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WANTED
_rd. for Fruit Tree Zte, daring
sumnicr, fo.• 4 eirst-Clatia
iery, at pr‘sint doing a large
County, Liberal Vonunit•s.
requzr.ed. Apply
to
- 1. CAMPBELL.
Gen.Jit, Uoderich.
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TO
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D.IPQT1
reeh Ovstera, ardiates.1 Oter8, Piele.
Calaas,and ,NVes.-ts of eve ry deeeription.
LI. AND s',:ry
Iis TS.8OC
CZI 7A!
jut€ Me `ANN*6 OIa Stand.
Feb. 63 -ti
••e of Those
ilalt_SIAN I
AT
OLEG 11-,
74,7-7
ALi0
ChoikT filk-raixed and
West of England
.).ST
WEEDS!
T
Y LOW PR TC
A ft` w Machines. far Sale
, , that eave been re o for a. ihort
efface Just the th no- for 're ilexes car Dreser,
oakers. Call and :ice, theet weraing.
eaforth, 2.7a.r.;11 18.
FErvoe
it 67-3m,
x PAL DC, -E'S
Old ,Zstablished
TAPNGALEY
V RiD
n ercus customers and the public
,enerally Av.(11 nut forset that 1
Ve itcla0Ted from the 01(1 Stand to the
OPPOSITE SIDE OF VIE STREET,
Neott's New 3 story Brick Block, next
!te-Jamd & aluaken atore, and directly
south of Eiekson e new store, wIn re I have
built the best Gaikry in, the e minty especi-
' ally for my ovo work, being large and corn-
: nualious aud with the paeper actenie light ;
' being tile only Galley in Z)t,4fortheististruct-
ed on true photographic pralciples. 91/e
Vulit thot foe rei,!ect the true Feetta?-es:
ter myself that: I can satiefy ail wlio may
eall. t&.miuib-€r 1 don't walit your money
fer nothing; I ani,boral to please or no pay.
L; As niaut have had incturee lfl .aforth, but
.,verce (fiseatisfied, haviror confmnaled my
n.ame with auoth(r, I, would request if you
[ want a goed picture, preperiy made and
durable, that you ask. far Frank Paltridge.
Don't ask for Paltaidge's, 01113,, , but Frank
Paltriclae. I am thus explieit,because many
think thev are gffilk,2,' tO set a pleture made,
by Frank Paltridev ; but t'hy a mistake, in
not ping to Frank Ws, get sadly disap-
pointed.
Css-ASK FOR, AND, CO TO FRANK,
in the Brick: Block, up one flight of stairs,.
and turn to the right hand. •
My specimens at the or are all my own
'make, and are not bought or borrowed to
:decoy the public:.
Come tinv day, Frank is always at horas
awl in Gof:,;:r T rt.rer.
Pieturts- of deetascd enrf.fullY copied into;
any kind or Picture desired.
Remember, it es to _traria: raltridge's von
haw to p forret-a good -Photograph. Reee
aui rieh Furniture, Scenery, &c.„ that wiil
oar tdcture 100K TWO', and worm
-sending to your fri( ods. Who does no
:know FRANK PA TaT ID; ?
Seafortk Jan. 6th. 53 -iv
ote The Fact
'MAT
res-•
tr9da
GALLERY,
Is now complete with a new
Mt -CFI -ANDER INSTRUMENT.,
"NTEW Backgrounds, c&c., &e. None but
fint-elass pictures taken,, anel satisfae-
tion guaranteed.
GALLERY over Dr. Smith's Office, next door
tor Meyer's.
Sea.forth, Aug. 13, 1868. 3G-6ret.
„
-SEATTIER
EXCHANGE, BROKPAT t
• And dealer in Pure
hIICS, CHEMICALS & DYE STUFFS,.
The Deng Department is under the spec
care ,an experienced Clumiat,
• It. M. PEA.RSOIL
a uary 21.t,, l$G9.
