The Huron Expositor, 1872-05-10, Page 3MAY
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te inhabitants of Seraforth and mermen
intrv. Dr. J. G. BULL having been ease&
h, ;dames in hie fa.mily, to suapend lenient*
ale tirae iu tide place, has pleasure in. wee
o to the public, that, through a kiwi Pee.
e has been permitted to intirn. eo the
eriy Ocetipied by him, over Mr. A. G.
's Store, Main street, sehere he intend/4
to remain, and will bo pleased, to see
ana as Remy new ones. as May favor
, cell. All operations perforraed Recant_
atest approved style, and foes as lOW as
lsewhere,
hnura eons $ A.. M. to 5 P. 1kIs egt
MITCHELLM. De Graduate a vialsa
Coilege, Pleveseian, Surgeon, etcen etnv
;/..tw; r„ -Coroner a the Connty of Huron.
Peel residence, at 'Ilhompeou & Stanley's.
ae
1 -t
sa, saran; Ps/eine Surgeon, dee
'ffice-Opposite Scott Robertson's Grocery,
• teet, Settfortl.
ea
1.;$ sn-watT, m c. X, Graduate of
:Sill, University, Montreal, Physician, Sue.
4.1e. Mee aad Residence-Brimefield.
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VERC011, M. De C- Ph.Yeleian, Sur -
mon„ etc. OMNI and Residence, coiner et
is =a Beal streets, next to the Planing mill..
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CAMPBELL, Coroner for the County. Ofteee
nd Iteselthice, over Corby's corner store, Mahe
Seafinth. Office hours, from 11 to 4, eaeav
al all day Saturday, .
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'LEGAL.
_
nen'T, Solicitor, Wingharo, has beeu al).
ointol Agent for the Colonial Seel-La/ft Cant-
ed Eteland, he is also Agent for several, pre-
eapitalists a Termite, who loan 'Money at
eseasenable lutes. . Interest payable_ yearly.,
'ekes moderate -
hat -a, Dee, 15, last jg
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ssseaaase EGLIVESTED, Barristers, At-
toraeysat Lew,. Solicitors in Chencery sea
lveacy Notaries Public and Conveyancera.
item ior the R. C. Bank, Seaforth. Agents_ ler
linsadeel_ ere Aseurance Company,
,se,--etsee,000 to lend at 8 per tent, Farms,
ies and Lots for sale.
sox a; emenEjr._ , Darristers and attenma
4 Lae; Solicitors in Chancery and Insolvency,.
ayancers, Notaries Pablic, etc. Oflices-Seae
and Wroxeter. Se:28,000.0f Private Thendsifee
d at once, at Eight per cent. Interest, payable
[ee
▪ nwssozi.0R W CRRYEn.
MOTELS.
MMERCIAL HOTEL, Ainleyville, Out., WM.,
ANNETT, Vroprietor., Tins Hotel is undere
tely new management and has been thoron'gly
teL The Bar is supplied with the best -
I ors and Cigars. Good Stabling and attentive
:eters. A First-class Livery in commotion- 22S
NOX'S HOTTele, (Late Sharps.): The tinders
signed begs to thank the public for the liberal
oleasn- awarded to, him rn times past in the
besinese, and also to inform them that he hat
n resumed busirtess in the above stand, where -
'Fill be happy to have a call from old friende,
:Many new ones-
TD.Oet A S KNOX-
eINCE OF WALES surrEa, Olhiton, Ont., .
e, McCUTGIIEON, Proprietor. First-clasa
neertodation for. travellers. The Bar is sup -
with the very best lice:tars and cigars. Good.,
being attached. The stage leaves -this- House'
ry day for Whighain, Melt
RITISH EiCliANGE HOTEL, Godetich, Ont,,
J, CALLAWAV,:etoprietor, ; I. S. WTraa SetS, Oatet.
emerietta Hotel, Weeraw, Y.,) Manager. This
hats recently been newly tarnished, and re-
tL and is now one of the most cone;
edge and commodious in the Province. Good
.aple Itoome for Commercial Ten -yellers.
Terms liberal. 1211 '
ssa ay.
A. SEEARVS LIVERY AND SALT', 8TA31-4-ES'.-
e elerrae-'s Hotel, Seaforth. Good
'trses and first-elase Conveyances always =him&
illfeel SON'S LIVEItY,CLINT ON. .
