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'EMPORIUM
DOHERTY.
BELL Jr CO.'S SUCCESS,
For 1S711.
At Provincial Exhibition, Silver Medal and Four
E
trr�Z
his es
AtWestern; Fair, Lwicloir, two Diplomas and
two Ent .. Prizes.
At Hamilton Cgratra1 S Fair, Diploma and two
First Prizes.
At G=uelph Central Fair, th-ree First Prizes out
aF ( -four+ and a Diploma for general excellence over
alt competitors.,
DEPEW S DOEERT' ,
tioneratl Agents_
s e _
T AGRICULTURAL MUTUAL
31lsert street, inton.
ASSURANCE ASSO<CIA'TTIOil. -
' OF CANADA.
1 E LD tkI'FIC"r'.a. . - ... LONDON, OYE :
Licensed hi the Dominion Government.'
e ITAL, FIRST OF JANUAR ", 1371,
5231, 242 25.
Cash uud Cali Items,13,289 vi.
of This Y inpa ny continues_ to grog in the public
x s confidence. On the i't January, 11171; it had in
fuicc 4.5'28 Policies, having, during the year 1870,
issued the keno hie number of 12,819 Policies
L. Farmers, patronize roue ot;_it
Company that, has done such' oocl service amongst
et,ii, For InfittralleO ltlaplt to
CHART:KS'MORROW,
Agent, Clinton P. 0-
1
•
ti t
CUTTE•RS. CE ITER' `s•
•
The Best made, Most stylish, most durable, arid.
cheapest
CUTTERS, PLEAS URE 8LEIG'HS ..
DE{TZO RAT CUT TERS, dc.,.
Manhfa,tured at IleINr,�s��- aIr 0� T7,,T, T7[c.,nn p
Carriage Fatctory,. •
14xainYstree t, Seo#orth.
T RECEIVED,;
AT
AS LE.,.S3.
. . C-EIOICE_ STOCK OF
Sof
FAMILY WINERIES,
i oiapr sing
TEAS,.
CO.E'.FEES,
CURRANTS,
TS,.
. SO.4 l`',
Etc.,.
All of Well he cans, afford.
in the
SUGARS;
RICE;
RAISINS,
TOBACCOS,
Etc.,
to sell as cheap as any.
town.
TEAS FROM, -b0 cents TO $i,
And Warranted to give satisfaction to all..
SHEAItSON & CO.'S
X 0�. 1 Flour and Feed,
Of every description constantly on hand, And
/PROVISIONS
L Of all knds to be hail at the lowest possible rates:
, � t
S pa*tan a spies; the best Condition Powder for
Farm Stock, U1 use. Farmers, tai it.
! The highest price given. . for Farm Produce of ail
¢ kinds. -
Iteneraber the -place,.
SH ARSON & CO.'S OLD STAND,
• West Side, Iain -street,,
SEAFORTH, Ont.
THOMAS LEE.
S A LING&SCOTT
H'vfl purchased the wholesale department
of Tltutiaus Bell's Furniture Shop, we are now
prepared to -
SUFFIY WHOLESALE DFAT.E.RS
117`111 FURAFITURE;
heal'e`r tit!). it ever zrais sold before, as we have
made ;reap atddition4 to the machinery surd in-
-tend manufacturing -extensively.
PaCrtits iaay be sure Of good work, as none but
•igooft mechanics are employed `'1 good btock kep
t t st.ttctl_: este hat d.
Lumber taken in t>tciaauge.
Turning claire ori :_hottest notice.
► -�'
Thomas Dell`s' otd Shop.
Corner of 'Iarket. Squares, SI:<'1l<E (lRTF#.
;204-13 SPAItLIXQ & ,SCO -TT:
REMOVED. REMOVED.
OVE S .
M. ROBERTSON,
Cabinet-maker and t`udertaiker,"
i 1:M 0 EI.) itis ware -rooms tu
Jem sozrs OLD STAND,
2Zain-:,treet,- :eaifortlz,
,: has on hand a superior z toil. of Furni-
ture ui asierftlesPT
eziptittii, r
C!4 4 t LL D SEE .1� ..
UNDERTAKING,
Timing pureiiased Mr. Thomas Dell's; HEAB E,.
are prepared tis. attend funerals . on the chore ehorte3t-
totici., either in town or country.
tie: Ail Sizes,
Celt Cftt tta:ntly on fantail,
AN. 5, 072.
