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Soon :after the 4reat tire a partys
•of Ulaat-:tg,t newsboy:- put their heads
together, alit', conclarding thet tner-'.
" antife trensaactiotls iu their line;
a, ere e'-rt.iir1 to become more or less
hazardous by reason of too ;many
dealers fir the toreitorv, they:resoly
ed to pr' c e'1 in a body to New.
York, Willi al view to impariiiug a
little Chicago .plt.ck ,uxci•entet:prise
to the t>u,ines ( the Eastern me-
Ytropol is. 'I'irey = ere very cordially
received and we ociuted by their
bretlter ntEa`r It tots, tvl,t):rf
-devoted an hour or tart)
•'hosltitatlily at the newsboy
;asci having indulged
dial itttereha•i e. of sent
'that, I't fort•e the ttssetn';
1)(�r,ec1, s, we formal and
•-tive exl>re sir)t1 of yn�l)at
be grade. This idea beer(
-per seal open she tniiul .of (0
bogy's—.a l(elder of a set"
-suanmed up courage, an
'said :
Ge�ttelt•trtc;e-You knt>w
Chic,go fire, and that then
--men (f,ointing to the ten Ob'
are sufferers. I now wan
,
etn: that %ve't•(. sorry for e
sul1SCril)tit r1 list i fir i l: u u
heard .Mr. O'Got' nog sa,
mount to 8 25,' welch t
get, f,linu,ch. it's :�.tn it i', aa)' -d
-inch nc'h as we'd like co. 'That
lave to fi;'V, except chat
ntltttnpt, stay here we'll po
Another boy—Billy, pr
s'�laition.
GI l l v —1 move that we're
orru f�>r the snff'erings of th
�f- v
nye and brief t>iaeke of Chica
lata if tire}}> stay, we post 'e
atanythi=gig wO Can do we'
elp 'em, and that we're s
t more than $8 25.
Great_ ;:iiplaese followed ft
e other boys.
Otte of t.l)e Chicago youth
se, after some hesit,'tion, ain
Iliankee gents, for what
ire, and if it wern't•that We
go and . see soIne friends
e to sr.;,v,. playbe, though
nl e� ba ''-. "
`1'he
meeting then adjourned
Herald.
ter having
to them
s' lodging -
.d in a cos-
merit, felt
lige =clis-
authoitita
by should
me so im-
ne of the
—that he
Ct, • tt tlg>
about the
e
'gentle-
cagoans)
t to tell'
tn. Our
p,andI
y 'twill
hey will
not as
is all I
if these
St 'ens.
opose a
awful
news -
go, and
in, and
11 do to
orry it .i
• om al'l
s then
d said :.
ye've
have
we'd
we'll.
•-1�iT
• saw
farm,
v for
rieh
voice
r"p'ro
one
bu t
dr..
Yn aal
hob
fit..
farn
bort
Las
tion
fits
of n
bait
ing t
«rit,t
Stet(
Trot c,
cog iii
fits i
Hu tit.
form.:
Agric
C0'rrc.s
corded
who a
Oj,idii `
• Gan a
write
Alt.l)ouglr 11 is f:rat is mainly
-voted toTwIretit, 4et a considers
fit eta of lira',I(lnw -and some pastu
lt,as t,ce-ai regained. He riow ow
a„on,• three hundred acres of lean
.Tice yield of wJ eitt has bce*n for
bushels dais year; a and in - form
year•,, when the neighbors we
reaping eight, ten, Or fifteen bushel.
.le leas had thirty and f,rty.
