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FISH.
Fierri!
stt rrings,
lerrings, and
out,
;]ItY CHEAP, at
ROBERTSON'S
dAsit sTorx.
1TMOTIIY SEED:
and FLAX SEED.
Et. €sT Price paia .for. Pure
imothy and Flax. Seeds,, at
IT ROBERTSON'S
CiAS-11. STORE.
;Vent-Act...of :1869..
atter a ALFRED- WATRINSON,
an insolvent.
ilersigned, Samuel Johnson, OE
ittge (,f Seafortle in the County
L Hardware „Merchant, have
ASsignue in thia matter.
is are requested te hle their
kr tee within (me month
SANIUEL Jo.Uso.
eteeignee.
OEN & 1101 MESTE-0,
Solicitors for ssignee.
.21;st Feb.,. 1871.. 1-68-4t
ent Act of 1869.
atter t ALFI:ED 'WATKINSON,
all 111SOIVelit.
f./TICE is hereby given,
under aud 113.- virtu e the-
'-ettil in un-, as skeeienee of the
hove -named. Inside -cur, and
provisions of the le:solvent Act
the mulereigned wii1 ell'er for
ublie Auer ic et, at Enne's
wee of Seaforth, in the ( 'aunty
awl Proviitee of Ontario, hit
rsi cs‘ Y, the Gth day of A PRI Is;
- all the tate,
- awl equity of redemption, &c,
lowing Property, viz. : Leib_ No.
e North side of st. John Street,
Iclage of Seaforth.
is a Valuable lime it said lot,
4 and will be sold subject - to a
far F---300, with int ereet, from
I870.
A TEIBIS, CASI
SA:Q.:EL JOILNSON,
ssignee.
HEY & IIOLMEST
Sidieiters fur Assignee.
LINE OI STAGES,
Seaforth amtWroxeter.
undersiened, beg- to inferm
ce,itaets of seeforth, _Vieth -ye -Me,
r, and the public (enter:My, that
tw
rtuteiug
DAILY sT..\.GE,
eereetc. d, ) each AV ay, as ii -01101 -e -se
eeforthat 11 a. ne 1. avieg
e I he et 3 It. m, loavict roxeter
leavine. Ainleyville at 3 p.
rivet nee with en( tee: fuel even -
cecina east and WE'zit: alz-scc with
-
n end Harrieton c,tageec. Com -
k and fast time. Livery
etiee at Seaforth.
),Ses. & JO I I NTS(
Proprietors,
STABLE
.F;4 n(Y,-4Z-; ac.•:-irieS to iitfi rm the
that he has (lentil a Nte.-
. stable in cermet:that w ith his
p;Ert i,,eS Gan c be :wet eruniel
'ail firer, elaes horses and vehicles%
}liable pricee,
rth
jee'v. tllet 1cs7t f;-7-tE•
FOR SALE.
of fsseel 1 OXEN,
•.-ereet., fee.
3, 11-70, 16;1 -ti
rs
,
AtAncrt 10, 1871.
BRIEF NOTES. ,-
From all parts of America can-
tributions in money and food are
being sent to the starving in
France. .
The . Brooklyn Board of Alder-
men has passed a resolution to sup-
press the howling of dogs.
A. lawsuit over a hog in Illinois,
lately cost $15,000. Sensible peo-
ple will think that this was too
little pork for a shilling.
A trio of skaters accomplished the
journey from Newburg to Albany
lltst week—a distance of 100 miles—
in seven hcurs and five minutes.
In New Haven the police arrest
even' boy between the ages of, six
and sixteen, who is found in the
streets during school hours, and
cannot "rise to explain."
One of t:he latest wrinkles is to
perfume wedding, reception, and
visiting cards with violet.
St. Petersburg is said to be slowly
and surely sinking into the swamp
on which_ it is built.
sisg. . spl en d id m on umen t is . to . be .
