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Proprietor.
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parts of the
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116.e. 18, 18'74.
RON,
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Canada.' of a red potato may grow plants- produc-
--By a fire in Tilsonburg, a very ac- ing white °P apotteaPotat°"8 ; Such case
-ave. and growing town, 17 merchants are recorded. This ia what. Darwin
and tradesnreu have been burned, out terms "bud variation" Ithas always
It is not so very long - since this, same . been ray Oen way in accounting for such
town suffered aeverely by firefreaks to charge- them as freaks of na-
_The mprohants, Bank, hail, opened -a tete, well blowing that there could be
branch in New York. -This makes four no mixitig of varietieti in such. manner.
banks frem Canada-ethe British, the
Montreal, the Commerce and the Ater-
ehants-aall repreaented -in the commer-
cial capital of the United States, and all farmers - meeting recently the subject of
occupying most prominent positions hi apples, one-half swee•t and the other half
that city. These banks all rank efirst. sour, was . infeug,4 up. A gentleman
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class," and their bills are quoted at the _present 'stated he ,:-. could procure such
same i.ate as those of Brown. & Belmont, `apples, and started for thenii but that
- the agents- of the RothschildaWe have particular tree had parted with its fruit,
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the the si)ectacle of the strongest banks, but anotherone was known, ,but, on
of what the Americans deem a remote tasting a fruit, the apple was sweet, an •
Province, assuming a position in this ether was tried, that was all sour, and it
chief monetary metropolis lAtbieli not one proved that no half sweet and half sour
of their own 3,000 banks can occupy. apple was found, but on the Sarni) limb
—The pr esent ministr y of Ne found- the apples -were indiseehninately sweet
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land is said to favor a system of denom- . or sour. . A, braneh containing ! apples.
irrational schools of the moat unlimited from that tree was sent to the editor of
kind, giving to each sect, Methodists; the New England Fanner, , and he testi
Presbyterians, Baptists, Roman Cathfies to the foregoing, and, therefore, I
ones, Unitarians , , "separate
_ &c., its owngive the above facts, on his autherity. •
should as soon think of finding differ-
ent varieties -of apples growing from the
same blossom. _Apropoe of apples—at a
schools. Tinder this system everyone
should be satisfied !
—The town of St. Thomas is now sup- half of each of which was sweet and the
plied with water works, after the Water- other half soer, this year bearing apples
ous system. They Work satisfactorY ; ,on the branches altereatelyl- sweet and
cost, $24,000 • sour, no half-and-half. Is there a mix-
-The Teeswater News says : •• "Our mg or only 'a variation or freak ?--- W. H.
village is- a differeut place this winter 1 1Vkit, W', Country &mge r
,
from what_ it was last. There is only . '------ieesa.--.-----
one Sunday in the weeknow, and all " Ba.ronaet 'Yount+ is again reported
other days are market days." This,. we -rather poorly, .as the Salt Lake 1 ribune
suppose, is the result of the railway prefers to put it, " age and disease, ag-
opening. , g:ravated-by the reffeetion of au ill -spent
—At the St. Andrew's dinner, in hfe, have notifiedthis old bad man. that
Peterborough, Cool Burgess, the well- his sands have run the cetirse of wicked- '
known " nigger minstrel,happened to ness•"
be preseut, and Was called on for a —4,-*-saa--
speech. He claimed to be a Scotchtnan, PR. LIVINGSTONE'S Memory is to be
bore in Inverness, where "she spokes honored' by the establishment, at the
the Gaelic," although he was brought up southern end' of Lake Isly-assa, of a
in Toronto. Re said he Was firat a, car- missionary and commercial settlement,
riage-painter, by tleft that business for
the one he now followed, thereby con-
siderably inereae ing his annual -receipts.
—Three hoge were brelight into Peter-
borough mark( t last week., by John
Sullivan, of D auro, which weighed re-
spectively 673, 447 and 340 pounds,
total, 1,465 pounds. The amount re-
ce-i ved. was $124 52.
—Mr.- Macnabb, Toronto Police Mag-
istrate, recently took occasion to de-
nounce the practice of displaying goods
outside of store doors and. -windows, say-
ing it was only putting tenaptaVon to
Now, who will account for this, a tree
which va-s rioted for bearing apples, one -
which will bear his name, and be used -in
putting an end to the slave trade in that
patt of -Africa;. This settlenient will be
the work -of the Church of Scotland nnd
the Free church.
A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure,
_ and instructime,"
HARPERS '0AtAit,
411ustrateil. .