It r. John:stola saa�>s tile drsaini
pas for :itself in • two seasons, sum
tinee in one. rl'hns, in 1847, h
bought apiece c e of• _ten itcr't, ', to get a
outlet for his :inlets It was a per
feet quagmire, covered with coars
aquatic ,msec:~, and so t, ifrititfu
that it would noc pve lack the See
c
sown upon it. In 1$48 a crop o
Corn was taken from -it, whicl1 Was
• mew -aped and found to he eight
bushels per )(ere ; and this, because
of the I,'i. h f a to i t1e•. core wee .worth
$1 per bt steel that year ; this crop
(paid not. uii1%' tIn- ('t1)e1}Sr of drain. -
ewe but the first cost of t1;o land as
Another pi ,ee of t verity acres, ad-
j()iiiing, the laird' of the 1;.te John
Del;atield, w is wet, asci would never
1 rift titre then :Leri bit Bels of -corn
per acre. This was drained at. a
great ()'t, nearly thirty c:ofI:ii:s pOt•
P1i.c' first crop after this WllS
ta41ity-titres; nut' St n1P ° odd pounds
bort;. It was weighed l
pee aetlrtrtl (, � '•shed stud
IiIr. Debit -lett!, aid the
C atilt '
y S"t ie'ty a warded
to Mr. Ji)I1uso_n• Eight `; l)rt•nlin d
alit acres and
ki,Ao rods of this land, at on ,
av(e` t e:(1 ninety four bushels side,
ttiflialt► r or the
advance of eighty-four
Lushelt per acre; over what it w
Lear before these insitr would
tilers were berried in the ground. clay
But this incl•e,toc; of crop nrotintl.
the only profit of drain;i e; is not
�Xf�latietotr trays that, ., ..,a' ; for 111:
one-half the usclul at�-.rdraiitie'd Iitntl,
til itt•c••f, atra'e
Will Di aining Pay?
tale- Johnston says he neve
hundred acres iu any one
t poetiott of it would pa
dining.. Mr. Johnston is no
r), wiry has c:.tri•ietl a f'a
h •, without r'egar'd t.0 cost o
Ile is a -hard working S
ter, who commenced a poor
'owed to me2 to drain his
gra(Iaaail\ extended his o
s, and is now reaping the
ire 1tavi�-',g crops of forty bushels
heti& to t.iie acre. He is a gray -
e o Nestor, who, after aceun ulut-
h•e experience of at -long life,. is
at sixty-eight years Gf age
en to by stran>gers, in " every
: in the Union for iL:f orm tion,
tl'y Oii drainage matters, but all
rte irranche; of fai'aning• He
u hi;, homestead,: ii=,i•itatl)le
boidt 1n his way, dispensing in-
tim, cheerfully through onr
tiltara1 1)ape's anti to private
i>u,tdents, c)f whore he has re-
d hundred and sixty-four
pl)lied to him hist year. His
uric are, th refore, worth rn
rt'ist of theoretical men, w
wicliuiit l)'rect-ce.
t • �;
c:otch
man,
land,.
pera-
)ene
ore
ho
le -
le
re-
d.
ns
tv
er
re
s,
ng
e
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11
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suffices to -give n14imum crops. It
its not di°fticult to* find a reason for
this. When the soil is:4ddeu with
water, air ,cannot enter tto any ex-
tent :and 'thence oxygen Can not eat
ofF the surfaces cif soil par ticI s and
prep Te food for Plants , thus the
,plaut ninst, in Oat _measure,` de-
pend spot the rminure, 'or suisten
ance.a and, of couree, the snore this
is th case, the more manure must beapplied to get good crops. This is
o• ne reason, but there are others
which, we might ad uce, if one good
one were not.$ufffei nt,
Mr Johndton sa believer made
money +ti, i1 he drained ; and so con-
vinced i e of the enefics :teeming
from the practice; tat hie would not
hesitate (as'he did n t whe the re-
sult. w s mbch more nneeit ain than
,the pr sent) to borrow oney to
drain.: Drains well made} endure,
but u `less a-farmet ;intends doing'
the j b well; lie had hes leave 'it
alone, and grow poor, an go out
west, and all that sort o thing.
Occupants of apparently ry land
are not safe in concluding t at they
need not go to the expense of drain
ivb ; fo f if they will but dig a three
foot ditch in even the. dryest soil,
water gill, be found in the bottom
at the°c'ct of eight hours acid if it
does come, then draining will pay
for itself speedily
We notiv n young lfai•mel in Ca-
nada w o sold cne half his arm to
raise rn Otey to undei•d •ain th other,
and no% ;sells twice as much crops
as hedi before.
