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1872.
S' ECLBCTRIC ! Worth Tex
es its Weitht in Geld. po yen
knevr anything a it ? trnot,
it is time you di.t.
see brit few preparations of inedieinte
e withstood the itaptuttal. inagraent
people for any .great length of time, One of
reel L.= TItoMAS'Lcr cru. ()Ir.„ purt.ay prerar.
of ale or some !of the best. Oils that ara,
,e -e, each one poSeessing virtues of its
entifie pheadeiims etkow that. medicines may be
rood of eeveral inerediente in certain fieed peee.
dims or; meater power, arid produeing eitooL4
Lith coral ilevere-esult front the i.e elly one
['them, or in I4111e...reitcombnaltions. Thus ie tiou of thee -OA ehenrical Change hikes
peel en
.ce. WOrtottee, a compound which could not he
poesibitity be made from ally other eorojeae..
ei or proportions of the same itigredients, or hew
• iogredients, and entirely differane from ally_
ever before enatle,, one which prodnces the
• e •• hing test. and haying a wilier mem
it' 1 than alav medicine ever 'before di -'se.
Itconteins rio alcohol or oiler volatile
s oneeettegtlylosea u6thiug by evaporation.
eer applied vou get the bertetit a every am,
s with0 er pie•parations rtettriT
rn t iat way, and you get only the
ail quantity oe Oils. which they Mal- contain.
"pared by S. Thomas. Phelps,
& 1.11 -AN, Newcastle, Ont., sole
Alt for the Do inoi.
rree-Eciee e-Se.leeted and Eieetreeed.
Ifiek$0,1 a and E. Lumstlen, Agents. ior
ot,p. •
The e FeuaLc Remedy,
Jon ateteE '''oratterateen lame.
S invainable medicine is unfailing in the
atire dull those painful tend dangeroue disofteee
, etieh the female constitution is subject.
rates all excees and reinoveeallobstruothole,
speeely cure rea4' be e•elitel on.
o niarriea ladies, it is peculiarly suited. It will
short time, bring on the monthly period with
arity.
est, eh(teild not be taken by Fernatea
g the firet three monthsof Pregnae.y, aS they
sure. r' en Aliser.rriage, but at arty ether
e they are sefe.
all casea Nte•Youst and. Spinal AffecUeent,
in the batk-, and limbs, fatigue oat slight ex..
palpitaticin of the heart, hysterias, an&
s, thesepilb will effee.t a cure when all other
anti have fai,led: aaid although a powerfel
-.ay, do not centain iron., C tuei1 antimony, ea
hurtful to*he eonstitution1.
tildirections in the pantphlet around each
age, which eboulti be carefully preeerved.
.Nioetee, New Yorle. Sole Proprietor. SLOO-inal
-ents for postage, enclosed toN'ortheqe & Lyman.
weastle. Ont.general agents for the Deeeteken;
insure.a bottle, containing over 50 pills hy
Iru I1l1ii, •
Litenstien. ,
Sold in S00rth by E. Hickson & CO3 an
RA ILWitY TIME TABLE.
Trains lea* the Seaforth st‘tion as
!oons-G
-
1.40 P. M.
GING EAST.
alive&
1.40 P. m.
reeses
7 r.
Express.
o''50 A. M.
emiaseaple
Mail.
S 40 P. M.
- Mail. -
&.00t. M.
HOW TO
WAKE
EY1
leanIS like the rest of Marekind are usually
eireata to learn the but anti easiest mode. to .
ke Money,
here ie no Detainees by whieh a Farrier cut make
mach Money eaeily and i bo Short a time as by
GROWIXcr FLAX.
rs -who desire to embark in thie Profitable
ef A eeitailtint ar"tile earning year, the
itdereiarel wteild eay'that he will, latee on hand
at his
LAX SEAFORTH
_ -
. lame supply of GDOD CLEAN Feeexe for Seed"
2`'.,ialt can bt hatl at any tune from now to the Firs
i May next. In order that Farmers may be con-‘
head•that Flax is the most profitable crop they'
!erow, they are referred to the folIewing state -
"ear oiclaet year's yields. and cam aliee apply to
411er (Z the undertuentiened gentlemen for coll-
imation of the statement. ,
Statement of last year's yield..
Antonia' t
- Acree.
