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IN HIR ERZ
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Thernotchnits in Ohba%
in libitum's] ".From New York to
Thai" I was rending lately What he saw
ie
- e v.hatclIil3githe usual m.ethods i
n Southern China. It i
di great fro
%dice that it truck me at being avel
•orthy of reproduction in the retbane
n On our return from thc Gardens w
topped at an e -hatching stablishment
This wasa large woode II/ern-shape
buildine on the iver bank. The eggs ar
ur
eliast'ed out o the prod. ce boats tha
Peein'e down the river, and are here artie'
ficii4l3T hatched., The proees employed
is singular, as ung only the natural heat
of the egg, and Is as follows ; Large bas-
keta, each twice] the size Of :an ordinary
barrel and thickly lined. with hay, to
prima theeloss of heat, are _filled with
he eggte, and. then careful y: closed with
a *sent -fitting cover of misted straw.
Ttee eggs- are no v left for hree days, af-
ter whielr they aro reinovcd fromthe bas-
ket and replace in diftere t Order—those
eggs which were before o i the surface
hems now on the 1owes tir. At the
end_ of three d ys more the position of
the egeis is again altered, and so on for 15
days after whichtime the eggs are taken
oat
days,
the basket and plae d on a shelf in
another apartment, and covered, with
bran. Inthe e , urse of a lay or two the
chicken bursts its shell and makes its way
out of the brau, being at :once ;taken
charge of by anattenclant who is always
on the Wittell, Thc whole secret of this
process is m the fact that the animal heat
of the whole rna s of eggs eing retained
by the basket, which is foiined ofanateri-
als which do not conduct caloric, is suffi-
cient to support the animal 1' e of any one
partieular cp.-, t4i.d to foster, its develop-
ment, This . iip the only • egg -hatching
process I ever heard of which did not re-
quire artificial heat. I shoals' think it
might be practiged in America in gum.
mer." It Seems to me that it would be a
good platqto try the Oiiiiia Mailed. Let
the basket be lined with an old Cotton Of
woolen comforter, anything to retain the
animal heat, tnd let the eggs be changed
in position every three days' fo,r 15 days,
then laid upon herves, and dry bran put
overthem. I apprehend the temperature
should be kept s uniform as;possible, and
well ip to suininer heat. ',rile experi-
ment is worth a trial._ I have_klioWn
chiekens hatehild. in cotton or wool kept
near a cooking tove, so I am prepared to
believe the pra tiee, of the Chinese has
merit in it. Martin -says ; " Thousam ls
Of ducks are ha ehed in Glibia by artifi .i.
al warmth, 'the e being laid in boxes kf
sand which are laced on a brick heart
a proper temperature -being maintained
around them nbtil the dueklings conse
from their shells," Her refers to the
northern portion of the Empire. -100r,
X, Y. 'Tribune, 1
a Decree and ilnal ortler for
- the Court of Chancery foa
Jackson vs. -Ward, end bea.ring
he Fifth day or septerabor,
rwents-Fifth day of -runef A. D. -
14- obi in one 104, by Public .kue.
robation of the Maeter of the
!rich, by JOSEPII 1?. BRINE,
e COMMERCIAL HOTEL, in
lAFORTS, On SATURDAY, the
I tember, A. D. 1,875,at 12 o'clock
ER lands, viz.: The South East
mber Twenty -Eight, in the See-
the Township of -Itibbart,
It, containing 1,10 aerea, more or
ieseribed as follows-: Caramel:le-
;est Corner of said Lot, thence
thence One litmtlred and 'Pwen-
antilei with the lloundery iine,
la East, thence One Hundred
South to the place of begin. •
; an cleared and fenced, and fit
'he soil is a good clay loam.
laud a small log house and
iota three railea from the Town
bout four miles 'from the Vit.
dc, both goo d marketa mid the
ea are good. The la•nds will be
certain regiatered mortgage
ra. Curry & McDougall, upot.
t due the sum of 04.1 or there.
