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and fintis such fault
my tools; but I don't -
he does or not, aa long
our dooty by him.
ting,
though, on one
hen it doe a come 1,11
, that shiny old claajn.
till them bellows roar
eckoning on seeing the
vy shall stand by ratt
t light of my fire glow-
tooghtfal little fece—
loud cheer of trinmph,
ling where we put the
as Davy said
it, father, and we'll
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AL. NOTICES.
.";PPS'S COCOA—GRATEFUL
$%.--" By a thorough
he natural laws which
rations of digestion and
y a careful application of
es of well -selected cocoa,
tovided our breakfast-ta-
-e.ately flavored beverage
us many doctors' bills,
Gazette.. Made simply
er or mjlk. Each packet
kmEn ErPs & Ce„
a, London." Also, mak..
ritSy Cocoa (Cocoa and
- cough is successfully
W's Compound Syrup of
The most stubborn
n a few days. ..,
Otted that a well -fitting
les is one of the great
• modern science has
those needing optical
ue but the most perfect
"as by that means fre-
id the fatigue whi31.1 the
y spectacles experiences
least costly are those
to be the best. Mr. M.
ms to have for Sale the
ectacles an(1 eye -glasses
iz :—the celebrated per -
manufactured by Lazar -
;0., combining in their
ne of transparency with
ereey of footle and are
most durable and finest
in gold, silver, shell and.
ir is fitted on optical
he agents are enabled to.
yectaeles and eye-glas,-.
apondence.
•
' Faciectrte OIL
wExGirr IN GOLD. DO YOU
(W ? IF NOT, ITU
TODIMED:
ineparations of medienne
1 the impartial judgment of
neeat length_ of time. One of
crerno Om, purely a peeper -
1 the best oils- thet are known,
irtuea of its own. Scientific
r medicine& may be flame& of
• certain fixed_ proportions of
odneing effects- 'which could
tf:sesof any one of them, or in
rsi Thus in the preparation
change takes place, forming
aid not by any possibility be
nembination or proportions
nts, or any other ingredients,
from any -tieing ever before
Lues the most astonishing re -
wider range of application
-er before discovered. It cone
other volatile lig-Edda, conga -
g by evaporation. Wherever
enefit of every drop; whereas
ions nearly all the alcohol is
you get only the small Teazle
7 -may contain.
. THOMAS, PICELP9, N. Y.
& LYMAN, Nevreastle, Ont.,
ornfznon,
_elected and Etectrizect
ev E. Hickson & Co. and R.
Primate iteme4y,
T'BRIODICAL MLS.
edieine is unfailing in the:
&dal' and dangerous diseases;
constitution is Subject. It
remoYee all °ban -notions,
7be relied on.
is peculiarlysnited. It will
en the monthly period with
'mit be taken by Females
monthae1Pregnaey,. as they
'iseaexiage,.bnt.at any other
One and Spinal Affeetionge
lirabs fatigue on slight ex -
the *heart, hysterics, and
[effect a cure when all other
and although a powerful
iron, caIoraen antimony, or
constitittion,
be pamphlet around each
be carefully preserved..
Sole Proprietor, $1.00 and
closed to Northop &LIOnnea,
/agents for the Dominion,
entainnag aver. 50 pills by
by E. Hickson & Ca., and
iatee
isomonsmonmesummommo
TWIE TABLE.
`e Seaford' station as
EST.
'Mixed. Mail.
M.
G EAST.
'Mud.
REMOVED.
%RTSON
and Undertaker,
ware-rooraa to
or.a) srAND,
et, Seaforthe
superior stock of Furni.
Y description.
ISE JT
Thomas Belinsm elARSE,
funerals on the shortest
country.
Sines,
_
SHROUDS f
,RTSON,
"e*D UNDERTATCER,
Ohl Stand,.
as now on leand a. good
ern of
.-C..71DS
!leaner than they cau be
ewhere. 205
COM, FORT.
, PERFECT SIGHT..
ere aaPEItFECT SIGHT
tee Sight
ruing
.)ECTACLES,,
*which is well known
NoRRrs &
kerience and experiment,
r machinery,been enabled
eiderature,
PECTACLES
,ere, anti 18,,St. many VESartf
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SEPT. 6,1872
GAMITIna.
Which is the best way to retain,
a young lady's affections? Not to
return'What. them.
