The Huron Expositor, 1872-08-02, Page 3•
AtkgisT 2, 1B72
500 tents will be erected,
ance is expeeted than last
00 people will take part
xve been received from a
tents„ kuid also for posit
ete. Several families are
st who will assist in the
1 remain here until the
rkmen are already eneagt
tents and stands wEere
hold forth. It is cuetoin_
lilies to provide their own
s they can purchase pool-
. fruits at moderate rates
teaPle, who always make
ring these products into,
eurants will also_ be es-
onvenieuce of those who.
ie European plate The
Will he kept by
er oilarge tents will elect
stierSe W110 cart seem e -very
average of $3 per day.
ts have been imtde fur
,seit'et means of refteuting
am the ttranches,or at -
of the tree&
on of the committee of
1-t.e it a success, act they
bst distinguished 111.
and Brooklyn to take
es, beside other clergy
-
and neighboring cities,
aot so &wilier to the
'Ler somexhat frOTII the
is being held at Sea
Lionel affair, while this
tthering, and therefore
will be presided over
vn, the presiding elder
ict of New York, but
Le religious exercises has
et. The Bedford Street
be Fourth Street M. E.
iy representedL,
he regular stemboata
eg the clay, twa or three
ett on, affording an easy
he village, from which
itt waiting to earry
au& The sail up the
1 that the boats will
the traffic to thie place,
tleasanter than the ds -.
the boats -will be put at
account of the cona-
eengers, and will prob.
et year when it WitS
IV. H. Os
Osaer
se for Rum-
or by the State
ftlriliSheS many re-
ts, which help to make
and thirsty land. At
her day, a resolute of-
neething and took it
then the following in -
took place
he prisoner asked the
it was liquer. Be re -
drank some of it.'
nen, wee called.
liquor in your house
ble called theie ?'
ra jar?
u had it?'
t sale t'
liquor?
this rum for ?'
.he
ted the baby in this
'sec' to turn the rum
; baby in it and then
tr-7
[a the court, and the
ri that lie would seize
# a jar.
Sen,threl-
1
n Pompeii that
!interest 1» to me than
✓ of old Rome dis-
eIity. The fatal day
the feet of which
into an eruption that
kl torrents of lava
i
' discharged, amidst
handers, such clouds
prodec4 a dark-
cand struck such
at men thought not
e.• world had come
at the gods them<
1. that night a sen-
ate which looleed
. Amidet unimag-
ehrieks of terror,
f the volcano and
lost their children
habitants Red the
ashes, loading the
ating every place,
they covered the
-age of the city but
eath which it lay
ied for near13' 1, -
order the sentinel
1 -gotten;: and as
els, happen what
till relieved by
y by their officers,
death and dishon-
he stood by his
the ashes rise an
'y reach his breast,
e, they choke his
" faithful into
• centuries thev
t
g erect in a mar-
ruior, the helmet
's betty fingers still,
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IT UST 2, 1872.
• GAIETIES.
Josh Billings says very truly :
You had better not know so much
thanto know so many thing's that
ain't 80.
-- Two Hibernians were passim, -
a stable which had a rooster on it
; for a weather -vane, when one ad-
dressed the other thus Pat, what's
the reason they didn't put a bin up
there instead of a rooster -An'
sure,' replied fleet's easy
enough; don't you see, it would be
-inconvenient to go for the eggs?'
- Do you make any reduction
to a miuisterr said a young woman
at Boston, last weeketo •salesman
with whorn she was talking about
buying a sewing machine. 'Ale,
are you a minister's wife Ob no,
at not married,' said the lade
t blushing. Daegliter, then 'I' 'No.'
9
this books, It is ix blished in .-English
antl German sold b ubscriptioii only,
and agents are wante I in every county.
% SPECJIA.L
BREANFAST—EPPS.