.tser w.11 be required' to pay
l!!tirs' Solicitors, at the time of
[,10 pf.r cent, Of the purchase
l:,iance of such purchase money
of Chancery, to the eredit of
hin one month frora the day of
est, when he will he entitled to
to be let into possession ;
111
conditions of sada shall be the
of the Court of Chancery,
1 information may be ob.
to the said Auctioneer, and
itors, at their o-ffice, in the
,orth.
this 80th day of June, A, D.
b 31acDERMOTTI-
Alaeterat Goderich.
Vendorstiqicitore. 400-4
MERCIA[ LIVERY,
PORPH,
y in retiring from the Livery
eaforth, beget to thank his no -
their 1ibcrJ pritronage, and to
aivosed of it to /dement. MAT-
aN and DAVID MeNAUGH'T,
rprietora Ftle inllY competent to
hi it ehettld bEI MS, and in a
tire satisfactien, he would, in
mending hag suceeseore to the
r them the setae generons pat -
been extended ita hint for the
T11031A8 DELL.
Oli••••••
erietorship ofBllrsCoamrcLa1
!tilt the subaeribers would state
ceptng nothing but first-class
, and good etantfortable, styliala
-talsonaltie. Regular canto/nen,-
Travelere liberally dealt with
. -
the tableor at any of the
ttended to. (Mice and Stables
Jon Agrieultaral Implement
[tercet. ,
mow:max 6: 00,
SEAFORTH
FACTORY.
MS (SC LUIFt
!Q,f the Seaforth Primp Factory,
th( public thet all the punipe
!hen are bored with Porterlt
4nr, which bores. perfeetly
ecmsettninitly " the strekere of
taken out of tbe top whether
eep pr ahallow wells. In their
ty Qnartered Tinrinir,. and the
ed not to Crack or Cheek when
CIS -terns. and Tanks
rt ra*de to orderr on the if hortest
rery lowest reurunerattve price.
the hest in nee, tutieg warrant-
( y 25 years, arifil the treat does
The proprietor(tribe Seafortit
`e alvave endeavored to keep
. the thrice, and they are deter -
idol* by any other establish-
ry. voark warranted, and
y in the busbies&
WILLIAMS & CLUFF.
RARNES$ SHOP,
io jeer frim the Ifaruese
,4 in Zurich, begs to thank his
lor their liberal Prtpvort, and
s disposed of tiiit bilainega- to
), who hoe been working tor
aelie has no hesitation. ILL
Klepp to the -public' generally
s workman, and one who will
tion, and thua recoromend-
a the public, bespeak for him
patronage whieh ha a been ex
he last seven yeara.
.101 -IN C.; WIDEMAN.
aped from Mr. ll'iderean his
ap and Stocky the subscriber
he intends keeping on hand
alaaa Stock of Ileavy,- and Light
-vthing generally kept in the
Jar attention paid to making
cei Repairing promptly attend -
warranted. Chargeliberel.
WM. /CLOP?, Zurich, Ont.
DRTI4 LAUNDRY
miry in now la tali workbag
dere for Washine, Ironing and
romptly attended to. Parties
WitItoart Ktareiting or_
Ironing
ed at the rate Of throe canto a '
l; the artielee will be damped
ironing. Sath-faetion guar-
GEO•RGE FORFIXTII.
(.11-',NCY.—Mr, Forsyth has
fuer for the employment of
connection with. tbe Latin -
to secure. eervants will be
njrl! they can get them. Ser-
nre places will ha inetrueted
Terms, 2.1 Cents for each ap-
t:. FORRYTif. 894
SEAFORTE
ER YARD
CDO,N ALD
ItO EXPOSIT°
brn ght forward 3,
tad Oil of the eran
machine forward wi
tun.
T e inventor ho
shoit time to const
chide and exhibit i
.his expectations are
be safc to predict a
"Pohleon," as he e
common roads or
The maehine can b
four wheels, will as
run on a level. —R"
in repos:lacing t 0
and propelling t e
h ineeeasing momen-
s to be able - in a
tall sizea-
t he public. If
th n realised, It w'
re t emend fortie
lis it, for use on t e
tr et or railroad,
msu ted on three or
en ills as well as
itet n
, H.
