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WM. AUL'
i.: S.tu.Zr"T, SZAFORTIT,:
HAND * superior stock of FAMILY
RIES, : embracing Teas of the beet
era, Rtssiz, etc. Als9o1.
Crockery and.
ask every other article visually kept is,
=roeery Store.
Pit 41W141t07.1.4.
r Oat and Corn=meal, Potatoes, Pork;
is, also, over,e, description. of
Peas, Bran and Shorts, all of whisk
xold cheaper than the cheapest.
' PRZOIWC
t market mice Raid for all kinds; or
e -
the place, Fain street,. East side,
n;oryielioot and Shoe Store,Seaforth.
-M.. ALTs
atWood nod Nutritive 7tentiC-
at phosphorus nothought, say the
L they might add, no nation, sines
Mkt its coanponnds are known to be
wer of thenervous and muscular sya-
.r<etitste more than half the meter-
= body, being found in every tis-
presence is absolutely essential to:
hey
promote the conversion of the
si food into- =_.brine, which is the, vit
of pure, healthy blood. They aro
mio universal use in ru:rope ani
treatment of scrofuloc:e, conssump-
zeal diresserr-which are caused by
poisoned bleed and in diseases
:tering ngfrom irzFmilf.riticg, eb
sirs
c-
net re d:ie*grew€, in pale, puny chits
condition" of nerroas end physical
suiting from bad habits, excessive
to and tobacco, and all that train
ass. fast life. The great reliability
se in its effects in immediately and
storing the- devitalized constitution
Y
�'���t .I,�It' ;i COMPOUND
-LYES AND C LISAsA a , este
aphysicismsa and public. Sold at Vs
XTRACTLD WITHOUT
PAIN.
9
IGHIT. L. D. S, Surgeon Dentist,
etas :without pais by the use of the
.es. Office—Over the Fountain of
owtEer s store, on the Market Squ-
Seaforth, at Kno s Rotel, the first
sds ' of each month; in Clinton,
zekl foto--1, on the following Thurs-
s. The reisuainder of the time at
cc.
ing new teeth are requested to can.
d OInten, on the f rrst days of at:
atientf have had teeth extracted b
Gas. at. Dr. Colton's officers Neff
sea
Mi eUREG OR,
era Rarpurhey, Seaforth,.
ived a large Stock of the msaterials-
In shies:s, anct i . asci, fully prep.
s,st the shortest notice: cid in the -
11 osiers he stens be favoured with.
=..GcRS & B7A'`ll, BOOS
OF v r rams,
acrd nie le to order, on the shortest
:t prices which defy competition.
r h Boxes d; Fancy Cases-
made
asesmade tcx order.
ND NEW BOOKS
and repaired at city pricea.
-tag at a distance by leasing their
sorer Book Store G. oderich, or, at
• ("Mee. Seeforth, cit- sat J'. It• Grant's
Ming style, tarty rely upon then?
•ations.s9.abir,:ssed to the undersigns
°rapt
ndcrsi -
ompt r;ttention. -.
DANIEL Mc(YR1 GOB,
Seaforth, (ilrarpurhey
News and Notes.
t cow eats no.. more than
cafe. --Minnesota come-
with four sisters who have
Ina a 200 -acre fun all alone for the
fit five # years, during which. time
they added $1,500. to their imoneY
hank. -----;--Carrots are recom
wended as feed fur fiirm-horses, as
tbey save oats and give a fine gloss
l the _skin, beside promoting a.
Maithful -condition of the. system.
Fiom 14 to 21 pounds is a _liberal
allowance, anything over that being
alt to affect the kidneys and induce
excessive stalling. ---.Water in
which potatoes have been boiled is
aid to possess a poison fatal to lice,
ea cantle. Wasn freely with sponge
or . Woolen cloth, choosing a sunny
day or a warm stable for the opera-
tion, and as their hides dry rub
down with a curry -conal.--- -By*
feeding chopped straw, oats and rape
fid, thoroughly cooked by steam,.
end raw Swedish turnips, 'one of the •
largest dairies in England increased
the yield of milk from 552 to 680
gallons per each cow per annr1m.