The Word "Lot.'
Lot is a. word which, Fitt its appli-
•cation to land, is unknown o Eng-
land, and .universal in the luted
:States. It has'its rise' in- n old
Puritan custom." Thefirst ettlers
in the seaboard plantations o : New
- Englandowned, the extensi .e salt
;Marshes, which produce such excel
lent salt hay, .ins corriinon, an every
man,cut and cocked,'sayed a l salt
ed, its much of the. latter 's :.Ihe
Wanted. When, h OW ver, th popu-
lation increased end the first , iimpli
-city • and harmony were no *tiger
maintained, -it Was agreed to.- ivide
• out these cotnrlions in equal p its
all -- the families. This wa 'don
after , the biblical precedent n. the
,election of a twelfth apostle lo,
and the choice of every man, h,
name was drawn` and he; beeanie en
titled to selecthis ,piece of fun , was
known as his. lot. The firth belief
,of the Puritans in a special , :l 'rovi-
dence watching over them ,
'HE
H
and their
interests made thein continualy re=
sort to this mtanner- of distrib 1tiu
lands Or other articles of value, held
.heretofore in colliniun, and ihns the
Aterm lots soon carne to designate
any great quantity.. Cotton Ma-
ther, in his "Magnolia" speaks,
hence, grimly of the great let o(civili
spirits . that possessed a podr w
in Beverly, and:"sturies of lots
lots killed by old .hunters
White Mountains arei Ifeard -tc
,day at . the . fireside," . says
man
/pon
i the
this
s.
Dodge: by such nieans the ler
Zot obtained geheia,t durrency in ;ti
new country, and every gene' ti -
added new applications of its tee
ing.. Not only every kind of lane
from a town, -lot in the city of e
York 'to a water -lot on a prairie i
the far West, was thus dbsignat�te
but the banker on Wall t. has h
nice lot of stocks for sal , and th
drover iri 'lissouri has his' to of
hogs; and one man has lots of fie zds
while another is troubled with lots
of debts. But the extreme fr-eec orn
with which such terms are` ed
here is, perhaps, best shown in the
.fact that even cemeteries are laid
out in2lots, and quite recently a ease
came up in a New York court f a
man who had mortgaged- sue i a
piece of property, in which ' he
judge held "that thought - the con-
veyance of a cemetery lot was allow-
able, it was not within the rano of
financial or commercial affairs to
suppose- that a man' designed 1 to
transfer the retrains of any hie fiber
of.. his family, even conditional y,�
whidh must be the effect of the
mnortgnge of his cemetery lot. —Amer-
ie,ani8mg, by N. Scleele ;De Vere,
LL. 1�. '
ng c5ti
otilg
QR tri
with a� le
PAT
wieu •:h
inter t
and.
ing ` '�' e
'tilde
c rdu
la..et Iu a fieid 225 f -.et.
nil a h °lf bno.tilis out of
eci in •edirecting- lie pit w;
igt o , 7o feet, four holm
cen r ti( pumas, a:d
pi wl r n proceed; with o ai t
,ion °foie 8 - :feet, only one
h' th of the` daily wo k.
re.Icbn tuned. Vence t b
I>- 1 furrows as long as
ce ' 11 adm't•
to t t
fir r t
neber
hal
tint.
.th
y li'
sta, .
ISI
seat I
platfor
trye
111E .t t
pa; sen;
its; jor,i-
te4ogat
1'la zd 1
train.
'W
wis ed
l Git
on1 x
went !"
Havi
1)latfot
kindly h
I pz ess tr
Pettingill's First
the Oars.
Pettingill, at the
.'sty -one, made up
isxt a w York 'for the
r life. She had
a auto d, as such things
u ku wnn in� Al'oostook
as,. , ntil this summer,
a s cie t f vin house in `which
vas ' •ev miles' from the
So -.he sit, calruy upon a
ti L' io the great wooden
riounds the coun-
t I a-n�l axes_ with amaze-
th" traih !which arrives,
ew ;lime/Its, to take on
ars. then Yip-oceeds upon
he station -'luster in -
the old �ldy, who sits
ate ing the departing -
1
1
c
's
S
id 3
o t(
op !"
hough
Xpi
as
dv
lr
of-;
Ute
of
n
ls. ; the fmiai n
_by thea `e
•n • tiernan. C
seat i in f •dn
i8 very mit
which hich 't
. 11y_ becotii
ca
The Bravest Man in the Britil
Army.
f,111.
