The Huron Expositor, 1871-11-10, Page 8Nov. 10 1h'1.
Ljs/ Foie nn aar2..el::
E & CARTER
are total attention to their
„ereatly improved
ER & SEPARATOR:
rt= remeete with any other
lite in Canada
ida
tt` fel—canteens, we e .' T at
fe i a f x-_ thew tv the
tTtat''• tl )t l'equirtsie:s'
!a -A x: t `tl eine ee
1,E An
CLEAN
axe- tetnen.
eel tint Itt etc; Titres re
Pt• thea t • iti:l tl•rt' h more
an. cilli' ire/a-eyed drum
►l ItFt' t' ate p'al;t)ts ; It
tt� t It:;t'e the wind
r'-itt tltok, ri_. without
"1l over. AV,.. have also
i,: t'': prevent, the ;rain
rite
r< Faettt;ers and `I`1)re
ffit•t= ta, a c°at'l. and e,c
aa .
•i�fo,e' I' tt•f•I,�i.!fl! t,'u -
'l at1 ctie'a p its any other
rte
Material used; Fud the
°crl;rien employed.
send last year c•nal.tt'
v '•ate Let ttisfee-
rYt•r ever s.'id i11 this
;11 I'€13;1:1
:attl at all times
tl•skl t' tea (Erect the
f far nmit's to our
1ACIlIXESr
f sawing frtmi forty
t�'(af,tl
pt -r day-.
auZ7:1S, Straw Cl ttere.,
r5 Weeder. eax a nd .�1•zcn,-
Lap e_e, il.tw,ea, C.�:c.-, -
. ritxf?- t, ixive• sat :z-fac
'q.t. as cheap a-. at any.
at -ext the 'vittV-elan'.
SII
itssi-I:f 1lf,x,.
r -'t nutteE: olid mist
�h te'tInS,
r ‘I'1 Is & €`I RTEfl.
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tire ea. -tonne itt of
it I.ti71. Ott'
-rut st 1f-I'.aL';t`, Lai
richt li.r tt,e:Iii.
otlertd to the
;gest utt;t,1•aiart e for
•:,.1 i,.
,t a
,
st•'i a world-wide,ert-i as the most
Et•.•rliltlg 1I()t4•tr
ti Iii they iititly t.f
(,t iron. and steel,
ct 1i'lecc.itt:tFxl. 1.Ve
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Nov 10, 1871.
Oatmeal.
When the ty1•iter Was in Edin-
burgh, the celebrated Dr. G•tttiiht•il:•
called his attention to the stzfl cif.
ticotuh people,' and ti) the fl'tct th-1t•
r,he avec age size of their heads was
greater than that of any .?tiler
tion in the world, not excepti
e%.ell. the English, and when ask
bow he accounted for this. lid rep'.
that he thought it was owing larg
to tl:e uuivet s� l dui otion to outing;
Indeed, the writer obseuved that t
national dish wits found npt n. t
table at almost every •meal, in. t
houses ('f the rich as well at t
poor.- in the ' 111.orniii same t
I:tl.ai.zl:l, alud in the evening the t
ditional-cake, about the. size of t
crown of a hitt, and a -little hard
than a sun-dried brick. l+'or furth
confir'ma'tion on this important gu
tion, Iet the wria'-r attd that h( h
f)trl'cl a great .tulvant-lge to �f )iio
the tl:t:il Y use of (honest) tiro
brew) tu.d oatmeal in his
r,llilcT «hose ttrt-ith ca n`:e throng'' inai
etairved couditioll so that tht-sV Ileo,
to d cey at ()Lee and , Cal vise 11111
suffering is -Itt w h �ee1 1vi•th
tine set of second cuttt�:ts as any line
could �t'k, while the ge ilt'r:tl he;t]t1)
of all 11 i.. improved.. I i feet, We idyl
o:t•
111 • t -WO 111(1-t (hid)' have our
I,1•t�%VU bread ;anti its twin sister dish
o:f oaatult:..l:
�fas
Tae Manitoba Gold Fields
your Co
uve truth and virtue. Love
vary find ot1ey its laws.
ondon,, En&land.
