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The Krol of Wife to Choose.
After all, in looking but for a
wife, a mean whist consider how she
-will show at the fireside, rather
than at parties-. Yott eats learn so
anuch of literary and cesthetie tastes,
the fitvorite books that are always in
wand, the music that is veaularly
'studied and sling, the kind of asso-
ciations, and the general order of-
tastes. It is by far the best way of
getting up a flirtation, which is not j
ilnpleesaantLy done under parental
eyes, when•suclr eyes fire - kindly and
k nignant. .Loveenaa.king is,'etn un-
eofxinionly l;leastnt employment for.
the winter nights. You. waytalk';
• of the • perils - of young, men when
they come up to town ; but there is
'no hotter safeguard than giving snob
y►auu; fellows the associations of
home and sweet woman. -Parents
:make an immense mistake in taking
too severely- monetary a 'view of a
young' fellow's prospects. I never
knew a young fellow under ever so
i dun a cloud, who, with purpose and
ility could not work out hisway
into the sunlight.' Better even- the
long engagement, or the' early mar-
riage, than many other suppositions
that might -be put.—London Society.
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The Hare aid -the Hound.
An old hare,• when, hunted by a
common hound. • seems to regulate •
her flight from the first according to
T- the'speed of her pursuer. She knew
from eayeii.ence :that re very rapid
light would be less certain of carry-.
ing her mit -of the reach of danger
than a more deliberate oriee .ind
]ienoe she carefully husband her
strength. : She seems to h• cl :obb
8 .served that iu grounds whe a there
are nany young shru`es; t1 a co' tact
:of her whole body leave behind a
'stronger scent, She the dere avoids
all thickets, and.keeps as much as
possible in beaten ro• cls ; but w hen-
- pursued. by greyh unds she •t
,Isis
then as fast. as she is able, anl
seeks for shelter in woods and thick=
eta. Kugwin-g that; terriers, even
though they, do not see her, can fol-
low her track/1 she often practices a
, 'sttatagenr-to deceive thein. When
• she has run fora considerable time
in A straight line, she returnsa_short
:distaattee on the road she has collie,
in order to render the scent very
strong on this space of ground ; she
then makes several long leaps, in a
side direction, and eliereby renders
it difficult to recover the scent. 'By
this means the bounds are put at
:fanilt, and the hare enabled to get a
considerable way ahead, and thus
she frequently makes 'her escape.---
aCassell's Natural History.
Helen Josephine Mansfield;
Miss .Helen Josephine h'hnsficld:,
the beautiful woman over 'whom
James Fisk, jr., the Prince of Ede,
and Edward S. Stokes have quarrel -
.ed for many years, is' a diverted
wife of Mr. Frank 'Lawlor, he
actor. e She secured
her- • div
oce
after becornin,g acquainted with ijir.
Fisk, who meanie madly enanol'ed
of her ;on first sight. Befere she
applied for her divorce, Mr. Fsk
•deeded her the magnificent five -
storey., brown stone house, No. 30,
West 23rd street, for which he p tid
$65,000. As soon as the- divu'ce
-was .ebtaained, Miss ,Maarnetield, who
assumed her maiden name, .occup ed_.
the house. $40,000 iu superb f�lt
:niture was plaaced mit and paid for
hi' Fisk, who- also gave her. $5O,d00 .
jra money to place at.linterest, This
money she afterwa rd handed 1 tee
Fisk to speculate with for her belie.
fit. When she and Fisk pined, by
her failing in love with. Stokes, then
Fisk ref'tsed to give heir. back 4 lis
sum.. _Renee, she sued hien, and
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threatened to 1)ul,lis11 - the private- t
the private notes .sent her 'oy Mr t
Fink during the period of -two :years,
also to expose the conspiracy of the s
Elie ruiaauatgils- who bad don the
eno, of their c
s.torlsl,:i;a tacy in her
hv:u ;e. Fisk l»u-1 an - in ullt;t4au
sensed upon ler and Stokes to 'Kee 1
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vent their publishing this rnatte.i,- b
and as our special dispatch explains; t
ODU of this has grown his death.
Torn .turkey'a-s rift in' and a-si ;lrin'
and a quitteri ' a d flou tin' his
tail feathers in be un, like a lively
young widower al ready o begin.
life over Agin.