--An Arabian stallion was ' re-
cautiv imported direct from. Egypt,
y: "aniel , 4 enifer of Maryland,
Re is described by the Turf, Field
and Farah as '115 hands high, with
a full, lusrrons, iuteiligennt eye, •a
coat like white satin, mane - long,
thin and silky, hoofs small and well
shaped, and legs as clean and ner-
yous as those of a stag : in a word,
he -fills the . ideal of a steed of the
desert. An hour after landing from
his tedious voyage of 6,000 miles,
he was as active as a kitten and as I skillful application of lab,
affectionate and gentle as a spaniel the overflow, and .goods c
--A farmer in Massachusetts, re..was given. The son 'mat
cently took his usual marketing trip five years the farm was' pa
t0 the village, and after he had made fairly stocked. After a y:
his purchases, the salesman attempt a bettei farm of 140 acres
ed to:, shove the bundle under ;the chased at $95 per acre, th
wagon seat, but 'met with such fierce
and determined opposition that. he
withdrew his hand in great haste.
The cause was found to be an old-
hen
ldhen that was sitting there- upon a.
nest
-
nest of eggs, and which, with the
pertinacity of fowls at the period of
incubation, had stuck to ,.her nest
--throughout the two miles' ride from
the farmer's wagon -shed, and now
put in a " bill" to stay the proceed -
T
master 84t11, ' e don't nu
a scythe down :`here,' and
a hoe to chop down t
stalks with which • they s
horses there for -hay,
morning the farmer =cane
to come and plant co
looked for a hoe, but his
We don't plant corn with
hare,' and gave hima crc
which.to punch holes �in t
wherein to drop corn -; an
the country in disgust at t
of farm work.' .
One Vase' Where Farm
An Enlishman who ca
erica in 1855 has gone ba
old home,' and hid story i
worthy of being told in t
Agricultural Gazette. The
ing especially remarkable
it is simply one of the m
where- a -: competency hs
steady work on a farm.
hay with
ave him
e ' woody,
indle the
he third
his 'man
n. John
ster said,
a hoe out
bar with
e ground
John left
at kind
ng Paid.
e to A rn-
k to his
though t -
e London
e is noth-
bout it--
ny cases
fol lo wed
riefly, it
is this : Charles Butcher. unable: to
read or write,` accompani.d by a
grown-up son, arrived in ' ew York
in May, 1855;' The &the and son
found work, �on a farm ' Monroe
County, N. Y., at $16 p sr month.
-each. They were so poor =hat when
harvest came they had n n t money
enough to pay for the mit ens need
ed as a protection against t e thistles.
They workedon, accumulating be-
tween $500• and $600 in" t ree years.
They then bought a farm o ` 64 acres,
for $50 an acre, paying $500 in
cash. The farm was in b - d condi-
tion, subject to overflows and the
ravages of - the wits wo m. - The
stopped
peed
itivation
'ed. In
d for and
ar or two
was pun
old one
'ieing sold fol $85 per ac .e. This
is paid for, and the whole
is valued - at something o
-000. The father, at the a.
has sold his interest to th
$10,000, payable in 12. ye
7 per cent. interest', and;
self entitled to the rest and
of a visit to his native co
old friends.
ae•o -
The Success- of Missions.,
Everything connected with your.
missions is a blunder,' says the.
Brahmin to - this ,young and inex-
perienced missionary. Yet, as the
results of missionary enterprise, ten
thousand native preachers, in more
than a hundred =different languages,
unite with the Missionaries of many
lands in repeating thestory of the
Cross :- and three hundred thousand
disciples in Christian *communities
numbering more than a million,
gutheeed from almost every tribe. of
the children of then, bear witness to
its saving power, . and the blessed
hopes it inspires.., And ,then . the
Bible and a Christian literature. in'
most, if not in all of these many
tongues ; the undermining -of heath-
enism
ndermining-of"heath-
enism ; the despair of the popular.
faiths ; the conviction that the truth-.
is with jus abd, all the -vastp repara-
tion for the final •-conques 1 .• -Give
us fifty years more of the me sort
of blundering,' and we "ill hope
to have the.'Gospel in eve y house-
hold, and opportunities for hristian
instruction within the rear' of every
Child of the human ratp t._.. xeh e.
