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orders entrusted
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BUGGY
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vial reed, and satfis-
Attended to.
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creat P:iltridlge`s Md
ely renma><teti, and
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to All.
very liberal p.atron-
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call and see our
satyr be found, and,
RE & CAMPBELL.
Y Al D s.
d.Gl ON ALD
ie that they have re-
rtl tO- the rut between
dr- 3(:urks and Mar-
,
Lana ar gdad/d aiseat-
T11.I'I; dlrea:sttl and.
ND SHINt LES, all of
ref, at the ht -rest pos.
;. On handl any quantity
ftudl it to their advan,
itdl ascertain our prices
as we are iea t position
ash purclaaadrs.
•El. tdi .11ACD0\ LII?.
ORTER,
Excuge kruker.
SEAFORTH.
Oi° �.
but a fact.
.d rieatn. Silver at cur-
ey on good tam prop -
amt lather- Ivd t ei'es
ter; per tent,utterest
.qtd a as Ifou-aes and
dl wu iin3 to sell quick
lacnteand d)l brick.
F ttr , and it sol
# Tech ea
a+hove capital, wcincler-
• r wants, wishes and
1. he we'll bast. v41:
.COMI\TGA,•
F10o.�rks,
�ituber of CUTTERS
ld"la fc,r r.-ork_inan;.hip
:tealoy those of the
eta number of
EiGHS
I}(1.1-:+l.h<.lt t S-
eat'c.f the best ma
iaaal. Itenatmbd: • tla
La
• rod... friends arae the
1repared to fill all
e
Table Tops,
'et( (i• kI (h fj'&r•,
to :.:ail caanejt be
leCaillezteta Hotel,
=r T, SEAFORTH.
FOit SALE.—
is is for sale. This '
h ilsliilr of Hullett,
znil]t producing io-
i3 oouiplete and in
ld cheap. , ,Also for
arronbrook Cheese
ROBERTSON',
Seaforth.
Vateh, leo. 7,&11,
s and Powell's HO
ad to the subserb-
:r'a .7ewehr Stora,
SOS: DAVIDSO:N.
t
JAN. 5,1
Prentice as righter.
'string his journalistic'careerPrentice
had. trtt least a dozen per stinal combats, in
some of which he hadvery narrow es-
capes, and in two or three be was slight
ly woanded. He was a rtood marksman,
and what is more, entir ei' cool and in
_trepid in the presence of danger; so that
he had the advantage over excitable,
not to say somewhat timorous, men.
A will:ngness, almost an alacrity, to
fight when put upon spared him many
conflicts ; and he often declared if -lie
had not shown a decided disposition to
resent insults and to stand by his own
word, that he would have had, to wear a
false nose, to gratify his enemies' incli-
nation to pull it. There are men whoa-
it is safe to assault. Prentice . was not
one of these, .and. he did not wish to have
it so understood.
He was nohin the least considerate of
the feetiags or sensibilities of those per-
sons hebad a reason to dislike. His op-
ponents did not forbear him, nor did he
forbear them: - He gage as (roodas he
received, usually a Iittle better. His
mode of treating what is _named in the
South the private quarrels of gentlemen
may be judged in this (his) acct.lu4 of an
stray in Lexington, (July, 1835) among
sews 'al members of his craft .
qtr. Trotter, without provocation,
atte nptd:d to shoot Mr. ('lark in the
stre ,t ; the parties ex.dihringed shots twice
without effect. Mr. O'Hara, a friend, of
Mr. Trotter, -made an attack upon Mr..
Bryant, the associate of Mr. Clark ; Mr.
Bryant gave Mr. O'Hara an effectual
cudgelling, and then lard his cane over
the head and shoulders of Mr. Trotter
till the latter cried for quarter. There
the matter ended,_ Mr. ('lark retiring to
while in brown shirtings the foreigners
are better off. Rent for' four -roomed
tenements is from two to four times
cheaper than in Great Britain, and on
the Continent than in Boston ; in
Austria fifteen times cheaper. l3oard
also is from -once and a half to twice as
cheap in Europe and Great Britain as in
Boston."