'� ' Brut,' Says Hi �ldy, ' you know
he can't set on gg•
`„„ c He can't? I'. like to know
why,' says the pa son. '',He shall
set` on Beggs, ant ha fit them; too.”
" '.0 Doctor, says Huldy, all in �a
tremble, cause ou know, she didn't
want to contra let rhe minister, and
.,
she was afraid she;should la: gh—' I
never heard tl at s. Toru] turkey
-would set un eg s.'
" ' Why, the ought to,' aid the
person, getting luiite eu'ries , ' what.
else be they g' od 1 for 1 ou just
,
:>a
bring out the eggs, i ow, and put 'em •
in the est, and! I'll Imake h' in set on
'ern:'
"So Hul
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cly tl ouebt there wasn't
no Way'to conVince hire telt to` let
him try ;• so she to k -the eggs out,
and fixed 'em all n `ee In the ' nest,
and then she ca a cele, and found
old Time a -ski ni lin; with the
pa on pretty li el• is I tell ye. Ye
see. old Tom, he .iiia h't take It he idee
at all, and he op d and gobbled,
and fit the parson, • nd the','parson's
wig got round so th his cue stuck
straight Out ov r is -ea'r, •but he'd
got his blood up " on see the old
doctor was used o crrying-his pints
o' doctrine , ant h hadn't fit the
Ariuenians and oc hens to be beat
by a Tom turkey �• so finally - he
made a drive, and etched him by
the neck, in spite f his flopping,
and stroked hini own, and put
Huidv's apron; roun f him. •
`c''There, Huldy' he says, - quite:
red in the face' e've got him'
now,' and he ray lied off to the
barn with him°a liv..1y'as a cricket.
" Huldy acute
with :laughter, a:
ter would, look rdun
Now,' 'Haiti :,
legs, and! set. hi
parson when he got
you: see p he . is
he'll set there all
And the pais, h
old Tom.he sot th 're;
and held his head d
lug, lookin' like a
ceck, :a's long as the
hire.
" 'There, you set
sets,' says the pec on
" fifthly. was 'most
she should laugh. '
get up,' Days she, c w ' en you do.
4 Oh, no he 'won' says the par-
son, quite confident ' theie, there,'
says he, layin' 'hist ha ds on him �a•
if lie was pronouncin' a blessin.' .Etat
when the parson iz +p,, Toni he riz
riz up too, and be. an to' march over
the eggs.
cc c'' Stop•, DOw: ]' sal a the a:rson� •
.P
I'll make .him _et down agi n ;
hand ' me that cot a b• diet, we'll yet:
that' over hien.'
"So he cryTom's
okP . I cl begs,
and-�of him dowi a-•aiin ; and they
put the corn bast t o ver. him, and
then they 'both bt.od and waited.
That'll do e ' hing,' I3:uldy,'
said the parson.
"',I don't kn® w bout it," says
Hulcly; quietly.
" `i+`Oh, ves it vil, child: ---I un-
derstiind,' says he:
Jest as lie Sl) ke the basket riz
right i p and too , aid they could
see olcl T'om's lore_ lees.
I'll make hi ) s ay bowl
fount nine says t ie iarson, f
see, 1)'11:40115 18 me I 1 kir the 1
gas, and the docto ha I got his,
1)eh1nd jist choking
d al raicl the minis -
and see her.
we'll crook his
Own,' says the
ini to the nest,
ge ing quiet, and
rid t."
got down, arid
&tonin enough,
wn, all droop
eat' pious old
arson sot by
how still he
to Huld.y.
dyin' for fear
'In afraid he'll
all
eon -
r you
est of
puck
'SHE huge EXPOS TOR.
TIE VERDIC OF TH PEOPLE
DECL�ItLS THkr THE
¶ARflNER SVIN ACHINE
supen
or to • any
now in the Market,
Having been ox mined and tried by the most skilful mechanics and best Indges the ootintry can produce,
and by them ay ed Prizes et all the principal Exhibitions held throughout the Dominion during the
present year; a d although all the loading Machines were arrayed against it, the GA1U)NEB PATENT
hes been declared
VICTORI ITS OVER ALL 'CO1PETITOR,S,
upon eery test, and now stands foreruost in the rank of sowers. -
8 D TI1 LINT OF PRIZES NOR 1871;
first Prize at Toronto. irst Prize at Lonon—the great Western Fair. . First Prize at Grel h–the
gr at Central 1' ir. First Pr e at St. Cntheriles, County of Lincoln. first Prize at Chatham, County of
K •r
pt. First Pr zo at Watereoo, Canty of \r(itorloo: 1+'iast Prize at Orangeville, County of Siuncoe.