Most Prot in Prompt Market
ing.
No producer should be a specula-
tor
-; nor should a farmer, as a rule,
hold his crops, with the idea that he
may thereby influence the market.
Markets t th,.s- influenced.
�I. rge s are not
The effects of all - contingencies lare
discounted at the commercial sen-
tres ,• that is, they affect prices long
before the produce is handled. Thus
the conditions of crops are far better
known to those whose business it is
to market them and bring them to
the consumer than to those who
raise them. The former class have,
in their course: of business, the means
of; accurately ascertaining' the ap-
proximate yield of alt the staple
crops by which their trade is affected,
and they use , those means in the
most effective manner. It is their
business, and they succeed or fail in
proportion as they manage well; or
P
ill Farmers cannot .cothpete with
then in this, andg yenerall suffer
when they attempt it.. As a rule it
is true that the sooner crops are mar-
keted the wetter. fur the producer.
An example, may be seen in .the
)watts ofwool the present ent
season.
son.
Those farmers who sold their fleeces
as soon as they were shorn -did well,
while those who held on for higher
rates, and those who still hold on,
have lostor will probably lose. So
with the pork market, The . first
hogs ready for the butcher, more es-
pecially those fitted for the retail
l trader as fresh pork, rarely fail in -
bringing better prices than those
coming -in with the crowd a month
or two later. But it iso' in gain
that the farmer loses most by delay..
From the moment his crop is har-
vested it isthe prey of enemies.
Rats and mice consume it, and the
weevil silently and secretly eats out
its heart. How much he suffers by
these industrious enemies one cannot _
estimate. Every farmer- knows how
it is himself, to his sorrow, and' yet
year by year, he waits, and waits,
for the higher prices, which rarely
come, and when they do come they
fail to- co'vel his losses. To thresh:
early,and realize the" highest price
he may, is nearly always, if not al-
ways, his best course an& the most
profitable. It is his privelege to
speculate, but if he loses- let him not
lay the blame to his own proper
business,
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How TREY FARC IN ARIZONA..----
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n1Z0NA..-1Do you know how they carry_ on
aeric ]ltttre down .there ?' asked the
Judge. 'There was a fellow who
hired himself out as is farm hand. in
Arizona, aud the first day his master
told him to cut some wood. So he
asked for an axe, but the firmer
said, no we don't cut wood with an
axe here -' gave ave hin a sledge
- hammer to knock and break off the
reesquit which they burn down
there.. The next day John was
ordered to cut some hay, and vas
looking about for a scythe when his
property
er $15,-
e of 58,
15,-eof58,
son for
s, with
els him-
pleasures
ntry and;
AIi'LEYVIL E
LAND�
AGE C
Y
THE Subscriber having establiehe
for the Salo of rano and Village
he will advertise (weekly) and sell on
TERMS of Commission or any pa
cerning 1t be m
lots advertised sill ed will
application, aif by letter prepaid,
stamp, addressed '
C. R. COO
FOR SALE
S. i of S. of Lot 24J, Con. 5, Morris
miles from. Ainleyville.
Village Lots64. and 65 Ainleyville, (M
Village -lots Nos.44 and 89 Ainle
large frame cottage and frame et
Lot 22, Con. 4, N. , , Morris; 100 acre
log: house; 2 miles off gravelroa
Lot 29 Con 7 N 1 Morris' 160 acre
good log house and frame barn.
Lots 2 and 8, West side of Howiok-
titer, containing 1 acres' of
frame houses ; 'stables, &o.
Villager Lots 49 and 50; Ainle
frame house and stable, -and log . t
working order..
Village Lots. 60 and 61, Ainleyville
Morris,
Village Lots, 212, 213, 221, Ainleyvill
Store, Storehouse and Stable, l acres of Land with
orchard, etc., in village of Cranbr• ok.