Waher Burke oe
Tlennas Lapslie...., 7
- Genre:- Habkirk1
MeMillan
.. 1
; John Meiheey I
Evans 10-
; - S
7., D. Cita
1nekei errata -
F William Payne... ...
Ur. Meeteoeh........
D. Sproat .. . .. 11
bli. Eeay. .11
lecke plaid per ton ee12-.
Pounds.
P2,ttoa
38,500
6,740.
5,300
5,900
5,720
55,000
44,000
36,000
22,500
11,290
66,000
Received: -
$72 00
231 00-
40 44
81 80
3540
SI
330 00
9900
2t1400
oo-
155 00
67 74
89600 -
IL:a? Peice paid per tore Twelve Dollars.
artiee are recommended to sew early, in order to
teure acwa erop. Arty further informaeion xe-
inked will. be cheerfully given by
33, SHANTZ,
Proprietor, Seaforth Flax Mille.
044
J. P. Bii NEI
ICENSED AUCTIONEER for the County' of
Huron. fet-des attended in all parts of the,
muttr All ordere hit at Tera EXEOSITOR Mee
ill be -promptly attended_ to.
CORN COBS.
COBS.
ANTED, immediatelyby the undersirede
quantity of CORN COBS, delivered ,m Sete-
orth, for which. Cash i1 be paid. Apply to
THOMAS STEPENS.
TE S1Ar0BiTa
TIUMBER YARD
71.14ABE 1WACDON
letLD-
EG t. info= the public that they have opened
--"` a Lumber Yard Seaforth, near Sh.earsonew
Mill. tat the gromal formerly used. as a Lteraber
'yard, by Mr. Thomas' Lee.
‘. They will keep constantly on hand a good assort-,
Ment a ALL KINDS GE LUMBER, dreesed and
lndreeeed. Also, LATH AND SIII-ealLES, all ca.
:aleie.h they are prepared to eell at the 'lowest possi-
rele fer Carat.
Buiblere are' others will find it to their advent -
age t9 inspect our stoek, and ascertain our PTieeg
buf ore purchak,ingelbewliere, as we are & P°61b1072
RI offer good inducements to cash purchasere-
M.AB1.1E & MAGDO-NALD-
- 6
THE AGRICULTURAL MUTUAL
ASSURANCE ASSOCIATIO
OF aANADA; •
. . . ONT.
Licensed by the Dominion Governuient.
CAPITAL, FIRST OF SAKETART, 1871.
$231,242 25.
Cash and Cash Items, $72,289 55.
This Company continues to grow in the pttigy,
eonfideuee. On the 1st January, len, it bad. la
force Z.3.52,8 Policies, having, during the year 15701
le' sued the immense number of 12,319 Policies.
Farmers, patronize your own CerteurAll.
Company that hita done such good service aniottg°
-yet'. For Insurance apply to
CHARLES MORROW,
2C3 Agent, Clinton F. O.
APRIL 5, 1872. ,
BRIEF NOTES.
There is a village in Hopkins.
County, Ky., called Ty-Whoppit3r.
..-_ St, Paul, Minn., employs its
prisoners in clearkini sidewalks.
Since the :Illinois Leghlature
convened six of its members have
-
-- Li the State Prison at , Jack -
'son, Mich., 1.1.,000 cie,cfaio are now
made daily:
There are only thirty-one‘ con-
victed murderer's . in the Michigan
State Prison..
A.sparagus and Oen peas have
made their appearance in the SaVan-
nah- markets. -
There (1.are twenty-eight white
and -eleven coloredchurches in
Memphis, Tenn. -
—The type required to print 'Sir
John Coleridge's late speech weighed
over forty tons.
One Scott, who runs -a skunk,:
_skin tannery in Indianapolis, apr
peals to it higher court ,frorh fthe
persecutions of a nuisance -abating
Mayor.
— A: Western . female convert
- jubilantly confessed that; finding her
jewelry was leading her to perdition,
she had given it all to her sister.
The dyke at Duluth has been
fully completed, and the "Zenith
City of the -Unsalted Seas" wants co
.know what .Superior is going to, do
'about it.
a-7
the crop. In shell cases art should
make up for what nature denies.
