The Huron Expositor, 1871-03-24, Page 3UNIT 4,:S71,S
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FACTORY
tt ET, ,..3E.SFORTII.,
ers feel thankful for the
-,ronateetheyhave rereived
businese in &aural.,
ate to their (11Stenters
eenerally that they Itetni t
are maratiactuireg all
work, a.-..uch as
r vi„Lt
ND TOP DTJGGIES,,
AdC-10,Np79-
f_')"17TERS,eci,-,e
i•XPI..":11.1".EN VORK-
ry lateet etylys.
IIorse9
-shociner
-
attentien to the above
favor us with their
will get good
Ltisfactien,
a Erst-class Carrag
ATNTtG
shops, and old -weak
g--lanable rates,
atupfly attended to.
11-aumber, Shint;les and
ixehe..nge for work.
& MORRISON,
‘-xATOEZ-;
*
1ZSIGNED has on hand,
•:-;a1 Cam-es:aim, tfiteker-
:.a. ap.mtity et Seed Pota-
Rowing varieti- s :
klarrison and
01 he prepared. to meek
r remiees, thoee -who _may
mtatocee ou Saturday of
' ALLAN HOBSON.
ZESERVAT/011- Tta
C. 0 UNTER
--_ 3
T CHM AKE AND
JEWEI,ER, Seafotl.,
Acnt for the sak,
ur ' el1 t4 FliEFF-f:TED
Ixitses
'0 art: grolutd?•by ue, from
ai 1ai1ufac4ired espes
fy for tsptic parposes. It -
are, hard, andloellant, and
cear Achromatic ae can be
Weed. The peculiar form
eeientitic: accuracy attain: -
IT the aid of comelieated
costly machinery, wale
LS ma in asserting them tC
THE MOST PER FEC1
,.1(..".rA(LES EV E Et MAN,
assi3[
;aditt mot briJ.11cou
eisee and tomfort oth:
continuous alid idi
ii the eyth, and last a great
ivithout requiring to be
qiey are the CHEAPEST
1,•,•E•N.T.: •
kUS..Nff4RRIS & Co.
re Dame'Street, (up starts),
• M outreal- ,
v10 Pedlars_
QERY
Pit KL1IY, plaintiff, and
.NitrLKIN and TILOMAS
enciante.
Rth December, 1870.
I int THOMAS K1D-D., of
Neaforth, County of He-
, iteeeiver in this CaSe•
J. A. BOYD, Master.
debt:ell to the lath firm of
4L'LK1N' will Pi -ease ella
:same a ouce and oblige.
TlIONIAS K I 01).
_ 21, 1870. 159-tf
Nvant a go(xl
3.7 'Jr I
TRY ,
PAGET'S
ALLERY,,,
t Robortsou's Grocery.
-Street,- ;eaforth..
%.1.'ErS of a super or dos-
-pais:Jed ia the County of
to explain that iti8-
small. and, of nie.m
ttitt, suitable for the pro_,
-class.Partraits. 105 -13 -
ti FOR S.ALE CHEAP
.RSIGN ED offers f,a• sake
No. 30, Con. l.t ,u-nship
Ituron,-,. about 70 acres" ef
.} tbere al with .9 ha r,1 wood,
itieh ztrc„ chopped, the ,bal-
cawith cedar and pine of
it The.re is sufficient OE
lfi•r tgly for tile Whole
eald. t f. EA P F0.11.
time. Title iielieputable.
-titulars apply it
Adam Gray, t'lanine
thE undereigaed propeie-
t CKaGRAV,
Thamesfeal, P. 0.
9, la70.
t-Les:{Z HEY.
aide Cottaee 4ronneat
rty ot EE,W.:4 t: It -
1110 Fitt of May. Apply
tee,
•
MARca 24, 1871.
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sg.41114.4,*•74.4
THE
AURON EXPOSITOR.