• ��s
MAN'S INDEPENDENCE. - Man relies.
far more than :he is aware for comfort
andhalipiness ori woman's tact anti
management. He isso accustomed to
to these that he is unconscious of their
worth. They are so delicately con'eealed
and yet so ceaselessly exercised, that he
enjoys their effect as he enjoys the
light and atmosphere. Ile seldom thinks
how it 'would be with him. 'were they
withdrawn. He fails to appreciate what
is so freely given. He may be reminded
of them now and then ; may complain of
intrusion and interference, .but the
frown is swept away by -a gentle hand,
the murmuring lips stopped with. a car-
ess, and the management goes on.
s
QVEEN VIC'roRIA.—Hc•r Majesty has
admirable personal dualities. She • is
honest, straightforward, conscientious,
eager to do her duty, and fond of simple
healthy pleasures, She made her Court
the most moral in Europe :by driving
grimy characters from it with indigna-
tion. The complaint of Society that she
spends too much - time in the Highlands
and at Osborne, Vint -she holds few draw-
iug-rooms, that she takes little pleasure
in balls and other frivolities, is really a
high tribute to her good sense. Her
Majesty; will doubtless have observed
that is not the really Liberal or Radical
part of the people svho have complained
reload his pistol, Mr. Bryant to procure
a new cane, and 1Iessrs. Trotter and of her retirement, but the mere butter
O'Hara to gest their heads mended." flies of fashion ; the poor things that
Troller (George James), then the edli imagine Heaven itself to be au eternal
tor of the Kentucky Ga ettc retorted inseries of drawing room receptions.—L+x
his columns upon Prenticeina virulent cl»tirtct •
article, closing with something like these es -
word " The infamy of George 11.
Prentice is notorious. He is shunned by
all honorable men. The mark .of Cain is
Orr his brow," OLD ESTABLISHED l
Prentice's sole rejeindex in the Journal '
ASIESIIMIMMUMNRIOG
THE
THE HURON
•�.P�?ITO��
was
"ler. George Ja>ines Trotter says that : ACRICULTORAL IMPLEMENT
the mark of Cain is on our brow. We
don't, know about that; but we do know
that the -nark of cane is on his back."
Of eon rse this nrnle Trotter .a theme
for laughter, and burning with rage he
went to Louisville withthedeliberate
intend to shoot Prentice on sight. Dis-
covering
is-
corering the chief of the Jordrnal on his
way to the office, he pulled his. pistol
without notification, and fired. upon
Prentice, oirly a few feet distant, wound-
ing him on the breast. Prentice, quick
as thought, leaped at Trotter, caught
him in has arms, took away his Weapon,
threw him powerless to the ground; and
drew a bowie -knife.
Meanwhile a crowd that had lathered
cried out, "' .,till the scoundrel ! Kill
him on the spot."
Prentice simply said, : " I cannot take
the life of a disarmed and helpless man ;" To the fact that he has on hand a T.ii ' Stock
and rete:.sing his hold put ftp his knife of 'those -hell-:known
and walkef away amidst enthusiastic
cheerscheers evoked, by his magnanimity.—
• Junius HemriBrowne, in Ilarper•'s ,terga
zine far Taal teary
Where Hair Comes to a Head.,
EMPORIUM,
S E A Q 0, T2, T :E
O C. W I LLSO N
DESIREh TO CALL TRE ATTENTION OF
FARMERS
STRAW CUTTERS
AND
A correspondent of the Philadelphia, i GRA LIT CR USIIEThS,
Pres?, writes d" I have recently learned }
some interesting facts respecting a manu-
facture in 1Nthich. every female head :
throughout the land is ,interested, name-
ly, the preparation of human hair and �a ere ed"G 11IAG'LII_1a
its trausformatiou into switches, ring -
lets, &c. The largest estal:lish'nent of
this nature in- the world exists in i;cr- • WERE
many. Is is situated in to-`• ri called HORSE , , ` f
Wetzlar in the valley of the Lahn. It is
the depot to which traveling collectors of
hair bring their wares to dispose of, and 1 .
so extensive are their transactions that. All ni lantlfactureal b1 D. MAXWELL, of Paris;. "•
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their wares are arranged in Lades, each r .
containing three or foul hundred pounds ;_.- - . - - 1
driving all.
, kinds of ltaehint.ry, such as Straw Cutters, Grain 1
ROOT J UTTERS
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BRIBERY.