GREAT CLEARING ALE
GIVING UP BU SINE S:
The undersidsod intend giving up Busi ess thio
Fall and they will CL .: t OUT
TR W
COST
T
ON THE
OLE OF TH
—AT --
IR STOCK
E, F•R'C
SALE 'W▪ ILL ,5 + ART
FI
ST OF
And will con 'Inue Until the who,
is sold out.
Call earl
an.
l secitre kora '1'1-8 I
SH.
,A UG TST,
of the Stook
The higher ipricib paid for Bane , efi,;c.
All parties owing accounts Lyall lease ea and
settle them, and save Iltihomselv-es fu her tro s bio-
J. BdiNT`HRON & S N.
Seaforth; An 41, 871. 169
Warranted ay _ the 1 fakers.
THE RUSS a L WATiIT
For Durability• uality, 1Tinish .. nd
Nea nee.s, 1.
CANNOT 13 t EQLIf.sle ED.
A new stock of the above <j'iatches J
•:rece red.
A •C!0) PI,`i"I G s7'ort
FINE GOLD) AND
1I- '.LRY
ALWAYS S 'Y II N,I)
Watches, Clocks kid Jeturyr - h f tve
description repaired with lie tares a
despatch, acid warra ted og eve sat
faction. °
$5,010 worth of Old God r
wanted, for winch -El je ltig rest
cash or trade 'will be paid.
1; (J 11;�I COt,TN ER
to street, I. ea,f6ft
EG,MOiV ZLL,E,
ILA
ted ,Sily
price
NEW CROCE
W.AT. TH 0 MSO
(Late'or Sea forth, )
Base ter inform thei pi !hlic that
opened a Gro'cery tStoi e, its
THE BRICK
.Lately occupied by Mr
NEARTItrr
D.l�'ILLE
onl!liand
s sTocxi ' OF
'rooerieS ,
Of e'v ry tieseripticiri) at prices• as reason-
able as those of stn). other hou( e
in the trait,. ,
The IIigllnst .M `r.l et Ip .i
t rate leo Ge
BUTTED, EGGS, &c..,
FLOUR AND: F E, t'.
F'i'heae he will l'ec•p
A COMPLV.I'�
Fresh
IU1 rrsF
John Log
RIDGE,
rt
d
5-:
11
RY.
r
he b
n,
Rept constantly oz hand.
A call is respectfull)f aoieitcd
I; J tf ANTE 'HOMO
j
FIICKSO\'S EITPOR I Clli l
NEW coons.
JFALL IMPORTATJONS.
AWING to the general advance in DRY' GOODS; Ave have
bo tight early and very largely, both in Englan,l and Iilotl-
treal, and w,ttlii, invite an inwpection of the stock, as it is alto-
gether too extensive to advertise, but the`'goods will be walked
at the eld prices.
CALL EARY.
E. aIECiCSOil9 & CO.,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTII.
OUR CLOTTING DEPARTMENT is again in working
order, under new management, with a splendid Stock of Cloths
to choose from. Fits guaranteed.
11
t
li7.-,T,74757-...7...1,
r tii' F^•, l,i. -,,4tat'j,t� $i h
+'a
NEAT,
AND
DURABLE.
MtINTYRE & WiLLtS
"ULD inform the public that they havo just received a first -Glass; assortment of French and
. +7ng1ish Calf and French and English tip, and ni+e now prepared to >nak^,e work at prices that d'fy
monll_etitien: An assortment of HOME -\IAD + WORK kept an tautly on hitt d, as well as that of the
best' oronto and London houses, which will be sold ahi,Tp. A g nal assortutett of Home-made Boys'
Boot. kept always on hand. A call is respectfully solicited. Don't forgot tl place,—opposite W.
Rob 'tsoia , Co.'s Hardware Store, and first door south of John Lo . an's. i
199
i
THS CLRO[JLAR SAW
Cuts through ali opposition.
