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JAN 26,.
Fly Foundry
at CARTER
odd desire to call attention to their
greatly improved
IEHR & SEPARATOR
lith is able to corpete with any other -
1 iachine in Canada.
Ong its many advantages.' we call at -
Lion to the following -,the way the:
hider i constructed—it requires Tess•
power and is: capable of
RRESRINDMORE AND CLEARER
THAN ANY OTHER.
'he great complaint among Threshers.
ays was, that they could thresh More
ri they could clean, our improved drum:
s away with all these complaints ;
Er eonstrnefed as to regulate the wind'
.eep the riddles from choking,without
amg any era' in or-er. We have alstr
roved° our Mlle to prevent the grain:
.g over with the straw..
would invite Farmers and Thresh-
, generally, to e,ive.'us a call, and ex-
ne our stock before purchasing else-•
ere ; we can sell as cheap as any other
ablishment.
to but the best Material; ussed, and the
very best workmen employed..
`he Machines we sold last year enable-
say that they gave better satisfaac
1 than any ether ever sold in tl iSe
sty. 1
PITT'S HORSE POWER r
kept on hand at all times:
:We weuld also desire to direct the
_ attention of farmers to our
lAIVING MACHINES r
kith are capable of sawing from forty-
to fifty cords of wood per day.
)erior Gang Ploughs, Strew Cutters,..
Etivators, Seufflers. wooden and Iron -
learn Ploughs, Scrapers, Kettles, /cc.,'
of which we warrant to give satisfae.
a, and lull be soled as cheap as ext any-
zthh€<r Lstaabtishtnent in the Province -
;FAIRING AND CASTING
OP ES ItY IJEScRirrip r,
on the shortest notice and most
reasonable remits.. •
-
-- ZAPI• E_ k CARTEL.
REERI-:N0 PikOSPELTS-
PK; • A *t
BLS 1\D A2tT HARVEST -
lie
`he present favorable Spring weather -
manta both farmer andmechanic in:
king timely preparations for the cora-
'harvest.
t
rttr SON 84: WILLIAMS
iih thanking their patrons for the Iib
-
L ene_ottragemeIrt accorded ed them in the•
t, woaldcordially invite the atten--
.'errmers to their choice assortment of
t estiirg Machines for 1&71. , Our
Ohl i o Combined Jfachine
11 Johnson`s. Improved Self-1:ako, has
a complete satisfaction for the past
a years, and is now offered' to the
lie with the strongest guarantee for
anti perfect wurk..
Jr"e Gcu fzrya C,Ji of Jr., lfower,
ieh has gaited far itself a 'world-wide
ration is again offered as the most -
co,
bit:, haandy-anti be wo-i-kiug Mo'-er
TL, being trot{stet ct€ d in the body of
nacl
lute entirely of 1I'C1.11 and Streit
with it we defy competition. , to
oftr the
o son* Seli Raking Single
Reaper,
h took first and second prizes atPro-
,4ad 1 xhibition, 18-70. This reaper is
.o' 1.dged to be .superior to any other
,crit 310W in use, as if; eats perfectly,
a up lodged, ot- tangled - gradin bitter
any } v cltc;l• rake or reel machine, arra-tl.
I equally well zrom elzher side of the
l W hen wind is simile from. any di -
iFc it, can Ile raised o.. lowere(1 when in
on and is vert- tiurat.1c. .
c invite inspection of our machines-
- mode of manufacturing by pal--
yrs. oeft.re gin i''_g o}rdur.s elsewhere.tt .r:.In tee saeksttctien ie every nel.-
c, or 110 sable. -
TE1,1 18 EASY.
Jit .
ke aericuititlaalasfs c.f Pfrth andaad"-.. .
lei ctattrrtir:3 t:' d. IRA S:. W(. IeelieVe)'tie:
`deed to their, ot:.-n iet "ae.t8 as to
t ile.ir oreit , -to shops more than
Unite e.t-t.. wi-;F.a t}ltie a -e IirsU-chis&
jk-s, in their midst I'tlldti1r' largely
. et utaklith a t crud -t a e ey e ' the •
. net sail Its made .ir the Pro lute.
