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mO take °Akre--; for Fruit Trees, &e, daring
the coming summer, for X First -Class
ehester Nursery, at present doing alarge
; business M this County. Liberal thaam
ion 110 ed References required. Apply
by letter, post-paid, to
W.,11. CAMPBELL
1
Gen. Ag
April Oth, ise; 70-si
ent, Goderich.
GO TO
simoNs7
ITIT OYS'11PR''
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For Fresh Gysters, Sardines, Lobsters, Pies,
Cakes, and. Sweets of every deteription.
CALL AND SEE
ts Fresh SEock !
Opposite MeCANN'S Old Stand.
;afrth, Feb. 12, 1869. 63-tt r
More:- of Those
IDOIIaI Stilts:
LE GII017,A
AL:A>
Seleetiob of Silk -mixed and
West of England
TWEEDS!.
T
STO,TISZELVGLY LO W PRTOES
—A few Sewing Maehines for Sale
that have 1-...etfa run for a ethort
1st the thew fkAr Tailors' er Dress -
Call and see there 4orking.
b. March iS,- 67-3m
- FP
nik PAL, 171,71/'`Fm'S
outatabiished
:GALLERY.
1' numerous customers and the publie
• gener23.113.- will please not forget that 1
i.ve 14F...creed. from the Old tIteeld- to the
- 0.--eP9SITE SIDE OF TIM, STREET,
.0( *'.eett's New g story Brick Block, next
Kidd & leX.Malkin'zstore, znd directly
ath of Ilickson's new, store, vitcre I have
ilt the best Gallery ta the Ceririty ezpeci-,
V for my awn work.'; being large and f.',0131-•
ldious, and with the proper aqtenic light ;
ing the only Galle7 inSeaforth construct- -
-; On. true Dhotogratthie principle& The,
ry tight that can aatt;:ct thP true Features. 1
der myself that I can satisfy all wh.o may
1. Remember. I don't want your money
nothing; 1am bound to please- or no pay.
':-roany have had pictures in Seaforth, but
re disSatisfied, having confounded my
rTi3 "With =ether, I would request if yon.
t good picture, properly ntade and
rabic, that you ask fte- Frank Paltridge.
n't ask for Paltridge's, only, but Fro.rdt.
Itridge. .1 ani thus explieit,becautie many'
lak they are going to zet pk'etere rnad
if.•-aank Paltridge'a,but Ly a mia-take, i-
E going to FreekR.'s, get sadly disap-
e
ate'
FK FOR, AND GO e FRANI-
the Brick Bleck, up oue flight. of --.
e.,
- and tunr-to the reit nand. _
speeimeas at t1.-4.3 door are stAirsi
and are UGt b'oag,ht or
`• the pal.4ic. all C' OWE&
:-iMe any dy, Frank is 0ortewed -tti
-n. Good Temper.- _-
-ctures of deceased alweeTs , at hone*
-kind of eicture cl
- ireialie.r, ic is 4. carefully copied leir
,e. te get : t .esired.
A Furnit. - ..-9 .V`rank Paltridge's 1 -
your T . A good Photograph. ' 'ON
gKa are, iSoeuery, &c., the ,.4.trer
FP Acture look rich afid
340 friends. Who -rforvek
eANE. .PALTRIDG.E. 2' _toes eolt
Xart.
aT0
a'a101-41Ir
xt, E'S Bac 4DER INSTRUMENT.
1st -e &c. None but ,
crave .ass Pictures taken; and satisfae
tio-P ,--
. over Dr. Smith's Office next door
.4,111,Thr -
r J,Yezts.. • '
Seraforth Aug. 13, 1868.- 36-6m.
5347
_Fact !
tidgs
4ALLERY,
ymplete -with anew
SEATTER
EXOTIANWII BROKER!
