The Huron Expositor, 1872-03-01, Page 3T
MARcki 1, 1872.
a vas at last induced to try your invalu-
able Syrup. and am happy to_ say, with.
the best results. -
On using the first bottle my coraplam- t
was better, and betore the fourth was
finished I was completely cured.
Please publish for the benefit of other;
and oblige
Capt. IlAtairea P.ETEs„
TRADGE Cr
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Georgen's cele1irate4 mediciims are
for sale in most all of the stores of deal.
ers in medicines. The attention of the
public is called to the fact that over 120,-
000 packages have been, sold during the
prst few years in a portion of the -.1'ru.
Ace of Ontario alone, and mere is re-
quired, as the demand is steadily mere".
ing. This of their curative powers_ is
sailleient prt.iof. They are warranted to
purify, regulate, and strengthen the
whole human system ; not to Cure any
thing and. every thing, but :to be benefici-
al in roost all cases and hurtful in none.
They consist of pine, powders, relievors,
utt ointments for the lithium system ;
also liniments and powdeis for horses,
cattle and other animals. SGia in Sea-
n forth by R. Lumsden anclJ. Seatter.
M. GI:OR:GEN & )ONS, Barrie, whole_
sale -manufacturers. 216-fira.•
_ ELECTRICITY.
Theatre! Excelsior Electric Oil Worth Itea
. Times Its Veight iu tepid.
"Pain Cannot Stay whereit ia Treed,"
ia the cheapest medicien ever made. One dose
cures- centre= sore themit. One bottle. has cured' 9;
Bronehitia. Fifty cents.' worth has cured. an old
Staiading Cough. . It positieely cares Catarrh,
Asthma, and Croup. Fifty cent' wertli has cured
Crick in the back, and the same quantity Lama
Back of eight yeerse atanding, It Mares. Swelled
Neck, Tumors, Rheumatism; Neuralgia, Contrite -
don of the Xuaeles, Stift Joints, SpAnd Leilleul..,
tie. and Pain and Soreness in any part, no matter
where it may be, nor from Nvilat Cause it may arise,
it alwaye does you good_ TWeaty-tive cents' worth
has cured bad cagesof. Chronic. and 'Bloody Dye.; „
entery. One teseepoonful cures Cherie in lateen
sainutes It will cure any case of Piles that it is
possible to cure. Ste or eight applications is war-
nmted to ettre any case of excoriated Nipples or In-
flamed Breast.. For Bruises-, if applied often, and
bound up, there is never the elightest discolonition
to the Skin. It to the pain of a burn as SOGII,
ae. applied. Cure a frosted feet, Boils, Warts and
Corns, and Wounds of every description on raan or
beast.
Prepared by S. N. Themae, Ph.elps, N. y., amt.
°NORTHRUP & LYMAN, Newcastle, Ont., sole
agent for the Dominion.
Noe-E.-Eclectric-Setected and Electrizecl.
E. Hickson. & Co, and R. Leausden, _Agents for
See...teeth. 23a-216-4
The Great Female Remedy.
1011 rERIG/I/aAIL prens.
pirrs invaluable medicine its unfailing in the
tcare of all those painetra awl dang,erous disease
o which 'the female' constant-ionia subject.It
moderates all excess- and retrieves all obstructions,
find a speedy cure may be relied on.
To married ladies it ia peculiarly suited. It will,
fit, short time, bring on the raonehly pexiod with
regularity.
;These Pills should not be taken by Fe.males
cleeine the first three months of Pregnacy, as they
are sure to bring on Miscaxxiage, but at any other
time,they are safe. e
Real' cases' of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
paintA in the back- and limbs, fatigue on slight ex-
ertion, palpitation of the heart, hysterics, and
whites, these pills will effect a cure when all other
means haee felled; and although, a powerful
remedy, do not contain iron,calomel, antimony, or
anything hartful to the constitution.
Full directions in, the paanriblet around each
package, which cliould be carefully preserved.
Xols. Moses, New York, Sole Proprietor. $1.00 and.
12/cents for postage, enclosed toNorthop & Lyman,
- Newcastle, Ont., general agents for the Dominion"
; will insure & hottie„ containing over 50 pills by
return Mail. 5
SOld1r SmfOrth by E. Hilcesen & Co. and
R. lannaclen. •
is7-a
RAILWAY TIMETABLE.
'firaMs leave the Seaforth station AS
folio 'Ws ;--
Express.
237ir.
.
Express'.
io-5o, AT.
Gania WEST,
Mixed.
1.40 P.
GOING EAST.
Mixed.
PARTICl/TAR NOTICE.
H LOCAN
Hee
it Lot o"
SHAWLS, MANTLES,
—AND—
pp,:ziSs c+ctolDs
Which he is anxious to Sell Off, at Cost,
YEs, BF...LOW COST,.
ny reasonable price that a customer nifty offs
Therefore, Ladies, you will *use call at the
Manchester House
*SU
MAIN STREET,
t your pick of the Goods before they
z
aro all sekl.
4.-
eft,
rat,Jiiiy 25,t 1871.
190
MILL
),...titTIES wishing NEW MILK can have it
DELIVERED ATTkLbI5. RESIDENCES,
IN SEA.FORTII,
ve.i.y week -day morning from date.
4rahcr 16, 1871.
en•
JOHN IIARKIRK,
North Rota.
206
•
NOME TO FARMERS,.
POULTRY WANTED.