F4 i :ria t't` ly, , ..t-i't1 in, your of lora
-�,'c`l, tai c;€at, ' LtlI our at ,,c- t-,, at it
rt e,Lit: y tart a ill ,—t,et a. perfect t ilea:-
.e, a ti. tart the euee ia'1les as your
;11,ol'. inti` piiritID ,', of lusinesa
'p;.f"t°:`s • I:et1 g L:at°aI'ii,li d: and. ani-
[t alto* -Kiiicls of ire/Acme-as ton -'1
1:1•11.14 -ENC ;IS S .131:134T,
all kinds of 1VORK done
:itl•.
It -ss
Il`D €SON & ' ILLI 018,
M1T€ H ELL,
-ch ()uteri*,
a
JAN. 26, .1872.
r;',
.art In dentiv Mina..
The death of Ch ries Barb
the age of .seventy-nine; revi
memory` of the pleasant
;graphic sketches, which 11h
.ed some seven years agd, nun
title of -z: Passages from the
'hil"osoplrei•." . . Enjoying a,
wide reputation as a rmithem
his. naive wee familiar to, th
.ury English public as the i
<of what •was popularly know
Calculating Machine To c
this machine was one of th
4oifjects of the East_ forty .ye
Babbtage's life, and 0 it was 't
euce•a knowledge ofit into a
outside that of science that-
ume was, written.. ..To : have 1
its co!iten3 to a 'description
:invention would not have -p
-ized its merits. So to. ala
book generally readable, _its
•determined to intr;duce, so
trarieous matter; _ and though
ciiuss whieli are' obviohs wh
' autobiography is published
.lifetime, of -its' subject the b
not. he entertaining as ;it rni h
• been, yet it furnishes bq cie,
fora desultory +chat
Its character• is the. natiira
pression of the far •eacIiin
seemingly inexhaustible act;
the man yvhose publication
more than eighty in number
says .himself, "'Every movie
my walking` hours has been bee
by some train of ,inquiry." .The
of good methods ' is recognize
every practical student, and a n
4a.1 curitsity is felt to be the.
by which any successful. worke
economized his time. Oa this
Babbage says that his difficulty
• slated in adapting- the work- to
state of the body. The nece
,training was not easy. W be
at night' he found himself sleei
yet wishing to sleep,, be took a
-jectfor examination that. req
little mental effort, and which
`had- little influence on. 'worldly
fairs by iits success or failure.
Difference Engine -• or Calcul
Machine, was his mzagwacm
though it never reached- cowplet
Besides 'the . well known Tab]
L,,g;.rithms, the Ninth Briclgew
Treatise, and The ' Economy
Maa.nufactures, his list of wo
• comprises papers upon. subjects -
removed from the oi,dina.ly.trac
study. -A visit from-Vidocq,
French thief -taker, suggest�,;Ld fu
er researches ipto the art of pit
locks, in whose prosecution he fo
the assistance of Mr. Hobbs, at
..Exhibition. of 1851, to . be m.
valuable than anybody else's. T
invention of cyphers occd.pied
mind for some time, as it had _
viously interested Lord Bal Can.
could not see a ballet at. H
Majesty's Theatre without sugge an arrangement of different c
ored ' lights to invest the ea_ilib
dancer with, new charm. Did
find himself ;delayed in Bratdord
ati evening, be " immediately •snug
fresh ideas at One of_thct factories
the town. Nota i ng carne amiss
hint, 'He assisted to fight the tei.tt
of the gauges, and made efperinen
bage at
ves the
autobio-
1>uulish-
der the
Life of al
world-
alticiaan,
e ordin
nvento-r
tis. the
oruplete
e ',greet
ars of
O
intro
world.