°tee.' ted over the grave of Beethoven
at Vienna, a distinguished Austrian
nobleman having inaugurated the
Movement.
Things are progressing. The
King of Burma]) bite started a news-
Issesse and wants a , New York cor-
respondent who . writes era 13h ie
-Burnaess -lie has also set np a
telegraph. ) .
The Dickens' 'copyrights have
-
been transferred to the London
House of Clitti,man & Hall. It is
eaid that " there is; probably, no
literary property in England . of
equal money value at the present
,tini e.
Walt -Whitman is reported to
have said that, before he went to
-Washington, he was never the pos-
sessor of more than $6 at any one
time; and yet be has always been
one of the most contented of mor-
tals.
The first two numbers have ap-
peared of a new German novel en-
titled "Ham and Sedan"—an
illustrated historical romance of the
past and present, by Michael Bur.:
eeer.
-, An expedition has left San Fran-
cisco for, the Cocosos'IUands, under
the direction of spirits, to seek for
•:,
treasures buried by pirates.
—Brigham Young proposed to
Marry a car -load of female recruits
1A'ho recently arrived -in the saintly
-
city, but only fifteen of them would
entertain the offer. Surely his influ-
ence is waning.
—Some laclies succeed in being
economical in their, wardrobes, gen.-
eral.criticisms to the contrary not-
withstanding. A Philadelphia 'pa-
per says : "-After paying their
board bills our lady school teachers
have thirty-six dollars a year to
dress with. They manage to dress
very neatly."' ,
—French prisoners at Dresden
co[aj)kt1In of mueli suffering fromi
the cod. There are twenty-two
thousand prisoners in Dresden,
many of whom are confined in bar-
racks so near the river that it is
feared the buildings- will be inun-
dated when the ice breaks .up in the
spring.
• .
exaotly," replied Simons, " but I
have- broken three or four _wage' s. '
Big sister: f' 0, papa-, I m iSic g to
hear Nilson I. Yon know I am so
fond of music " 0 uyenile brothers
i
trines phau fly : "Then wi• y &in' t
you let me pity on the drum ?"
A young lady ok Troy a lvised
gentleman friend I not to take fl
irons to bed with him, as they wcul
warp Li feet. The stupid fe low di.
not know enoiigh to take ;he hin
' .,
TYPICAL TREES.
'
For gouty pp p1 e—the ache corn.
For ant quarians—the date. -
Fel- sel ool-boys—the birch.
For Iri, haien—the och.
km: con, urers—the istim,.
-
For Tie, roes—sce dahl
Far yonng ladies—the mango.
For fart iers—the elauein. '
For iashionable WOME11—a set
firs.
For dasdies-jethe spruce.
Foe act Irs—the pop'lar.
For fAissicians-- fie sye-a- gore.
For yot r wife—her Will, ol . '
For lo ers—the sigh press
For the disconsolate—the line.
Foreen aged Feop.e--ethe p ar.
For th sewing girls—tie h
leek.
For bo rding house people 'asb.
Always on hand --the paw paw;
Who w s this written for? yew.
—The DabOrflan
hngnage—
s1,oken in some section of -Western
Africa -L -is easy enough to learn,. if
one will not be in too much hurry,
For example, the word jug is ex-
pressed by simply saying see noo-noO
ee-a-voo-tong. sloon iabathlee Iling-
flah-dG-NVee. Should one wish to
eomplimenta Dahoman belle, t� ex-
press the sense of the word beautiful
he must say ee-nin dag beeidag be:
GAIETIES.
-ccs• to -
Mr. El lre and tlae Lan Fun.A.
As- s on as Parliament • et agai
and on. the 10th of Nevem] er, 18 9
--(Arlo her given date for 1 on, • A r.
