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DISTRICT MATTERS..
MR. Tiros. Lei{, Shearson's old stand,
has now on hand n magnificent stock of
Fresh Groceries See advertisement.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.—F. Paltridge is prepar-
ed . to take pictures in his usual artistic
style. Secure the shadow, ere the sub-
stance fades.
NORTH BIDING.—The North - Rieling
Society's Spring. Show, for entire stock,
-will be held. at Blyth, on Wednesday,
April 19th.
FpRNI:U.-Thomas. Bell is selling
furniture of his own manufacture, at the
lowest possible prices. Mr. Bell is a good
workman, and has on hand a . superior
stock of furniture of -every desci iption..
ST. PATRU,K'S DAY.: The anniversary
of the Patron Saint of Ireland, will be
celebrated by a pu lie dinner, at Mute
ray's Hotel,, on them evening of Friday,
the 17th. inst. A retie good time is ex
SPRING SHOW. -4t a meeting of the
Directors of the South Riding Agricul-
tural .Society, held at Brucefield, on
Wednesday last, it was decided that- the
annual Spring Show, for the exhibition
of entire stook, would • be held at Bruce -
field, on'Fliday, 21st April. It Vas also
decided that the next Fall Exhibition be
field at Seaforth.
Soctee.—The social given by Mr. Gra-
ham Williamson, in the school room o
the Wesleyan Church, on Tuesday even
ing last, was well attended.: All prese•
spent a pleasant evening, and were loud
in their praises of ' the Hospitality of
Brother Williamson:'and his esteemed.
lady.
POSTPONEMENT OF THE SEED SHOW: ---r,
On account of the elections taking place
on the 21st, the Tuckersmith Agricultur-
alSociety have postponed their Seed
Show until the following day, Wed nes
day, the 22d., Remember, then, the
Seed Show and Cattle Fair will take'
place on. Wednesday, March 22, 1871.
MISS JEANIE WArso .--Many Of our
townspeople will be pleased to learn that
Miss. Jeanie Watson is to re -visit Sea -
forth, and will give one of her entertain-
ments of Wednesday evening, the- 22nd
Inst. Many of those who regretted not
attending her last entertainment, will
have an opportunity of going to this.
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DRA_mATIc CLirn.—The Seaforth Dra-
matic Club will give another of their
-highly popular and amusing entertain-
ments, in the Town Hall, on the evening
of Tuesday next. On this occasion the
pathetic drama, "Temptation, or the
Irish Emigrant," and the amusing farce.
The Little Sentinel," .will be put upon
the boards in the usual excellent style of
the Club.
HARDWARE.—The great clearing sale
of Hardware at Fuller Brothers, Strat-
ford, has attracted buyers from all parts
of the country, who have expresses them-
selves well satisfied with the bargains ob-
'tented. This stock is still large and well
assorted. - Persons coming fi•on1 a dis-
tance may relay on getting what they re-
quire. For prices, etc:, see our adver- -
tising columns.—dom.
LECTURES IN E.o tiro\DVIL LE.—The first
of . a course of lectures will be delivered
in the Canada Presbyterian Church, Eg-
no:ndville, by the Rev. Mr. Uraham on
Monday evening, the 13th inst., subject,
" Leaves from a Note -book." The hour.
of meeting is. 7 r. in. A collection will
be taken tip in aid of !the Sabbath
School. This public are invited to at-
tend_
A NEW GALLERY.—The rear part of
the second flat in Mr: Meyer's new brick
building, is to be fitted up as a Photo-
graph Gallery for Mr. Paget. Mr. Paget.
is said tole an.excellent artist, and when
he is possessed of the increased facilities
-which his new rooms will afford him,
. will be in a position to turf out. superior
work. The front portion of the same Hat
is to be occupied by Messrs. Benson &
Meyer as a law office.