The population' of London, a:ccon
to tli 'gist c)elhsu5, is 3,883,0 ,ti
7t.
This v
d .
S.ti Mull i • 15 mom l
ttrde 1 Oi la
t the
ork'
-Loma,
iaati, bo-
Friiricisco,
n.i Ai?legn- i y Oicv; Pa.
these pie 77-7,000
are- rf uilCd, and the
)stunt)/ailuuatlly . ai)out 4,-
2197i,1-,000
,
batrrtis of four 4.2
2 O 7 i,1;000 Elhet,p, 49,00()
350 hos, atd onemarket
plies annually 7,0 1I3,750
itt_itd,0'f 1,, tote. This, togetheI` with
:,2,5u,0{) salmon, iiirespective of
other fit i and fltIsh, is washed down
by 75,6 ,0('0 g illon3 of ale and
porter. 3 )00,000''g(t1ldns of spirits,
_'nd 113;r50 pioes of wine. To till
its milk and cream jugs,. 22,.750.
tows are apt. To light its streets
at flight 130,000 gas 1 gilts are re•
gtiired, cansu11,111g eve'y 24 hours
21 1 �1 l)'� feet U uu, t f
.� 0 c o gas. s.. Its
water sy:; em supplies 1-e enormous
ga11o11s per
stem carries
et' of • refuse.
s a feet of
in bringing
1s) annually
The smoke
of this irti Ve'rse.. guauti y of coal is
womet•irnes so tense as o be plainly
seek- 36 t 1ii-es from. t ]e cit3i. To
clothe th)t. �n 1ti'tude • e fired there
are 4'U;l'0 1 tatller:C, 50 00 boot and
early 70,000 mi11icers
2.97,500 _'do-.
treets of the
00 iin num-
)1 ore le would ex
4, Toe princi.
i]I'e traivt'I.s 41' , by about
-lib' sses an 4,00.0 cabs
I iva1, e earrings and carts)
employing-50'00011o'se•;
1.1114
1a T:1
ng coinoiIIEC pol)ulrttioti of New
ted Philadel1lti;t, 13tookivn, Si
i1:c1 Chicago alt-imore, C uci
FAN' ton-, Nc;� Orleans fix)
i1•: IIafhtlo
lie. To lodt�
Lie $Iwellu►t .'
the Ireaple-t '
he 4-80,000
he i;tl►lacks
ra- • egi ve:t, 6
he aline yt'l
e1
er
e1
w
Vn.
A
•tn
Cca
a
A Fort Garry corres,}.'onden t i
forms its that the rt -`ported clislovet
i -.f gold on L;dce Shebaudo�van
(.'C1.tt:eieg great tt ex(JL(nle`nt tilet,e 1t
that -nurnl)ers are having for `• tl
hilus$, which are four hundred mil
distant' from the Fort and one lilt
drecl and fifty miles 'frutll'the O
tOti l 1,Oi1 copper unties. Our C;)1•re
poucteIlt. tells us, ail: -o, that since tl
reported discovery, Indians have cl
dared that the ovines -have be
known to thein fur years••arrri til:
the -tired is wuutlel'fully ahundau
Lie warns strangers, however,' f}•o
rustling thither,. because there is
yell -founded belief among those wh
know the loc'atlittty that the assn.
will ''e valueless for L.11 practice
purposes. 1�1`'e consider this prett
good adVi(c'. The ee.porc of but
as
induced
11C � thousands tllott, t.ircls to leave co
fo table horns. only to find there
S��Ives du1)t>d by a canard. Tw
years ago stories tvc'1'e set afloat co
c:et•liu the fabulous deposits of silv
er in the '\Vliit.e Piiie mountiiiil
and there,.too, the c,nlnicient India
appeared and swore that the. extr'
r'agarit rutl)0 s were literally true
The Couseque-lce was a. rush, an
the ultimate; results, disappoint Inert
and hunger. A report is going th
rounds Jtat the omen employed of
Government works 11t 11Ta11it0t)'
have started in a.body /or Lai
`iiehitndowan, and that Goole of til
111untt'c'rs belonging totheexpedi
tion now on -its vira r to Fort {Garr.