Review -s-Mr. Hays made the f d-
lowina nquiry of the GovernMei t
having previously given no ice of t,
according tothe rules of ti e Hou e:
." Whether the G overtime • t inte d
to pay Ver to the differert Cro n
' I
Laudewnships in On ario t le
amoun of the Improvem)nt Tuid
due to hem, and w hat cou •se is • n-
tened t be puiseed as to s id fun
Mar the answer'of the Attorn y
Genera. ! Observe bow riedul it
is of encouragement! .See ith wl at
candid readiness he admits the rieht
and recognizes the Claim! He sad:
"The Government of ariada a
nebaber of years age intioduced a
ineasur appropriating a ce•tain por-
.
tion 0 the pmceeds -of t ]e pub lc
lands f r improvements in the, lo a-.
tions here these lands ar situat d.
The satpGovernrnent, ten , ears a o,
by or er in Council, revoked the
app1icjtaoii of that fund in hat w. y.
Since that time continue appliea-
tion h. d been made to ,the GOve n-
ment o ' Cossacks, by parties intere.t-
.
ed in is e localities which are' most
sconcer ed in the appr priati n.
. This overn m en t . had no seen or
'discov red that there was any o li-
gation n their part to relive w1at
w as ex inguished ten. year • ago, aid
besides that, they had no unds no
, ..
means of appropriating ny iti ds
I
for tin L t purpose. • The 'mad 1 ad
been e ainguished 'before this G v-
ernmer t came into existen e, and
would- be ' a serious matt x to peo-
pose t at they sbould revi re a fund
which I tad been extinguisl ed by lke
,verv g • vernment that. cret ':sed lit.' —
Bricce teporter.
To make a Venetian blinds Put
out his eyes.
, Why is a balloon like silence?
Because it gives assent.
Carital Punishment—icing kiss-:
al to death by a pretty girl.
An old bachelor's idea --When
taken to be well. shaken—the baby.
The mitten that never fits—the
one obtained from your lady love.
A Western editor reports money
"close' but not dose enough to be
reached."
When does an editor - play a
singu14 trick with 'gramthar ?' When
ne declines an article,.
Why is a clergyman like a loco-
motive ? Because you are to look.
,for him when the bell rings.
A crosty old baehelor says that
the only organ without stops, is the
organ of speech in womeu."
To lady railroad travelers—For
iefet illation respecting the last
traits apply to the leading. dress-
maker.
Inteligest Pet—"Ma, dear, _what
do they play the organ so1ouJl for
-when church is over ? Is it to wake
US up I'
One of the papers contains an
an advertisement : "Lost, a large ,
black silk umbrella, belonging' to a,
gentleman with a- curiously -;carved
head."
" aave you evei broken a horse
inetiiired a horse joekey.' "No, not
Th
The -
which
ment
the Pi
1.
sectio
thirty
reign,
repeal
2.
said
after -
New Assesmen Act,
following are the t lterati
have been made in t
ct during the last
ovincial Parliamen
hat sUb.section twe
nine Of the Act pa
second year of her
and chaptered
hat section eighty -
et ,be cur, ended b
he word "townshii
first rile, the words, "t
lage."
3. hat section eighty
said et be amended by
after he word, "townshi
e' Ass
sessio
:
ty-fiv
sed in
Majes
•ty-Six,
ns
ss -
of
MCINTOSH & moRRis0_1(i's
ur of the
✓ inser ng
," in be
wn or il-
six of he
inOr ring
s," ‘towns
WM.
GRASS1E,
ALI 111111.1.0.10
CARRIAGE FACTORY
MAIN STREET, SRA FORTH.
The subscribers feel thansful for the
very liberal patronage theerhave receiVecl
since eommencing business in Seaforth,
and wish to intimate to their customers
and the p-eblic generally that thy -.keep
on hand and are ma,nufacturing all
kinds of wheel work, such. ;
and v Rages."
4. 'hat sectcon one htndred ind
fifty f the said lActbe a nencle by
erasims th.e lett: "B," in the second
nd inserting therefo • the le ter
Th
/ion
ers
tims
qu ite
wllat
14041e
Advice -to Teacla.
