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milsommarmagmlsommilm..
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liable remedy ite °tiling coughs,. colds,
il pulmonary I' disease. Many of thee
va are truly- wonderful,
*I' Is the Mind a ponderable or as
ed . inponderable substance ; an eisence, va-
por or an indescribable something which
, f eantrot be grasped, felt,:, or witheld ? ',
' -Man thinks, studies; invents, tries the
brain by overworkand loses his reason ;
resists' his intellect, lleconaes calm, use
' restoratives, and again thinks.
When we reflect that 'a power of eh -
re 1 durance can be imparted to the brain.
d that weak miuds have beeu restored
to atreugth by Fellows' Compounel
' Syrup of Hypophosphites, NI% cannot but
-exclude that that the subtile power is '
really ponderable matter, from the het
that the ingredients are supplied which_
render it support and give it vitality.
Perseus who study hard shoal(' preserve
their baIenee of, power by using. this
Syrup._
Two geEsTroNs E.terree ANswERED.—
Why: should men wear beards? Because
they are a great protectiou to the throak,
and lungs, and add much to their per-
- sonal appearance. Why should we use ,
“ Bryan's Pulmonie Wafers 9." Because -
vsilien used- for coughs, -colds, tielding in
the throat, hoarseness, ete. ; they act
like a charmMinisters and Lawyers
use them, physicians recommend thein,
and singers an 1..N.blic speakers say they
are the very • St Medicine in existence
r the cure of such coMplaints. Sold
v all, medicine dealers, at /25 etS. per
We were pIeased-to see, not long
since, in one of our exchanges, some
. pretty severe remarks addressed to
several persons who, durineran interest-
ing lecture by Rev. John S„ C. Abbott,
kept a continuous coughing, which pre-
vented many from hearing. People who
-
canner refrain from coughing!, had better
stay away from sUch. places, or else take
a bottle of Johnson's Anodyne Liniment
with them.
Itit. rileimportance of 'giving Sherid-
an's Cavalry Condition Powders to horse,
at have -been out in the ebld rain, stood
cold wind, or drank to mural eelii
ater; cannot beoveriestimated ; no man_
should be Nvithout them. who OW118 a..
good horse.
NO RISK.
T ornae' Eclectrie OM Worth Ten Times Its.Weightin Gold. Do you Ulcer anything
of # ?- If not, it is time you did.
e •
Pain cannot stay where # is used. It i(the
L. cheepest_ medicine. ever made. Onedose cures =
common sore threet One bettle has cured Bron-
thitis, Fifty centeworth hie mired an old titan& ,
Bag colantt*. One or two bettlee cures bad cases of
t pike eed leduey troubles. Six te eight applies -
teen% cure any case of Excoriated Nipples or '
flamed Breast. Orie bottle has cured Lame Beck
ef eight years' atanding. 'Daniel Plank, of 13roolt-
Tioga County, Penne say s : "I went thirty
m.iles for a bottle of yettr Oil, which, effeeted
wouderful en' re qf ef crooked. limb by Sa annlierte
tiene,” Another, who has hadkAstlume for year,
eeys t '1 have Mel of a fifty cent bottle lab, awl
• woulanetdray it if I could get no more." '
RUBIS Itoleison, of Wendy'
. N. Y., writes : "One
=all bottle ofeeour Eeleetric Oil restored the voice
erhere the person had not epoken above A whisper
• for five years. e Rev. „T. Mallory, of Wyoming, N.
▪ Y., writes,. "Your Eclettrie Gil cured me of 'Been-
- thitisin one week.' Deelere all aver the ' country
Le: "We have never sold a medicine „that has
gieen such complete satiefection as this."
It is compozed of six of the best Oile that are ,•
- knownle as good to take pa for external neer, and
is believed to be inaneeearably sueerior to any-
thing ever made: Will save elan much suffering
and many dollars of expensele soId on& or
more deaiere in every plade. Price,. 25 cents ,
Prepared, by S. N. “Thoma', -Phelps, N. Y., and
NORTHRUP & LYMAN, Newcestle, Out., solo
agent tor the'Doreixdon.
Norte—Eedectrie—Seleeted and Electrized.