AND COMFORTING.
knowledge of the n
govern the operation
nutrition, and by a c
the fine properties of
Mr. Epps has prdvide
Ules With a delicatel.
ich.may save us ni
AS"ereke iaate
with boiling water or
is labelled—"Jeeres
opathic (Jhemists, Lox
ers of Epps' Milky
Condensed Milk):
IT- A want has be
ed by-phYsicians for
pnrgative, Such a w
in Parsons' Purgative
Or Henry K. Bind, of Jefferson,
OTICES.
0600A—GRATEPUL
By a thorough
tural2 laws • which
O f digestion and
refui application of
ell -selected cocoa,
ou r breakfast-ta-
flavored beveragemy dMade
bus.""
simply
ilk. Each packet
pp s &Co., Horace -
don." Also, mak-
Cocoa (C000a and
1 felt and express -
a safe and -reliable
rit is now supplied
Pills.
The salesman looked ptizzled. ,I; ilainea,uttvaswdexaircendqLf s fitttregstldoinoadc,hs:Drbe;
ness .1 1
am engaged tea 'theological student";
she said. The reduction. was made:
— A man enjoying the euphonious
name of Pigg# married a lady named
youna. A few days since a child
'was btorn to them, and a rich uncle
. of the young one, whorlike Gilpin,
'loves a timely joke,' promised to
heavily endow the boy the parents
.t
would christen him with the mater-
nal name. The fond but tb tifty pa-
• rents consented, and the youth will
hereafter be known to hisfriends as
Yetine Pigg.
to make a slow horse
fast—don't feed him.
Row does*that look, ehi' said
Mr. Cramp, holding out his brawny
hand. That,' said AMOS, 'looks as
if you were out Of soap.'
Mrs. Miffin; said a visitor,
Emma has your features; but I
think she has got her father's hah
Oh, now I see,' said the dear little
Emma, 'it's because that I have
father's hair that he has to wear a
• wig.' •
Barber,' saitl a farmer to Ms ton-
sor, now corn's cheap, you ought to
shave for half price.' Can't, Mr.
Jon* tlaid the TI of razors,
really ought to charge more, for
when, corn. is down, farmers make
such long faces that I have -.twice
the ereand to go over.'
—In one of thecourts recently, a
• woman was testifying on behalf (A-
ber son, and swore that he had
worked on a farm ever since be was
born. The le NV yer Who cross•exam-
ined - her said—' You assert that
your SOU has Worked on a farm ever
since he was born?' do.' 'What
did he do the first yeal 7' He
milked,' she replied. The whole
coert laughed heartily, and the wit-
ness was questioned no- further.
THE EIC4HT-11 OUR MOVEMENT.—
' Village Schoolmaster—' How -many
minutes in the hour?' Nide of the
School:--' Sixty, sir.' V. Se—"And
how many hours to the day? P.
Nine, sir, and father says it b tight
to be eight.'
-.111. • 0.". -
Lights and Shadows.
" Lights and Shadows of New York Life ;
or, the Sights and Sensations of the
Great City." A work descriptive of
NewYerk City Mall its various phases,
Its 8plendors and Wretchedness ; Its
High and Low Life; Its Marble
Palaces and Dark Dens; Its Attra,c---
• tions and Dangers ; lts Rings and
Frauds; Its Leading Men and Politic,
ians ; Its Adventurers: Its Msteries
and Crimes. By -James D. IS:fcCabe,
Jr.
• What Paris is to the Frenchman, or
London to the Briton, New York is to
• the American. It is not only the Metro-
• polis, but it is the thief attraction upon
•this continent, the great centre to which
men and women resortfor both business
and pleasure, and as such is a source of
never -failing interest. Of late years
sexeral attempts hare been. made to re-
produce its varied attractions in book
form. The most successful result .of
these efforts is the boa .now before as.
The author has had -unusual facilities to
see every feature of the great city, and
has written the work with an enthusiasm
which is apparent in every page. He has
• not merely produced a sensational story,
but has given us a record of actual faets,
• of which he is personally cognizant.