• 4."1" i•• -of•,•• • • .V+4,1 ‘4.-•• • • ••,,,,4-‘,4•
BRIEF NOTES.
Louis Kossuth is hopelessly ill
at Turin.
-;--Jenny"•Lind: will be fifty years
old in October.
Princess of Prussia makes
her own dresses and bonnets.
--Bismarck has been decorated
with theiron Cross otthe fissegrade.
• —Mrs. As C. Bowles- of 'Cam-
bridge, is lecturing on. "Meddling
Wore en." -
—Swinburne is said to seek inspi-
ration from absiuthe, the wormwood
of Gaul.
—Near Fort Wayne, Ind., one
lie.nry Martin has been divoi-ced
from seven wives, and has just mar-
ried his eighth.
—There is a, hotel at Espysville,
Station, on the Erie and Pittsbutg
Railroad, called the Sx9 Houses.,
—Hans Christian Anderson's
father was a shoemaker.
—.Pearl and ivory, elegantly
carved, are favosites for faus.
—There are over 200 Japanese
,Ttu dents in the United States.
—Connecticut has one hundred and
twelve Baptist churches.
—The canary bird has been an
object of traffic for five centuries.
woman's rights cooking
stove" is announced out West. '
—New Bedtord, Mass., lamlitts
the decadence of the whale fishery.
—A Boston- woman. ; declares her -
:self happy and centen- ted, becarise
she has thirteen. cats, and loves them
—A 'Qt•taker Indian agent. has
made the discovery that female In-
dians can be elevated and get into
• hoop Skirts.' •
—A large part of orthodox Lon-
don is beginning to be disturbed
about the soundness of Dean Stan-
Iey'e theology; but it does not seem
to trouble him any.
—Harriet Martineau has written
mad published altogether not lesSit
is said, than .300 volumes and
pamphlets, nearly half bf them since
she was fifty years of age.
—A Peekskill paper speaks of a
departed citizen who was "struck
°Liown by thehand of Providence,
and not permitted to finish the
the French roof he had commenced
on his house."
—Carlyle writes. of suffrage: ‘0,
• -wondrous system of extricating the
-wisdom of people by -counting their
noses l"
—In a brief temperance article,
the other day, the Toledo (Ohio)
Blade at.tempted to say something
about "-the chief point in the battle,"
but the perverse types got it "the
chief pint in the bottle."
—Gustave-- Dole; thpugh he has
illustrated the Bible superbly, is de-
( -hired to have no faith in it. With
youth. (he is only 38), health, for-
tune, fame and friends in abundance,
he is represented to be a prey to such
morbid melancholy that he Often
thinks- it wou td- be a -relief to hang
himself.
T-Spurgpon began life as ushei.':
--- in a
school at Newmarket, delivered- ser:.
mons at -the early age of seventeen,
and gained quite a -reputation ao the
" Boy Preacher:" For a number of
•
•
months he preached in a barn at
Waterbeach, and drew such crowds
th at numbers Could not get inside,
but stood under the Sky ,to "catch
• the sound of his voice.
—Thej, subjetct of breeding minks
and killing thelni for their furs is. one
that has beent ,prosecuted for som6
years,. \L1th, it iz said, satisfactory
results. We IT'ave been lately in-
.
firmed that from one pair a- progeny
of eightkseven has been obtained
-with inA ;years' time.
—A C-difornia: cattle raiser .has
been lately trying the experiment !ft,
training coyotes or prairie wolves
• as shepherd dugs, but does not con-
sider his experiment entirely satis-
• factory, as the sheep are generally
killed before the training 'has been
• completed. Ile has, however, strong
hopes of succeeding in. his. object in• /
time.
The _Pal/ bait Gazette, notic-
ing tile fact tliat marriages are some-
times performed .in rail:way trains in
the United States, observes.: "It
becomes a question. whether in this
• .country the funeral service • might
not • with propriety be performed
over the passengers in the waiting-.
room of the stations before the de-
. parture of the trains on some of our
ptineipal railways."