Many years ago an eccentric g
,tlenian in England left a beqnest
the " Bravest man in the Brit
army," The executors not know'
how to dispose of it otherwise off
ed it .,,,,to the Duke of Weliingt
Ile refused it, saying he had
Flaim to such a title, but if it wot
tie of anyserviceto then to kno
the n.an" who lead, he thought, p
formed the bravest action under
command, he would point ' them.
Colonel James McDonela, of; `tl
Highland Regimen t, who `defend
th $$ Chateau• of D;otiaomont, a-
shift the gate of the courtyard, dri
ing out the French, and subsequen
ly Wending, it- against the fruio
attacks of ire poleon to carry the -p
sition: ti T ::en the bequest was o
fered to Col. McDonell;, he at firs
refused to'accept it, but on being it
formed of what the Duke had sax
concerning his conduct at Waterloo
That alters the case," said he,
cc .'
he says so, and if shutting the gat
and defending it was the action tha
merited such -a high distinction
then. Sergeant Frazer is entitled t
the half of .it."- So it was divide
between them. - During the Cao
clian rebellion of -1837-38, the Brit
h
ish
i)�# •
ori:
tio,
is
e
t-1
hs
tb
e
n
Vr
t--
lt
i
o�
i
d
distinction
ol
Cana
ish , Government,_ appreciating ; the
services of o brave a man, appoint
edrow General Si'r. James McDon
ell, conlhiai cj wt. of the citadel of
Quebec. Thus he served Itis coun-
try frtiithfulfy in his yon th:and: old
a e• fie; was brother of Bishop
31cDon:ell- of Glengarry, fhe first
Catholic Bishop of UIpei• Canada:
Towards rite close of. his useful lifer
the Rev. l aithei' had agreawlonging..
to visit the land of his bitrtli, (Scot
land ) -er_d retiring.for - the night to
the b�cltoom. of his boyhood, was
found next` alaioruinl . in the `'slcep,of
death.
Economy of Long Furrows
Ploughing,
A German agricu1Lund journal
observes that farmers ,usually pay
i-ery little attention to the length of
the fur 'ows to be plowed in a field,
and yet great waste of time and la-
bor is the necessary consequence .of
Unsuitable arrangements -ill this -re-
spect.-
The turning of a plow and the
commencing of a new furrow, i
quiresmore exertion in .the Plow-
man and the team than continued
'work in a straight line, and• how
great may really be the loss of time
from frequent interruptions in short
turns inay be shown jby the fol -low- r:
•
led in the
ngs1•T1
her .'tinny
among ot.
the use of
tells' he:
there at a
than; they
" :Wa,'a
1' You. don'
for. this is
how."
I.She had seer
things that 'lie
at last. not:
thing; and -$wh
into .the ono tri
owing ,to a ,lisp
tato poor , old la
end of the ar
broken, seats sh
the (t" lit 2•,ry - m
a td-q,iiietly _r: ma
("Yotj ftci i
don't y r
1.Bei a r.* de(
forwa d c r '
,
she air ivies :jvi Ito
at he journc. 's
round d by; L ea
men, and Ii tens
oft -repeated '' s 11 o
Grasping he
avid her band ox
looks c10 n in o
est driv r, wi
inquiry :
i.
" Airj-ot.. ii p, :in
From ! te COI sequences of his
.wrath sit is re cu' d and taken home
•by Ii r r. phew - wi o has come to be
depot to 1461 it 1li r.-=1>>•cauven
Harper's 171 aiid,p4,
ley
s
n
10
- I
b na t get on, if yoti
et York ?"
tl a old lady, "giti
is whole consarn
ai , ed to her that the
A f 0 i. nary, , the mans
e: 'to wait for the ex
which he : escorts
nos for her a seat
ne jlent old gen-
ip g 1St hold of the!
r, she' is at first
rlr ►i 91° , t the speed at
le 0 in, but • grtidual-
d much interest -
el of her surround
ld` pntl n-a6
vets
a avers
k
n
anie
ter'thi
1
ha in
h
tre1 tr
as
tc
$t Pl s
nl'
h
t
ti
t
e
h
•
A
dry civilly, and
tries Ito explain
graph ;wires, and
ages are sent over
iter -fate of•speed
ling.