WM. ROBERTSON
Have just received a large and splendid assortment of Rogers' and other celebrated makes
CUT.LERY,
R, Y,
I� OKOLITE AND OTHER SILVER-PLATED
GOOD,
TEA TRAYS, COAL OIL LAMPS,
ghtning :and Turn -table Apple Parer
ss
Ever; Family should have one.
IMPO.\7ED CHAMPION LSD OTHER
CROSS-QTJp SASS,
STOpK'S CELEBRATED EXTRA DL-WHIiVE OIL
' lvarranted- the best in use:
'repairs for Abell's Patent Gear and Iforse Power,
-And every other article required in the Hardware Lino—Shelf and Heavy.
.198
ACK SCREWS TO IIIRE.
SIGN OF THE CIRCULAIL SAW,
, A �ll. ROBDpr,SOY eC G'0•
MTLLI,. EIVV.
MILLINERY..
N T LTA N'El-t .
ill I LLIN ERY.ILLIIJ;E= itis.
rjA TEST FALL STYLES,
.LATEST FALL STYLi;S.'
i, TE>`r FALL STYLE
LATET .FALL STYLES.
LATEST FALL STYLES.
CHEAPEST TN TOWN.
0HEAPEST 1,v TOWN.
CHEAPEST IN TOWN.
CAEAPJ Si IN TOWN.
t)HEApST Lit TOWN.
MI
197-13.
S A.
AT
P ATTICUL R NOTICE.
JOHN LC CA-
Hots a Lot of
SHAWLS, MANTLES,
—AND—
DRESS a.'0013
Which he is anxious to Sell Off, .at;Cost,
YES, BELOW COST,
Or any reasonable price that a customer may offer
• Therefore, Ladies, you will please cull at the'
Manchester House,
MAIN STPEET,
Soon, and get your pick of the Goods be+tore they
are ell sold.
ER Y���T IN'S,, I - Seaforth, July 25, 1871. .
Igo
Reynplds.' Bloch,
.Near the Depot.
OiLLI respectfully i?timate to the
ricks itn.nts of Seat�forth and vicin-
ity, that he now carries on business at
his NEP 8 lOP, in rear of -Killoran &
1tyan's1
Johbmg of all kinds, and Bosse -shoeing
especially, p -vnnptly attended to.
._ r-ir" Terms reasonable.
I64-t ; DAVID Mc.NAUGHT.
S;Hops FOR SALE-.. —
FOR CAI`r), two shops and forty-1otu a,:et front -
p w Main Stre -t, Seaforths, opp,;dite Gar -:I
inielxtrl'a Hotel = '
I IlOI3Ej ThON
Cabinet Maker and
U ndertaker,
AVT\ G purchased Mr. THOMAS BELL'S
IIi�,1RSE, I tun prepared to attend funeralson the shortest notice, either in tote, -or counts) •
COFFINS.
,
ALL SIZES, kept consta sly on hand.
Wareruunis :
Two doors south of Rrtt,b w note], and oppo:.ite
\[clntosh and Morrisou'3 Carriage i+nctory, ]Main
street, Seafurth.
I87-tf-
• NOTICE.
ABORER,S wanting 3tur� for a Lew
weeks will find employment MI tu
\
(WEitNIIENT DRAINS,In Grey. IVAGE'S, 1. 25 per day.
Enquire of t5e foreman on this work.
or apply to the agent at ` the office, J As,
T. Blain.
ill : .li t )BER.TSON.
girl%s3 to
lii� t1 J. SCATTER,i 01ey, May 1
0. BLAIN, Contractor,.
I ') s;1. l�
1 � ti.{�
SUMMER IS GO
BUT THERE IS
Just Receiv
A COMPLETE STOCR OF
WOOLLE
TWEEDS,
BROADCLOTH
/VENETIANS, 8z.
FOR FALL WEAR
NEW YORK HOUSE,
c. would oan special attention. to some fr
of Canadian Tweeds, bought very low, and
class goods.
WaI. CAMPBELL.
197.