E. Hickson & Oe. aull It Luxastlen, Agents for
Se iforth. 208e1
Th. (eat Fitttnitale Remedy.
son BrOSES' PDRIDDICAL PILLS.
invaltiabie medicine- isunfailing in the
, cure of ell those panfud. and..dangerous diseasea'
te which the female .conetitution x eubjeet.
moderatea,all excees.and removes all obstructions,
- .fted a speetty cane may be relied on
Te merried ladiee it ie peeuliarlysnited: It will,
214 EL short tim&,. bring oa the monthly period with
reetilarity.
The Pills should_ not be taken by Femaledealog the first three menthe of Pregnacy, as they
sae sure to lning onMiscarriage„ but at any other
thee they are safe.
In all Caltelt of Nervous road Spinal. Affectione,
paha; in the back and lienbe, fatigue on alight ex-
ertion., palpitation, of the heart, hysterice, and
whiteg, these pille Will effect a cure w -hen all other.
meaus have felted, and although a powerful
_ rezr(edy, do not coetam iron, calormd, antimony, or
anything laurtini to the constitution.
Full directione in the pampldet around each t'e
• f
- package, which, chenbi be carefully preserved.
Joh Moses, IceT; York, Sole Proprietor.- $1.00 and
:1ft cents for poetage, euclosed to Norihop 4.C; Ityrainf
e Newcastle; Ont.'!..eneral, agents for the Don -anima
will inhere bottle, conteining over 51/ pills by
teturn rural.
Leen' Sold in Seaforth by E. Hickson & Co. and
. feunneten. Co,
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
, Traina leave the Seaforth -station- aS
0XXF. WEST-.
Express. Mixed. Mail.
1 ne 1.40 r. -g. ,8 40- P. M.
GOING 1ST.,
Expreee. Mixed. ', Mail.
m. L40 P. M. 8-00 4i. IC.
follows,
Di:visions
Diviqoa Ceurte will be held as follows :
Winehem.... eTen 16 Dangennenn aaepril 2
Hie Jac. `23 Bayfiea. . .
Sioaralth Jan. 115Goderich...t• ... :April 4
27 Wingleue - April 19
Dungsenenn „May 21
:. 411 Sento/Ili ...May 23
t'liiitcre Feb. 1 . ... May 25
dtriel= Feb. 5 Cliziton. e. • .3hLY 31
r.......eforch 25 Dune:Lunen *lime 8
*c.afotthttcrch ee Bee field ... _Jane 4
:1--xecer - untrli 410 (oderieh. Stine a
le 'Anton. . . April 1 -
Th.! Tete e oeen at 10 A. ZiE. eaeli day.
itgenriffiii
PliArtekt SEM Mat
1-`MIT'll, North Mz.heetreet, two doors
?OM th Of Mr. Theeae Stepheus's, will take in
hale w 2o9--
trUILV .74110_31780.37-
hia numerous customers for their lib-
attruuagf: \ozring the hist 1G yflars, and trusts -
f
ewflits r eftiutierfee.
He ha
Arid
w ea h el a Larne assertment of Geed
enilocky.
..eatte eeteeive hatigitet40/17.
•
Also,
FENCI7NG. l) 1)RAINING'
LI:g411BER„
Alikays kept on• hand. Also,
200,00G PEET OF PI.NE,
rut fur building .and general riraposeit, which he
libtrai teima. ,
ItIBBIZ'S,r WILL BE .1}1Z0-41PTLY
ESI)ED TO.
The Mill is eituated on the Townline between
WEIR:op- and.lItillttt, & and .2 mih3s :rota the Hu-
ork.Itoad. 212
, A sad-dog—Onewho tarries filen
at his
When your. "brain, is on 'fire
. you may as well blow it out.
e— The very best kind ofagrieti
tural fairs—Farmers' daughters.
Thesayine is that " it is mo e
pleasant to give then to receive;
applies only to medicine aLd advic
" Never - mind the obituae
Judge," said Montana culprit *he
the k-eourt became pathetic in r
nottecing the sentence.. " Let's ft
the time for the funeral."
— If you want to find out a manis
real dieposition, take him 'when hje
is wet and- hungry. If he is am
able then, dry* himand till him u
and you have got an engel.
A Caution.—Lauiv---" O. Am
yon ought never to Wear a/ ring 0
your third finger, unless' , you.. ate
rtally engaged. _Manama says t
. often prevents a good offer e)
—Wife — "Well., to tell.the
-truth, I didn't think much 6f tije
.dose of the isermon." Husband
Probably you were thinking
more of the clothes of the cOngreg t-
.
7
tion."