•
Thaw*
The Petnoenttic principle in govern:
Meat is 4stinedto change entirely the,
flee of sOety. The mend is almost in-
Onpetitnt to coneeive the changes
• .
a sing1e. cent:till are possible
under a s Oet oer‘ttie go vein. 1111 en t as *co n-
tra4cd with. a mon trehi.d. aristoeracy
This principle is ole of the Mightiest
safeguaiils of power., be a Ise returning.
to Often 40 the people, it tends to equa-
lize onilidons, to represent* in geivern:
trient p 4i v th 6 comoined wisdom of the
nation.--rthider this fortil of govern-
ment, &int vigae:sm„ that ten riltle curse
of.an sto ;racy, is re,Ilty turned to a
good account ; and A\ 11 in a ,man p telders
to the mjudicea of the peeple for 'Oleo,
his divett.0 ac.3o1nt.1.bili4 to the'people
a, gmir.tutee th tt he ern- repretent
00- o.. DenooratiQ Prind
riThe Disendia-
There is one fet
stoile'a Disendownieint scheme which is
o pecular siatiiticittry, a ind calitv
solutipa 6' the Land Qnestion
—and whilx evidently bears the im-
presi of Mr. Beigh 's hand. The Glebe
lauds—with the, xecption of fen acres
Whi:th. the. now 'go erning body' of this
e itabliehinetit will e 'empowered tu pil r-
aSe for el.ch par,. oaage,. if so disposed,
at A fair valuation and all the church
lauds ate to be tr, nsferred 'to the corn-.
mission wee.oitiet to wind up the
Church 'revenues, ti_d by them disposed
of—the right of -1 re:emption being re.„
served for the. t mink in possession.
This would form a. precedent for a:
distribud )1) of th land- on the Fin
Ole sketehed out I y M. Bright wnen
111 D u bl }laid N‘ Melt has been found
to work benifi.3iellv C,ernisny.
The prevision is p and simtde. The
-Gallant is e .t ,c1 to pay down one
fourth of the pill. th:tse. money—the 1e-
-.10 lining three ths to be left on the
Seeurity of the laa d, to be liquidated by
insttom efts ex•en ding over a perd ioof
twenty yea.—'I'le 'Premier does not
mask the imienti( n of the Cabinet in
proposing thiz_scl eme for the dispos 1
le,k 1 old prop.9: y held -by the Onur11.
xperiment on a limit-
u‘p pi•operty
safe, -easy and. unex-
le is so confident of
ffect of this s.letne'—
ill other wut ds, e011[1.dellt of the *in;
rinise of the tenant.
THE
SEAFOR'rli EXPOSITOR.
is ertt Scheme
ture in Mr. Glad -
their s ieV".,•1, an I obey thir:be'lests.
In t where o er is'oft6.1
conferred for life, when Onee a dema-
gogue is su ;tcessfal, then he is itretned.
Alt:1y ail ay,d ag-tinst the people,. and
on the side of the aeidteary
the aristocratic or hereditery principle
of go vet n in en t.
Another gteat change growing Out of
this`'.t rep e at olisti ige of et'S that
practical knowledge comes down from
"
govurninol- 14,m ri .
to thc) leov)le instead (af • , ta . • „, -1 e (
going up in the shape of prrs lYemid 16.1 settle of bre-dc.i.
putiGion[s- for .. r?d eses of grial evienres . ,
littler per te,ctly
- froirt the, p-ople to the tlit•one. Not- eention d. "kral.
withstiit 'ing the. vre 4 preva(1-en•tur3es the ce....ollorilical
of layei s in Clongress, the helding lett-
4
ture of that thAly iu pn6cticatis1fl, Lii-
C) yeari; • 'MARC(' ill Millity Welt -Imes 11;elf about to becom
of G.:T.ek and L ttin pur relers base the ltiod he fotnierly
been deep in KU :11 qt eitions as the soar- tilled at ;1-rent---Ithat be has no climb':
ees of mutional ,W t.Ith tlie relations -of of 'materially imJroving: the to be
- foreign: trade, the enr•ouraginnei.t, .01 fr -for the land. This is a, testimonv
manuftystures anti agri-n
nature of1 taper money,
parisail t•txatiou Dd
seuret indastri-d triumph lies in
the mil in peded deyelopMent‘ of :human-
entet•rwise.
