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; USS S FQU TDRY.
SUBSCRIBER wishes to call the attention
• of the farming community in general -to his
roe and: variedd stock of
Agricultural Implements,
Consisting of
RON AND WOOD P ows,
With the latest improved Steel Koala oath,:.
GANG PLOW S,,_
UL 1 V ATORS,; t LAND ROLLERS,
EA1 RQWg, SGUTF:IrER ,; &C.
• i
would beg to call special attention:
celebrated
CAR ERS' PW
,
to the
hieh has given universal satisfa -tion — herever
ed,. ;o which is naw added a Thistle Point, so
eh. required in this part. Also, to some first
kss
rAv -•D14V M LAND ROLIIERS
II.
-From $22 to $35.. • A lsir, a few
:'St -Class pons,:
ttf s ;g for Spring use, warraSatecl. of very beat
= SO1\1,EL 1IM:B R�
All of which will be soul_ at the very:
i L 'EBTPRICES FOR CASH.
Cr approval ()relit.
WM. B. WILSON.
rehifiels, Feb. 12, I87a..
71cy
SA FORTH AND II UR ( N
4ARBLE WORKS.
. MESSET & SO,Ng
(Late of Hamilton,)
Otdd tirade to 'their uun erous friend and the
neral publie that they are prepared to fill all
dere fed
mammas, Headstones, Table, !Tops,
{
E Mantels, 844.
r anife Monuments Imported to Order=
Work,' of the best style and 'art, and ennot be
rpassi €1 in this' art of Ontario.; '
4. Call r spcetfullysolicited, ,
Next door to Isorter`s F rniture Store,;
F IAIN SIIEET; S-EAFeat H. MESSET,
�. ;�f14;4FT=
i
T AOTING TEETH ;v fTg0
PAIN. '
MiRTWRIGHT, L. D. S„ Surgeon Denttist
• attendsErr
in Seeforth, at ox's Hotel, the
tesla and. We,dnesday of each r enth t in 00:0011,
rthe Commercial Hotel, on the folio ing 'D
aus-
H au41 Fridays. The remainder! of the
time at
Stratford ofeee_ E
)etrtitIS requiring thew teeth aretrecltrestedstae r ,
t e- forth and Clinton, on the first day
adruc . I
estiz ionials of over 500 patients wbo•,have bad
sir to tis; Liti:aeted by the use of the Gas, naeY
reseen at ray office office in Stratford..
`eeth inserted in the moat substantial ane 1M`
Fee{ atyles.
zl zn clone in gold, cE<., -13,amanner 237
R•,
of he scupsssed.. `
•
Nov.1, 73.
T
Aman with $800,00 • a Day-In-
citar te.
The 164e Od istiI Qencraf of the United
States at Cairo, Geo. 'Butlr, is in Wash-
ington, and I have deriv,d sonic fresh
anti interesting it1forniati, n from hien.
Said Pasha is described by Mr. Butler as
air
for
ing
clu
the
SU•
dr
aperson of culture, speakiz g Freueh with 18
ease and English a little ully educated ma
at the Polytechnic School in Paris, and Pr.
wearing the dress of Ulin `stian people. ge
° He is a shrewd and rich erchaut,, and .th
not a soldier by propensity ; and his in-
come and the luxaryof hi court exceed
the tales of Haroun al R chid's splen-
dor. He has an income of $110,000,Q00
per annum, or more than alf as meth
as the whole aminal ex ense of the
Tinted States Gov erxmen inclusive of
cost of the public debt: To keep onr
50,000 or 60,000 off;cehold'rs, our array
our navy, do the public builcling, &a.,
&c., requires $17,:000 a . oonth. And
Said Pasha, who has no ore subjects
than there are citizens' o New York
State, has,- by Mr. Butler' careful (est]-
mate. between $9,000,000 nd $10,000,-
000
10,000,-
000 a month, or above A300,000 a day.