th is vol_
invited
of . the
opular- -
lie. the
author
rile ex -
;from
en an
In the
ook is
t have
t food
1 ex -
g and
vitiy of
s are
He
nt of;
upied
valise
d by
atur-
nieans.
has
point
coo -
the
ssary
hen
Mess,
sub-
u ired
also
LA=
Bib
sting
o�zcr
lu1i
e of
a for
of
ries
fax
k of
the
dol le
1 p amusia elemplificli-
tion of the en nit y of . he street boys'
was related by Mr. : abr►age hi e
seltia.avith infinite nest. The plulo -
opier kept'a parrot, and taught i_,
as hecarne t,ie bird,pf a mathernat'
dab, tore ?eat a berie ',of number
Tirol," as iklr. Bar, re reinarkec
with proper pride in- is feathete
pupil—" n t in mere rithrneticn1
;progressions •y. u know.' One day, o'
ret ruing to � is house. be callea th
patrot-as usu.1 to mite ti her lesso
Obediently, •ally began in a bust -
nese like w y : " Twice: two are
four ; :four ' i' les four are sixteen l;
sixteen tire- s sixteen; "—at this
poi'dt .the r p tition saiddenly-'drep
'ped off, and i a voice uii nistuka.bl"
• oorrowed f o 1 the. "gentlemen o
the 1�a,verne t, the, lesson conclude
wit ` " hun ' Id Babbage !" Mr
Babbage
bage's - n estigations into th
con ;tion.o eggars may not b
tideless" to 11 'se sii�nilarly occupie .
in our= tow The result of hi.
littbor he a i. odied in two general
principles; 1 first of which is, tha
a p �ofessionaa'l
asked his addr
it a very �distaa
that those beg.
want work, an
belong to trade
ly possible .to
inent without
.valuable prope
industry of M
everywhere,' ,a
bring home
him` for his.
life= -it whit',
rneadican}t, on beim
ss, iuvalri" b1y . make.I
t one ;1 e second is,
cars who! profess to
not charity, always
in which it is scarce-
give t h elnl en pl oy-
trusting them with
ty. - Li truth,'the
Babbage led him
he seldom failed to
s mething to reward
urney. His active
to day was allowed
to pass without its work—was
peculiarly of tl e kind qualified to
e-n:d.ure, and it d'd 'not end until the'
had - been exceeded
ars.--.Examiner.
j
r
Psaltnis&',: span
by .nearly ten
y
From ';A
e
Written fo
'calking of
cropped up tin
Looking at th
treme point o
from the steal
into the Mine i,
pious catechist w.
in a fearful ba e
were swearing it
ner, which ''dc
alarm of the la d
afraid," said t
safe enough a
nth- wearing ;" the
king' What do yo
and. asked -the 1nesi
the timid the catt9ch:
Ore Jet," - A fello
he case i'n point.
his the ::coast • he
Pre- open boat fr•orn
ile the islands. of
er
.st
ol-
ovr
he:
for
bt
in
to
le
t3
k ° in the West,'
.the Inverness
urier.
sornis, 'a: -good story
c urse of the journey,
hu Storr, the -ex
-
e 'mainland visible
as we struck fairly
we - were told of a
o was caught the
• master and 1t1en
a shocking man-
ed tenfoid
in-edenfold to the
SMAL1. •" Don't lie
skipper, "you're
long as they- are
s oral grew worse.
think of it now l"
. - c' Thank God !"
"they are swear
raveller 9tioted a
-notherlioint of
ventured in an
c, ne to 'another of
t e Hebrides, and -
was -overtaken [ y.. tornadoof wind-;
for eleven .hours t ie Lnen were root -
in the' oscillation of rakvay,
• rlages in a short train itppropriated
ito his use on the°Great Western
Among Mr. Bat,bxge's acquaint.
'ances was til:e Duke of Wellington..