Notica or the P-'-etie.1
The Bazar is edited with a ton ribution , of ta et
In any journal;
an of the great
i
steal n the way of the needy.. ' andtalent that we seldom; find
—le the Toronto Lunatic Asylum, end the journal itself ie ,the or
weld of fashion. ---Boston Travel
lea Week, a female patient, named Mrsl
N heBa8.zar commends itself to ewellElib.s em
, an n '
g igrant, .
"aleaceed the hou ehold—to the ehildre
with the notion that Inn- five :children's( pretty emicttiree, to the young ladi
souls would not be saved unles
., platosna endless variety, to the p
s she
her
by its patterns for the ehildr n'a clothes, to
self died some terrible death,' aet fire to eetereen lias by its tasteful -designs for em-,
her ciothing, and then knelt in devotion. broidere -slippers and luxurious dressing -gowns.
as-hile envEileped. ill flames. The fire as ,103fagit-t.etet 1 ee:edien
Igeenerei:ttegt tplimepBeiszltiraiseazauifi:Illya
extinguished, ,}1,1t the patient died early wide popnliirliy for III'fireside enjoyment .t.,'iii.-
er.
very member of
:by droll - and
by its fashion-,
evident matron
next morning after suffering great agovY. .‘`vezill'g
—To be born in a prison -cell, of a we.
:
man sentenced to be hanged on the 15th
Postage- Ercie to an Pilubseribers itt the
of January next, and from. illegitimateWaned Statcs.
pateruitv, was the hard fate of -a' male Herper's Bazar, One year.........-.. . .... 00
infant, who first t,b.w the light at Bath- $4 ineludes prepayment of U. S. postage by the
nrat, N. B., last week. Not the most
auspicieus start in life, surely, or an
es-ent likely to be thought of with pleas-
ure in after years. The mother in this
extraordinary ease is the wife of the
murdered man Pouline, and the father
was her accomplice, Gallian, who, before
execution recently, confessed to the
pateraity of the child. ,
—The Icelanders have become: core;
virtual that their country is too cold and
barren to live in, and it is possible that
au exodus of the whole population of
60;000 will take place. The agents of
tilt Dominion Government are trying to
induce an Icelandic immigration to Can-
ada, and so far have been, partially suc-
cessful. Some three or four hundred
Icelanders have already arrived, men,
women and children, and are temporar-
ily settled &urine the winter Oa the line
a the Victoria Ifailway, in the Construc-
tion of which work is provided for them,
and. the Govemnaent of On•tarin has erect-
ed for them temporary sheds to live in
while engaged in this work. They ex-
press themselves very well satisfied with
their position and the treatment they
have re7eived. In fact- they are aston-
ished. at the profusion into which they
have fallen,' and ome of them have
actually made themselves sick with the
quantity of fresh beef they leave eaten.
Eatinefresh beef appears to be a new
sensation for an Icelander:
--The house of Duncan. McDonald,
Martintown near Cornwall, was burned
last week. A little girl five years old
perished in the flames. The lire was
daused by the .explosion of a coal oil
lamp. More poor coal o-il, no doubt.
—A daughter of Hon. Mr. McPherson,
(.4
Toronto, is shortly to be married to a
German Prince, a relative of Her Mas
jesty the Queen.
— Paisley wants a bank., agency.
Grandiloquently, but truly, Says the
Paisley Advocate : Encircled by one
of the most fertile agricultural districts
in Ontario, standing far apart from other
villages, in the centre of a eountry dis-
tant`from. competing lines of railways,
with the station conveniently situated
within the limits of the corporation,
with numerous and excellent wateryriv-
lieges in the village and vicinity, with
more mills, machinery and manufactures
than any town in the country, Paisley
has no need to go a begging for anything ;
nor would we consider it much of a favor
for any of the best banks in the. Domin-
ion to avail themselves of such a good
chance to establish a branch."
-L-While Wm. Leadbeater, a farmer
living near Kincardine, was at church-
lastSunda.v, his children poured coal oil
over the cat and set it on fire. , Puss ran
into the barn and. set fire to it, and. it
was totally consumed. Loss, $800.
—The Waterloo millers haere decided
to increase the discount on ted chaff
wheat from' five to eight ,cents per I
imshel.
publishers.
Stdesciiptions to Harper's Magazine, Weekly
and Bazar, to one address for one year, 10;8or
two of Harper's periodicals, to one addrees for one
year, $7, pOstage free. ' '
An 'extra copy of either the Magazine, Weekly
or Bazar will he supplied gratis neer every - club of
fuse subscribers at $4 each, in one remittance ; or
six copies: for 820, without extra copy; postage
free.
Mack numbers can be supplied at any time.