He has twenty-seVen, palaces, all the car-
porate property --or 'that which with us
would b controlled bycoirporations--in
the country, and' no -laws whatever but
what he :can think of or Will froiu day
to day. He has four wives . and a vast
harem, a d, being an Unwise husband,
does not know all his own children ; yet
he is teiliperate and prudeit, and still he
is not happy. He wants to be a king ;
but the domination of Turkey sits upon
his dreams Iike the gobble- • on the full
boy after.. Christmas - dinar r. Turkey' is
put above hitt by Erne ' ea'treaty which
dates back to 1840, and fr m the treaties
of Europe—
Whatever link you s: rice,
Tenth or tenth thousaudbreaka i the chain alike.
To neutralize - Turkey, the Khelise
has been for a long time conciliating Eli-
rope, and the power he sets most store
by is Russia.. The Constills-General at
Cairo are men of the first class and the
reatest astuteness, being really Foreign
finisters without the nacre, astle Khe-
dive is only viceroy_ Mr, Butler says
he could have had absolut power, under
this Viceroy, over the life of any Amerr
icon in Egypt. He w.a,s on such intimate
terms with the Khedive that some of the
complainers wrote to Mr. Fish that he
was in that rich bat•barian s pay. " B:utr
all," says Butler, "that h ever slid for
me was to give me sten. ers, yai hts, a
Croup of horse, :&c., when .I wanted to
entertain my visiting friends." -
As,a.n instance of Said Psha's wealth.
Mr.- Butler relates that t .e Empress of
France said to hien in' Pari : : •
Viceroy. I should like very much to
visit your Pyramids, but I cannot ride
on a camel; and I .Suppe se. I cannot go
there by any road." ,
"c Your Majesty cap go there by either
railway or highway, as yea like," said
,, the Viceroy.
When she went there, at the opening
of the Suez Canal, the Empress found a
road mad; twelve miles long, across the.
desert, lighted with gas, slhacjed all the
way with transplanted- ti ees ; and half
way on was a palace for her repose. with
a second palace to entertain her at the.
Pyramids --all especially Made for this.
one journey. And, yet, mph is the kin-
ship of the times, that when the Khedive
. attempted to renovate Cairo by taking
stones from the Pyramids, he felt th,t
the rebuke of the press and voice. of
Europe could. not .be withstood, and 3 he
ceased to disturb these useless con in
drums. He is building an iron brilige
across the Nile, English work, which
will cost $12.00o ;000. The Suez canal
cost him $100,000.000. an fl is truly a;
partial success, as it fills up as soon as
neglected. and the screw fleet to pass
through it is yet small. Lesseps, its
executor. Mr. Butler beli ves to he one
-e of the ablest man in thew rid. and never
with less'thaa from half , million to a
mil: -ion of money lying up cin deposit.
The Viceroy is the owne of a narrow-
Ttia. e railroad from Cairo to Suez, 76
miles, and from .Alexandria to Cairo, :1:30
miles. He is now-btiilclitlg up the Nile
from Cairo 200 or 300 miles. He has a
navy. Mut his people.are wretched sailors.
He and his father . have made vast sums
of money in the slave trade, and his
I -eunuchs for the harem come from the
Bine Nile. Sugar.; indigo, tobacco and' r servant who
violentl
its escap
way. S
ions tha
high ant
sequent.
n are ma
fortun
y other
cede the
.eral orde
t no ch'
fo ni of cor
•eat or pr
—first
o self.
if
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pa
801
hi
18
ti
a
n
r
ti
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it
before it, wit
but, by the i
• reasonable
`.there was n
Is ority of the
statement t
deaf by bot
e, however,
ebukes of t
;reason, and
may be issu
(1.should ev
)e •al punisht
•,• ptor has -
th the child
1 no possibi ity
embrane ,iv•
re these con-
t. needed
on-t.needed e ' en
riter for he
tt many o ill-
s oil the ear 1t
that this • nd
e same or er
hence a s ter
d. to the int-nt
✓ receive ny
ent until he
opped to 1ea-
u d then v ith
17,
EXPOSITOR.