LECTURE. -Dr. Campbell of this vil-
lage, delivered a- lecture in the Canada
Presbyterian Church, No. -‘2, McKillop,
on the evening of Monday last. The.
subject was Canada and Its People."
The lecture is said to have been one of
the most largely= attended of the season,
and was well received by the, audience.
rlie subject was an interesting one, and
was handled by the Doctor is his usually
able and eloquent way.
A Goon BAKER. -Mr. J. Cavanagh,
Taker and Confectioner, next to Car-
michael's large brick hotel, is continually
adding to his already large stock of plain
and fancy confectionery. Mr. Cavanagh
Sias now one of the neates-t and most
comfortable looking establislimentswhic'h
can anywhere be found, and the result is
business is daily increasing. As a baker
lie cannot be beaten. Any person who
uses his bread ouce, will 'desire to use it
again.
E \TEBrrrsrNG. _ Our enterprising
friend, Mr. Joh. Nott, of Tuckersaiith,
Inas recently purchased in the Township
of York, a. splendid young heavy draught
stallion. The horse is of the '`1Vonpariel"
laced, and is said to be one of the finest
which has ever travelled in this section
of country. We understand that Mr.
Nott intends to travel his horse in this
vicinity during the coming season, and
trust that his efforts to improve the
- stock of horses, will be duly appreciated.
by farmers generally.
MORE SALT.—Another new company
has been formed f or the purpose of boring
for salt, on the Sperling property, near
the railway. This company is composed
of Francis and A. W. Sperling-, of Sea -
forth, Mr. Young, fanner, of Howick,
cud Mr. Grey; merchant,, of Leechville.
-lie necessary timber and lumber for the
erection of the derrick, is already ou the
€ ou nd. and burin is to be commenced
without delay. IN e wish oar friends- all
success un their new enterprise,
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SLEIGH'' ca. — \.The mild -and genial
weather of the past week has competely
destroyed the' sleighing, The roads in
most places are now bare,.a.nd wheeled
vehicles have become genera 1. It tan
hardly be hoped, however, that we Will
yet have spring. The probability is, that:
•: e will have snow and cold heather later
in the spring,: wrhea \ve should have it
arm and pi
�
rs" say t..i
n too soon
ad it laste
t e prospect
ave been m
asa.
t ti
to
tw
for
eh
t. T
e sleig
have
or th
an ea
etter.
e " old residua
ing has broken
arly spring.
ee weeks longer,
ly tipring would
THE LIB RY
t to library has
xro.rroe,
rmstrongs'
etted that :o li
s excelleu .in.
comprise a ery
ooks, but t le
diciou8, an ei,ibrace
to suit ne: rly'every
hard to d a more
e' ,pending do�lar----
f e—than in coming
echanics' I stitate, ai
a cess to the library.
prosperou : in its ne
- The i Iec anics' Insti-
been emo ed from the
c to 11 ssrs. Elliott and
-stor• I is to be re
tie in erest is taken in
tituti n. It does not
exte a sive collection of ,
electi n hes been very
su tient varie-
ast It would
rofitable way of
e membership
memb r of the
d thus btaining
We ho o e it may
quirt. rs.
00
t
t
e 1.
MORE Ho se
o not know of
til could be 'or
ally employe 1 in
igafew ' mfo
hich would pay
a a rental.. of fro
oath. Th re
o Seaforth her
is so scarce, d.
i gratifying
capering,
i is not .very
ait for mo
use can be
any of our
rl e, live in a
131 ace, .and p
f r a decent
t . st that.so
not let next
p toting the
f , vorably. -0
o this oppo
b: making.a
t e eir money,
t • wn, and Wi
Al any of its
o1 st
Acco. MODATON.—We
any ve. y in w ich capi
e profi ablyo benefici--
Seafo h, ia a in build-
rtable nein t houses,
for th capita invested
i five o e dollars a
a' a few Islac s o the size
hous ac ora odation
ents sa hi While it
hink hat th town is
is a s re i di ation of,
sant ti be co • pelle.l to
befo a re pectable
ured ct litre • ; or, as
are co pelted to
able or raped up
sufficiently high
e privilege. We
oneved .men will
'esti without lin- -
- w Ic e - now so
ekidg a vantage
y mlill of only
fe i nes went of
e i pro ing the
-ea bion upon
Who •11 move
p
1 e
a
f,
0
s
t
t
to
thi
1
th
pro
wn peopl
oor mise
y rent
otCs , for-.