They were both present at a very:
small diener1 party, when. the char
actera of the French Marshalsbe-
emu() the Su (eject of „conversatiou.
<rhe•Duke," beirig'appeaalfcl: to, point -
.ed out their various qualities, and
assigned to each hiss ;peculiar excel-
lence. Ono of the psrty,.aftel bear -
i>• g this generous Cern ;enc atiUt'i,
said, " Well, •sir, how was it that
with such varictus. great gawl idesou
licked theta all one after € fter -.t;ri9thy
er 1 .
The Duke was taken by surprise..
At last, , aa shoat pause, he said
" Nell, 1 don't exa.ctl know now v how.it
W4S , I ut I think that, ;:f any. unex=
peeted circumstance orient -.'eel'
lrlthe
midst of a battle which :deranged its
whole plan, I could perhaps organ-
ize alother 'plan Mo, e':quickly than
most of the -n." Rogers, the poet,
another friend of the philosopher,
told him that he had' never wi•ittt;ri
more than f'o.tir lints of v rSe in any
one day of his, lite. He also told
hire of a very strong •iiisG�,l;ace of the
force of his own inl tgination: The
custom of foaming \Viudu.ws of one
sheet of plate glass was then ;love),
aid Roger ohjectect to it heti,riseone
d iy its appearance/led him to fancy
that the window ltreiailld hid; at din-
ner was (Tete- - ' As , a tesltlt . I -ie
.,aught cold, though the window
was perfectly closed. The effect of
the anecdote -was startling tl )O,, its;
auditors,- and was lieaa,rtily• received
by Mr. Babbage, bout.rasting it with
the onposrite fact of his imagination,
which led him, if compelled to sleep.
at a friend's ' liot,se without lis
customary nightcap, to tie a piece of
packthread Lightly i•oat3ld his lieacl.
In this- `wav imagined• himself
covered with nightcap, and caught
no cola at alt. The. last anecdote
•of Mr. Babbage is told in last night's
. Echo. His a4'ersion to;organ-grind-
ing, and the odium which his
pro-,.
secution of the g ndeis drew on.
him from t -e street boy.,, have long
been matters very familiar to Lon -
I•
st
A
as
1
end .to their seats,
bours they were
danger . of being
that time scare€l
terect, the ir:en ti 'king to theiroars
with the look •f " grim death"'
on their faces.
A Young
nd for six of these
in niornentaty
wamped. 'In all
a word was u t
There is som
young fellows to s
least under's'tood.
I know a odd int,
Oxford man, wle
Coin than. brains,
find himself in
London, ai;no, -in
fectual"ly, he prof;
pocket cad Co chi
.hint. *The cad`s
vantage of the acl
iuediaeely assent
young friend felt
eujolnieut, in, 4i
if he were _a cone!
irnpoetance, and;
of what may - be
{lisghise.
g . My 1°i'1 n
as a ro.tigh aid re '-e
tohis heart's conte
-called a 1 an soin,
promiscuously_ fo
The drivel who
over inhis mind t
'tepee of his fare,
•
11.
n's Passion.
les a passion in -
e the darker and
to of London life.
nee of this in an
had rather more -
He managed to
worworst;t;1unis of
older to bee it of-
o'ed to some pick -
xi -Ye
ickn7e raiment with
the obvious act
a lgewer,t, and im
I suppose nay
gloomy' intense.
rising hlniself as
itator of historical
a ized the position
a
liieved under a
i :get hiin glf 11
led iu theslunis
ft. At bast he
ri 1 knocked about -
f11
bouri or ,50.
h; d been turning
b. °eed eedy as ppeaf•-
,u.Idenly drew -up
and refused to •go- t .tep further ulz-
Gl
1
he'
seen t
lie•
�oio
t
f
his
.Honey. My frienc proceeded • to
put his hand into hi pocket, when
he suddenly: recol e ted that I e Bald
left his purse iii the raiment =bid)
be handed over to Kh • cad. -=-L 'radon
&clergy. -
Winding a Tater].