WiSCODSin, QM' za
ives seven maxims
iich Are worthy- of
"Never teach wh,
know.
of ct tea -
for ite•tch-
considera-
t you don't
iild
ou.
Never t,11 a c
you can make him tell
Never give a piece .of i iforma
without asking for it aga n. i N
use a 'hard werd if an ea y io e
aim,.), l
elo'Iyour Olean in g, . meet
use ally:word at all unl ss V
quite sure it has a mean ng t
vey. Never begin an a dres
lesson without a. clear - v ewof
end. Never give an uneces
Cutlati and, nor one which you d�
mean to see obeyed. N ver pe
any hild to remain it the c
even Ifoi a minute, with ut a
SOfile lliNg to do, and a mota a
doiud it.
. W. Simpson, M.
gonia axiived at the Qu
To(onto, on Saturday
route for Ottawa. Mr.
S tul Ste. Mai ie on th
had to wads. some 250 mi
shoes b ,fore reselling r,
*in (mica tion.
P. f r
-en's I
iornin
- 1 1 t
il wt
es oi
CARRIAGES,
OPEN AND TOP BUG
DE.11.10cRA_TS,
WAGGONS,
SLEIGHS,- CUTTERS, -c.,
Made up by EXPERIENC
MEN, in the -very latest sty
We Do- No Horse
But pey all our attention
class Of business,
Partes who favor us
orders Will get
satisfaction.
keep a first-clas Carriage
Pair. er. .
PAINTING
Pone for country shops, and old work
repai ted at reasonajele rates. -
Re airing promptly attended tp.
Co dwood, Lumber, Shingles and
Lath ttaken in exchange for work.
MUNTOSH. & MORRISON.
IES,
eD WORK -
es.
o the above
with their,
ood
L67 -
SEED POTATOES-:
FOR SALE.
. •
rpEu UNDERSIGNED has en halide
1 ai lot. No. 5, 3d Concession,' Tucker -
smith, L. R. S., a quantity of Seed Pota-
toes pf the following varieties; Early
Rose Early Gocdrich, Harrieon end
Glee on. He will be prepared. to meet,
on t e above eremises, those who inety
want good seed potatoes. on Saturdl of
each week. ALLAN HOBSO:e.
167-13t
CERTAIN PRESERVATION UTNE
SIGLI—TT _
R COUNTER,
,
TiTAT0111\1;AKE AND
, VI JEWELER, Seafoth,
Ont., sole Agent for the sale
of our Celebratea PERFECTED
3PECTACIES, ie-tLenses of
which are ground. by us, from
material manufactured espe-
cially for Optic purposes. It
is pure, hard., andbri.pant, and
-as near Achromatic as can be
produced. The peculiar form
, and scientific emu -4y aetaM-
ed by the aid a complicated_
.and costly machinery, War
rants us in asserting. the* tc
be THE ' MOST PERFECri
-ipEcTiNcLEs EVE,R. XI AN
UFACTURED. They cessis
the sight mostlirilliantle, COD
wear -r, caufsVaeacsoentainn'tliocu°sma,fint acbuidtihn.t
impr veinent of the eyes, and last a great
many years without requiring to be
changed. So they are the CHEAPEST
as Well as the BEST. '
,
- LAZARUS, MORRIS & Co.
205 Notre Dame Street, (up stairs),
. Montreal
ear INVe employ no Pedlars. '
IN CHANCERY!'
Between, JOSEPH KIDD, Plaintiff, and
j A.M ES M cM UL KIN and THOMAS
KIDD, Defendants.
e
, 14th December, 1870.
•
leliereby appoint THOMAS KIDD, of
theliVilla,ue of Seaforth, county of •
Hu-
ron, merchant. Receiver iri this case.