Ae o our
uinmer go
opportuni
ers. Tay
Unity, th
Yood and s
but will
1 confer a
residents.
e
GOING AB
he Clinton
on of its s
airs in S
ondered at:
sed, is rat
rarely
tie accou
ing on th
rce. It ; s qu
OAD FOR
aper. den
.naee, each
orth. Th
Clinton,
er a dull
hing of m
t either,
re, wind i
to n:
per
d to
int
Tans
to
colu
-cell
par
Seaf
s th
etil.
at the lob
e lively g
here sometl
ce is ali+e•
gnial para(
wise ratheird
ght, and sh
od - taste o
'.tor. The
the ontsid
l.p
-she.
ing o
as
ph
eary
ws e
th.
ore
Pre
HOME
e tea a 1
week,
`s is not
it I
old
ch
ust
P1
acc
.►
0
EWS.
rge por-
to local
much to
be con-
e
onethere
unt-or
atter—
rather
eI efore,
urn to
eaforth,
import-.
a few
other-
's is all
ent and
Clinton
-er-tised
pecial-
Clinton
st dab -
affairs,
things
lished a
had to
y .small
ages in
author-
misfor
f mak
itex-
nected
serious
k part.
for one
another
usiness
amount
npauies
cords.
s to a
fall far
et less
- wood
to Seaforth and
But, after all,
e dare say, the fault s not s much
o ton edito>j as with his cor
nd -informers. e know
ad lot. He had be ter get`
soon as possible, r they
se ering ye
or that
emS ar •
tura], t
should
n of
est and
a e airing, fa
o : nliven it
ns. T
ntjed„
of the
rth s ac
bet er,
'as it costs - oth' Bu the
p+ per should be ca If it m
b e with a to g spoon i See ort
e in. aw''e,' oge
w weeks go i pu
-heat dea ers, and
rawl j thro gh ve
an a tion for da
Last wee' , on the
n wh1 ad s to th
a fool the of fence
'persis'ten: nuisanc
iflin.g occu •rence-co
rate's Cot rt ihto.
sons to
t enough
analis t, in
ie wood 1
ets -duwn the total
t by the Salt Coi
his seaso , at 3,20
em very 1" •ge figur
but the fat is they
correct aa ount ;—
to 15, 000 cords - of
brought ii
his w inter
g
b
1
' li
h
•
t it try, on
rrect.. A f
o el on our
cls up and
ole to escap
c asequence.
i
a
y of a pegs
me of being
g himself , •
gerated a t
ith a Monis
ot, in whi • 300 pe
lid as if t is were ne
week, this ve acious jou
ragraph, sI eakin of t
Seaforth,
wood bong
d others,
a ese may s
inton man,
ort of the'.
an 12, 000
ving been
sposed• of
13
0
0
a
sl
ti
c
ti
with the Cali
r a spondents •
ti .ein to be -a .
ri 1 of them
1'
t
3 him to v. of blund
Poeta teen.
salon Isere
d other su
tie account
lune '
The grea
et s p0.itics.