The seven Volumes oi Harper's Bazar, foe the
years 1868, Of '70,171, '72, '78, '74, elegantly
bound in &eon morocco cloth, will be Sent by
express, freight prepaid, for $7 each.
Newspapers are not to copy this advertisement
without the 4 -press orders of Mawr & Drothers.
Address. HARPER & BROTHERS, Now Yoek.
AWORDTOTHEWISE
IS
SUFFICIENT.
THE beautiful weather of the past four weeks
has beeu reminding as that winter with cold
iey grip and mantle of snow will soon be heee.,
Prepare for It.
WILLIAM HILL'S
MAMMOTH •
CLOTH STORE
AND
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
TZif, Old Stand on the, Corners, Seaforth, is just
-1- newly supplied with a Fresh Stock of WOOL-
ENS of every imaginable description, suited to'
the tastes of the most fastidious, oeid adapted in
range and varietnto the wants of all—the liberal
and the economical.
OVERCOATINGS
In a.fl Shades from Black to the most beautiful
Drabs and Olives.
EnOish Worsteds,
d
French and English Vesting% yory superior,
Scotch end Canadien Tweecle,
.A, Lot of Goad Values lir the Dollar Tweeds,
tientlemen's Undershirts and Drawers,
Gent' Linen Shirte and Outside FlannelS,
Gents' Overcoats and Pea Jitokets,
Youths' Ovelcoaes and Pea jackets.
A LARGE STOCK OF
Youths' and Boys' Suits,
From 8 years old to 16 years old. Youth's Suits
to fit I3oys from 10 -to 16 years for $7 50. Boys'
Suits from $4 to $7 50.
This Line is a Speciality.
.11., Good Stock of the Armes Hats.
To insure customers promptness' in filling their
orders andtto prevent the vexations of delay, which
sometimes is, unavoidable, I keep constantly on
hand a large member of firet-class tailors. in-
tend to adhere after this ag fax as possibleto a cash
syhtem 'and small profits. •
Those in arrears on past years accounts are res-
peatfully,requested to pay up.
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W. CAMPBELL.
NEW PHOTOGRAPH. GALLERY.
ANDREW CALDER.
KS toinform his Mends and the public
T.T that he has fitted up in the best style, a new
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,.
Op Main Street, nearly oppoeite the Mansion
Hotel. • His aentratus is all new and of the most
improved kind, and from= his long experience as a
photogenpher he canguarantee satisfaction to all
who eavor him with their patronage.
Caine at once 'and' bring yonr children, Re-
member
CALDER'S New Photograph Gallery.
,N. B.—A itipply of .0eberne SeWing Machines
kept co/stain-In en hand and for sale. 358
EGG EMPORIUM
The subscriber- hereby -thanks hie numerous
customers (merchants and others) for their liberal
patronage during the past Severi years, and hopes,
by strict integrity 9,nd close attention to business,
to merit their confidence and trade in the future.
-e
- Having greaely enlarged his premises, during
the w ter, he is now prepared to pay the
I; I HI HESTCASH PRICE
1 , at the
For alai.quantity (legs
uantity of good fresh delivered
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EGG. EMPORIUM,
brain Street, Settforth.
Wanted by thesubscribez 25 tons of- good dry
clean WHEAT STRAW.
Stock -is kept constantly supplied with Goods suit-
able for the Season. To enumerate the thod-
sand and ono articles would be a tasktoo heavy e
vEAFORT14, Mareh 18, 1874.
for an advertisement, and quotang prit es it, no
indication of quality. To supply
Matters of Dispute.
As th the question whether potatoes
win roix in the hill, we have to combat
a seeming (on the part of some) certain-
ty. "For have I. not seen spotted po-
tatoes come from potatoes of a single
Color, when a white and a. red one were
planted in the same hill ?" or, perhaps,
some other equally great or greater vari-
ation. All such mixing, it will be seen,
is an utter impossibility of being really a
mixing, for in order that there be a mix-
ing there mast be a male and a female,
or a coalition of sees, and a. resultant
therefrom, and in this case there is none;
nature's laws are invariable in this !e-
gged. But that there may be.J
.variationf
from the original is quite.certam. we
examine.a potato, we notice it l).as many
eyes; these eyes are buds, and., there-
fore, grow plants, am. .1, -Now, it is not an
possible thing that one or more eyes
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Ts the constant anu of this house. Sonneyery
desirable lines, and of extra vane, will be found
in Ladies' Fancy Dress Goods, Shawls, Clouds,
Dreallast Shawls, Fax Sets, in Gents' Undershirts
and Drawers, 011,rdigan Jackets, Caps and Ready-
made Clothing,. A Fresh supply of those cheap
FLANNEL SHIRTINGS
Por which our customers have been -waiting. In
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THE MILLINERY STOCK
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Is contained the neivef3t styles and neateriale,
made up in the most artistio manner, atprices too
low for successful competition.