will desert and resign the -rifle fc9
e
the pick -axe. The can be rio dollar
that gold exists in the Lake Supt;ri-
or region, but we would advise these
who. have visions of making rapid
fortune to wait until the report of
I
discovery has been thoroughly con-
i
i.,11t1(d. As to what the traditional
Indian is glade to say, ive don't be-
lieve a word of it. Moreover, min-
ing around Lake Shebat dowaui must
ie anything but pleasant.in the-
vixitt'1• season , and the hold adven-
turei who stakes mit his clam now
111tust be prepared to face seven
months of the most intense cold, not
to speak of having to work among
Six or seven feet of snow. Should,
the report turn out true, we trust
than the niiues will be kept in.the
j)o�:sc',siou of our own people. Our
1 I
miners have hitIleto been too. eager
to 'e•ll their good fortune to Ameri
tains, w-iny of whom have realized
fortunes whiclt Bight, if. corn mon
pr•uclt'1I(e lead been -used, have re-
inalned in Canada. If -We 'raise a
cod thing let us try and cultivate
it ottr•sel ves.-2 u7'o)cto Z elegrap4.
s�—
Good Advice.
The President -of -Yale College re-
cently gave the following admire to
the students of that institution
` Voting men, you are the architects
,of your own. fot•tltnes. Rely upon
your own,strength of b&ly and soul.
"fake for - your star, ee1f relic n ee,
favid', honesty, and industry-. Jn-
scribe be oil your hamlet, ` Luck is a
fool, pluck is a hero.' Don't take
too 1uu:'h advice—keel) at 3'our hello
and steer your own ship, and re-
-taunt -tier that the great art of coin:
mantling i5 to take al . fait• share )f
,
the work: 1)on t_i-raieti e too '11.1ir'i'11
humanity Think well of yourself.
Strike out. Assume your own
position. Put l)eatate:eSs ill a Cart,
civet• .l rough road, and small ones
1.
go to the trottom. Fire above the
mark: relit iutc�i.(1 to bit. lime
above the Envious a.tt,(1 jeatlous.
Energy, inly :neibis: dteternlination,
vt itli a right motive, are the levers
that lut.Ve the �'•orld. Don't drink.
Don't chew. I)un't srnulce. Don't
.swcla'.t. 1) ln't d e.•eic•e. Don't,. read
-nove ls. 'Don't marry until 'on can
3
-u1] )'ort a wife. Ile itt earnest. re
st'lt' rt•1 t�t:. Be get,t'r•otue Be civil
I lead the 1rtl,)el'S, A ti vet tise your
business. 1tI;eke money, and (10 ,00r1-
Aid' it. Dive your GA and fellow
n-
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quantity of 77,670,82
c?:tt',-whi
off 1€g, 62
TO warm
1.800 siii!l
iriespec
5.250,00
( 1r.S-sewer fit
,760 cubic f
ts inhabit:ilia
is employed
ive of railroa
tot's of coal.i
shoe m tiers, 1
and dr,s nal-ers and
rllestie se ar] s. The
nletrOpol -' a1 atbou t 2,
leer, and 1. l It t tl
tenet abou
00 miles
pia ones
1,500 on
(Resides 1
Boma t
OF6-RE
1
T'ARtFERS,;l ewa
peddlers a q age
forcing a sala of )rel
Encourage ,home
find a superior anti
The subscr"1 er w
care thanks to the 1
roundiug town ship
age in the past, an
will keep con ititntl}
1)INC
Iron Plows, '."• roti 1
Lan Rolle
Guaranteedf the
defy coinpeti iCii.
tion to the "iitl.rros
satisfaction -t hereve
POINTS fol tt1I t
subtly on hand.
iiigs. Iiepai:liug do,
torins. -
' 199
the
AND M
arrers
f personsin the shape of
ts, per•tunbu iitiag the county,
riot. inzp1em 'its. • -
mann actu• and
t �p.l, 1 you will
o at a retinc 1 price..
old respectf ly return his sin
rulers of Gr '; Morris and siir-
for their mo -t patron-
would info n them that he
an hand, at he
GE FOUN 1Y4
ows, Cultivators,
crs, ,
best quality anti at' prices to
would - c .
e n - ] 1 1
s : ' cialhy call at .
ter -
s' Plow," whi -h gives general.