JOHN A's SHOP CLOSED. CAM-
ERON SWAMPED. THEIR
STOCK BOUGHT {T TOO
DEAR. BUT AS
ROGERS
1 �LiYS for Cash, be can for this week offer the
following fir st-cars NEW GOODS at ma-
noanical prices..
of hair. These bales each cor,t:aut a These horse powers are suitable for di g ,
heterogeneous mass of human locks of ereshees and Sawing Machines.
every shade and texture, from raven
black to flaxen blonde, from horse -hair .
eoarseness to silken fineness. This is the .
material in the rough, and very dirty and 1
disgusting are often the peasant -grown
tresses when brought into the factory. t MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
But fear nothn:re ladies afair, respecting
the cleanliness crf your alien locks ; all
the hair is thoroughly boiled before being
placed in the hands of. the work -girls,
of whom (0(1 are employed in this esstab-
lishnieoi The hair, when dried, and SEWING MACHINES
smoothed, is then carefully sorted. ac-
cording to color and length. Good brown
hair of average length is worth about 47
per pound. ; the highest -prized. hair is
pure white,long tresses of which are sold, - -
not by the pound, but by the single hair,
each hair being -Valued at about half t
cent. The most valuable of the natural .
huesis a pale gold a switch of that
color was uislaloyed, t•alued at nearly
` The . tit'all takes the lead, over 5030 of them ],awing
:x 100, even iii, that wholesale' mart.
1 sole the (.agent- within thelast .� months.
AND
On handl as t. uul.
T1II� 1''L O P E.i Z;E
leen sU - 1 ' - �'
crat cariosity there was a switcl, of -
Fight bi ea ii hair measuring six feet iii:
BRUSSELS FURNITUItE STORE.
length, audl fur which :100 had. been
paid to the original oil ai:r thereof ; this •
unparalleled braid is not t -i be sold., hut
is to be reserved for exhibition at our A. U O A 1 V
Centennial."
The Cost of Living.
Valuable statistics iti regard to the °
cozurpa:r•aTird' coat of living in America and
Europe are giveri in the last llassaclrte.
setts Labor ,report : Oee dollar -will
buy 20 pounds of {lour in Boston, 1 or 2
pounds ntatrc in St; vend Kurt pear sea. -
port.•, but the same or considerably less
in a n rajcarity of the ,-laces compared :
-In Boston l will buy :5.56 1,onirds of
fresh beef, roasting piece. In no place
in England will it buy so much fry a
pound, or more, and in Europe still- less,
Copeubaaeti being the only place given -
where it lriIi fatly more. Butter in
Europe averages a pound, more to the
dollar than here, cheese less by more
than that, except in a. feW spots. As far
potatoes, they are cheaper here tliaii in
England, and dearer them in Ireland or
Gerrnarty._ sewn or eight pounds -of
parr: for a dollar are sold lre:r e, and not
much Over half as much can be obtained
for that Burn in England, or Europe, and,
nowhere as mucic. In rice, milk, and
eggs, they have the advantage of us. 't'.ea
•costs less here than in England,, but more
than on the continent. With !coffee it
is abonct the same, though the ddiffer'ence
is little. In euga,r the British :ire a lit-
tle better a off, 'the Continentals a good
deal worse: Coal is cheaper here
than in Germany, ;dal dearer than.
in England'. llerrirnac or common
Erintsfi :are cheaper here than anywhere in
n land or Europe. `Boots are about.
►enerall .s cr
the here ere as there, b y Ieak
ing.. There are -but two or . three places
in England or the Continent where
brown aheetings aro cheaper than here,
BBGS to aunounee to the ii habitant of breis -
1J sels and surrounding country that he has con-
stantly on hand a large and well selected -
StOek (t 1mportetl cold Home ,llcert-
l rj(bcti! red
FURNITURE
Of all dca-eril.tions and. at prices that will defy
. competition.
ORDERED WORK
_Sa 1)
lPJiccit•i ty 1'3•Uartl)tlrJ Attended 10.
SHOP—One Door north of Hays' Hotel, Brus-
sels.
860-12
ALEX. DtJNC_AN.
1050 yards. BLACK LUSTIES, (noted
Cron Brand) 2a5c to $Oc per yd.
630 yards COSTUME SERGES, 25c to
50c per yard.
571 -yards BLACK SILK, 75c, $1.00
$1.25, $1.40 per yard.
763 yards :MOURNING- GOODS, desir-
able material.