AMERICAN
ENGLISH WAT0
Blake's n
Dr. Richardson, in a
on hallucinations; me
illuStration of this fhe
William Blake. This ar
ed 00 portraits froii h
yea." When aske
po er of rapid wor
ed
look
fix?
'he
oitt
firs
0.13
hiz4 as distinctly as if
one in his own prop r
looked at the chair 1 $
may be well to men io
of this faculty is fr ug
some eases. Blake
f,ose the power o c
tween the real and int
that" (the sequitur is n
hoWeVer) he beeamq a
remained in ad asyhi
Ilion his mind was re
be resurned the use o
the old evil threatene
°nee more forsook his
to 1ie."—Cornhi//.
011
de
'that when a sitte
-ed at him for half
time to time en
ut away the canon,
ish
cb
d,
When he
portrait, he s
put him in the
a
1
tat.
teresting ess
tons a singu
V in the ease
ist once "prod
wn hand in
iat this peculiar
e ided he answer -
c me to him o
hour, sketching
139 canvas; then
d took another
to resume the
took the man
where I saw
Csf)
GOLD and SI
In Great Variety and Lo
WATCHES3
ES,
WISS 'WATCHES,
VER OASES
SEASONABLE
- AT
Hickson's Ern
900DS
oriuni
ar
of
LO -
had been bet
son When
the man."
at the exere
t with danger
er a hile, be
istiognishing "
gin sitters
arje
t qui manif
tuall i insane,
for thirty y
tored to
- the 'pencil S
t) return, and
rt, soon afterw
Rev
kmr.k.
a
'as
:FLY POISON,
BUG POISON,
DYE STUFFS,
FLORIDA WAN
FRUIT JARS,
•JELLY TUMBL
WINE COVERS,
FRUIT BOWLS,
GLASSWARE— kinds cheap.
13UTTE1t COOLE S
-PICKLE STAN
JEWELRY—Fine ssortment,
COMBS,
BRUSHES,
PIPES,
FLOUR VASES.
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CRUET STANDS
ND ALL PLAI ED
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WATCHES,
AND JEWE
Repaired in 'irst-Class Style.
Sold at a considerable r
of money.
auction owing to ecu reity
E. Hic CSON & CO
OCKS
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SEAFO TII.
& Co.,
SEAFORTIL
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WJE
1VA.TCHE, CLOCKS,
a 1
A4nd FANQi GOO'S
1 A.ITi
M. R. CO NTER'S.
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,STORI SEA ORTH.
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EtIMBTG SALEI
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THE finest, cheapest an
J- the above goods ever b
TEN PER CENT,
and upwards.
best saleeted stoer of
Ought into the County.
.on all purchases o $i
I
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iNVITED
w Goods,
of AS'peetaeles
fi per air, (
INSPECTION
Too Many Arrows in the- Qui -Ver.
In Aubrey's .24rat11r41 Ristory of Wilt-
shire, published soniewhatimore than two
centuries ago, is a statement to the effect
that Edith .Bonham, of Wilshford Magna,
in that county, had seven Children at a
birth. " fin this parieh,"! Aubrey says,
"there is a 0°14 dent tradition that these
children were all baptized at the font in
d
this church, and that thir were brought
thither in a kind of charer, which was
dedicated to the church, and, hung on
two indica, which are to be -seen there
yet, near the belfree on the south side.
Some old women are living that doe re -
Member the chairclger. 'Phis tradition is
entered in the i egister-boolc there, from
whence 1 have taken this narrative."