Seqforth Foundry
1•Vould desire to call attention to their
greatly improved
FIRMER & SEPARATOR
INrhich is ahle to compete with any other
Machine in Canada
i Ami rig its many advantages, we call at
!tent on to the following—the way the
l'Cyli der is constrnefed—it requires less
Terwer and is capable of
THRESIIIIC MPRE AND CLEARER
THAN ANY 01'11E21.
y 1 Th great complaint ninling Thresh,.. -rt!
aiwa '5 was, that the3 ei uld thresh mere
blowi rg- any grain over. Wo lin ve also
,doe. way with all theAe elm:plaints - it
1 is so onstruzited as to reenlate the wind
than hey could clean. aur improved drum
tc ke I? the riddles from choking. withont
I -going over with the straw. .
We would inV11-c! Farmers and Thresh-
ers, ,ty,c,nerally, to give ns a call, and ex-
amine our stot•li before 1)11."Cbil,ina Os e
, where ,;: -we can sell as cheap as any other
8ry best werkthen employed.
Estill) iShment.
None tit the best Material used, nnd the
? The Machines •we sold last year enable
II us to s y that they gave better satisfac-
tion t ian any other ever sold in this
kept on hand. atall times
We would also desrre to direct the
attention of farmers to our
SA ATING MACHINES!
Which are capable of sawing from forty
io
to fifty cords of wood per day.
•
TO
000D FLOUR
AT ALL TIMES.
Proprietors of the
Are now "..11anufacturing the best •
In the Dominion.
Intending purchasers in Seaforth and lit:I:iffy
can rely upon getting our Family and Pastry limns
Irmn the following Dealers, ONLY :—Thos. Lee, A.
M. Strong, John Walsh, :Tames C. Laidlaw, Alex.
Ault, Thomas Mild. .7. McGinnis-, Williain Ault,
G. &II. jackson. Egnu ntiville, and at the Sea forth
Mills. Orders left at our office, Market &mum, win
receive prompt :lite/160n.
Farmers desiring to exchange theirWheat
for Fleur, at the Mill,
May alivays rely. upon getting our best Family oi
Pastry Flour in exelutfige, in quantities acme -ding i
to the value of their wheat.
FLOUR !
FLOUR!
rrAVING•pnrchased and thoroughly refitted the
-"-milis formerly owned by the Ilessrb. SOOBIE,
I ant no's- prepared to iurnish
FAMILY FLOUR,
1 Second to NONE IN SEAFORTH,
And that will
Compare favorably. with any in the Do -
If yrin want A 1 FLOE' re4 go to the following
DealerS and ask for MA.RSHALL'S—Remember
W.1SCOTT ROBERTSON,
J. WHITE8IDE,
Or 4t W. MARSHALL'S
prOillptly attended to.
Partit. who wish to
lixchange Wheat, for Flour,
Are cert
cle that
in to receive proper quantity, and an a/1 -i -
W. MARSHALL.
superio Gang Ploughs, Straw Cuttere,
beam Ploughs, Scrapers, Kettles, Sze.,
All of "k Mei) we warrant to give satisfac,.
tion, an 1 will be soLi as cheap as at any
other Establishment in the Province.
RE PA RING AND CA SIIN
Don n the shortest notice and -most
reasonable tet ms.
CHEERING PROSPECTS
Folt AN
ABU DANT HARVEST
The p esent favorable Sp ing weather
1 warrants both farmer and mechinrie in
I making imely preparation for the corn -
While th nting therr pr.trons for the lib-
eral erre° rraeement aceor (led them in the
past, woi Id. °cordially invite the atten-
Harvesting 'Machines for 1671. On,:
given eon
son's Improved Self-J:alze, has
plete satisfaction for thy past.
ow() year , arid is now offered to the
public velli the strongest guarantee for
durability anti perfect work.