•ai jects are
o. and
a 1 are finedl' atinc on 'notiities.
w s a >iteeti r r of t le le, cling It
o I this vicin y o Fri lay, , lar
I_ t e purpose clic sing delegate
11 Orth Hurt, i Go iven ion at .
14 `essrs. J. 1J cOra , Do ald ! Sco
l� liner _and P ter humn son; froi
ria, and Ivies rs. : rchi: aid Me-
r onald 141eN. eight re J hn Lec
T ion eas St achar , fr m 'Gre
cl osen. The nom nati n of Mr.
b the convei tion ; ivies cry gen
ns action.. If publi• op hon is
a ainst Mr. Ifay.: in
tl e Priding as here,
s end 'a vesti re of a ch
i g around- lyre i to
Make room fie a 1 etter
tl ought and . etion
RoADs.-Tie ro
titne there. b :ing n
sl. igliin.g. T e fa.
g, r -making, ` hich
d 11.
e
yvi119.
t subjec of dis-
Railw. ys, salt
thrown side as
the minds of one and
There
formers
h 3, for
to the
Blyth.
t, John
1 Mor-
onald,
ie and
were
Gibson
ran set-
s much
.other pets of
he'w11:not
ince. T feel -
hoist IL ye, and
mail—a luau of
ds ar
•ithei
mere
cause
in a ba
waggol
are bus
s busine
CATTLE FA
fc cattle, nil
i this villa
( ite a numb
WTE Lewd: et:
h ve_had bea
a t the time
nearly gone.
is rather earl
opening of sp
Wr.
i...
ell -co
e, of
r of
For.
tiful
of w
We
yet,
ing. •
xOti
fair
s, e
Fri
uyen
condi
lig nor
at su-
s to
u-sto be
r.
for the sale of
c., will ie held
flay, 17 'l1 Met.
s a,re ex , ected.
more than a ' -eek we
spring weather, and
ting the sleighing is
ear, however that it
for tans to expect the
ExomtneTr e.— 4. pu lie exan inatiou
and distribution of prize will be !held in
It roxeter School, n F iday, 17th inst.
!.t is hoped tl at as man as ;possible of
rents. and .thee° int rested m school
m tiers will ttenr . E ercises to come-
m nee at half past dine. .
FIRE:==A 1 •eme am nd contents_ on
t e farm of Mr: _I euj" min ,-Codke, 3rd
owic e, `t- re total_y Con -
on th nio nitig of rhe 3rd
ke h .d sol 1 las farm. a few
e fire occu red, so the loss
11 fal upai the pia chaser,
ts;ec nsis ug of three, ma-
chlines. ten to is of e ay, and • fort* bush-
els of wheat, nelon; ed t Mr. Co( ke. It
is supposedto have been the'work of an
in endiary.
b th School Tow-.'
held hi the 1'r_sliyt
to , . on «'ednfsda.
th e present were
p
Concession, I
sunned by fire
in't., -Jr. Co(
�d< •ys before At: cif the barn w
: bi t the. Conte]
SABBATH -SCHOOL
'{ President)., Millin;:
10'_('YF. TION—A Sab-
hip 'oinen tion«•as
rian.. -'hutch, Wroxe-
, 1 s inlet. }Ani(i:i n
J
;ev. Messrs. Slimier,
n t4 cl Brown: The
differen Sabbath
ship were well repr
ing service and prel
tors were arranged,
Glasses, and the be
ing them, was t
very interesting
from the several
ing the impressjc}n
portance of 7 such el
erally and more ca
prombting the best
of the land. The
our Sabbath School
considerable discus
ed to be that. the 0. ne ent4n approved of
juvenile temperanc. s i ciet es. Although
at present not prep • r d to[recommend its
introduction io all i:)u schools, leaving it
to the wisdom and. 01 ristijnn prudence of
each school superin`.,e ' dent and: teachers
to 'carry out their o onviction. A
-variety of matters to rig ons Sabbath
School work occupie evening ses-
sion. . At the evenuig ing which was
a geed one, as respec ie a tendauce
a dre ses were
ince of Sabbath
d the regular at -
A note of thanks
o ie of- Wroxeter,
dy hospitality to
vention, Rev. Mr.
e benediction.