And dealer in Pure
DRUCS, CHEMICALS & DYE STUFFS.
t The Drug Depertment is urtder the special
Care of an experienced Chemist,
January 21st, 1862,
R. M. PEARSO/C.
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SEAF
Ett:FJO-SII*14011
AO-ICUtTURAL
CAB -
The tobbago requires a deep, rich
wit, and thoVough.wofking. If these
requirments are met and good seed ob-
tained, thetei.-% is no diffieulty inobtain
ing fine, solid head.0., For eaxly nee
the plants should be gar* n a hot-ued
O r cold-fmtne, but Seed for winter cab,
. bage shibuld be sown_in a seed -bed early
in the spring. Some varieties seen to
do best if the seed is sown in the hills
where they are to reirrain, and this is.
particularly the case with the • Marble -
headed Neeiefies. Sow two or three
seeds where each plant is desire, and
then pull up all but.,- the strongest. The
large . eetrieties require to be plant-
ed about three feet apart ; the small,
early sorts, from a foot to - eighteen
inches. Alwava gi-ve cabbage a deep,
rich soil, and: keep it xnellowe For
- early -winter use, keep a few in ,a cool
cellar. The main ci-op will be better
1-ati t oat a doors, set in the earth close-
ly, and covered with straw or leaves,
with a little' earth over •a11.--Vicles
Grztide,
HAIR AS, A FERTIbIZER.—Refuae hair
.is a good fertilizer to apply to any kind.
of soii for any crop that farmers and
.caaalners can raise. i-Tair is also e_acel-
ent. attimad around fruit trees or
TEM bAlViti.
ThsSatanic Majesty' ha had many
titles. `The Egypfians called him. Typ-
hon ; the Greeks, Titan; the Persians,
Ohrornaze. The Scotch' have - given
him several naaues, as :Auld Clootie,"
which is supposed tO allude to his
eimiert Ad. They also call him the
'Auld -Ane "(the Old One) ; and till
another- Scottish appellation for him is
'Auld Elornie,' which is based on the
popula,r belief that his Satanic Majesty
is supplied with horns. ACcording to a
a,.learned German theologian there are
44,435,556 devils.. The usual German
expletive is ten thousand tuyfels,' but
this calculation renders it a used up ex-
clamation. 1- Our ancestors firmly be-,
lived that it was possible _for a person
to be possessed by a devil. For thous- I
and ofi years, indeed, humanity has he'd
this GT e6d, of this superstition ; nor ,
the face of the many instances 'af de-
mortical posseasion reeorded in tar • rictir,
tures, can we refuse without in'
have been. mitaculbusiv out..
tils which
inen. and
' • eiety to
The
credit the stot•ies of MEM) vr a -
children who have had dr •
good men -Who traelated :f..eie Bible into
the English-thugue WO'
e contemporar-
ies of the witelafinde- The -King a
whom they dedicate ' , • to
tio ./ their grand 1 -5
had huueelf writte - a ponderetr.
. . .
grape T. e
iees. teattered 'in the drills Ise ae,unst
eh -craft. The- '•
Labor
'where turuip seed is to be planted,. the iront thei.r task
their brains trea-
./..
y came
itoparri MILLARD
ayer TM akar I
loissale Str di n
GENERAL BrxxsuidDER
Acooun
SCHOOL
-
330(J1( 11.4.1111FACd.UB,Y,R2
po-.7tex and dealer in
0 oKS, 114,
STATION.E4T
. TFIN_FS,
14'.'41:)°141V
- 1
'ArD
Paper 'Hangings.
4.0E.1172 FOR
1°1801 01 ; es ecv id the .AT'ew Series of School
; Danville iSichool Slate C 0711-
296affnr g ; Carter's Combined Writing &
ipying
397 otre Da7ne Street; _Montreal.
H1113.11,e fibres tae groxving _plants wal
lay hold of the letix and devour it, and
thus develope large and sound turnips."
Hair of any klud is weeth. leetst as
Dili& per ton as bone -dust. --As the
pieces aro F.I`O small, growing plants wili
feeapn the nourisheeents \-e.hich is afe
_forded, -do that a ht.:Ili:eyed poands of
hair will produce a heavier crop - of
grass or grain.. la the first season 'after
the ba. -..ies applied, than V.: eqo
amount ofhoneclust were applied.
is a larger parqentage of pliosphati ilel'e
„e ma-
terial in hair. The best rnannce
plyintr it to the land is to F ir of aP-
broadCtet over the lead and epread it
in, as it is clesiraVe to hav harrow it
SUl-face. anplied /T,' it near thc
_Len •a, 1110.... •
, ' ery and unal- iaeated by
to ctraw.nic - ' '
i diStilleti0I1S 1 °le, an,at perhaps,
aiegorY ad naked fact oetween loftly•
siiiii.,pe.r.nral in -every . i, to detect the
ad so . find e relation of social
.,
11111e `1- r . ild fiend of -'-h • .frevils every where
the .