_,vhave you • to remark,
madame, about my singing Noth-
- ing, sir ; its not remarkable.'
.-- A schoolmaster in Ohio adver-
tises that he will keep a Sunday
3G11001 * tWif'ae a week -t -on Tuesdays
andSa is'
rizris'i.aIs
_‘ Christopher Columbus
•
was a queer man, stud 11 negro ora
tor ; 'a notion crossed him one thy,
and then he crossed an ocean.'
g Is your hoSse- a warm one,
X landlord?' asked a. man in search of a
tenant. 'It ought to be; the paint-
er gave it tWO Qat a recently,' was
the reply.
—The following notice is postei
conspicuously in a newspaper office
out West Shut the door ; and as
- soon as you have done telking busi-
ness serve your mouth in the same
eway:
— A plumber hed an Irish lad in
his'erapleyr, and one day having oc-
casion for a piece of zinc, ordered
him to get one twelve inches square.
Yes, eir,'Isaid Pat, (twelveinches
square, but how long?'
• —An ol d laW per says thet the three
most troublesome clients he ever had
were a young woman who wanted
to be married, a martied woman
who wanted to be nnmarried, and an
old maid -who didn't keow what she
wanted.
_ A gentleman advertised for a
wife and received answers. from
• eighteen' hundred and ninety-seven
husbands, saying he could have
theirs. This is given- as an illustra-
tion of the value of advertising.
woman was itsked by the
preacher if her husband feared the
Lord. She replied) Fear him I
/Why, bless you, he is so 'feared of
Him, that he never goes out of the
,house on Sundays without taking
his gun along.
James,' said a gentletnan to
to his servant, I have always plac-
ed the utmost confidence in you;
now tell me, James, how is it that
my outchers'.. bills are 'so large' and
almost invariably .have suchbad
dinners?' Really, • sir, I don't.
knovr, for I'm sure we never have
anything nice in the kitchen that we
don't send some of it up in .the
parlor.' . t •
— An elderly gentleman, return-
ing home from church, began to ex-
tol the merits cf the sermon to bis
on , Said he 'Jack, I have heard
one of the most delightful serm0138
ever delivered before a Christian so-
ciety: It carried me to the gates of
Heaven.' Why didn't von dodge
in?' replied Jack, irreverently, 'von
-will never get another such a chance.:
.o
Argument Against Sunday
&allows.
An Arkansas preactier, ef the
Hardshell persuasion, announced
that on the following Sabbath he
;should 'preach agin Sunday
Schools:
When the day arrived he took
for his text : 'woe unto you, Scribes'
and Pharisees.'
'My breethering,' said he; 'thar
a'n't narry text in this yer Biole
that warent guv to us fora rule, and
a guide, and a consulation,,--ah.
.Now, my breethering, when we
want a hoss to stop when he is
gettin' too reachin' ,. we sing out to
that yer hos, woe -ah. So the Bible,,
seein' ther Scribes and Pharisee*
atrikin' out too reachin' a gait---iike
these yer Sunday &hod fellers, ---
says to them, ,
This finished the Sunday School
for that year.
46* op
Negro Chexaoteristies.
An article in one of the current
magazines, entitled 'Colored Photo-
grapbs,' pictures vividly- a number
of colored subjects : One of them,
an eld darkie grave -digger, uttered
a; bit of quaint wisdom. At the
aperoach of a party of travellers, the
old fellow threw down his spade and
went up to them. One of the
gentlemen said, 'Well, uncle, I sup-
pose you find grave -digging rather
hard work?' 'Ake massa,' the old fel-
low I melted2 as be turned on his
Z.',
heel with a shrug'anything is hard
,
work if .-ot.1 work hard at it. Noth-
ing is more singular than the con-
tempt for his own. race in the genu-
ine Southern 'darkie. A huge black
. waiter used to say scornfully of the
other servants, 'If you want a thing
doue wrbng, just send e. negga to do
it.' A regular corn -field darkie,
_not long since, in Mrs. Seemuller's
presence, deliberately lifted his foot
and kicked a sable brother who sat
upon a floar-barrel near him, re-
m ark g at the sam e time, with
infinite relish, 'I can always kick a
.mule or a nigga.' An' old black
man expressed to a wild young
'Virginian the half unconscious creed
of many a White sinner. 'Massa,
Riehard,' said this hoary evil -doer,
solemnly lifting up his hand to
emphasize the admonition, 'if there
is a hereafter, don't carry on—but,'
and here he suddenly broke into
enthusiasm and a broad grin, 'if
there ain't no hereafter, carry on
powerful r it is said that the young
meet followed the last clause of this
utS7
•
*advice faithful' 0 , ne nesr,e nil tee -
tlote is of an old colored preacher
who represented hell, in one 'of his
eermons, as a region of frightful ice
and snow where ftsezing was ehe
favorite penis:411).mA. His theater
Was 011ii01.13 to know why Otesar's
theory of the infernal regions wits
so different ftom that usually adopt-
ed. Next Utile they chanced to
meet he asked he questiou. 'Law,
massa,', was the answer,. 'I don't
dare to tell them people nothing
else ! Why, if 1 wss to say that 'hell
was !warm, some of them old -rheu-
matile niggas wOuld be wanting to
start i down there the very first
frost!'