The book is as fascinating and absorb-
• ing as a novel, and were it hot for the
evidence he furnishes, we should -be
tempted to believe that he has carried us
into the realm of fiction. • He sells us the
' history of the great city which has
grown the the most remarkable in Am-
erica, and relates its old traditiOns with
zest and humor.- He introduces us to
all cla,sses of people, and initiates us into
their ways and manner of life.1 He
brings us face to face with greathner-
chants aud. bankers, actoi-s, editors-,
'working women, ballet gills-. thiel -3s,
gamblers, sailors, quacks, firemen, and a
host of others. delights us with his
sketches of the better and brighter side
of city life, of the genius, enterprise,
• charity and humanity of the great city;
and appah us witkhis accounts
of the darker and more terrible side of
the life he is delineating.
A truthful picture of New York lite
cannot be otherwise than deeply interest-
• ing'. Our author has suCceeded admir-
ably in his task, and we predict for hus,.
book a large sale. • It is.brim full of use-
ful iefortnati=m, and fascinating,
wad au emphatic warning against the
vices of the city.. It is pure and lofty in
tone, and while it• discusses fully many
the use of Johnson's ,•odyne Liniment.
iNIr. Henry Ma , sley says: The
full and 'healthy deve opment of all the
lower natural forces are indispensably
pre -requisite to thci istence of a sound
and vigorous mind." ust SO. Humanity
requires the full equiv, lent of vital force,
in order for the free an potent manifesta-
tions of the mind. Ve consider that
Fellows' Compound S. nip of Hypophos-
ph ites supplies the defi ieney to unheaithy
blood, restores the ne vous element, and
produces healthy action to the various
organs and forces of t • e body necessary
to sound mind, we w•nder at the imbe-
cility everrvhere app rent.
As a deficiency of healthy blood, or a
direct loss of this fit id, are causes for
disorders of the sens s, and . also of the
nervous system gener lly, we can safely
calculate on the disa pearance of such
unpleasant and clang rous disturbances
the condition of the blood improves.
as
Thomas Ecle tric Oil,
WORTH TEN TIMES ITS WEI TIT IN GOLD. DO 'YOU
KNOW ANYTHING OF I ? 'rim, XIS
TIME YOU DID.
There aro but few pre 'aratione of medicine
which have withstood the upartial judgment of
the people for any great 1 ugth of tine. One of
these is Titomas' Enneasue Ons purely a ,prepar-
ation of six of some of the b st oils that are known,
each one possessing virtuee 1 its own. Scientific
physicians; know that medi ines may be formed of
several ingreclients in cut _fixed proportions of
• greater power, arelproducin effects which could
never result from. the use of ny ono of them, or in
different earebinationa. Th s in the preparation
of this oil a cheruioul cluing takes place, Ilbrming
a, eompound which could no by any possibility be
made from any other combi • ation or proportions
• of the same ingredients, or any other ingredients,
and entirely diffesent from anything eVer before
• made, one which productes t e most astomslung re-
sults, and having a wider range Of applicsation
than any 'medicine ever halo o discovered. It con-
tains no alcohol or other ()ladle liquids, conse-
quently loses nothing by ev poration. • Wherever
applied Ton got the benefit o every drop; whereas
with other preparations any all the alcohol is
lost in that way, and you ge only the small quan-
tity of oils -a-hich they may ontain,
S. N. THO_ TA% PirEnps, N.Y.
And NORTHROP & Lis. IAN, Newcastle, Ont.,
Sole Agents for the Domini . •
NoTias-Electsic---Selectei• and Electrized. '
Sold in Seaforth by E. 'ckson & Co. and R.
Lumsden. •
The Girtistt Fein
3033 330SES' PERIO ICL FILLS.
THIS invaluable medical is unfailing in the
3-- cure of all those painful ml dangerous diseases
to which. the female consti ution is subjeot. It
moderates all excess Andre Loves all obstructions,
and a speedy cure may be re 'ed on.
To married ladies, it is pe taliarly milted. It will
in'a short. time, bring on th monthly period with
regularity.
These Pills should not e taken by Femalee
during the drat three mout a of Pregnaey, as they
are sure to . bring on Misca age, but at any other
time they are safe.
