r. M. 8.150 M. Mix 1.35 r. L-4 oozava OCT. 27 1871. II !MN WPM EXPEOT TO REMOVE THEIR 1 -IJ WIE 1 STOVE AND TINWARE BUSINESS TO THE NEW STORES I ADJOINING HICKSON'S, NEXT WEEK. IN THE ILEANTIME, DO NOT FORGET THE OLD STAND. JOHNSON BROS. You can get the BENEFIT REDUCTION OTTONS CRAY, SPARLINC & CO.S, OPPOSITE THE GREAT EGG S..T011E. ciaivalca\T MUSIC EMPORIUM DEPEW'& DOHERTY. W. BELL & CO.'S SUCCESS, Vor 1S71. At Provincial Exhibition, Silver Medal and Four irst PriZeF, At Wchtern Fair, London, two Diplome and •o First l'rizes. .A.t Hamilton Central Fair, Diploma and two irat Prizes, At Guelph Central Fair, One,: First Prizes out four, and a Diploma for general excellence over eolopetitors. a bert street, Clinton. DEPEW & DOHERTY, Genend .aeeuts.- TEETH EXTRACTED WIT110-13T PAIN. -- aaaela-- f".! -aaaaaaaar,4-a. 1 CARTWRIGHT, L. D. 8„ 8nrgeon Dentist, • extracts aseth 'without pain by the use of tho rous-Oxide GA: °face -Over the Fountain of shim, Mr. Pewter's store, on the Market Square. attendance in Seaforth, at Enox's Hotel, thatiret esday and Wednesday of each -month; in tilintoe, the Commercial Hotel, on the following Thurs- s and Fridays. The remainder of the thue at, Stratford office. 'arties requiring new teeth a.re renuested to tail. t Seaforth and Chiltern on, the ih:at days of at - dance. ver 54,000 patients have bad teeth extracted by use of the Gas, at Dr. Coulton'a eilitem, New .20s he_ Black Bear. ATTENTION. people of Seaforth and the -surrounding country will please Berair in minthat the - BLACK -BEAR Is • their midst, and if; MAKING GREAT HAVOC In the PRICES QJ? GOODS, At the 777s MAIN. STREET, SEAFORTH- N B. -Cottons is his BB T EOM, SEAFORTH LAkING MILL, SASH, DOOR, --AND— BLIND FACTORY. 1o5subscriber bege leave to thank hie nrinierona -A- c stomers for the liberal patronage extended to laiin ince commencing besineee in Seaforth, trust that he may be favored with a continuanco- of th eamen Parties intending to build -would do well to give.: him ri call, BS he will continue io keep on band a barge stock of all kinds of RY PINE LUMBER, DORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, • SHINGLES, LATH, ETC. Ple lfeels tenfident of giving satfafactioa to thoea who y favonr him with their patronage, as LIMO but st-class workmen are employecL 11.-..• articular attention paid to ettstorn Planing. 1 JOHN H. DROADFOOTs tricraatn• 0 T -MEAL AND BARLEY MILLS, SEAFORTH. eubseriber ha,s lately added te his Oat -meat a new chopping etoner imaiie now prepared -to do • HOPPING, OF ALL KINDS At ate alkortest notice. T 11; Oa -meal exchanged for Outs, and Pot -barley exchn ed for Barley, and all kinds of N1t Feed wrist ntly on hand. F. sEEGlarra-AR.. , Sea orth, Oct. 5, 1871. 200-13 8 OVES, TINWARE AND • COAL OIL. 1vrRk3. WHITNEY bas jant received a- large, stork -ILA- Coolaig, Parlor and Box Stavee, of the beet laann attars, -which the tan sell as cheap tie Ilny fn th trade. TINWARE, of every derotriptirm, Ala0 CUB work pt constantly on hand and made to order. Stove Pipes, Eave Troughing, etc. m -work promptly attended to, and oetteide ill receive every attention. COAL OIL. A I ge etoelt of the very -beet Coal Oil keit• Dou stantl ou band, and will. be sold wholesale end Re ember the place, Carmichael's Block, Main street Seaforth. Pa ies indebted hv note or book aceount a▪ re te- gneet d to settle linmediately. ,wool-pickiugs, old iron, brass, torapexa etc, iu exehange for eoods.• It 177 taken I VOLE vitt 4, N.'s3. -1a4.1 weiltalata. NO/ eleasisaasatatattaateteasstramansire ;:qurtTa tf;x1 X; 1-r masur.-p EVIOZT FRIDAY :11,-411N Sl'artr.11.11.. TEn'As.—$1.50psr 3t ar 3» adrs sad of the aa AaIvaert2.,airtaa- Iftn. ,x Fir't aeaf etien ea- s : gortitqls, 2 cents r CON' It r Otre column oee ye e. ' mouths Half • 246.. . .. . IA 1,311 .. . .. ... • Ai 3 .11.1 -One-To:fr.+ 44 • , A% " 7.1.04 li,"; ()I1V-e:tilth • ;4` r .......... -- -3 :0 . .... . . tr;e3t-i*• • - BusitegA C ir E.; ri-tes trn.i. • A..1v.e.ii psef '4, 1, 1101 i•!•i-a•-•4 Liffuth/ ea t • -ea • ofF•r•::•-a* a-11 n:=, T n It ..k-• ii•tg 1 :'. : !it /a tat; h. 7. • BIWA 5. 