Fi t Prize in ono, Cbimt of Peel,. First Prize in Caledon, County Of Si ticoo. First Prize at Wel-
ls dport, Count - o1 Wellan First Prize at Otferville, County of eixford.:Second Prize at Provincial
Fair, Kingston, iploma at : amilton, and various County Shows.
This beautift specimen o mechanical ability's a purely Canadine iu ention, surpassing in simplicity,
durability, and ��tsefulnesa a • y other Sewing Machine now in the malice whether of Canadian, American,
or English mandfacture. - '
t will here, word, braid, t ok, gather, quilt, fell, and do all and:every kind of Family Sewing and light
blennfacturing York, using all kinds of threed. It haw a most complete SET OF ATTACHMENTS.
I3UY NO O:1'HEB-• If t o -price is a little higher than sonic others, it is the cheapest in the end.
Sed for Ciroulars and Sam lee.
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GARDNER, SE ING iSiACITINE COMPANY, HAMILTON, ONT.
P. S.—. Intoncisng purchaa:rs should not bo Misled by unscrupulous agents of othor Companies, who
keep Machines tey do not : ell, in damaged state, to make capital foil themselves.
Call and exa ine the Ga Miner before purchasing any other, at V1I near Glussn 's Warerooms,
Goderioh•street, Seaforth. ' gents wanted.
PETER GRASSIE,
Seaforth.
]e79-52
NIPOIITE 1 CHESTER WHITE BOAR.
Th First Prize 'horongh-br
I is claimed b, breeders of
of ork for the fo td consuinec
rapt ly, weighing rom 400 to
as h gh as 1000.Th . of Dresne
Also,an improv.d BERT
shire Pigs aro ado ittcd to be
England. Servici of this boa
Al 0, an import d POLA
Will nerve a limit d unnibor o
ginondtille,--o'..21, 187
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d Chester Mite Boar, purchased from L. I3. SILvRR, Salem, Ohio, U. S.
Chester Whites, in the United States, thathey make a greater amount
than an 'other breed known. With "ordii� ary attention they thrive very
00 lbs., at. from 12 to 14 months old, tend faro frequently killed wei +hin
Pork. This boar will be held for the serrileo of sswa at Egmindville. B
s.—One Dollar, Centel with privilege of returning.
SUfiRE BOAR, bred by X S. Oomenezers, Campton, whose Berk -
he beat in Canada, his etaek being imported from the best breeders in
at One Dollar per sow.
D AND (IIINA BOAR. The Art imported into this Country.
sows at One Dollar per sow.
207 W. J. BAILEY, Proprietor.
BAILEY b
or Trai.da
train ug and devol
Kentsky, with th
rami! 1 from all on
Ito h e them train
for g, od drivers an
Tra' ing will recti
ing. We have as
Horses
refer: AND
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fit
iffiYlf 'TA
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Tial.irng lied Stile Stables
SEAFORTH, ONT.
ge to info the Farmers and public generally, tri t hci hex specially fitted np ..Stables
and ,illnj lilornq,,, and purposes to A}lDI.E TROTTING STOCK by
ping them o the best adventjige. He has eni ag d. an old experienced trainer from
assistance ,f competent grooms sad every facility for'isarfect and most sati4lnetory
er my char • e. Potions haling good young sound freeenteppin}; Horses would swell
d and see 1 they cannot be made to.trot feat. I tm constantly in receipt of orders.
can Hell a.y number of good movers at Hum Fir( tails. Parties having Horses in
o their tint evert week, thus enabling them to ee ' the improvement they are xnak-
ood a halt:, 'le track as eau be found iu the Doini 'on for training Horses on. -
ought -
ABLE:1—S
Term -s Reasonable.
Sold. - One or two go cl Trotters for Sale.
th of the 13. & LI Hell. 11. Station an It opposite the Woolen Factory.
Address, 4_ II. BAILEY. Seeforth, Out. •
WM.
