HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1871-02-03, Page 8BRIjARY 3, 1871.
RON & WILLIAMS
trodueing the celebrated
NC'S STRAW CUTTER.
elready met with: Unrivalled
in other parts of canada.
,tct to- give perfect satisfaction
either by horse or hand paw--
NUFACTURE A NEW
[). 8 HORSEPOWER,
Ht DRIVING" STRAW CUTTERS,
AMINES, GEN CYLINDER4
['WA GIANT THRESHERS.
alias of Farming Implements.
Fanning Mille.
Cultivators,
d Machines, Bartle Hoes,
ors,. 'Weeders.,
'Power, Prows,
ng Machines, Gang Mews,
IouldboarelPlo.ws, Ate.
GHTING & ENGIN
-
G DEPARTMENT. -
es of all Sizes Bunt
Flour ATMs,
s, Flax Mills,
:ater or steam,
wI 411 kinds of
,ONTRACTEU FOR AHD'
THE MOST AP
STYLE.
WATER - WHEELS,
rims, MINGLE
- BRAN DUSTERS
a a machinery of the be
supplied on short notice
GlICESe AND MAMMY
ptly attended t�
ON & WILLIAMS,
Mitchell,
1$70. 144-1y
CERN'
PH KIDD, Plaintiff, and
.MULKIN and THOlvIA.
/Wants.
14th December, 1870.
point THOMAS KIDD, of
Seaforth, County of Hu-
', Receiver in this case.
J. A. BOYD. Master.
edebted to, the late firm of.
qUILKIN will please call
saine at once and oblige.
THOMAS KIDD..
c. 21, 1870. 159-14
r.NT DRAINS.
;REES WANTED for the
Yorks, in the Township of
4 Huron, after the 10th of
!ss -41- 25 to $1.75 perday.
G. BLAIN, Contractor.
1tlth 1870 153—
, <
LOTIOE.
t. desirous of adopting a
hy male Child, about 18
y apply for further partic%
all:.22, Seaforth, Ont.
21, 1870. 159-tf
TO DEBTORS.
1' my book accounts to
MeGREGOR. Debtors
to settle with him ircirae-
.1eiving their accounts..
WM. F. LUXTON.
s 23, 1870. 159-tf
.E OR TO RENT.
aied offers for sale or to
gd Concession of MoKil-
3ad, 11 miles from Sea-
mile4from Roxboro, 1
d land, with a good bear -
trees. assorted; frame
t, in good condition and
; also-, a well, pump,
;he premises; the lot is
For further particulars.
pietar an the premises.
JOHN YOUNG.
;EAFORTH
er Yard.
MACDONALD;
public that they have
ER YARD in Seaforth,
hi% UR the ground for -
Lumber Yard, hy ,Mr.
r- constantly on hand- a
of ALL KIN_DS OF
'[.84231. and undressed_
0) SHINGLES,
r are prepared to sell at
le pr• ices, for Cash.
bers. will find it to thei
rqieet our stock, and, as
before pueehesing else
in a position to offs
to cash purchasers.
& MA.CDONALD.
29, 1870, _ 160-tf
FOR SALE.
;Ie. 22, 13th Concession
Mc Killop, tem -Wising
-ee, forty-five of which
eneed, and a never
fail-
tr runs through one
ling& Also, the unex-
st years of the lease of
4 18,. I2th concession,
of purchasing at any
'Imlay Si, 275„ to extend
tat years. This lot is
nr further particulare
rsigreel
AS STEPHENS,
Seaforth.
I62-tf
OR SALE.
Led offers far sale lot.
isricession. Morris, con-
s, 14 .miles from Sea-
rle the Northern Gravel
tred, wen fenced, shed
log house, 18x24 feet ;
t24 feet, well finished ;
(4- 30 trees ; 20 acres
lead ; 7 acres a log_
d. ; a never -failing
Ing through the farm ;
-house on the lot.--
ety will be sold far
,sla, ancl time for the
n, the premises to the
.131.7TTON,
„Walton Post Offloe.
FEBRUARY 3, 871.
,
Perseverance of a Young Scotch
t Student'.