OFEICE,-AT COISIMERCIA.t. 1102EL. Good.
wt Horses tied First -Class Vel.ieles always
hand. Ccarseyanees famished to, Com -meld -al
neeliera on reasenehle rat(
-221 JOHN THOMSON-
YELL'S LIVERY STABlerS, SEA,FORTEC, Ont.
) Good Ileirses and Comfortable Vfthides, always
letwL Favorable Arrangements matle with
enmercial Travellers. All orders left at Knoxett
oven, will be promptly attended to -
1 STAla..Es ..---Tbird door North of
tiox'e Hotel, Main Street,
:red THOMAS BELL, Proprietor-
ellteleleifelineeei Ears**.
ETERINARY SURGEON. -D. McNAUGHT,
V- S., begs to ennounce to the inhabitants ee
eittorth an 1. surrouraling country that he has
ten awarded the diploma of the Ontario Veteein-
ry Cellege, and is new pripared to treat diseases
t liorsss seel Cattle and all domestic animals. He
en,opetted. aa. office ini cormection with his horse-
Loeing shop, Whero he will be found. ready to at- ,
nal to cells. Diseases of the feet speeially at-
teele.1 to. Residence, ofd.ce and shop ia the rear
Killoran Iteraree new store. All kinds of Vet-
iiretry Metlieines kept constantly on bend.
etarges retanhable. 229
LEIYANDER HUNTER, Licensed Auetioneer,
- Cranbrook„ Grey P. 0. Sales attended. on
melentte Urine,- Commissioner in Qtte.ea's Ilen.ch,
'set-se:saucer, Land, Loan and General Agent.--
Lieo, Agent for the _following Cempardee,
Iann azol Elie Loan Society-, London ; Farmed
eltithanics" Savinge end Loan.Corctpany, Toren-
; Itenal Ineurance Company of Liverpool and.
ention, Fire and Life, Ontario Mutual Fire In
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=mice Cempany and the Agrieultural Insuzancer
:',4eueany. Any amount (if money to loan at low
;Ina a interest. Several good Foams for sale,
heap, 221-6m.
X.
COOPeele'Conveyancer, Commissioner 'in
(Seem's Bench, Insurance and General Ageekt,
art for the Freehold Permanent Building au&
ge Seeley of Toronto, whose rates are as leer
any Cerupany doing business in Canada. Anil-
ettione for Loans promptly attended, to.
Omee.-Opposite Ross' Tailor Shop,
-85-tf AINLEY VILLE.
OHN ItItIGIIAM, Exchange Broker, and Rail-
way Tie,ket Agent, ..:Heugliton's Hotel, opposite
. T. Railway Stations Seaforth„ Outs Through
'ickets issued to all points in the Western Statea,
eallfornia and. Red Laver, atteducel rates, affording
the gleeatest facilities to Emigrants. All necessary'
informatiou given respectiog Land Agencies, ete.
tereenhacks, Bonds; Coupons and. tomarrent Mon.ar,
Gold and Silver Coin, bought, and sold at bestrates.
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j, CHURCHILL, VETERINARY SURGEON
s (Mc -rater of the Ontario Veterinary College')
btge to iutimete to the inhabitants of Seafortls
and. sarroundieg emmtry, that he has opened all
neice in Seaforth, where he ratty be coneelted. pee-'
-.wildly or by letter, on the Diseases of Horses, Cats
tie, ete. Having rsceived a regular and, practice
titivation, and hissing been awarded the Diploma
,of the Vetetiz a ry College a Outexio, T.3 Churchill
leee every etetfidenea cd giving satisfaction to all
wito may employ him.
Smith, V. S., Principal Onta-
'rio Veterinary College- Professor Bosseeod„ Dr-
"Tborbern, Dr. Rowel, a'xid - Wells, M. D., & S.
Veteeinars
lit 1C. constently On hand.
All tulle promptly attended to.
