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A man of science ['n Paris once
prevailed upon the Minister of Jus -
dee tiZexperiirient upon a � rer
who had been condemned to death:
k and
criminal
The cr iia was of Iii rank,
r
to
he wan rll� t t i oder
v °. s ';fal iihe
si. �.� elslhl , ,,
�. -� is
would not be put `to6 death on' the
scaffold, but bled to death
within the precincts of theP rison.
also that hintliiieraisiiiibulaz he free
from pain. -His eyes were. bandag-
ed,
andagedf he
..was strapped
to a table,
and
at a preconcerted signal, four •of his
veins were.ently pricked with a
pin. At each .corner of the table
was a small fountain of 'Water, so
contrived as .to float, g.eptly into
1
basins pl
ace to receive eive
t
He;
be-
lieving
that:', it was . his Iblood he
heard flowing, grzduallyt became
the
and the conversation of
doctors in an undertone confirmed
him -in this `opinion:: • " hat fine
it �
blood said one. cc what a pity
this man should be condemned to
I
die . he would havea livedlong
time." "Hush t" said the other
then approaching the first. he asked
him in a low voice, but soles to be
heard . by:the eriin nal 4 , How
are. there in
blood
many ponndb of �
the human body ?" Twenty-four;
you,
.ou, see .alreadyabout en pounds ex-,
r
that mauls Slow in a ho , e-
ft xGted • p
less state." The physiciads then re } �A.ct. of 1869.
_ - = I� olvett
ceded by degrees and continued to
lower their voices, °'The stillness
which reigned . in the apartment,
broken only by tithe dripping foun-
tains, thesound of -which Was grad-
ually
o
lessened ! soaffeeted he brain
,
patient of the poor patient that,' although a
man of a very Stang constitution:"
g
he fainted and died. without having
lost ad.—
drop of bloc Fr'onL .Doctors
i.nd Patients,: by John Tintbs.
it
r`w%ii t weldon '` ._ ighty
works ". suet as would `have = over-
come to sinful obduracy of Tyre
e
and idon.; • Tiberias is there, on
the ws coast, rather below
the cen-
�broken
coin ns sea-wall,
1 :••to
tie of the lake. Its
� ura
ttittjyt �
the glloiekk gloryof: its anciei ee ,� bixt
is��t�
the - modern 'Tiberias poor
collection of houses, chiefly inhab-
ited by Jews who have returned to
'Palestine. "Its alt,'. i vermin
.have ',be -Come a proverb. About
h� this a heap � ilea Hort . o f of
ruins now named Mejdel, mark -the
site o thatMagdala where Mary
Mag Magdalene had her bone, North
of th s, --again,, is the `ain of
r
G
e
n
nesaleth, an aea of res ,bsautyan
and
fertility,alpIwhich, 8a to say,are
seveInesPs f rubbish deotiug
Py,
robabl the places of old towns
and villages; wherein ,'mfr =-=Lord.'
taugh t.—Blagkwood's Magazine.
ML
EC .
.4R USSELS,
ed
Has just received alta opened out
OVER $10,000. WORTH
I n olveof 1869.t Act
11
In th CountyiCourt of the County of Hu-'
•ren
Canada, Province of In the matter of Augus•
t
• Ontario, County of Zapfe and George Carter as
H n. • . individuals and as members .
of the firznofZapfe.&Carter:
on. i'clock rix, the „30th day of IMO next, at the hear
ed will apply to
no n -the undersigned of 12o
z. ke gas PP .
the Ju ge of the said Court for -a discharge ander
the sal act. A +
ZAPFE & CARTER, .byED
BEY & HOLMEST
-,blcG G
AH ,
281- ,.,,�`'- `Chair Attorneys ad litem.
• 'A Travelling Tour,
A train o fift4 hree new ca
took Mr. Barnnum's�t`iavellin men
agel•ie and 'circus out of the Grand
Central Depot 1-iie` .' = t" e t aini.
Was rawit abytetlrree iodom coves -
.the trained horses and ponies ,were
stalled in costly palace tarts.. MS.
