The Huron Expositor, 1872-02-09, Page 31872.
&RUC LAit NOTICE,.
LOCAN
Has a Lot of
illAWLS, MANTLES,
-AND-•
)13•MSS C-4'0 OID
'Which he is alai0I18 to SOU Oftt at Cast,
YES, =OW COST,
-any reasonable price that a enstonier may offal
Therefore,. Ladies, yOizwiUplease-call at the
rtfancilester House,
MAIN STREET,
on, art et your pick of the -Goods Wore they
areull sold.
'‘C-aforth, XolY 25, 1S71. 190
EGMONDVILLE
;ROCERY STORE.
WM. THOMSON,
(Late of Seaforth,)
AS received a fresh supply of Choice Filmity
!GrWeerieS, of every description, embracing very
Fne-f1avored Teas,
of various varieties.
Sugar s, Coffees, Spices, Fish,
TOBACCOES,
aita and•every other article in theGroceryline,
vf which he will sell Tit priees as low as can be
Seaforth or in any House in the County.
JJTTER AND EGGS
taken= e•Uhange for goods as caeh.
cIOUR AND FRED,
ery description, kept constantly on hand,
eluding Shearson & Co.'S No. 1. •
.aell is respectfully solicited.
WM. THOMSON..
EMEMBER TEE BRICK STORY?
EGIIONDVILLE,
LOGAN'S OLD STAND, I
SHROUDS ! SHROUDS.!
M. ROBERTSON, 10
MAKO AND UNDERTAKER,
Johnson's: Old Stand,
street,. Seaforth,- haa now OD leina a good
aseortment of •
he can furnish cheaper than they can be
got elsewhere. 20.5.
• NOTICE
TO .D._?BTORS.
AccouNTs of the current year and also
L accounts and notes or other clets contract -
previous years ranat be paid Ou or before the
day of january,1872„, Otherwise they will
cecl, in Court for collection, as my busin.ess
be wound up at once.
LIN of all kinds, Pork, Butter, &c,,
taken in payment of accounts or notes at
411.est market price, up to the aboN-e-sta'ted.
; jOHN LECKIE.
dile, Dee. &1S71. 209
ILK. MILK.
tteiS wishing; NEW MILK can have it
-
LIVERE.Th sant= tE8TDENCES,
- SEAFORTI4
week -day mornilig from date.
- jOHN ITABKIRN,
North Road.
206
ember IA 1871.
MeNAIM
.-Drespectfully intimate to the
iithaLitautS of Seaforth and viein-
ht he now carries on business at
81101', in rear of Killoran &
a of allIdrids, and l'Iorse-shoeing
promptly attended to.
_Terms reasonable.
tj• DAVID McNAUGHT.
...',OVA14 OF ROSS'S ...HOTEL
AND STAGE OFFICE.
abscriber begs to state that he has re -
to the Rending formerly occupied by
tt,ibertstat as a -Cabinet rect.-01.3,-, liens the
which he has fitted up in a suitable man- ,
t HottI. Ile invites all his old friends and
to Ilia new quarters where he will be
a attend to their wants. Firat-elass. Stab-
larme yard hi connection. Parties going
ill lind it to their advantage to patronize
Line of Stages, which Start from this
JAMES ROSS.
,•11.
olvent Act of 1869
l.ND AMENDMENTS THERETO.
natter of JOHN INGLIS,ef Wroxeter,
may of Huron, -Province of Ontario,
• an Insolvent.
Atitp EVANS, have been appointed As-
.ee in this reateer, and Creditors are To-
ito file their citlims before me within one
EDWARD EVANS,
• Aseig,nee.
eal,'eth january, 1872.
sts P. BR I NEI
-.sED AUCTIONEER for the County of
m. Sales attended in al/ parts cif the"
; Ali orders left at Tilz. ExposITon Office'
:omptly atttrided to. 198
TETI. 9 1 R79
. $ .
sok
di ONE SWEET K1SS, LOVE, E'ES,
-WE PART.".