-
— Who wrote the hymn"Nearer,
my God, to Thee?" It first a Teared
in a collection- of hymns t nd an-
thems, publiShed by Mr. fCharies
an 14ligland, in 1841, nd Was
contributed to that work- py MrS.
Sarah F. Adams, the aceolplished
v;-ife of Mr. William Bridges, Ad-
ams, a distinguished civil engineer,
born in London., 1797.
f9.
GAIETIES.
ain transported to see you," -as
he cenvieS saitt to the kangroo.
WIt,e are Cashmere shawls like
deaf iseople? Because you can't
ina.ke them here.
'Why de sailors always have fresh
egg tt sea Because the captain
can lay-tettwoy as often as he
pleas( s.
What is the difference betweeu
an auction and Sea sickes,s3 One
is the sale of effects, the other
the effects of a saili
An experienced .iurse say
ain't mt eh trouble to 'take c re „,
Eick puseons ; st of 'ens clotl
want any ,hing, an if they do, th
don't get it
A Western writ
t4
r thinks that f
the proper way to spell -tho' s
" though,' and .at "eight," and 1
beau." the pmpe way of spelli
potatoes i " pouts) teighteaux."
" You labor tod hard on yot r
composi doctor," aiLl a flippai
clergyman to a ver rable divine "
I -
write a sermon in two :hours a 1
think nc5tirig- of " So do yo
congregat on," quo lithe doctor.
It .wa0 a very p 'laical answer
the hallo Scotch irl, when ask
the meaning of "d. kness," as it o
carved in Scriptu e 'reading, " 0
just steek :_vout ee r The same e,
aminer as ted:wha wase "psi;
lence ' that, walket .n. c kness
After b rside,ratio
swered 4 On, it's -.it
i'
Ghost- eing.
We hidquite n interesting a
count of ghost-seei g in the parr
of a s o:k ont;t ed. " Arcana
,
Spiritua i, tn," and a still more iiji
terestiu_ explanati n f whrghosts
are som t mes seen' • he author of
the woi says that ghosts are not4-
,
ing mor than a ,‘1. mi ous, gaseous
flame tht raises fro all bOdie5e an•
especial] those nnlergoing. decon
position. These emtnations, h
.,
says, are of so ethe ea t nature th
only peisonS pf p culuir organir
tions ea. i ,Pe them, u less, on som
occasion , when th fr 4re present i
gi eat f rce. : Of eu Se, itt gray
yards,. o- in. tancO, ;1. "take n
greatsir tch o
St
tle blt/
fan
form
es this a
o shape th
upright, uminous,
elm
into hu an
pronc,nD
Chemistr
that hon
the_ unb.
and hob
people's
all " hav
a wisp o
A singul
pening•
known a
mar: P
the blin
en;:ted
e e
Billing
itoet was
ensis whe
was ,-nios
After a t
every tun
lai, spot in
rembled,
iess. S
finally o
clergyma
often as
tain sens
ie could
ha al wa.
where hu
When he
!night he
view t
th,e poet
baiden th
enough,
tt first ap
iramf
teritokl
o 1
- -I, ebio-osves the
e 1
.d.
own, sv a-levate
p to it,
et, and ,
with his c -
not 1 mov
when one
flame ; • th
covered ti
ers saw it
created ;
place. dug
found, cov
in time o
ere taker
rid the °
.gain.