URON EXP
ols - in the Town-
nted. After open -
nary business mat-
e subject of "Bible
etl:od of conduct-
taken up, and a
rchan ge of views
• ers followed, =lean-
t ail felt the im-
ss, being more gen-
ef illy carried out, in
in rests of the youth
emperance pledge in
, was the subject of
ion ; the result seem -
chi
1 th
mee
ed t
of, the general pi bli
given on the impo
School instruction,
tendance of pupils.
was passed to the p
who extended their r
the members of the co
Millikin closed with t
It
Oranb
NEW SHOE SHOP
er, bootand shoema
business in'this yillag
class workman will u
business.
Mr. Alexander Hu
pointed agent for the
Saving ,and Loan So
quiring loans can b
rates. -
SUCCESSFUL SURD
who had his leg am
weeks agolis now mo
in good spirits. T
his attending 'phyai
Holmes.
11AILWAx.-The p
bound to halve a .ai
conAider the benefits 1
from a rood passing
tion of the County.
land, the vast forests
the salt beds, &c.,' w
develop, they feel
fore long they . will
horse " rushing thr
part of Ontario, ca
and prosperity into
portions of our Dorsi!:
Mr. Charles Lush-
00.
er, has commenced
, and tieing a first-
dou
ter
Hu,
iety
sun
bit do a large
been ape
r n and Erie
Parties re-
plied at low
RY. Mr.' Knight,
Mita ed about six
ing around again
s is creditable to
inn, Dr. W. J. In
here seem
When they
would accrue
ugh this sec-
echness of the
of valuable wood,
ch thisroadwould
cert. •o ,that be-
3ople
Tway
vhich
thro
ha
ugh
rYin
ne
ion.
e the iron
this western
intelligence
the richest
!IIs'
ANOTHER DEBAT
there is another de
tween the Lumley
ary Societies, on F.
17, 1871. The Lu
lenged by the Farq
the sameubject
former debate, whit
refused to . accept, lint
not willing to leave l t
milted several subjec
bate, to be chosen by
which theywouldlt
which they chose a
War causes nior'e e4il
than Intemperance,,
of war, and we befit
liminaries were sett
backed outland wo
:the Farquhar club..'
word evil. Althou
able "request, it was
Farquhar club oily
We believe the de
affair, and hope t
give better satisfac
was given last time
Tinxr^nn G MATOI
prevailed in the vi
25t11 ult., the cause
ting match between
ting horses, namel
owued by Mr. P.
Gray Eagle owned
ofUsborne Fox
IJ. McArthur, of Us
owned by I Mr. M
and YounglNimble
owned t y .Nir. J. B
tiug commenced at
and after esting
with auoth r, the r
Gray Eagle came
Young Cha npion c
but owing Ito the
'that prevailed, it w
of the other three w
are generally talked
who was presentcon
so, when hearing so
parties giving utt
sums of money in t
no doubt the mout
est pocket.! At t
versed. quietly to
that much Credit w
Fanson, 1411trquis,
able manner they C
as judges. -n" Com.
e.
W understand
a e to come off be-
d Fa quhar Liter-
y evening, March
y club being chal-
✓ club, to discuss
scussed in a
the I,Lumley club
the Fang club
1
ec
1
gl
a
a
of
fi
•
e ma
the
excitemen
mley, on th
was a tion
brated trot-
Bfatiehard
. Crawford
ned by 1.1
ay Switch er
St. Thomas,
The trot -
MOR
!SALT ST_RUC
CHANT
AT HE MER
•
Yesterrla, (Thi rsday, th instant,
at the even- f the it erchant ' Salt Com
streck, at a depth of 1,043 feet.
roam one.
1.35 le no
SPECIAL NOTI
THE QUESTION SETTLED.
nent men, Dr. James Clark,
!Queen 'Victoria, and Dr. Hu
say that consumption can b
AVistar knew this when he c
!now widely known 3alsain
!ry, and experience hos pr
rectness of his opinion!.