GRAY, ,YOUN SPARLING,
EVERYTHING IN THE LINE
Ol'
G- 0 0 D S,
D1 P, Y'
TO BE HAD AT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'
CHEAP CASH ,<
SORE, i
SE &FORTH:
GENERAL DRY GOODS
AND GROCERIES,
FARMERS' STORE, SEAFORTH.
REMOVED, REMOVED.
Owing to the Increase of Business BELFRY &MAY have been obliged to remove to a larger shop.
With many thanks for thepatronage of our numerous friends and customers in the past, we hope tO ,
do a still larger business in all kinds of
Harness, Saddles,; Our Buffalo Robes
TRUNKS,- •
1s a�laa Will be opened in a few days.
VALISES', BAGS, , cyALL EARLY BUY Illll �
AND SATCHELS. $ C13EAP.
Oair HORSE CLOTHING, for the winter, is well assorttad, natal great bargains will be tri-cn. Any
- amount of SLEIGH BELLS, WHIPS, CUR1IYCOM13S, BRUSHES, &c.
„Special pecial atteutiongiven to IIORSE COLLARS. Our determination is to make onr -work satisfactory
to all who patronize ns. SHOP known as .LOGSN'S OLD STAND, opposite Scott's Brick Block,
-Main Street, Seaforth.
BELFRY cSz; MAY, Saddlers.
COME ONE, COME ALL,
AND BUY YOUR
HARNESS
FROM
J. WARD, • SEAFOR ia.
GENUINE
FRENCH BRANDY
a
AND
PURE PORT WINE,
I beg to state for tho information of farmers and the public generally, that I .have as good a stock of i
Harness on hand as any in town, and 1 am determined not to be nmderaroldby any otherestablish= !
mentiu the County.
BELLS and HORSE BLANKETS:, all kinds, constantly on hail-,. _also TRUNKS and General
Furnishings.
A.. TPLIAI:
513
J. WARD, .
Main -Street, Seaforth.
IMPORTANT TO.THE PUBLIC.
The Partnership heretofore existing between the firm
of Kiil(orai & Ryan, Slerehants and Grocers, is
going to be ddissolved on the 1st of Jaauuary,1S75. .L'1
paerti.es indebted to the said firm are requested -to settle
before that date. If said nacounts are not settled, they
shell be placed in the hands of their Attorneys for col-
lection. All clauns against the said firth are ret ueated
to be presented for payment before said date.
Seafortu, Nov. 24, 1874.
tilL!',0R.t. T &-Rim.-
93 WOOL SHAWLS, -from $2.00 up.
MILL,
1267 YARDS '1'4 THE PUBLIC: AT LARGE, 1SEAI,,OI;TI3 I'LA.NINCr _
FANCY FLANNELS,
35c,, 40e, 45e, 50e,-peryard.-
869 YARDS
SCARLET AND WHITE FLANNELS,
FULL RANGE.
:3040 : �. e P.D,S
Cd
DIAN COTTONS
,!LAIN AND TWILLED.
23 DOZEN
CLOUDS,
.‘LL -COLORS,
DOZEN
WOOL HOSE
Scarlet, Grey, Brown, and White.
TWO BALES
BLANKETS,
$2.25 to $6.50 per paii.
SIXTY-THREE SETS
GERMAN MINK FURS
From .8.75 per Set
W. H. OLIVER,
Harness, Saddle and Collar
IIANLF ACT>3REI
_ L I11 -,5'T., SEAPORT/I.
Vl
ORDER.
SIGN OF THE'. SCOTCH COLLAR.
A choiceassortment of light and heavy Harness,
Whips, Be11 ,Hors 0 Clothing, &e., kept constantly
ern banal. Z epairin:, promptly etteu,lcil to, anal
charges m.dlerate. Remember the plaec.asign of
the Scotch Collar. W. H. OLIVER.
`l'H
GREAT REFORM.
The Greatest Reform the t has ever been made is
in the prices of ,
TEN DOZEN CORSETS Furniture and Undertaking.
- 50 cents to $1.50 per pair.
CLOTH AND FUR CAPS!
50 cents to X10.00.
TWEEDS, .BROADCLOTHS, ETC.
A FULL STOCK.
All Goods sold at Lowest Prices.
T. JOHNS &.c0.1
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
FOR
MEDICINAL PURPOSES
AT
JOHN S. ROBERTS'
rP 1Ts subscriber begs leave to thank his numerous
l customvers.for the liberal patronage extended to
him since cornrnenci►ag busincst, in Seaforth, and
trusts that he may be f ivtared, with a continuance
of the same.