Greens -Ward is to be preferred. Wet
soggy land' should be plowed as dry
6
as possible with the furrows run .in 'a
direction to facilitate drainage. The
tilth should be deep and dead fur-
rows should be provided to quickly
convey away the surface water afterrains. Lime, slaked and pulverized,
may be burrowed in to neutaalize
the acids of decomposing vegetable
Matter and. to warm the -soil. If there
is any lack of such vegetabre matter,
as in most clays, chip dirt -and ashes
composted will form a good manure,
and a compost of forest mold, lime
and ashes, -would be still better. As
concerns the mooted question of
whether large is better than small'
seed, the matter was, in our mind,
decided in the negative hy.experi,
ments made twenty years ago; but
on the whole it is keeping on -the
slag side to feed the smallest to cat-
tle and swine, and plant fair, sound
and middling sized tubers.,
"
Green Corn ?Odder for Milk.
• It has long- been a current opinion
that green Om fodder was among
the best of all succulent feed for the
production of milk. But it is now
stoutly held on pretty good anthor-
ity that thisis not the case, and that if
this forage is fed to milch cows at all'
it Should be connection with grass.
Closely studied this lconclusion is
sound in theory as, doubtiess, in
practice. Green corn stalks contain
sugar in considerable proportion and
more Or less starchy material capable
of easy assimilation. and. capable of
supplying the food elements es-
sential to the production of the oil
and fat in milk.! But th.e phosphor-
ic acid,and probably some other
constitutents Which exist in milk in
small but absolutely necessary pro-
portions, are not; plentiful in this
forage, and must Come from some
other source. Very young,green grass
would, for use with cornstalks,
prove of less value than that ap-
proaching the blooma
, and containin
in its thickening j-uices More of the
minerals drawn from the soil, the
same remark being quite possibly
equally appropriate to the ni-
trogemzed components of the milk,
the presence of which is equally es-
sential to the healthful secretion of
the „lacteal fluid. The feeding of
bone dust to milch cows has met
with some favor lately, and it would
be worth while to find out -whether
this mode of supplying the defIcien-
cies of corn fodder may not be pos-
sible.
= %
— A resident of Council Bluffs
bsts invented a process for manufac-
- turing a clear, inodorohs, non -ex-
plosive and inexpensive gas from
corn and cobs.
-- A_ tough fellow in Geneva, Ill.,
a few days since, broke through the -
ice on the Fox River and swam
thereunder until he forma his way
-out at an openine,
-- If you wish to know how many
friendi
s you have; get nth office,; if
you wish to know how many friends
you haen't, get into trouble.
GAIETIES.
ieditor, speaks of a
Winonsn
THE HURON
EXPOSITOR,
FLOtfl
TIAVING purchased grid thoroughly refitted the
41 -mills formerly \rued by the Idesers. SOOBIE,
Ism now prepared. to iurnish
ILY FLOUR,
Second to NO
Compare favo
If you want A
Dealers and ask
INILESHALL'S
W. SCOTT
J. WHIT
SIMON P
JOHN CA
Or at W. MA.RSHALL'S
B IN SEAFORTII,
And that 'will
ably with any in the Do.
VI,OVE, go to the following
for MARSHA i,T,'S-Remetaber
OUR :
ROBERTSON,
SIDE,
WELL,
ANAGH,
Orders left -with W. S. ROBERTSON will he
promptly attended to.
Parties who wieh to
Exchang,e Wheat for Flour,
Are eertain to reeeive proper quantity, and an arti-
cle that will defy competition.
W. MARSHALL.
186-tf
'-wind which" just 20 on its hind
' legs and. howled." '
— A. clodor was asked to dance
the Lancers. Be declined ; but
expressed a willingness to lance the
dancers. ,
--e- The Beston Post thinks that
perhaps the -vanquishjed Havana bull'
fighters had taken too many horns.
— Queen Eliazabeth always dis-
played her worst temper in. her best
clothes. She was dreadfully ruffled
, ------ A young lady asked for some
lop hose in a country store and
wa shown some implements with
extiiaordinarY long handles.
71- A Pennsylvania paper wonders
what was running in the Tittisville
printer's head when he left.the " i"
, out in Louise Kellogg's name.
-- A minister not long ago preach-
ed nom the text, " Be ye therefore
steadfast :" but the printer made
bim expound from "Be -ye there
L for breakfast." •
1
MPORTAN'r
TO
HOU,SEKEEPERS.
GOOD FLOUR I
W.A.
f.4
,
-- " The strongest propensity in
woman's nature," says a careful stu-
dent of the sex, "is to *tit to know
'what is going qn, and, the next is to
boss the job." . 1 .