In all cases of Ner'emis a Id Spinal Affections,
pains in the back and limb. , fatigue on slight ex-
ertion, palpitatton of the heart, hysterias, and
whites, these pills will effee a sure when other
means have failed; and although a pdwerful
remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or
anything hurtful to the con itution.
Full directions .in the p
packaeo, which should be e
Job Moses, New York, Sol
12i cents fox postage, onelose
Nowcftstle; Ont., general age
will insure a bottle, omit
return snail.
tz-tc" Sold in Setsforth by E
R. Lum,eclen.
le Remedy.
raphlet around each
efully preserved.
Proprietor. $1.00 and
1 to Northop &Lyman,
ts for the Dominion,
•ing oves 50 pills by
• HiCkS011 1.% go., and
RAILWAY TI E TABLE.
'Trains leave the S &forth , station- as
follows - .
GOING W ST.
E:erpree4. • Mix d. • Mail.
• 1. 02 P. M. 3.35 P. m. • 8.45 r. m.
• GOING E. ST.
Express. -
10.50.A. M. 2.20 r lc 8.00 A. M.
StenailaCISSMGEMer.,--e•
.Insolvent. A
In Met -Matter of ANNIE
.1, Insolvent.
Tiundersigned,• Lewis
-1- pointed Assignee in tine
requested to fild their claims
L. R.
•Seaforth, 26th july, 1872.
t of 1869
VALLN ERWIN, an
. Corbey, has been ap-
natter. Creditors aro
veithiu one month.
012BEY, ASSig1.100.
24214
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LFIC
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'tseviette ,nettt.,1
Al.
.. e.r.e,„;...:
• TIIE ST
SEWING M CHINES
;trade eau he 1 at
W.M. N. W T80:1° -T'S.
SEWING ffiACH BFPOT
•SEAF0111; H.
U
"TB GENUIN
V dslicacy ;z,r d elm dor. An interest, ct , . .,
' .t. C .. -.1, HO WE'
.
. • . C A TT' r: r- PI
ie. . ,_,._ ,
a the darker sides of city life, it does so
iner feattn.,, of the hook is a powerfully . or, we .-:...Incleale., in all: st des and sizes, and
A CATTLE r_tI.11, will be held -hereafter at
• " THE 0,5730./LIT"
- Mashies in all styles. • • LOYD'S :HOTEL, SEAFORTH,
The suhscriber has recea splendid supply of , -
.(Oppoeite the Station,)
-
. .
buil tle•ee Machines, wheel'. a o pronounced by 'ex .
• to any others made, " .
On thelirst -.11on day. in each month,
7 -
E 'HURON
FLOUR!
„viva. purchased and thoroughly refitted the
milis foemerly owned by the Messrs. SCOBIE,
I ani now prepared to Millis's •
FAMILY FLOUR;
-
Second to -NONE IN SEAFORTH;
And, that wiR .
Compare favorably with any in the Do-
minion, .
mikiit-3-80.Fra Aw.ratnttisAyL31.0t1.4:1)UR,,,o to the following
Dealers and ask for MARSTr S --Remember
W. SCOTT 1t0611T8ON,
WHITES! DE, •-
IMON POWELL, ' -
Or at W. MARSHALL'S kills. -
Orders lab -with S. ROBEETSgN will be
promptly attended to, 1 „ .
Parties who wieltto* - .
Exchange Wheat, for -Flour,
Aro certain to receive proper quantity, and an arti-
cle that will defy competition. '
W. :MARSFIALL.
18641
HURRAH -FOR 1872
. •
- -, 'WM. A.ITLT, -
,
. MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH, -
WAS ON IIAND a superior steak of FAMILY
.-1-1s GROCEIIIES, embracing Tea e . of the best
brands, Sugare, lleieins, etc. Also, Crockery and
Glassware, and every other article usually kept in
a first-elass Grocery Store. . :
- PUOVITIOINS,•' -
,
Such as Plata, Oat and Corn -meal, Potatoes, Pork,
eta., also, ev ire, description at
.it• - LP ililD,
r' Snell as Oats, Pees, Bran and Shorts, all of which
will be sold.cheaper than the cheapest.