D,-,.-mocracy 1S the true, prineiple of
government, as it coat:4115 Withild itself
the povir to (renerate and pr(;ser\!-e its
own power. - t'Po YEW wfl dtVzty:1 f01.0
leA,rninig aud talent, lea -I. -ling And t;tlen'
•owill be. c al tivat4 for the sake of power.
ROBEI!TIVIILLigR,
a sr Maker *I
Wholeoale Stationer,.
-GENIEriAL. BOOKBINDER,
AND
AC,'COUNT Bow 11ANUFACTOUR,
Importer and dealer in
SCHOOL .B00 ICS,
dustry and elite
when he finds hi:
the proprietor of
IDUre, the tr,;e
tonoprly, INIU-
ebt. The real
and the constquit retnru of that power
to-tliepeople will oper?tte as a c-mvithrt
cheIL to the in tnity of an nhoty am-
bitton.! democr Ley ra ke
the torn. of the world, and atnib il te
the to O as trella err:rs and abuses Which
now weigh like molten teltd nn the
minds, and he IrtS of the labor-
ers of tl-e worla intl'estiga4ar:
•
Morality:
angkiry ; tostinl•niy of the c 11
fide,11Ce reposed in the energy 'and self
reliance of the I triple, with th
diate p,ssesSion f the LI nd before t! em
and an 11S111 \' that the, 'weer:la:PS of pe
-'0dinion. is se. >plug the fou i ins
of thee f(. tidal sys en), and thtt it ili
int p el legi 1 ti n 0 a the -r.tdical -i-
pie:ofj.i.ud tea die At no dist.mt
abl Nation..
STATIONERY,
• NICS, TWINES,
WINDOW SHADES,
TH.Ta G)BratiT CAY ES. 7 --The rernar1-.-
al)le ro k of Gib a. gray ac
ria;er-ule, .whith risesfrom 1,400 to 1,be0
feet above the A edite,rrtialettal, has long -
been 0110115 fOr its curious caves. Re •
cently some pm. tty thorough Oxplora-
tions have been made of some:of the43
c;wes, Jinder he dire••tion. of UAW-
Bioome, c‘f the -.1ritish army. One .
AND
•Paper Hangings.
A .7. I: NT FOR
iovell!s and Inc New., .Series of School
•
Books ; Danville !S''chool Slate Com-
pan,y, ; Carlo Coinbined Writing d;
opyiv g nk.
397 Notre Dame Street,. .liontreal
arch 18th, 1869. ••67-3m
SEAFORTH
FIMMTIIR! •"VAREROOM1
ehem su as
on the eastern.
Does not the ria" itaphrsical merality .c.-tts evidently
of the old school., put the youth from though now up
the &kit on the wrong ro td—that
interested actions are sh;teful audidis-
tLe Afediterrarit
voted to th6
enough there -w
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,putituo NOTICE. •
•s
THE, MONTREAL TEA_ COMPANY,
6, Hospi al Street, Montreal.
• 1
Our Teas, af erthe most severe tests by
the best medical authorities and jud‘es ei
.Teas, have been pronounced to bequite pore,
and free from a iy artificial coital mg or pais
of Tea. They ale unequalled
mc, ,
mous substans so often used toiNinTepbro:
the appearance
for strength a d flavor. 1 he ha
chosen for thei• intrinsicl worm keeping in
mind health, etionomy, and a hili degree of
pleasure in drifiking chem. We Sell, for the
smallest possible profits, effecting a saving to
the consumer of 15e. to 20,e. Per lb. Our
i.
Nast axe put it ) in 5, 12, 15, 2oi and 25 lb.
boxes, and are warranted pure and free frem
poisonous substanees. Orders flor four 5 lb.
boxes, two 12 ib. boxes, or one •20 or 25 lla
bo.c, sent carri.41ge free to any Railway Sta,-
tion. in. Canada Tea will be forwarded im-
mediately on receipt of the order by mail
containing money, or the money can. be col-
lected en delivery by express -man, where
there are express offices. in semLng orders
below, the amount of $10, to Sa.Ve eapense it
will be better to send money with the order.
Where a 25 lbbox won d. be too mueb, four
families clubbing together could send. for four
b lb. bo.;es, ortwo 12 I. hoses. We •send
5hem to one address, ea Tiage paid, and mark
ea,ch box plainly, so tha each party get their
own tea. Wel warrant ull the Lea, we'sell to
give entire satisfa,ctioi . if they are not
satisfac:ory, they can be returned. •at OUT
expense. •.