° an
this
liqva
ob]in
b
ug n
77
The a u tb o
"sitrple fact i
th nks it singula
shou d have arisen a
le s o4es of 'ghost
whi hi float throug
...s
an1 terrify them
more existence thdi
ante or fog -like cloud.
instanee is oiven as hap
Germany, in a localit
Pfeffel's Garden, at CO
ffel. Will 1.Je remembered 'a,
n g erg 7na an named
erman 1 cet, and he ha
c
at anuensis..' Tl
s le 1 by his ainani
ked out, Whicl
y in bis garden
remarked, tha
e to a particu
n, pilling's art
l0 - inrtnifeted uneasi
rive 'sat on aborts i
en the Join)
ly; stated t,1 at a,.
lap spoit cer
him whicl
vrij 0, and i whicl
erie ce at • rlaces
odi s ' were buried
to mel a place a
range Isights. . WTitll
un' this. Man delusion
turned wk.th Mtn to' th
t night ; and, when neaa
ling sail he saw Nvhat
ir Walt
Head
Scots.
Senator
yot
hi
lwa
he Iva
frequen t
e Ffeffe
they can
the (-Yard
nd
10 CjY
lir ,
reluctan
E y passi
ions attn.
ot
ex
an
amd
w s
d
kc
rn
Pare to be a white irk-
ame, , will h. then took the
woMan one arm' lai
body;, th other hangin
ering, or at rest, the fee
bout twc h ndebre4d t1.
ground. Pfeffel . walked
v
S the- yo ug man ould
truck t .ough the spo
ne ; but he spectre, clic
nor al tkr. It Nnis a
hikes a skick tbroticsh
fiery slwe always .re
e same forM. Many oth
nd quite tiSensation was
d at last faffel had the
p, when h. -i skeletotiwas
.red With quick lime,: as
pestilen e: 'The' :1) nes
out, the hole filled up,
pectre i as never -eels
,
soe-01: -
r Scott's' Picture of the
. Mary, Queen of the
Tall of New. Jerse
lis " Rem tedious o Abbotsfo
bus spa; -z of a jinting' in
iningsiom i of the home of
reat neve, st : , •
The dim e 0. room cont•iins a fine
ollection f paintin(kTs, one of which
t once ri ets attention, . It is a
1 ainting of the head Df "Afary Queen
f Scots on a charger,sketelied arfew
it
-1 ours after h,on by a y.eung
,
er execo i
'tench r ter, who: isited Fot ier-
ifigay Castle for the mrpose. The
.1
1 cad is la 1 upon Of centre of the
c ish-and p ced in an oblique pesi-
ion, with he ghastly neck nerest
. ,
he specta or, „so that trlie nose is
,
a
, in
e
the
oreshorten d, and tli nostrils front
ou. Such a posit on must have
1)een a, verj, difficult ne for artiRtio
-net. Y)t with al the disadvan-
ages, the g rtist has achieved won-
( ers Ittd ate of tliePreshortening,
in spite of the livid hue of death,
vely beautiful,
ne 'can believe
ry of her lovc-
ed ss•ith gray,
brow, rolls
i the faei supertat
and.in gazi g atit
nv tale of the witc
iness.
The dark hair tin
arttd tn. the, clae
'
downward in .1u
to hide the ghas
ghastly .-e videnc
tion. The nose.fth
farm, descends fr
which bears tha,
Lavater said ".
dom." The eye -
]y arched above
from beneath N
fancy you disce
melancholy eye
-urn
1v e
of
rn
vas
bro
the
'eh
the
S)ightly open,1
What swollen by
exqusite formati
ture is:
perfect image of
leeauty unsub
nt waves, as if
idence of the
• the edecapita-
finest Grecian
e broad ,brow,
idt1 of ridge"
woi th a king-
s are exqUisite-
cltheed eye -lids,
ou can al most
glet ni of dark,
The mouth is
Ltd though some -
suffering, of most
n. The whole pie --
yet fitscinat;Dg— a
death Lb7 viol encee
ad by iain.
• MONEY
ON Farm or desi
at_64- per cent.
snit the borrower.
• AG. MeD
Iusur.
_ Oo
or to JOHN SEA
Exeh
January 13, 187
O LE M.
'able ge Property
Payme ts made to
Apply t
U0 ALL,
nce Age t anti
mission r, Seaforth,
TER, •
nge Brols r,
• Seaforth.