•
FAR iVI 'le'lt oiteuer :
The highent market price paid for all kinds of
Farm Produce.
Remember the place, Main street, East side,
opposite Coventry's Boot and Shoe Store, Seaforth.
218 WM. AULT.
DO YOU WANT TO SEE
SOMETHING NICE?
THOM.AS BELL,
Main -street, Seaforth,
can:show yon something worth. looking at in the
FURNITURE !
line. He hrta just received a large quantity of
wz-vv FURNITURE
Of evety description, which, for
ClIBAPNESS
BEA UT 1' I
• and Q, trALITY
Is really worth going to see.
Wareroome—Oppoeito Robertson's Hardware
Store. 217
cAirr,ioN
To the Public of the 'British Pi:evinced of North
Ann. rico, .
T BEG- Most respectfully to acquaint the public
•-1- of the British North American Provinces that
in May, 1871, I caused the basiness at 80 Maiden -
Lane, New York, for the stile of Holloway's Pills
and Ointment, -which were up to. that timo pre-
pared by William Brown, now deceased, to be
closed. .r regret to 'say that I have reason to
know that the management of the late business
had for some years, in many ways, been most cor-
rupt, tuicl it may he that the Pills • and Ointment
were not prepared with the care I have always de-
sired. Those who do. not wish to be deCeiveit by
buying spurious medicines, which are now likely to
emanate from the Status or elsewhere, to poesess
themselves of the genuine Holloway's Pills and
Ointment, manuitic.ured by me in London, Eng-
land, will do well to see that each Pot and box
boars the Brit -deli Government stamp, on which is
engraved the words, " Holloway's, Pills and Oint-
ment, and Una the addrese on the label is 5'33,
Oxford-etreetSI,oudon, where only they are mann-
faetured, and in no other part of the World. The
retail prices ere on the labels_in British, &Mellen
and not dollars and emits. No representative,
of mine will ever travel through any part of the
British:Prosinces or the United States, either to
• sell or to telkorders for my ?Me and Ointment,
Demi as have refteon to' believe that attenipts will
probably be me de to deveive the public:1u this way
by persons callingetpoit inetlitine- vendors, falsely
teePrOSelltillg th;li they 71111-71et•hig for mo and with.
my knowledge ane toneent, I deem it *advisable to
put the public on their getted against any such de-
ceptions. I inGst earnestly entreht all those who
may reed this. edvertisement that they be Pleased,
• inthe public ietevest, tn communicate the purpor• t
of the same To their friends that they may not be
defrauded of their inuvey by purchasing, perhaps,
worthletta imitations of the ften.u.ine Holloway's
• that, ehonld it come to the knowledge of siityper-
Pills end Ointment. I would ask, as angiiit,dea:-,fia.svooirci,
sun that spurirms medicines are being
in my name, he be plteteed eo allthe par-
ticalers he eau collet ',expecting tb.e same, that is
to say, the name and address of talneedeelikenleowri-sachothies
• selling the eperious medic:hies,
name and address of thct House in the. United
States or elsewilt:TOitYhi.1.11 may have supplied theau
so as te enabilente, foe the protection ,of the pub-
lic, to institute proceediege against such evil-
doers, and I engege t.0 remunerate very handsome-
ly any person who may 1..;ive me snch information,
the informant's mune h ever being . divulged..
Should. env person have Teas= to believe that he
has been deceived by Wynne spurious imitations
of these inedicinee. be will do well to send ine, in
a letter, to the addreen et foot (which he can do at
a cost of six cents in postage), one of the books of
instruction -which ere affixed to the same. I prom-
ise to csamine it end St neev, Stating whether
the medicine:: al t, getteitte or not, so that. if sine,
rime, leetusy :vele to the. rereon from svhom he
. purchased them to Lave his money retell-11dd. .
Phemiste andPrneeiste who desire Zo obtain the
medicines enn t sateoliSd at the lowest wholesnle
prices:, in te tantit 110L leSS :7;;'20 worth—
• el.'s, 8e. CA., 2e:e. teed :;.!:e.por deeen boxes of pile,.