•gLAG,*-C TrA1—Eng1i h Breakfast, Broken
Leaf, strong Tea, 45c., 50c.-; Fine Flavored.
New Season do. 55c., 60e. and 65c. ,• Very
Best Full Flavcirtd do. ¶5o.; Sound Oolong.
45c. • Rich Flavored (101 600.; Very Fine do.
do. 75e. ; japan, Good,
Very Fine tale., Finest
GREEllklirEA.
• 65e ;1 Young Hyson t
Very eine Sic., 'Super
il ; Fine Gunpowder '7.)e. ; Extra Superfine
.lo $1. -
Importer and manufacturer of all kinds
aiousgmoLD FURNITURE,
Such as
SOFAS,
LOUNG ES.
CENTRE TABLES,
MAI:1'RA S SEP,
DINING & BRE.A.KFAST TABLES, '
• B UREA US,
• .• CHAIRS, and. .
• BEDSTEADS,
In Great Varietal -
Mr.. R. has great confidence in offering lr's
goods to the public, as they are Ulful8 of
Good Seasoned Lumber, and. by First-Cla.ss
WoTk-num. .
COFFIN ADE To ORDER
On the Shortest Notice.
e
•
W OD TURNING
Done with Neatness and Despatch..
Wareroorns :
TWO DOORS SOUTH SHARP'S HOTEL
Main St
of
IvLu'tui's C ore, opens Ma reet.
57-r.
face of the rock ; and Seeforth. Jan. cith. 1889.
an an( ie se ;cave,
rank of 700 feet above
on. A. month was de-
--)10 ration , and curiously
graceful ; that .the only mein turio us is no evidence Of Any
deeds are bottoua on e-enerositv, precious ex ploy: tion of tide cave. The
lanthroey and the go. d of others 7 explorers first e
These tx 3 rotes 'wide. for a. being that 41. feet of eartl
has neither wants nor necessities of hi the cave Thi
own, bad of cfmrse JturSt be broken ,talagmite,fioor
through eve] y latent, hv a being Tvho some portions
cannot exist without food; clothing'
and lodging. The young man, frCed
11'01111 the trainmels of the college,
. searches for such ideal perfection in the
wOrht, and can only find the preten-
sions te it .antengst hypo-2ey tett and
swiudlers ; 11(..) o•iv•:g them hiscenifdence,
is deceived., mica pend al tun -1 i e goes -
the other extreme, Mad finishes ..by be-
lievingi all niLtnkind _. Let an
iim past•tial man e.t.a the nature of
any a his actions, _and he onust find
that he g.tve the preferatice, and coma
not \do otherwise, to till acuion that he
tho igut at the time afforded the great-
est quantum of pleasure' and satisfacti
on.
One day, walking on the promenade
along the flay of -Naples, a Ilar.j.Ve had
-
one out of liie depth and was drowning.
A foreighner perceived his danger,
plunge(l in and saved ltitti. The crowd
on the shore g ithered round hint and
were lavish of their pr:tises and thanks.
Fools.!" skid he, "I have no merit
in what T,have done ; did you not see
that it gave rue more pain. to see him
.drowning, than to save him T" The
most correct nus'e I. of judging of actions.
7,votad be to give. credit for the effects
always evident, and conclude that the
Wii.ves are all SeltiS11, but with these
a third Tru-ty his nothing to do, .as they
must be forever hidden from him.