Always be •cal h I to "have the
tube :of tie key th•roughly lean,
picking out any lint gatlleic,d from
the pocket.and rebo -ing the
esti trace of d u's t in it, This is very
.im_poitant; the.sligla est particle of
,dust may f• 11, in through th. • key
"holo ands° c1 g some f the de icate
works. M re. ,was tt h •:s are, in need
from this cal' ase, and r quite fi•e ' uent.
cleaning, • tan ,fro any ther
reasons. watch sl ould liev r be
wound or •Opened wh, n dust .is fly,
ing lathe air, nor sho ld it be t pen-
ed with soiled fingers. New mat hes,
even of the, best ma nufaactur.', re-
cru;•e a year -or so of ear to ge ;til
the parts smooth and n proper run-
ning older, so that a sew watc can
hardly be fully re ula ed -to ent rely
accurate time the 'rst year. The
• I
if
ing e.f the
near the rigl
an'ol . ration
quire to ac?
may ; onetini
first' . r second
egiulator when very
t point, is so delicate
hat a long time is re-
'ust it exactly; one
s.chance to hit it on a
trial.
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.NOTICE TO FARRIERS,
POULTRY WAITED.
The undersigned is now prepared to pay the
Highest - Price, E', 1T1 Cash,
For ant quantity of good well-dressed
OULTRY,
Delivered at
-7
the Egg Emporium, Seaforth.
The Poultry'must all be drawn.
D. D. WILSON.
ROOMS TO LET.
TO LET, ' in Scott's Block, two commodious
Rooms
us •
c flat. .
Apply to •
195- m hicCAUGREY & HOLMSTED.
Insolvent Act of 1869
AND AA•t'TND ENTS THERETO.
In the matter ofJOHN INGLIS, of Wroxeter,
County of Huron, Provi eco of Ontario, .
an Insolvents
EDWARD - EVANS, laveI, signee in thio matter, a
quer ted to file Chair claims 1;
month. '
• EDWAI
111
ntreal, -Stn Joinery, 1872
been appointed As -
td Creditors are re
efore me within one
D EVANS, _
Ansi tree. -
• MR. - JOHN TL
THINKS
E.
HI'S S his
n-1tar
eron cus
s s
eral Jatronage during the last
ho receive its continuance.
He has now on hand a large
Son d
Green He
he warrants will 'give ea
OMItPSOH
oniers for t hElr•
lib=
16 years, and trusts
ssortnlent of Good
dock,
isfaction.
Also,
FE*CING�- �AN,�D DItAINIl�G..
�! lJM13EJi,
Always kept on hand. Also, -
200,6.00 FEET. OF PINE, -
Cat f r building and. general - purposes, which he
offers on 'liberal terms.
OR L ERS T `ILL BE PRO.2.11PTLY"
A2'TIJ 'DLT D TO.
The
McKil:
ron lip
Birt is situated on the
op and Hallett, 3 and
ad.
ownline between
Iles from the Hu-
212
MONE
$5,000 TO L rND.
hl VE.the above su on hand for
investment on good Fa Security; at
8 and 9 per cent. ,—Priva e Funds.
JOHN l . PORTER.
SE:LFoxtTH; July 25, 1870.
139,—
,t '
•
C •
Hai purchased and increased the stock formerly belonging
9 9.
f, 1
and has now or hand a first-class stock of
f .
GROCERIES,WINES a •LIQ
o S. Powell,
uc.Rs,
LOUR, FEED & PROVISIONS.
Also, a stock of
'peneer's and Carlin '-s Ali.
}
In Casks, Half Casks, and Quarter Casks,
VERY CHEAP,
Goods delivered in any part of the town.
Remember the place, Powell's OZd Stand,
'213
Opposite therMansion Hotel, Seaforth,
PJOTFCE.