Barnum's six hundred employees be-
gani makinktti re} 'rations tar the
statjt t nnd> t on Sitt trday: T
took fifty men to get the great char-
iot •on a car, and nearly :the same
number to put the elephant in . a
caboose. The entire train, both lo7.
comotive alfa car ,4s wned' hy,Mr.:'
Barnuiii, and is preceded l;v fla.g nen
and others in his pay.—AT. YSun,
April 2 L
.The Sea of Galilee.
The Sea Of Galilee, or!Sea of Ti-
berias, or Lake of Gennesareth, is
pansion of the bed of the Jordan.
It is about twelve and .a -quarter
miles lonee from itorth to sonth, and
at its bro:dest part, six aud three -
In the County =Court of the County of
Huron.,
Moses Ruby Counter, plaintiff,
vs.
Kirk Anderson, defendant. •
Thom sera n
Upon
reading
the writ of attachment is-
ned there : 5 the _affidavits of 'JOHN CAMP -
ELL CU IE, JAMES HENRY BEN -
ON, and t e return o the- Sheriff of the
0� n � i
fluty of Heron to the said writ, I do order
a eeting of° he creditors of the above nam -
4,
rid a y ,
defendant!, at in Chambers in the -Court
S H use, in the town of Gotier-ich, on Time -
•S DAY, the 8th day of May -next, at 12 o'clock
as noon, for the purpose Of appointing an As-
----,---- siguee herein. '' "
And I Feuer order that the service of the.
,copy of the said writ upon the Clerk of the
-said defendent, as appears b . the affidavit of
' JOHN 'CAMPBELL CIIRR , be deemed
-. good service upbfi the defendent. `
Dated at Chambers this 22d day of April, A. D.1878. .
BENSON & MEYER, Signed,
Holieitrs for Plaintiff ' ' ISAAC F. TOMS,
281=21 " ., " " J. J., C. C., C.H.
Insolvent Act of 1869.
In the matter of Robert Scott, the younger,
The solVent hits Made.' itrOanelin!. ment (if Map,
STEP, in the Tillage of Seaforth, in the County
of Huron, On TnEsDAY, the -thirteenth day ef May,
"A, D. 1873, at the hour of 111 o'clock in the fore -
neon, t receive statements of his affairs and to
appoint ara Assignee.
Da at Godericit this 23rd day_of April, A. D.
- - Solicitors for Insolvent.
D -WATSON,
281-2 Interim Assignee.
SAVINGS AND INVESTMENT
OF LONDON, ONT.
'Head Office, Richreend-etreet,'Opposite City Hall,
Established ina872, for 'the purpose of advanc-
ing money en Farm and Town Property at a very
low rate of interest, and on the most favorable
terms iof repayment.
Loans for long or short periods repayable by in-
stallmente to suit borrowers. Parties purchasing
quarter ' lniles,. _from east to West. toresovillAnd the
1 or inst nce, $76. 90 paid at the end of each hall
•
Jar, its sha .',13 being that of --a pear I year, will pay hick both principle and interest
or a leg of Litton, theibroadest pot I
1441),(5i7n ;loan, (10%1:000 in io years. If paid year13-,
toward the, north, andtthe more proe,i; Money can. be obtained at any time, and with
. • . little or. he,delay beyond the time necessarily oc-
cupied ra the investigation of title and prepare -
For further partioulars as to terms, &c., apply
-Or to ALONZO STRONG, Esq., Valuator at Sea-
OF
'WINO
SU
eti
GOO, S ,
CONSISTING 'OI'
DRY GO.ODS,
,yt
a
T 1attd:et e
.ILLI E'''
M N
.3 ER
OF SPRING AN47 §TTM
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3 DA RYMEN,.
14 DANS AND PAttel
1r ITN T
'Would state to Dairymen that she has ro
to manufacture
.Can's 'and Pa
-
TAPLE
.. AN
D
FANCY
DRYGOoDS
h pleasure in annom cin ' that he is now,propared tolargepra-
show a:
The Subscriber has mus i ea g •
portion of his
It
STOCK
MU � S
IV�1
E�t
.A X111
.