_
A " veppary Yarn."
caVated from three to
along the south side. of
revealed to them a
on - which were found
f the lower jaw., sup
posed, to be -htu,nan, and, a comd.derable
quantity cf-bonbs of Animals, birds and
, Iwo
tin e ated ; 11
axes, flint klliv
ed bone, sea s't
cell pottery, rude tairl
Indies in d pots, stone
,S and flint Chips, wort. -
1 .', Lind sl.ells and wat-
er.washed pebIlles. In a small eh am-
!tc,r, off the 11 )It )side of the cave, wet f‘
1
fOUnd two an Sword§ -and tv'' small
enamelled :cop )er , plate; bei, ,tifal I y
mtede.. and brilliantly colored, • :with a
design upon it
the coil of a se
frirred to t'ie 1
art Aber 1: ro:e
Uave,",-were
remititis, stme
On the north
ing tin the stal
were discoVere
450 feet in a
the very exist
been unknown
'4611 progres
monstrate, tit
the caves of G
ted by a rece
lia.bits of life,
went to the Legi-Ilitaire last year,"
Tgaid a Georgian. "Well, I went t(
• Apstit and took dinner at a havern
• tight beside the s:tt a member from ont
of the ba,,A; towns who had never taken
dinner btfore at a tavern his life.
Before his plate. sat a dish-, of peppei's
and he kept' tokittg at them.Fivallv
as 'the w-dt...1.r was very slow bringmc.
on the things, he up with his fork, ant
• in less'than no time soused one int
his mo nth. As he I iro d wn • i ,
grinders the tetrs came into his eyelj
At it -t, -spitting the pepper into bi
hand, he Ltid- it down by the side to.'
his plate, ard with a voice •that set th
whole table in- an upro•tr, exclainittd,
"Just lie their and cool."
ronresOnting oird in
pent. The relies all re
tit or 12th eentury.•11)
cave---" bt. Michael's
mind numerous human
axes, flint knives, &c.
ide of this cave, by break-
tginite floor, other caves_
whi It extended some
torth-westerly direetint.
nce of which had before
The explorations are
.but They seem to de -
a t sonic remote period
:oraltar were all uinthi-
off me1.4 having nniform
,• THE THEOR
latest and b
aerorit boreali
eertained by
sleetriCity is
tad that air
nois-,Are, bu
:-atiOp, is a. pc.
IS C0)111)14%1(1
)thor conditi
bat lectrici
ion in great
•:ntensity to
)f lightning,
;rata of the
ield, and 'ke
1 time, by a
luetive qut•
trata chzi.ng
i more moi
;he ei.e;tri'fi
tsses down
'tag at night
,the aurora. b
•
•
szivoN,
HOUSE 81..SIGN PAINTER.
OF THE AUR0RA.—.The-
st accepted theory a tin
is base.l on the facts,
noderu experiment, that
enera4ed by evapcottion ;
itieh has absorbed :some
notto the point of satu-
ir condtictor of electricity
With the atmospliOre ii
ns. * The theory sneposeF
y, generated by ov4ora
qu•it ttlies and of too lo"
be discharged n tho
IS collected• in the tippet
atmosphere, where it i;
jt fix,* passing down foi
trate of air of poorer .00 0--
ity, below. -When • thii •
FikES
ARRIVALS
AT THE
0 TOR
INDOW BLIND)
•
IN GREAT V„ RIETY.
• "Nimme's ppahr Tale
"Tales of *e Borders,"
"..:)t. Patrick's Eve,"
Tint4s,"
"Morning Ivlorning," by Spurgeon.
"The Pratt* Son," by Punshon.
"Light to t.i4e, Path," by Hamilton.
"Kinglake4 War in the Crimea,"
•Thase's P.iceipes,"
Bibles an/l. Testaments in -large and
swall print,
ALBUMS D Ft NZY coops.. _
British midi American Eaguzines supplied
to order. •
Wel • Paper !
CHOOL tii0OKS, Foolseep, Letter and
0 Note Paver, always on band, also Law
Forms,- BlankiNotes, Day Books, Ledgers, &c.
Seat SE AFO '‘EXPOSITOR. Dail3r
Globe and Deafly Telegraph for Sale.
Villiam Elliott
SeafortIL 'ril 2, 1869. 54- tf.
50e., 55e.,• Fine 60e., •w
Twankay 50c., 55.,
Oe., 60e., 63c 70e. ;
inc and Very Choice
• - HAF.INESS
Teas net mentioned ii this circular equal -
:y sheap. Tea pnly s ld by this Company,
;1-tt An excellent mi: ed Tea could be sent
for 60e. and 70e. : ve ey good_ for _common
purpos( s 50c.
Silver taken. at par. For notes and post -
office orders the Comp ny will add the pre-
mium in tea to the ord 'T.