J. A. BOYD, Master.
1 parties indebted to the late firm of
D & 1\sleMULKIN please call
and settle the same at once and. oblige.
TI-10.MA.S KIDD.
S aforth, Dec. 21, 1870.: 159-tf
If you want al (rood
- 170-c• i= 'T
TRY .
W. P. PAGET'S
GALLERY,
Opposite Scott Robertsen's Grocery.
Main Street, Scaforth.
P HOT OGRAP HS of a superior - des-
cription, unsurpassed in the county of
Huron. e
Mr. Paget Wishes to explain, that his-
iou gallery, though_ small and of mean ap-
ver peed -mice, is quite suitable for the pro.
vele dilation Of ti rst-class Portraits. 165-13*
ver B
are
on -
r a
its
SH FARM FOR SALE CHEAP
rp E UNDERS&NED offers for sale,
cheap Lot No. 30, Con. 15,:tewnship
of ree, Co. of Huron; abent 70 acres- of
this lot, are timbered with harirood,
ary .feut acres of which are chopped, the bal-
not anee is timbered with ced.er and pirie of
exo411ent quality.. There is sufficient of
thi4 latter timbal to ptty for the whole
l0tJ The lot -will be sold CHEAP' FOR'
a4
mits
CAH, or on time. Title indisputable.
.for Foil further particulars apply (if by let-
ter, prepaid) to Adam Gralv,
Seaforth, or to the under4igned proprie-
RODERICK GRAY,
Tha,mesford, P. 0.
hamesford, Nov 9, 170. 153-tf —
•-nvonoamou
Uin
20,000
TU
- GEESE
Al-
otel
, en
left
laud. QR SALE, IN HAliPURH EY.
sp.0W
r 6ons- p 0
to
HAT comfortable Cottage & Grounds
the Property of Enw.;ten CASTE.—
session on the First of May. Apply
he Preprietor, Seaforth. 168-tf
NTED
RES SED.
KEYS,
CHICKENS,
AND—
CKS_
(TIRE subscrib..r will pay the highest
1 cash price r the above quantity of
well -fatted and nicely dressed poultry,
delivered at the
Egg -Emporium
Main Street, Seaforth.
The poultry should not be drawn and
the heads and feet should be left on.
Cash paid for Venison, either saddles
or whole deer,
D. D. WILSON,
Seaforth, :No 30, 1870. 125-tf.
VIOLET
J.
EXCHA
And
.BRUCS CHEM!
'FANCYAN
Agent for
to.lend on. easy
Irir Pure Wi
.cinal purposes.
Seaforth, No
INK.
EATTER,
GE BROKER,
de'aler in Pure
ALS AND DYESTUFFS,
RIPLIMERY,
TOILET ARTICLES
wing Machines. Money
terms.
es and Liquors for medi-
J. SEA TTER,
. 3, 1870.
CARRIACE AND WAGON- MAKER,
Coderich Street, Seaforth.
0
SLEIGHS,
CUTTERS,
CARRIAGES,
- BUGGIES,
WAGONS, &c., Sze.,
Built in a superior manner, to order, on
short notice,
Pr Particular attention paid to Horse
Shoeing and General 131a,cksmithing. 163
GOVERNMeNT DRAINS..
• JO IN THOMPSON
.1
sMHANKS hs numerous customers for
1 their -libel al. patronage -during the
laat fifteen yea s, and trusts he will re- .
ceive its .conti uance,
Ile has now •n hand, a -large assort-
ment of Good ound
Gree
Hemlock!
Which he warr nts wili give satisfaction.
ALSO
FENCING AND DRAINING
L BER,
ALWAY KEPT ON HAND.
--ALSO-
200,00 FEET OF PINE
C -e -r Fon
BUILDING AND CENERAL PURPOSES
Which he o flrs on liberal terms. Or-
ders will be p omptly attended to.
