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THE HURONH
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OSITOR.
1 I THE IRVINGITES.
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A trionts anti Wealthy Ralsailotus
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1London letter gives some inter -
g iiaformation respecting the
*tienof the sect generally known
-viagites—they call themselves
atholic Apostolic dhurch. Ed.
41 Irvingethe founder of the sea,
i for many years an intimate
d of Thomas Carlyle.- He died
835. When he first went to
don he became a popular pulpit
or of the Scotch. Church, attraet-
large and most fashionable con-
ations. In 1830, a servant girl
cotland named Campbell began
course in a wild incomprehen-
4 e way, and her hysterical ravings
w:a. e said- to be a revival of the gift.
of !tongues and of prophecy, while
ot r manifestations of a like chario-
t& occurred elsewhere, exciting
na. ch attention.
dward Irving became a I.eliever
the supernatural origin of these
p nomena, "and declared that the
gi of tongues should have free
rse in his church, whereapon the
S tch church expelled him. His
RI ety then became a centie where
wildest scenes were witnessed.
g himself frequently broke out pecteds but we ee no
why the square or reaa
should not be as well
consumers as the oth
in cuttiog, it has de
tages, and there i less.
e pieces are in a :Iore c
for the table. ' .Again in puttilig
c up for 'markets s mare packages are
much less 'expensive han 1 round,
c whife they take up 1 ss s ' ace in
li storing or in being carr ed t mark-
et. - Some faeto 'les, h Nyevaa, have
il.
enteredupon t ie maaufac ure of
square cheeses and ha're fai ed; or
. . J ble in
at least, have had muc
which generally Firms
ten days. Five foolish
Oar's tried this exiierime
er day with more olr less
effects. They bet they
main awake for seven d
condition of resortiog to
ceivable means foi ave
The manner in va4sh th
their time was as fellows
was passed in dancing a
coffee; during dtat
horseback, ghot -tepee
cup of coffee every half 1
of the young inea gainec
but lost 25 pounds of
fatal 'after
°in -1g Bel-
t.the oth-
unpleariant
could
on:the
every eon -
Una. bleep.
y 'arranged
• The nigh t
al drinking
they rode
taking a
oar. One
t1ie Wage',
flesh ; itwo
w nt to sleep after having bean. up
10 46m -a ; one was eci With ids.
fiamraation. of the ing5 ; and the
fifth was conqiii y sleep on
hotseback, fell off and. im oke an. arm.
red.
Square! Ghee
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Certain parties in Ne
have manufactur4d the
cheese for two pla thre
have been maineiatly su
the cheese has soM for a
than that receiVied
round shape. That a r
in the shape of 'cheese,
to square, shotilallineet
tion and !prejud.ce, wa
an insane gibberish, while out -
Oak§ of supposed prophecy were
' rd from every- part of die vast
ding in which he officiated.
ventually the great society of
lausit este who had collected around
a and a number of the same
ra
meter elsewhere, convened in
don and established 'seven
rches on the idea of a strict and
ral return to the forms and form -
of the apoatolic age. 'Nominally
re are but -seven churches in the
nection ; in reality there are in.
eat Britain alone thirty societies,
t se outside of the original seven
g termed branches There are
y churches in Germany, the. most
ortant being in Berlin, one in
P is, six in Scotland) two in Ireland
a two or three in this country..
1 is no ' small denomination
Ias' ich has grown up from a move-
ot that most people in' this- coun-
tr supposed had died out long ago.
ong its members the Dukes of.
orthumberland have been and are
st unch believers. .
he Church at large has twelve
a sties and seven angels ; individ-,
uEll societies have deacon§ and deac-
onesses, elders, evangelists, and pas-
t° to say nothing of prophets, who
ar nunaerous, as any member of the
C larch may be moved to prophecy.
0 principal church of the Iviring-
in London Square, which was
e4 ted at:a cost, of $150,000, resem-
bli a Catholic cathederal. There
ar five -Gothic windows flooding a
cu eiform interior with many -hued
lights, an altar, and several pulpits
a Id lecterne, s, each with its robed
oc pant: On closer inspection one
obs ryes peculiarities. Eaeh angel
or, fficiant wears a robe of a pecul-
ia colcir. The evangelist wears red
(a .token of the blood of Christ); the
p or white (emblem of purity), the
anel purple and gold (purple mean-
ingauthority, and gold, truth,), the
el er purple, the prephet blue (for
sk ey influences, the heavenly mind,
in piration,). These I four primary
co ors represent the four -fold con-
st tution of man—reason, imagina-
ti n, will, and affection. The maj-
orIty of the robes are simple in atruc-
tnre, but the angel is qaite gorgeous
wilth his robes and. a embroidered
1 ,
g id cross. down his ack.