Office--Carmichaers Hotel, Seaforth. .182-21tq
szosismacig•a-
IC. VC" Ent,: xiL comvo ti ND EIiI
of Phoephates uieICalisnya.-There is nes
eiet-ased coneition (If the body in wbich Deese
Ve el'-r'Geeponnd Elixir of Pb.osphatee flea
re eaaya may not be used with positive benefits
-eine a (..Feaa and Nutritive Tonic, it
ts neyeioleeically in the slime reaneer es our
diet. It perfeets Digestitee Assimilation and tIse
e neaten of healthy blued. It sustains -the vital 1'
ene he :tumefying the waste constantly going all
f tve 1,11.1 I1,l1ii, 114 tilt. result of mental and
le,ye
‚4 14 enabling the naiad and body te
wee- reo ;neat leiter svirleett fatigue. Its aetion
131 leul,:inst eli etaistitutieee broken down witeill
u teting eill'43r113 diS(•alitS, by fttst livieg and 1)"'
' :eete ie truly rtr:;o
erdinary, its effect being ine-
'rr-ate ere.reisine an the organs of the body.
Pheepinten bellie absolutely essential to cell for -
widen and the- growth of tisanes, must, forj11
, teat 1.4.` Naturt.'s ereat restorative and vitaliz.
Sted by all dr,tists at *1. 225-52
ROOMS TO LET.
ciEVEILS.L GOOD ItOOM8 in Meyer s Meek t°
}-J- 14501]. reasonable terms, APPIY to
!ha BENSON & ara-reB.
ROOMS TO LET.
To LET, in Scott's Block, two commefil°11°
11.1111116 on the second flat. Apply to
1P.5. McCestGlIEY & 1.10LAISTBIY-
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1VIAY 10,1872._
irmsassimasorms*minagis
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Nesisames
GAIETIES.
In
In one of Lord Broirgliitnes last
speeChes, his upper teeth fell out,
and there was an embarrassing
silence until they vere restored,
when he remarked that • his teeth
lad given him a good deal of trouble
ever since he cut them. That festor-
ecIthe equilibrium
- A drunken Seotchmanreturn-
_
jug frOM a fair, fell asleep by the
roadside, when a pig found hire, and
began licking his mouth. , Sawney
- roared : " Wha's kissing- me noo ?
Ye see what it is tb be weel liked
amang the lasses."
-A Good joke is told of a young
man who attended a social circle.
The conversation turned on Cali-
fornia and .getting rich. Tom -re-
marked that if he was in California,
he would, instead of working in the
mina* waylay some rieh man. who
hada bag full of gold, knock out
Jus brains, gather up the gold, and
skedaddle. One of the young ladies
quietly replied that he had •better
gather up the brains as he evidently
stood more in need of that 'article
than gold. Tom subsided.
Old Farmer Grufl was one
morning tugging away with all his
might and main at a barrel of ap-'
pies, which he was endeavoring a.-oo
get up the cellar stairs, and cAlling
at the top of his lunge for one of nis
boys to lend a helping hand, but in
vain. When he had, after an in-
finite anaount of sweating and tug-
ging, accomplished the task, and
just when they were not needed, of
course, the boys Made their appear-
ance. "Where. have you. been, and
what have you been about, I'd like
to know, that you conld• not hear
me call I" inquired the farmer an an
angry tone, and addressing the,-
" Out in the shop; satin'
he saw," replied the youth. "And
4
011) Dick'?" "Out in the barn, set-
- the hen." "And yoe, sir !"
'UP in gienty's room, settin' the
'
the support of the roof is being con-
structed by 'another set of hands.
This arch alone is a sight to behold,
but it is only the first of the 23 that
are reqUisite. •
The stt is rapidly becoming a
scene of lively mechanical- interest,
already about 200 mechanics are on
band, and more are being added as
fast as the preliminary work opens
the way for them. Public interest
is beginning,again tb turn Coliseum-
-ward, and turnouts and pedestrians
wend their way in pilgrimage to-
wards this Mecca of the season.
Clock." "Aild you, youws n19.111"
"Up in. the garret, settin.' the.
"And now, Master Fred, where were
you, and what were you settin'7"
asked the pld farmer ofhis Oungest
progeny, the asperity of his temper
-being annewhat softened by the am-
using category of answere ; come,
let's hear it!" "Out on the door-
step, settin' still," replied the young
hopeful.