•
if.
BY 30H1icARIcK.
One more kiss, love, e'er cruel fate
severs .
Hearts, which so proudly in union
• beat; i‘ • . -
Hearts, which though burdened with
sorrow at Parting;
Neer thrill'd.'neath the pangs born by
guilt or 'deceit.
One More sweet kiss, love, and then tho'
• thy journey •'
Be far from the -home in the land ot
thy birtli ; ••
Yet still in this breast thrills the love I'
have -borne thee,
While thy heart's constant tenants are
honor and worth.
One more sweet kiss, love, and tho' e'er
thy returning, .
• Years with Time's changekfmay slowly
move on; -
Yet unchanged and unchanging, the
young and true hearted
W ill joy in the prospect of greeting
thee ho
One more sweet kiss, love, and tho' life's'
• young morning
Be spent in lone sadness, in sorrow and
tears,
-Yet again we shall meet, with the day-
• dawn returning.• "
Atloevre'sconsummation in happier
.sphes.
• Zurich; Jan. 16th, 1872.
-GAIETIES.
"Excuse the, madame, but I
• would like to aik why you look at
tue so savagely l" "Oh, beg, par-
don, sir; I took you for my bus -
band." •
—A farmer ,sa.w an advertised
recipe to prevent wells and cisterns
111 from freezing. He sent his money
• and received the answer : "Take in
your -well or cistern on cold nights
arid keep it by the fire."
• ----" WeiI, Lauchie, how are you'?"
"Man, I'm wonderfu' weei, consid-
erin'." " Considerin' —what '?" "1
did last nicht what I've no done
this = thirty year. I = gaecl to bed
pairfutly Aober, -and I'm thankfd
to say I got up this mornin' no a
• bit the waur.'
—In a French court recently, as
a witness was about to eye his
testimony, the advocate remarked :
• "I wish to remark to the court that
• this witness is entitled to entire con-
ficrence, as he had not had time to
consult hie lawyer."
Atoyouth seeing a young wo-
man , shedding tears over something
in her lap, concluded it was a, book
• and asked if it was ; Bulwer's last
production which had affected her.'
so acutely. "I don't know who.pro-
dined them, but they were mighty
strong onions," was the unromantic
. .
—Josh , Billings says: "Mot
men concede that it looks foolish to
see a boy dragging a heavy sled op
hill for the fieetin' pleasure of
riding down again, but it appears te
me that boy 18 'ft sage by the side nf
that younebman who. works all the
-week anddrinks up his wages on
Saturday night."
Sesuaorritor. .
Take your daily - bread, and be
thankful; hut don't pray to lay up
for you the loaves for years to come,
to make you rich. -Many a man
has died about the lime his gieat
baking of bread came out" of his
oven. °
• Every donkeythink itself worthy
lto stand with the king's horses;
every girl thinks - she could keepc
house better than her mother, but
thoughts are no facts, for the sprat
thought itself a herring, but the
fisherman knew better. a ,
When grasshoppers are so plenty
as to make the pastures poor,- gob-
blers grow fat. , Hard times is what
. you thrivetin ,when tho Ponds dry
up, the pokes get the pollywogs
The natur of° matrimony is - one,
• thing, and the naturof friendship is
another. A tall man likes- a short
owife; a great talker likes a silent w,o-
• man—for both can't talk at once. A
• gay man likes a diamestic gal—for •
- he CA.11 leave her at hbine to nuss
- children and make pap, .while he is
enjoyin' of- himself at parties. .A.
man - that aint any music in him
• likes it in his spouse, and so on. It
chimes beautiful, for they aint in
each othei'a -Way. Now, friendship
is the other way ; you must like the
• same things, to like each other aud
be frier*. A similarity of tastes,
• stirdies, pursuits, and-. recreations
• (what. they call congenial souls);. a?
toper for artoper, -a smoker :for a
smoker, a Aorse-racer for a horse -
racer, a prize-fighter for a , prize-
fighter----suid • -so on. Ma trilliony
.likes Contrasts, friendship seeks its
own counterparts.