TAILORING lD GENTS' FURNISHINGS
'rofessor
ysiologic
ono hand
e he belie
4+ a of grog
d epipll y:
More, an
ion is elle
The natui
moves fro
ing. twent
es twent
h. tndred ye
1
fi
f
growing,
at is to sa
e years i
e years;
he man w
lives anywh
d ed years.
a century o
i.., because
holesome
wasp and
is healthy
e kills him
The Pro
ual halve
ese halve
nd age. 1
th year ; 3
is during-
rm ; virili
uring whi
fete, and
elle
s
e
t
t
c
11
S,b
`Th
There is .
ew `York
upied just
ineers.
irne with
igorously
rain, only
ny reason
Imes, lie le
d from hi
rack, or th ows himsel
otive while it is under full headway.
he engine r, who stol s to pick up the
upposed b is of lacer ted passetige , of
ourse finds nothing to -evard his sea ch,
leve that he as
ubstantiall th n a
anation that can
hat the ghost
d rector, and is
e it for the mur-
vhich. he eras
Y. Graphic.
f
e Age of 1 an.
�'Farracly a •pts Flour
t
heory that he age of
e years.: ' 1 e duration
to be in slued by
When • ice the bo
scare unite he body gr
it!is at tw• ty, • years
tel in man.
sliterminati, • of life is
the seveia points. - h
rears in gi o »ing, lives
rears-th. t is to say
: the ca • e is eight . y
es five ti i s eight yea'
orty yea s ; the hors
growing, a d, lives twe
lad so wit• other anim
Q does not • i with sick:
re from eig • to one h
Provident has given a
life. but h does not at
ood, gives l ceerits i nse seto his
ermits vex tion to ' dist
quipoise ; 1e, does not
ellf.
essor tlivid-sl life into
growth t1 decline,
into infant, youth, viri
fancy extei ds to the twe
outh to the fiftieth, bec
his time th- tissues bec
y from fift o =seventy -
h the organ sr4 remains c
t seventy- ve cld age c
t
r•
rs
1
`-
Railroa
new kind
`entral Rai
at present
e frequentl-
red signal
aving it
O . vanish
for` his co
ves his ar
body, by
Ghost.
of ghost on
r ad, who is
i
harrassing
-appears at n
lantern, and
togs the exp
rifhout assigl
Hatt. At o
s or legs, det
the side of
under the I
,$
Oar
of
he
ies
ws
his
ve
an
ive
ne
ars
is
ty-
als.
efts
ian
ain
in-
as-
irb
lie,
wo
nd
ity
use
me
ve,
m-
m -
the
oc-
en-
ght
by
ess
i ng
her
ch-
the -
co
nd is, comp
n over no
host. Th
e given of
as foreaerl
ow. u nderg
ers and
coessory in
lled to be
/ling more
only .exp
the affair
a railway
ing punish
utilations
the flesh.
a• artan
In the ole
• atriotic in
11 his days
itizens w
nidclle age
ivil and
hey ,were -e
eel around t
enei-ally sp
ected in Sp
• anifested
hould 1'
'paten yo
>achelor, "
Q inc the s time honor
'he. Roman 1L w pursue 1 the same poi
owat d achelors. Tey had to '1
ectal taxes lUncler Au
enacted bwhich old ba
ade incap, b1
devises of :a
their near -el
times it w
v. citizen to
I3y the S
o remaine
'dere exclud
ilitaey.
posed to p
e market
raking, ag
rta, yet t
owa.rd old
ake way
ith: to a
Fho will n
1•
0
is
oma,
s considered m-
reniain a bachelor
artan laws th • se
1 1 achelors a ter
d - row all ofii es,
t pertain fe. is
thl'c derision nd
it e. Althoti 'h,
w s usually i es -
is leeling was ot
achelors. �`t� by
or , you," said a
gr y -headed ; •lel
vei have &son to
when T am ole
extra and s
tus a law wa
elors were,
legacies and
except from
?,"
cy
ay
s-
11 -
of - acquir rag
estate by ill,
tives.
A CHILD
The Gazzett
az; a village
Ivrea to Aos
to (rather pl
cotton. are great staples of Egypt. and
the people have, no &inception of the
right of property. liberty or life.
" How many piastres do you pay the
Khedive 1" is the remark often address-
ed to a donkey conductor or mule {driver.