The extraordinary !effect
Comaound Syrup df Hypo
due to its power of impart
itotious
•
—Those orni
Physician to
hes Bennett,
iscovered
ved the cor-
of Fellows'
ihosphites is
ne the vital
prineiple to all cons
wasting. or • debilita
acceptable to the pa
all ages and constit
tubermilous. or, con
by- apothecaries and
Twenty years exe
ienpaired by
ing mat. dies. It is
atle, and suitable for
tions. The blood is
uinptivt deposit is
6 frit 87 50. Sold
lave proved them
be
SITOR.
MMARCH 10, 1871..
to be th most effectual remedy for
coughs, a d irritation of the throat,
caused b • cold, or -unuival exertion of
the voca organs ; public speakers and
singers w 11 iind them most beneficial.
The entir freedom 'from all deleterious
ingredient renders Bryan's Palmonic
Wafers, o Cough and Voice Lozenges, a
safe reme y for the most delicate person,
and have aused them to be held m high
esteem by who have used them,
Sold by every druggist and most of the
respectabl stores throughout the Pros
viuce, at 5 cents per box.
S ORE TO LET
TN THE Village of Belmore,• County of
'Bruce, large frame STORE AND
DWELLI G -HOUSE, Well finished,
with ston cellar and half an acre of
ground at ached. For terms, etc., apply
to DAVID GLASSIE, Esq., Belmore, or
to FRAIIIS COLEMAN, Listowel.
169-4t
MIL NERY, DRESS
MANTLE MAKING.
S McINTOSH
,s to return thanks to her
W ma y- friends and customers for
their very- liberal patronage in the past.
She feels onlident of giving satisiaction
to those ho may still favor her with
their cust
Farmers' , tore, where all orders will re-
ceive pro pt attention.
STRA AND HAIR WORK
cleaned. on short notice.
Seaforth, March 3, 1871. 1119-tf
TO THE
ELECTORS OF NORTH HURON.
GENTLE. LEN :
I hare erved yon in the Local Legis-
lature of ntario four sessions, and in-
tend agai to solicit your support in the
coining el ction, (in case my friends de-
sire me to do tot)
I trust haire done my duty, not only
in relatio to North Huron, but to. the
Province enerally.
I am, Gentlemen,
Yours obediently.
Goderich, Feb. 21, 187L 169-2t
EG S! EGGS!
THE bscriber begs to intimate that
he is till prepared to purchaser Eggs
at his
Stor at the Market,
and to pay the
HIGHE T. PRICE IN cA.sa!
for all fresh Eggs that may offer.
To Mer hants in Town and Country
with who a. he has done Business in the
past thre years, he returns his best
thanks, a d hopes for a continuance of
WM. MALCOM.
Seafort March 3; 1871. 16S-tf
FLAX! FLAX!
HE undetsigned is now prepared to
furninh FLAX SEED to all parties
who wish to embark in the cultivation
of Flax d ring the coming season. The
can be hae
signed :
Logan, R
be had fro
and after
at the Stoies of the under-
ott Robertson, Killoran and
C. Laidlaw, Grocers ; John
McDougall. The Seed can
any of the above parties, on.
he 20th of March next.
13. SHANTZ.
RACTORS,
And tl e Public Generally.
StURNIGLE FACTORY.
Thse proprietor of the above Factory
desires to state that he is now prepared
to supply
Shingles �f the Very Best Quality,
On the shortest notice, and. at the very
lowest eish prices, either at the. mill ot
delivered at Sc &forte" Railway Statioa.
Orders promptly attended to.
.169-13t Wroxeter Shingle Factory.
REMOVAL !
HAVE REMOVED !
To the Stand lately occupied by
WM. ROBERTSON & CO.
They will sell the Stock at Redticed
Prices,- in order to make room fot Spring
GREAT BARGAINS !
TWE DS, WINCEYS,
FLANNELLS,
BO TS AND SHOES.