Thinks I to myself, a man -may be
a 'president, and no great shakes
either 7; for, after all, heis only the
lead liore of a team. He has got
the go in bins„ and that's 'all, but he
can't hold back which is a great
. .
matt4r, both in statesmen and horses..
For if, he slacks up, ho is -rid Over
by those behind him, and - gets his
Leek broke --he must go or die.
Work ; airn your own pork, and see
how sweet it will be. Work, and
see how well you will be ; 'Work,
and see how cheerful you will be
Work-, and see )how independent von
will be. Work, and see hOwlappy
your family will be. - Work, and see
how religious you will ibe; for, be-
„AMU"
fore you know where you are, in-
stead of repining at Providence,you
will find yourself offering up thanks
forall the numerous blessings you
enjoy. "Punctuality,' sais Ty " ry
• lord', is the soul of business. .There
is an old sayi ', 'Take •care of ihe
pence and the pounds will take c. re
of themselves." Now) "take clit'e
of the minut s," sais I, "and the.
hours will tak care of themselves."
Pounds are made up of pence, and
hours offr.minii es. AttenO.on to one
earns money or me, and the other
saves it. - The e two. rule§ will make
any rnan rich; and, in fact, my lord,
they, have nade tho considerable
well-to:do in t1is world, as times go.
Thena that la ve more than their
share of one thing; commonly have
leas of another. Where l Caere is
IL
great strength, there aint apt to be
much gumptio ,- A handsome man
in a general - ay aint much of a
• lean. A beautiful bird seldom sings.
Them that lag genius have no com-
mon sense. .A1 feller with one idea
.growSrich, Whie he* who calls him
ici.
a fool dies poo . The world is like
a baked meat .. ie ; the uprer crust
is rich, dry, and puffy, the lower
crust is heavy, doughy, and under-
done; the middle is not bad gener-
ally; but the smallest part of all is
that which la•vors the whole.—Sant
Slick.
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LONDON.
• C077 espondence oil the Huron Expositor.
• ,
Losmose; OA, Feb: 1, 1872.
SLEIGH RIDING.
London is enjoying a glorious
sleigh- ride. The want of snow
• during the latter part of Deceniber
and the first of January, made it'
• • [%,
rather dull, but now that. sleighing
is good 'alinaost e erybody is enjoying
it. The nob ry (those who have
1: •
more money thi.n Lrains) are vie-
ing with each other as to Who will
make the grandest appearance on.
the street. The object is evidently
.Jto, imitate the -so ' called nobility of
England. Some driving two horses
abreast, some tandurn, with driver
and footman,4d all kindsoforna-
merits on hems and 'sleighs This
Undoubtedly suis thevanity of
those engaged i • it, but it fails to
to cronend i. elf to , the better
thinking class ofourcitizens,
THE MARKET.
is largely .attended and every dis-
cription of 'produce counnands a fair
price, so that neither buyer nor sell-
er has any great reason to complain.
The quantity of pork sold on the
market during the .past two months
is truly astonishing. I am- not pre-
pared to giv.e the tigu.• res.
Loatnoss AND PORT STANLEY RAILWAY.
, Some important changes have
been made in the management of
ithe London an6 Port Stanley Rail-
road, the old City Directors are re-
placed by new DON, , and the old
President of the road M. .A riderson
Rag., has been rsruovecl, and Alder-
manEgan placed in the position.
To accomplish to this change it was
found necessary to secure strength
enough in the City Council to order
the sale of a .part of the 'City stock
to private parties so aStto add votes
for the City9 and hereby control the
election of Directors. The sale is
pronounced by many as bogus and
the villany practiced only equaled
by the New York •ring. Hon. E.
Leorrard has prOtpsted and intends
to push the matter to the farthest
The road for the• present is in the
hands of the lease party. '
LONDON TO BE A G EAT MANUFACTUR
ING. C I -
The celebrated Pullman Car Co.