— An •old lady froM one of at r
rand diatricts astonished a, clerk
• one of the stores a few days ago ty
inquiring if he had any " yaller d
velopements sich as4 they 'did up 1
ters in.' -
---'The following •conundrum 13
just. as new as ever it was : Mime
is; the &floret -lee qetween the Ei 1.-
peror of Russia and a beggar 'I TE e
one enauifestees, and t e
other manifests toes 'without his
shoes.
-- A saloon keeper having Oat t,
ed. tinsiness in a building'. whe •u
trunlp had been made, ,asked a'
friend what he had oetter
the cld • sign, Prunk Factoe
Oh,?' 'said the friend, "just can
and it e
= A New York -politacian, n
letter of condolence to t le.
dow of a " countrinatember who
had beien • his friepd, says:. " f -a
rainedeto hear that has one o
heetven. We w ere .bosem frient s,
• le& now we shall never meet again."
--FiNot a great while since, .a.
pedagogue in, some of, the East° n
States was examining a glass f
pupils, touching their ideas regar -
jng the set. Of one bright little
fellow;askeil the question how e
Would' like ;a 'seafitein g• life. " Fitst
iate;'' was the reply; "except the
fishing business." "And why n t
thatr "Because I don't li
whaing,"
At a trial not long since p e
of the- witnesses, an old lady of soe
01
eig*y years, was closely question d
by the -opening connsel relative tp
the clearness of her eyesight. "C
you see me?" said be: -"Yea," was
answered. "Ploiv well -can you ee
me `I" persisted the lawyer. " 11
enough," responded .the lady, "to
. see that .you're- neither. a negro,
Indian, nor a gentleman." The.
swer brdoglit down the house.
.=" Shrouds !". exclaimed. an
lady, who was listening to an
sea -captain's story, " what do
have them at sea for ?"- "To bt
dead calms n, ma'am," replied
old salt.
r
silver and ono$5 gold pi
pot Theyi. leo found a o
cloth) g $60 lila geld
silver , WreP up- in
$102 411! bills, and in an
age $70 in: 'it in an
howi, well colv red with
in silx er, and ear the
chest w 11 taninp
eilver and $315 it gold.
silver pieees mud we e
Fre-ne,! and mericani
he old st S1 a ish eiecee
.1791,1795, r99, and
piecee 180 a 810. 1
sharj ory; is toli
fessor in a ern divtrdt
who •wa9 nec s b ned to ci
'devotionelle o ts which w
ed of the te It, periodic'l
morning ne the Vipt
pro.fic eat •n s oet-hand,
to fel e °et the proiess
eveni g :P ay t verbatillt
6 w titte in lout; he ,an
for et `tiCi in. The prgtes
flown on is own Work-ivit
gean'e bu e d i treatbd
fully; idi uk itcS,false
'yeigh d ga nst p
sever ly,c n ul'ed its ge
gruity,
an
• SU1)SLI,I1ti
Was ai mi
Of o cours
- that
offspr
swee
111 te
80I»
0
Lii't 8
t ga
5 2
of
0
g th
her
•
BRIAF NOTES.
• Taxation .a thing .of so nn ch
concern in, oeida. that a mari's c
science the ther day. would not
4-
al-
low' him to sell sausages tintil he
fonn 'otit the amount of reve be
itain 8 t go - link.
•b n each - - •
---,-- At the late Plymouth chutch
pie -I -tic, Mr. Beecher was asked why
lie did. not dance.' There is hut
tuad tip
h
I
or
q.
31'
ly t at the auth
hitti
ey peer la
tudent in'or
ehdben moinglin
ng,- nd since Otat h
mg Style of criticis
.
taiued in In.0 particular 6
3:1:ew Hay n Register
—The Ti oy • Times say -.
lIesegaw. , a native, of: .Ji; an • ed
in this city, Nonday dorm eY, ed.