Jr introduced.
Ire principal i'lows kept con
iIghest pi ice laid, for old cast-
e promptly o -very; reasonable
lows, Gang I?
is, Straw -Cut
LSON,
Ainley vile:
FAXING .4isspos:
Business to _ire
who will open out
after the 9th ')tstani
continuance (l the 's
on auyself for luny
a position to do' we
with a call. And I
parties indebted to
count, now dile or p
settled at one s, as I
n time, so soak. clam
I. will a1war• pay
hint's of grain pork,
counts, and ailio iu
TIC
(seEctIAL.]
c1 of nay fit' ck-iu.-Tracie and
sis. Stewart fhoii son Sr. Co.,'fin
the ~e t •eumises, ort turd'
1 we old s licit for them a
4-'1:Yliberal: pqronagc bestowed
cars; kttovin that they are in .
for all who t ny favour them
also beg 'eta o to inform all
e, either by ote or book as-
st due, that t e sante must be
ntend .to leafy this Courcy for
• business car. be closed up.
i a highest n.(crkot price for all
butter, etc.,1 on notes or ac -
ash.
JOHN LECKIE.
. Ainloyville, Oct. 5 1871. 2110
STOVES, TI NINA! E AND
CAL I
'
COAL O
i-P.S. WHITNEY has just received a large stock
of Cooking, Parlor find Box Stoves, of the best
rtianufacture,'which she can sell is cheap as any
in the t
rade.. -
11.11..NWARE, of ever,- ilescriptioti,
kopt constantly n hand and rhacle to order.
Also, Stove .Pipe Eave Jrroughing, etc.
Custom -work pro gtly tttaxulc
i to, and outside •
work will racilye eve1
y attention.:.
%L OIL.
A. large stock of e very best Cool Oil kept con-
stantly on.liard, an will be solei wholesale and
retail.
Remember the pli se, Carm:ichael's Block, Main
street, Seafo
rb_
Parties itluLed .b
note or book. account aim re-
quested
to set in ecliately.
Raga, wool-' ickin -, old iron, brass,cooper, etc.
taken in exehnlu;,e fo, goods. 197
1s 'CO
Toe above wit let to
- `:4` Z0_11l4.14 B.EL L,
Ptirniture Ma iufaeturor, Main -street, 4tafor'.h.
But as his Biz s already itufh.eient v large; he does
.4 tjtt
not wish �-
P bh to ads 1 tltiP.. - 106
C. H. CULL,
- GENT FOR.
LOC'ii if 1 1(t4`, 'ls11`! 1'[, ilfA.C'fi'f l'EA
Telegraph, and Express Uumpaeics,
CANADA .LI1'E ASSEJR,ANC'E' CO.
Issuer of llarriae Licences.
American . Money bought and sold.
Particular attctntion pain to
JOB PfI'TIYr.
OFFICE--Flliott Arihst •onb'4 Book-
Store, -tafor l 174
Ha
For
and
Hor
THE HURON
EXPOSITOR.
THOMAS
1113O1RIUM 0
KIDD'S
F Fr1SHI0N
nowhtdl
argent and, most complete .Stock of Dry oods, in• Staple and Fancy Deese Goods the
newest patterns, aryl Plaids, in every c an, ever opened in Seaforth.
MILLINE Y
In all its branches. The newest Fashions in Lac es' Hats and Bonnets, from 50o. to $10 each.
MAN
NT
Iu every style and pi o. Our new C
CLOTH
Gentlemen, in every style and qn sty, manufactur
Bei s'. Clothing' n.11 sizes, imp rted direct from
re Menufacttu-ed.
1300TS AN
hf ide expressly, by my own order, for custom trade,
f
L ;S
us •m Cloths aro very attractive.
d n the best Honsc in the Dminion. Children's
11r.anche.ster,.and fully fifty p r eout cheaper than
SHOES
nd
are noted for being the beet sold in Seaforth.