;r.
NTRE.
has purchased seventy-five acres of
laud near the Pity limits, for the
purpose of 'erectinis mammoth shofar,
in the Spiing, for' the manufactiir-
.
ing of their magn 6cent parlor and
sleeping carsThe Michigan Car
Co.'s -works are mostly built and
work ,is .airea;dy going on in the
re anufactu rine! of, cars. London
seems destine:11 tol be a centre for
this kind of mannfacturing. '
' - BAYARD' TAYLOR.
, Ere this reaches"' your readers the
,
citizens of London will have had the
opportunity of listening to the cele;
trated orator and, American lecturer
Bayard Taylor. 'His . subject is
" S-c1i1ler."1He will be greeted with
a full hotise With tickets at 50 cents.
WELLAND CANAL MARINERS' -MISSION.
Rev. Mr. Bone, of Stdatlierines,
is in. ate -City, holding Meetings and
collecting money' or the 'Welland
Canal, Mariners Mii sion. The work
_ .
is a good one, and commends itself
to allright minded personsRe-
vival -meetings, are DOW in progress ,
in the -Methodist ew Connection
!:-and Episcopal Me hoelist Churches
both of which are trogressing favor:
ably.
POLITI AL.
The Reformers o this section are
itibilantaver the cl .anges that have
.taken place in the ntario Legislas
tura?. We are confident that the
1,
present administration will prove it-
self infinitely superior to the last
one. . r.. .
Wrtss you are in eaiorth, just run
into Frank Paltridg,e' Photograph"G al,.
lery, 'twiE do'your heart gOpd.. Only $1
per dozen. ScotFs Block, Seaforth. ,
T E I-1 LT RON EXPO
SITOR:
ft -P
ltiejl7Mr
DO YOU WANT
CHEAP BOOTS.
AVE on
Price of
ring stock.
that our s
ots and sh
CUSTOM
emember the
re. '
Mc
and a large
leather, an
Within th
ock being
es which w
RK citte
lace, firs
NTYRE & W ELLIS, Main Street, Seaforth
stS
;Sp
4.
stock of Boots and Shoes which were purchased before the late rise in the
which they are now selling' at coat price, in order to make room for their .
past few weelni, lioote and shnes have advancedin price at least ten per cent.,
ow sold at forraer cost prices, an opportunity is offered for obtAining cheap
rarely. occur.
ded to promptly, as formerly. A good fit, and first class article guaranteed.
door south of john Logan's, and opposite W. Robertson & Hardware
ItIcINTYBE &
E VERDICT OR THE PEOPLE
DECLARES THAT THE d
DN R SEWING MACHINE
I supe ior to any
• I
ving been o
and by them a
prrent year;
V I C
amine an
arded Priz
nd althou
ORI
now in the Market.
•
tried by the most skilful mechaics and best judges the country can produce,
s at all the principal Exhibitions held throughout the Dominion during the
all the leading hMaagebbincenesawoceinrertioarrayed against it, the GARDNFA PATENT
ITS OVER ALL COMPETITORS,
upon lvery test, and now stands foremost in the rank of sewers.
SEF.: T‘itk Litow or PKIZES Fon 1 S 71; .
irst Prize at Toronto 1 irst Prize at London -the great Western Fair. First .Prize at Guelpla-1--,th
gr e
•
at Central Fair. First' rize at St. Catherines, County of Lincoln. First Prize at Chatham, County of
K r.it. First Priz; at Wat i•loo, County of 'Waterloo. First Prize at Orangeville, County of Sinacoe.
Fi at Prize in Mo o, Conn y of Peel First Prize in Caledon, County of Sinicoe. First Prize,- at !Wol-
in dport, County' of Walla d. First Prize 'at Otterville, Count); of Oxford. Second Prize at Prov. cial
s fulness y other Sewing Machine now in the market whether of Canadian, American,
Fair, Kingston, D ploma it Hatuilton, and various County Shows. • .