- A Virginia City man thus des-
cribes his method of. conjugal dis-
cipline: ‘.'Wheiaever rsee she's got
her magi up, if it's a dozen times a
day, I just quietly say nothin', but
kinder humor her,. and she comes
zouncl all right after a while. Then
when she throws things at nae, or
gives a wild slash for me'with the
broom or rollini-pin,
a little and she hits
time before I get My e
let her know I disapprove of such
aetion 011 her part. Perhaps I have
to leave the 'house to show her this,
but she sees the point. Then, by
being careful not to irritate her, .and
letting, her have her own way, I inan-
age to make her do as I please."
••• •
• , -
A Short Story With a Moral.
That night T was out late, I re-
turned by the Lee cabin about 11
o'clock, ' As I approached I saw a
strange -looking object cowering
under • the low eaves. A Loki rain
was falling ,_. it was autumn. I
drew near, and there was Millie wet
to the akin. Her 'father had driven
her out some houri before.; she had
lairs down to listen :for the heavy
snoring of his drunken slumbers, so
that she might creep back -to bed.
Before she heard it, nature seemed
exli ted, and she fell into a troubl-
ed's p,, with rain drops pattering
upon er. I tried to take her home
with ilae ; but nol!true as a martyr
to his faith, she striaggled fiom me
and returned to the dark and silent
calain4s- Thingsawent on in this way
for weeks and nionths, but at length
Lee grew - less vicdent, even in his
drunken fit, to his self-denying
child, and One day, when he awoke
from a slumber after a drunken be-
baue,h, aidr found herreparing a.
c.iiia
I breakfa.at• for hina, and singing a
childish:song, he turne • to her, and
avith_ a-,. one salmost tender said,
"Millie, 'what makes you stay with
•
"Because you are my father and
I love you." . .
"You. love me," .repeated "the
wretched man; i" you leve me !"
lie looked at his bloated limbs, his
soireil and ragged clothes. "Love
nae," • he still :murmured; "Millie,
what' makes you love me?
1 ath a poor drunkard ; everybody
else ciespises me ;:why don't you 7"
'" Dear father," 'said the girls, with -
swimming -Tye; " my mother taught
me to love you, and every niglat she
comes from Heaven and stands by
my little bed, • and says, "-Millie-,
don't leave yourfather ; he will get
away from that rum fiend some of
these days, Arid then how happy
you will be." The quiet, persistent
love of -this child was the redemp-
tion of this man.-Sernrom of Robert
Collor, of Chicago. ,
- ••,".
just dodges
e the third
s on her and
FLOUR!
HAVING purehased end thoroughly refitted the
rrens formerly mined by Abe Messrs. SCOBIE,
I am now prepared k i
TAMIL FLOUR,
Second to NONE N SEA.FORTTI,
Andj that will
Compare favorabl with any in the Do -
inion,
If you want A 1 IF 40i31t, go to the following
mlisn.A
Denierstaer.deusriu
ask for MARSITAT,T4'S---Remember
...W. SCOTT RO43ERTON,
J. WHITES' E,
SIMON POW ILL,
JOHN CAV AG -FI,
Orat W. IVIAR'HA.LL'S Mills.
. S. ROBERTSON will
Orders left with
promptly attended to.
Parties who wish to
Exchange
Are certain to receive
ole that will defy corn
,1S8-tf
heat for Flour,
roper giantity, and an arti-
etition.
MARSH LL.
be
, Japanese Shoes.
Three kinds of shoes are worn in
Japan, a brief description.- ofwhich
may interest the reader': 1. There -
is the straw shoe. This consists of
a strong mat of straw, made to fit
the bottom of the foot, and fastened
by means of strings going through
the mat, and round ihe,e-nkles. The
Jatianese horses, what few they
have, are, shod with straw, in pre-
cisely the same way. The mat, be-
ing made to fit the bottom of the
horse's foot, a.nci turned up a little
at the sides, is fastened on by means
ofetrings going round the- leg. above
the hoof. 2. The4'Second kind of
shoe is made of cloth for the upper
part, and this is attached to a sole,of
felt an inch thick. This is. the most
common shoe of the 'Chinese also.
Then, instead of our gum overshoes,
the Japanese construct a rude sand-
al of wood, the bottom of whieh fits
the shape of the foot, and across the
bottom are two t9ans'verse sections,
one -near the toe and another near
the heel, forming two huge corks -a
toe -cork and a heel-eork-esof wood,
four inches long and ..an inch thick.