A Choice Lot of Red River BUFFALO
ROBES Cheap.
To get good articles ata low price, as cheap as
your neighbor can.bny, there is no plate like
W.BILL'S,
Opposite the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth.
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—SHAWL- FOUND.
-porno), (ih MONDAY, Sept. 28, on the Harm
-a: Road, beKweeir CarronbrOok and Itilihtown
samAttli woolen. -.The -owner
OILV hale the sataq b csfflng at the_.ExposnoR
Office, proving property and- paying fOr.this ad-
vertisenlent 856
WILSON.
328
SEAFORTH _PACKINC HOUSE.
SPECIA.L VALUE
THIS WEEK
IN
CLOUDS,
PROMNADE SCARFS,
BREAKFAST I SHAWLS
AND CROSSOVERS,
AT
LOGAN & JAMIESON'S.
•••••••••••••••••
1:t0331=trrSCDINT'S
STEAM CABINET FACTORY.
M. ROBERTSON,
1,Having fitted np a new Cabinet Factory, is now prepared to furrish
,LL. KINDS OF CABINETWARE.
Be would remind his friends and tbe publics generally that his FURNITURE is made of
SAW' -I. 0
- :COLEMAN & GOUINLOCK
Will pay the
Highest Cash Price
For au kinds of
SAW LOGS,
At their Mill, formerly JAMES, laLES, near the
Balt works.
CUSTOM 'SAWING PROMPTLY AT-
TENDED TO.
50 GOOD CHOPPERS
Wanted immediately to out cordwood and Logs.
Apply at the Salt Works.
858 COLEMAN & GOTTINIOCE._
WHO WANTS MONEY?
A. STRONG, SEAFORTII,
WillLoan Money at a LOW RATE OF INTER-
EST. either On Farm or 'Village Property.
Parties requiring 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 Insurance Company, of Toronto—
Fire and Life.
The Isoleted Risk Insurenee Company; of
Canada.
Terms as reasomble as offered by -any other
agent doing businessfor reliable Companies.
OFFIOE—over Strong it Habit. y's Greenly
Store, Main Street, Seaferth. 252
STOVES & TINWARE
Of all kinds, and in endless variety at
S WHITNEY'S
THOR9UGHLY SEASONED LUMBER .
Carmichael's Block, Main street, Seaforth.
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And by rirst-Olass Workmen. He would therefore invite all intend* pm -chasers to call and examine
bia Large Stock, and be convinced that his Goods are not onln Firet-Class, but quite as cheap as any 'COAL OL,
in the Market.' Also, a large stock of Pure, good and cheap, wholesale and retail at Mrs.
WHITNEY'S.
-
COFFINS CASKETS, BURIAL ROBES -OF ALL SIZES,
Constantly on hand, and a
FIRST-CLASS HEARSE
In oaten d awe. Factory and Wareroomeen 1.1e!'n Ste ect, opposite L. II. Corbc-y's Store. Residence
over L. Corbey's Store.
M.
rnromoressannewnwlmINEOPEP
ROBERTSON
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.
The Partnership heretofore existing between the firm
of Ifilloran & Ryan, Merchants and Grocers, is
going to be dissolved on the 1st of January, 175. All
parties indebted to the said firm are requested to settle
before that date. If said accounts are not settled, they
shall be placed in the hands of their Attorneys for col-
lection. All claims against the said firm are requested
to be presented for payment before said date.
Seaforth, Nov. 24, 1874.
UAL 11, ORAN A-, RYAN.
....1111011•11111•101111rOR
IMPOJ±E'A1TT TO
W A,N T E D ,
ralti HOGS, alive or dressed, for which the
e --'1•Y I" Highest Market Price will be paid, deliver-
ed at the Seaforth Cheese Factory. Apply to
w.s. ROBERTSON, ARRIVALS
E. HICKSON & Co.
Pork Cuttings, fic., for sale 8(32
SAMUEL TRQTT,
Manufacturer of
Machine Turned Butter Packages
Of a Superior Quality.
All orders, either 'Wholesale or Retail, Promptly
Filled.
SEAFORTH ONT.
SAW LOGS.
10,000 LOGS WANTED.