Gothic devil, ..e M diaeval 1 ,gends
S l'.
;I With . horns and hoofs,
- Jucer eyes ane
' 'en the brieht et a tail—was resus itated
b
tant Reforr - • morning of the Proter-
of James . - .nation. From the accession
Second Until the end of reign of the
with , ° Charles, 'the State Trials' teem
mar i ecovds of deviltry. Let a WO -
ax, . be old and ugly and cross-grained
,d espeoially rheumatic, fiend was im-
mted to her. ' Many such miserable
old era] i Is, who had -been scourged duck -
all tat is reetuired is t grass geopr .
a and pelted nearly to death's door .
ly aa d thin on the S177 JO sprea . .
" eacTlere fain to avoid foriner torture before,
d it e- .d;
had colleagued with the devil, in the
they reached the stake, to confess they
likeness of a black man, about a foot
and a half lligh.' In France at the per-
iod, the nuns of Laudun were 'possessed
lay a devil in the shape, of ii. tomcat
speaking tolerable Latin. In Sweden
children were plagued with the Evil
-one, who was regularly exercised out of
whole troops or Urchins every Sunday.
morniug at the church door by means
of a birch. rod. And the devil even
crossed the Atlantic and caught hold of
people in Virginia, and the .washer wo-
men and cooks of Salem and other parts
of New En b 0•1 and. ' •
-
° The imagination of the Chinese Ilas
invented no fewer than ten devils and
hells, One presides over a hell stuck
full or knives ; another an iron tank
filled with boiling water a third is a
i eell d ice ' in another the punishment,
twelve I c.s pullina out the tongues of those . Wile
b
are keat in each ca,npartment, ,
feat by three feet, and' yet there is nc-) tell lies • another a 'hell of poisonous
sieell cc teece ce. recasture. It should sereen's, in. another a hell of blackness
1.. ..t
and darkness and in praying they say;
'May I not fall into the hell of se-0-6rds
or into this or that plsce of torment.
March 18 h, 1869.
SEAFORTH
FUNMTURE WAREROOMS!
5
PU-BF4-10 NOTICE.
THE'!, MONTREAL_41EA COMPANY.'
Hosteital Str et, Montreal. ti•
Oeia Teas, after the most severe tests by
tha best medical auth rities and judges of
I T_eas, haye been pronou ced to bequite pure,
and. free from any artifipial coloring or pois-
onous substances so often used to improve
the appearance of Tea. ' They areunequalled
for strength and flavor. Ihey have been
chosen for their intrinsic worth, keeping in
mind health, economy, and. a high deg,ree. of
pleasure in drinking them. We sell for the
'smallest possible profits, effecting a saving to
the consuraer of 15c.-' to 20c. per lb. Our
Teas are put up in 5, 12. 15, 20 and 25 lb.
boxes, and are warranted pure and free fxona
poisonous substances. Orders for four 5 lb.
boxes, two 12 lb. boxes, or one 20, or 25 lb.
box, sent carriage free to any Railway Sta-
tion in Canada. Tea will be forwarded im-
mediately on. recerpt of the order by mail
containing money, or the money can be col-
lected on delivery by express -man, where
there are express offices. In sending ordere_
below the amount of $10, to save expense it
will be better to send Money with the order.
Where a 25 lb. box would be too much, four
families clubbing together could send for four
t lb. boxes, or two 12 lb. boxes. We send
nem. to one aal.dress, carriage paid, and mark
each box plainly, so that each party get their
own tea. We warrant all the tea we sell to
give entire satisfaction. If they are not
satisfactory, they can be returned. at our
expense.
—English Breakfast, Broken
&LACK TEA.
Leaf, strong Tea, 45c., 50c.; Fine Flavored
New Season do. 55c., 60c. and..65c.; Very
Best Full Flavortd do. '7 5c.; Sound Oolong.
45c. ; Rich Flavored do. 60c.; Very Fine do.
do. 75c.; Japan, Good, 50c., 55c., Fine 60e.,
Very Fine 650., Finest 75c.
GREEN TEA.