A few weeks sine" itowits my duty
-as (University examiner, to recom-
mend a student for the high degree
of Doctor in Science. This gradu-
ate is the son of a poor Highland
crofter, and when a boy, went out
to herd cattle during the manner
from March to Octar. His wages
for seven months were only
,
but they were enough: to -pay his
fees at the parish school during .the
winter. It is true that the school
was six miles from bis father's hut,
but a walk of twelve miles to and
fro over a bleak inoerland, does not
.deter a promising Scotch boy . from
going to school. It did deter, e e
how-
ever, some of the farmer's sons in
his neighborhood ; so at fourteen
my young friend took up a little ad-
venture school to teach these less
hardy lads, and in the course of
- time he made enough to carry him
to the b.urg school_ at Perth, where
he extended the knowledge of 'class-
ics and mathematics which he had
began at the parish school. !Still
working, still teaching, still saVing,
he fought his way step by step
throuch bursaries and scholarships
a
won..l) him, till he bedame a certi-
ficate', Leacher of the first clawunder
the Privy Council, a, Muter of arts,
. a Bachelor of Science in the Univer-
sity of Edinbuigh, and, as I have
said, a few. weeks since it was my
privilege to examine him as a Doc-
tor of Science.
es *4.- •
A Successful Adventure?
The Dukekof Edinburgh, who has
the reputation of having a keener
:eye to the main chance than quite
becomes a prince, is reported to have
made a lucky investment during his
recent vist to New Zealand. In
oorrimon with some of the other
officers of the 'Galatea,' he purchas-
ed shares in the 'Long Drive claim"
I
at £50 a share, and when the mail
left Auckland,- about two months
ago, the shares, on which onry £3
ns, had been paidstood at £65, while
in June alone £6,000 dividends had
been paid on a total subscribed cap-
ital of £4,000. This is not the only
instance in which an officer of the
British service has made a. lucky hit
in New Zealand. Some years ago
a most marvelous stroke of good
luck befel one who needed it much
worse than the -Duke:, A poor lieu-
tenant in a marching regiment quar-
tered in New Zealand, had contriv-
ed to save £37 out of his . pay, and
hearing good `.!accotints of the pros-
pects of the Township of Otago, lie
wrote to a sagacious friend there,
enclosing an _order for the whole
sum mentioned, and saying that he
was determined to invest his hardly-
-earned little savings in real-estate
in that place. The friend most jii-
diciously bought with £352a. corner
allotment, a.nd Wrote back alnclosing
the necessary papers and the £2 bal-
ance. Within a short time ago Ota-
go, now the wealthiest place in Neav-
Zealand, became the rage ; !prices
rose tremendously, the ground pur-
chased by the poor_ efficer became
the object of a brisk Competition, and
was finally let on building lease, at
a ground rent ot £800 a year, to
great bank, which has erected on
the site a magnfieent edifice. Lard
Chesterfield Expatiates to his sira,
in one of his fan -ions letters, on ' the
advantage of always having in his
hand a fittle ready money ; there is
no saying, he very justly olterves,
to what profit it may not by some
chalice incident, be turned. It cer-
tainly proved so in that aase. '
I.
Ef,ow Much Work a Horse a,ndo
At a former meeting of the Brit-
ish Association in Dublin Mr.
Charles Btanconi, of Cashi, read a
paper relative to his extensive car
establishment, after which a gentle-
man stated that at Pirckford's, the
great English carrier's, they could
not work a horse economically more
than ten miles a day, and wished to
hear Mr. Blaconi's opinion on the
subject. Mr. Blanconi stated he
found, by experience, he Could bet-
ter work a. horse eight miles. a day
for six days in the week, than six
for seven days in the week. By not
working an Sunday heeffectedsaving
pf 1 2 per cent.
Mr. Blanconiis opinion on this
point is of the highest. authority; for
although the extension of railways
in the land has thrown thirty-seven
of his vehicles out of employ, which
daily ran 2,446 miles, still he has
over nine hundred horses, working
sixty-seven coaveyances, which daily
travel 1,241 miles. It is also
tounded tl e result of forty-three
years' experience.---Seientific Arne -
The,Way the Monday Goes.
Our local Premier prides himself
_
on his economy, and in some respects
this may be true; but in looking
over the accounts of 1869 (better
tate than neyet) and those of part of
1.870, there are a number of items
which need co]i siderable explanation. -
For example 1 4. think the following
sums not bad ;ay for an economical
government to Igive :. Hon. J. H.
