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RICE.
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& CO.'S
r and Feed;,
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the lowest possible rates.
est l'tenititic,n Powder for
niers, try it.
s for Farm Produce of all
ice,
!)'.'S OLD STAND,.
it title. Main -street,
ILI, Ont.
MAS.�
if- FOR SALE
FORTH.
.Line Pottage and a Lot
nt r orf Jarvis vis tenet Market
'Lrns� the Market square.
. t tins and two bed -rooms,
'kitchen. There is also a;
the premises. For tering
.,Lett.
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Seaforth,
ting 'u er; k for a few'
#luploymeat on the
NT . DRAINS,
Si 25 per day.
a`man on this work.
zt at the office, Jas,
LAIN, Contractor.
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DEC. 15, 1871.
TH E
HURON EXPOSITOR.
BRIEF NOTES.
Fanny Fern is reported . to be
writing a new book.
—Anthony . Thollope wrote a
whole novel on shipboard, on his
way to Australia.
-- Seven thousand women belong
to the Belgian International.
— The Guinea natives buy brass
watches with their weight in gold
dust. -
- Bricklayers in Chicago are de-
manding $6 per day, or they quit
work.
•- It is calculated that one De-
troit propeller whistlewill awaken.
.75,640 sleepers. a,
— Since the people have had so
much small -pox there, Pitts -burg is
well named.
— Some of the most trusted
light -
housekeepers s on the
Atlantic coast
are
women.
— The late snow o slides in the
canons in Utah wore more serious
than ie
per. ted. Quite a number ,of
people are missing.
— The n workignlen: of Great Bri-
tain have organized a committee for;
promoting the separation of Church
and State..
The English people desire a
silver currency which can be reckon-
ed with equal facility in shillings,
dollars and francs.
— A parasol has been invented
which, when not in use, can be fold-
ed in a very small compass and car-
ried:inside a muff.-
- Large gold daggers, with hilt
studded with diamonds and other
precious- stones, have come into
fashion again forthe hair.
— Mr. Darwin will be rejoiced to
learn that a New Zealand monkey
las been discovered nursing a huu,an -
infant.
— The Chicago Post says the bell
worn by the cow that kicked over
the lamp that set fire to Chicago is
on exhibition inthat city in sixty-
one different places.
— Probably the oldest editress in
continuous I service in - the - United
Sara
States is Mrs. h J. Hale, of
(Uodey'a Lad ies' Book. She - has
touched eighty-four,and labors con-
stantly at the work in whichshe
has been engager • four -and -forty
1 for
years. -
- Mr. Robert T. Lincoln, only
son of the late President, writes
from Chicago to a gentleman in this
city that the lawyers of that .place
are entirely without 'books, the li-
brary of the Law In:titu'e and many
large private law libraries having
been consumed by the fire. Mr.
Lincoln calls on his brethren of the
bar of New Ycrk to come to their
assistance. -
- Dr. Willard Parker, one of the
foremost of our physicians, makes
the astounding statement that one-
third of all the deaths in New York
city are the result, directly or indi-
rectly, of the use of alcohol, and
that in, the last thirty-eight years
190,000 persons in that city have
died of its use, either by themselves
or their parents.
— Spielllagen, the Gorman ro-
nlancist, will come to the United
States next spring, and lecture on
Shakespeare.
— The largest salary paid to San
Francisco school teachers is $250 a
month..; the next is $208, and the
third is $150. Every step toward
paying school-teaciiers adequate sal-
larks is to be hailed with satisfac-
tion. Next to.- ministers, they are
-
more -- poorly paid than any other
class of men. -
GAIETIES.
A. grief-stricken Connecticut
-widow telegraphed to the friends of
her late husband.: " Dear John is
dead.- - Lass fully covered by ins-ur-f
ancc." L
" Charley,"said `a fond mother
to her son, " you are into that jam
again." " No," replied the pet,
" you are wrong, ma ; the jam is in-
` to me." - - -
—Boarding School
Charlie, I expect to graduate at
next commencement.' ' Graduate !
What will you graduate in i" " Why
in write tube:"
—A stable -keeper in Easthampton,
Mass., told the 'Rev. Dr. Seel•ye,
not a great while ago, that the after-
noo:a service must be resumed, or he
'nest buy more -horses. .
This is how a New. Lon don
drunkard put on his hat when the
wind blew it into the gutter Ie
knelt down slowly, like a superan-
nuated camel, and inserted his bead
into ic, pressed it firmly down with
his head -against the curbing, and
then arose with a sort of ridiculous
majesty, and the broad smile of a
big success parting his lips.