67-3m
settle clowa \vital e v'ea-
. 6 ,
taken. up by the cf. at will decay so -on
eleszeities of h,.` ,rowing roots ; and be
.c.,btained for Air ma•Y frere 1-iaxge
ae bare expe' 4uently • be
:ate of tart-
,
DEY
The ez, _drill FOR. fe
earth, ..ployment c' ,ULTRY ll_ousB.—
appe as a deoderizif dry, pulveriied
-var ,ars, says the ,er for poulttir
irthy of more • Lonclon-Fielii,;1 to be
Litherto recei- •-tttention than it has
four hunclre: .eed, The fact thdt from
by this aid ,d to five hundi ed.- fowls pan
mentlis 4 _ be keit in mal building for
to be f cogether-with 1 ssmei1 than is
ava' .ound in any ordinary fo-wi h.ouse
eh; de of accommodatieg s. dozen
.kens, is erc•ry conclusive as to its
ulcaca. In the buildi-ria• ▪ cf the Nat-
ional Comvany, -where this fat
been ascertained, seven or eight Jowls
M. ROBERTSON,
Importer and manufacturer of all kinds of
HOUSEHOLD • FURNITURE,
Such as ,
SOFAS,
LOUNGES.
CENTRE TOLES,
iT,ATTRASSEF
DLNING & BREAKFAST IPABLES,
BUREAUS, ,
CHAIRS, andi
BEDSTEADS,
le Great Variety,
Mr. R. has.great confidenbe in offering his
goods to the public, as thy are made of
Good Seasoned Lumber, an.d. by First -Glass
Workmen.
be gr,atfl.c1 that the de-opp.ings thich fall
from the perches during the night are
removed from the vreaS each. mornieg,
and that foe dry earth only-recc...i-ees the
manure that fails during the day; this
New Oceanic Telegraph.
COFFINS MADE iro ORDER
- On the Shortest Notice.
WOOD TUR IING
with Neatness and. Despat..h.
War erooins :
TWO DOORS SOUTH SliARP'S norm
Main Street.
Seaforth, Jan. 6th, 1869. 574.
Done
has its moisture absorbed so speedily 1. •
by the eaath that it at once becomes TA___'e probability now is, says the Ha-
aal.tYei-ized
2 mixes with. the soil, wed inilton. Times, that in the course of two
'ceases •to smell. So -i,-owerful is theaYmrc; more there will be three distinct
a- ,
Atlantic cables laid on the bed of
cleocloriiing effect of the - earth, that it
bed of the ocean between Europe and
does not reciuire to be renewed in the
Ameiica. •The French line from &est
runs foe many week.s together.. -
e to the coast of the United States will
f
FRENCH FAR1,1W1.—T\VO great be laid. during the ensuing summer,
"revolutions" in French farming have making the second lin.e - and Mr. J.
tah-ea place' within the last fe
ity years. Young is now distribating petitions
- a
The first was that in "rotation" of cropsamong the members of Parliament at
An. old three course was -,f:'ollowecl, GOD- Ottawa, which set forth arrangements
: sisting of the division d a farm into to continue the telegraph line viaa. Belle
two portions, one being in nibadow, the Isle and Labrador, the Fai-o Islands
other was. subdivided into - eva1. parts, and Iceland to the continent of Europe,
one of these was under grain, the other which failed formerly because the Da-
fallow•-, that is r emained -unproductive nish government was pledged for ten
01103 in every two or three years. ' A' years to other projectors. These ten
root crop, generally potataes, has sup- .years are now expired, and he desires
.1
ersedectthe fallow. A five Course, ro- to revi e the Scheme with the assist-
tation, comprising roots, wheat,- clover, ante o , the gOvernment. Whether
wheat,and oats, is the favorite at pre= Mr. Yong sueceeds or not, there is al -
sent. The second revolution, dating, most an. absolute certainty that another
'SOtile thirty years bac,k, has been in and more northern cable will be laid
manuring, that is, the employment of before two years, .because it is absolute -
artificial or chemical :manures, as ad- ly ,. necessary in order to supply. at a
juncts or complements to that , of the cheaper rate the demand for intercortie
farm yardr--Letter Troth., France.. .. - nential telegraphic COlTespondence.
: , 0 1,.. ...........,-..,
HOME
DID lit 7--.A. poetical contributor
•.