Haye just r
`c'You just hlhd him a tit ante, t1 C1(O[.
a
nd- 1'll get= sonit_lt) Bile, that'll ni4ake'
kiln �taay, 1 _guess a ick out Mit wE111L
o the fence, and ro gilt 'in ii long.'
hin, flat stone, r1 ' laud it i n olci I_ i Iii
Lo11l'e back. I: • -
Old rl.'otrl, lie ilei down con-
ii',er-illy unclel; h 1, and L oked
• tllly as if he was g ' in' to gi e in.
Ti, scaiu there a g lMi long; Dell ;
nd' the t iii ister a d Hula left:
iln the •e, and cot ie
°I
:i' to the iocise,_
tit they hesin't no than ` cit in
l e door, ,lyefort'e th(1y see° ol( Torn
hilt;llirl' along, a • s Z•Njellstep! )n' as
ver, say ing,: 'tall,. t: lk,' and quit-
er, uuittet,' and s le ti ti' tine gob-
iu as if -he'd come tl+rough th Red
eat and got the vi .to �y.
'"' Oh,: rnv eg, s ! says Illidy=,
'c I'tn-<lfr;ird ht.'s .5 :1,1.5 led 'ern.' .
cc And auk's et ell l),0 tiler th-ev
Was, snaarsiii�d flat n.;}lgli und,r} the
tone.
How' He et the Turkey. ' r
cc c Aridy, say's -the •Irt111ister. onet
•d:a't:yy, tto .his 11CW laE:lp,. ' you aril- -t. ex -1.
per ieiiced cur donl's ; and when -you
want to know anything, you -must.
zonie to' _lite.'
4 act Y'
cssir, s -11d I3t:1.1t1ti,
'cc Now, Hu WY) sa-r s the 1)arson,
you trust be sure to have the Borley s
eggs, 50 -thait wvr-, can h 1': e a1. lot of
tui•kev> for 'flee,ksgiein z' P
"Yee sir;' says 1-ltddy and she t
L'l`l hdi.
ve hick
0_11 _t we \t•on
er�'olilicl."-
oI)nued the lige try door, rt tltlshot
t o
.:;find a nice t,aart'ei she'd heen savili'
the eery next dae- i lie'
• pa+ewe's [1111-t,ib:ke , ‘vzIS found kill-
ed, uu to old. Jin ct•odge'S kcal ri.
Folks &Lid titer. `Se oggs killed it,
though ,Setoggs be stuocl to it lie
didn't ; <1t any -rick. 4. he ,
t'iitrlt1y
lle;T nettle at mealc�..i t, and
she felt i,:t-d about it~ es she'd set
her heart on t<tlslli' (;!{t'„turkeys, and
says she, ` Ott, dear, I clnn_'t ano ,
whatI 'shall do, 1 was: Lust ready to
set
” c Do, H l d y t,t says the 'parson,
' why, there's the other turkey, ort:
• j
there by the door, and a fine. bird,
too, he is.'
" Sure- enough, there was th'e old
1,
lolled,' Sahel the
h seen t crit-
II 1L. Stow
T LET1I rxTn c TI{ 1) " \''ITI I )1.-'1
- PAN.
(4[`:',fT\\ I.
1 raete to
'tiitreit:. cl.i,ts'
Ftisinnr - Mr. IN
ti
.etinfix;let it
Tt41 velav :1141 \i t
etI1 r.. ;). ., sc.r icon
etli.!t ithoit l'ie'n l,r the nm
a'ti.' t111ct tl i r tlu Feet
,t eyes '•te •. n the Market
s Settfutth it 1ox's hotel•
d!je..tl'v of c-nt mouth ; in (
e fallowing
ler of the tittle at
ith 11 'eregne tali to call,
ou.
k te• first
day
of at-
oiled by
4New
at the C )iutrterciall Hotel, on tel
dep. and Vreene n. C The remain
las t'.'trstit:i-d,,g.�e
t _ rut
Pita .f< � ,
i
if at Seeforth<
tc•nde.nce.
Over 54,004 p tiitnte ?tate her teeth extrf
the usat) of the as, at Del Cdulton's office
York.
f1 new to
it Clittttm.,
TOOK.'S
-Repairs
L+'
ceieed a la
ClilOULAR SAW
Cuts through all opposition.
BERTSOri & CO.
e and splendid asanrtment of Rogers' and other celebrated m..kes '
U.TiER
ITE A D OTHER SILVER LATER COODS,
EA T t AYS, CIOAL OIv LiAMPS, -
ing and Tulin -table Apple Parers,
Every Fathilt should hare ono.