-
a A
A
E
m s FCi'TiCO !'T' i�
S
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INVITED
P.
OF STAP
READYMADE CLOTHING
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HARDWAR
GROCERIES, &C.
The stock ie the largest end cheapest ever of
-
feled to the fillh in e�o1611
'Very olosesStexiiisemilitikiiitathiatto iiittikets; t n'
eomprsung over $20,000 of Goods.
Special BARGAINS in Prints and Dress Goods.
Se�ensi vh iiettalW t piriett
MI t P ' !! sic Goods
up and d b , t sorest no
;;
Goo d li
defy p com �etition.
Special discounts for CASH.
t
r ..
the8 fd j yr -
Call and see, goods ant -Frio -0F � r�`P�;
phasing elsewhere. ,
JOH '�CIt7I
IF
.._ Brussels;
.
te
As he feels convinced that intending customers w111 find its
t
TAGE.
TO THEIR., A.DV.A
GREATLY
THE r GOODS SPEAK FO, THEMSELVES.
5;
ny w
ELS, March 14, 1878.
ring
all agreed in re- terms
ng t and humor as two sep- Pure
nd diactorytiilctdeflthinnitiogsri, taofutthe dif- they with.;
ver - been able to agree upon C,li
e
Aug
ntween the two. Perhaps Jong;
i3l
rela.ned ot�in� a.
,,at:t ti1841r �heex �,'
Ql
mirth -provoking matter in. Chat
tb literature anti life which 18 arra
scar humor, a fact which ; year]
e'ther wit xi
ked 'ill a nose every at -1 m r
�rverloo .�
to:define the respective Bruits neve
1pt jndeecl onr heartiest time
a
i d 0#' n
s kn
u bs are al, precise.y
:telt
aluriCOsnecitiesofshoe114
hiug expression which are it Atli
thought or exp resistibly f
funny, but are neither wit 1 coo
-nf4or'Lln�t humpor, though they
are £tenn. u4
erha:- s � in the company of
�
one or the other, Or both of these
l
re closely akin to both.
aid ne this kind
. thing, tos
to se; agate it from it
os it Or 13
better reCO,gxland ized cousins would iae
aim ossiblesometimes
1 P s' ible for anybody to
e�zally imp
'over" just what it is that makes
disc
to mak
us Iai;gh- iu .tlxings aha e
.: s lac h whether we will or not.
u. g -
We readily xeeG n ze the Character
distinctive qualities a w
and d _ Orf
ark of a bit of humor,
rem,
mei el of laughablittye
t fila
�IIU bt_l z � b
8
itis' which is not a play upon
til �
not humo
wit, and r
'
t
Ii(ls
yg0rds, and�•
seems beyond the grasp of analysis.
pe
-e ex. , rimented a, l�ittot 1ong
' D
�'
since' with something of this kind:
r paragraph with
It was a-newspape , tea;
real point whatever in it, and vet =
no
every £ria
friend It0 whom
we react it
11 sift it ; irlerel be
laughed . nai.t � , y
iii said something about .a v
cause
Japanese `3 writing home to ana,
yQO �s T tip.
�T '1kOuld ; oh t;.
�: � YY 13 ire b
h18 � �' �" tope
d ossa
us CGiil
such a thingnone of tierv.. r the_ gid-.
}il� sav, but we �' laugh :ase e
mata(Ilei
sa'
bo
Ayr;
iron
frau
and
shift
floe
ten
tern
f
Of all kinds, and can supply them„ .4
�
P AS ANY
•.ti.� CHEAP IN THE TRADE,
St iv 8 -and Tinware on hand. ae cam+
COAL 01 L fox sale Wholesale and:
R`eairins and Eave`rongling promptiJ}
ed to. wp
MRS. WHITNEY,
•.
,Main-str-0et, Sege
h,.