-
tVent1y v ais. , The death of this
young me 0, SO fat froni 1 me ttid
tinder "eu h e r tints a.nces, so sdepy
interestin , elat tion . theropr `(-Ity
.of, more .t lane al mer ly fo al 1 u-
nounceme t. I 'Me. -I. wit n of
sever 't1 lit lid .ed re .esent4 ive4 of
.. : 1 ,,
Jape: se t o Et tope awl, he
unit a Sate, to b lipe-allY f. ii-
Clated for t e., tture a s vantage of the
Pulp re, die 'had be n in lr' c mi -
1 'I /
ery o iry one •ear. 130- 111 emu c -
+ion . ith :It , roy cad?.rny be 1kd
.already acquit kl sue a fL1ni1iaF1ty
with ' thele ii ciples of tlil Eng sh
lapse age be ableti i im tc conv •se
mid. ,bad flue tly a d en t,3etaini -
ly-. : It .was As. ipul Tose to sti Iv
_
law as Soon as prstaticable, and his
taleet apd d_llgence- n the prep- ra-
tory 4tutlie5 gave ev deuce' that 1 ad
lie been pern Wet] , o eon, maim te
his,plans he vbu1d h ve contribu ed
4
greatly to he if piovement of
3.apanese j 'ujisprude 'ce. In cOrn on
,with i his I ow-cth, ntrymen Who
surviVe. bit here, I 6 made friends'
I '
wherever kid vn.''
' ---1-That v r singt
1 : , •
the Aztece - ave b
again. , ) ,
e ter fr
Powell o1� do ex
,
tion tates hat
e .
wilting' ha een d
rocks nea,-.'
'there to
ancient re
example
cord of the
on
•e
net citn
f a pr
schoo
ciseitlee
recetti't-
011e
s,
, -
moved
r's owti
t' Ip tal-
ed1e
r C tne
a vete
sh
o1.ic, ill-
syntaX,
eclaiing
the of
prayel.
ed ,him
h
-n
ss
b
•lleg
in
)wt it i3f1)ueit
s.
steep an.
to a ds
With. ou
Theek, fou
fragments'
caeional
latter.:
and val
of -art
fashione
of ..pres
under a
ed with
pacity
0
lar commun ty,
en beard fr m
m one of he
exp di-
ztec " pict re -
sec)" ered on he
eir
an
re -
a
of
o,g a
ci we
lutaii; au'1 that fr
Gulf tra es of t
nee a sound. As
be dis ov ries, the
5th, of las Septem
1 '
e ting. Or that a
e started In qu st
imbing u ' and a
row ledg , •they
of dilapidated llon
, .
eet of wail,,rern lit
leerof I pottery
. ,
arrovv-heads, with
e a speciMens of
e (:)f the melt-into:Ts
e prizes was in the f
✓ hen jug,, artistic
1 n in an gecellent s
31viit0n. It was -
ick .vith. the :Mouth
a st e. Theljar ha
f ir or five' gall()
one • reason," he replied=" I don't contained.dj all bundies
willOws, us for bakthLZ corn
er,
as'
know how. 'The only dancing
'ever did, was when my fat
furnished the mu.sic, and used m
a fiddle. I took all the steps the
— A Norwecrz,ian lady has atri
Milw'aukee with some twenty
ber ehildren.1 • She says there at
many accidents she .don't think
safe to bring them all_ on one bc
as in icase of 'a wreck she woul
have any liert tootiimenceli
e
.21 .
ed
of
•so
it
ab,.
11 t'
in
a new COUD try.. Slie expects -the test
of them•shortly.e
— Here is the testimony of pr.
A. S. Welch, Pre idea of theSttte
Ageicultural Co lege at Aft es,
Iowa : "There le, s been no ob ec-
don tothe admise on of ladies We
:have about. fifty; they •occupy .one
wine of the g. I have been.
asked if they 3 -iv trouble in ti eir
intercourse with y ung men? -Yes,
thy do a little oc asionally, and but
a little. With u as to intellectual
eaPacity, the sex s appear to be
about equal. T 10 difficulties we
have with them are far less, than
with young men alone.
chemist, working in the .an-alYt eal
laboratory, is a '171 of eeverit en.
The girls do all t ie housework. . A
metron superint nds the glrls,.
thei e is a general housekeeper."'
= A eccentrie lady named Abby
Curipton .recentle died at -1Uurn4ris,
New York.. Her administra
while inventoryin. her effects foiind
various sums of a oneY in unexp et -
ed places. Thus there Were r 25
between the leavt of an old sin mg
book, and about $90 in bills; $3 ain
rid
rs
The ibupell
twine ai,ad
v ere rotte
propose to ivi
of the•Aztacs
more of c,bei
religipue rit
servation aiht
Characterhams
11 and Lord Derby.
-
sel I r a most ex
have be n tie
fl
,
rom boiled hei
itll age. Th explor s
bi s, a
(1
4 manye of the cits
this :Winter; and le
- history, b
s, . from 's personal
Fete 4y.