Parties to build, world do well to give a
hint a call, as he will oontuine t o keep on band a •
large stock of all kinds of .
DRY PINE TX..\.ILEll,
DOORS,- BLINI),S, MOULDINGS,
SIIING LES, Lft, ETC.
He feels eon filent of giing.tisIacLion to those I
who May favour him with their patronage, as. n o» c
but first-elassworkriten are employed.
�:
l�Particnlarattcutivau paid to Custom Pl Planing .
201 • JOHN II. BROADFOOT.
Have reduced the prices one-half, aucl have done
away altogether with extortionate prices. Is it
not to your interest to l:atronize them.
• ALL' KINDS-0E-
R.
.INDS 01?
R. P. ROGERS: ,
SEAFORTH MILLS.
THE undersigned having purchased the Seaforth
Mills are now prepared to pay the highest
market price for fall and spring wheat delivered
at the mills. Mr. Wm. McDougall is onr buyer
on Seaforth market. Flour, bran and shorts,
middlings and screenings at retail as formerly,
and delivered in any part of the town. Flour
and bran exchanged for farmers' lyrists on usual.
terms. A. W. OGILV'IE & CO.
84"i. W. GAY, Agent.
KEPT IN STOCK.
STRAW CUTTERS,
T1-3OM AS 1117 11N ET1'
Has been appointed, agent f u tir:rforth ma aic:n-
il r fur the Celt bratd.al
DEXTE-R STRAW CUTTER,
1tanut's etnreci by A 3VurrL.\w, of Paris, Ont.
These Cutters are aeknoa.:waged to be the best and
cheapest—cheapeat beeanse the best—cradle. They
have invariably taken first pri..cs wind ;ever shown.
.U1 orders left et
� i
Lrr.nnscleit,, Drug ..Vote, �Seajui•tk-,
Will be promptly } 11rd1. Speei,aen machines can
also be sem at the same place.
THOMAS Bri3NETT. Agent.
THE
HURON PLANING MILL,.
1JBSSR1S'. Y ct- SCOTT
BEG 10 ,uino nee that they have commenced
imsiness in the Shop lately oeeupied by Mr.
Martin, anal are u_prepared to fill orders for
cites, Doors, 13lincle, �llortl 7zgs',
They are also prepared to
Furnish. Funerals With Everything Re-
quisite, -
.And to attend personally with their Hearse.
T. JOHNS & Co.
Lumber taken in exchange for Furniture.
And all kind:; of planed lumber.
DRUG STORE,
OPPOSITE
THE MANSION HOTE_ .,
1
AIN STREET',
$EAFORTF-E.
N EW C.ARUI- 1G ;7E
AND
WAGON WOR
M 1TC-H ELL12
McPNAIL, HENNICKE
& E:DWARDS
Desire to inform the public that (Li y ba-ve com-
raleneed the manuftett:rr • f
CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES,
PHAETONS,
ROOKAW AY S,
DEMOCRATS,
- HEAVY AND LIGHT WAGONS,
Built from the very best material, in a -wan knuin- -
# like nanmer, end in the latest styles, -;hick, for
durability, lightness of draught ante t;Iii iL, saannot
be surpassed.
All work intrusted to us -dill bc- cze.-udr-d with
1 promptness, and at REASONABLE RATES.
ALSO L. ATH AND SHINGLES. 1
CHEESE BOXES AND SETTERS,
FARM GATES, i3A1 RACKS, &e. -
•
A good stock of Seasoned Lumber on handl.
Factory audl Lumber Yard on Godcrieh street,
nenr Main street. -
flg Sawing and Custom Plauivg neatly done.
1 A. G -BAY. W. B. SCOTT.
Special Attention givcaa to Repairing.
Call at our shop, south of the 3larket anal see
fOr yd►an:-selves. 356
MONEY ADVANCED
ON Mortgage Security, in such atone aril for
such periods, and repa$lble in .sn:•I3 rurnner
ea the applit;ant way desire. Apply to
s•Prta2 A. G. McllJO it GALL, Seaforth.
ROOMS TO LET.
To ,T T J',number of comfortable:•oOras on the
a aec'oradl mat of Scott,e B1oake Apply to E.
liOLIdE s'itia or to itOSTR' ' SCOJ r.