—A Down -Easter being told
that bis father, noted for'his mean-
ness, would tell a lie for six and a
quarter cents, indignantly denied
the allegation, 1)ut at the isanie time
admitted that -lie might relate . six-
-teen for $1. -
— " What makes your . cows so
cross 1" said an old lady to the milk-
Irian, the other day. " Cross,
ina'am ? They are the gentlest
things inthe world." `t Well, the
milk is always sour,i, thematronre-
plied, sharply. -
- A gentleman traveling -in
Georgia met an old colored man, o
whose hat was encircled the crape o
grief. The gentleman said : " Yot
have- lost some friend,. I see.
" Yes, -massa." " Was it a near 01
distant relative'I" " Well, pretty
distant 'bout 24 mile.
—A young -lady, with a number
of others who were injured by a
railroad accident-- near .Gorton, was
harried to a hospital. The surgeon
name round and said to the fashon-
able miss " Well, madam, what
to I do for you ?';,„;' Doctor, one of
My limbs is -broken," said he.
` Well, what limb is it 1' . - Oh, I
an,tiell ydoctor yout , but alt §: one. of
y
1imbs.,r tc One f
0 01 limbs,
Im
bs
thundered the doctor, out of
patience ; " which limb" is it—tile
limb you thread a needle . with `l"
Nw 'a
No, s11 .sheil s ei t,d with a sigh ,
s
."it's the Iimb Il wear a (garter on."
Thi doctor attended to her, and
said " Young . woman, never say
limbs again in a_ hospital ; few when
a woman gets asi fastidious as that,
the quicker she dies the etre,." '
SPECIAjL NOT CES.
>- Save i your honey and. : time, and
avoid annoyance;; by pulchasimg an
Osborn Sewing -Machine shade - by the
Guelph Sewing Maichine Coinpany.
ss
' Rufus Chapman of Li arty, Maine,
had a stiff leg bent at the ki ee, limbered
and- strengthened by the use of Johnson's
Anodyne Liniment.
ltd The proprietors o - Johnson's
Anodyne Liniment, Parson ' Purgative
Pills, and Sheridan's Caval Condition
Powders, have published a readable and
instructive pamphlet, which may be had
free at the stores.
/0" Is lAalth worth having ? If it is
protect it -it is a jewel as easily log as
virtue, and in many - cases as difficult to
recover. In this climate, and more par-
ticularly at - this 'season._ of the year,
people are very ,,apt to take colds and
suffer from sore throat, coughs, spitting
of blood and pulmonary complaints
generally, which if not checked im-
mediately lead to serious consequences.
The question arises—which is the quick-
est and most effectual remedy ? Bryan's
Pulmonic Wafers have been before the
public for twenty years, and have always
given perfect satisfaction, and invariably -
effect permanent, cures when -taken in
season. Sold by all medicine dealers
country stores at 25cts. per box.
VERY NATURAL.—When a person has
proved an article and found it good, and
answering the purpose for which is is in-
tended, he will not readily abandon it
for one of doubtful reputation, or con-
cerning _.which he knows nothing. We
are led to make these remarksowing to
the course alwaps pursued by those who
have used that celebrated and truly
valuable -horse medicine known as
Darley's -Condition Powders and Arabian
Heave Remedy. All are so well pleased
with it that they will not use any other ;
many have waited several weeks until
the, agent could obtain a new supply.
There is nothing equal to it as a condi-
tion medicine, or - for - any complaint af-
fecting the wind of horses. Remember
the name, and see that the signature of
Hurd & Co., is on each package. Nor-
throp & Lyman, Newcastle, Ont., -pro-
prietors for Canada. Sold by all medi-
cine dealers.
tom- Until the discovery of Fellows'
Compound. Syrup of Hypophosphites, the
use of Cold Liver Oil was very general in
the treatment of Consumption and other
wasting: ,diseases, but its employment
has been to a very great extent discon-
tinued wherever the Syrup is introduced.
It is found that all advantages obtain-
ed from CodLiverOil are possessed by
the Syrup, without the drawback of un-
pleasant taste,: eructations of disgusting
gas and -nausea which frequently follow
the use of Oil.