1
cI
L8,
es,
ng.
nd
oc-
the
nag
tin
lly
ate
den
r er.
he requ'ired' m;uch. ba4 ng
cheering, and never eouldl orb
ephilh bettle. debate, he, il0+
°aiming, stuck at nothing in o der
to snatch an advant8ge. With the
gr vest face he would invent what
h assumed his adversary to ave
d, but what notoriously he n ver
di say. His judgment was' ni • or
nearly so." ---Lord Brougham's em-
oi 8, vol.
TC! THE FARMERS OF HURON.
08 -
ab d,
ead.
lwith
p, ad
Lord ' Br+
Lord. Rus
"John
0.01 of vie
even to
aA uickliess 1
I ,1 .
written a' '-
family .lov
of the Oro
love of . a
lieion. • 'I
. e
both in co
speaker h
diet.luct, ti
debeter. h
Ca.blinet
sti'aligh f,„fo •
relied op..
coritidenc
try his ha
Th-? 1.*b
for ' Sydn.
John i:wot
the. Chan
'-`etone. T
appreciati
theilate E
i
ha writ
rea , y an
great no
e,
statement
1
I
It
tehrinness; •
tinaeys; of
hid"bas rea
elle
me inti
sufhcioi t
and al o
t deal. He has the
.fteedoin and jealou‘
1y
n • bet he has also thie r
party.,: as if it Wiere a11. '
leatie to man
ct id. opini
good—f--ch
t always for ibl
ite firs -ra
s ale -ave
rd ntl.wh011y t
e Ossesses 8(1
at 1 e wenild .f 9 y
latc a ything vh.oever.
wa. some fou!clation
a
mil h's•joke,Ith Ird
ta the cone and of
Fhetf or -cut for ,he
say • g showed ae true
of iis charact
Of 11 erby,. Lord Prong-
- e was eperfectly
ere? I able debater,
of clear and Idistinct
JIe argued dos
f
I
E'IB,Sr11 RIZE
•i
GRAIN CRUSHERS.
AND
'STRAW CUTTERS.
SoIq agent
MAX
o Parise
The
Pa -rt
nem
con •
pure
1;_
or he County of R4roi, for th
of
I
LL Sc,IN ill;
s now prepared to 1
with their celebrat
ushers and Str Castors.
AV
farneeree
a
o nachi3iistook the First Prize at the Pri)-
al !Trial or agricaltural imp enionta liold in •
in July last, and are witheet doubt the bent
lectured in the Province. TXaciiines !keet
antly on ',Laud, and eaube sceli by ietending
Lutacro at any time, at the Mar' et, Seaferth.
••.
A o a nuniber of IRON PLOW'''
, of font
fernub patterns, reeeived curet*froni the
c4tbr.ted Scottish Plow anufactory
jflj;f GRAY & Co. G1iASG0W.
per cent. less
ufacture.
AL other varieties of agricul tin al implerFents
kerit coristautly on litincli'which be so,d -at
mai acturers prices.
'
the
ese plows can be mold neaely 25
similar plows pi OantLdiitn mai
o.
19
. 'WILSON.
ROXBORO MILLS 1
CHANGED HANDS.
•
unde,r4gned havinepurchased ORotboro
T inereaseil the Ma-
chinery, and put the Mill in 'a thorough state of
repair, are now prepared to do
ot
01
te
4 .
RISTITIGI CHOPPING
AND
other kinds .of general Custom
on the shertent notice.
hey would also desiie to stateto farmer and
ers, that/ as the work will be done tinder their
n supervision„they have no hositatien in guamn-
ing entire satisfaction.
A trial is respectfully solicited.
B. SI:IANTZ & BROTAER..
Rot -bore elnue ,1871. • 18441. •
ork
SEAFORTH
PLANING MIL,
SASH, DOOR,
4ND---
BLnip FACTORY,
eubscriber begs leave to thank his. nuraerotts
'customers for the liberal patronage extended to
hiu since commencing business in Seam* and
trllsta that he,raity be favored with o coutuence
ei the same.
Parties ietending to build would do well to give
a call, as he will continue to keep .on. hand it
fe stock °tall kinds of
DRY ‘; PINE LITMB.
.
PA 8111E S,
'DOOR §i MOULDIN
§laNGLES, LATH, ETC.
. Ho feels confident of giving satisfaction t4 those
4 a o may favour him with their patronage, i4s none
but first-class workmen are employed.
ra`Paritieularattention paid to Custom Planing.