This beautiful manner' 1 mechanical ability is it purely Canadian invention, surpassing in simpl city,
durability, andlu
or English roar ufatture.
It will hem, cord, braid, uck, gather, quilt, fell, and do all and every kind of Family Sewing and 'light
Manufacturing Wbrk, usin all kinds of thread. It has a most complete SET OF ATTACHMENTS.
BUY NO O114111. If he price is: a little higher than some others, it is the cheapest in the end.
Send for Ciroulirs and 8 pies.
GARDNER- SE VING MCRINE COMPANY, HAMILTON;ONT.
P. 5,--Intendinf ruche ers should no be misled by unscrupulous •agents of other Companies, [who
keep Machines thy de not sell, in it dam ged state, to make capital for themselves.
Call and exa-nine the Gardner before purchasing any other, atWrimr...TAm Gaessrs's Wareroonns
Goderich•street, S afortb. Agents wantei.
• PETER • GRASSIE,
:79-52
Seaforth.
IMPORTED CHESTER' WHITE BOAR.
•tel
s'Wea
0
e First Prize thorough -b ad Chester 1Vhito Boar, purchased from L. 33. SILVF.R, Salem, Ohio, U. S.
I is claimed b breeders f Chester Whites, in the 'United Stites, that ,they make it greater amount
of ork for tho h od con.surn d than any other /greed known. With ordinary attention they thrive very
rap lly, weighin from 400 to 700 lbs., at from 12 to 14 months old, and no frequently killed weighing
*gh as 1000 1 S. of Drosse l‘Pork. This bpar will be held for the service of sews at Egmondville.
TEI 113. -Ono Dollar, Cash, with privilege of returning.
so, an impro •ecl BEP ROAR, bx;ed by M. S. COCHNANE, Camptoni whose Berk-
shir Pigs are a nitted to be the best iu Canada, his stock being imported from the beat breeders in
En and. Service of thie boar at One Dollar per sow. •
43o, an imported POLJA,ND AND CIIINA BOAIL Tho Brat imported into this Country.
Wil serve it limited number of sows at One Dollar per sow. ,
emondville 1 1871
7 Nov.• 7 , . 207 W. J. BAILEY, Proprietor.
AIM\
fe
!poi
rY.
exter T aining and Sale Stalks,
T-111 BAILEY begs to infori
.or Training nied $
• traizi4ng and developing them
Kcait lay, with the asaistance
rosul s from all nuder my chn
to ha vo them trained and see I
for good drivers and atm sell
Train ing will receive their tim
ing. We have as good a half -
Horses Bought
OfTIGE AND STABLES -S
206
6EAFORTH, ONT.
tho Farmers and public generally, that he has specially fitted np Stables
•Iling 11.orst.s, and purposea to HANDLE TROTTING STOCK by
o the best advantage. Ho has engaged an old expbrionced trainer'from
of cOmpeteut grooms and every facility for perfect and most satisfactory
go. Persons having good youngsound free -stepping Horses would do well
they cannot be made to trot feat. I am constantly in receipt of orders
y number of good niovers at Axon FrouirEs, Parties havinr,t"Horses in
every week, thus enabling them to sea the improvement they aro mak
ie track as oan be foundln the Dominion for training Horses on.
- Terms ResSonable.
nd Sold. One or two good Trotters for Sale.
uth of th,e 13. & L. H. R. B. Station and opposite the Woolen Factory.
Address, A. H. BAILV.Y. Seaforth, Ont.
CIRCULAR, SAW
Cuts through all opposition.
OBERTSON & CO.
Have just received a la ge and splendid assortment of Rogers' and other celebrated makes
• •
UTLERY,
•P 'MUTE AW OTHER SILVER-PLATED GOODS,
TEA TIRAYS, COAL OIL LAMPS,
Lightning nd Turn -table Apple Parers,
'Every Paling should have one.