.The Caynga Chief, Ir., Zower,
Which has gained for itself a world-wide
reputation is again offered as the most
dtrable, handy and best working Mower
known, being constructed in the body of
the machine entirelY of iron and steel,
and with it we defy competition. 'We
also oifer the
80 71' JS'elf Raking ,S'ingle
Rea per,
wbich took, first and second prizes at Pro-
vincial Exhibition, 1870. This reaper is
cknowledged to be superior to any otin:r
tattern now in use, as it eats perfectly.
takes up lodged or tangled gram better
han any other rake or reel machine, and
ield when kvind strorer from any di-
ectinn, ear be raised or lowered when in
°ton and is very auranic.
We invi e inspection of our machima
nd mode of manufacturing by pnr-
ha.sersireff re giving orders eiseWhYre.
Ve ipiaran ee satisfaction in every ma. -
hint, or no sale.
ERMS
The agriculturalists of Perth and ad -
ining tour ties will not (we believe) lie
) blind to their own interests as to
ve their irders to shops more than
)0 miles t, Ni hen there are firsteliere
mks in tl eir midst, building largely
e best ma hines. equal to any of the
me machix es made in the Province.
Call and s m us, -,send in your orders
mail, m deal with our a,gents. as in
ery case y m will get a perfect ma -
and or the same terms as your
igh bor. nu- principles of business
tb
S.
CN
be
fo
00FAS TO LET.
noon* on th.e seetand fiat. Apply to
I11 other nds of implements Coll-
STEAM- i:NGINES BUILT,
d all kin ls of MILL WORK done-
ddress
ITCI
0 -ch unmet°,
A
1
W,hen the writer
1117,1„ebii,ieg.,:fasiezi,ittiuoin. t i
great4-r I ban that of
lion in the world,
even the English, and
how he aci:,,oniited for re
that he. fluillght it 'WAS -
rlittleLee(11:11t ihNi•lel:rilittel:'•1.0.-T-iti4!
table at ahooet every :
poor. In , mornin
pan -h, tool he eveil
than a SIM -dried i trick:
eenfirmation on this inyi
nen, let Um wrifar add:
found a great . .id vent e
child IN hose teeth came
atarved eondition et) the:
tlf 'oatmeal.
A. Fore Gerry eiu'reei
fOrllis 11:i ilia till, report!
:4-e'ef lig::,144g1 e,-"IT-1-teitrit :itl'Sarhileilli,;
nes, whieh are font. in
pCiiik111. tV1111 MI, ;dm),
vio.red that !Tile MilleS1
k-noWn to them fur ye)
the find is WonderfullY
\k„litilweth.:1111,11:,),,,:idsistyfotil,ial
good advire.: ;The raip-
hes induted thousands :t
fortable homes only td;
w:•Ives duped by A vita -
years ago StOlies were se'
-cernittg the fabulous dep;
er in the White rine!
4.oid there, too, tile .onall
the ultimate Tsillts diha]
;and hunger. ,A report i
rounds that he men ell
government works i;t
;Sheliandowan tind that i.,
"rolonteerS la longing to 1
tion now 011 itS wail to !
illat gold exists in the
or region, but Ace woul
who have visions of
iliseoVery has been t.lio.
firmed. As t ) what the -
Indian is ma; e to say„
ing around La -e lielland
be 'anything but, pleasa
whiter season ,, and the
tUrel who sta4vs out his,
must 1)(3 prepared to
months of the tuo6t inten.
..t.,iok -solr)eAsiti!cve'i'fi fleaeYtilolgf t:), '1
the report turn out t
that the min0 will be
possession of dur own p
miners have hithrto be
to f-lill,theil wod fortune
vans, unAny of whoa; 'ha,
fortunes whivh might, '
prud-nte bad been used
mained in Canada. If
good thing le us try at
it ourselves,--ToroRto n,
Goc5d Advice,
Tile President of Yale
of your own fortunes. 1.
your own strength of bo
Take for your star, :.
faith, lionesty„ and in
seribe on your ;1;annet,
and steer your ov,ti I:l
the work. Don't practi,.
humanity Think well
position. l'ut p, ;tatces
over a rough rum], and 8
go to the nottom. Fire •
inark von intol,d to
above
envIons au;
dete
Don't chew. Don't sup.
.4upnort a De in
hell' reliant. Be generous.
Read the p ;per,. Adve