-- A , proud fatter in England
lately explained to a schoo teacher
1
as follows : " What acc lants for
John being sich a bad scolla • is that
'he's my sun by my' wife's rst hus-
band. .
— 9_ person haying been mention-
ed who had been notorionsly unfor-
tunate in his first marria,ge relation,
and yet had soon afterward a marri-
ed again, was asked if it was not
rash to erabark anew in an adven-
ture which he had already found to
be so disastrous. ' "'No," said the
philosopher elevating his hand and
his countenance glowing with enthu-
siaera, "it -was the triumph of hope
over experience." '
_Which is the oldest woman's
club7—The brooin-atick.,
-- When does a inan have to keep
bis word l. ---When no one will take
,
„
Jim Fisk's First . Composition%
One of his copy books, used when
he -was about twel`ve years old, is
still preserved by his stepmother at
her borne in Brattleboro, and to say
that it is a literary curioiity is to do
meagre justice to one of the most
orieinal of all the written results of
schOol-boy labor examined by the
critic. Hardly a tpage but shows
the antibathy of the -boy to every-
thing like set form, and hardly a
line but bears evidence of his natur-
al contempt for Uniformity. The
little book contains t)Ihree or four
compositions, one of which, entitled
A Piece about the Dog, is as unique
as anything ever penned by Arte
mus Ward.
A dote is an animal with fore legs
because -be is a quadrooped. I like
large dogs best because they can run -
further and fight better than little
dogs and they can .also cetch rabits'
&big dog aint Worth much without
hes got good breed into him. Then
I had ðer hey a little one. They
can also drag,sleds some has been
learned to carry. sticks and baskets
and seterer. The bull dog is the
best fighting dog because most , like-
ly he was made for that purpus. A
terrier goes mostly for rats but they
can also fight I think the new-
foundland is the noblest dog be
saves children from drownding and
they are segasious,- This is all for
the present.
AT ALL TIMES.
SHEARSON & CO.,
Proprietors of the
ORTH MILLS,
3
SOMETHING INarlignweillgefts"nmvitma716*621-1."-1"."="11""m""1—RESTING
TO
CARRIA.G-E-MAKERS AND BLACKSMITH
MS
W. RO ERTSON CO
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
Have on hand 200 Tons of Iron,
299 Sets of Carriage Axles.
well-seiected Stock of -
301 Sets of Springs.
449 Sets Seamless Thimble Skeins.
Also, a full.
and -
Carriage Trimmings and Hardware,
01 every desmiption,
Which they had bought before thorecent ueat advauce in price of that material, and they will not be
UNDERSOLD BY ANY HOUSE IN THE DOMINION.
VIOLET
Blaeksmithe Cartiage-Makers will do well to call and exandne our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
ow Manufactnringthe best
d; PASTRY FLOURS
. In the Dominion.
A large assortmene of
HUBS, SPOKES AND BENT STUFF on hand.
SIGN OF THE CIRCULAR SAW,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
224
Intending 2turcha8er8 in Seaforth and vicinity
can rely upon getting our Family and Pastry Flours
from the follewine Dealers, ONLY e--Thoe. Lee, A.
M. fftrong, John °Walsh, James C.`Litidlaw, Alex.
Ault, Thoma Kidd. J. McGinnis, -William Ault,
G.8tH. Jack on, and.W. Thompson, Egmondville,
and at the Seaforth Mills. Orders left at our office,
Market Sanaa% will receive prompt attention.
11) Farmers 4 siring to exchange theirWheat
Flour, at the Mill,
' May always eely upon getting our beat Family or
Pastry Flour, n exchange, in quantities according
to the value their wheat,
A. SHEARSON & CO.
184-tf:
it.
'Tis sweet tolieourt,
But oh EOw bitter
To court
And then )aot git her,
• ilo!
Best Soil fo*, Potatoes.
HUI
RAH FOR 1872.
WM. ATILT,
1 ,...;., -
MAIN STREET, SzarORTH,
TTAs 014 HAND a superior stook of FAMILY
-lel( GROG RIES, embracing Teas of the best
*duds, Su ars Raisins etc. Also. Crockery and
SEEDS, SEEDS, SEEDS.
NO HUMBUG.
INK.
J SEATTERI
EXCHANGE BROKER,
And dealer in Pure
DRUCS CHEMICALS AND DYESTUFFS,
PERFUMERY,
FANCYAND TOILET ARTICLES
Agent for Sewing Machines. Money
to lend on easy terms.