C. R. CO PER,
224 Single P 0. '
an Agency
Lots, which
Commission.
ioulars son -
known on.
d enclosing'
ER,
ingle P. O.
50 acres; 2
rrla.j
e, -(Morris ;)
ble.
, 50 cleared;
, 00 cleared;.
treet, Wrox-
a
• two
new
e, with good
ery in good
township of
,.(Grey.,)
FARM AND PHOTOGRAPH R
BALE.
VOR OR Sale, Lot No. 29, Con. 7, towns
containing 100 acres, 70 of whit
and in a. state of good cnitiva
tion.
well fenced. There are on the. Pre
frame barn and hewed Ing -hoose, al
'
and a young bearing orchard. this
one mile of Ainleyville, a thriving
station of the Wellington, Grey and
will be opened this fall, also the bre
from the Northern Gravel Road.
a frame dwelling house, with , the up
up as a Photograph Gallery. There
and stable on the promises, also a
This property is situated near the h
of the village of Wroxeter, through
ronto, Grey and Bruce Railway
'thin one year. The whole will be
rms. For particulars apply to
. O. B. C
286-13 Land and General !igen.
OMB FOR
p of Morris,
are cleared
he whole is
ses a good
o, two wells
is within
e, where a
ruce Railway
dth of a lot
so, for sale,
er part fitted
a good well
ood garden.
sines centre
hits. the To-
be running
sold on easy
OPER,.
, Dingle P. O.
LIIN E LIMAS. , LIMER
THE Subscribers, having leased t = Lime Quar-
ry to Mr. A. i qm Silver Creek
ry , new Kiln, an
f turning out
furnish any
Seaforth, and havingsbuilt& sill ble
the most approved principle, capable
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200 bushels per day, are prepared
quantity of
The Best Qua1tly bJLai
At FIFTEEN CENTS a bushel.
No air-slakediXiip`dtr sou
SLATER
230*13 - Rama Bo
- BRO.,
d, Seaforth. '
°n �9
E E
&SW] TZER.
DRY GOO
PARTIES *BITING
NC OFF,
IY1N -UP BUSINESS
D
ANDGRbOERIES.
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GE INE BARGAINS WO
CA AND EXAMINE.
{ W GU
LD -Do WILL TO
IVIS BE SOLD.
(BOUGHT MUCH BELOW PRESENT•PRICES.)
,
FOR LEASE OF ST i RE OR PURCHASE OF STOCK,
PPLY TO
•
E & SW1UZEI,
MA1N-STREET, SEAFORTH.
GREAT ATTR
CHEAP F
CTI 0 NS IN FRESH GROCERIES
O
HOS. LEE'S
R & FEE STORE.
Don' forget t at THOS. LEE'S Is the place fpr
THE BEST EAS AT THE LOWEST PRICE. •
Don't forget to try THOS LEEK 1 cent Tea There is nothing to equal it at the price.
RUIT .f all kinds, fresh and cheap.
Don' forgett • t THOS. T.1 T1 keeps Shearson's
XXX FLOUR, OAT
E t, CORNMEAL, CRACKED WHEAT,
RAINS and Feed of e� kind.
GRAHAM OUR, C ARSE GRAINS, ,cry
HAL
CHOICEST EACON
TWO AND A HAL TONS OF THE , ,
ONE 1 OZE BARRELS MESS PORK,
With a full : ock of :verfthing in the general provision lice
S.—Lots of N . . 1 S i INGLES and CEDAR
onstanti
on hand at the lowest prices.
POSTS
STRO G & FA1RLEY'S
THATS TH
PO
P ACE --REM MBES IT.
FRESH'—ARRIVING t AILY,
-E -
CERI S,
FOR SALE, WHOLES ATM AND RETAIL.
TEAS,
FOB 5+ CENT. AND UPWARD, WARRANTED. -
Pounds Go Sugar for One D llar. e d
en
FLOUR, GRAIN and all kind: of PRO SIGNS and FEED delivered in town free of
SAT- r
Yet remaining a few hundred pounds • f that delicion sl Side Meat and Smoked Rams.
aninimg
fore it is.allgone.