Here we find, then that the testimony
from Aubrey himself was limited to see-
ing an entry in, the parish -register and
and two nails in the church wall e the
old women could speak to. having seen a
chardger, charger, or dish, ; but beyond
this, information is lacking. Another
story of septuplets runs thus : In, the
_Very Chronyeke, published at Anister-
dam in 1655, we are told that an engin-
eer Iva& told by an alewife1 that she was
tolci by a burgomaster that he had been
ie a house near the Zuyd42it Zee, and saw
seven children sitting by :the fire, each
with a porringer in his (Or her) hand,
and eating rice -milk with A spoon: The
burgomaster said to - the woman of the,
house. " Mother you are very kind to your
neighbors, since they le.aire th,eit child-
ren to your care." " Np, they are all my
children, which I haci it one birth ; and
if you will wait a me1 ant I.Will show
you mire that win
ill s- rise you." She
went and fetched sere1.older children,
similarly born on one day! i How Iasi the
truth had been magnified:in successive
stages by the mother, pitis the engineer,
, plus the chronicler, we ar4 left to imagine
as we may. Whether septuplets or
sevenfold triplets are the more wonder-
ful, 'ta mild not be easylto decide ; but
an old voliime of the .1110n,oires de t Ac-
admnie Franeaise solemnly tells us that
a baker's wife at Paris had triplet-claild-
ren every year for seven years in success-
ion, allappy baker! But this, according
1 to a Brussels journal, was actually ex-
ceeded irx 1851, when a tradesman's wife
had, for the eighth time, three children
at a birth—twenty-lout of them in eight
births in nine years ; "a desperate case
for the husband," as the 'journalist sym-
pathetically remarked; "who desired to
tranamit his fainily name to his offspring,
for they were all girls." All the Year
Round.
•
. No Trouble to 5ho
GOODS MUST
E CLEARED pm* MONTH DUI
C REPAIRS
.A Very La/rue Stolle
, On hand, from 'Pc to
Agent . for the Celebrated L BLIICK &
,
Spheroidal and LakartIS ez Bf S oetaelee, the
-
best in the Market; 5, I
Personalattention paid to Bepairing'Watches,
Clocks and Jcwclry—wananted to .giVe satis no-
tion.
.Ca8h, for oqiCiol 6? -14 Silver.
1
M. pqpiT4R.
EXCELSIOR •IVIIILLS.
f
- EGMONDKT JLig, ONT. .
IMPORTANTT
• ARIN•IER,13.
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tattl,
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tai
sael
ere,
Ft.1
tea
Sal
LL D AS'EE. FOR O URSELVES.
GRAY, YOUNG & S
FOR
THE WARM WEAThER.
1172112811,86 ,SUCCe$8
T)0 yon want Al Flour
give us a eall, and th
guaranteed. With all t
proved nmehinery, we defy
ORISTINC A
Since Startifari.
anI ood yield, if so
ev ry ease eatisfaction
e 1eltc8t and most int-
eo petition,
JU
S HAtDWAR
• :-1;
;!
,
T RFOEIVEol
PARAS OL
FRE
SUNSITAD*S, JINEN 11RESSES,
,
CH MU 1.INO, G/ENADIN
A LARGE STOCK OF
TISSUE SI-IAWLS,
RENADI
E SHAWLS, &C.
Done at once, and every e
• first-class'sa isfaetion.
CHOPrING
ort will be nsed to
ive
Building liardwar
TRY OUR FAM
FLOUR,
BRAN ,
SEIOR'
XXX PLOT/
1,Vhieh will be sold as
Sun Hats,
11
oily Varcl en s, Rivitside Op
Ru s tic, AI
0
4
A
CHEAF14) AS ANY IN Toyvrsi.
pttblie that they have re
-
An. lard to t 1eftt. baWeell
Vottilialifki Worse and Mat.
!-tentiy on ham O. 0041814f5firt.
OF LI:311110t, (linseed and
aff AND SHINGLES, a1Jof
LI ea to sell at the 'meat pea.
A leo, on hand any quantity
es mill ma it tO their advert -
'pock, and ascertain our prie.
ewhere,e.frwe are tn a peel tion
to cloth parchamere. -
LMADEE & MACDONALD.