. ays+Atlie old lady
e a iidia' on 'stns
want to go, any-'
many, wonderful
.kes ilk her :mind
tohished at any
le train dashes
ad precede it,
cl switch, and
thrown t the
ong a hea of
upposes it a be
er of 'stop ing,
ratl:ear sn din,
ithaseat inthe
was uuinju ed,
anther acci ent
c1. and is ur-
Cl'o d of hr' ek-
vonc ei:to t eir
Hue !!)ta-
r
! ba
rla in one h.tnd-
i a the other, she
e Lace. of the 1. ud--:
h : conpassio ate
wirRS s rix'
uoulth (at
plain sewing.
THAN s,hi
oral pat ou,ege
,.}}o will ec ii.e
ue bn�s now
,Souud
A, N +ijth
fr. i, o as
ING.
-street,, two dors
ens's, will talo in
29
T
0 }[PASO
fereers fox their lib--
16
ib-16 years, and 'tzt its
eIassortmonQ: of G
od
Which i e wa
ORTANT To
CU - P - REWI' C MACHtINI co.
E 1
OSBORN
HAV I;Iv CI p
halting. added
A _La 'ge
Of "a
D OT RS.
u based the to k in -trade o �, }
01,1 very ath'au a, (zs terms, and '
and We
11.
ori.
ell; ted St ek
TAPLE; AND FANCY GOODS
nipa;j every description, and lting deterinitted
to do busint Hs On
IS, 1b
t
ed Down to t- me ( s
a
.F
a
CASH
Prices are now filar;
j ]RY LOWEST M AItGIN,
And many Lines of Gc Dela to Cost.
We therefore .
our Gjods and px
can sell you
cordially in
COS, as W
ite an inspection
RY GOODS,
•
OCE IFS,
HIARDWirE
Ready made Cl thing anti
oots and 81 oes,
inunen
Selling pit 90
great vaxi
thaw they we
NLEYVILLE
e Ter sold in
e stock of inverted
I be
ea
1 in
1 to
rea
chi
it
the
yin
equ
tho
en t
e fa
ot
aptal
Le
nil it
chin
ng r
lop
c
he
ily
the
les d
ufaa
eoun
TRI
ed.
td
1-4
k-Sti,tch Se ing
sands throughout Car a ii are
ing these machines. ley ave
de range of work, p r ecbien,
nprovenients have late
Ambling the manufacti
as tile ne _pliza ultra, ,of
ceived daily rom old as 'wall as
ndertul
ambrie
Has
been
tram- to
Ars aillrge
ies. Will. do all kind
Wino', *bin the finest
arseast wiercoat or upper
TIIRAE EARS.
•
.preliende • Is sold at one -1
mace hit tertn. charged for ina-
urera
the re.
ry.
that .6
h of every fa rily in
Ur Uachifkes re un -
Is p e,.eni neatly t hest Single- read
L 1 of es ie sewing. PRICES C.+ EATLY
nd .11 achine, witi full outfi $12. '3, i
OTS AND SHOES guar nteed.
ItlES Cheaper than
AS from 50c, itfrward.
Aud fa, kinds of oroetniel, very low.
Give' us, a tt al before pitches g elsewhere, tun
AMLE 174LE, Dee. 6, 1871. 209
CRAY,
A T
•
kinds ic4 Salt
Chu now be filled at
YOUNG & SPARPNC'S
208-4
T6 'THE .PUBLIC AT LARGE. -
Ali(•a,
20
Ctv t' for bail/lin
o,
EINE
arpose6,,
terms.
lath lie
.Thi Mill is s
Melallop and
ran Road
TEY
tween
the Hu- I
212
ty, that' he no
JObbing-flf all kin(
or Tea ins
1644 TAIT
cat ud:
ar of 1 ill
LtJ
LIVERY
SIG N.1OF THE
0
SC
iep con tan -a3
epairin( pr
of the
Lumber
Mill
n t
tut
und
o the tom
adi 'a% they are rep
Bei dors and the
;e 't inspect ou.r
Oe
ng
ofi r good au
160
TCH
on hand.
mptly attend (1' to, a.nd
SEAFORTH
s Lee.