,Cali early se-
a -a '
STRONG & FAIRLEY,
- MAIN -STREET, SEAFORTH,
'ST RECEIVED.. Bic
BERT 80
O :E 'I M
A .3 Splendid Assortment of Plated Wares
DIRECT FROM BHEFFIEI,aD.
LARD, ELEPHANT, STOCK'S AND OTHER
MACHINE OILS.
BUILDERS: HARDWARE,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, which we can sell at less than PRESENT 'WB0LESAT.F; .PRICES
ELEPHANT AND JAMES' BRANDS WHITE LEAD.
RA1N. AND PALE BOILED OIL,
GLASS, UTTY, &a.
THE : LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
CARRIAGE-MAK.ERSi AND BLACKSMITHS' • HARDWARE
In the County..
Bast .AMERICAN . WATERLIME and CALCINED PIASTER, Fresh and Dry,
And warranted good. " �•
WM. ROBERTSON & OOO'S.
SPECIAL INDUCIENIENTS THIS WEEK
A T=—
T. KIDD'S E_IIPORTti �I.
IN
CHILDREN'S MARSELLA ROBES, INFANTS' SEWED ROBES,
WHITE TOILET QUILTS, WRITE TOILET COVERS,,
LADIES' WHITE AND COLORED SKIRTS,
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JITS'T EGEIV I _ .
Another Lot of Choice Striped Ottoman Shawls.
A LARGE STOCii. OF
LADIES' COLORED KID GLOVES,
PROM - 50 CENTS
STRICTtt- ONE PRICE.
THOS. KIDD,��b
SEAFO.B�TR4
iYIQ R. COUNTER,
'Siratchmaker and deWeler, Seaforth,
Has just received a large stook of
FAINTS_
On hand, also, an Extensive Assortment of PIPES,
Briar Root Pipes—the latest styles and patterns; Meerschaum Pipes, &o.
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LATELY RECEIVED,
...A LARGE STOCK .• OF RUSSEL WATCHES,
Made expressly to order. Repairing, in all its branches, as nsnai.
The Victoria Chemical Company,
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers of the Cele-
brated Victozia Carbolic Preparations. Laboratory
and Works, Victoria Hall; Melinda Street, Toronto,
Ont. The following Genuine Preparations are • sold by
all Druggists: Bo sure and ask for the VXCTo1IA
PnEPARATiox$, land see that you get them.
Victoria carbolated Glycerine Jelly.
This JELLY is highly recommended to Ladies as a
most agreeable Preparation for the Toilet, For
Beautifying the Complexion, and rendering the
Skin Solt, White, Clear, and free from Dryness, it
is unrivalled.; It will quickly reprove all Redness„
Roughness, Tan, Freckles, Pimples, and other im-
. perfections. Tor Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Frost
Bites and Sole Lips, it cannot be surpassed,. Price
r -
2v acute.
l Victoria Carbolic Toilet Soap.
This TotrnT Soar possesses all the well-known
antiseptic and diem -fording properties of Carbolic
Acid, is agreeably scented, has a healthy action on
the skin, p.eventa irritation, removes the effects;
of perspiration, and should be regularly used by
families. ; Cholerra�,,,Smallpox and Fever Patients
should be wpeb.e& with this Soap ; and its use by
persons liable to infection will materially prevent
the spread of disease: ' Price 15 cents per Tablet.
,Victoria Carbolic Salve.
Thin SALvit is a rapid • core for all Skin Diseases,
Cuts, Wounds, Bruises, Burns, Sores, ijlcers,Bin.g-
worm, Tetter, Eczema, Scald Head, Scurvy, Abs-
cesses, 'Boils, -Pimples, Bac. It possesses all the
cleansing and healingsvirtnes- o1 Carbolic Acid,
which has been .found by Physicians everywhere
to possess onratz¢e(gnalitie8 in anyoat discovered
other chemical preparation. Price 25 cents.
ctoria Carbolic Gargarysma, -
This G +ern is the Most I eflahle and efhcacions.