here is consiclera le dtamatic ef-
fe0 in the service. The word e of
t* prayers, chants &c., of the Sun-
diy service resernbl'e rery ro uch those
O the Church of ngland. The
rue creeds are used and the " Con-
easion,” " Absoluti re" lc Gloria"
and "Te Deere ith but very
alight alterations. n the service of
t e Eucharist _there are changes itt.
tike _direction of Catholicisna. The
ehurches have two services Oil each
og the week days, and theal are in
mime respects the most characteris-
_ tip,. The first occurs at. 6 in the
'morning, when the Miraber of priests
as about equal to that of the congre-
gation. On this occasion the angel
acne speaks (unless some one Is
4ved by prophecy, which is always
in order). It is . his duty to give a
seat Of exposition or discourse, and
this is supposed to furnish the sub-
ject of the day's meditations. In the
a ternoon again at 5 o'clock they as-
s ble and the elders give their ideas
the theme suggested in the morn -
Their idea is that they thus
fulfil the plan or the tabernacle
waerein Aaron trimmed the lamps,
cl in the evening they Were lighted.
The nunaber of priests, elders, and
th like, _ connected with these
Cla rches is very large. Every
member of the Catholic Apostolic
Cliarch contributes to its funds .one-
tenth of his means, and the single
ch 1 rch on Gordon Square supports
ov r thirty persons in 'sacred offices.
es.
Yolk, who
reca ngular
yeasts past,
cessful, and
bettor price
the usual
dical change
from round
with opposi-
te be ex -
good reason,
gular shape
recei ed by
rs.
ided
age
mel
ncleed,
advan-
rid thfe
shape
ro
ti
FJve Foolish Young Belgians.
.
very silly wager is reported by
a Thiussels journal. One of the nu-
ramtous methods of inflicting ,capital
puipehment in. China is that which
dep ives the condemned of sleep, and
trot
pressing, bandaging antl in ihe care
of .the cheese, and have, th refore,
t
pronounced against it in strong
. i
terms.• I ..
So far as. we can learn th
bles have come fro
molds used in pressing,
understanding all the
manipulations which
treatment of this ki
No one should atte
square cheese unless f
with suitable apparatu
ly instructed iti the m
the cheese.—X. A. Ifri
im
and fr
roce
elong
d of
pt to
ily pi
and
nage
lard.,
trou-
ei feet
El not
es and
to the
•heese.
make
ovided
pecial-
ent of
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SPECIAL NO ICES.
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LEGAL.
LEET, Solicitor, Winghatn,
h—ten 04).
dieted Agent for the Colcnial Securities Com -
pan of England, he is tllso Agent for aeveral pri-
vate Capitalists of Toronto, who loan Money at
very reasonable rates. Interest payable yearly
Ohm gee- moderate:
" ugham, Dee. 15, 1871.
213
1%/T CAUGHEY &. HOLMES TED, Barristers, At-
tOrlleyB at Law, Solicitore in. Chroacery and
lus IveUey, Notaries Public and Conveyancers.
Soli itors for the R. C.:Bank, Seaforth. Agents for
the Canada Life Assurance °emptily,
. 11.—S30,000 to lend at 8 per cent. Farms,'
. 68
BREAKFAST. —Eri,s's 0 COA.— RATE-
rt11, AND OOMFORTING.—` 4 By..a t i orough
knowledge of the natur 1 laws which
goveprn the operatiens of digesti n and
nutrition, and by a earefu applic tion of
the fine properties of well- eleete coeoa,
Mr. Epps has proviled oi r brea ast ta-
bles with a delicately flay vuredp verage
.which may save us nany 1 octors'
bilis. "—(Jivil'Servi e 0 Made
simply with Boffin W ter o Milk.
Each packet is labt lled JAMES 'PPS &
00., Homwopathie 'hemi ts, Lai don."
MANUFACTURE OF cOCOA..—" e will
now give anacconnt if th proces adopt-
ed by Messrs. Jame Ep s &Co. man.
ufacturers of dietet c a icles,' 1 their
works in the Eusto Ro d, Lon lon"
IlouseJtold wde
eavY
zette.