A Stock o
—ALSO,—
received. .
undersigned will sell at his late
Saturday, March 115
.A large number of
-Useful Articles !
Being the Odds and -Ends of his late
Bushiess, amongst which, are one
LICHT WACON
With Shafts and Pole ;
Saddle and Bridlg; ,
BARREL OF MACHINE OIL:
LOT OF WINDOW AASH, SPINING
WHEELS AND REELS ;
IRON BEDSTEAD ;
Show Cases, Shop Fixings, Scales, etc,
CROCKERY, and many other articles
too numerous to mention: t
Irre'Sale to begin at 11 o'Clock, a. in.
TERMS, CASH. Don't miss the chance.
Opposite Cormiehael's Stables, Huron
Road, Seafortlo
TO FARMERS.
IRON HARROWS.
MIRK UNDERSIGNED has on hand
..I a large number of IRON tHAR!-
ROWS, which he is prepared to +ell on.
reasonable terms. e
These harrows were manufactured at
Gananoque, and are
The Best Yow in Use.
A Gnarantee will be given with each,
that if it do not work satisfactorily,
it may be returned by the purchaser
within thirty dans.
Agricultural Implement Agent,'
TO FRAMERS.AND OTHERS.
rpENDERS will be received for the
L erection of a new superstructure
the BRIDGE AT J. BROADFOOT'S,
Second Concession, H. It. S. Fuller in. -
formation may be obtained by applica-
tion to Messrs. Cresswell, Walker or
Cousins. All tenders must be handed
in at the next meeting of the Tucker -
smith Council, at the Daly Hotel, Eg-
mondville, on FRIDAY,March 17, 1871.
Tenders will also be received at. the same
time and place, for repairs to tho bridge
at Silver Creek. For further particulars
concerning this ,job, apply to Mr. D.
Change of Hasines,§
JUST STARTED .
AND BOUND TO SUCCEED.
•ritHE Subscriber, Mr. TI3.0S. LEE,
1 having purchased the Stock of
ate considerable reduction on cost, he is
both able and determined to sell to his
nusthmers, and all those who may kindly
favour him with a cell, at such prices as
will astonish the people of Seaforth and
the: surrounding vicinity.
He has just received a large Stock of
FRESH
FAMILY GROCERIES,
COMPRISING
TEAS,
SUGARS,
NEW FRUITS, ETC.,
Which he will sell at remarkable Low
Prices.
FLOUR AND FEED.
He also keeps conttantly on hand, a large
stock of Flour aid Feed of every des-
cription, consisting of
OAT MEAL,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
Bran, Shorts, Oats, Bdrley, Peas, &c.
- Flour and Feed delivered with dispatch
free of charge. 2
$200 to 2,000.
. ON MORTGAGE; 1
tieadvance, ) in from 2 to 15 yearn
E -PAYABLE by justalments, (mit fn
Monthly 5 per cent.
Helf yearly pet cent.
Apply to
Goderich, Jan. 23,11871- 164.8
KIDD'S
EMPORIUM
FASHION;
SEAFORTEL
subsciiner begs to announce to
the public that he has opentd a
plendid Assortment
o
§TAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
(kROCKERY,
BOOTS & SHOES,
LIQUORS,
ETC
, The whole of the Stock is entirely new,
and bought in t,lie best houees Orn.nda.
He is determined to sell at prices that
will satisfy the buyers.
THOS. KIDD4
Seafortla,Nov. 1st; 1870. 15'3 --
HARDWARE STOCK
SELLING OFF.
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
Messrs. FULLER BROS.,
Hav•e decided to retire from the retail
Hardware trade, to open a wholesale
business in Toronto.
They offer the whole of their immense
stock of over
$20,000 WORTH OF
WARE,
For thirty days: Sale to commence '20th
February. at the Undermentioned prices.