•patotte
Sen.tenoed to Matrimony'.
An English magistrate sentenced
a couple to Matrimony under cir-
cumstances -which seem legally just,
although legally curious. A young
man and a youag woman Were con-
testing possessfon of a piece of
property, the, one claiming under -an
old lease, the Other under an Old
will. It just 'strikes ma,' said . the
Justice, 'that there is a pleasant and
easy way to terminate the old law-
suit. The plaintiff appears to be a
respectable young man, and this
a very nice yo4ig woman. (Laugh-
ter.) - They can both get married
and live happily on•the farm.. If
they go on with law proceedinga it
will be all frittered away between
the lawyers, whose: am sure, are not
ungallant enough to wish the mar-
riage not to come oft.' The lady
blushed, and the young man stam-
mered—they 'liked each other a
little bit,' so-- a!verclicb was entered
for the plaintiff on condition of his
promise to marry the defendant
within two months, a stay of execu-
tion being put
marriage cerem
plet d.
to the verdict till the
ony should be com-
H
Pr URON EXt.OSITO,R.
sie
L
41. • OW
Ligiitning Authorship.
It was at Monte Cristo that
Dumas wrete the majority of his
later novels, and one of his best was
Composed under rather curious
circumstances, worthy .of narration.
He was asked or e day at dinner
how much time he would require to
write a novel of two volutuet, say
four hundred jpaeept Seventy-two'
hours, answered &matt A wager
was immediate y proposed and ac-
cepted,. viz, that at - the end of
meaty -two hours- he -could not
complete a rove'. Dumas called
for pen -and paper, four hundred
pages were numbered out for him,
and he beetles at the dinner table.
With the exception of a few houts
repose, Re wrote incessautly, and
before the time had expired, one of
his mot interes:ing novels, 'Le
Chevalier de Maiton Rouge,' had
received its finishing touch. _
WHO WANTS A
WAGON, or a
WiLLIA
HAS on hand andSfEo
ebaglentud doubl
.and manufactured of
LUMB.E
'Which., for excellence
cannot be surpaseed
Province.
A few DEMOCRA
more making.
WILLIAM GRA.SS
establishment in the
RAC
And General .Ton
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GOOD
ce
ORTH
gale a n
GGI
he very
f
any m
SUBSTANTIAL
ISE BUGGY?
ASSIE;
mbar of handsome
.Pfn all well Aniehed
st naaterial. Also,
GONS,
et ;Aso in running
ufacturer in tho
WAGO TS on -hand, and
Rens a cheon as any other
ounty.
SMITI INC
ork atten ed to promptln.
AIN EYVI LE
PLANING MILL,
SASH, DOOR AND BU D FACTORY
The 'subscriber ' aving born t` out the above
Mill, nine the go - ell of th late firm, is now
aprepared to fill all orders in his lino of businesa.
Sash, Doors and louldings
ON HAND ND
MADE TO RDER
tine.
CUSTOM:. PL NING.
to.
HAND AND
On the shortest n
Strictln attend
HOUSE BLOCKING ALWAY
Promptly sapp ed.
JA/kES BENNE' TT.