Remedy in all cases of Sine Throat, Hoarseness,
Diptheria, Bronchitis, Irritation of the Bronchial
Tubes so eonlnion in this changeable climate,
Asthma, Offensive Breath, Ulcerated. Gums, and
all diseases of thb Mouth. For Public Speakers
and Singers it is invaluable. 'The ingredients en-
tering into this Gargle are used by all Physicians,
and for the cure of the above disorders, are now,
andonbtedly, the most popular in the MATEnLA
m
Mnc&. Price 25 cents. •
Victoria Carbolic Disinfectant.
This Dxslx0TANT is a sure preventive of Typhus
and Typhoid Fevers, Cholera, $mailpox, and all in-
fectious diseases. It-wili prevent Contagion in
Cattle. Itis also invaluable for Disinfecting Wa-
ter Closets, Drains, Cesspools, Stables, Slaughter -
hooses
div. and destroying for dextro 'g
nauseous effluvia
frdm whatecr cause arising. It will drive away
Mosquitoes, Moths, Flies, Coekroaches, &c. Meat,
Fish, 8cc.; can be preserved from putrefaction by its
use. Carbolic Acid was selected by Her Majesty's
Royal Commissioners; in preference to all other
products, as the beat Disinfectant for rho preven-
tion of infections diseases. Price 25 cents:
Victoria sharpening -and Polishing Paste -
This, PREPARATION is unequalled in its rapidity
for Sharpening and Polishing Cutlery. Table and
PocketXnives,Razors, Surgical Instruments, Shoe-
makers' Knives, Plane Bits and Chisels, &c.. Noth-
ing his ever been discovered which has sprang
into popularity more quickly, or become of se
much value in every household and workshop for
general nsefnlness. Price 25 cents. 230
NOTE LOST. •
LOST, on or about the 1st : of August, a NOTE
OF HAD, drawn by Duncan McCallum, of
'MeKillep, in fnvet of Noxon Brothers, of Ingersoll,
for the sum of d 0 and bearingdate the 20th of
April, 1872` . andpayable two rnonthg. after date.
Thepblic ate hereby canitioned againa st purchas-
ing or negotiating said note, as payment of the
same has been stopped. NOXON BROTHERS.
Ingersoll, August 6,1872. 2A4*4
EGG EMPORIUM.
THE- subscriber hereby thanks his numerous .'
friends in town and country for their liberal ;
patronage during the past five years, and. hopes
by strict attention to business to merit their con-
fidence and trade m the future, Be also wishes.
to announce that he is still prepared to pay - -
TEE HIGHEST CA -SS PRICE:
For any g
-quantity of ood
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FRESH EGGS
Delivered at the
EGG EMPORIUM -
A REEEAF 12'H'
MAIN STREET, ._ -., S O .
227 • D. D. WILSON:.
MLCOM'S
CREAT ECG DEPOT,
E E aT,
MARKET SQUARE, SEAPORTS.
The subscriber begs to inform the public that
bolas greatly extended his premises andis pre-
pared as hitherto to pay the highest price for,any
quantity of
GOOD EGGS,
Delivered at his place of business.
No Market Fees on EGGS.
WM. MALCOM.
Seaforth, March 25, 1872., 225
MOULDING & PAPER.
THE undersigned has on hand a splendid lot of
ROSEWOOD AND GILT
MOTJLDING.
Also, :n Fine Lot of Straw
WRAPPING PAPER, _
FOR SALE, CREAP.
Now is the time to buy as it is on the rise.
C. ARMSTRONG.,
221.
Main Street, Seaforth.
• ROOMS TO :LET:
TO LET, in Scott's Block, two comniodiotYa
Rooms on the second fiat. Apply to -
185 McCA 'OBEX & HOLIIISTED.
R0011110 "0 LET.
"EVERAL GOOD ROOMS in Meyers Block to
let on reasonable terms. Apply to
227 BENSON 8c 1 SYXPr$.
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