1)0. it. - A iv in:/- ;. • i M 1112,a1.1 Y. ALL SUSiNES • Rfie 51. aaeaecaeaa Ta isaa T -as at. -- ',at! • 37, begs atit-e?Lee ta • S an;T 1.---11-4g C.:Mt 3116 if)i ' .f4'e :11.• ';ci r 4.4 - t.% -r -47; 0 -,-"°1 .z:- • ;.; lie *ri ):•' 1.. Iwo ex 1. ttte Lilt • In eve, r •i r .41A ti rin Ovr:t•-; -1%-tro s A. M. to ti )11IIT:71•-,. ILI 41,1. -a, : • Wm; Isr .13 11.- -0:11ee ttit-1 Iti io,e0,- at rho )11.W. B. 8,rott nob: ;Kahl ;, TAM -7.S STENC.I11.11._ M. D.; McCain,. Vre,...rt-ity., 3' won, • Oftive stal Be IiL. '1. 1%, V., Phy • Mr. (MEV 410 1;4 7•ei aitd hi,h stteeti,;„ ia Kear oI hi+ T an. CA tow!. for the e an=i i 1 /1.k.. Corby's eorner state!. S 011ie,. hours- fitoa 11 .<1 ty, uid ail day 1-k3im• •IAN;J:1.: Duni, f. 1.n-. 5 ;:mr in Cie! ,eot-3, Out. Money to Loan at Lbw Ilatt4s, asetsra;711.1- & 1101•Z11,S1'1',1). B toitteys at I.:iv:, .50.,3eitors in 1- Insop,ne, at:t1 • ;iolicit ors 1•, It. 4'. 1; St.iliOrtb. •the if A' -ire N. 11. • ' •--td to 1 Ia1luee, lion.;es a411 :4 Stir }).;ENSCX :*7.EY1';11/ rtarxi,--ters - =at e • -tt'ie.torc in eltaite, ry a11.1 ; al -et rs, Not i'ir. 1 'All i% ..A.Ze. is for ilb• rrn; Co. of r ilu. Colonial co. of Lon ;on. Mt.,ney atti alarg. 2AS. IL Ig T111.1$4. Ttr NOX'S HOTELa f Late aherina.) airae beas to that& the publie for yatr bin, in -Unica p hote tne hieas. an1 also to infant' them ta agai1 n auaird business in tie: alane SIM be happy to have a, re.11 from ith an) many rear ones. I•26 -THOMAS • .1-1IT ISI I E X-C HANG E HOT EL, GI Hier J. -CALLA m, i r1opl'S(.11)3'; /T. S. Wient, of American Hotel, WILesaw, N. Y.,) Mani Lotel 3ins ri-eunily 114 n 1.c•wly fru-nit-11e. tbreaeltont, n11,1 is now ow of MIQ fortable told conunaditate in the Ptovine 14,eans for Cennuei cial Travellers' ta-e' Terms liberal. 744.741.1..A.NE(041.1SL, 003)1.Mr8 Banking and Exebange ‘X W. S. llouenTSON's Seuft,rt. hacks'Areteican Stater, and I/refts lehazht Clove Fulmer's Notes aliaconuted and plire JOHN WADDEL 191 ,rp A. SHARP's LIVERY & SALE ST Office -At 'Iurray's Ilota azeaforth Bores anal rdst-clash Conveyances alwit3s LIVERSTABLE, MAIN N- 1"-) lieuforth, Firsteciass /forses and always on hand at reahontible terrine R. L. 'SHARI', Pr'el/ 'JOHN Exehange Brokeri-sa way TiPk.n Boughton's Hotel, 0-. T. Railway biation, Seaforih, lickets to all points in the Western Valiftallia al ),.ea. Barer, at Yethlael 14.44:8, , Use .greittehtlef • • .4.13 to Emigrants. All it ii.k,r 41n11 nt 0 rerpecting -Land Agenc. trreetil.. Bonds, Coupons are 1111CUIrel1 'avid 111Id. Sila'er Coin, bought and sold at ee ( I R. COOPER, Conreyanter, C0111/Kiik44 Q11.1.7ou'r; tleneb, Insurance-nnil Ofl.er/ A -gent for the folloWing Fire, Life And Alm Sur:met. Companies : The 13eaver ana Toren tial tail the Western Fire Insurtmee 39n • iltol.elianes Life Assurance, and inc Tian • eident lesurance Company. MONI:y TO LOAN on real i?state seeur AlT oraers by mail or otherwise r*r'nnjtJ e 1 to. &Mice, opposite Ross' Talley Shap, 1 35-tf A IN LET VILLE. VETERINARY SURGEON. -FRED. V wonld rexpectitilly inform t that he has taken up his riagdence in the Bemire'where he will be hnppy to ate tet .inele on bim in his professional eaaa Ceoa has attended to eeverial eases of blyth and iat1e wbieh were given rip by other prnat and eletted perfect cures, wbich can be pp eertlie it -s signed by lever 2J0 gentlema testimonials see posters. Mr. COOK will attend at Ainleyville noun aud at the Town Plot,,in the Town. 41-rey, in the efternoort ef the fIrst and acad. DAT of each month. rri J. CHIIICHILL, VTER1NATRtl • {Member of the Ontario VeteriLarr bags to intimate to the inhabitants of and surroundiug country, that be has opt, Office in Seaforth, where he may be consult eonally or by letter‘ on the Diseases of Rom sill, etc. Maine* received a Tegtilla and *duration, and having been awarded the ef the Vetelinary College of Outario, T. J. eh has every tonfidenee of giving satisffetion who may .employ hint. REVERE:1i ES—A, "Snaith, V. 8., Prineipal- rio Veterinary College; Profeseor Bnekhui "Therburn, Dr. Rewel, and - Wells, M. ,D., Veterinary Medicinee donstantly on All rang promptly atteukied to, l'Orde•-Carinichael's Mutiel. Saaforth.