" So many." I•
"Don't you hate to let him have all
that part of your wages'" 1.. •
" Why," says the Ervlptia.n, "he is
our master. Whv shouldn't he take it
if he, wants to ?"—TITa',lu trtoti
caw Tribune:
04 "Getting Up." ,
Once you have fixed your hour of ris-
ing, keep o it with the more =firmness
because of
for this tri
tains in tl
magnetic
the difficulties to be overcome,
ublesome couch of ours..,con.-
e morning. such an amount .of
tuid that it keeps us back, 1
do not say against our will, but. with -a
not tmnlesing force whie.h fastens us to
the pillow 1 acknctwleclge we are now
A
]n the pre,, encs of otter most terrible ere- TERs : �Inrin, G per to
my, and our cls that enemy, When - r;3 to 5.
we would -nit it 'n the m orning it inns l Sehoolhoe rs froze 10 A. N
us with ti e artful tones of a siren, and
caresses u with jhe utmost tenderness.
It seems o say. ' VA
c=. n'hy leave me' Are M I LZ.
you not w 11 off h re ? It is" so cold out
of hed. T iere is ut one way to secure a
victory. and that is a prompt, flecisive
act, a mtli ary charge,_ a jump out of bed
Route the nem~ by a viKorous sortie.
and the en my is
a man wh has t
ARRIED OF
cl'Italia s
tion• the r
a, -a child en years old w
rats in ';he m untains.
had charg - of him hav
a ew moments,
a d J,carried of
s fr m the nei.
o w nt in Sea
f •he child fearfu
a t ;vas so affec
t :he was afraid
r' house, and
day
concealed in
; when discove.
ro • Munger.
at.
ad
AN EAGLE
sthat atD
leading fr
left him. alo e for
agle swoop.d
gild: Som s�ldier
oring fort 4f Bard
nd fo+and t e body o
utilated. he sery
y the niisfo tune tha
eturn to h - ' maste
ained _ for two da
reviee of ti :e rocks
she was nears {y dead f
in-
tn
nt
he
•
an
lie
h
eel
to
a:
ed
MIS
Organi
MUSIC. C
Kicld's Bl
PIANO IN
D MUSIC
,
cif St..Thoi
SS AND S
k, Main-st
TILE SC
OOL
LASS..
A. 1\T
as' Church.
LE T SCHOOL,
net, Waforth. -
O OL soon
m; bay School, frc
to IP 71.
In the Towns rp
ours. When I Meet THE
e courage to rise iat an Pelts' viz- Th 1
conceive a high of the fi runless of situate the Villa re of
lour -• feet Barr mill -stones, w'th e
Boxing Ears. chant bolts, and all the mac iner
LUA
PR
OR S
of Hay, Cot
t to
his
his charac er.—Airekbisbop ef Rhe-inea FLOUR 'MIL .1r -Large an co
n'S ea 'S' should. never be box- custom nnd merchant mill; -ith
nard boiler all in pod order Also
A. S.A.W 'MILL of late cOnstru
tes au minent surgeon in the
(F
vill d ubtless he Aceived by circular Raw. These mills ! hav
water supply, and are situ te i
Zurich, one of Har n's faSt-f isin
enile reader in the liaht of a
slistance from n, St tion of '
proposition, there ma. yet
ew parents ancl rural ipeda: Good timber abOunds at a
-horn the reatons for the abohe end the locality 4 one of th.
form f rebuke may be ,ht in- SAW P
seen. writes Professor Situat on Lot r,i,
Chilrlr
ed," so wr
Popular ,S
statement
self evideu
remain a
gogues to
tion of thi.
Hinton. th t the passage of the ear 18 of Hay, he mac
closed by thin u.embrane, especially tion in the spri
improved, with
pulse of t
the air to
then, can
membrane
compressin
any one de
the inemb
the passage
e
uppo
e mor
than
of th
igned
five means thin t,o bring the
lay arid forcilt down. upon
of the ear, th s driving the
and. with Ilothing but
it internally. What,
likely to injure this
sudden and forcible
air in front of it ?
of land, on whie
commodious out-
ing orchard, and
the. door. Thhi p
Exeterf Station
is the best saw -
o break or overstretch A good ba
has decided, to re
For further paiit.ic
on Lot 5, ConceRiuo
COD
hes
uo
ERT
ty of Huron.