Stantiv on ham' good .as,sort-
S OF LUMBER, dres.ted and
&TIT AND shr.Ner.ar,s, nu of
red to sell at loWest
. Audit to their advant-
stock, and ascertaiii our prices
480-1
ELP SEWHIC MACHINE CO
N. WATSON, Agent.;
'8 Ei
PORIUM.
Beautiful Fancy DresS Goods, very cheap.
Beantiful Black Silks, very cheap.
Beautiful Fancy Poplins, very cheap.
Beautiful Winfleys, 'rery cheap.
Splendid. all Nyciol lla,Nvls, at McKs N-7§.
; Splendid Assorted CIO (Is at HICKSON'S.
Splendid Bfeakfast Ca at HICKSON'S.
:Heavy Beaver Overc „ very low.
TWeed Suits, very loW.
'Fancy Twe6d Suits, very low.
Boy's Clothing; at HI KSON'S.
All made. up art H
A first-81ass- Cutter, ane prices'. low-,
411 fits-:guaranteecl,-;anci prices Pow..
WATSON .
Very -fine TEA, for $1, at
,A1C, HAS GNI HAND THE
Eithe for
and toubl
Ma,chi es cl
Perfect
instru, tion
ball al o ins
$11arin Di
The verp ol and London and Globe,
he P ovhi- ial of Canada, (Canada.)
BEST
Beautiful 543t frOm $11,'.501
lot $7;at,11.1k9K5ION*
Beautiful Fur Caps; at HA; SON'S.
Astonishing Cheap Men's, Overshoes.
Astonishing Cheap Girls,an
Astonishing
Cheap Bootma
Very fiRe, TEA,. for 85 cents), at MC
TILE mARKr,,c, yery fme. TEA,. for 75 cents,_ at IlicK8' N's.
aanily use, Or. for Manufae-
111 and gat
given. to purchasers gratis. "
re property again4 Fire and
aster, and Life and. Limb Citi i4ntas- Bargioins.
h and ' accident, with the
ies, being Agent for
Misses' Overshoes.
Shoes, orall kinds.
re
The •avelers of 'Hartford, (Life and
1)) mptly Settled.
J, EY TO LEND
Alt mod rate rates of interest.
Mission and expenses Moderat
101.1 'GA -TS bought on
teri
.13
No com-
e.
equitable
160 -
AB
wee
Ii Grey .A GES, 8t 25 per kcl ay.
ro of t5e foreman on this -work.
TRISTIVO.8 )7 -EW -
SALE
ItE .8 wanting -kid:, for a tew
a wi 1 find employment on the 1DiAner and Dessert sets,
G. BLAIN, Contractor.
xrey, May 123 1871 180-tf
B o's to ;ntimate to the public that he
n's Carriage Factery„ and has rented
4" William QraSsie'S Paint
Shop,
1,1 . Willliarns is prepared to -execute, of
h shertest notice, all kinds of
tiarriage Paillting, Sign Painting
and Ornamental Work. -
NOTICE. !
..L Persons in lebted to the Entate 'of the late
t lat ' payment to the undersigned, who are author.
i :ed to receive the saine. All stunk remaining un -
1 id after the Firs day or:, Jaime& next, will be
placed in suit..
1.-4101l, Sale, chess.
-12 find Boiler go
Co., prantford,
AND !BELTING, 11804
Aii)leyville, Dee.
kers. Also, Egrn.t
Thr boring Salt Wells... Apply
12, 187i.
SHOPS :,FOR SALE.
VOR IF, tWO hops and' forty-four Met front -
'L." 'age on :lain Seaforth, opposite Car -
Breakfast iaaxi Tett Sets, _
Motto Cups and Saucers,
Chimnev Ornaments,
Victoria 'Vases, etc,,
Pariah. Figures and Busts,
Plated Cake and Card Baskets,
Tea Trays
Call ells,
Btitter Coolers,
Cruet Stands,1
Table SiSoons,
Plated Forks,
-Butter Knivesi
Bread Boards, ;
Table Cutlery,
Rodgers Ivory. Hand Knives,
Ptc..,doers' Knives and Forks -
Rodgers' Pocket Khives,
Rodgers' Razors and Strops, -
Rodgers' Carvers, and F iks,
The Genuine Lubin's Pedumes,
Rimmers Perfumes,
Hair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Work Boxes,
Writing Desks, -
And,g in fact, everything, a
ICKSON'S EMPORIUM,
SEAFORT