,s,
201 N II. BROAD
OT.
T EETII EXT ACTED WITH UT
PAIN.
-
Is su
F1iving be
d by the
p sent y
VI
HE VERDI
DNER S
erior to any
T OF THE1 PEOPLE
LAZES THAT THE
WING MACII1NE
—
examin'et and tried by the most skilful mechanics aid best judges the =natty canproduce,
n aivirded 'rizes at all. the prinelpal'Exhibitions held throtighout the Dominion during tie
r; and all ough all the leadingplachines -were arrayed against it, the GARDNER PATENT
has been declared
T0111.0ITS 0T1ER ALL 00IVIPETIT0R8,
now in fl Market.
u on. evertest, and new sten& foremost in the rank of sewers.
WEE ' LIST; OF R1ZES FOK 1871;
sieP3.* .eett Toro (a. First Prize at London—Lb.° great Western Pair. First Prize at Guelph—tho.
fnir
gr at atiti Fair. i st Prize et St. Oatherines, Cotmty of Liuceln. First Prize at Chatham, County of
K. te lite t Priee at Waterloo, County of Waterloo. First Prize at Orangeville, Cotmty of Simcoe.
Fi st Pritz in Mono, County of Peel. First Prize in Cale '
ilon 'County of Simcoe. First Prize at Wel-
ls dportii linty of Welliind.. First Prize at Otterville, County of Oxford. Second Prize at Provincial
F ir Ki g ton Diplonm at Hamilton, and various County Shows.
This be Udell specimen of mechanical ability is a purely Canadian invention, surpassing in sitaplieity,
(I. rability; nd uteful ess any other Sewing -Machine now in the market whether of Clans.dian, American,
Or English eanufactui e. ,
• .
t will hen, cord, braid, tuck, gather, quilt, fell, and do all and every kind of Family Sewing and light
Mftnufactu nig Work, using all kinds of tintead. 16 has it most complete SET 01' eTTACHMENTSe '
BUY NO OTIA.ER. If the price is it little higher than some others, it is the cheapest in the end.
Send for,Ci eulars and Samples. • ,-
- GA.I',,DVER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, HAMILTON, ONT.
r. 9.— • tending purchasers should net bo mieled by misertipulons agents ;hi other Companies, -who
keep flrlit�u nes they do not sell, in a damaged state, to make capital for theirulelves. • .
Call and exlimitio the Gardner before purchasing any ot er, at Wzrzwit G-B,ABSIE'S Warolr00m8,
Goderich-s root, Seaforth. Agents wanted).
179-52
PETER GRASSIE,
Seaferth.
•
•
vonsonf.
IMPORTED CliviES TER
WHITE *BOAR.
•
The First rize thorough -bred Chester White Boer, purchased from L. B. SILVER, Saler; Ohio, U. S.
It is °lab ed bybreeders of Chester Whites, in the United States, that they make a greater a otmt
of Pork for he food consumed than any o ter breed known. With ordinary attentiou they thiiv veey
repelly, we gliing from 400 to • '700 lbs, at i i
n 12 to 14 months old, and are frequeiatly killed pre ghing
as high as 000 lbs. of Dressed Pork. This/hOar -will be held for the service of sows at Egmondvill
1 Tenets.—One Dollar, Cash, with privilege of returning. '
Also, an saproved BERER1REDOA Et, bred by M. S. Coeniiene, Campton, whose Berk-
shire Pigs re admitted to be tho best in Cenada, his stock being, •iraperted from the best breeders in
iportecl -POLAND AND :CITIN.A. 110/1.11. The first imported into this Cintry.
Englaui. ervice'of this boar at Ono Doll,er per sow.
limited number of sows at Ono Dollar per sow.
W. J. BATTAY,- Proprietor.
'Also, an
Will serve
Egmon'ville, Nov. 21, 1871. • 207
TWRIGH 1. L. D. 8„ Sergeon iontiat,-
• ext acts teeth ithout pain by the use of the
•itrons-• 'de Gas. Office—Over the Fount ain• of
ashion, Mr:Powter' store, on the Market Square.
At-tenmice in Sea rth, at Knox's Hotel, the first
nestlav aeftWednes ay of each month; in Clinton,
t the Oinnecreial H tel, on the follownie ,Thurs-
ays in Fridays. he remainder of the° time at
is Stra ford office.