Ho
Co
for
in
TN THE TREA.TMENIt 01' • ERONIS WAST,
Ja ING 'DISEASES, att laded ith low vitality -
feeble digestion, torpid liver, consinap ion. and
irritation of the kidneyand ladder, t.void the
use of alcoholic stimulan s, pre orations contain-
ing strychnine, and all a odyne and neavinee, as,
their immediate effect i to ov& stimulate the sys-
tem,' producing a feeline 4 te • porazy Improve-
ment, followed by a relarl' se an generale prostra-
tion. Radical and pe • fluent • enefit results from
the 'use of remedies tat em ite nutrition, and
create Pure blood. 1r. Wi eler's Cbrapound,
Elixir of Phosphates au6 Celia ya is a Chemical
Food that supplies the Pad° • f the brain and
musele, invigorates min and ody, and imparts
an elasticity of spirits t t give now zeet to life.
,
Thomas' Ec1ect c Oil,
WORTH TEN Trams ITS Sk"IGHT IN GOLD.. DO YOU
KNOW ANYTHING lE IT? IF NOT, IT IS
E. TIME YIOUD so .
There are but few firepar tions of medicine
which have withstood b e imp rtied judgment of
the people for any grit leng h. of time. One of
thole is Tleoerats' EaBc am 0 , purely a prepar-
- atictu of six of some of Ole best ils that art!. known,
1
each One poesessing virtepe of is own. 1 cientific
physicians know that 4diein s may leaf rmed of
several ingredieabs in Certain 'xed proportions of
greater power,' and prod cing ffeete which could
never result from the us of an • one of them, or in
different combinations.' Thus in the preparation
of this oil a chemical ch nee t kes place, forming
a compound which cool • net b3 any poasibility be
made from any other c • • bine, ion or ptoportions
of the same iugeedient , or an bther ingredients,
and entirely different i ore ea ything e er before
made, one which produb s the / est °Aston 'Idling re-
sults, and having a * der r age of Replication
than any medicine eve s °fere lecovere . It con-
tains no alcohol oro er vol tile liqu de, conse•
quently loses nothing It y evap ration. Wherever
'applied you get the ben fitIof e ere droi ; whereas
with other preparations nett y till th alcohol is
get o y the s all quail -
ay co • tain.
Os S, PUELI s, N. Y.
LTA. , Newc Stle, Ont.,
1
lost in that way, and pi/
tity of oils which they
$. N. T
And NORTHROP &
Sole Agents for the DOI*14.011.
NOTE.—Eloctrie—Se*ted a d Eleete
atm in Seaforth by E. Ri kson & Co. and R.
Lumsden.
The Great Fieina.1 • Rem dy,
J'OB MOSES' PIIIRIODI AD 'PILL
41.11IS invaluable ,niedecine s niifail g in the
euro of all those pailriful an daagero s diseases
to which the female ce nstitu ion is si bject. It
moderates all excess anti rem.° es all ob tractions,
and a -speedy cure may be relie on.
To married holies, it la peen arlysuiterl. It will
in a short time, bring on the i onthly p riod with
regillhearit3P
Tseills 'should ript be taken b Females
daring the liret three a oaths • f Pregna Y, as they
areisure to bring on Xi. „arm re, bat at any other
time they are safe.
Th all,cases of Nerv 9 an Spinal ffections,
paies in the back and Bnbs, 'tatig-ue on slight ex-
ertion, palpitation of : e eart, hysterics, and
whites, these pills will .1teffect wire whep all other
means have failed; end al hough a 1 powerful
remedy, do not contain iron, ct Oniel, anflimony, or
anything hurtful to the cionsti ution.
Full directions in .the pa phlet aro ,ud each
package, which ehould be care • y prese ved.
Job Moses, New 3otkoie roprietor. 31.00 and
121 Cents for postage,enctosed oNorthop "'Lyman,
Newcastle, Ont., general sigent 1 or the iominiozt,
will'insure a bottle; cotaini ig over 5 pills by
return mail'. 1
Sold in Seaferth by E. "cksbn &
R. Lumsden.
anid
19713
The Confessions of ati Inv it
d,
as a warning an for the b -nett of
young men and others who su s er from ERVOUS
.r
DEBILITY, Loss OF MAN 00 etc, supp yr/3g the
mealie of self euro. Writt n by one who c red him-
self after undergoing cre id rablequac ery, and
sent free of charge. Salle lers a 0 ine;ited t address
(prepaying postage) th ei ant or, NAT s NIEL
MAYFAIR, box 153, BroOelelyn, N. T.
289-13
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see and Lots for sale.
'14S0N & MEYER, Btu isters and Attorneys
Law, Solicitors in Cb is eery and Insolvency,
veiYancers, Notaries Pub lc, etc. Offices—Sea!'
h end Wroxetor. 03,00 of Private Funds to
est id, once, at Eight per e sut. Interest, payable
ATI 68
AE. 11-1. aineson. it. W. Q.. MEYER.