GROCERIES
Of •superior qualities, al , aV° kept on hanjl.
FINEST YOUNG }HYS—
For Ont Dollar pet Pound.. I
LIQU S RS
the best quality, Wholesale and Retail, --Rye an Malt, Brandy, Rum, Gin, Wineeat d Syrup
1
TEA IMPORTED;
CROCK. RY
In -great variety; Granite set:, from $2 25 to $4 a set.,
LADIES AND GE.N•TLEMEN,
A oa.I is solicited to examine the stock and prices befor : chasing. I have no hesitation in saying that
I aro in a better position•to purchase goods cheaper thars , ny other House in the County Myself and
73raibers having four of thtlargest general retail Sh '
1nOntario , two in the County of Sirncoo, one in
Port; 1, auclone in Seaforth, the leiter being the sma etit; having no lents to pay, and. marking my
goods on the one price system, with " small permits and i t k returns " a$ my motto..
SEAFORTH, Sept., 1871.
THOMAS; KIDD.
1_,LANK ETS,.
FLA
HMI AND GIR
NELS,
lY CO.TTOKS,
All bought before the 1 to advance,
And will be sold at
OUR MOT
"SHALL PROFITS AND
he lowest rates,
o,
UIGK RETURNS."
TERMS, CASH AND ONLY ONE PRICE.
LEEI
S W TZ E°R.
Main 'Street ea forth.
lav- GENT'S- FURNISHINGS- WE ;u AKE A. SPECIALITY.
NO BUN OM 11.
f
EATTY 8 C -MPA
Ile to ativiso the arxiva of
g their_
FALL STOCK OF
KY G00
GROCERIES,
1?/11ich' will be fot'ticl COMPLET
THEY CHALLENGE'
QUALITIES AND
V
1'111; VARY 13�
-AT Tt1.L—
i
in
departments.
epartinenls=
OMP.ARISON
PRICES.
T GOODS
VERY LOWEST PRICES
IS OUR MOTTO. -
WE K JEP
BEST- TEAS
TO BE FOUND I1I MONEY,
And a well -assn .e
Stockof a11 kind -
Groceries.
Call and examine and ;n.1;; ftir yourselves.
BEA DY & COMPANY.
CAS MICRAEL'S UUJLDINGS,
Oct
b;i- 10, 1871, -
STREET, SEA fi 0 -1TH.
20,1 .n.
13E SURE AN1) GU TO
THOMAS LEE'S,
( Shearson .dt Co.'s Old 'Stand,)
FOR.NO..1 SEE S
Of all kinds.
All varieties of Turnip Seeds
VIZ. .
CARTER'S- IMPERIAL, the bestiSwedeT
• cultivation.
SK1.11VI NG'S` IitPROVED T)D.
SHARP'S PURPLE- TOP DO.
SUTTON'S- CHAMPION DO..
YELLOW. ABERDEEN DO.
WHITE GLOBE AND STUBLE. -
The Cheapest da Best- Teas -.in T. wn,
got at LEE'S.
For ErHEAssONs's Nb. 1 FLOUR, go to
THOMAS LEE'S.
Ail kinds of Produce
Taken in Exchange for Goods, a
THE HIGHEST CASH PR.ICI S.
REMEMBER 1
SHEARSON de CO.'S 'LD STA 'D
THOMAS ;S LEto
P. S. ,Cedar Post for Sale, cheap.
I69-tf
10 THE PUBLIC AT LAR
0
W.. H. OLIVER
CC
sai.
1-4 CC
a
A•i
Cr
CD 2
1 -
SIGN OF THE
SCOTCH COLLAR..
A choice assortment of .light and he vy
harness, whips, bells, horse clothing, e
kept constantly on hand. -
Repairing promptly attended to, : nd
charges moderate. Remember the pl. ce t
sign of the Scotch Collar, Main S>;r: et,
Seaforth. •
163tf W. H. OLIVE
E.
rglo
VIOLET
4.4
INK
SEATTER,,
EXCHANGE BROKE.