Hemlock, Pine, Elm, Maple, White Ash,
Basswood, Black Ash, Cherry arid
Butternut. ,
ARMITAGE, CARTER & CRAY
TNTEND erecting a first-class Baw rnill on their
premises, in rear of Gray, Young & Sperling's
Salt Works, Seaforth, and are now ready to receive
and pay
CASH ON DELIVERY
Por any quantity of the above kinds of logs.
Parties having logs to sell can obtain the neces-
sary information from Mr. 'R. GBATIAM, of the
late firm of Govenlock & Graham, at Sharp's
Hotel or at the yard, where he will receive and
scale the logs.
Custom TVork, will Receive Prompt
:Attention.
ARMITAGE, CARTER & GRAY.
N. B.—For teains coming from the west on the
HuroaRoad and Hullett, there will be a good -win-
ter 'road direct from the Huron Road Road to the
Mills, this aividing the necessity of gOingraund
by way of Beafortir. 863
LARGE
AT THECHEQUERED STORE,
OF
Teas, Sugars, Liquors and General Groceries,
Which were bought on very favorable terms and will be sold off
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AT PPICES WHICH MUST PROVE KATISFACTORY TO CUSTOMERS.
„ea.
BACON, HAMS, FLOUR AND MEAL
OF TII• BEST QUALITY
LOCVS 29/ Stock at the Cheviered Store, Main Street, Seafortli.
JAMES MURPHY.
MIEMIIMMONOMMANNTIMOVOIONIO.1.1110SDNOM
SEAFORT-1=1 FOUNDRY.
JOI-IN
NOPPER
CUSTOM WORK
Of all kinds promptly attended to and neatly exe-
cuted.
308 MRS. Wee.ITNEY.
TO THE. PUBLIC AT LARGE.
• W. H. OLIVER,
Harness, Saddle and Collar
MANUFACTURER,
BRAPORTH.
ISHES to inform the farming community und the public generally that he has leased t he
to manufactnre all kinds of
SIGX OF THE SCOTCH COLLAR,
A choiceassortment of light and heavy Harness,
Whips, Bells, lorse Clothing, &c., kept constantly
on hand. Repairing promptly attended to, and
charges moderate. Remember the place, sign of
the Scotch Cellar. W. 11, OLIVER.
BRUSSELS FURNITURE STORE.
A. DUNCAN
B13GS to announce to the inhabitants of Br118.•
sels and .surrounding country that be has non-
stantly on hand a large and well selected
- Stock of Imported a9td Home Man-
ufactured
FURNITTJRE
Of an descriptions and at prices that will defy
competition.
ORDERED WORK
' AND
Repairing Promptly Attended to.
SHOP—One Door north of Hays' Het I, Brus-
sels.
360-12
ALEX. DUNCAN.
THE
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
DR.
WILLIAM
GRAY'S
Before Taking. Alter Taldng.
SPECIFIC MEDICINE
UNDRY f Cures all Nervous Diseases, such as Tremors, De -
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SIIAFORrli FO or a term of years, and refitted it throughout. He is now prepared
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
SUCH AS
Straw Cutters, Plows, Gang Plows, Drag Saws,
Includiag the TOTMAN, which is the best 2 -horse Saw in use.
ALSO MY IMPROVED PITT'S POWER.
BUILDING AND ALL OTHEI? CASTINGS
Turned out on the shortest notice.
Mill, Engine and other Repairs done -with Neatness and Dispatch.
A CALL SOLICITED.
Witty, Prostration &e., -which, in many cases, are
produced by over indulgence in the use of ac-
coaild alcoholic spirits; but the Specifie Me,dieine
is more especially recommended as an =failing
cure for Seminal Weakness, Spemiatorrhes, Im-
potency, and. all diseases that follow as a sequence
of Sell Abuse, as Loss of Memory, 'Universal Lassi-
tude, Pain in the Back, Direness of Vision, Pre-
mature Old Age, and many other diseases that
lead to Insanity or Consumption and a Prema-
ture Grafve, all of which, as a rule, are first caused
by deviating from the path of natum and over
The Specie Medicine is th.e result of a life
study n1)43311131 years of experience in treating
these special diseases. Full particnlars 1 our
pamphlet, which we desire to send free by Mail to
every one. -
The Specifielfieditineis sold by all Druggists
at $1 per package, or epaelcages for $5, or will be
sent by mail anreceipt of the money, by address-
ing
WILLIAM 'GRAY & Co.
Windsor, flit.
Sold in Seafoith by E. Hickson & Co„ S. 13.•
Roberta, 11. Damsden, sad by sal Druggists. -
NORT13.110P & LYMAN Toronto, Whole.sale
JOHN NOPPER Dealers. Mow