Th.elrill is
of .McKillop a
from the Eur
Seaforth, N
•
Allele(' on the Townline
d Trullett, 3 and miles
n Road.
v. 16, 1870.
841.tf.
ILOO sfz the
f
Grey, County of Huron, after the lOtt of
October Wages, —$1.. 25 to $ L 75 perday.
G. BLA1i, Contractor.
Seaforth, Nov, 10th, 1870. 153—
D. McNAUGI-IT
TXTOULD respectfully iatimate to the
VI/ inhabitants of Seaforth and vicin-
ity, that he still continues to carry on
Business as usual, in the old stand, on
the North road.
Jobbing of all kinds, and Ilorse-shoeing
especially, promptly attended to.
- Ternis reasonable.
164-tf • DAVID McNAUGHT.
THE GREA FEMALE REMEDY,
JOB MUSE PEGIODIC4I-PILLS.
This invalu ble medicine is unfailing
in the' cure of til those painful and dan-
genies disease to which the female con-
stitution is s tb_j_ect. It moderates all
excess and re u eves all obstructions, and
a speedy cure nay be relied on.
• To marrieC ladies it is peculiarly
suited. It wi 1, in a short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
These Pills hould not be taken by Fe-
males during he First Three- Months of
Pregnancy, as they are sure t� bring on
Miscarriage, b t at any other time they
are
all Case of Nervous and. Spinal
Affections, Pa ns in the Back and Limbs
Fatigue OA sh lls exertion, Palpitation of
the heart, Hy terics, and White, th se
Pills will effe t a cure when all other
means have fa led: and although a pow-
erful remedy. do not 'contain iron, calo-
mel, antimone , or anything hurtful to
the constituti cu. 1
1 Full airections in the. pamphlet around
each package, which should be carefully.
preser veil.. .
JOB MOSES, N W YORK, SOLE rnerrirsToa.
$1.00 and 12 cauts for postage, en-
elosed to Nor lirop.ejs Lynian, Newcaetle
Ont., general agents for the Dominion,
will insure a (7ttle containing over 50
pills by retu mail.
WSold in eaforth by E. Hickson and
and. R. Lunisden ; A. Stephene,
Mitchell; J. S. Coombs, Clinton, and
all :Medicine Pealers.
& LYMA.N, Newcastle,
8 le Agents. 163-9
)11
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ozzi
e+ -
U7.2
asgij
Ort
istot
pari
mai
td
tJ
0
Los'
)rat
17:t4'
67-1;
tiwa
(reseci
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r
1:19g;
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3.
THE SEAgORTH
Limber Yard.
MABEE & MAC -DONALD
Beg to inform the public that they have
opened a LUMBER YARD in Seaforth,
near Shearson's Mill, on the ground for-
merly used as a Lumber Yard, by Air.
Thomas Lee.
They will keep constantly on hand a
good assortinpnt .of ALL KINDS OF
LLTMBER, 'dressed and. undressed-.
Also,
LATH AND SHINGLES,
All of Which they are prepared to sell at
the loWest possible prices, for Cash.
Builders and others will find it to their
advantage to inspect our stock, and as-
certain our prices before purchesing else-
where, as we are in a position to offer
good. inducements to cash purchasers.
MABEE & MACDONALD-
Seafarth, Dec. 29, 1870. 1604f
NORWAY OATS.
ycars ago the subscriber obtained
y7fo
m Joe -Es & CLARK, New York,- I.
Tr`'
peck of D. W. RAMSDALE'S NorwayOats,
for which I paid Four Dollars, I sowed
them on one-third of an acre and obtained
Thirty-five Bushels ; I sowed them again
last year and have now a quantity on
hand, which I offer for sale at the follow-
ing prices c ---From one bushel to ten, one
dollar per bushel -; ten bushels and up-
wards, seventy-five cents per bushel.—
They are the most productive oats that
have been -tried in this part of the coun-
try. I warrant the above true to name
and free from any foul seeds.