Ainleyville, May 18, 1872. 232-47 -
SEAFORTH PLANING MILL,
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
THEsubscriber begs leave to thank his numerous
customers for the liberal patronage extended to
hiin sinee commencin5. buaineas in Seaforeh, and
trusts that he may be layered with a continuance;
of the same. •
Parties intending to build wonld do well to give
him a call, as he will eontinne to keep on hand a
large stock of all kin& of -
DRY PINE LU BER,
ti4 an E '
DOORS, BLIDS, MOULDT-NGS,
SHINGLES', LA.T El, ETC.
He fee& confident of airing satiefaction to these
-who may favour him with their pntronage, as none
but lirst-clafes workmen are ernplsiered.
Particular atten don paid tq Custom Planing.
201 • JOHN H. B iOADFOOT.
Freshest Gleanings.
A boy iin Rockford, 111., hung
himself lat ly to 'avoid a whipping.
He succeeded.
— Chick go bouts of heving a re-
volver drawn in tbe street cars twice,
within a Week.
—An .0)hio boy has wahced al-
ready 13,000 miles to see his girl,
and_ ain't h lf through yet. -- '
—The atives of Palatka, Fla.,
have four's: a narcotic fungus -which
they' use instead of tobacco. '
_— Three persons in tf, funeral pro
cession at Cairo, Ill., a few days age,
were prostrated by sun stroke.
-- A eigro woman living near
ttrattleboro,' N. C., has had seven
pails of itwins, and is not over 35
years of age.* '•
— Thornton A' exander, a Solored
cententtriate.the father of forty chil-
dren, diecl a few days ago at Edge -
field, Tenn.
— A. giri in Casco, Mich., thought
it fine spot to frighten her mother
with a ghn, and now she -has no
mother toit' righten.
— Chict go has a dog which unties
horses hit(fhed to posts, then jumps
ggy and barks until the
,-.
auk ot. excellent meer-
has been discovered in
Califeruia, and. workmen
mported from Europe to
re it into pipes.
comet killed one ' man in
He .go: up to look for it
into the b
thing star
—A.-
Omni:1i cla
Southern
are to be i
man ufacti
— The
flaws. -
and fell down stairs.
— A clog in Terre Haute swal-
lowed a valuable ring. It was found
on A post mortem examination.
---; There has been but One mar-
riage in Parksville, a town in Boyle
County, Ky., for :seventeen years I
past. - -
—The Illinois Central Railroad
run :t a-epecial fruit, train with from
fifteen ..- .t • twenty-five cars on
the -
1
Chicago ranch atone,
— A t,entlenitn at Cairo, Ga.,
has a peealier bit d, a miss between
a guinea fowl and a turkey, with a
voice like a menkey.
— Eve'y individual found in the
streets of the cites -- and towns of
Russitt in a state of intoxication, is
compellc to -work at sweeping the
streets during the whole of the next
day. Th rigor and impartiality as
to iaation, sex or condition, -with
which th s rule is carried out, ts
worthy of imitat en by many more
civilized ations. ,
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A NTI-COMBIN kTION.
SEAFORTH NOVELTY Wang.
JOHN I, MARTIN
mrISITESta return thanks t
friends for their generous
euming charge ot the above W'
quest the attention
thing in his line to t
which he is prepared
that cannot be snrpa
etoese PneK
FAInef GATne,
WAGON RC
3
all wh
e follown
a firenia
sod in th
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7 WHEEL/URI OWS ... .
LIND aoLT, 11113 . .$15
his easterners and
patronage aim* 'w-
rits, and begs to re -
may reqnire any -
g list of prices, at
work of a quality
trade:
$ 500
• •• 850
700
• 475
*d upwards.
SUltFACn1 DBES
01,40011ING mint beve
SCROLL SAW1N
ERAIR
1 ant prepared in
work of relaying an
fact, cede, other mac
Boxes babbited.
Cte Per If 00. $ 2
eel BOA DING per 10004
done b the pieea or set
Cr MAC IffES.
11 tinaort to 'repair the wood -
mowing machines, and, in
ns tha can be mentioued.
TO WAGON I
The undersigned worn& algo
on and, Carriage Maker e that
on hand, all kind's of Bent St
work.
••••••:.7•••
Csrpentere, Builders, Intrm
generally in need of any of
would do well to layer mad vri
have fa
eannot
OHN
ks,
in my new premisoe,
branch of work whin
Seaforth .7cove1ty Wo
Go?lernik Street.