ALTHOUGIT BOOTS & SFI(6,
WOOLLEN GOODS,
ROCKERY, ETC.,
Have advanced from 10 to 20 per cent,
WE WILL NOT
Pu•.l ups the GOODS- now in Stock
>,VIONT:
FOR .1 SORT TI;]iE.
E. H1CKSON & CO.
AL HOUSE, SEAFOItTEI.
`DOMINION HOUSE."°
CASH VS. CREDIT.
FOR ONE
MONTH ONLY,
•
M. LiVINGSTONF
WILL ALLOW A DISCOUNT OF
10 PER CENT.
CASH PURCHASES RCHAS
Oti LL E$ AMOUN 7TIN(;;• TO
Just rece vet
All of whish i
BAR GAIN:'.
when pure aset
Goods m rke
Convince you
5.00
3
AND UPWARD.
large and carefully selected stocks of
FI.i.ESH TEAS; SUGARS, TOBACCOS, &c.
ill be subject to the above discount. Now° is the
time to obtain
i.'he above offer being genuine, will be adhered to in every case,
s pay CASH DOWN.
l in plain figures at the lowest market rates.
rselves by making an early inspection.
N. 11 LI VINGSTONE.
AINLE VI LE; January, 1872.
•
STE
ARE
ART, THOMPSON & CO:
AINLEYVILLE,
ELLING OFF THE BALANCE OF THEIR
FALL 9N1) WJNTER STOCK
VERY LOW,
To make room for Spr-inSmportations.
NO iV IS THE TIME TO SECURE ]34RGAi7 S;
p
Call and Examine for Yourselves
Before
Purchasing Elsewhere. -
REMEMBER TIIE PL1 dE—L ' ' G
.�GAII: ,S OLD STAXD.
AIN L EY IILLE, January, 1872,
STEWART, THOMPSON & CO.
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ROXBORO MILLS
CHANCED HANDS.
rplIE underiigned having purchased the Roxboro
-A- Gristingand Flouring Mills, increased the Ma-
chinery, and put the Mill in it, thorongh stato of
repa'ir, are now prepared to do
GRISTING CHOPPING
other Itines of general Oustom work
, en the shortest notice.
They -would also desire to State to farmers and
°there, t.hat as the work -will be -done-under their
own supervision, the,y have no hesitation in guaran-
teeing entire aatisfaetion. ,
A trial is respectfully solicited.'
Roxboro Arne ,1871. • 184-tf.
..PLA4NTIN:G .11p1,1
IJLThili FACTORY.
Tut subscriber begs have hank his numerous
ciantolilers for the liberal r031age -extended-to
him since commencing business in ,Seiforth, and
trusts that he may be favored with a continuance
of the same.
Parties intending to build would de well to give
him a call, Its he -will continue to keep an brird •
tlarr,e s ock of all kinds of
DRY PINE LUMBE4,
Sili.8111E S,
DOORS, BLINDS,. MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, ETC.
Ile feels confident of giTing satisfaction to those
who raay favour him with their panne -Igo, as none
but first-clase workmen are employed.;
1."--7Partienli.r attention paid to Custom Peeling.
201 JOHN H. 13ROADPOOT.
STOVES, TINWARE AND
COAL OIL.
1/111S, WHITNEY bas just received a large stock
•LT`L'. of Cooking, Parlor end Box Stovea,sof the best
TIN
E, of every derreriptien,
kcpt eons tly on hand and welite to order.
Also, Stove Pipes, Eave. Troughing, eto.
Custom -work promptly attended to, and outside
work will receive every attention.
A luge stock Of the very best Coal 011 kept ton-
atantly on hand, and will be sold ilholeaale and,
Remember -the plate, Carmichael's Block, Main'
street, Seaforth.
Parties indebted by note or bobk account 1:0XJ =-
quested to settle immediately.
Rags, wool -pickings, old iron, braSs, e,opper, eta.,
taken in exchange for goods.