The whole is constructed of one*Ilid
piece of wood, and kept on the fopt
by means of a strong rope or string
fastened to the top of the sandal:
like the bail of a kettle, under
which the foot is thrust, to the in-,
step, and the pedestrian is enabled
to move "high anel dry" over a mud -
alp road. The tracks of :seh a
traveller look queer enough. Two
impressions in the soft earth, foiii
inches long and one inch wide, and
four or five inches apart, are all you
An. Amusing Artillery Experi-
ment.
Out in a Western fort, some time
ago, the major conceived the idea
that artillery might be used effec-
tively in fighting with the Indians
by dispensing with gun carriages and.
fastening the cannon upon the backs
of mules. So he explained his views
to the commandant, and it was de-
termined to try the experiment. A
howitzer was .selected and strapped
upon an ambulance mule, with the
muzzle pointed towards the tail.
When .they had soured the gun and
loaded it with ball cartridge, they led
that calm and steadfast mule out on
the bluff and set up a target in the
middle of the river to practice at.
The rear of the mule was turned to-
ward -the target, and he was backed
gently up to the edge of the bluff,
The officers stood round in semi-
circle which the major went rip and
inserted a time fuse in the touchhole
of the howitzer. When the fuse
was ready the major 'lit it and re-
tired. In a minute or two the
hitherto unruffled Mule heard the
fizzing back there on his neck, and
it .rmaCle him uneasy. He- turned
his head around to see what was go-
ing on, and as be did so, his body
turned and the howitzer began to
weep around the horizon*.
The mule at last became excited
and his ousiositY--- grdw more and
more intense, and in a second or
two he was standing with his four
legs in a bench„ malinge six revolu-
tions a minute, and the howitzer,
understand, threatening death to
every xnan within half a mile. The
commandant was observed to climb
suddenly up a tree, the lieutenants
were seensliding e,ver a bluff into
the river, as if they_didn't care at all
about the high price ef uniforms;
the adjutant made good tine toward
the fort; the sergeant began to
throw up breastworks with his
bayonef, and the major rolled over -
the ground and groaned. In two or
three minutes- there was a puff of
smoke, a dull thud, anci the mule -
oh fa where Was hel A solitary- jack-
ass might' have been seen turning
successive back summersaults over
the blufl, only to rest anchor, finally,
with hishowitzer in the bottom of
the river, while the ball went off to -
Ward the fort, hit the chimney in
the major's quarters, rattled the
adobe bricks down luta the parlor,
and frightened the major's wife into
convulsions. They do not allude to
it now, and no report Of the results
of the experiment was ever sent to
the War department.
see.
IMPORTA
TO"
HOTJSIjKEEPEBS.
GOOD FLOUR!
AT
LL TIM:ES.
W. A. tH ARSON & CO.,
Proprietors of the
SEAFORTH
Are now M
FAMILY (6,
Int
Intending pureha
call rely upon gettin,
from the -following
M. Strong, John, W alsh, Jeones C. Laidlaw, Alex.
MeGimes, William Ault,
W. Thompson'Egmendvelle,
els. Orders 1eft at our office,
receive prompt attention.
to exchange theirWheat
ur,.at the Mill, --
n getting our best Family oi
hatige, in quantities according
wheat.
SHEARSON & CO.
MILLS
ufacturing the best
PASTRY FLOURS
e Dominion.
era in Seaforth and vicinity
,our Family and Pastry Flours
eiders ONLY :-Thos. Lee, A.
Ault, Thomas Kidd
G. &H. Jackson, am
and at the Seale
Market Sauer%
Farmers desirin
for Fl
May always rely up
Pastry Flour n .ex
to the value their
W. A.
184-tf.
' The Great Jubilee,
The, building for the use of the
great Boston Peace -Jubilee is being,/
pushed forward with a goodly degree
of energy. Lumber enough to build
'a small city is already wipe ground,
and more constantly arriving. Pile-
drivers with their:engines are doing
the work of making the foundation
for the vast structure secure. The,
walls and toweraare making their
appearance at one end, while at the
ether, one of the gigantic arches for
*StIPMETHiNg, INTERESTING
To
.CARRL‘GE-MAKERS AND BLAdICSMITHS,
WM. ROBE TSON ftc CO,
HARDWARE MER HANTS,
Have on hand 200 Tons of Iron.