Or pots of Oh 4--ete1t, net. withoet discount, for
1 ' remitter, eine!: he sent in advance.
I have. the honoli: LO bv,
MA13 llecl.tiOLLOWAY, •
553, Oxford stet:et, (late Striunl,) London, W.C.,
- 240-26
Oct. 1, 1871..
written history of the Tananany Ring
frauds with sketches of the actort therein.
It is comprised in one large octavo
nreoaltrre ,c).)if 85,0 e, parres
, illustrated with nerienecet &tulle to be serpent,
y ...oe tine engravingS of no bed ieor st3;e71til, " Hilupliat.ts an 1 perfection of mis-
places, life and scenes in NONV York, and steuetien; for letup of -work, from liglet gauze to 1
CO., of Philadelphia. 0 stitch, owieg to the tensionty and eperfect actneand al -
beaver and leather; for boat xss of
pillSlislisat by' the National Publishina
sueTdi,le 1"r irieP at which the work iiths is-- for durability these machines are unrivalled.
waYs equal on both upper an 1 lower threads, and
brill os it win the reaeh of all, Everyreachine warranted a d instructioies given
te trial, or rented by
and no one who wants to know New rhletraiso. nt-lhlatOhirnese;osnesliitbloeuit)al0 les.
'York as it really is should fail to buy 223 WM. N. 1 ATSO/Sr, Seaforth. 1
•
• BEGINNINQ 01;
ON.11)A11-1 (DCWO113Elt 2, 1671.
Large numbers of buyers will be in attendance,
and parties having stook may rely on the best mar-
ket 'slices.
In connection with Loyd's Hotel (Houghton's
are large and commodious stables and yards. 198
,
-^
EXPOSITOR.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS THIS WEEK
-- A T
• T. KIDD'S EMPORIUM.
IN
• CHILDREN'S MARSELLA DOBES, INFNANTS' SEWED ROBES,
WHITE TOILET QUILTS, WHITE TOILET CO %%RS,
ir
LADIES' 'WHITE AND .COLORED SKIRTS,
eTT_TS111 1-1,0=I-NT=D -
Another Lot of Choice Stripad Ottoman Shawls.
A LARGE STOCK OF
LADIESCOLORED KID GLOVES,
• FROM 50 CEHTS.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
THOS. KIDD,
SEAFORTH.
_REAP ERS OW ERS.
•
'WE WOULD paw, 'TEM ATTENTION of the Farmers of the Counties of Huron and Perth
Y to our
Johnson Self-Ra.ke Reaper, and
• Cayuga Jr. Mower, .
• - For the Season of 1872.
We have introduced a few into your Counties in years gone by, and would say we have made some
valuable improvements for the coming harvest. We received the .
FIRST PRIZE ON THE JOHNSTON SELF -RAKE REAPER
At the Provinoial Exhibition in the Fella 187.0.
The Johnston Machine was also Awarded the _First Prize at Kingston in 871.
Also, the First Prize at Use Great Reaper Trial at Paris in the Harvest 011871.
,
•
THE CAYUGA JR. MOWER
Was awiuded the First Prize at the Paris Thal. This Trial was hold under the auspices of the Pro-
vincial Agricultural Society. •
We can with n11 confidence recommend these two machines to the public; knowing that they cannot
be surpassed, if equalled, by any other two Machines made in Canada.
It is a source of ninch 'satisfaction to us toknow that many competing Manufacturers eoncede the
superiority of our machines, and are willing to give us the eredit of using a bettor quality of material
and turning out a superior class of work, as regards accusaey of fitting, exactness of adjustment and
high degree of finish than is practiced by themselves. And while we appreciate the honorable senti-
ments which thee actuate them in giving an honest expression to their convictions, we cannot but re-
gret that there 11TO others so lost to all sense of propriety as to forgot the principles -which actuate hon-
est and upright men in their dealings and intercourse with their fellows, and have, for the sake of
gaining popularity and notoriety, resorted to the dishonest practice of ntr.tIliTING our machines,
covering the name, anci entering them at, Fairs and Trials as their own manufacture thus robbingus
of a reputation which wo have acquired by years of honest, honorable and patient and -which to-
ns is of more value than any money consideration.