etire from bn i-
ntim Mill Pio-
MILLS,
nriele
s three run f
gu
'in connection
tion; good m
iler, and lar e
villages, a sh rt
FL and B.
anent (listen e,
TY
20 herse-P engine and
ler boiler, t r with 25 acr
as a large f
on the L. and B. Railway, a
site in this part of the count
y be d, ad the Subscrib
4, Hay or, if by letter,
Ciro
wer
get
ame
splendid young ben r -
g sp 'ng 10 feet fro
ate hree miles fro
ir
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CLOTITI
AT
MPBELL'S
Fall Stock Now Complet tvery Department.
n 13000 Overcoats
-o
co
WHOLESA
TEA ES
SE
Tec
Lai
Li We have
CC
I< choice and
° TEAS, embr
0 varieties, all
uth of the Post -office.
E AND RETAIL
ABLISHMENT,
t present in Stock
U_ the Lowest
,Citent with goo
LU
CC
Lij merit ;the' co
cing upwards 'of 26 0
rro
of which have been
ted. As we sell alt rn
quality, We trust t‘
rn
posed in us the public.
COFFEES
machinerar on the Premises.
Class
•
and! Pea JacketS
GOOD BARGAI
S FOR CASH.
Firs
.0&" Remember ruy.Stock t Fall Surp4sses anything I have openr before.
WIILLIAM CAMP ELL. .
TEAS,
SUGARS FRUITS
AND CENERAL GROCERIES,
AT PRICES MUCH- LOWER THAN
HE CURRENT MARKET VALUE,
Is enabled to givii the public even
BETTER° BARGAINS THAN HERETOFORE.
The goods are now in stock, tutd the inhabit
get their share of the
Going at the Chequered Stor4i1.
•
LA
nts of Town and Country are invited to come and
If you wish to yo
ed Would advise. yo to do
from England are th, t Crocl
nearly double pricei We,
years' importation
.nearly the old price
the advanCe. Tea
selling from $3 to $
$2 50. China Tea
worth. Joseph Ro
prices, they having
stock of plated Spo
•
n hand
takin,
ets tha
•
all Shades of Colors at Low Prices.
'MONTREAL HOUSE.
DUNCAN
DUNCAN.
E HAVE much pleasUre in calling
your attention to our ,stock of Dry
Godds, Clothing, Gents' Furnishings,
Boots and Shoes, and Hats and Caps,
and with a view to firstela,ss value. and
will be found. replete with all the novel-
ties of the season in the various Depart-
ments, viz :
DRESS GOODS.
Baratheas, Crape Cloths,!
Pararnattas, Persian Cords,
Swiss Repp, Wool Plaids,
FiguxedLustres, _Russell Cords.
-FANCY DRESS GOODS GREAT
EMPRESS CLOTH, ALL
WOOL REPPS.
SILKS AND POPLINS.
We would draw especial attention to this
class of Goods, as we ladve secur-
ed more than. usual vidue in
:Black Bilk,s,
Colored Saks,
Poplins,in black an col'd.
,Tapawse Silks.
A CHEAP LOT OF WOOL SHAWLS.
IE
r cupboards, the uhdersigni-
ery and China have gon6
aving a large stock of last
will for a short time sell at
only a very small portion of
are now worth 4 we arp
Sets $2 less than they are noW
raised
ns, For
'on's Cutlery at exactly old
only 25 per cent. A fine
HICKSON
DERIICH
FouNDRY.
FRUITS, SP CES, MUST.A RD,
PICKLE, SAT CES, AND BRE4.K.
FAST ELICACIES, ;I
IN GRE 4.T VARIETY. II
BARLEY, PEA , RICE, SAGO, BIS-
CUIT, CORN FLOUR, TAPIOCA,
'NEW G
IST MIL
uTTITT,E thanking
T their liberal p
business, which the
wish to announce th
ed a pew
FLOURING
tronage in the the Saw
have heretofore carri
t they have recently corn
s for
Mill
let -
On the same premise as their eaw mill, the
-Far line Stanley, one mile sonth of Irama.