162-6m
•
. FARMS- OR S
OR Sale Lot N . 22,. 1311
Township of IcKillop,
One -Hundred Acre, forty -fie
are cleared.well-feneed, and
Pig stream of water r ns
corner. No buildi gs. Als
,pireci term of eight year of
Tart of Lists 27 and 28, - ,2th
wieh the privilege f cha
time. Purchase m ney. , 1,27
over a period of te -y& s.
all wood land. Fo f•ti ther
apply to thennders gne •
- THOM 8 8' EP
January 11,-1871
THE SE
1.411.111be
LE.
Concession
containing -
e of which
never fail -
rough one
, the unex-.
he lease of.
concession,
mg at any
, to extend,
This lot .is
particulars
ENS,
Seaforth.
162-tf
A..F 1 Till
Yard.
C ONALD
MABEE & M
Beg to inform the publi
opened a LUMBER YA
near Shearson's Mill, on
merly uSedsas a Lumbe
Theinas Lee, •
They will keep.. eonst,
good assortment of A
LUMBER, dressed a
Also,
LATH. AND SH
All of -which they are pr
the lowest possible price, , fo
1 fin
st
urc
siti
OD
. -
,th
-tD
he
t they have
n Seaforth,
e
around for-
d, by Mr.
ntl on hand a,
L I INDS OF
d undressed..
Ne LE,
par ,c1 to sell at
Cash.
1 it to their
Kik, and as-
aeing else -
n to offer
.hasers.
160-tf
Builderseend others wi
advantage to insp . et .oi
certain. our prices b ,fore
where, as we are in .a p
good inducements to cash
s MABEE & Me
Seaforth, Dec. 2.9, 187(
WM. 1\L W
ON
'•ALWAYS IIA ON HAND TITY,
BEST
SEWING MA INES
IN TII....&.NAR
Either for Family nse, o
taring purposes.. .13oth
and double -threaded, ,
Mitchines can be supplied
Perfect satisfaction g
instructions givitt to pur
WM. NiWA
fo
sin
tare
has
L
Caii ale° insure pr erty airai
arine Disaster, . ud 1 ife
against cleat& sr d accit ent
best Companies,- 1 ei g A ent
The Liverpool and Loncon
(English.).
The. Provincial of
The Gore District'
'Farm.)
The :Niagara Dieti
and Farm. --
The Travelers .of
Accident.)
LossesLiber
P9'07111)
0
anad
tu.
et M
1,((
itu
artf rd,
.11.4 anuf ac -
le -threaded.
100K -Stitch
teed, and
,rs gratis.
ON
Et Fire and
and Limb
with the
for 1
and Globe,
!anada.)
'illage and
1, (Village
(Lifo and
1 yAdjusted and
Id Seal d.
• MONEY
At moderate rate
mission, and. .expe
MORTGAGES
terms.
0 L ND
into' est No coin-
s inca'.era e.
ught o equitable
- 160
VOID QUACK
indiscretion, c,
itv, premature de :a
in vain every acv
simple Means of s(
sena free to hisefe
J. H. TUTTLE,
York.
vie im of 'early
using nei vons debil-
, etc., h ving tried
rt'sed rem«ly, has a
if cure, whicli. he will
lo vLsuarei • Address
Nassau st., New
162-6m
- MI JOH! TILVAPSOI
,
mfIA.1`.;KS his munereas eai tomers for
T their liberal patronage luring the
last fifteen years, suild trusts le will. re-
ceive its continu e' ,
He has now 011 111
ment of Good. SOUla(
Green
Which he warrant
FENCING AN
ALWAYS K
ncl a large assort-
.
ernlock
iL give satisfaction.
50
DR.AINING
TON HND.
• —
200300 F T OF INE
Ct FOR
BUILDING AND E ERA FtIJRPOSES
Which he off -Ors o libex. 1 $rms. Or-
ders will be proin itl ate d d to.