And dealer in Pure
DRUGS CHEMICALS AND DYESTUFFS,
PERFUMERY, ,
FANCYANDTOiLETARTICL S
Agent for Sewing Machines. Mo ey
to lend on easy terms.
erer Pure Wines and Liquors form
dual purposes.
J. SEATTER, -
Seaforth, Nov. 3, 187 0. 59-tf.
1
TICKETS FOR EUROPE.
MR.JOHN SEATTER has been
-ointed Agent at Seaforth, b Agfor
INMAN LINE OF STEAMERS.
Parties contemplating visiting any p
of Europe can be supplied with Tick
and all necessary information nforua i
onby app
ins to
JOHN SEATTER.
185-tf. Druggist, etc.
THE SEAFORTH
LeinbP 'Yard.
1�1
e
rt
-Ls
y-
MABEE & MACDONALD
Beg to inform the public that they ha e
opened a LUMBER YARD in Seafor
near Shearson's Mill, on the ground ft r-
merly used as a Lumber Yard, by 1' r.
Thomas Lee.
They will keep constantly on hand' a
good assortment of ALL KINDS lt'
LUMBER, dressed and uudresse
Also,
LATH AND SHINGLES,
All of whioh-they are prepared to sell t
the lowest possible prices, for Cash.
Builders and others will find it to th.ir
advantage to inspect our stock, and - s-
certain our prices before purch...sing.els
where, as we are in a position to o i r
good inducements to cash purchasers.
- MABEE & MAUD(tNzeta
tieaforth, Dec. 29, 1870. • 160-tf
MONEY
$ 3.000 TO LEND.
IHAVE the above sum on hand f i:r
investment on gond Farfn Security,
8 and 9 per cent.,—Private Funds.
JOHN S. PORTER.
'eapentelr, July 2.5,•.15770, 139.—
CHEAP FARMS. FREE HOMES.
ON THE LINE OF This
UNION PACIFIC RAILROA
A LAND GRANT OF
12.000.00Q ACRE
OF £1T[i
Best Farming and Mineral Lands in America,
3,000,00() lyres t -f Choice Farming and Gra:
ing Lands on Lite line of the road, in the
State of NEBRASKA, in th:! Great Platte Va.114,
NOW 1'e)R SALE for cash or long credit.
That., lora l°. are in a Tnilti and healthy climtit
and ft.r i;i t i i.ro i in;; :LTA i.ttt: k-raii.i> n untyu
, y any in the United Stat.•s.
Prices Iangc from $2 to $10 per acre.
Ii{ /M ES'I TA DS FOR ACTUAL St:-TLEit.
34r(3,000 acres of Government I4tntl b .-
to•.-rr t'm .ha and North P;ntte, open for entry i.
Iioit'. 'E.a.dc: only.
Pi...;", -(314 of Foreign Birth are entitled to the
13t•nefit of the Homestead Law,
On tit.wring their intention to bcrnmt ei+iz.•ra ref
the 1 rifted Sett—.4, and inay a -v -il theca. t•lves of this
lir. va sloe, im 71t..:tt aft: -r their arrival.
Sent' for the T ew tuition of descriptive p
I.hlt't,
with new maps, mailed fret= everywhere.
A lyres 0. F. DAVIS,
I,and Conimi•.loner 11. P. R. R. Co.,1,16-ra or ice,
r
7a
OW O1 NEVER.
SOLI
ETH Ii` G
`• w, Novel, - Cheap anti
Handsome.
THE.
EAEQRTH- CLOTHING
EMPORIUM;
ANI)
CENTIiR I:E\'S
F RNISHIG HOUSE..
T. K ANDERSON
Of th above establishment, has just received ttix
very large and complete stock of
SCtiTCI-I AND CANADIAN
TWEEDS
ME I TONS, DOESKINS AND.
Over
Pill
Fanc
GEN
In -gto
BR OA DCL O THS.
oatings of all Varieties and Colors_.
The finest assortment of
•h and Fancy VestilTS;
b
ver taken into the Seaforth Market.
Flannel and Regatta Shirt- -
inigs,, and
LEi1IEN'S UNDERCLOTHING,
t variety, of tho best quality and at the.
lowest figure.