The Mill is fitted u in the best style, an can
turn out as good Flo as San be mannfae ured
any place. It is also furnished with a ston for
CH PPING7
Which- cart be done t any time.
' We are prepared to do both Gristing and op -
ping at any time, a d those who favor us "th
their patronage mav ly upon having their ork
done promptly and w 11.
Flour exchanged fo whe,at on usual terms.
806-13
Beg to inform th
STEAM ENGINES AND B
SA
public that t ey are prepared to contract for
ILERS ;a LOUR, GRIST, AND SAW MILLS
On hand—IRON AND OODEN PLOWS, with steel boards;
GANG P OWS, CU aTIVATORS, STRAW -CUTTERS, &c.
SUGAR AND POTAS KETTLES, GRATE -BARS,
WAGGON BOXES, &c.
COOKING, PARLOR AND OX STO 'ES, of vacious kinds.
SALT PANS M DE TO ORDER.
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS AND BLACKSIVIIT11.
BOILERS AND. SALT PANS R PAIRED ON SHORT NOTICE.
TW.WNTY TO THIRTY -HORSE POWER T BULAB BOILERS generally on himd for sale.
All orders addressed to th Company or ecretary will receive prompt olttention..,
A. 113DGE, Secretary and reasurer. H. HORTON, President.
•
TO THE PUBLIC AT .4A.RGE. SPECIAL -NOTICE.
Harness, Saddle andi Collar
0
SIGN OF T H
CC
LLI
•
SCOTCH COLLAR.
A choiceassortment of light and heavy Harness,
on hand. Repairing promptly atten4dd to,. and
charges moderate. Remember the place,sign of
the Scotch Collar. W. przyr,B.
CLINTON WOOLEN MILLS.
Tim Subscriber begs to announce that his Fee-
-L tory is now in full operation, and would call
atffention to the superior stock of Moths that he
has on hand, which he is offering at prices that
will convince all of the benefit of a local factory,
feeling assured that all will realiie the saving over
importation, as a proof, see the following prices :
Union Tweeds, 65e to 70e.
Fulled Cloth, 75e to 90e.
Flannels, 55e to 70c.
Union Flannels, 50e to 70c.
Also, Grey, Red, and. White Stocking Yarns.
My customers through the county, who were
formerly supplied by my peddler, will- be waited
upon in a few days by my son, whe will either take
orders, or supply them at °run with the article
desired.
Special itates when Purchased hy the
Piece.
Cloth Fulling and Custom Carding sttended to.
AN RARLY CALL IS SOLPaimii.
THOS. R. FOSTER.
GENEf3AL STA LE GOODS.
and Shee
nims, Grey and
Shirtings
ings.
OUR OVERCOATIGS, CLOTHS,
TWEEDS, AND GENTS' FUR-
'-.NISHING DEPARTMENT
Will be found on examination worthy the
atcention of the closest buyer, as will
also ourlstock in Beavers, PilotS, Presi-
dent Moth, Broad Cloth, Trowserings,
DoeskinS, tweeds, Parley Coatings, Vest-
ings Waterproofs, &c. Shirts, Ties,
_Scarfs, 13races, Collars, &c.
HATB, OAFS & FUR GOODS.
BLA*KETS AND FLANNELS.
Flanniels in. all Colors of Lancashire.
Saxony and Welsh Plain and Stripe
Shirtings. Printed Flannels.
BLANKETS—Our stock is very full
and of fikst-class value—White Blankets,
Brown Shanty Blankets, Blue and Brown
Horse Blankets, Railroad Wrappers—
Plain, Striped and Fancy
• UMBRELLAS.
Silk, Cotton, and. Zattilla—in all the
Latest 'London Styles.
Marseilles, Honeycomb and , Colored.
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A full assortment of Overcoats and
Pea Jackets, as well as Men's and Boys'
Clothing geiaerally. Special attention
paid to ordereclwork, all fits guaranteed.
BOOTS AND StIOES.
A.full stock of all seasonable goods in
Men's Cowhide, Kip and Calf Boots, and
ShoepaeAts ; Ladies' Goat, Seal, Satin,
Calf, tee. Misses' and Children's, in
full lines.
Yours, &c.,
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