R. SQUIEB, Barrist , Mtorney fn °bane-
', 'cry, &co Goderich, Tit. Office—over J. C.
D tlor & Co.'s EmPorium,I. arket Square. 269
Squier di; Ill :raonahl,
RISTERS, Attorneys Solieitors in Chancery
e., Bruseels, Ont. Oft cc—two doors noith b
ost Office.
. It. SQUIBB:, DAN EL McDONALD,
271 J erode/Hell. Brussels.
I.., • • ,a
TelleSeetorth. (etc of Carronbreolo)
Corouer for the Cout ty of Perth. Office-a-
Main-st. Residenee—Corut ercial Hotl. Odle a
Da.! oftiee will be a,ttended to day o
287
DR. CAMPBELL has re oved to the -honed oif
Main -street, near the talon, ono door -south
of Ross' Hotel, and oppos te McCallum's Retell,
lately Ocaupied by Mr. Fro k Meyer, where he win
be found as usual.
_TAMES S.,PEWART, M.
c-/' McGill, University, Mo
goon, etc. Office Rad Resid
C. M.,Graduate Oa
treal, Physician, Sae-
nce—Brucefield.
T_T L. ae..tROOE, M. D.,
goon, et. Office an
Mrket and High Streets, n
M. -CAMPBELL, V.
• University, Ithaca, N.
talriO Veterinary College.
T mperance House, Varna.
e ery Monday afternoon -frc
C. M., Physician, Sul
-
Residence, corner of
xt to the Planing Mill.
. formerly of Cornell
and Graduate of On -
Reside -lace — Cooke'e
Will be at Bruceftela
m 2 till 5 orelock.
. —
VETERINARY SURGEON.—D. McNAUGH ,
T V. S., begs to announce to the inhabitants of ;
Seatorth and surrounding country that he has
been awarded theldiploma of the Ontario Veteri
ary College, andalei now prepared to treat diseas e
o Horses and Cattle and all domestic animals. Ble
ffi
h s opened. an office in connection with his herse.
shoeing shop, whore he will be found ready to a
tend to calls. M.BCBROR of the feet specially a a
tended to. Residence, office and shop in the rectr1
of Killoran & Ryan's now store. All kind of vot-
er nary Medicines kept constantly on hand.,
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Charges reasonalle. 229
TJ. CHURCHILL, Veterinary Surgeon, (Mem-I
. ber of the Ontario Veterinary College,) begs,
to intimate that he has returned to the practice of
bus profession in Seaforth, r,nd may at all times 1.1e,
consulted on the diseases of Horses, Cattle, &c.
Veterinary mechcinee conetantly on hand. All
calls promptly attended to. Oftiee, at M1nei9a11
House, Seaforth.: 2731
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J. G. BULL, 'D.D.S., •
cieURGEON Dentist, &c., Seaforth,
Ontaaio. Plate work, latest
styles, neatlty executed. All sur-
gical operat ons performed with
e and promptitude. Feoi as low as eau be ob.,
um from 8 A. M, to 6
. McDougall's Store,
270
ca
ta nod dee-whore. Office h
P.Ii:. Rooms over Mr. A.
lef noit.
— ,
lEICITEL S.
4 NO'S HOTEL, SEAFORTH. — Thom.
Knox_ begs to state to his old friends aci
on the travelling public, that he has leased t
EI•tel lately occupied by Mr. MURRAY,
fore erly knowu as the DOWNEY HOUSE, a
ho .es .to receive a, continuance of the patron
so iberally bestowed ripen him during his ma
re l re, in the hotel business. Every cemfort a
co' o;enionce will be provided for travellers. T
ali icest Liquors and Cigars only kept in the Bea.
A. areful and reliable hoetler always iu attendante.
91 THOMAS KNOX, Proprietor!
1
s
e
e
,
t
th
mb
do
an
the
Largd
nection.
OYAL HOTEL, Seaforeh,
POWELL, Proprietor.
roliighly renovated and
Iv house, so that -it nowIffords
io for the travelling pablic.
c gars in the bar. The
3ielieaeios in season.
stabling and an atte
Ontario. SIMON
t.- The subscriber hes
inewly furnished the
good at/comma,
Choice liquors
table is supplied with
[ Oysters in seats&
Live hOstler in cdu-
251-ly
PRINCE
-L
ameontraodation
plied
etabling
evdry
'a
OF WALES He TEL, Clinton, Ont.,
J. MeCUTOREON, • roprietor. First-class
for travell es. The Bar is stip-
with the very best licenfrs and cigars. Go
attached. The staee leavee this Hou
day for Wingham. 204-4',
.