This sale is nee humbug. Parties re-
quiring Hardware will find they cao
save 20 to 25 per cent. Special induce-
ments offered „to blaeltsmiths, caspen-
ters, waggon etIakers, painters, coopers,
foundrymen, etn, as the -
following prices fully testify : Tco.
per bcil. of 56 lbs.; Horse Nails, 12Se.
4 50 ; Tell Carnage Springs 10c.;
Boiled Linseed Oil, 90c.; ilaw 'Linseed
Oil, 85c. per gallon ; Coal Oil, 30e.;
Varnish, 15 per cent. discount.
The following will be sold at 20 per
cent. discount z Locke, Latches, Butts,
Hinges, Screws and general Shelf 'Hard-
ware, Table aM Pocket Cutlery, Silver-
plated. Ware, Tea -spoons, electro -plated
Cruets, etc., carpenters' and. carriaeta
makers' Tools.
• The following goods at 10 pee cents
disemint : Spades, Shovels, Forks, Hoes,
Paints, Oils, Glass and Putty, Finn(' hing
Nails, Pressed Spikes, Lead Pipe, Bene
Stuff, barn -door and T Hinges ; also, owe
splendid stock of Lamp Goods, at 20,
per cent. diseount. Scales en 15 per oent
off list pricest
poTunodsfa. lances about lotil(lieg, we offer
Sceap Iron Nails at $3 50 per 100-
. N. B.—To country merchants thie:
sale offers splendid inaucemente to Sort
up at lower prices than can be hod ire
Toronto or AlontreaL 167-tf
All tarietiets of Field. and Garden Seeds
kept constantly on hand.
All kinds of Produce
Taken in Exchange for Goods, at
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
REMEMBER I
SHEARSON (f: CO.'S OLD STAND !
THOMAS LEE;
Seeds ! Seeds T.
or' hand, at hie Stall m the Market
Building, the best quality of Seeds of
every description -
TIMOTHY, OLOVER,
OATS/ PEAS AND BARLEY,
JOHN. BEATTIE,
169-8 Market Building, S:ialorth,
BUSINESS
MEDI
eidenee &hie (bee- Eat.
ineaferele Ike. 14th,
Physician, Surgeon, &e.
2nritth, Sept 7th,
oef e Graduate of -Met
ran residence- Brute -In-
tl -nee -field, Jan. 13,
Dile \V. R. SMITH.
gecko, etc. intrice,-
beaforth, Dee. 14, I
slat -nee, -corner -of :Nla
le/County; ()thee
t:orby'e, teener store.
forth-. 011ie() day, Satnre
LEGA
Banisters„ Attori
icitors in Chaneery and
taries Public mill tionvt*:.
tors for the It. Q. Baok, se
;For the Camila Infe Aset
000 to len.
Perms, Houses and Lot,
rleaforth, :Den 14th,
Wroxeter. *Agents for
Loan it). of rpie.r Can:
onial Securities Co. of I
James Laird, prop
ling public. The larder
ways snegilica with the
public, for the liheral patr
to in tinios past in the
and also to iiiforkki them ti
where he will he happy
from old frieuds,: an41:17.47;i
gee:forth, May 5, 1874)„
This hotel has rettentle- N
3ii.shed, and refitted. flirt
nowone of the Mint ()omit>
narelions in tile ProVilute.
itognis for Commercial
Terms liberal.
-p A. SHARI'S LIVI
Stables. (Wive-- At
Conveymices, always on 1,1
IIARP'n LIVERY
ST., SEAFoRTH, Fine
and. ( tarrioges always on h.
eble terms.
fi*nfortle, May 5th, IS70
(ltd. et 11 manna' nf
with neatness anil dispa
live, connuienitnier
. Next door Bona). of
forth.
Aeaforth, Dec. 14 IS '
TEETWEXTRACTED
lly the tise, of the Nit r
(Mee,- -Over the 'fleece
ntercial note], on the fo
eluested -vain if at SC ai
(n-er 54,,o00 patients
eetracted by the use of