The Mill is situ td on he Townline
of McKillop and. u ett, ar...d ik miles
from the Huron I o.d.
Seaforth, Nov. 6 18701, 84- tf:
N ICE.
--kToncYis hareb given to all persons
IN not to 'cut. any titubei or--,respass on
loth' N. 18, E. 19 and -20 in the -5th
concession Hay, a t ie owner; PAUL D.
BELL; is deferral ie 1 .puirsh to the 1
utmost extreme of t e lawall so doing. 1
16,3:-tf
FARM FOR- SALE.
.THE
Subscrilier offers ; for sale Ms
farm Lot No. 28, First Concession
of Hay, 'Lendon. Road, half a mile from
Kippen'consisting_ of 100 acres of ex-
cellent land, 65, or which are cleared.
For particulars, apply to ,!
170-tf ALEXANDER MUNN,
On the Premises.
PAINTING.
,
JAMES - WILLIAMS
Begs to intimat4 to the pUblic that he
has removed ilrom McIntosh ,& 1Mor-
rison's Carriage Factory, ad has rented
Mr.Willia i 'Grassie's Paint
Shop,
Where he maybe found at any time.
Mr, Willianis i prepared to execn;te, on
the shortest notice, all kinds df
Caniage Paiutineb Sian Painting
Sign
and Ornamental Work. -
Give him a call. Remember the place,
opposite Murray's Stables. 0-13t
NQTICE.
TN the mattes' of the estate of James
Moore, of the Township of TuckersMith, deceased. All parties to whom
'the -estate of the said. James Moore, de-
ceased, is in any manner indebted are
required within two months from this
date to presenttheir claims to David
Manson and -vv. Ss MI111(1411 for settle-
ment. And all'persons indebted to the
said. estate are required to pay the
amount due by them to tile said David
111arison and W. 8. Altinfieli.
• Dated this 6th March, A.D. 187].
W. S. I\1UNDELL,
. DAVI DMANSO N,
Under power 'of Attorney frOin JANET
MoouE, Adininistratrix.
- BENSON & MEYI411,
Solicitors for Administratrix. 170-4r
FRANK PALTRID.CE,
PH °TOO RAP 1 IERe
Retuins thanks to his Very- numerous
friends for their very extensive patron-
aae and Would beg to state that he is
, .
turning ont-better pictures than ever, .
since his retinal from England, where he
Visited some of the best galleries in Lon-
don and. other large cities, and ale°
brought home dome extra :good chemi-
cals, (on which the success of Photog-
raphy greatly flepends,)-4etter than
. can be obtained. ier Canada, and made ar-
rangements*for a further supply, which
together with. lextra finely appointed
rooms and long eXperience, renderFrank
,Paltridese's Photographs universdly- ap-
preciated and atiknowledged to • be the,
best produced. West of Toronto.- Call
and, see sonic of 'his new style of medal-
lion picture;—the only true medallions
made in the County; also, those beauti-
ful, never -fading enameled pictures,—
the only place Piey can be Obtained.
Frank Would beg to state, in justice to
himself, that•those who obtained
. -
:such yjor interiq pictinees, last summer,
during his absence in England,that if
they ririug them ;back (as a great many
have done), he Will exchange them for
• good, properly -Made and artistically -
posed pictures, Made, by Frank himself.
L would say 1 ash destroying all nega-
tives from which those poor pictures.
were made, as being unfit for use. I am
determined to keep the lead in Photog-
raphy in this seetion. All - work war-
ranted. Always at home and in good
temper. FRANK PA LT11 DR 4E,
Photograpiier, scott's -Erick Block,
SEAFORTH, Ont.
de•Photograpbe at One Dollar per
dozen, with a viow to still ,fartlie71:1.trfe-
ductions.