J. SEATTER,
Seaforth, Nov. 3, 1870. 59-tf.
SHOPS FOR SALE.
VOR SALE, two shops and forty-four feet front-
-1- age on Main Street, Seaforth, .apposite Car-
l -niche -as Hotel, Apply to
19:5-tf. SEATTER.
P ARTICULAR NOTICE.
FARMERS, IF Y011 WANT TO GET SEEDS that are GENUINE AND RELIABLE, CALL AT
STRONG 84 FA1RLEY'S
'Where yon can see one of the best assorted Stocks West of Toronto. This is no blow, for we are de-
termined to keep nothing but the best quality of Seed, and o,t prices that cannot be beat. A comparison
of quality and prices is respectfully Benched.
TrMOTH.Y. SEED, FROM TWO DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS UPWARDS.
CLOVER SEED, FROM SIX DOLLARS UPWARDS.
Our Stock of
JOHN LOCAN
TURNIP MANGOLD & CARROT StED
Is now complete.
TOP ONIONS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
To GARDENERS we offer special inducernente in the way of Cabbage, Early and Late ; Tomatoes,
all varieties ; Onions, Mushroom Spawn; Celery, Beans, Peas, Corn, eta., ac., by the oz., all new
Seed, no old Stock. Also, Orchard Grass, Red Top, White Clover and Alsike.
OUR, STOCK OF
Glassware, ad every otinar article usually kept in
a first-elasS Grocery Store.
PROVISIONS,
Such as Flour, Oat and Corn -meal, Potatoes, Pork,
etc., also, every description of
FEED,
Such as Cats, Peas, Bran and. Shorts, all of which
w' be sold cheaper than the choapest.
PARIII PRODUCE.
The highest market price paid for all *ids of
Farm Preduce.
Remeniber the place, Main street, East Bide,
opposite Coventry's Boot and Shoe Store, Seaforth.
213 WM. AULT.
Potatoes need 0. "strong" soil
rather than a "Het " one. An
pasture, where for',iyears the miner
als have been left iiiidrained by other
cropping than that of succulent
gra.sses, will yield far better tubers,
and. more of them, than the soil pre-
viously tilled, evep. if enriched with
abundance of common manures.
Otherwise, of course, if green sand
marl or ashes is applied to give the
specific nutriment which this plant
needs the most. A light, loamy,'
upland greensward plowed in. the
Spring and planted -with medium
sized seed -will give a product of good
sized and sound potatoes, while the
rich murky ground, say of a low-
lying swale where the wash of high-
er fields adjoining will make grow
two tons of grass' to the acre, will
give far less in quantity, and a heavy
percentage of what there is speckled
With rot at that. ,
But it is often inconvenient, some-
times impossible for the farmer to
select a field especially adapted to
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.
orp(E oF THE LONDoN, HURON)
RE OVED. REMOVED:
At. ROBERTSON,
11
.0
Where
• ,AND But; GE BAIDWAY COMAANY, r
' LONDON, March 11, 1872. )
THE re emeuts of the act incorporating the
7-ele1}a0le,"Hiaron and Bruce 'Railway Company
having beenaieipplied with, notice is hereby given
that a general 'fleeting of the subscribers to t,he
capital stook of the said Company will, by- order
of the Board of Provisional Directors of the said
Company, be held at the Mechanics' Institute,
in
the •Gity of London, on WEDNESDAY, the 17th
day of April next, at the hour of two o'clock,
P. M., for theTurpose of electing Direetore of the
_said Company, aceortling to the provisions of the
Charter.
. ;MEIN RiltRE'LL,
[signedat
-
President, Board of Provisional Directors,
- • L. H. and B. Railroad Company..
THOMAS CIECTRCLIER, -
225-5
WHEi80eLcr:11;;14 COMPOUND ELIX
ir of Phosphates and Calisayo..---There is no
disease(' condition of the body in which Dr.
'Wheeler's Compound Elixir of Phosphates and
Calisaya May not be used with positive benefft.
Being a Chemical Food and Nutritive Tonic, it
nets physiologically in the same manner as our
diet. It perfects Digestion, Assimilation and the
,formation of healthy blood. It sustains the vital
force by supplying the waste constantly going on
of nerve and ruusele, as the result of mental and
physical exertion, enabling the mind and body to
undergo great labor without fatigue. Its action
in building up constitutions broken down with
wasting chronic diseases, by fast living and bad
habits is truly extraordinary, its effect being im-
mediate in energizing all the orga.ns of the body.