T
.L'I30 RAP O��r ,�IC,
,D;.:4TEWART,
TN returning thai4ke to iiia r,nmerons friendsie
their patronage ,in the past, takes pleasa ,
t lits Phot
i crinin �tlieiii-tha o � is
of g to'al�h 4a
uesdav" the
- eubil°on T 18th a
rep tF
be e
_� b
P rita
the new Pr
•s eet n esb
Z'i'illfam � , iter
T
RSSEL
Where he hopes to�ineet7lit
et again with his old
� . friends'
and patrons, and as planArIneW ones as tiny seefd
to fahim with a
Splendivord wail .fietures kept aenstaltafot
N. B. --No business done in this Gallery °ta ,
N. M. LI Vi T E°
dad
Fridays
271c13 ` D TI C STE'4 ART, EO Wit:
r r
-z.
276
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BEEPLES ! BEEPLES !`BEEPLES
AFTER A FAIR TEST THE VERDICT OF THE. PEOPLE 'TS
SHTOP A 1::LDLE .
THAT THE
DE; OT
HEQUERED STORE AND TEA ,
Is the place to get the c iett'pes't alid best"' '
NERALGROCERIES.
TEAS�'�ND G ::E r .
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
To be had atFthe
FLOUR AtikffEi g01
'Tice
Proprietor of
the CNF
QU
DRED STORE AND -7EA DEPOT
has
PL
easure in
stating tha
t his
result of quick
asa s
ah. l alt re
a ar hosed- �n
he has alien c a ,
' rapidly, ire pP y
moved off so�
havingY P_ .
first stock P Y,
• sales he it enabled•to still further reduce prides. To parties taking TEA by the Caddie, half chest cr
HO TI'S l' UR M :UDE. ?
VELD
DELL V HER - PORTER
0,4
Resb' 1`obs'"
FUNNYTURE
chest'
r
A RPM.44,ARP 1 TIDL . WILp:.BE 11LAD.E
,;,
,r
Farmera:;and others living at a, 'distance should remember'that'ettr roads tiny soon break up, and that
is the time and
.e . now
Seaforth is the Town to get the Highest Prices
SCHILD'S CARRIAGES
17n hant, un if ellafesuse7-all!11.1111tinit'''l 8, she gibs
dem fur
Dere. He gibs dein ine:os a arisy,
He ieebs a Able demi to' Yen ailie
his vino ORTH.
NOTA BENA Wen you don't got any
BICHTERS wat 'you don't like to hay framed,
call by PORTER'S tgat bin der sheapest blace.
in town.
SEA FORTH AND JITTRBN
(Late of Hamiltonj
Would *foga ti .(Vies`
orderg for
Monuments, Headsto4es,, Table Tops,
For- what they haye to sell, slid' thaethe
CHEQUERED STORE AND TEA DEPOT t
Is the place to get the beet bargains in
gt'tlie1owest prices.
Call and examine our well -selected stook of
TEAS;, 8,qpeARs, earn -Es, :€c.
Canned Pelt, Oysters, Salmon, Lobsters a
Birdieing. constantly on hand.
•
Stock. raisers widowelIto
Simpson'sHead
and. Cattle Spice, the finest and .cheapest Condi:
tion Y oder in the -world.
J. P• KENDALL & Co.'s (late W. A.' Shearson
: • Co:) delebratedF. •
r s
1LY
FL
•
OU
Delivered on the shortest notice. `
•
TEAS AND GENE'AL GROCERIESi
If there be aixyythb lire denbt on tbia,point, ihey.have only to make a hen and they will be convine-
50 Barrels Labrador Herrings, . .
' A large lot of dry Fish, Salmon -Tront, abd White Fish, ,
ALL OF LFIRST 6UAAITY AND AT LOW PRICES AT THE.
•
CAEQU'ERED 'STORE AND TEA DEP.OT,.
MAIN -STREET, SEAFORTH.
JAMES AITTRP,1117,
•
The -highest Market -Price paid lo all Idnds of
CE15;All POSTS , and SILDTGLES still on hand
ll'HOMAS LEE.