AKER8.
bog be inform Wag-
e keepe eonetantly
suitable for their
re, wad the pablie
the abnye articlen
their patronage, as
nine's for doing this
A ini'rpatistelr
• MART EN.
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VIOLET
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n.ese-
INK.
J. S4 AT
EXCHAN 3rE
ER,
BROKER,
And ( caler i Pure
LS A D DYE STUFFS,
F UMERY,
ram TAM -JOE -ES
ing im chines. Money
onus.
J. SEATTER,
Seafortb, Nov 3,187 . 59-tf.
BRUCSCHEMIC
PEIFANCYAND
Agent for Se
to lend on easy
•
SHOP FO
FOR SALE, two ships and
age on Mein Sfreet, So
michaens Hotel. Apply to
19541.
SALE.
orty-four feet front -
forth, opposite nar-
J. 'SEATTER.
The Wonder of the W
for AIL
• PROF. HE
WO1tLD-1113NO
VERMIN DE1TROYER
14 -•,-Good. News
a. •
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NSD
Which is known to so far en
diseoYered for kWh) Rats, a
try, Ants, Bugs, Go Black Beetles, Fleas
on Dogs, Blight, and Insec ts n* Plants Moths in
Furs, Tick or Scab o Sheep dr Goats, also on Cat-
tle, etc.
SOLD IN PAG1MS,
At 25 cents per pee et ; or, siix packets for $1. 25.
and will loop in a
anywhere without Inc, as it
Cats and Dogs, an t ey will n
Direetione for use On ench
Manufactory—Z:tr vel Lan
of London, Englan
The aboye discov ry has
Herman a silver pri n medal
Eshibition nf Viet ria, Ans
numerous testimo alu.
Agent for Seefort , -
W. R BEIVISCN & CO.
AinleyVille—N. • . erne STONE.
Walton—T. ,SM1 H. S40-12
erior to anything yet
ice,Insects on Poul-
The Powder is wa ranted flea from all bad smell
y clime t . It may be spread
s quite haamless to
t eat it.
:token
, Houndsditch, City
ained for Professor
at the Intercolonial
alia, of 1806, besides
•
lionized Coll in
THIS Prepalatio is a sOln
-1- in perfectly e i re Ceti
nged in all CaS0S here the
and will be fonnd greatly s
preparation is hig a benefici
gumption, Sordid( as Comp
Diseases, and for al chronic
defective digestion, assimila
is also highly usefel in Chr
Gout. Price $1.
Compound Sys asp or
9-3Bas is an agaves le Prepa
-11- Hypophosphite of Li.
Iron, with free I yfeopho
Syrup is a certain remeny
from any cause, No worn In.
Coinplanits. It is so highl
the bones (espeeie ly in in
Consumption. Pri:e; $1.
The aboee Prenta ations ar
reputation, and containing
may be prescribedby phys
tion. Prepared b J
For sale by—R. I unieden.t
Ainleyvilne; G. A. owell, W
generally.
ver 021.
ion of Iodide of Iran
ivem
r Oil. It may be
simple Oil is oreere 1,
peeler to it. This
el in Pulmonary Con -
flints, Chronic Skin
lisorders arising from
ion or nutrition. It
mic Rheumatism and
Tyr onhoenehites.
ntion, containing the
e Soda, Potash and
liorous Acid. This
or General. Debility,
eases and Scrofulous
;. useful in diseases of
ants) and Incipient
of standard medical
o secret ingredients,'
clans without heenti-
HN WILLIAMS.
London, Ontario.
Seaforth; J.R. Grant,
(meter, and Ding2g8iir s
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CODERICH FOUNDRY.
rry• undersigned, having sold the Huron Foundry property and Stock t� the " Goderich Fomidrn
and Inenunicturing Company,' bogs to thank the publics for their liberal support during the past
nineteen years, and trustr tb.at they will oontintie to send their orders to the new Company.
Goderic , 10th June, 1E72. .1 R. RUNCIMAN.
Referring teethe above notice,
The Goderich Foundry & Manufacturing Co.
to inform the publie tbet they are prepared to contraot for
AND BOILERS, FLOUR, GRIST, AND SAW MILLS,
SAWING MACHINES, &e.
On haicI—IRONj A/ND WOODEN PLOWS, with steel boards ;
ANG PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, STRAW-CUTTERSk &e.