EDWAB,D TURNER.
Tuckersmith,
Lot 29,- rd Con., H. R. 164-8*
27B
-7/
C13
FARMS FOR SALE.
FOP. Sale Lot No.22, 13th. Concession
Township of ,McKillop, Containing
One Hundred Acres, forty-five of which
are deem& well-fencedeand a never fail-
ing stream of water runs through one
corner No buildings. Also, the einem-
pired. term of eight years of th lease of
part of Lots 27 and 28, 12th c ncession,
with the privilege of purchasii. g at any
time. Purchase money $1,27-5, to extend
over, period, of ten years. his lot is
all woed land. For further jjarticulars
apply to the undersigned.
THOMAS STEP ENS,
Seaforth,
162-tf
Jantary 11, 1871.
MONEY TO LEND-.
CO Farm or desirable Village Property
at 6 per cent. Payments made to
suit the borrower. Apply to
esk. G. McDOUGALle
. 'Insurance Agent and
-Commissioner, Seaforth,
or to JOHN SEATTER,
Exchange Broker,
Seaforth.
J-anuary 13, 1871, 162-6m
JUST THE THING FO ALL.
WARM, CHEAP AND OOD
CLOTHING
FOR ALL CLASSES,.
-
What varied taste around. we I1see'
Wherever we may press!
What Fashions gay, for work or play,
In every point of Dress
As seasons roll, so costames change,
FreSh beauties daily spring
WHO ANDERSON'S DRESS DliiiltaiUS
fame,
Fo a,i it's just the thing. I
Ask ihose who bask in princely
W o lead. the world of dresS
Ask those in humble spheres cif life
Their opinions to express ;
And (me and all those facts endorse,
Which through ali Canada ring,
That ANDER:W:4'S ClOthing is for ail,
In truth, the very thing.
For field sports, boating trips and tours,
Fon ocean, rail or road,
It it appropriate in each part,
Sultstantial, smart and good.
To constitute it iirst-class work,
ExPerienced artists bring
Their' combined knowledge, and, of
course,
Prc!duce it just the thing.
To suit all wearers, ample care
Is fully now displayed; 1 _
The choke is most astounding, too,—
The largest in. the trade.
If sa-Ongs, now, to meet the thnes,
• Judiciously you'd. bring,
Whee purchase, then, Anderson's dress ;
It is the very thing.
A (phoice Stock of Scarfs,- Ties, Collar
and Quirs always on hand. •
K. ANDERSON,
Merchant Tailor,
160-tf . Seaforth, Ontario.
WM. N. WATSON
ALWAYS HAS ON HAND THE
BEST _
SEWING MACHINEs
IN THE MARKET,
Either for Family use, Or for Manufao- •
turing purposes. Both single -thread -id
and double -threaded, and lock -stitch
Meanies can be _supplied_
Perfect satisea.ction gearanteed, and
*Mstructions given to purchaseee gratis.
WM. N. WATSON
Can t1so insure property -against Fire and.
Mar ne Disaster, and. Life and Limb
against .death and accident, with the
best Companies, being Agent for
The Liverpool and. London and Globe,
(English.)
The Provincial of Canada, (Canada.)
The Gore District Mutual, .(Village and
Farm.)
The Niagara District Mutual, (Village
and Farm.
The Travelers of Hartford, ' (Life and
Accident.)
LossesLiberalliA djusted and
Promp tl'y Settled.
MONEY TO LEND
At moderate rates of interest. No cora-
misSion, and. expenses moderate.
- MORTGAGES bought on erreitable
terms. -- 160
VOID QUACKS.—A vietirl of early
indiscretion, causing nervous debil-
ity, premature decay, etc., having tried
in vain every advertised remedy, has a
simple means of self -cure, which he will
send free to his fellow -sufferers. Address
J. IL TUTTLE, 78 Nassau Oa New
York. I62 -Om
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