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IMPROV t D CHAMPION AN
OS -CTT S
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CEL a BRATEI EXTRA
Warranteclitho beet in use.
coir A . ell's Patent Gear ai
1ikl
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S. .
.CHINE OIL
orse 'Power,
And ovary- other article required in the hardware Line --I hell and Heavy. y
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JACK ► CI EW=if S TO HIRE.
SHUN Uri THE CIRCULAR. S
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Cra
11W. li
)1 TS0-,: -; df: GO.
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Lai . eINT
TI\Irya hhrld a large stock
reeee of leather•, and iwiii
7.
sprin,;�i,tork. \'itiaiii the ens:
so tits' our step bring now se
booth and ahceee'wl'�ch will rare
Ci'eer laf \\'01i1 attended tt
Remember the iilsorti, first dour
,�Dca's , • -
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D ¥O
C'll 1, Wil' .Is
-UE t W[LLIS, Main Street,
ttf':Bro); ; end Stews which were pnrcit
'h they are now selling at emit price.
ti.ty weeks, haute rued shoes hate. adverse
]d at former emtitliriees, an upportuni
y occur.
;lrroiuptly, ns; formerly. A gnocl fit, et
oath ref Jolui Lo.tun'4, stud oppo,itc
•r.
tl )
e•aftirth,
s•t1 before the lute rise in.,
' e th,
Order d 1 t to iii -
rt i.e room for their
l it price at Ieant ten per cent.,
- sic offered for obtaining cheap
1 first ekase; article guaranteed.
\ ltolxrtsnn & Co's Hardware
11leLNTY1.E & WILLIS.
Ea G'MONDVILLE
GROCERY STORE.
WM. THOIVISON,
(Late of Seaforth,)
TTAS received a fresh supply of Choice Family
Groceries, of every description, embracing very
Fine -flavored Teas,
of various varieties. -
Also, Sugars, Coffees, . Spices, Fish,
TOBACCOES,
Biscuits and every other article in the Grocery line,
all of which ho will sell at prices as low as can be
had at Seaforth or in any Houde in the County.
BUTTER AND EGGS
taken in exchange for goods as -cash.
FLOUR AND Ill:EA
of every description, kept conetantly on hand, in -
A call is respectfully eolicited.
WM. THOMSON.
REMEMBER THE BRICK STORE,
LOGAN'S OLD STAND.
JOHN LOCAN
Has a Lot of
SHAWLS, MANTLES,
'Which he is anxious to Sell Off, at Cost,
YES, BELOW COST,
Therefore, Ladies, younvill plea.9e call at the
Mancllester House,
MAIN STREET,
Soon, riled get your pick of the Gooda before they
" are all sold.
Settforth, July 25, 101., 190
SHROUDS ! SHROUDS !
M. ROBERTSON, •
CABINET 31A1IF.R AND UNDERT.A
Johnson's Old Stand,
Main street, Seaforth, has now on hand a good
assortment of
Which he can furnish cheaper than they can be
got elsewhere. ' 205
NOTICE .
TO DEB TO RS.
ek,"' LL ACCOUNTS of the current year and also
"all acemmts and notes or other dolgts contract-
ed in previous years enlist be paid on or before the
10th day of January, 1872. Otherwise they will
be placed in Court for collection, as my business
must be wound np at once.
(3!, GAIN of all kinds, Pork, Butter, &c.,
will be taken in payment of accounts or notes, at
the higheot market price, up to the abortnetated
Ainleyrille, Dec. 6, 1871. JOHN LEOETE.
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MILK. MILK.
pARTIES vrishing NEW MILK can here it
DELIVERED AT THEIR RESIDENCE.S,
IN SEAFORTH,
Every n -eek -day zoorning from ditto.
JOHN- IfAl3KIRK,
North Road.
206
Nonember :16,4671.
D. McNAUGHT
17/an's.
inhabitants of Seafortb and vicin-.
ity, that be . now caiTies on business at
his 1S El% m rear of Killoran
Jobbing of all kinds, and 'Norse -shoeing
specially, proMptly attended- to.
1.64-t t -h- Terms reasonable.