- M. iiROBERTSON =s
Cabinet-maker and Undertaker,
HAS lintiovnin his ware -roans to
JOHNSON'S OLD STAND,
Where he has on hand a superior stock of Fmni:
tare of every description.
liNDERTAlaNG
Having purchased Mr. Thomai Bell's 14 BlAnsn --
I am prepared to attend funerale on the shortestrg
notice, either in town oreountry.
Kept constantly on hand.
•
M.• ROBERTSON,
Main street Seafoith, has now on hand a good -
which 443 can furnish cheaper than they cart be
Price so Low that aIl Cau got elsewhere. 205
eastertit.shore being .by• comparison
straight, except near ,the loiter. end.
It is full of fish. Ita wateree thick
and muddy at the extreme north,
become clear and bright as they ap-
which flows into it a font stream,
leaCeitti th-elaliell'inrW and sweet
river. The surface is from 600 to
'700 feet below the level of the
Mediteranean. The climate is
geriial in winter, and not excessive-
ly hot ie. simmer. With shores
that rise but gently, iii rooet para,
from, the basin, and -wihoseetcoloreisi
uniformly- brown where seen' sainive
the foliage at their bases., the seen-
ery would be tame were ic not for
the tine. hilln including the snowy
tops of Ilermon, which can be seen
round thrmigh the traeepareet
ether, and for 'ttlietinnumerable ef-
fects of liaht and shade. Shritbs tam. Also, for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bronchitis,
and blensems add to -the beat ty• at Asthma, loss of raPpetite, general debility,- d1c.
the coasts, , which vary continual ly, Laboratoiy, Umversity College,
Toronto, Dec. 4, 1872.
To the Victoria Chemical Company,
Gentlethen,—I have examined the articles emr
ployed in the Victoria Chemical Works, in th,e pre-
'paratipn ef the Victoria Syrup of Hypophesphites.
The sera* Hypophosphites used are Chemically
pure:And the SympIs also quite free from any
HENRY H. CROFT,
Professor ef Chemistry, U. C.
Price $1 per bottle. :Sold by all Drugdists.
TO RENT, the•Brick Yard (Ai the Second Conces-
PertY.Sif Mr. M191:11118 _2pk;Xe153110p..-:
is a large • yiid, with -four large Mills, and
a bank of splendid clay eight feet thick,
a never -failing supply of water; the yard is fur -
Inhaled with every convenience and facility for
manufacturing. HOUSE and STABLE on the
yard will be sold ; also, to he Field the carts, bar-
rows, and other implements need hereioforein the „ • , , _
yard, and about 5,000 feet of good lumber. Rent antes cg ,07'ious L.:0402*W IlLarbk sup -
of yard $100 a year. The house and stable wW be - plied on' Short Notice.
sold for $100 cash ; the other inticles will also be
business; as beicks ara-Do* Selling at from $6 to
$7 50 per 1,000, and wood obtainable at ;$2 60 a
cord. For fuither partieulars apply to
Work of the best style and art,:ind caniiet be
surpaseed•in this part Ontario.
A call respectfully solieited.
Next door to Porter's Furnitnre Store,
SEAFORTH
MARBLE WORKS
--MAIN STREET,
AVS.
See. T. & B. orii each Plug.
° MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES,
)w_i work of all kinds:..44 43344 n and Foreign
-.1Marble, designed andvedeentell..itathe best style,
and at Most reasonable miees.
Victoria Compound SyruP of Hypophos-
phites.
°)- The only Syrup prepared from Dr. Churchill's
orrauht, and certified' toT be‘Ohemioally pure. For
being sometimes backed by broad
plains, showing at others the open-
ings of long gorges, and elsewhere,
especially- to the eerth, beieg broken.
into many and charming [bays.
Volcaaic action appears to be eller-
geticithere ere het- swingy- in the
basin of the lake, and very serious
earthquakes occur. Wittliboar are
to be found on a plain to the north-
east
Those wno have formed a :mental
picture of this sea so often reCurring
,in sacred story—as who in child-
hood has -not ?—have, no doubt, im-
agined a water , covered with -ships
and boats, resounding with the cries
of sailors and fisherthen, and flanked
by many proud citiearich in mer-
chandise and glorious to the sight.