Perth*requiring n w teeth are requested to call,
i nt Self orth and 01 nton, on trie first davij of at.-
inlene
Over 6 ,000 patien s have had teeth eve ted by
t euro I f the Gas, t Dr. Coulton's ()fee , NOV
203
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t'arti
OF
Store
. CULL,
A LENT Fon
.3/"4N'S -SEWING .31-/IVIIP 1 ES,
Express Companies, •
ASSURANCE • CO.,
arriake Licences/ .
graph an
DA LIF
ssuer of
rican M
lar at -ten
JOB
CE—Ellio
Seaforth
PI
ney bought and sold.
ion plaid to
RIN TING.
t & Armstrong's Book -
174.
ri
an
§F.A
$5.0
AVE the
vestment o
9 per cent
ORTH ITUly
NEY
0 TO LEND.
ove 'sum on haid for
good Farm Secu y, at
,—Private Fund&
JOELN S. PORTER.
25, 1870. 139.,
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DBAI
for T
training a
Kentucky,
results fro
to have the
fer good
Training
ing. We
Orin
206
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ter Trailliyg ana.alo Stables
SEAFORTH, ON
EY begs to inform tha/Farmers and public generally, OM he has specially fitted up Stables
aiming nud *Ming Ilnrsies, and purposes to HANDLE TROTTING STOCK by
• developing themeto the best advantage. He has engaged aix old; experienced traiuer from
ith tho assistance of eonipetent grooms and every facility for perfect and ,inest satiniactory
'all under ray charge. - Rersonis having good young sound free -stepping Horses would do well
trained and. nee 11 they cannot be made to trot fast. I am constantly in receipt of ordera
vers and can sell any number of good movers at Ilion FIGIMES. Parties having Hoeses in
receive their time every week, thus enabling:them to see the improvement they are =sl-
ave as good a half-raile track ail can bo foundin the Dominion for training Horses on.
Terms Reasonable.
T9
rses Bought and Sol(1. One or two good. Trotters for Sale.
D ST4PLEs—South of the 111. & L. H. R. R. Station andbpposite the Woolen Factory.
AN
• Address, A. 11. BAILEY. ,Seaforth, Ont.
Ht.
-T E CthCTJLAR SA
Cuts through all Opposition.
• R.6 B ER T S 0- N & C 0.-
. _I
e just re eived a large and splendid assortmen of Rogers' and Other celebrated makes
NICKOLI
Liffhtn
UTL RY,
E AND, OTHER (10q0
A TRAY$, COAL OIL LAMPS,
ng and 'Turn -table Apple Parers,
Every Family should. have emu,
VHA MPIQN AND OTILKI.
CROSkTiril SAWS
STOCK'S.. CELEBRATED EXTRA MACHINE OIL'
Warranted th.e best in use.
e Airs 1 for AbelPs .,Patent Gear and
1 . '
And i every other.ktiele reSuired in the Hardware Line—She
1"
JACE
RENy TO HIRE.
S.tprN OF, THE CIRCULAR SAW,
198
GIFT
Toys,
ARIASTR011
Iorse Power,
,
1V1 AS
BOOK
and Heavy.
&aforth Fowi dr
ZAPFE st CAFITER'°
Woulddesire to call attention to ,their
greatly improved
THRESHER & SEPAIIATOR
Which is able to compete with any other
• Machine in Canada. •
Among its many -advantages, we call at-
tention to 'the following—the way the
Cylinder is constructed—it requires less
power and:is capable of
THRESHING MORE MM CLEANER
THAN. ANY OTHER.
The great complaint among Threshers
always was, that -.they could thresh more
than they could clean, our improved drum.
does away with all these coMploints.; it
is so constra3ted s to regulate iie wind
tc keep the riddles from choking, without
blowing any grain over. We have also
improved ourMills to prevent the grain
Ibing over with the straw, -
We would invite Farmers and Thresh-
ers, generally, to give us a call, and. ex-
amine our stock before purchasing. else-
where, we Can sell as cheap as any other
Establishment.
None but the best Material used, and the
very best workmen employed,.
The Machines we sold last year enable
_ I say that they gave better eatisfat-
tion than any other bver. sold in this
-'county.
PITT'S HORSE POWER!'
kept on hand at all times,
We would also desire to direct the
attention of farmers to our
SAWING MACHINES!
Which are capable of sawing from forty
to fifty cords of wood per day.