299 Sets of Carriage Axles.
1-1,URR H FOR 11372.
ATILT,
BEET, SEAPORTS,
MAIN S
T.TAS ON HATiJ
GROCERIES,
brands, Sugars, R
Glassware, and eve
first-cla.ss Groce
301 Sets of Springs.
449 Sets Seamless Thimble Skeins.
Also, a full and well -selected tock of
Carriage Trimm.ings and Hard -ware,
Of every description,
Which they had bought before the recent great advance in prim of that material, and thee' will hot be
UNDERSOLD BY ANY HOUSE IN TIIE DOMINION.
Blacksmiths and Carriage -Makers will do well toeall and examine our stockbefore par -chasing elsewhere.
A large assortment of
HUBS, SPOKES AND RENT STUFF on hand.
SIGN OF THE CIRCULAR SAW,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
224
THE VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE
DECLARES T4 PAT Tette'
GARDNER SEWING-. MACHINE
Is superior to any
#t
now in the Market.
THE OSBORN
GUELPH SEWING MACHINE CO.
••7
Lock -Stitch Sewillg
, MACHINE.
Thousands throughout Canada are
now using these machines. They have
beeu tested beyond all question, make
the favorite lock -stitch, alike on. both
sides, and are pr nounced sUperior to
any other machine offered. the public.
For wide range of work, perfeetion,
beauty and. excellence of mechanism,
adaptability, strength and durability,
The Osborn Sewing Machine Has
Having been examined and tried by the most eleilul inechanies and best judges the country eanproduce,
and by them awarded Prizes at all the principal Exhibitions held throughout the Dominion dining the
present year, and although all the leading Machines were arrayed against it, the GARDNER PATENT
has been declared '
a superior stock of FAMILY
embracing Teas of the best
singe etc. Also, Crockery and
7 other article usually kept in
• Store.
P OVISIONS,
• Such as Flour, Oat
etc., els
and Corn -meal, Potatoes, Pork,
, every description of
FEED, •
Such as Oats, Peas Bran and Shorts, all of which
will be sold choaper than the cheapest.
PlIODUCE.
The highest market price paid for all kinds of
Farm Produce.
Remember the place, Main street, East side,
opposite Coventry'? Boo, and Shoe Store, Seaforth.
213 `, WM. AULT.
1
REMOVED.... REMOVED.,
M. ROBERTSON,
et -Maker and 'Undertaker,
HAS REMOVEI?-his wiere-r‘ems to
JOHNSON'S OLD STAND,
Main -street, Seaforth,
'Mere he has on hand a superior stook of Farui-
tuxe of every destiiptjon.
Crel..iL AHD SEE IT.
U EE,TAKING.
Having purcha. ed Mr. Thonlas HEARSE,
ttend funera1:0'bn the shortest
yen or country.
2ins, All Sizes,
hand.
I am prepared to
notice) either in t
CC
Kept constantly c
SIIROU
! SHROUDS!
M. ROBERTSON,
CABINET M1KEI4 AND UNDERTAKER,
Joh son's Old Stand,
VICTORIOUS OVER-ALL 00MI3ET-IT0RS,
upon every test, and now stands foremost in thetank of sewers.
,SEE 'FILE LIST 01? PRIZES FOR 187.1;
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great Central Fair. First Prize at St. Catherines, County of Lineoln. First PriZe at Chatham, County of
Kent. Firse Prize. at Waterloo, County of Waterloo. First Prize at Orangeville, County of Siincoe.
First Prize in Mono, County of Peel. First Prize in Caledon, County of Sinicee, First Prize at Wel-
lendport, County of Welland. Find Prize at Otterville, County of Oxford. Second. Prize at Provincial
Fair, Kingston Diploma at Hinniltot, an.d various County Shows.
This beantifil specimen of mechanical ability is a purely Ca-nadian hlvention, surpasSing in simplicity,
durability, and usefulness any other Sewing Machhie now in the market whether of Canadian, American,
or English manufacture.