Cameron, Crown Counsel at Went-,
'
worth Spring 'Assize (abut fi
days' -work), $562; ser ices cs
Brant Fall Assizes,
$1 O. For se
en days'. total $682. hen Thornas
'Galt, for Middlesex S oring Assize
$420; LennoX an. A dingto
Spring Assizes, $32. 0 xfor 1 Spring
Assizes (three days), 164. Ont
no Spring Assizer, $1 10. nd Li
cella Spring i Assizes,- 373. Total
for three! weeks work, $1,1 9., R.
A. Harrison, Perth S ering Assize
$336. Simcoe, $126. Te 1, $46
—ten days' work. A. N. '. icharci
in the same way, for L ;ads ictori
\ Lanark, Peterboro, : if d 1 arleto
-the Modest sum of $54 $2 6, $2
$78, and $209. Total, 1,067. The
we have G. Mellieken gett'ng $9712
for Beryl es in two pas s of murder.
,
He is onl chief of the d tect e force.
The Lieutenant-Gover or's esidenCe
required from Sept. 311_ 868, to
30th•JU e, 1869, the od ate sum
of 82;459 foir wood, co 1 an water.
Hon. John Carling go u, for going to
Belkvill to selects, si for he Asy-
lum, $4. J. M. Coil ins ot, for
"excavating for Ayslu at I ondon,
-
only $2, 43 ; and onb $21,000 t
pay for this swamp Of uuck. Kiva
Tully gets, /for tiavell ng xpense
to Loncl n to inspect b ildi I g, $216;
and Hon.'J. 6arling g ts, r going
to Land n (his home), ray fling ex-
penses, to select site, $ 8. For ad-
vertising tenders in paper $289.
Hon. E. B. Wood, for ser ices as
Arbiteat (how patriotic! -$275 ;
and his ecrletary, $100. hese are
only: a, few items of our savi og Go
ernrnent.1 Of course .we do . ot say
they are xtravagant ; certa Illy not..
It would be presumptions to do so ;
and yet 'would be well to uestion
their "
Iiit ightinesses " on 11 such
modest s inas, as "every littl makes
a al uekle "--- 'frooabtock''Rem W.
-.* • 4.--
. Winter Milk.
Thomas Whitaker, of N edhana,,
-Massa gibes his methori of treating.
i
stock in wiuter, and its resu ts are as
follows: In winter I go to ' e barn
at I alf-p st five o'clock in ti (3 morn-
ing, rath r sooner,
perhaps,
- .
good many Men' would lik
I g ve ea
hay. and
jus the
firs
the
omb
bru .h—k
ha
abo
At
cut
pee
pee
we
an
,pou
roil
at
to
7
than a
to go.
b cow a srnal. handful of
then go to graotni g them
anaeas I should, a horse—
curry comb, t en he corn
rush,: and then t e hair
eeping thein suppl ed with
a small, quantity at a ime, for
it an lhou. Then the b yr milks.
ight we fill a pork bar el with
hay ith which we mi half a
'of c tton seed meal, a d half a
of s orts'. -Upon this mixture
our 4iot water, and cover with
irtight lid. . In the morning we
on more -hot water " and after
i i
ing this s given t�. the cows;
ight 'clock they are turned ou
ater at noon, `when the boy
e fro
and
; the
r, af
ilful
ots c
co
I I
bay
ay
lp
car/
mil red.
qua -ts o
Tne 1 an
of e ch; upon., this boling
pou ee, tb which cold NA Air is added
eno gh to fill a, pail,
salt ; after this a littl
and they are left for di
nd n w for the rest
One hundlredl and thirty
mil -
sold
De
Or
ow
old
of
We
stor
Ter
way
ped
s hool. they are
t our o'clock a li
aze then turne
er [Which the are
t mangolcls, luta
ut fine, then
They each ha
cotton •seed
shorts---equ.
clea
e
1 q
ed with
tle more
out to
fed each
a,gas and
ed and
)out two
al, porn
antities
water iS
ith a little
m re haya
nig it.