It is needless for us to warn the farmers to beware of such parties, as their own good sense and
better judgment will teach them thet there is no safety in dealing with men who will descend to -such
low trickery, in order to gain a, selfish and mercenary end.
Repairs for machines will at all times be found at WM. ROBERTSON & CO.'S Hardware Store,
Seaforth.
J. C. WOODS, General Travelling Agent.
W. J. MeOUTCHEON, Local Agent, Clinton.
• WM. GRIEVE Local Agent, Seaforth.
PATTERSON & BRO., Patterson Ont.
MAY, 1872.
232-13*
THOIVISON & WILLIAMS'
GRIOULTUR I. IMPLEMENT
AND ENGINE WORKS.
r_rr 01\TT.A.IR,10_
JOHNSTON'S SELF -RAKING SING -LE REAPER.
WE recommeud th.o above celebrated self-raldng Reaper and the CAYUGA. CHIEF, ;Tn. MOWER, as
T T the best harvesting ?machines now 'manufactured. We guarantee these two single machines,
costing but $200, to outwear any tWo combined machines, costing$300, and with less than one quarter
the cost in repairs. We elle' gu.m
arantee each achine to do its work better, faster. and with much
lig,hter draught, than any combined machine. • Theis two machines have not only a trerfect lifting ap-
paratus for the table and bar, but have also the only perfect tilting table and bar. We offer any trial
the purchaser may desire of either or both these machines. We also build the
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1-3:. TO 00 13 I 1\T 11:13 rs,
WITH JOHNSTON'S SELF -RAR -E,
Which we gnarantee equal to the best combine -A machines =ado in Canada, and we offer a trial to in-
,
tending purchasers. We also build _
TWO -HORSE WOOD -SAWING MACHINES,
And all kinds of
AGRICULTURAL IMKEKNISI AND WIRCERY
Address
235
FOR MILLS AND FACTORIES.
STEA)* ENGTNES A SPECIALITY.
THOAISON & WILLIAMS,
Nom-.
Mitchell, Ontario.
- EXECUTORS' NOTICE.. MOULDING
NOTICE is hereby given to 1111 parties having ,
-4, 1 chines against the Witte of the late George 1
R. Ross, or the cum ef Wright & Boss, of hinley- '
ville, in the County of flurun, to hand the gime to
the undersigned Executers, or to Geo. H. Wright,
on or before the let day of Jtily next, as, after that
date, the affairs of the estate will be .closed up and
no further claints peiel.
Aleotall parties in,:tehted to the above estates, AIOUTADING.
either ine note or book :nice-ant,requesteel to
eall and mettle the selee forth Nitta Payment of
notes or (let:omits lime 1:e iraele- 1..o George If.
Whig:It er to the runletreiereed eteentors
:
.
Th()11.• LECKIE, ) xecutors.
WRAPPING .PAPER
J-OHN &1O,) E,
Aiiii,ims, .t.pril :A, 1871 1
FER
'WM...GRAHAM,
.
FOR SALE, CHEAP.
Lots 1:et and 105, Aittleyte Surrey, in the village
of Ainleyville, estate of the late George It. Ross,
for salt*. Terms, ash. !• 229
. Now is the tithe to buy as it is on the rise.
c
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Sz, PAPER
TTTl undereigned has on hand a splen.did lot of
ROSEWOOD A_ND GILT •
• Also, a Fine Lot Of Straw
moimElt TO LAN.
THE subscriber has MONEY to loan to. any Main Street, Seitforth.
-L amount on good farm property. Interest, SIX
per cent. per annum, when the interest and min -
oleic nee paid .yearly. and 8 per cent. per annum
when the -interest only is paid.
A O. MCDOUGALL, TO LET, in Scott's Block,. two commodious
Apple to
HOLMSTED.
227-52 At cheap cash Store, sign of the Bear, Rooms on the second flat.
195. McCAUGHEI
C. ARMSTRONG.
901.