It will hem, cord, braid, tuck, gather, quilt, fell, and do all and every kind of:Family Sewing and light
Manufaettning Work, using all kinde of thread. It has a omit eomplete SET OF ATTACHMENTS.
BUY NO °TITER. If the price is a little higher than some others, it is the cheapest in the end.
Send for Circulars and Samples.
GARDNER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, HAMILTON, ONT.
P. 5.e -intending percluisers should not be misled by unscrupulous; Remits of other Companies, who
Main street, Seaforth, has now on ,hand a good
assortment of
keep Machines they do not sell, in a damaged state, to make capita for°themselves. ,
Call and examine the Gardner before purchasing any other, at WILT -LI -II GUASSIE'S Wareroores,
Goderich-street, Seaforth. Agents wanted.
SI-11R•CD1.TID S
Which he can furnish cheaner than they can be
not elsewhert. 205
MOULDING 4:146 PAPER.
THE undersigned has on hand a splendid lot oe
. ROSEWOOD AND GILT
MOULDING.
-Also, a Fine Lot of Straw
WR PING, PAPER,
FO* SALE, CHEAP.
Now is the tinie to buy as it is on the rise.
Main Street, Seaforth.
WHO WAN S_ 1. GOOD -- SUBSTANTIAL
WAGON, r a nice STYLISE( BUGGY?
WIL IAM iGRASSIE1
SEAFOBTH, _
HAS on han and for sale a number of handsome
singes an double BUGGIES, all well finished
and manufact • ed. of the very best material. Also,
1BER WAGONS,
C. ARMSTRONG.
221.
170-52
•
PETER GRASS,IE,
Seaforth.
FOR NEAT BOOTS
The attention of Ladies
is particularly directed to
our titock of Prunella
Boots and Broadway Ties.
No Rival.
Er Improvements have lately been
made, enabling the manufacturers to
claim it as the ne plus ultra' of Sewing
machines, Hundreds of testimonials are
being received daily from old as -well as
new operators attesting its wonderful
capabilities. Will do all kinds of do;
anestic sewing, frora the finest cambric
to the coarsest overcoat or upper leather.
GUARANTEED TO BE AS REPRF.SENTED,
OR No SALE, WARRANTED FOR
THREE YEA.R.S.
The Osboni Outfit is complete and
readily comprehended. Is sold at one-
half the price hitherto charged for ma-
chines doing a like range of work, the
manufacturers being determined to place
it within the. reach of every family in
-the country.
A TRIAL FEFORE PURCHASE 0011-
vince all that our machines aretm-
equaled.
THE GUELPH REVERSIBLE
Is pre-eminently the best Single -Thread.
Machine offered to the public -hence its
marvelous success. _Will do all varieties
of domestic sewing.. PRICES GREA_TLIZ
REDUCED.
Hand Machine, -with full outfit; $12;
Treadle do ,, $17. itr Each Inackine
guaranteed.
1421- A gents wanted.everywhere. Splen-
did inducements to make money.
Apply to
GUELPH SEWING MACHINE CO.,
. GUELPH, CANADA..
W. N. WATSON, Agent,,
180-ly SEAFORTH.
SPRING ST0J OF BOOTS AND SHOES. -The Best and Cheapest in the Market.-MeINT'YRE &
WILLIS ' lain -street, Settforth, have just received a very fine stock of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Roots oar I Shoes, suitable for spring and. summer wear, all of whieh will be sold .at the ole)
PRICES, for cash.- The very latest styles, and of the best and most substantial manufacture. -Custom
work of all itinda promptly attendedto -A neat article and a good fit guaranteed. Repairing --All
kinds of work repaired, no matter where made, on the shortest' notice.
McINTYRE & WILLIS, .
First door South of John Logan's.
PA.RTICULA.R NOTICE.
JOHN .LOCA!
LU
Which, for ex ellence -of build, -and ease in running
cannot be b assed by ane inanufacturor in the
•
Frrulfewce. DEMOCRAT WAGONS on hand, and
more making.
WILLT GRASSIE sells as cheap as any other
establishment in the County.
BLACKSM1THINC
And among Job Work attondol to promptly.