Alas for suet', visions ! the cities and
the men and 'the traffic were- there,
but they have _disappeared sh com-
pletely that the' waters of the lake
tilay be said to sleep amid a selitude.
As for the famous cities, of , meet of
them it cannot be said witk certain-
ty where they were`, and the survey
now in. progress first begins to give
us some -reliable data for identifying
their ruins ; one ,or two remain, but
not astcities; smalli: dirty, Arab vil-
lages alone .. repreeent these busy
Granite Monuraentit. and Headstones imported
to order.
CALDER BROTHERS.
SEED OATS AAD pljN_FOVSALE
Has on hand •Antl.for ealeost a quan-
tity of CHOICE WHITE NORWAY OATS, for
Seed, from the State ef Ohio. Price, -.55 cents per
bushel. 'Also, SEED COEN, at 60 cents -per
. bushel.
Call early before all is sold.
JOHN M. MARTIN -
Has now on hand a large number of his superior
Victoria.compound Fluid Extract of Buchu
LAND ROLLERS
A speCific remedy for all diseases of the bladder
and kidneys, dropsical swellings, complaints incl.
dental to females. and all diseases a the Urnen.-3- 'Which have been -well tried by the farniers of He. -.4;
roil, and are generally acknowledged to lie the bear°
Organs in either -sex.
Try it onee for any of the above disordere, and made.
you will be fully convinced of its pre-eminent
virtues.
, Price $1 per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
VietOria Electric Liniment.
" The King of all Eh' iiments." Forrheumatism;
pains, stiffness in the or joints, sprains,
bruises, numbness, swellings, headache, earaehe,
toothaohe &c. Or His Own Manufacture.
Birk IT! TRY IV ! PROVE IT 111
- Price 50 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Victoria Carbolic Salve.
"Worth its weight in geld." A specific for cuts,
wounds, bruises, burns, scalds, boils, piles; pim-
ples, &c., and chronic diseases of .the skin of every
description. DRESSED LUMBER
Price 25 cents per box. Sold by all Druggists.
Victoria Carbolated, Glyderine Jelly.
"Eminently the ladies' favorite," For beautify-
ing the complexion, and for removing tan, sun-
burn freckles, pimples, &e., also, for chapped
hands, chilblains, frost bites; and sore lips.
Price 25 *pots per bottle. Sold by all Druggists
, , Victoria Toilet soaps. On hand or manufaRtared to order UP US*
" Celebrated for their unflorm. purity and excel-
lence of qeality." Victoria Carbolic Soap, Victoria JOHN M. MARTEN.
Snlph-ar Soap, Victoria Glycerine,Honey, Rose and
Sold by all Druggists. Seaforth Nevelty Works,
272,
Goderich Street.
9n, it will be prosecuted. .
The name TUCKETT &BILLINGS is On each Caddy, and T. & B. on each Plug.
.11
MILL AND ENO -INE WQRKS,
MITCHELL, .6NT.
AATE have now thoroughly tested the aborewheel and guarantee it equal of superior to the best wheels
v v now in use, while strong-er and more durable. References to well-known arid reliable mill owners,
who have them in use, giveD on application. We build all sizes and kinds of •
Engines the celebrated JUDSON GOVERNOR. We are prepared to contract
tion of all kinds of Grist,-Flonr and Saw-millit,iwi: th all the latest improvements. , .
Lath Mills, Bolters, Shingle lifilts,,Double and Single Jointeis, Heading Machines, Headtag, Turn-
ers' and. Planers' Stave Machines, and all kinds of Flax Machinery, &c., &o., numufactured largely.