A. complimentary bo e of tea will be given
to parties forming Chil s and sending for 251b
boxes. • Each box will be marked plainly, so
that each one will get his Milt. a• .
Oa -Beware of Pedlais and runners -using
• 1
our name, or offerin our Teas in small
packages. Nothing le 's than a- caddie sold.
• NOTE THE ADD tE,Ss..--The Montreal
Tea Company, 6 Hospttal Street, Montreal
Out of over one Tho isand testimonial, we
insert the following :
• A YEAR 5 TRIAL.
HE undetisigned,
,
WILLIAM H..OLIVER,
Begs to annoince to the inhabitants of Sea -
forth and suounding country, that he has
opened. xi First-class Horness Shop,
Oppose the Post Office,
M
1
;AIN STREET.
.:
He has had over twenty years experience
t
in the busine s, and for the last seven years
has been in e employ of F. A. Myers, who
speaks highll of his abty as a workman. -
Having bkight ont !MR. TAIT'S Stock,
, .,
TheMontreal Tea Celepany Montreal, 1868.
iS nearly a year since' purchas-
ed the first chest Of ilea from your _house.
have purchased Since, ai d. • 1. am
pleased. to inform yOu that the Tea as in
every ease provpd. mosit satiefa tory, as well
as being exceedingly! eheto, . Yours very.
truly. 1 F. DENNIE.
_Montreal Tea Company:
- GENT LEmi,.N-1.1:11e Tea 1 rur 3based of you
in March has given great at sfaction and.
flavour of it is very fine. It is very strange,
but since I have been drinkirg your Tea I
have, been quite free from. heartburn, which
would -al -Ways pain me after b.ealefast. I at-
tribute this purity of your Tea, and. shall
co11tthuea customer.
Yours respectfully.
FRANCIS T. GREEN.
54, tit. John Street Montreal.
Montreal, April 186g.—To the Montreal
Tea Company, 6 1-foe1ot?1 a•treet, Montreal:
—We notice with pleaenre the large amount
of Tea that we, have fere-warded to you to
'different parts of the Dominion, and we are
gladto find your business so rapidly nereas-
mg. We presume, your Teas are giving gene-
ral satisfaction, as out of the large amount
forwarded we have only had occasion to re-
turnone box, which, we understand, was
sent out through a mistake.
G. CHENEY,
Manager Canadi.n Express Co.
All work lone in laree- ()lass Style. Or-
ders to •be left one door North of Dr. Smith's
office. 67-3m.
HOUSE 8& -LOT FOR SALE.
OR Sale, in the Village of Seaforth, a
U good Frame Dwelling Rouse, with gar-
den and stable attached, near the Tenaper-
lame
For further partioulars, apply bo
MICHAEL M•ADD1GAN
Seaforth, April 8th. 70
and. parchastid a
LARGE SiTTLY OF GOOD MATERIA.L,
Oe is prepared to sell ,
AS CHEAri. AS ANY OTHER ESTAB--
LISENWT IN THE COUNTV• .
U. Scotch and Fancy
o T.J 13, s
74EAM AND LICiiT
K1AR N S
He fears noetoriapetition.
Give him 4 OA and n4,ve S 010 :0my.
Ji. OLIVER.
Seaforth, J-4. 7th, 18G9. 57 -ti
BOOTS ,8‘ SHOES.
Witham - McNally
ANOTHER; WONDERFUL CURE OF
CONSUMPTION IN CANADA.
Mcssus YOUNG &.CJIA/IBERLIN,--S rs, I
feel it a duty 1 owe to you, as well as to the
public to inform you of the most woederful
mire of Consumption, •accomplished in my
person, by the use of the Great Shoshonees
Remedy and Pills, 1 coughed. a great deal
day and. night, expectorating a great quanti-
ty of matter, and had a great pain about my
left lung. I had. cold chills every day, and.
severe night sweats every night, and between
the rackmg cough and great sweating, I was
almost deprived of sleep ; by these miseries
as well as the loss of appetite, I Vas so ie -
NOTICE.
ALla parties indebted to the estate of the
late Jonathaat'earter, are requested to
settle forthwith, or else, the amounts and
saes due will be L?.iven into the hands of
_\lessrs 'Benson & Meyer for celleetion:
L. MEYER,
Receiver to the Estate of the late-
' Jonathan Carter.