It. We sell
six quarts of
onth ; in ovember we
fifty -even pounds f butter, in
embel- we shall se 1 a out th
• quantity, besides hat we bay
famil use. This s from tw
and a heifer that as Cwo year
est pril, and call, ed the firs
ay, he other las Selitember
mac e "iutcer all last winter
shall make it all th Is winter. -1
bett r to make butter in winte
sum er, Churnin: has never ex
ed half arn hour, a id generally
e of that timehe milk i
scald d, but the cream befor
ning is brought to a tempera
of albout sixty degkees.
and
pay
tha,
cee
not
chu
tur
ORDER CUSTOMS. Ilezle is
of t e early days iof .Wyomin
itory : in the b r-roorn of
ide t verb, where t e stage stop] -
to diange horses, and where
tea 'osiers tarried to -d ink, a ft -A
•ou h customers sat or e afternoori
besi e t he stove. Ente a raountai
-u an, venomously • runk, who
fete ied out his revolve and • corn
merked p -acticing with 't at various
ebjelets b hind the bar and on th
walls While this w s going o
the cries Of an ox -tea stet- to his
approaching cattle • was heard, an
soon the driver appeared witlain the
door Stalking up to . the ,bar,. h
called foria glass of li uor ; but, a.
he raised it to his dirty ips, the turn
bler was shattered by a well aime
shot from, the practising man's revol
vet. Withdiit a word, the bull
wh cker pug his hanci behind . hi
baclt, produced a pistol, leveled it a
the uffian's head, andemarked a
the iody dropped to thq floor, "Tha
d --1J scoundrel would have hill;
fisoimbody pretty soon. Ile the
ie
another glass and drank ° th
contents, strode out as deliberate'
as he had come in, and ith a " Wo
haw there !" started his oxen up th
road.
I
I
711E HURON' .EXPOSITOR'
FARM FOR SALE.
1610R SALE, the we13t half of Lot No.
.12 I, 7th Cola, township of Hullett,
situated on a goad gravel road, contain-
ing 50 acres, 40 Of which are cleared and
Well fenced. There are on the premises
a good frame holism and belie also a nev-
er failing spring of Water, cinivenient to
he house. - There are also 4 acres ot fall
heat sown, whiph will be sold with the
arm. - For further particulars apply to
he proprietor, on the premises, or if by
etter to I
110'4 BOWYER,
• Constance, P. O.
Hullett, Dec. 14, 1870. 158-tf.—
NOTICE 0 DEBTORS.
i
LL Parties haying claims against
the -Estate • f the late JAMES MITCH-
LL, are hereby otified that said claims
ust be present -4 to 7vIr. GEO. ANDER-
ON, Lot 9, Comes its 7, Stanley, for
ettlement, on or be ore the 10th day of
ebruary, 1871, Oth rvvise no attention
' be paid to them.' All parties indebt-
d to the above estate must settle the
ame with Mr. Anderson, on or before
he above date,11,otherwise the several
mounts will be laced in Court for col -
1 etion.
CATHERIN ITCHELL,
I Admin.istratrix.
I
Stanley, .)-11. 12, 1871. 162-4*
inin EFdAtyRAMer:Oalol 6fSSALE.
whichis
d, OwRithSa
Ind frame barn; als a good. bearing
orchard, and w ell w tered. Apply to
10, 7thConeessi, McKillop, con-
taining
be the Sou n heaflffuroefLoateNreoe..
clear -
here is on the premise a good log house
t e proprtetor on the p emises.
GEORG 3 BURGESS,
Seaforth P. 0.
McKillop, Jan. 10, 17i. 162-tf
ss -
ILI
NO TICE.
0
4-3
4.3
4-3
CD
0
4-3
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0
4-4
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Pq
g
RDERS of the CoURT OF GENERAL
SESSIONS OE THE PEACE,' for the
ountyof Huron, ai rected. to bepublished,
IT IS ORDERED, That in all cases
o appeaIIF from summary convictions or
o ders made by justices, tbe appellant
s iall file his notice of appeal aid recog-
n ances to prosecute and try the appeal
any) in the offiee ofqhe clerk of the
eice, before noon of the First day of the
S • ssions at which the appeal can be heard.
IT IS ORDERED, That in all cues
o appeal from sitnamary convictions or
o ders made by ustices the appellant
o ,filing his. noti e of appeal with the
lerk of the Peace shall also deposit with
hi the sum of F ur, Dollars.
By the C urt,
DAN. LIZARS,
61erk of the Peace,
; County of Huren.
ffice of the Clerk of the -Peace, )
Goderich, 10th Jan., 1871. c 162-4
•
7.