It ITT:RE
A. T.
THOS. ELL
THOMAS BELL
Is now prepared to manufacture furni-
ture
As Cheap aS the Cheapest.
Parties wishini to buy wholesale can
he supplied at I
Toronto Wholesale Prices.
WARE ROOMS' OPPOSIlle TIIOMAS
• KIDD'S.
WORK SHOP, CORNER OF MAR-
KET SQUARE.
TURNING done on the
Shortest Notice.
COFFNS kept Constantly on
hand.
A HEARSE FOR MOE.
170-tf •
SEAFORTH
FURNITURE WAREROOMS
M. ROBERTSON
Importer anti masilleofha
aet:rer of all kind
OP
110USEHOLD FMNITURE ,
SOFASe
LOUNGES,
OENT.RE TABLES,
• .1 A TTI.1A S SES
DINING & BREAKFAST TA13LES,
BUREAU'S,
OlIADIS, and.
BEDSTEADS,
In Great Variety,
Mr. R. has great contideuce in oar
ing his goods to the public, as they ar
made of Good. Season d. Lumberan
by First -Class NV mime
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Coffins Iliad
On the Shortes
to Orde
Notice. °
WOOD -TURNING
• Done with Neatness and Despatch.
Warero (:!)
TWO DOORS SOU'fil SHARP'S
ROTEL, aiii Street.
Seaforth, Jan'y 21st, 1870. " 57•tf.
• No Armistice.
JOHN LOAN
EJAS declared war against the mer-
cantile opposition. �fSeaforth, with
a large and varied stock of amunition on
hand, in the shape of
P,""V" ODS
—AND-
;
! GROCEIES,
' Which for quality, styl and cheapness,
cannot be conquered vith fair play.
The following are sp cial lines :.---
FANCY DRESS G 0DS1, WIN-
CEYS, (Plain and 0 ecked,) LUS-
TRES, POPLINET 'S. FP EN CH
.MERINOS, PRINTS'. POPLINS,
GREY COTTON, BLEACHED
DO, FLANNELS; PLANKETS,
4
CLOUDS, HOODk HOSIERY
MANTLES, G-LOV ?S, FINGER-
ING:- YARN, RE.DY - MADE
CLOTHING, HAIS &,- CAPS,
TWEEDS, COTTON AND FLAN-
NEL SHIRTS, DRAWERS-, SU-
GARS, T.1. -.IAS, . TOBACCOES,
RAISINS, OURRAICTS, SPICES
&e., &cj,
Toe numerous to mention, .
.AT T1111
Manchester I-Iouse
MAIN STREET,
SEAFOR71.1, NOV. 15, 1876 15.2-tf..
R.
LUMSDEN
Ilas just received a Fresh Steck of:
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PURE DRUGS
AND
CHEMICALS
Toilet and Fancy Soaps, Combs; Hair,
Tooth and Nail Brushes, French,
Engiish, and. American.
PERFUMERY.
GENUINE DYE STUFFS.
Guaranteed to beof the hest quality.
Horse andCattleMedicines
Condition Pdv„-ders
Physicians prescriptions carefully and
_
accui- -ately dispensed.
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MILti.D0 Y. RIcLEAR. Publishers.
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•
NEW LINE OF STAGES
• Between Seaforth. and Wroxeter.
• . ---
We, the undersigned, beg to inform
the inhabitants of Seaforth, Ainleyvillie,
Wroxeter, ani the public generally, that
we are new running a i
• DAILY TAGE,
• (Sundays excepted,) each way, as follows!
Leaving Seaforth at 11 a. m.; leaving
A inieyville at 3.p. ree ; leaving Wroxetar
.at 12 noon; leaving Ainleyville at 3 p.
m.;—connecting With DI ()I ning and Cveu-
ing trains, going cat Arid west,galso with
A\ alkerton and. lianistdh stages. Com-
fortable vehicles ,and fast time. Livery
in connection at Seals rth.
il
167,11 9S8 '81". ij °111-VosT-4
ieNters.
s
TAVERN FR SALE..