Phosphates, being absolutely essential to cell for-
mation and the growth of tissues, roust, for all
time be Nature's, great restorative and vitalizer.
Bola all druggists at $1. 25-52
et -maker and Undertaker,
EMOVED his ware -rooms to
JOHNSON'S OLD STAND,
Main,street, Seaforth,
o has on hand a superior stock of Furni-
ture of eyery deseription.
CALL AND SEE 17'.
UNDERTAKING.
11(tviflg purchased Mr. Thomas Bell's ate.,ARSE.
I am prepared to attend funerals on the shortest
notice, either in towu or country.
• Coffins, All Sizes,
Rept ecinstantly on hand.
SiTROUDS ! SHROUDS!
Groceries, Flour and Feed
Will always be found to be complete in all its branches.
Smokers, this is the place to buy your Myrtle Navy.
The highest Market Price paid for all kinds ,of Farm Produce.
OATS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR OATMEAL.
S
N. B. -Parties wishing to enter into Flax Growing eau be supplied with Mr.
•
Has a Lot of
SITAWLS, MANTLES,
-AND-
;
IDTIM SS GI-00403DS
'Mph he is anxious to Sell Off, at Cost,
YES, BELOW COST,
Or nrily reasonable price that a customer may offe
Therefore, Ladies, youvill please call at the
d
at our store on his terms. Goods as usual delivered in any of the villages.
224. STRONG
M. ROBERTSON,
B. Shantz' s Flax ee
FAIRLEY.
THE VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE
GLAREs THAT THE
GARDNER SEWING MACHINE
Is superior to any
••
Manchester .Hbuse,
MAIN STREET,
Soon, and get your pick of the Goode they
aro all sold.
Sealortb., July 25,1871. 190
now in the Market.
------a---e-a.a.a. . ,
Having been examined and tried by the most skilful mechanics and best judges the country eanpyocluce,
and by them awarded Prizes at all the principal Exhibitions held throughout the Dominion durnig the
preseut year; and although all the leading Machines'veere arrayed against it, the GARDNER PATENT
. has been declared
VICTORIOUS OYER ALL COMPETITORB 7
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER,
Johnson's Old Stand, -
Main stivet, Seaforth, has now on hand a good
assortment of
S
Which he can furnish cheaper than they eim be
got elsewhete. 205
$1 0,600. ---MONEY TO LEND.
erev, above ainount to Lend, hi sums of Five
Hundred Dollars and upwards, at rates of in-
terest from 71 to 8 per cent. Interest payable
yearly or half yearly.
AMOS W. RAY,
Lot 7, Con. 1, Grey.
218-13
M ULDING & PAPER.
THE undersigned has on hand a splendid lot of
ROSEWOOD AND GILT
Morrisbanii P. O.
(Also, a Fine Lot of Stray,'
upon every test, and now stands foremost inethe rank of sewers. .
SEE TILE 'LIST OF PRIZES FOR 1$71;
First Prize at Toronte. First Prize at London -the great 'Western Fair. First Prize at Guelph --the
great Central Fah. First Prize at St Catherines, County of Lincoln. First Prize at Chatham, Comity of
Kent, First Prize at Waterloo, County of Waterloo. First Prize at Orangeville, County of Simecte.
First Prize in Mono, County of Peel. First Prize in Caledon County of Sluice°. First Prize et Wel-
landport, County of Welland. First Prize at Otterville, Comity of Oxford. Second Prize at Provincial
Fair, Ringsto ,n Diploma at Hamilton, and various County Shows.
This beautiful specimen of mechanical ability is a purely Canadian invention, surpittsing in simplicith
durability, and usefulnees any other Sewing Machine now irt the market -whetlaer of Canadian, Ainerican,
or English manufaeture.
It will hem, cord, braid, tuck, gather, quilt, fell, and do all and every kind of Family Sewing and light
Manufacturing Work, using all kinds of thread. It has a most eomplete SET OF ATTACYLVENTS.
BUY NO OTHER. If the price is a little higher than some othere, it is the cheapest in the end.
Send for Circulars and Samples.