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T
-1-a
Hdrses
A. SHARP'S LIVERY
Oftice—At Murray's H•tel,
and first-class Conve
ND SALE STABLES
Seaforth. Gob
ances always on hart
on.
00
BTL,
t 6
'ELL'S
l4and.
5'
e e
(WS
' 21
LIVERY STA.BL
ood Horses and. Condo
Favotable Arra
iercio1Trava1iers. All
will be promptly at
ICE AND STABLES:
Hotel, Main Street.
' THOMAe
rS, SEAFORTH, Oiir
able Vehieles, alw yft
gements made wt
orders left fa KNO'
ended to.
Third. door North o
• BELL, Proprietor.
M
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filinr
I[Signed,]
I
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13•oe
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•
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lige,
ll
p
tl
a
TNIREFtREN'oE
-IL
for
the
end
whom
ly
us,
Jas.
co
said
OTICE
liege
AS.
d,
ye
e
rafter
nfZ
la
tting
FLOUR
The
°augment
brow;
e
f oinnerly.
NV
the
recommend
in
1 PUBLIC
is hereby
rhave this day
ars and Produce
of Seaforth,
of JAS. P.
,
'
P.
to state to
Dealers of
purchased
Mills known
carry On
All Kinds
the Highest
1
LOUR exchange
rmers desiring
for their
DELIVERED
free of charge.
undersigned,
of
may rest
same satisfactory
o ul cl beg to
extensive
past four years,
patronage avill
we have pleasure
to
connection
P. Kendall
ectiowith
n
fuen of Jas.
given
entered
Commission
under
KENDALL
• JAS. P.
MABTIN
OTICE. z'
that the undersign°
into Partnership
Merchanta in
the name, style tau
& CO. -
KENDALL,
CHAELESWOR
, a
th.
.
I
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1.
1 ./
AT. -
r ,
ive
foi
/A-
t
i
th
KENDALL
the Farmers,
the Coun0
from Mess
as the S
the same
of Gra
As for erly,
CA
to e
Wheat N .
having
the Mill1 r
assured
treats.
JAS.
& CO
Produce Merchant
of Huron that t
a. SITRARSON &
forth Mills, and
Purchased,
911 P. _RICE Pa4c
for WHEAT.
change can rely u011
1 Flour.
n any part of the
had the entire Veer
the past thlee ye
hat they Will rec
cut and as good *fork
I
. ElTa.,MALL & op.
to the
thank the r
patronag
and te
be eat
in •
our old
with th
& Co., and
the stone
P. Kendal
W. .'S
1
abOve, the undersigine
numerous custoMere
accorded to them i
net that the same,lib-
eided to the new firm
• ing able to confid
tams.. All debts Idr4
Mill raust be palll
debts due
vill be settled by
1.by u!,
'-.Co.
,
tiEARSON & 4.
C
SEND
3-291
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HAMILTO
Under
At WESTERN
, PECIAL INDUCEM
of T
I legraph-sr5
IONT.
'Y.
the patr
1lage of the
, AMWAY CO
-Tis TO OFFER.
FOR
'cir
,
Ii
RCULAR
I. GIVIN, Box 303.
LCENSED
Co
wil
Huron.
try.
be
4. P. BINE,
A.UCTIONE
Sales attendea
All orders left fi.t
promptly attended. toi
-
DR for the Count
in all parts of
`I'Ha Exposiroa 0
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o0
the
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The p
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ITARVEST OF 1873.
°Apatite for a bountiful harvest were never better thttn this year, an
0. WILLSON, SEA
Has for sale tire vera Implements ?ohiclt will reap it speedily
REAPERS AND MOW
Mau
Ronpa
13uelce3
see•
•-eae,
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e's well-known Machines, including Wood's Paten Single Reaper,
Wood's Lightllowea-e-with iron frame, Wood's I4ht Mower—with
Mower—iron frame, Hubbard Mower,
BARD C041BINED RE PER A
THE ITHACA' WHEEU HAY R
Tate; BEST IN USE. SAMPLE VACT-IINL', O EX1I-113IT
.A- E DI 013 S .A. IR,
ORTH,
nd economically.
,
RS. -
Johnion's Patent Single
wooden farme, celebrated
D MOWEI?.
KE,
ON AT TIM
S rr-
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Of all Itiuds, such as Plows, Cultivators, Harrows, Gang Pow, Turnip s4. Drills, Horse Hoes and
Weedeels, always on haud as usual.