AND HURON
0: K S
Hamilton,)
eir nurnerouefrietnia and ti2e
bey are prepared •to fill all
adstones, Table Tops
Wes, eke, ..
,ts finparfe4 to Order,
tyle and art, and cannot. be
of Ontario.
elicited.
'Opposite McCall Linea irate'',
1.
if. $fEssi.r.r:r.
.13. PAY 1113„
ot Farmers Storey Seaforth,
aceounta in my hande for
aru queeted, to eau and
with rfle at Once, or thel
noramEnny,
McCaughey 4.11o1rnested,,
.8, 1874. 828
PEED
Delivered to any part Of Scafdrth, Harpnrhey and
Egrnondville free olchq.igc.
All Orders left at Pis,. II,11,14 Stare,
Seaforth, will be prOnn tly nttendcd to. I
M. CHAIll4 S ORTH & 00.
N. B.—Agents for the Ga den' City Middling
Purifier.
FENCiNC WIRE A SPECIALITY.
CAPLIST, BLANCHE, ALBERT -
At WILLIAM 111 LES,
Opposite Commercial Hotel, Seaforth.
-
r.1-1
1\TOT1
0E T'EIS-
JOHN KIDD
IF YOU WANT
DIAMOND P CTAC LES
TO GET GOOD GOODS e
ND CHEAP
ED .STO
*GOODS GO TO
0 2
rri
CO Lt
LEE'S FLOUR AND SE E. .
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>
E
FLOUR AND FEE6 CONSTANTL 014 HAND, tAND DELIVER El AS USUAL. 0
CASH ?OR EGGS., Xe -i
,
1Tv8t Arrived,
A Substitute for the Velocipede
A few years ago when the velocipede
Sever was at its height, it was Supposed
by many that the " bawd° " would
come into general use as a means of loco-
motion in competition WO1 horses, butex-
perience proved that it propulsion requir-
e(1 too inueh muscular powcr, and, m
short time, it ceased to used even for
purposes of exereise and recreation.
gentleman of Richmond Oity, in consid-
ering the cause of the rcjectiou of the
velocipede as a means Of oeomotion, con-
eeived the idea of constructing one
which would overcome the great objec-
tion to the bycycle, and has succeeded
-
in perfecting a velocipede which may be
propelled with very little et:section. In
fact, the weight of jthe coSerator or rider
furnishes to a great. extent the motive
power of the machine. ,
The rider eits upon a , wooden figure
shaped like a swan, to the breast of
'which is fastened, one end of a powerful
spring of band. steel. The other end is
eouneefed, with a crank on the axle on
which the two rear wheels revolve, the
400 wheel being used Or guiding. itt
the (neck 'of the swan are two handles
to lie grasped by the rider. The saddle
or eat rest •u on the pivots in the sides
of the man, o the rider may avoid the
oscillations when the machine is in mo-
tion. Moutiiug the saddle the rider
leans forward,and his i weight presses
the spring backward, acting as a lever-
age on the er nk. One revolution of the
crank rams a the spring and at the
same time raises the breast of
the swan, only to be immediately
a Preqt Suppl I of Grocerie8; Ola88v;are and Crock' ery,
I reserve Jars o all kind8, anict very cheap
rrHESE Spectacles ar
-I- MINUTE CRYS A
gether, and are coiled DI
their hardness and bri 11
that Spectacles cut Ir m
bias are only injuriou to
polarizing light. Ha in
polariseope, the diam n
to admit fifteen per c
any other pebble. Thy
seientific accuracy, al e
berations, and prodnc3 a
nem; of vision not bef re
Manufactured by
The Spencer Opti al
, - NEW
The great demand /or
du cod tt 4 nnaerupulouea
inferior article for the1
tibould be taken to see th
which 18 protected by Lei
4
on every pair. I
For retie by E. HIC S a N
Agents.