MADE GUANO. —A correspora
ii,tnt ofthe ,Anzerican Agrioatuiist says sends the. Zansville (0.) Signal a -pa-
hMade a nice- pile of guano by putting duction, and asks—" Did Barna ever
e
-It1' ,
a few shoVels-tfull of di7 muck -over the write anything likehis? The " Sig-
crepThe aviterage under potatoes
nal" reliesthat ac4ortling-to the best
3. . is
of their knowledge he never did,
droppings from his hen roost once a
A 1Wis8issippi editor-- and Justice of
week during the fall and winter months.
Peace married A couple in 1858, &-
In the spring,the mass wasturixed over the
voiced them in 1860, martied the man
several times, and soon ftnely pulverized;
another woman in 1861, ditto the
dry &lid odourless. He applied a hand- to
woman to another -man in 18;62, and
ful of it to each. hill when. planting
last week remarried the original couple.
corn, arid found it made its corn grow
so ta.st that the cutworm did not touch M. R. Murray, who raised potatoes
it, and he had a splendid rirop ripened the past season. at the rate of 350 bush -
early. This is a. simple way of makinabels to the acre, and onions at the rate
a valuable manurelby having the fowls of 621 to the acre, stated at a late meet -
confined to one place at night; and ex- ill cr of the Waltnam (Mass.) Farmers'
n
pending a few minutes' time once a I Club, that he had foued air -slaked lime
wpek. . I to be a sure cure for the onion maggot.
Twankay 50c., 55.,
65c ; Young Hyson 50c., 60c., 65c 70e. ;
Very Fine 85c., Superfine and Very Choice
$1 ; Fine Gunpowder 85c. ; Extra Superfine
do. $1.
Teas not mentioned in this circular equal-
ly sheap. Tea only sold,by this Company,
tw- An excellent mixed Tea could be sent
for 60c. and. 70c. : very good. for common
purposes 50c.
Silver taken at par. For notes and post -
office orders the Company will add the pre-
mium in tea, to the order. . •
A complimentary box of tea will be given
to parties forming Clubs and sending for 251b
boxes. Each box will be marked plainly,' so
that each one will get his own tea.
co -Beware of Pedlars and runners usfaig
our name, or offering our Teas in small
packages. Nothing less than a caddie sold.
NOTE THE ADDRESS—The Mont -ilea]:
Tea Company, 6 Hospital Street, Iviontreal.
°Out of over one Thousand. testimonial, we
'HOUSE 8d. SIGN Pt.'.NITER.
eiArtlf14))
it,11
ARRIVALS
AT TH141
IE:x3metazi,..4xxpi
OK STORE!
WINDOW BLINDS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
"Nimino'Popular Tales,"
"Tales ofielie Borders,"
"St. Tat*Ies Eve,"
"Head Tiaes, "
•
"Morning by Morning," by Spurgeon..
"The Tromp' Son," by Punshon.
"Light to ehe Path," by Hamilton.
"KinglaWs War in the Crimea,"
"Chase'43 Peceipes,"
Bibles ad Testaments in large and
' small print,
ALBUMS . AND FANCY GOODS.
British a: :1 American Magazines supplied
to order.
W411 P.aper
b11001 i0OIC.S, Foolscap, Letter and
Note Per, always on hand; also Law
Forms, Blatk Notes, Day Books, Ledger, &e.
SEAF41RTH "EXPOSITOR." Daily
Globeand. Telegraph for Sale.
William, Elliott.
Seaforth, April 2, 1869. 54-tf.
insert the following ;
A YEAR'S 'TRIAL.
TheMontreal Tea Company : Montreal, 1 68.
GENTS—It is nearly a year sinceI purcl as -
ed the first chest of Tea from your ho se.
I have purchased many since, and 1 am
pleased to inforni you that the Tea a in
every case proved most satisfactory, as ell
as being exceedingly cheap. Yours ery
truly. F. DEN
Montreal Tea Company: -
GENTLEMEN—The Tea 1 purchased of ou
in March has. given great satisfa,ction nd
flavour of it is very fine. It is very straA ge,
but since I have been drinking your Ta I
bave been quite free.from heart -burn, w ich
would alwaya pain me after breakfast. at-
tribute this purity of your Tea, and. s4all
continue a =stonier.
"Y ours respectfully.
FRANCIS T. GREEN.