Points and Castings. All kinds of Plow Points and Caastege col:latently sn handat the Werehonse.
MACHINES.
SWING
Thaj best selected Stock of
Sewin 1Machines West of Toron-
to, eoniprisiug the .
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chines
Sold a
The
been a
kept eon4antly on hand.
reducedrates. Agents.—
llowing gentlemen have
/pointed agents for the
LORENCE
Singer Lockman, Venus, Ray- --11:4- Sewin Machine, and none others
mond, lVebotor and other enakee. ''----...-1 have he privilege of selling :
On had a large stock of Sing- .o_. ,„- ' LAI,' 1' ENCE MURPHYo Sea-
er's he vy Machinou for manufac- .r,---------_ forth; THOMAS C,'ONNORS,
Miring , purposes. Sewing Ma- , Wr;e•-•--- - Seafoith; LOCKMAN S. WILL -
chine tt4eLes for all kiwis of Ma- SON, Goderich.
sale Echi chap, Nor Dto rent
AolibirDeasolrabAleCteHrmIsN. ES.—A munber of good Second Hand Machines for
MUS CAL INSTRUMENTS. -0. C. Willsort is Agent for 'Musical Ins ruments oft the following
makes Pianos—Mathusek, Labelle, J. & C. Fisher, Steck, Weber and other Organs—Prince'e' of Buf-
falo, and others. Melodeons—Prince's and others. Samples of the above struments can beseen at
the Warerobins,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT EMP RIUM, M RKET-STREET.
OLIVER C. WILLS.1N-r Seaforth Ont
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE I>OMINION.
kRDN1R SEWING MACHINE
.I§ a Strong,
'f
_ EASY Ritl\,TNING MACHINE,
WELL ADAPTED FOR
FAMILY SEWING,
AND
Liglit Manufacturing Work.
- At the Fairs held ti .reughont the Dom -inion, thin Me.chni" was put
to some -hry severe tnts by the
-
BtST JUDGES THE COUNTRY COULD PRODUCE,
AND BY HEM AWARDED
13 Prizes in 187 and 26 Prizes in 1872.
Its simPlicity of construction, strength and arability recommend it.to all classes. It has a soni1ete
set of attachmente, and don all kinds of work.
INSTRUCTIONS IN ALL THE A TTACHMENTS GIVEN FREE 01' CHARGE.
Ga clner &Jiving ltrackne Company, Hamilton, P nt.
268
PE ER GRASSI.E, SEAFORTH,
If you wish to replenish
ed Would advisel you to.
from England are that C
newly double price.
yea0' importations 'on h
nearly the old prices, ta
the ;advance. Tea Sets
•
selling from..$3 to $3 2
$2 60. China Tea Se
woith. Joseph Rodger
prides, they having rai
stook of plated Spoons,
Agent for the County of uron.
DIES/
your 41pboa,rds, the under
do so now, as the latest ad
ockery and China have go
e, having a large stoek o
nd, will for a short time s
ing only a very small porti
that are now worth $4 w
). Toilet Sets at $1 90,
s $2 less than they are
& Son's Cutlery at exactl
sed only 25 per cent.
Forks, Tea Trays, &c:, &
a"
-
AUGUST 22, 1873,
REMOVED. REM OVE6
M. ROBERTSON,
Cabineternaker and Undertaker,
HAS REMOVED his ware -rooms to°
• JOHNSONtS OLD STAND,
Moin-street, Seaforth,
Where he has on hand n. superior stock of
tare of eveey description.
CALL AND SEE 1 T.
icrn-
icbs
e up
last
11 at
I) of
are
orth
ROW
old
fine
'UNDERTAKING.
•
Having purchased tos Thomas Bell's HEA13E
I ara prepared to attend fmierals on the sho est
notice, either in town or eteuntry.
Coffins, All Sizes, .
Kept cenetantly on hand.
SHROUDS! SHROUDS!
M. ROBERTSON,
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER
Jbhnson's Fetaaltl,
Main street, Seaforth, has now on band a good
assortment of
ST-1_L-toT_TuDs
CATATJ A.I•T3D
E. HICKSON tic CO.,
Seaforth.
CODERICH FOUNDRY.
Th'e Goderich Foundry & Manufacturing Co.
Beg to inform the Public that theyte prepared to contract for
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS ; FL UR, GRIST, AND SAW nus;
SAWING MAMINES, &c.
On hand—IRON AND WOODEN PLOWS, with steel boards
-GANG: PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, STRAW-CtaTE
SUGAR AND .:POTASEI KETTLES, GRATE -BARS,
• WAGGONBOX
COOKING, PALLOR AND BOX STOVES, of various kinds.:
SALT PANS MADE- TO ORDER.