Bas a Lot of
SHAWLS, iNtA.NTL
-AND-
IDIRSS GOODS
Which he is anxious to Sell Off, at Cost,
YES, BELOW COST,
Or any reasonable price that a customer may off°
Therefore, Ladies, you will please call at the
Ma.nchester House,
-
MAIN STREET,
Soon, and get your pick of the Goods before they
are all sold,
Seaforth, July 25, 1871.
190
CATTLE FAIR,.
A CATTLE FAIR will be held hereafter at
LOYD'S HOTEL, SEAFORTII,
(Opposite the Station,) '
On the First Monday in each month,
BEGIN-XING ON
ITIONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1871.
Large numbers of buyers will be in attendance,
and perties having stock neay rely on the best rear-
ket prices.
In connection with Loyd's Hotel (Houghton's
are huge and commodious stables and yards. 1e8
BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE.
FARMERS
SELL YOUR EGGS
TO
WM THOMSON,
ECIVIONDVILLE GROCERY
(Logan's Old Stand,)
Who -will pay the HIG1TRST MUGS in CAM,
for any quantity of
GOOD FRESII EGGS,
Delivered at his store.
1 Stitch in Time save
9
IF you want to get the best Family Sewing
Machine in the Province of Ontario, go to
GEOB.GE MILMT, Wroxeter
Who is Agent for the celebrated
S 33 0 11 1•1:
SEWING MACHINE.
Groceries&Provisions
FOR SALE CHEAP.
FLOU1? AND FEED,
Vell.S. A. SPARLING bilge number of fent-class
Building Lots for Sale, adjoining h.er present
residence, on Goderich street. Also, a two-story
BRICK COTTAGE
For Sale in said street.
Terms reatonable. Plaee of Lots can be seen at
Gray, Sperling & Co.'s Store, or at Tan Exrosston
Office.
223 MBS. ANN SPARLDT.G.
N. B. --Sewing Machine Needles of alllands,
alwaya kept on hand for sale.
Also, AGENT FOR E. R. SHOREY'S
ROYAL CANADIAN
CLOTHES -WRINGER.
Office at Miss Fashionable Dress -making
Establishment, directly opposite the Post Office,
Wroxeter. 219
WHY -ARE
LAZARUS, MORRIS & C01S
LIKE BRIGHAM YOUNG
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER?
NOTicE.-Any person sending the
answer to the above to the Agent,
M. R. COUNTER, SEAFORTH,
'thin the next thirty days, will re-
ceive an order from le M. & Co. for
e pair of their superior new pattern
Eye Glasses.
of every description, kept conetantly on hand, in-
cluding Shearson & Co.'s No. 1.
Come One, Come All, with your Eggs and got
the Cash.
WM. THOMSON;
Egmondville Grocery.
Fin OLIVER,
SIGN OF- THE
SCOTCH COLLAR.
A choice a,ssortanent of li..ght and heavy
harness, whips,bells, horse clothing, etc.,
kept constantly on hand.
Repairing promptly attended to, find
charges moderate. Remember the place !
sign of the Scotch Collar, Main Svreet,
Seaforth. -
163tf W. If. :OLIVER.
JUST RECEIVED
A fresh supplY of all the
POPULAR REMEDIES
FOR
polio -is AND COLDS;
Including
ATER'S CHERRY PECTORAL.
WISTAR'S BALSAM WILD CHERRY
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM.
ANTI -CONSUMPTIVE SYB.IIP,
DOWN'S VEGETABLE ELIXIR.
FELLOWS' SYRUP OF THE HYPO -
PHOSPHATES.
BALSAM OF HOARHOUND AND
HONEY.
McDONALD'S EXPECTORANT,
LUMSDEN'S COUGH SPECIFIC,
ETC,, ETC.,
At LUMSDEN'S
CORNER DRUG STORE,
SEAFORTH.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
NoTicE is hereby given, that all persons 111-
debted to the estate of the late 'Timothy Quinn,
bis life -tune, of the Township 01 McKillop, must
settle the same on or before the First of October,
11372. All parties having claims against the said
estate are also notified that such claims meet be
handed to the undeisigned, properly attested, on
or before the said First of October, otherwie,e they
vr111 not be honored, as the affairs of the estate will
then be wound up.
JOHN HORAN, 1,.Executors.
)
McFillop, April 24, 1872. 2204*