.Our Boiler Sh,op is in full blastiand we have as foreman of this important department, Mr.- JOHN
WRIGHT, who, for 20 years was foreman of the Brantford Boiler Werke. Ha-ving a good force of ex.1
perienced boiler makers, we are prepared to attend to boiler repairs either at the shop or at mills
promptly. GIVE US A CALL. -
We have found out what every Farmer -wants. It is
THE TWO -HORSE POWER SAWING M.A.CHINE
The power of which is supplied with strong fly -wheel, suited to driving a Straw Cutter, Grain•Crusher
and other Machinery, with no extra charge,xcept for the belt, This rage -bine is well suited -to every
farmer's own use, ashe can With two 1 rses cied from three to four men or boys Cut frora20 to 30 cords
mend it to db. It is supplied with re itin *flanges, by Which the saw is stopped, when caught, or
of wood per day. bur.fliachine Ifas be A -thoroughly tested, and is strong enough' to de all we recom-
pinched, before it Would be possible o stop the horses. • - .
, A TRIAL OFFERED.
We are building great numbers of the Cumming's Straw Cutter, for hand or horse power. Also,
Grain Creshersovith irOn. and wood frames, Fanning Mills, Horse Powers of all kinds, Gang Plows,
Steel news, with wrought iron beams, vaied. beams and cast iron beams, Horse Hoes, Weeders Culti-
vators, &c., &c. Repairs of ali kinds done promptly. Orders by mail or otherwise solicited. Address,
TURNIP DRILLS,
Doable and Single,
As a certain number will only be made, parties
deshing to get,eue should apply early before they
are all spoken for.
AND
SASH AND DOORS
ALNLEYVILLE
CARTWILIGH, L. D. 8„ Surgeon Dentist'
Nri- attends inSeaforth, at Knox's Hotel, the first
TuesdaY Wed Virednesatt'y of each month ; Clinton,
at th4C ereial Hotel, on the following Thins -
his Sind oed office/ -
Parties rkuirintliew teeth ire aequested to 414
if at Seeforth and Clinton, on the first days of et&
tendance.
Testimeniale of'over 500 patients -who have luta
their teeth extracted -by the use of the Gas, may
be seen at my office In Stratford-
Teetailliaerted in' the most substantial and im-
proved; fittfies. ; u,
Filling done in gold, &o., in a mannerwhicb. can-
not be surpassed, 267-
SEAFOBTH PLANING
SASH, DOEIR'AHD MAO FACTORY,
subscriber begs leave to thank his ntituerour
-31" customers for liberal pistrortage extended ter'
hifu since commeneing business in Seaforth, and
trusts that he muy be faiored -With e continuance
of the inithe;
Parties intending to build would do well to give
him a calljAss he will continue to keep on hand -
large stock of all -kinds of 7
DAY PINE LUM. BER,
DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
STIINGT..ES; LATH, ETC.
gonna confident pf giving satisfaction to- tide°.
mho may feYeur h.% with their patronage, as none
butfirst-cliss Workmen are employed.
?articular attention pea to custom itelitttt
201 ' JOHN H. J3IlOADFOO`A
PLANiNG MILL,
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
The subscriber, having bought out the above
Mill, also the gued-will of the late firm, is now
prepared to fill all orders in his Bine' buSineaS.
Sash, Doors and Moulding
ON HAND AND •
MA -DE TO ORDER
On the shortest nOtice.
CUSTOM PLANING
Strictly altended to.
HOUSE BITIOCKING ALWAYS ON HAND AND
Promptly supplied. -
JAMES BENNETT.
Ainl,eyville, May 16, 1872. 232-4'7
NOTICE TO DEI3TORS.-
rpRE Books of Account and Promissory Notes of
Mr. JOIEDI LOGAN are placed in our hands
for collection, and immediate payment hi re-
quested.. BENSON & MEYER,
SeafOrth, Mardi 20, 1873. 276
Having on hand a very large stock ef
EXCELLENT TEAS,
And being hard up for money, have deterniined to
sell Teas at
GREATLY, REDUCED PRICES
lior. one month.
All parties wanting a chbice article of Tea and
wishing to save money, -will find it to their &riven-
tage to give them a call. They have also on hand a
very large stock of -
which. they -will sell very cheap0for cash or farni
rdonLiliquerlins..gF1, var&c.'
•
m Us tb, Muslof
THE UNDERSIGNED is able to furnish. these
who will favor him With their patronage -with
Any Instrument of Avy Make.