Fellows' - Hypophosphites are most
agreeable to the palate. It assists diges-
tion and assimilation, so that any healthy
diet is made to sustain the system under
trying circumstances. It not only in-
creases the mu scular power pf
n-creasestheniu.scularpowerpf the stomach,
but Chyle and -good Blood are readily
formed by its peculiar action on the food,
making the process of digestion more
comfortable and the body stronger to
overcome disease. _
ow We all consider iron the embodi-
ment of strength and power, but how
few areaware that it xs this same el-
ement in the system, that • giVes us
strength and vigor, and that an insuf-
ficiency of it causes weakness and de-
bility. The Peruvian Syrup, a protoxide
of iron, is prepared expressly : to supply
this vitalizing element. - -
••►
WHEN YOU are in Seaforth, just run
into Frank Paltridge's ' Photograph Gal-
lery, 'twill do your heart good. Only til
per dozen. Scott's Block, Seaforth.
NEW -BOOT & SHOE
STORE
IN SEAFORTH.
sPTTR,R csz sC3 ,
(Lately of Glencoe,)
ILTAZ-I: JUST -OPENED OTT n Large stock of
Ready-made Ladies' Gents' end Children's
•
.SOOTS AND SHOES
•
of every variety and style, whiih will be .sold at
such rsric-eS as will
DEFY COMPETITIO1.
All kinds s of Fine and Coarse .work made
to order, on the shortest notice. -
Repairing executed neatly, cheaply anti promptly.
BEMEM1tER -'TIE STAN tu, -
Iir C Il IFIL ITH. D IVIES' OLD STORE,
Second door south of the Post -Office.
Call said see for yourselves and be convinced that
. 1:iAL Bargains are given.
197 SPURR & SON.
THE VERDICT OF: THE PEOPLE
DECLARES THAT Tian•
GARDNER SEWING liIACHIIOTE
Is superior` to any -
Having bie�n examined and tried by the most a
and by thoili awarded Prizes at all the principal
present year; and although all the leading Mac
now in the Market.
ilfnl medial -lies and best judges the country can produce'
Exhibitions s s h ctrl throughout the Dom• .
r
n
during the
sues were arrayed against it, the GARDNER PATENT
has won declared
VICTORIOUS OVE 't. ALL COMP•
ETITOR, -
upon every test, and now stands foremost in the rank of sewers.
IEE TUE L1<t'I° OF PRIZE .FOR 1S71;
First Prim earl r n
u o t i
o First Pride at London —the great Western Fair. First Prize at Guelph—the
great -Central Fair. First Prize at St. Catherine , County of Lincoln, Fust Prize at Chatham, County of
Kent,, First Prize at Waterloo, County of Witt ,loo. First Prim at Orangeville, County of Simeoe.
First Prize in Mono, County of Peel. First Psi• a in Caledou, Comity of Simr:oe. First Prize at Wel-
laudport, County of Welland. First Prize at Ot erville, County of Oxford: ,Second Prize at Provincial
Fair, Kingston, Diploma at Hamilton, tinct via! us County Shows:
This beautiful ntnfut specimen of mechanical ability s a purely Canadian invention, surpassing in simplicity,
durability, and usefulness any other Sewing Mac ne now in the market whether of Canadian, American,
or English manufacture.
It will horn, oma cord, 0 1 braid t
uckt
a leiuilt fe I, and ctrl all and every kind of Family dewing and light
Manufacturing Work, using all kinds of thread. It has a most complete SET OF ATTACHMENTS.
BUY NO OTHER. If 'the price is a little higher than some others, it is the cheapest in the end.
Send for Circulars and Samples.
GARDNER SEWING MAORI TE COMPANY, HAMILTON, ONT.
P. S.—Intending purchasers should not be mi led by unscrupulous agents -of other Companies, who
keep Machines they do not sell, in a damaged st be, to make capital for themselves.
Call and examine the Gardner before punch+sing any other, at ' 'rzzi:Anr GJASSIE's Warerooms,
Goderich-street, -Seaforth. Agents wanted.
179.02
PETER GRASSIE,
Seaforth.
IMPORTED CHESTER WHITE BOAR.
H
The First Prize thorough -bred. Chester White B ar, purchased from L. B. SILVER, Salem, Ohio, U. S.
It is claimed by breeders of Chester Whites,. in the United States, that they make areater amount
of Pork for the food consumed than any other breed known: With ordinary attention they thrive very
rapidly, weighing from 400 to 700 lbs., at from 12 to 14 months old, and .are frequently killed weighing
as high as 1000 lbs. of Dressed Pork. This boar will be held for the service of sows at Egmondville.
f
T rs.—One Dollar, Cash, with privilege o
wrreturning. -
Also, an improved BERKSHIRE BOAR, bred by M. S. COCirnA iE, Campton, whose Berk-
shire Pigs are admitted to be the boat in Canada, his stock being imported from the best breeders- in
England. Service of this boar at One Dollar per sow.