DA V1I) eNA LIGHT
Telegraph and. Express-, Companies,
CANADA 'LIFE- ASSURANCE CO.,
American Money bought and sold,
Particular attentilim pp id to
JOB PRINTINt;',
tore, 6eaforth 17
rm.; eies'eiler hies, be etett. that be bee
riteeel to th,! 77)..114011y Gecupis,il
Intel up in it slats/At. Ilion -
net. ft,r a Hot td. tin Ile: ell his friende and
t.L•tona,rs to his new trainers where be will be
homer to et tele"' to their wanie. First-class Stab-
liog and lerge rant in remit "then Parties going
North will tirol it to their aeivontege to patroeize
Rotteee Mail Line of Stagee, wirieleetart -Irmo this
xesrEs 'ROSS.
ICENkED ArCTIONEER for the County of
-e--e Huron. Sales attended: in ell parts of the
Country. All Orders left at THE EXPOSITOR 011ie.
will bo promptly attended to. 1981
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JAN 26, 1872,
aforth Foundry
ZAPFE 6:CARTER
Would desire to call attention to- their
greatly improved
THRESHER & SEPARATOR
'Which is able to compete with any other
Machine in Canada.
Among its rna.riv advantages. we call at-.
tention to the -foIlowilig,--the way the
Cylinder is constru.eted—it requires kw
power and is ca.pa.ble of
TRRESH1NC MORE AND CLEANER
TITAN ANY OTHER.
The great complaint among' Threshers
always was, that they could thresh more
than they could clean, our improyed drum -
does away with these compla.ints ;
is so constructed as to regulate the wind'
tc keep the riddTes from choking. without -
blowing any grain over, We h'axe also,
improved our Mille tO prevent *the grain
going '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
None but the best Material used, and the -
very best workmen employed.
The Machines we sold last year enable.
us to say that they gave better satisfac-
tion than any other ever Hold in this -
county.
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PITT'S HORSE POWER !
kept on hand at al times.
We would also casire to direct the
attention of farmers to our
SAWING MACHINES r
Which are capable of sawing from fortr
to fifty cords of wood per day.
Superior Gang Ploughs, Straw Cutters,„
Cultivators, Seuillers. Wooden and Iron -
beam Ploughs, Scrapers, Kettles, tie.,
All of which we warrant te give satisfac-
tion, and will be sold as cheap as at any
other Establishment in the Province. -
REPAIRING AND CA.STING
Or EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Done on the shortest notice and moist
reasonable terms.
143-1y—
CHEERING PROSPECTS -
ABUNDANT HARVEST
The present'favorable Spring weather
-warrants both farmer and mechanie
making timely preparatiens for the com-
ing harvest..
While thanking their patrons for the lib-
eral encouragement accorded them the
past, would cordially invite the atten-
of Farmers fo their choice assortment of
HarvCsting Machines for 1871.. Our
Ohio Iciontbined Machine,
with Johnson's Improved Self-ntke, has
given complete satisfaction for the past
oivo years, and is now °tiered to the
public with the strongest guarantee for
durability ana perfect work.
The Cayuga Chief, Jr., Hower,
Which has gained for itself a world-wide
reputation is again offered as the most -
durable, handy and best working Mower
known, being constructed in the body of
'the machine entirely of iron and steel,
and with it we defy .competitioL
aho offer the
Johnson's Self Raking ;
wliieh took first and second prizes atBro-
vincial Exhibition, 1870. This reiper
acknowledged. to be superior to any other
pattern now in use, as it cuts perfectly,
takes up lodged or tangled. gram better
than any other rake or reel machine, and
cuts equally well frona either side of the
field Nvheri wind is strong from any di-
rection, can be raised Air lowered when in
motion and is very du'rablc.
We invite inspection of our machines
and mode of manufacturing by pur-
cha,.-.,ers before giving orders eleewhera.
We guarantee' satistacti.on EVC11-y
chink, or no Hale.
TERMS EASY.
joining countics will not -(we berinn-n) be
so blind to their (mn .intere:-.13 as to
give thur orders to sholis more than
100 milts elq, when there are rirstelase
Nvoilis in their mixlst, building largely
the besi inachith (mull to any of the
same Ina.ellint the Province.
Call and see ns. send in :7,-our,ordors
hy mail, or deal with um- agent:;, as irt
every case 3, ou 'V% .get a, perfect nu-
t:bine, and on tke ...emu? terms as your
and pnces, hung f...)tafqieti and mil -
All other Rinds of
stantly on hand.
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And all kinds of MILL IVOR K done
Address
MITCHELL, ,
Ontario -
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