MILLINERY, DRESS
—AND--
M4NTLE MAKIN&
M1S$ McINTOSH,
mAKES this opportunity of returning
thanksfor the liberal patronage ex-
tended to her since coming to Seaforth,
and would Irespectfully intimate to cus-
tomers and others, that she is still to be
found UV -Et R MR. McDOLTGALL'S
STORE. lAll orders will receive the
UTMOST ATTENTION. With regard
to ASTE, NEATNESS and theLAT
EST STYLES, cannot be EXCELLED
IN SEAFORTH. STRAW and HAIR-
eelORK CLEANED ON THE SHORT-
EST NOTICE.
SEAFoRTH, March 31, 1870. 121
BUSH FARM FOR SALE CHEAP
TIRE 1NDERSIG1$ED offers for sale,
I cheap, ILot No. 30, Con. 15, township
of Grey, CO. of Huron; about 70 acres of
this lot are timbered with hardwood,
four acres. which are shopped, the bal-
ance is tim .ered with celar and pine of
excellent q ality. 'There is sufficient of
this latter umber to pay for the whole
lot. The 1.t will be sold CHEAP FOR
CASH, or n time. Title indisputable.
For furthe particplars apply (if by let-
ter, prepaie ) to Adam Gray, Planing Mill,
Seaforth, o to the undersigned proprie-
tor.
RO
Thamesf
ERICK GRAY,
Thamesford, P. 0.
rd, Nov. 9, 1870. 153-tf.—
MONEY !
000 TO LEND.
I11 AVE the above sum on hand for
investm. nt on good. Farm Securitysat
8 and 9 pe cent.,—Private Funds. f
JOHN S. PORTER.
SEAFORTH, July 25, 1870. 139.—
HOUSE
A BR1C
barn and
planted
-bearing, a
park lot c
less, in the
newly dra
down wit
fenced wi
fence; Th
for a nurse
above prop
of Roxbor
Maitland,.
river, on a
Miles trom
ply to
McKilio
ND LOT FOR SALE.
CDTTAGE, 26 x 36, frame
table, half an acre of land,
th choicest fruit:trees, all
good well, etc. Likewise a
.
ntaining six acres, mere or
h;ghest state of cultivation,
.
ed and mand.
ured, and seede
timothy and clover, and
h a new substantial board
s lot is admirably adapted
y or a. market garden. The
rty is. situated in the village
ugh, on the banks of the
.5 feet above the level of the
good gravel road, and two
eaforth. Tei ins easy. Ap-
ROBERT SCOTT,
Roxborough.
Dec, 14, 1870. 158-tf.
LIV
JAMES
public
Livery St.
hotel, wher
ated with
at reasonab
Seaforth,
RY STABLE.
OSS clesiries to inform the
hat he has opened a New
ble itt .connection with his
parties can be accozmnod
rst class horses and vehicles,
e prices.
•Tan'y. 21st, 1870. 97 -tf
IRON
OsIkDeA
IN'THE- BLOOD.
Jm
SY
The PERINT
and expels d
NAARE7S 0
Caution.—
Pamphlets fr
' No
Sold
HU
SYRUP makes tbe weak stron
sease by supplying the teope with
VITALIZING Aaezer—eltON.
e sure you get Peruvian Nerve.
e. J. P. DINSMORE, Proprietor,
36 Dey St., New York.
by Druggists generally.
F RIVI FOR SALE.
LOT 12; on. 9, Township of Grey,
contain • g100 acres of land, 55 acres
cleared, wit • good buildings and orchard.
The farm 'Mai be sold oneasy terms.
pply to .
. M. MeDERMID.
Oct. 12th, 1870.
Cie
Bont
rpHE ITN
TO GT
STAND T
0 1\T
THE WH
DR
ClOthi
Dress
Clothin
English ai
Shawls --an
Harpurhey.
149.,
if
GREAT
ring Sale
—A r
iron & Son's
ERSIGNED, INTENDING
E UP BUSINESS IN THE
EY -NOW OCCUPY, WILL
SELL FOR.
MONTH
.OF THEIR STOCK OF
GOODS,
g, Tweeds, &c.
R CASH,
Cost Price.
oods of all kinds,
• At Cost Price.
(Ready-made),
At Cost Price.
d Canadian Tweeds;
At Cost Price.
Jackets;
At °est Price.
VVe also sel a large lot of BOOTS AND
THE LONDON
Commercial' College
. AND
Telegraphic Institute,
Is the oldest and best known in the DO
minion, and has furnished. Principals and
Professors fur several of the other Com-
mercial Schools.