54, St. John Street Moetre 1.
Montreal, April 186S.—To the Mon treal
Tea Cempany, 6 Hospital Street, Montr al
—We -notice with pleasure the large am unt
of Tea that we have forewarded to yo to
different parts of the Dominion, and we are
glad to find your business so rapidly lie eas-
ing. 1Vc presume your Teas are giving ene-
ral satisfaction, as out of the large am unt
-forwarded we have only had occasion tc re-
turn one box, :which, -we traders -Land, was
sent out though a mistake.
G. CRENE1.1,
Manager Canadian Express 011o.
All work done in First- !lass Style. Or-
ders to be left one *door brorth -of Dr. Saith's
-office. . 67-3m.
CCARTAVAIGIIT, Siirgeon Dentist,
Stratford, _ Ontario,. begs most re-
speCtfully to inform th3 inhabitants of
Seaforth and surrounding *country that
he has opened. a DENTAL OFFICE
over MR. - HICKSON'S DRUG STORE,
Main Street, Seaforth, and has procured the
assistance of Mr. J. A: Ellis, Surgeon Den-
tist to take chargea:sf the same. Mr. -
will continue to visit Seaforth the
second week Of every n onth. . All work
warranted to give per ect satisfaction..
Teeth extracted with littl or no pain by the
use of the Na,reetic Spra which produces
local anasthesia, (want: of pain.) Charges
Moderate. Terms Cash.
REFERENCES Smith, Seaforth ;
Dr. Shaver, Stratford ; J. Dutton, Chemist,
Stratfkd ; P. Eg Jarvis, Esq, Stratford ;
Dr. Whiting, Berlin; Dr. Powans, Dninabo ;
Dr. Bray, Chatham:
Mr. C. will be at the 'rommercial Hotel,
Clinton, the third week oil every month:
Seaforth, Dec. 17th 186S. 53-1v;
CAMPBE4'S
PAtENT VENTILATOR!
DAMPER AND DEODORIZER.
PROMOTING Health, Comfort and Econ -
only, the only complete Ventilator and
Double Damper in use, fOr Kitchell, Office,
Parlor or Bed -Room, saving its cost in one
Month. It3 claims guaranteed or money
refunded. See testimonials from scores of
I Professional and Scientific gentlemen.
1 For Sale by
WM. LOFFT,
Agent for Seaforth.
February 11, 18641. 63-tf
NEW
HARESS SHOPu
TILE niettor. sign. ed, -
WI A'AIIVI II. OLIVER,
Begs to anieunce to the inhabitants of Sea-
fotth and rrounding country, that he has
opened'a First -Class liorness Shop,
Opposite the Post Office,
MAIN STREET. it
He has d over twenty years experience
in the bus s, and for the last seven years
has been i the employ of F. A. Myers. who
speaks highly of his ability as a workman.
Having 4"ed. aught out MR. TAIT'S Stock,
and purch
LARGE SUPPLY OF GOOD MATERIAL,
• ke'is prepared to sell
AS CHE.0 AS ANY OTHER ESTAB-
• LISHgENT IN THE COUNTY.
-n Scotch and Fancy
C C 1.1 T-.1 -A- /R. S I •
IEAM AND LIG DT
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE
CONSUMPTION IN CANADA.
MESSRS YOUNG & CHAMBEELIN,—S
feel it a duty I owe to you, as well as
public to inform you of the most wond
cureofConsumption, accomplished in
person, by the use of the Great Shosh
Remedy and. Pills. I coughed a grea
day and night, expectorating a great qu
ty of matter, and had. a great pain abou
left lung. I halt cold chills every day,
severe night sweats every eight, and. bet
the racking cought and great sweating, I
almost deprived of sleep ; by these tais
as well as the loss of appetite, I was s
duced that I could hardly, stand alon
was under the care of a physician f
length of time, and findieg no rel
tried. different reeeipes, but all withou
good. effect. Squire Peterson of Bat
commended -me to use the Great Shosh
Remedy; I procured three bottles at
with the Pills, so Soon as I commenced
it I began to get better, and when I hat
ished this complement, the, cotigh, expe Ora -
tin of matter, pain about the lung, e iills.
sweating, &c., left me ; and by conti uing
its use I became strong and healthy. 1 t is
erne -
f the
OF
s,
the
rful
my
nees
deal
nti-
my
and
een ..