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, AND BLACKSMITH ORK.
BOILERS AND SALT PANS REPAIRED ON SHORT NOM D.
TWENTY TO THIRTY -HORSE POWER TUBULAR BOILERS generally on hand f or'sale.
Ic?' All orders addressed to the Company or Secretary will receive prompt attention.
A. HODGE, Secretary and Treasiirer.
R. RUNCTh'XAN
Which he can furnish cheaper than they tan be
got elsewhere. 26
LUMBER LUMBER!
VICTORIA *STEAM SAW MILL.
GOVENLOCK & GRAHAM
ifave now got their new Steam Saw Mill, on the
Northern Gravel Road, six miles north of Sea -
1 orth, running at full blast, and are prepared to
furnish
Lumber �f All Kind-
' 3
H. HORTON, Pres'dent.
Geoeral Manager.
•'AND
BUILDING MATERIAL
Of every description, embracing a quantity of
11.41?D WOOD,
Such as Maple, Rock Elm, Birch, Basswood, Oak
and Elm. A stock of
li'ENCING- AND DRAIN- LTJMBER
Kept constantly on hand,
Terms as easy as can be had elsewb4e.
Lumber delivered in Seaforth, if required.
Lumber of any description can be supplied irom
10 to 28 feet in length.
GOVENLOCK & GRAHA4.
THE LATEST EXCITEMENT.
J. LECKIEt
BRUSSELS,
Has just received and opened out
OVER $10,000 WORTH
OF
SPR1NC AND SUMMO
GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
DRY GOODS,
(Fancy and Staple,)
MILLINERY,
READYMADE CLOTHING-,
BOOTS A,ND SHOES,
HARDWARE,
GROCERIES, &C.
The stock is the -largest and cheapest elver of-
fered to the public, having been purchased on the
very closest terms, in the very best meek+, and
comprsiing over $20,000 of GOods.
Special BARGAINS in Prints and Dress Goods.
Selling at usual wholesale cost price.
MILLINERY in great profusion. ottss made
• up and trimmed to order on tlae Shortest notice.
Goods. of all kinds will be sold at prices that will
defy competition.
Special discounts for CASH.
Call and see the goods and prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
JOHN LECKIEll
• htuSSas.
WHO WANTS MON:11—f?'
A. STRONG, SEAFORTH,
Will Loan Money at a LOW RATE OF INTER-
EST, either on Farm or Village Property, ,
Parties resniring money should apply- to him.
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
AND -YOUR LIVES.
A. Strong, Seaforth..
IS ALSO AGENT FOR
The Scottish Provincial Insurance CompanY---
Fire and Life.
The Western Then/mime Company, of Toronto—
Fire and Life.
The 'Isolated Risk Demirel/cc Compauyead
Canada.
Terms as reasonable as offered by way other
agent doing business for reliable Compardela
OFFICE—over Strong & Fairley's Orecery
Store, Main Street, Seaforth. 252
SEAFORTH
NOVELTY WORKS.
THE UNDERSIGNED, in returning, his sincere
thanks to the public for their liberal support
during the past, takes thits opportunity of stating
that he has secured the services of Mr. ADAM
GRAY, Draughtsman and lilechanit, as ferems.n
in the Novelty Works Planing, iah and Door
Factory.
CARPENTERS AND FARMERS
. Will find it to their advantage to call, as they oan
get any thing in the Wood Line doae ou the short-
est notice.
SASHES,
DOORS,
= FRAMES,
• MOLDINGS,
On hand and gOt up to order. A lhaited ntanber Of
- DOUBLE AND SiN(..eleE
TURNIP AND CAR1tOT DRILLS
AND LAND noaaaris,
• Wagon Racks and Gates oa hand.
TO CHEESE MANUFACTURES.
As I have connnenced the manufeal Lure of 0,11e050
BOXES and SETTERS,
Parties can be supplied on the 'ehortest notic,e
mid on reasonable terms. Boxesi guaranteed to
give satisfaction. Awaiting ordeas for differ&
sates.
'JOHN M. MATFTINI
285 Novelty Woliks, Segiorth.
0
1, .