S1TGA AND 1OTASH KETTLES, GRATE BARS,
WAGGON BOXES, &c.
COOKING, PA.RLOR AND BOX STOVES, of various kinds.
SALT PANS MADE TO ORDER.
1LSO,
IRON AND BI4SS CASTINGS, AND BLACKSMITH WORK.
BOILERS A D SALT PANS REPAIRED ON SHORT NOTICE.
TWENTY TO nue I -HORSE POVitil TUBULAR BOILERS generally on hand for Sele.
All orders ad eased to the Company or Seeretary willereceiye prompt attention. awl a
ROBERT RUNC MAN, HORAiCE HORTON,
Gen ral Manager. President.
GEORGE NIEB1jRGALL, ARCHIBALD HODGE,
Secretary and Treaeurer.
243
Beg
STEAM ENGINES
Manager Agricultural Department.
Goderieb, Ontario, Trine 10, 1872.
THOMSON & WILLIAM'S' -
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
AND ENGINE WORKS.
oiNTrr
JOHNSTONiS SELF -RAKING SINGLE REAPER.
IVE recommend the above celebrated nelf-raking Reaper and the CAYUGA CHIEF, nit., MOWER, as
Y the best harvesting machines now manufactured. .We guarantee these tWo single macbines,
costing lent $200, to outwear any two eoranined macidnes, costing $300, and with less then one quarter
the cost in repairs. We also guarantee each machine to do its work better, faster, and with much
nghter dranght, than any combined machine. These two machines have not only a perfect lifting 'ap-
paratus for the table e.nd bar, but have also the only perfect tilting table wed bar. We offer any trial
the purchaser may desire of either or botk these enaohines. We also build the.
olaia 9omin33:1\1^113 MALCITI1•6TM,
WITH TOHNSTON'S SELF-112CF; I
Which wo guar:Intel:equal to the best corabined maelaines made in Canada, and wo offer a trial to in-
tending purchasers. We also build
TWO-H-OReiE WOOD -SAWING MACHINES
.And all. kinds of
ARICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, AND- MACHINERY
FOR MILLS AND !VICTORIES.
STEAM ENGINES A SPECIALITY.
THOA.ISON & WILLIAMS,
Mitchell, Ontario.
Address
235
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THE, VERDICTOFTHE PEOPLE
now...vinterrr...F.Tamae
DECLARES THAT THE
GAR NER, SEWING MACHINE
Is superior to ay
now in the Market.
Having been examined and tried by the most skill's:11 mechfnenn and best judges the country can produce,
and by them awarded Prizes et all the principal Exhibitions held_ throughout the Dominion during the
present year, and although all the leading Machines were arrayed against it, the GARDNEIV.PATENT
has been declared
VICTORIOUS OVER A-14.14 COMPETITOR,
upon eYery test, and now stands foremost in the rank of ewers.
SEA TRIM LIST 010 PRIZIgS VOA 1S71;
First Prize at Toronto. First Prize at London—tke great Western Fair. First Prize at Guelph—the
great Central Fair. Firet Prize at St. Catherines, Comity of Lincoln. First Prize at Chatham, Comity of
Kenne First Prize at Waterloo, County of Waterloo.. Firlit Prize at Orangerill'e, County of Simcoe.
First Prize in Mono, County of Peel.. First Prize in Calenozi County of Simcoe. First Prize at Wel-
landpent, Counfiy of Welland. First Prize at Ottereille, County of Oxford. Second Prize at Provincial
Fair ggton, Diploma ab Hamilton, and earionn County fikOW
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21.14 beautiful specimen of mechanical ability is a purely Cananian inyention, surpassing in simplicity,
durability, and usefulness any other Sewing7nacikine now in thentarket whether of Canadian, Americana
or English manufacture.
It will hem, cord, braid, tuck, gather, quilt, fell. ank do all and erery kind of Family 13ew1ng and light
Manufacturing Work, neine all kinds of threed. It hex a most complete SET OF ATTACHMENTS.
BUY NO OTHER. If the price is a little higher that some others, it is the cheeped in the end.
Semi fon Circulars and namples.
GARDNER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, HAMILTON, ONT.
P. S.—Intending purehasers should not bo mieled by unscrupulous agents of other Companies, who
keep Machines they do not eon, in a damaged state, to make capital for theniselree.