- IMPR VED CHAMPION AND OTHE.Ii.
CRO
ST CEL
for
epairs for A
And every other
-SH.CITT'.' SAWS,
BRATED EXTRA MACHINE OIL
Warranted the best in use.
ell's Patent Gear and Horse Power,
article required in the Hardware Line -Shelf and Heavy.
JACK SC EWS TO HIRE.
SIGN OF THE CIRCULAR, SAW,
Waif. ROBE.RTSOX ti: CO.
198
Se.
•
• erUST RECEIVED,
T
THOMAS LEE
• A. CHOICE -STOCK OF
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
• Comprising
TEAS, SUGARS,
COFFEES, 11.10E,
CURRANTS, RAISINS,
SOAP, t TOBACCOS,
Etc., Etc.,
Allot Which he can afford to sell as cheap as any
iu the town.
, WAS FROM .60 cents TO $1,
And watranted to give satisfaction to all.
SHEARSON A& CO.'S
No. 1 Flour and Feed,
Of every descriptiou constantly. onhancL L And
PROVISIONS •
Of all kinds to be had at the lowest possible -rates.
Simpson's Spice, the best Condition Powder for
Farm Stock in use. Farmers, try it.
The highest price given for Farm Produce of all
kinds.
Ilemember the place,
SHRARSON & CO.'S OLD STAND,
West Side, Main -street,
SEAFORTH, Ont.
THOMAS LE.
s AL T.
ORDERS
For all kinds of Salt
Can now be filledat
GRAY, YOUNG f& SPARUNG'S ,
"ECLIPSE"
.SALT -WORKS
SEAFORTHs 4 OliTa
Nov. 29, 1871;
• 208-4
CUTTERS. CUTTERS.
The best made, most stylish, most durable, and
cheapest
CUTTERS, PLEASURE SLEIGHS,'
DEMOGRAT-CUTTE_I?S,
Manufactured at
• MbINTOSII & 3101IRISON'S
210.13 . Carriage Factory, 1
Main -street, Seaforth.
W. H. OLIVER,
CC
cl5s
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Cd
f:l
IP W.' •-zt
C/2 i5g.
0) 1Z
11
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I SCOTCH COLLAR.
SIGN OE THE
A choiee assintment of light and heavy
harness, whips;bells horse clothing, etc.,
kept constantly on hand.
Repairing promptly attended to, and
charges inoderate. Remember the place!
sign of the bi'doteh Cellar; Main Street,
Seaforth.
163tf ! W. H. OLIVER.
QUEEN
Insu-rance Company
OF LIVERROOL & LONDON.
0
CAPITAL -7-2,000,000 Sterling
OrtIces—Queen Buildings, Liver.
pool, And Graceohurch Street,' London• .
CANADA BRANCH OFFicE--Exchange
Buildings, ,Montreal.
BOARD -Wm. Morton, Eeq., Chairman:
Henry Thomas, Esq., David Torrance,
Esq., andthe Hon. James Ferrier.
BANKERs--Molsonis Bank.
LEGAL •ADVISERS - Messrs: Ritchie,
Morris & Bose.
MEDICAL ADVISER -William Sutherland,
Esq. M. D.
SURVEROR-Thomas S. Scott, Esq.
AuDn'on---Thomas It. Johnson, Esq.
RESIDENT SECRETARY AND GENERAL
ANT, --A. Mackenzie Forbes, 13 St. i
Sacrernent Street, Montreal.
The undersigned.having been appoint-
ed Agent for the above Company, parties
desiring to insure against less by fire can f
do so on the most favourable terms. ' I
Life Pohcies granted on as advantage Is
ous terms as any other respectable Com- !
pany doing business in Canada.
1
JAMEs II. BENSON,
Agent 'P
OFFICE—BENSON & MEYER'S
Law Office,
Seaforth.