A-
, 1873.
j,yixiglr:Zveeri:el all
iitiptlicogr: p:enti dfloire odtuvellailli.'
eexlcirh..):10:;c6,:veal r171: miatn 3::serseaA)idt:nartheta
ribald press teemed with jokes oz
?fieTilt:aujihet.eyli,sstah:odultdt,11)te .1? -8 ft Li ml dm, s t t we ri f0131:
be, while a whole -cloud of witnesses
van, to say the least. The letters
gra Tilton, wee a very foolish wos
:wcaynodraki, :xvivoanif:igonFsdoHitie:
the allegations if they had but
v to condone their own offences'
ere has been a pretty eharp
enry
ation being that the celebrated
BeechnedraifloLirt SwelL115 bijleoeit:ettth:
rees-there:aardeedwafsrotil the Beecher-
, vill3eYaerecallitecidnr.g:TohtleilledrdlioR.1tallig:iumthieth
for
st it
what .a day of jubile for sinners S
- era and if they could but sdtaire it
ropin:Blael esin47c3.-Yeoldli nttshteoafr: eise Tg.r e w 'Iran into:
eing as the matter vas talked of.
till 1st Ieligth nothing Was so eerraas
as that Beecher was a nasty old b%-
isaite, and Mrs. Tiltan—well, you
ow, the least said 4, bout her the
better. Then the Weohull-Clafflio
people, aided by G. P. Train, took
up the matter, and uOn the rumor
_which was complete in the modern.
style of scandal architecture—proved
to all reasonable people that Rev.
Remy Ward Beecher was a disciple
of htile hetFbie•eye wLeroevehotnioecsteirirfneasr,
he practised but dare not avow
witt the
,
realratlim-ase ‘Bveelelcahserilitooilkiticneo.ticeofr
all this. He preached as mud,
prayed as much, worked his goo
work as mesa, his face beaming ali
the time with that effUlgence
is not born of evil thoughts or bad
deeds. Still the scandal -mongers
persisted. Why did healot say some-
thingl Why did he not deny it ?'
Why did he not eall for' an investiga-
tion' Surely there was ground'
enotigh even though the tumor had
etiginated in the bad heart of some
&reputable or envious person So
Beecher at last did write, and de-
nied. itt general terms the allegations
and deductions. , Then tip rese,
another storm. #e had not been -
particular enough. He had merely
denied in general terns, whereas;
there were specific allegations cm-
. =sing this, that, and, the other,
=rained by letters, telegrams, coo-
versatione and such confirmation ae
to make it sure as holy writ that
Beecher, as a man. of Go], was a sig-
nal failure, after fl. Beecher
smiled the smite of innocence at this
new out -burst of these heeking ex-
cuse for their cwn misdeeds by eall-
Wain piestion his geed morale ; and
his people loveu that smile, a -nal felt
steng in the good faith of _their ex -
salted teacher, theia long trusted
-
friend. At length the standing:
committee of the Church 'in Brook-
lyn asked -to iuvestigate the 'natter,
and demonetrate the innocenceof
which they were assured. Beecher,
knowing that it Wonld bnng igno-
- rainy upon some he -oulal fain spare,
though. they had synaged him
greatly, at .first discourassed them
but at last consented. So at it the
committee of investigation went,
and never WAS Sildl a hest of rab-
.biali going , under the name of evis
dence unmaskial. As a torrespood
ant writes :—Every minor, charge,
statement, fact, was hunted up,
Twtathiads of themWE'rp h
parties said to have reported certaio
things denied ever having °peva
their mouthsTidrithi.ds wha
had held conversations with men
prominently accesed deny ever ha
lug any conversation with the par
ties on any subject Written (kat
:abennftsohua;toehearsaybebnexnm
ored,atatendrsh,thaa
eei
Nvriters having been told that some
body heard somebody else say sonai
tingTe °
brtatii and otettnio-init
f itetienalec-e.-mItith
ho
the
"1111k)eunaent to be pt
;iisreePhilfgooe Polite
,1,11:bb.ks. lae:vode ut to bp a s
sitl7tro,w,%, 2ets-iittibi
of the old scandals. A letter arr
question, Do you know his ha*
at
sse usuitmI))olecitic,:leeett•Iencga..natsioon
AvilhaolBee,echei:ei hanlwrit.ing, sh:
Ituaw it anYwhera..” turns out to 11
rsadadtrtee t dirt . it
kaestigataino: ilil)re:re01% 111
. -CAW oraematiog tiq
neta misiinder'stan:ling and nralis
eta'11:1.13.tigeraste_tos
re88. tni trneeg Ins), toltu,S,
ykm -
d e:Y11::0I v:vei 101 it),(11'inietX:slicitioet
Thatertainty of human plans behi
X.notty Problem.
dm
l‘4,`7fietTtelvithrat 1-6.0182t pworuhdisng, his' sou, w
less ,than
zn nee). ile3sd, ei,ti\l,o:fatohg of tt
ght a full snit of white flans)