Superior Gang Ploughs, Straw Cutters,
Cultivators,Belittlers. Wooden and Iron -
beam Ploughs, Scrapers, Kettles, 45cc.;
All a which we warrant tia give satisfac-
tion,t and -will be sold as cheap as at any
other Establishment in the Province.
REPAIRING AND I0ASTINC4-
01' svelte' DX.90-11*TION,
Done on the shortest notice and most
reasonoble terMs.
143-1y— ZAPF! & CARTIER.
AND
reat variety,
HOUSE & LOT FOR S LE
IN' SlAFORTli. 4 •
VOP. Sale, Cheap, ai Frame Cottage and a Lot
J: and a half, on the 'corner of Jarvis and Market
-
streets, immediately lacing, the Market squarr.
The house centetins two rooms and two bed -rooms,
with hall and summer kitehen. There i aIso
eplendid well of water on the premises. Fo tame
&c., apply to the tindeigned.
JOHN DAUNCE I
207 - ' Se oral.
REMOVAL OF ROSS'S 11 T L
AND S PIAGE OFFICE.
THE enbseriber begs to state.that be, s Tee
-a- Moved to the Betilaine formerly occn ied by
Me. M. Robertson as Cabinet Factory; tar the
AT Station, which he ha e fitted up in it imitab e men-
; ner for a Hotel. He viten all his old frie • de and
customers to his ne quarters -wherewill be
&. PRIIC S happy to attend to th „it wants. First -e Stab-
: A ling and large yard i connection. Parti @e going
North will find it to their adYantAge to patronize-
.
. BOWS Mall Line of Stages, which start from thios
Hotel.
203 J Alt`RS ROSS.
Call and purchase some presento for lahristinas r J. P BRINE,
. .
and New Year.
•
Main Street, Seaforth..
T ICENSED AUC cONEB for the t4unty of
-a-4 Huron. Sales tten&d in all partli of the
Country. All orders !left at ThE EXPOSIT It, Office
will be promptly attended to. 198
CHEERING PROSPECTS
FOR AN 1 ,
ABUNDANT IARVEST
1 The present faTorable Sipring weather
warrants both farmer anI meelionic in
Making timely preparatioee for the corn-
ing•liorVest.
THOMSON & WILLIAMS
While thanking their pat ons for the lib-
eral encouraasment accow edthem in the
past, would* cbrdially un "te the atten-
Of Farmers to their choic assorbment of
Harvestir3g Machines for 871. Our
Ohio Combined 3 cin,,41 • •
wit), Johnson's Improved Self-] take, his
given, complete satisfactio for the past
owo years, and is now ffered to the
public with the strenges guarantee for
durability and perfect wo k,
The Cayuga Chief, r, 3fower,
Which has gained for itse a world-wide
reputation is *gain offer d as the most
durable, handy and best orking Mower
known, being construcie inthe body- of
the machine entirely of ron and steel,
and with J it we defy co peti-tion. We
also offer the -
Johnsons SelfRak ng Single
Reaper,
which took fini' t ancl secon1 prizes a,tkro-
vincial Exhibition, 1870, This reaper is
acknowledged to be tupe or to any other
pattern now in use, as it IcutS perfectly,
takes up lodged or tangle4 grain better
than any other rake or rel machine, and
-
cuts ,equally Wel) from eit er aide of the
4e1d wheu wind is strongj from any di-
rection, can be raised or lowered. when in
motion and is very durabile
We invite inspection of ourl:machines
and mode of m'anufacturin by pur-
chaser's before giving era rs Msewhere.
We guarantee satisfactio ievery ma-
chine, or no sale.
TERMS E Y.
The agriculturalists of IPei4b and ad-
joining counties Will not we eiieve) be
se blind to their own i1.rsts as to
give their orders to sla ps nore than,
100 miles east, when ther are-finstelass
works !in their midst, b &ling' largely
the best machines, %nal' Ito any of the
same reaniiinemn e nt the Priosence.
Gall and see use -send n your erders
by mail, or deal' with ouxl agents, as m
every ease you will get 1a perfect Ma-
chine, and. on the same erms as your
neighbor. Our principl s of business
and prices being establ shed and. uni-
folm.
All other kinds of ireplements con- -
stoutly. ii hand,
STEM -ENGINES
And. all kinds of MILL WORK dons.
prompt].
Addr ss i .
• TR MSON & W LLIA31131 %
M TCHELL,
9ittano
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