GARDNER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, HAMILTON, ONT.
c.,--
P. S. -Intending purchasers should not be misled by unscrupulous agents of other 'uompanies, evho
keep Machines they do not sell, in a damaged state, to make capital for themselves.
Call and examine the Gardner before purchasing any other, at Wren? tea Gatassea'S Warm:aortas,
PETER GRASSIE, •
HARNESS, HARES.
Great Variety
AT WILSON'S
SEAFORTH.
TRUNKS of ail kinds,
"VALISES -not a few,
11THIPS-of all sorts,
• COLLARS -0 -fl sizes,
Brushes, Curry -Combs, Cards.
Alt priees-from 10 cents up.
Bells, -Bisakets, oireingies, Saddles,
And in fact everything ustally forma in a first-
etlais Saddler's Shop, and at prieeis extremely low.
WRAPPING PAPER,
FOR SME, CHEAP.
Now is the timo to buy- as it is on the rise.
C. ARMSTRONG.
Main Street, Seafoeth.
0 WANTS A GOOD SUBSTANTIAL
*AGON, or a nice STYLISH BUGGY ?
WILLIAM GRASSIE,
SEAFORTH
_
}T AS on laand and for sale a number of handsome
.single and double BUGGIES, all well finished
and mimnfactared of the very best material. Also,
LUMBER WAGONS
Wilich, for excellence of build, and ease in running
cannot be surpassed by any manufacturer in the
Provinee.
A. few DEMOCRAT WA.G.01•18 on hand, and
uthre mating.
'WILLIAM GRASSIE sells as cheap as any other
establislunent in the County. e
BLACKSMITHINC I
And General Job Work attended to promptly.
Goderich-street, Seidel -tin Agents wanted.
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BLANKETS, YARNS,
Seaforth.
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LINENS, STIIRTINGS,
SHIRT TIES,
SYRUPS, BIROQMS,
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MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
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JAMES WILSON
•
Takes this opportunity of thanking his numerous
Mends and customers for the liberal support ex-
tended toward him for the past year and hopes
by strict attention to .business and inanufaeturing
a first-class article to merit a fair share of the pat-
ronage of the many. •
Remember the Sigm of the
GOLDEN BADDIA." • 215
TEETH EXTRA€TED WITHOUT
PAIN.
CCARTWRIGHT. le D. 8„ Surgeon Dentist,
‘.1 extracts teeth without pain,..hy thouse of the
Nitrous -Oxide Gas., Olilce-Over the Fountain of
i Fashion, Mr. Powter's store, on the Market Sqngre.
Attendance in Seaforth, at linox's Hotel, the linet
(Tuesday andWeelnesday of each month, in Clinton,
4t the Commercial Hotel, On the /ollovring Thurs.
'days and Flidays. The remainder of the time at
his Stratford office. • _
Parties requiring new Watt are requested -to eau,
if at Seaforth arta Clinton, on pee first daa's of at.
Over 54,000 patiente have had teeth extracted by
the nee of the Gas. at Dr. Coulton's oftleea, New
York. 203
FARMERS, REMEMBER
THE
TtC)X.33C)ItC)
FLOURING AND GRISTING MILLS,
ISAAC B. sHANTz
TzEGs to state to the Farmers of Aft)tillop
ana
surrotindiug Townships that he Us HOW pur-
chased the above Mill, and intends =nubile it
hereafter on his own account The Mill is now in
excellent running order, and -able to turn out ale
most any amount of work.
GRISTING AND CHOPPING
attended to promptly, and satisfaCtion guarantRek.
Being hirauelf a practical Miller and. thoroughly
understanding tile business, he claims that he an
turn .out our which, for appearanee or quality;
cannot be Surpassed by any Mill in the Country.
Flour exchanged for Wheat if desired.
.218 ISAAC B. SHANTZ.
CATTLE FAIR.
A CATTLE FAIR will, be held hereafter at
LOYD'S 1:10TEt, SE.A.FORTH,
(Opposite the Station,)
On the First Monday in each Montill
BEGINNING ON
MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 18711.
Large numbers of buyers well be in attendance,
and perties having stock may rely on the best mare
ket prieen.
In connection 'with Loyd's Hotel (Houghton'
are large and coinmodintis stablesand yard& 198
ROOPAS TO LET.
910 LET, in Scott's Bleck, two comniodio
-3- ROW:US On the second nat. Apply to
195 MeCAI;(111-.EY liOLMSTFA