Also, an imported POLAND A ND CHINA BOAR. The first imported into this Country.
Will serve a limited number of sores at One Dollar per sow. -
Egmondville, Nov. 21, 1871. 207 W. J. BAILEY, Proprietor.
Dexter Training. and Sale Stables,
SEAFORTH ONT.
DR. BAILEY begs to inform the Farmers and public generally, Unit he has specially fitted up Stables
for Training and Belling Iformem, and purposes to HANDLE TROTTING STOCK by
training and developing them to the best advantage. He has eng,-ged an old experienced trainer from
Kentucky, with the assistance of competent grooms and every facility for 'perfect and most satisfactory
results from all under my charge. Persons having good young sound free -stepping Horses would do well
to have them trained and sec if they cannot be made to trot fast. am constantly in receipt of orders
for good drivers and can sell any npmber of good mover; at Hutu Yrounna. Parties having Horses in
Training will receive their time every week, thus enabling them to see the improvement they are mak-
ing. We have as good a half -mile track as can be- found in the Dominion for training Horses on.
Terms Reasonable.
Horses Bought and Sold. One or two good Trotters for Sale.
Or-rica AND STABLES—South of the B. & L. H. R. R. Station and oppositethe 'Woolen Factory.
206 - Address, A. H.'BAIEY..Soaforth, Ont.
NEW ARIALS
OF
WINTER GOODS,
HICKSO\'S EMPORIUM,
SEAFORTH
Shawls, Dress Goods, Winceys, -
FLANNELS, CLOTHS, - -
Ladies Sets in Mink.;and other FURS, from $4 a Set.
Clothing made to order. A good Tweed Suit for $14.
FUR CAPS, SHIRTS, DRAWERS, ETC. _
The best Stock of BOOTS and HOES in Town. Call and See.
Not to be beat in prices, quality or assortment.
E. HOCKS -ON tic CO.
N. B.—A fine lot of Christmas and Nein• Year's presents on the way from England.
SHROUDSSHROUDS
M. ROBERTSON,
CABINET-MAKER AND 'UNDERTAKER,
Johnson's Old Stand,
Main street, Seaforth, has now on hand a good
assortment of
• SHR,OD Ds
Which he can furnish cheaper than they can lie
got elsewhere. 3115
NOTICE. TO FARMERS.
POULTRY WANTED.
The undersigned is now prcepared to pay the
Highest Price, in Cash,
For any quantity of good well-dressed
P0 ltd L T R Y,
Delivered at the Egg Emporium, Seaforth.
207
"The Poultry must all be drawn.
D. I), WILSON,
VICTORIA
OAT -MEAL AND BARLEY MILLS,
SEAFORTH.
HE subscriber has lately- added to his Oat -meal
T
Mill anew.chopping attune, avid is now prepared
to do
CHOPPING, OF ALL KINDS, -
At the shortest notice.
Oat -Teal exchanged for Oats, and Pot -barley
exchanged- for Barley, rind all -kinds of Mill Feed
constantly on hand.
F. SEEUMILLEIt:
Seaforth, Oct. 5, 1871, 200-15
BUSINESS STAND FOR SALE
IN BERNE.
TrOlt Sale, in the village of lk'rne, on the hcnznd•
ary between Hay and Stanley. Li miles from
S, sforth, S • from Bayfield, 3 from %nrieh, a
Lnsi ne s stand, suitable for either a store or a
nttechanic'; sh=ip. A good dha e•llincthouse is in ren-
inaction ; also, a stable awl half an acre of laud
with good bearing orchard. This is a good open ---
leg for a saddler, as onte is needed in the place.
'Penns, one half cash, the remainder in instal-
mcat.s. For further particulars apply to JOHN -
EsI,Eli., Lake shore, Lot 2-1, Sttuil=:•r, or to WM.
IRIWIN, Berne.
SHOPS FOR SALE.
FOB SALE, two shops and forty-four feet front-
age on Mnin Street, Seaforth, opposite Car-
michael's Hotel: Apply to
19 i-tf- - J. MATTER.