Also, Agent for
MASON & HAMLIN'S ORGANS,
Which cannot be excelled on, the Continent for
fullness and richness of tone. -
C. ARMSTRONG.
Telegraph' Book Store,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER for the County :
-A-I Huron. Sales attended in ail parts of the
Country, All orders left at THE ZXPOSITOlt Office
will be proraptly attended to. 198
rT COLLADAY has leased the large and cam-
raedious house, Oil the seat Works Grounds:
adjoining the Railway Station, and has fitted it up
as a boarding-house. Good table and comfortable
rooms. Persons wishing a pleasant boarding-
house should apply, as there are at present a fey/
vacancies. Transient boarders accommodated at
less than hotel rates.
NOTICE.
THE BRIDGE six the Townline, between
Mellillop and Hullett is in en 'unsafe states
all persong are forbidden to travel thereon, exeeP
at their own risk.
H. SNELL, Reeve of Hullett•
j. SHANNON, Reeve of MnIrillOP'
April 203, 1873. 2814
Hap
The laughable thing in - the bur-
lesque school-boy-eompositions,
go-J14-roUnds of the newspepers
every now aed then, is of this un-
gd; ot ji co orvt braatribtel w ihr ysr ti;se t bhiTye hr ee sifneo 1,,,e Oey: nx0:-
they are neither witty nor humor-
' ous at the very moment of our
laughing at them, but we laitgli for
all ' that.. We may say that we
laugh at the absence of any proper
relation_ between the ideas grouped
together in. them, but -when one
stands in a crowd and hears broken
bits of half a dozen conversations, he
has this same reason far laughter in
still greater force, and yet he feels
no 'temptation even to smile. :t
The thing which, for want of a
better name, we are accustomed :to
call American. humor is largely com-
posed of this very elemeilt, We
smile at the remark that "a Chicago
poet begins an apostrophe to the
ocean with Prodigious Dampness
hail " And we discover a similar-
ly' amusing ineongruity in the! fac
that an editor in the scarcely born
town of Duliith, called the aspiring
village " The Zenith city of the ;in-
setted seas:" Stonewall Jackson
lairaself, with all his serioneness of
dispositicia and habit, is sold in have
laughed immoderately when a drunk-
en private toasted him with, " May
live to see you stand en the highest
pinnacle of Mount Ararat, and give
• tions front into empires I Worlds,
rthigehctofmacine7d,, By the right of na-
A lecturer once convulsed his
audience with tan incongruity d
which he seemed at the raoment
most unconscious: He was talkbg
of affectations, and particnlarly
the- one whith induces people to sign
times be saidn-K` Otis sounds welt
whole of their middle name. " &Me' i
enongh, but these cases are excep-
tional, We all like E. Pluribus
Artem;ituurstiNvirgahbroudrye,olv,nails,tifusit:nodf = Ps..i
1:th °twbbi :heel 1 ski 1°dnelnegr)Yielri)Yoalfih: miti r4e; 1 loses; el; „Vt a sthh:ellb uno:h1 11:e83:::"Padhobkleeee w.v seta seon-
spp:iktrofttroknoesuPptfrte144wiPtil‘r*tell
Success.' it And whendhhetvetnit obir
remark that " Mr. S. is now no
more " and -said he was the " orther
of. dtheller wad other plays,"
England laughed in. spite of the ,
fact ithat it was reading Ptilicit.
.But the best :thing, perhaps, in the
whole of that ludricous epistle is the
remaik concerning Chaucer, that
C. had talent, but he couldni
Cervantes was master of this
oThugebt ettoorymaokie upsoworoeDp,,ogns Qwneixfol
low biro. through all his trying and
Pitseiiamdri nienesfguals:oee, erxsePoloylfg.ioeh:t ae e stfoo' ynp wt ysheiectha:11:iii phs Altfj
- was wiedom. We kpow all the
knight, but in, spite of Ourselvee-wn'
laugh at him instead. until: owl
bel
ste
Coming Lecturers.
A_ London correspondent
that Mai:John Elderk-in, who is ht
this time on his way home, has AO