Seaforth, Nov. 8, 1870. 15.34f.-
1
Seaforth Pound
ZAPFE (st CARTER
Would•desire -to call attention to their
greatly improved
THRESHER & SEPARATOR
Which is able to compete with any other
Machine in Canada.
Among its raany advantages, we call at-
tention to the following—the way the
Cylinder is construeted—it requires less
power and is capable of
THRESHINC MORE AND.C!.EANER
THAN ANY OTHER.
The great complaint among Threshers
a
ili
a ways was, that they could thresh more'
t an they could clean, our iniproved drum
doeaway with all these complaints; it
is so construoted as to regulate the wind
tc keep the riddles from choking, without
Mewing any -grain over. We have also
improved our Mills to prevent the grain
going over with the straw,
We would invite Farmers and Thresh.
'ere, generally, to give us a call, and ex.
amine our stock before purchasing -else-
where, we can sell as cheap as any other
Establishment:
None but the best Material used, and the ,
• very best workmen employed. 1
The IVIachinea we sold. last year enable
us to say that they gave better satisfac-
tion than any other ever sold in this
,
% county.
PITT'S HORSE POWER !
kept
-
kept on hand at afl times.
We would alto desire to direct the
. attention of farraers;to 'Our
SAWING MACHINES!
Which are capable of sawing from fOt ty
to fifty cords of wood.per day.
Superior ng Ploughs, straw Cutters,
Cultivators, Seuillers. Wooden and Iron -
beam Ploughs, scrapers, Kettles, Svcs
• }
All of which we warrant to give satisfac-
tion, -and will be sold as cheap as at any
other Estahlistment irithe Province.
REPAIRING AND CASTING
• OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Done oh the shortest notice and most
reasonable terms:
143-1y— ZAPPE & CARTER.
CHEERING PROSPECTS
FOR A.
ABUNDANT HARVEST •
The present favorable Spring weather
warrants both farmer and mechanic in
making timely preparations for the COm..
ing harvest.
THOMSON 41 WILLIAMS
While thanking their patrons for the lib-
eral•encouraaement accorded them in the
past, would °cordially invite the atten-
of Farmers to their choice assortment
Harvesting Machines for 1871. Our
Ohio Combined .Machina,
With Johnson's Improved Self -Jake, has
given complete satisfaction .for the past
owo years, and .is now offered to the
public with the strongest •guarantee for
durability and perfect work.
The Cayuga Chief, Jr., fliower,
Which has gained for itsdfa world-wide.
reputation is again • offered as the most
durable, handy and hest working Mower
known, being constructed rn the body of
the machine entirely of iron and steel,
and with it we defy competition. We
also offer the
J01112.9407il8 Self-1?aki22g Single
Reaper, I
•-which tool"( first and second lizes atPro-
vincial Exhibition lbi 0. Tins reaper is
acknowledged to be superiorto any other
pattern now in use, as it cuts perfectly,
takes up lodged or tangled grain better
• than any other rake or reel machine, and
cuts equally well from either side of the
• field when wind is strong from any di-
rection, can be raised or lowered when in
motioii and is very durable ;
We invite inapection of our machines
and mode of - manufacturing by pur-
chasers before giving orders elsewhere.
We guarantee satisfaction inevery ina.
chine, or no sale.
TERMS EASY.
The ae-rieulturalists of Perth and ad-
joining counties will not {-Ice believe) be
so blind to their •own interests as to
give theu. orders to shops more than
100 miles east, when there are first-class
works in their midst, building largely
the best machines, equal to any of the
sa-me machinft made ni the Province.
Call and see us,- -send in your orders
by mail, or dealwith our agents, • as in
every case you will get a perfect zna.
chine, and on the same tems as your
neighbor. Our principles of ‘business
and prices being establish.ed and nn-t.orm.
All other kinds of implements V.,0110,
tautly on hand.
STEAM-ENGINES BUILT,
And. all kinds of MILL WORK Anne
romptly.
Address .
TROMSON 4is WILLIAMS,
MITCHELL,
180 -ch ! Ontario