The su1)sea-111'er anis FOR SALE the
TAe1:11iinthe
Nkon
non as the Nesa Domini
H0
villaee df Bluevale. This
MAO, having i been lately refitted, ie
now capable for the acc( mmodation of
the travelina public, having good sta,-
Tiling, -with large - dexhig-abed 36 x 20
feet; also a large Ball -room over five
shed. There is an excellent well close -tio
the shed, with pump in good order. The
land attached to the hotel consists ef
half an acre of excellent land, well :ad...
apt -ed for gardening pi rposes, with a va-
i
riety of choice young .fruit trees. 'Th
hotel is situated a fee- rods north of ilsv
AVingham road in the village, this being
the leading road from Vi oxeter to Wing -
ham, Lueltri ow, Kineard in e, &... This
hotel will be sold fOr cash, or, if the
purchaser caunot pas' it all, a balanoe
can remain on bond 'Ind mortgage for
on year. The purchaser can buy the
tfaseas,etorn fittings, etovess chairs, bedstead,
etc. For particulars apply ou the prem-
iWILL IA M ROS S,
Fr°Priet
Bluevale, Nov. 23, 1570. 15841
LEAVING 'HURON.
1[40T 3, IN THE 3rd CONCESSION,
1-1I7LI_JM�"r,
• Better isnoil as the
WILLIAM THOMPSON FARM
Is oared for sale it is admitted by all
who know this Lot, (hat fot ereps and
stock it has no superior in the county.
Address,
BOX 175; Seaforth.
Seaforth, Nov. 3, 1870. 152,
TO THE PUBL1c T LARGE!
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SIG N TIIE
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SCOTCII COLLA'11.
A choice assortment of light mid heavy
harness, whips, bells, hOrse. clothing, etc-,
kept constantly on hand.
- Zepairing promptly htfended to, nd
enarges moderate. Jencmber the place!
sign of the Scotch Col ar, :Main Street,
Seaforth.
163tf
II. OLIVER.
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cIntyre ez, 'Willis,
MANU FA CTURERS CF
00S E SHOES
ETC., ETi0,
A LL kinds of work manufactured from
• 1-1_ the best material, and on reasenable
terms.
• A GOOD FIT GUARANTEED.
Shop' one door south of 3.011N
•anl ti early oliposite
THOS. KIM'S, 1Niain St Segel -tie
Seaforth, Oct. 13,1870. 149.
JOHN BRIGHAM,„
Exchange Broker,. and. liallwa-y• Ticket
• Agent,
Hongirtou's flotel,
Opposite .(4. T. Railway Station, '
SEAFORTIT, ()NT.
Through Tiekeni isamd to all points
in the Western States, California and
Red River, at reduced rates, aifan ding
the great,2.st facilities to 1:Migrant,.
All necessary information given re-
specting Land. Agencies, eft.
(;P,E,ENBACKS,
Bonds, Coupons and uncnrrent Money,
Gold and Silver Coin, bought and eold
at hest rates. 167-tf
SEAF1 RTH
Marin '
• Sash, Door, caul
BLIND FACTORY,
THE Subscriben beg leave to thank
their numerous euetomers for the
liberal patronage extended to them since
commencing business in - :(.-afortli, and
trust that they will be favoredwith a
continuance of the eatne.
Parties intending to builil would de
well to give them a call, as they wit
Continne to keep on -hand a large Stoat
of ail kinds of
DRY -PINE LUIRER "SPFS- -
urs 3
DOORS) BLINDS, -MOLDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, &c.,
They feel confident of gi-f-ing sath4action
to those who may fav4nir them with
their patronage, 11,3 /IMO' but •
lint class workmen are
,
ex/II-hoe-eke,
AV Particular attention paid to Cuetom
Planing
BROA.DIFOOT & GRAY.