Gall and examine the Gardner before purchasing any other, at Wrentem GRA.SSIB'S Warerooms,
Goderich-strect, Seaforth. Agents wanted..
•
PETER GRASSIE,
179-52Seaforth.
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GET THE BEST.
THE BLANCHARD CiiURN,
mAsupicITuRBD By
PORTER, BLANCHARD & SONS,
Concord, N w Hampshire.
This Churn is decide ly the best and cheapest
that has over been offe ed to the Canadian public.
charng rapidly, work: easily, and makes the best
•
butter It is also sine le and durable.
•
FA MERS
TRY ONE, NO SUIT NO SALE.
If it does not work satisfactorily it can be re-
turned.
These Churng can be soen at any time at John-
son Brothers' Hardware Store, neafortli.'
0. C. WILSON,
' 230 _ Agnenitural Implement Agent.
TE SEAFORTH •
LUMBER YATBD.
M A_BEE &It1 ACTON LLD
-pqno to inform the public that they have opened
en' a Lumber 'Yard in Seaforth. near Shearsoing
Mille on the ground formerly used as a Lumber
Yard, by Mr. Thomas Lee.
They will keep constantly on handa good assort-
ment of ALT. KINDS OF LUMBER, dressed and
imdreseed. Also, LA.TII AND SHINGLES, all o
which they aro prepared to sell at the lovlest possi-
ble linens; for Origin
Bunnell; and others nill find it to their advant-
age to inspect our stock, and aecertain our prices
before parcluisingelseWhere, as we are in a position
to offer good induements to cash purchasers.
BE & 3/A.CDONALD.
160
THE BEST
SEWING MACHINES
Made can be had at
WM. N. WATSON'S
SEWING MACIIINE DEPOT,
SEAFORTH.
"2'11E cEstux.e, 110 WE"
Sewing Machines, in all styles and sizes, and
osBoRiv"
Macbine in all etyles.
The subscriber has reeeived a splendid supply of
both these Machine, which are pronounced by ex-
perieneed hands to be superior to any others made.
For strength, simplicity and perfection of con-
struction; for range of work, from light gauze to
beaver and leatber; for beauty and exactness of
stitch, owing to the tension being perfect and al-
es -flys equal on both upper and lower threads, and
for durability these machines are unrivalled.
Everymaentnaeranted and instructions given
gratis. Machines sent Mit on trial, or rented • by
the month to responsible parties.
nen N. WATSON, Sesiorth.
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-FLOUR".
11ATING purchased d thoroughly refitted the
-Li-an
mills formerly owned by the Messrs. SC011111,,
1 aza now prepared to iurnish
FAMILY FLOUR;
Second to NONE IN SEAFORTII,
And that will
Compare favorably with any in the Do-
minion,
If you want A 1 011.401911, go to the followbag
Dealers and ask for IdARSHATeren.--Bentember
MARSif Kuril; FLOUR:
W. SCOTT 11,0)3ERTSON,,
-J. WHITESIDE,
SIMON POWELL, -
Or at W. MARMALL'S Mills. •
ontsre lea Witle W. S. ItOBERTSON will be
promptly attended to.
Parties Vito wish to'
. Exchange Wheat for Flour,
Are certain toreeeive proper quantity, and an arti-
cle that will defy competition. •
7 W. MARSHALL.
186-tf
FARMERS
SELL I YOUR EGGS
TO
WM. TIIONISON,
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OF TM
ECNIONDrLL; CROCERY
(Logdn's Old Stand,)
Who 'will pay the HIGHEST PRICE in CASH,
for any quantity of
GOOD FRESH EGGS,
Delinered at his store.
Groceries &Provisions
FOR SALE CHEAP.
FLOUR AND FEED,
of every,
Aept constantly on nand, in-
earson & Co.'s No.1.
Come One, Come Ali, with ,yorer Eggs and get
the Cash.
WM. THOMSON,
Egmonanne Gr000ry.
BOARDING.'
HCOLLADAY has leased the large and isora-
n modions house, on the Salt Works Ground
enjoining the Railway Station, and has fittea it op
as a boarding-house. Good table and comfortable
rooms. Person' wishing a pleasant boarding-
house shoend apply, as there are at present a few
vacancies. Transient boarders accommodated at
less tbsu hotel rites. -228