BOOK-KEEPING
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the improved and superior plan of
Actual Business Transacton
Thorough Instruction in Short Hand
Writing and Telegtaphing t reasonable
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For full information in reg rd. to Forms
Courses of instruction, ete., address
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148— Edon, Ont.
Bachelo s !
GET MARRIED
AT ONCE, AS
FUR) ITERE
18
28 Per Cent Cheaper
A T
THOS. BELL'S
w_AaR,mitoom..
HE HAS ADDED
Steatn Power
To his Facilities, and is now selling
Wholesale and Retail.
BE SURE TO CALL BEFORE
PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
WARE ROOMS OPPOSITE THOIsIA.S
KIDD'S.
WORK SHOP, CORNER, OF MAR-
KET SQUARE.
TURNING done on the
Shortest Notice.
COFFINS kept constantly on
hand.
A HEARSE FOR HIRE.
SEAFORTH, JUNE 30, 1870.
SIGN OF THE
Golden Padlock!
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Se' This ih no humbug. Parties want-
ing Cheap
advantage
chasing els
All parti
call and set le them, as they wish to close
their Books at present.
J. B NTHRON & SON.
oods, will find it to their
o give them a, call before pur-
where.
s owing accounts will please
Seaforth, 0
tober 3, 1870.
132
ESTRAY STEER.
CAMinto the Premises of the Sub-
rrer, ,sc bLot No. 1, Concession 1, of
the Township of Hay, on or about the
middle of August last, a Steer, 2 years
old. The owner is 'requested to prove
property, pay expenses and take him
away.
JAMES TOWERS,
163-3' Exeter P. O.
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scribers in the British Provinces.
Travelling agent for Ontario—Neil K.
Bain, Toronto.
Specimen copies sent free.
Subscriptions and communications to
be addressed to the publisher,
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163 37 Park Row, New York.
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ocE is hereby given, that all par-
-n
ties who took Prizes at the Fall, or
any of the other -Exhibitions of the Tuck-
ersnaith Branch Agricultural Society, are
requested to call for theirmoney without
further delay.
J. DUNCAN, -
163-3 Treasurer.
SELECT SCHOOL
A YOUNG LADIES' Select School -
tit will be opened by MRS. E. J.
MILLER, on Oct. 24th, in Mr. Kid.d.'fe
Block, over the store. A liberal patro
nage by the people of Seaforthj, is solicit-
ed, For terms, see Mrs. .3.41114r, at DR.
VERCOE'S.
Seaforth, Oct. 20, 1870. 150-tf.
HARP'S LIVERY STABLE, MAIN
j.3 Sr., SEAFoRTH. First Class Horses
and. Carriages always onhand at as reons-
able terms.
R. L.SItalle, Proprietor.
Seaforth, May 5th, 1870. 341—
TO THE PUBLIC A.T LARGE!
Wu He OLIVER,
SION oF THE
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SCOTCH COLLAR.
A choice assortment of light and heavy
harness, whips, bells, horse clothing, etc.,
kept constantly on hand.
Repairing promptlyattended to, and
charges moderate. Remember the placel
sign of the Scotch Collar, Main Street.
Seaforth.
163tf W. H. OLIVER.
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McIntyre & Willis,
MANUFACTURERS OF
BOOTS SHOES
ETC., ETC:
ALL kinds of work manufactured from
the best material, and on reasonable
terms.
A GOOD FIT GUARANTEED.
Shopone door south of JOHN LO-
GAN'S STORE, and. nearly obposite
THOS. KIDD'S, Main St. Seaforth.
Seaforth, Oct. 13, 1870. 149.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOU1 PAIN.
CCARTWRIGHT, L. . S. , Surgeon
.. Dentist, Extracts teeth withoutpain
by the use of the Nitrous -Oxide Gas.
Office,—Over the 'Beacon' store,Strat-
ford. Attendance in Seaforth atKn,ox's
Hotel, the first Tuesday and Wednesday
of each month ; in Clinton, at the Com-
mereial Hotel, on the following Thurs-
days and Fridays.
Parties requiring new teeth are re-
quested to call, if at Seaforth and Clin-
ton, on the first day of attendance.
Over 54,000 patients have had teeth
extracted by the use of the Gas, at Dr.
Coulton's offices. New Yoek.
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