'... I
was During els last listhis eal year is Company
ries. paid to its living members, and to the fatal-
. hes cif its Ok:e‘ ceased -Members, nearly $2,000,.-
en.fl eels- 000, and t..4. the same time added more than
r 3,
re- perous'adOncementArocrig the older anl
Four Milli4ns to its accumulated. capital.
a prudent maragrenent and rros-
leading 'lifo insurance companies its aver ege
. c
ee
The Wilkie Record oi this Company ban
any been one
nee, ratio of ealenses to income has, through Ms
eiatirc hist:4y, been the lowest of any.
fin'_ AmounCdepositqd with the Receiver .Gen-
eral of Cat‘da, $110,000.
Nllinb'holders in Canada 1,Met.
Insuranc(3i13°iiY
3,123,c000.
.
Pr Medieel Referee S—Dr. Metherell and
r. Trac' . Seaforth, Ont
DANIEL L SILLS,
General Manager for Canadm
Feb, 241869. . 644f,
ARNESS!
Re fears rlei competition.
Give hr a, Call, and Save
Seaforth, nn. 7th, ‘17616. 11. '
SPEVIAL NOTICE,
THE ZONNECTIGUT MUTUAL
nouraurt
V,IAlt.TFORD, pcmi.
Guy IL PHELPS, President.
ZEPH..4.20A11 Pesseoee Vibe President.
WOOD3MIDGE S. OLMSTED„ Seeretary,
Eewree W. BRYANT, Actuary.
Luelee S. IVrecox. Medical Exam -ibex
Organized in 184 Charter Perpetual,
The La -eel -est Mutual Life Insurance Com-
pany, nuethering over 75,e00 members.
A pure Mutual Company, its .A ssets be-
longing; exelusivery to its members.
Assets . '$23,000,000. Acquired by pro-
defit eadeteonomittal management of twenty-
two years,7'Withelit the aid of a single dollar
of origina capital. -
Surplus Assets over $6,000,000. All pro-
fits divide -4 among the members. Each po-
licy holdtr is a -member. _There are no
stockhold&s.
*Its Lair; Dividends They They have averag-
ed over 5(tver cent annually. Total amount
of divileiRs paid the members since its or- -
ganiz.a,tione; over $5, 000,000.
Its SileetSS Unparalleled. It has a.rriv'
at the extiordinary condition where the in -
!come front'annual interest alone is more than
'sufficient 0 pay all its losses. 'Intel amount
of losses piiid by the. Co 'y, over $8,000,000.
Its Remonsibility. Fee every $100 of
Liahiliticee it has $154 of Assets.
now Over two months since I quit the
de-, and there have been no symptoms
disease returning, and I have been, an
now, healthier and bater than I have
for years. 1 trust you will make this
to the public, that they may be aware
peculiar virtues of this truly wonderf
than Remedy. -
PETER C. V. MILL R.
Ernestown, County of Lennox
and Addington, Ontario.
4
am
been
own
f the
1 lie
- To a,11 to whom it may come.—This is to
certify that T have been acquainted leii h the
above mentioned gentleman, Peter V.
Miller, Esq, for many years, and have
known him always to be of the very high-
estrespectability and. a very candi and
creditable person and. am confident -hat I
can safely vouch 'for the truth of the bove,
a any other statement made by hint.
REV. W. F. S. HARPER,
44-1v RTOor of Bath. On
mi -114 ZIMMERMAN HOUSE, •• •
TER, JOHN ZIMMERMAN, Proprie
Dec. 14, 1868.
BOOTS & SHOES.
lliata McNally
fiAVIliG lately purchased the business of
Wiaiam Barker, inlYroxeter, will ket
on hand a large assortment of Boots and
Shoes. None but •first-class work nigna-
facturedeen the premises.
s * car °viers will receive particular attentiooa
Repaiting done an.the shortest notice.
W. Mc:NALLY.
Apri11.3, 1868. 20-1y.
HOUSE LOT FOR SALE;
"E1011,$a1e, in the Village of Seafert14
gooa Frame Dwelling House'with gar-
danenceaundotable attached, near the Tempe,-
OXE- For further particulars, apply to
r. _MICHAEL MADD10 A X
53 -if Seafortit, April 8th. 704±
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