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T. K. ANDERSON,
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MERCHANT TAILOR,
SEAFORTH,
Has a very handsome and extensive Stock of
SCOTC'II, ENGLISII AND CAN' Al ).1AN
TWEEDS;
BROADCLOTHS, BEATERS,
MELTONS, ETC., to choose from.
Gents' . Furnishings,
Such as Shirts. Callas, Ties, Under -clothing, etc.
n great variety, and as cheap as any in -the market.
Also, the latest styles in Lis'Ex CoLLAB, always
on hand.
HATS ' AND CAPS.
A large stock of the very latest English, Ameri-
can and Cantabrian styles of Hats and Caps just
arrived. Call early, as they are going fast. -
3U7 T, Ii. ANDERSON.
3.
GUELPH SEWING MACHINE CO.
THE OSBORN
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Lock -Stitch Sewing
MACHINE.
Thousands throttghcut -Canada are
now using these machines. They have
beene
t sted beyond
all question, make
the favorite lock -stitch, alike on both
sides, ,
and are r flounced d sit crier
to
I? p
any other machine offered the public.
For wide range of work, perfection,
beautyand
excellence of mechanism,
adaptability, strength and durability;
The -Osborn Sewing Aft—whine Has
No. Rival.
gar Improvements
have ve 1
titer been
made, enablingthe manufacturers to
`claim it` as the i ...
ne plus ultra of Sewing
machines, Hundreds of testimonials are
being received daily from olid as well as
new operators attesting its wonderful
capabilities. Will do all kinds of do-
mestic sewing, from the finest cambric
to the coarsest oveloator upper leather.
GUARANTEED TO BE AS REPRESENTED,
OR NO SALE, WARRANTED FOR
THREE YEARS.
The Osborn Outfit is complete and
readily comprehended. Is sold at one-
half the price hitherto charged for ma-
chines doing a like range of work, the
manufacturers being determined to place
it within the reach of every family in
the country.
A TRIAL FEFORE PURCHASE will con-
vince all that our machines are un-
equaled.
THE GUELPH REVERSIBLE
Is pre-eminently the best Single -Thread
Machine offered to the public—hence its
marvelous success Will do all varieties
Qf domestic sewing. PRICES GREATLY
REDUCED.
Hand Machine, with full outfit, $12 ;
Treadle do ., $ 17. Each machine
guaranteed.
fir Agents wanted everywhere. Splen-
did inducements to make money.
Apply to
GUELPH SEWING MACHI-NE CO.,
GUELPH, CANADA.
W. N. WATSON, Agent,
I80 -1y SEAFORTH.
Warranted by the Makers.
THE RUSSEL- WATCH
For Durability, Quality, Finish and
Neatness,
CANNOT BE EQI7'ALED..
•
A new stock of the above Watches just
received.
A COMPLETE STOCK OP
FINE GOLD AND SILVER
JE WELR Y
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry of every
description repaired with neatness and
despatch, and warranted to give satis-
faction. .
$5; 000 worth of Old Gold and Silver
wanted, for which the highest price- in
cash or trade- will be paid.
M. R. COUNTER,
179 Main street, Seaforth...
WM. N. WATSON
ALWAYS HAS - ON HAND THE
BEST
SEWING MACHINES
IN THE MARJET,
Either for Family itse, or for Manufac-
turing purposes. Both single -threaded
and double -threaded, and lock -stitch
Machines can be supplied. -
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed, and
instructions given to purchasers gratis.
WM. N. WATSON _
Can also insure propertyagaiiiat Fire anti
Marine Disaster, and Life and Limb
against death and accident, with the
best Companies, - being Agent for
The Liverpool and London and Globe,
(English.)
The Provincial of- Canada, (Canada.)
The Gore District Mutual, (Village and
Farm.)
The Niagara District Mutual, (Village
and Farm.
The Travelers of Hartford, (Life and
Accident.) -
Os,SesLiberally Adjusted tedand
Promptly Settled.
MONEY TO LEND
At moderate rates of interest. No com-
mission, and expenses moderate;
MORTGAGES bought on ,egnitable
terms. 160
IMPORTANT NOTICE
REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS,
MARRIAGE'S AND DEATHS.
THE public are hereby notified that all Births,
Marriages and Deaths for the tear 1.ii71, mit
already registered, must be registered immediately,
as the books must be closed forthwith,
Parties not complying with the above will be
pruseented, anti subjected to a heavy penalty,
T. P. BULL,
Division Registrar;.
Seaforth, Dec. 7, 1571, 2110
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