TO rilli PU1',
nanufaetared from
P 'BBLES melted to -
M /ND on, account of
ey M is Well known
ra ,Than or Scotch peb-
the yo, because of tbeir
b on testozal with the
lenses have been found
le a heated rays than
are ground I with great
cee rom chromatic ab-
, ri4htneifs and distinet-
at flied in' speettoles.
Pil
the
Di
ter
W. H
Harness, Sad1€ and Collar
MANUF.A1 rjrjJ,
'EAPORTII.
-0
SUGARS VE
RY CHEAP.
Give us a Trica ana be cotivintA of the Fact.
THO 1AS LEE.
°
AS,
AND
rn
1
nulact tug Co.,
K.
a Prootiolos blot in-
to palm off an 1n4
Mend. Great card
be trade mark amme
Patera hi stampe
Co,'Slaforth, Sole
888
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At_ ARGE,
GODERI H FOI)NDRY.
The Goderich Fou, dry& Ma.nufac ring Co
z
02
0
VVHO
A.
Will Loan
EST. eitha
Parties r
INSUI
- -3eg toil:I/0TM the p bile tha‘t they are primed to Innis
STEAM ENGINLS AND BOILERS, FLOUR, GRIST, ANP SAW MILLS
STAVE, HEADING AND SHINGLE MACHIlsIES, HOOP M CHINES, &e,
IRON ANI) WOODEN PLCUGHS, CULTIVATORS, ST AW -CUT-
TERS, &c., SUGAR ANT) OTASHKETT,LES, GRATE, JARS, &e.
COOKIN 1, PARLOR D BOX STOVES, of variou4 kinds.
_ SALT P4N MADE TO CRDE
ALSO,
IRON AND BRASS 04S INGS, AND!, BLACKS11TH WORK
BOILERS AND ENGINE AND GENERAL REPAIRS DONE ON
S ORT NOTICE.,
M1 orders addrosed to th Co I any Or Secretary TOD receive prompt attention. „,wa
A. HODGE, Secretary and Tr surer, .1 H. HORT N, President.
RUNCI 101, General Manager.
c74-
44 :4:4-4
SIGN OF THE
A ehoiceassortment o
Whips, Bells,Horse Pio
on band. Repairil p
ebarges moderate, e
the Scotch Collar. •
COTCII, COLLAR,
light and heavy Harms
ing, &cit, kept constant
omptlyttended to, a
ember he place sign
W. n,
W NTS irONET
TR NG-, SEAkORTII;
oney at a LOW RAtE OF INTER
On F
tin or Village Property. '
gni g money shouldapply to hirr.4
E 0I7R PROPERTY
NI) YOUR LIVES.
A. $tr.ng, Sea.for
•IR SO AGENT FOR
The $cot, ish P ovineialb Insurance Comp
Fire a4idLIfo
The Westjlru In =arm Company, of Torolito
Fire a d Lif
The 16°1 ted
Cana
Terms qs reasomble as offered by any o
agent doi g business for reliable Companies
OIC—over Strong & Fairley's Gr
Store, Ma n tre t, Seaforth.
WHAT NEXT? HURON
NES
isk Insurance Company,
2217
WE, the undersign
On an extensive
and by hand. We als
A LARGE
And everything porta
No Assoeiation Priem;
W Bt -SIN
SS, NEW ME
f
d, have m
pure1od gr. W4 H. MAY'S Eiitablishment, wbere we intend to carry
m /
ess Bus ness,lboth 'Wholesale and Retail, rnannf tailing by Machinery
keep on han , 1,
SSORTMENT OF TRUNKS AND VALISES,
'ng to the usinOse. Light and riving Ha ems a Speciality.
here. Give ts a Call before pnrehasin elsinrhore,
G. E, HENDERSON & Co.
10tEG to an
bnisinese
Martin, and a
8asheB, I
And
ALSO X
CHEESE
FAB
good s
Factory an
near Main et
Jig Sawing
trj
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PLANING
oe
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MILL
RS, GRAY 4: SCOTT
time that they 11470 commence
n the Shop lately occupied by Mr,
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