COOPERS WANTED.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, Eleven good
T T Coopers, to work at Salt Barrels.
Apply to JOHN G. AMENT.
Seaforth, May 21, 1872. 238
ROCV,IS TO LET.
MONEYTO LEND.
undersigned his $3,000 and upward, private
"I -funds, to loan, at 8 per cent. per =num, on
Farm property. Charges moderate. Marriage
Licences issued. Apply to
227-52e- W. G. WILSON, Zurich.
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THE CHEAPEST
AND BEST
FURNITURE„
GO TO
JOHN STAUFFER'S
AINLEYVILLE.
Sign of the Two Bureaus.
JUNE 18, 1872. 237-34
To Cricketers and Base -all
Players.
CRICKET AND BASE BALL, -
CRICKET BATS,
B
• GLOVES, .
LEG- GUARDS,
WICKETS.
ALSO,
Base Balls and Clubs
For Men and Boys,
AT
R. LUIVISDEN1S
• DRUG STORE;
SEAFORTII. -
FOUNDRY
FOR SALE.
The Iron Foundry belonging to the Estate of
Zapfe & Carter, situated
IN THE TOWN OF SEAFORTH
•
with the stook and machinery is for sale. It con-
sists of Lots No. 42 and 157, on Main street. The
buildings are of brick, end the machinery in good
order, so that a purchaser can make a beginning at
once. • As Seriforth is situated in one_of the Meat
prosperous sections of Ontario, ther4 is seldom a
better opening offered, and to an enterprising me-
chanic with some means, sueli a favorable chance
is not often found. To a suitable party or parties
favorable terms will be offered.
ADAM HOPE,
• Aseignee.
Haniilton, 24t1i June, 1872. , 238-4
FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
TNMAN LINE OP MATT, sexEmitit8 S 1 -WAG
•"A" from New -York,
•EVERY THURSDAY AND EVERY
SATURDAY,
Tickets sold to and from England, Iretend, and
the Continent, at as low rates as by any other line.
JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
15, Broadway, .1s.7. Y., or
JOHN SEATTZB,
230 Seaforth.
J. P. BRINE,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER for the County of
• Ilfiron. Sales -attended in all parts of the
Country. All orders left at THE EXPGSIT011 Office
will be promptly attended to. 198
Divisions Courts ---1872.
Division Colitis will be held as follows:
Wneoneer, ... 10th July.
WROXETER, . Tuesday 213rd
E
SAFORTH . Wednesday, 24th "
Thursdity, .2tith "
CLINTON,. Fritiay, 2.5th
DUNGANNON,- . .. . 16.3rd Aug.
Beyreen, ... .. 511
GODERICH,. Wednesday, 7th "
The Courts open at 10 o'clock, a. m., eath day.
A ChemicalFood arid Nis trill:re Tonic.
-4"A" —The great populaaity of Dr. Wheeler's Com -
'pound Elixir of Phosphates and Calisaya, is owing
1
to its perfect reliability in building ttp constitu-
tions run down with Oise:tette of the Stomach,
Liver and Kidneys, which arise from Dyspepsia or
Feeble Digestion, end result in poor blood and
breaking down of tb.e general health. It cat:etude
ly relieves pain or a sense of fullness in the Stom-
ach after eating, Ileart-burn, Flatulenee, Constipa-
tion from torpid liver, Bilious Headaehrs, Irrita-
tion of the llidneys tea Bladdertfrom the red de-
posit he the Urine, irritability and restltssness
followed. by nervous prostratien. and general debili-
ty, -which inevitably arise 'rein the one coramon
ce.use--Dyspepsio. or Feeble Digestion. All these
delicate constitutions that lack energy, and -vitality,
and are tmable to arouse theraselvee to any exer-
tion or undergo any fatigue, will be astonished at
the ra.pidit3r -with which the whole system is raised
out of thio prostrate condition and energized and
vitellzed under the use of this preparation. It is
harmless, delicious, does not lose its effect, Slid iS
not followed by a relapse. Sold at $L'
ee_