4arp-urhey, May 5th, 1869, 74-4in
CA_MP.pELL'S
?ATE111" VENTILATOR!
DAMPER AND DEODORIZER. .
Dito6MOTING Health, Conafort and. Econ -
y the only complete Ventilator and
L oredittlble person. and I am confident that I
)oubl Damper in use, for Kitchen, Office,
can safely voueb for the truth of the above,
'arlor or Bed -Boom saving its cost 'in one
or any otht r statement made by him,
LTA.VING lately purchased the business el
Barker, in Wroxeter, will keep
on hand ;large assortment of Boots and
Shoes. Nie but first-class work manu-
factured on the premises. •
°that will receive particular attentioasa
Repairing -done on the shortest notice.-
. W. McNALLY.
April 231S68. • 20-1y.
• Farm for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale the Fam
being Lot NO. 9, in the 2nd Concessicn,
Township f Tuckersmith, consisting of 80
acres, ns...aily all cleared. There is a good
Frame Holtse on the lot, and a large Barn,
a never failing spring creek runs through
the farm, For particulars apply to
A G VAN EGMOND,
At the Seaforth Carding Mill.
Seaforth, Tay 4th. 74-3m
FLOUR 84. FEED
IN CONNECTION* WITH
THE SEAFORTH MILLS 1
0 posite. Sharp's Hotel,
SEAFORTH.
• 8.11EARSON & Co. have for *ale
aft ;the above Store, -a large stock of
duced that I could hardly stand alone. I
F R ESP' SEEDS
g
was under the care of a. physician for a
eno
1 trth of time and findinte no relief, I
tried different receipes, but without any
good effect. Squire Peterson of Batta re-
commended me to use the Great Shoshenees
Remedy; I procured three bottles at once,
with the Pills, so soon as 'commenced using
it I began to get better, and when I had fin-
ished this complement, the cough, expectora-
tion of matter, pain about the lung,
sweating, &e., left me ; and by continuing
its use I became strong and healthy. It. is
now over two months sinee I quit the reme-
dy, and there have been no symptoms of the
disease returning, and I have been, and am
now, healthier. and better than I have been
for years. 1 trust you w make this-knewn
to the public, that they may be aware of the
.peculiar virtues of this truly. vvonderful In-
dian Remedy.
,PETER C. MiLLER.
Ernestown, County of Lennox
and Addington, Ontario.
To all to whom it may come.—This is to
certil3r that I have been acquainted. with the
above mentioned. gentleman, Peter 0: V.
Ititliea, Esq., for many years, and have
known him always to be of the very high-
est respectability and a very candid. and
s its condition by absorb! month. Its chums guaranteed. or money REV. W. F. S. HARPER,
tare, or in SOthe Other w8N, (-funded. See testianottills from scores of 44.1v Rector of Bath, Ontario
y above is set•free and Professional and Scientific gentlemen. .
he peculiar appearance of •
1,4Fer Sale by
LOFFT,
n great quantities, form-
• Agent fox Seaforth:
realis, February 11, 1869. Ga-tf
;
Imported. iay James Fleming (k= Co., Seed. -
men to he Agricultural Association •oi
Can.ada, d.nsistnig of all kinds of Field' loa
Garden Seds, also a limited quantity of
Choice z ing Wheat and Oats direct from
Scotland,
Caledonia Land Plaster
7:00 per Ton,
And ail descriptions of Coarse Grains, 41411
55 Flour and Feed of the best de-
scription,
AT THE MILL PRICES
it:1 22.
Settfort , April
52-1y.
MITE ZIMIVIERMAN HOUSE, WROXE-
1 TER, jOrfN ZPIAMERMAN, Proprietor.
Dee. 144,A8G8. 53-tf A
S
111HE subscriber having IINVIOVED •to
1. theepremises lately ocupied, by E. Hick-
son & now prepared to pay the higb-
est Ca.sb. Price for any quantity of good
Fresh Aige delivered at his shop, -Main St.,
Seafoxtiti
DAVID D.. ;SON.
SealertIN April 22.. 7241.,