It
agure.It w, uld be to the advantage of intending our-
chasers to call earl} and make their selections, as
by so d ing they will•savo at least twenty -rano per
cent., o. account of the rapid rise in price of the •
above =scriptton of goods.
1'
CLO HIND, of every description, made to order •
on the orteet notice, in a style equal to that of -
cit • e Nish/mute, C8 b s
huaents and:' '
iata numb low
eit.
cri •
.
Satisfa tion guaranteed. p
TIE MD COLLARS—As the,. -Undersigned
makes -o department of his business a specialty,
parties .wishing the latest styles and 'troveltiet► " -
wogld o well to call and inspect his stock and en-
quire hi prices.
Be su •e and not forget the place-Main-street,y
Senior , opposite -Scott Robertsons Grocery
196
T. K. ANDERSON.
THE GAB.DTER
SEWING MACHT F
mos(Manufactured at Hamilton, Ont.)
Is acknr'svledged by ail..frrst-o1az;s machinists to .,
the ;
bo,
,' i
4.
m 1
p eared Durable Machine
Now in he market. In design it resembles the
Family wager, hotthe principle of the working ••
arts is n
viii s •
p e y dffe.eut, has no gear of any
kind. All the motions are derived from the swine
tahalt, mid all the usual eomplieated shuttle and
feed in vements. being avoided, it is as nearly
noiseles• as it is possible to nia'ke a sieving ina-
chicle.
TI•IE
CARD.
N
EI2 has taken
this
,.year,
p °r ear,
1871, as follows : First prize at Wester') Fair,
London first prize at Central Fier, Guelph ; di-
ploma, it Hamilton Central Fair • first prize at -
fit. Cath trines Fall Fair; prize at the Provincial
Fair in iingston. Also prizes at 'loronto, Chat-
ham an Waterloo.
THE e ARDNER is the most useful, became it .
does th- 'argent range of work. It will work in,.
Muslin, 'otton, Linen, Fine and Coarse Cloth and
Leather. -
It ail Hem, Cord, Braid, Turk, Quilt, Gather,
Fen, and do all and every kind of family 'and light
nianulac tiring sowing. A complete set of the
most ap roved attachnie:)ts,'and full instructions ;
given fres-of charge.
Price 'within the reach of all. Terns of pay-
ment in do'to snit each pin'ebaucr, and a 1 ma-
chines saaantcd for any reasonable It-r,gth of '
time.
Call a d etanaine the Gardner befoe pm -elms-
., any other, at wieei1 ii GitAsbXE's Ware-.
rooms, oderich-street, Seaforth.
Agents wanted.
PETER- GRASSJT=;,
179-52 Seaforth.
LU SER ! LUMBER 'I
LATH and 81{INGLE8.
THE
th
Ainley
Lmnbe
is Dres
Undersigned have on hand at-
it Mill, one half mile North of
ills, a large cittick. of Dry Pine-
,
'iIIt), part (about 35,00() feet) of which .
ed 1-4 and 1,4 F ltioring. They
have also on ''and
75 0 OO .ft. of Strip. Lath.
w tick r e •v; arrantvcl first -clans,
and no slabs.
Their S 1 gle11achine will -'start about -
the 18t't 'I1:itant, after which date a plen-
tiful su )ply of frill 1 ; LE Will he kept
-
cin 11 i1)11-
Proal it attention given to orders from,.
.
a distal ce.
M. & T. SMITH.
Ding e, „April 12, 171. 1 (i-tf.
G- EMPORIUM.
The hscriber is still in his old stand,
and pre Jared to pay
The Highest. 'Casts Pr;c
For an quantity of
OQD FRESH EGGS
Deliver 'd -at the -
gg Emporium.
Main street, Seaforth:
Toalparties (merchants and ?there;
with whom be has dont; businesL (luring
the past four years, be rt -turns hearty
',n k t e r tr• ta
woks, and i,rn.,.s by i•1 v,1tt attention
'mists, to intuit their patronage in thee
uture.
DAVID D. WILSON.
Seast rtll, Mar' -h 18, :871. 171 t