The undersigned is now prepared to- pay the
Uxgliest Pfice, in Cash,
For any quantity of god well-dressed.
T 416 g
Dalivered at the Egg EmporiuM, Seaforth
The Poultry roust all be drawn..
07
D. D. WILSON.
NOTICE
TO DEBTORS.
-...I.L ACCOUN'1,5 of the current year and al20
i'l.11 accounts and notes or other data contract -
hi previous years must be paid. on or before the
tt day of January 1672. Otherwise they wilt
eisesaiu Court fox eollection, as my bush:teat
st be wound up at o ce.
a all kurdsf Pork, Butter, &c.,
'be taken in payment ai account e or notes, at
highest market pride, up to the. above-atate
'e. • JOHN LECK-1B-
lei' eaeille, D. 6, 1411.
•
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MARCH. 1 1A72..
-THE 1-TURON- EXPOSITOR;
4•0
3,
A Yankee editor down .t5outh
says he 'rev' er dotted ani brit once
in his life, and that was in a fight
with a contemporary.
• — The man who oetran.a -rumonr
has been 'ipitted against tthe an
Who lived 'down a slander. In our
opinion it will be a -dawn game.
— The man who gives his little
ones a good education, and provides
liberally for their well -ming, is in
fact a Grand. Father to his own
children. -
— A, young man without money
e is like a steam -boat Without fuel ;
he can't go ahead. -Among the
ladies, he; is- like te ,moon of a
cloudy night ; he can't shine.
— " What is the best attitude
for self-defence " aaid a pupil, put=
ting on the gtoves; to a. well-known
• pugilist.—" Keep a 'civil tongue in
your head,"; was the significant
ieply
— A gentleinan who was irritat-
ed at some misconduct, of his serv-
ant, said, "John, either you or I
must quit this house." — " Very
well, sir," said John ; Where
will your honor go 'to
mernlier of the Vermont
Legiaature, rising to reply. to a -veey
frothy arid ignorant, oator On the
other • aide,' said, "W. Speaker; If
can't reply to that 'ere speech, for
its • always wrenches me terribly te
kicki at no -thin'." -
—A young lady was told by a
married lady, that she had better
precipitate haself over Niagara'
Fans into the basin beneath ehan
marry. The young lady replied.,
" I would if I thought I contd find
a husband at the bottom."
-- A. Yankee editor, in speaking
of a contemporary who is down
with. the ." foyer and shakes," says
• it the doctors have giyen him 40,"
Whiell was justi Wlittt his bail, did
two years ago, when he was indict-
ed for horse stealing Singular co-
incidence, isn't
—A tyaveller in a steam -boat not
partieelariv celebrated for its celeri-
\ ty, inquired of a -gentleman who
• stood next hini what the boat was
• called ; -upon which_ the l*er re-
ined, "1 _think, sir, it is called the
liegglator, for- I perceive Ii the
other steam -boats go by it 1"
An individrial whose surname
• was Silence; when about to. give evia
dence in a civil case., was told to
statehis name. "Silence !" lie toar-
• t'ed out with ra.ther stentorian lungs ,
and was nearly being committed for
contempt of court before themyst
of the seeming impertinence wes
cleared up.
- nooleman obserfing a person
eminent for his philosophical talents,
*Wilt upon choosing deJicacies at
• table; said to him, " What! do .you
philosopherS ley!) dainties T'—" Why
not returned the other ; "do you.
think, my lord; that the good ehings
of thisworld were made only for
blockheads?"
--- A " person Was remonstrating
.with a friend on the -absurdity ef
following foppish fashions. "They
are really contemptible," -said he ;
" and I am sure -ail who see yen
III -US think you ridiculous."—" I
don't value the opinion of the
world,'' answered the irritated pup-
• py ; " I lauich at all those who think
me ridiculous.."--" Then you Elitist .
• be the merriest man alive,"/, wee the
reply.
— Freddy is a little one of sevea
years' growth, the son of a clergy-
man Nkho, with his wife, has -instal.-
rived at a new field of labor. Hear-
ing his mother eay to his father,that.
she had leen ,deeeived,by his saying
the parsonage was, -a three-story
• house, when in fact it Wa S only two,
he said, " Ma."—" Well Freddy-?'
—"Pa is .right."—" How is that,
Freddy 1".L-." The kitchen is one."L-
Yes."—" This floor is two, and the
story that papa told is three. \
1' cod feel.' them. A -gambler's
•thigers are; orloughtt to be, soft as
velvetSu!bseqt ell t -investigation re-
vealed his, work e had on the in-
eside of his finer ring a minute
punch. In the eg Wring of a game
he would Mane e t turn the face of
aces and face ,ca •cfs one at a time .so
as to bring then against his pUnch,.
and thencone u de bon, or two or
three in a certai i le cality,would des-
ignate the -cards: nice was his
.sense of touch ha , when dealing,
he would naturtIly pass the -face of
each card over. is left middle fin-
gers; and, no m' tt r how rapidly he
them,- he roi Id know the po-
sition of all ce cards- in the
pack: O -f. cone, his gave him a
heavy ,percentsgee and the result
was that he invt ri• bly won.
Gamblers' Tricks.
A gambler in his confession says:
I once knew a Southern gentleman,
who, although not ostensibly a'pro-
• fessional gambler, readily made short
• cards a business. He was a man of
education and a fine eonversational-
• ist, and a very elegant gentleman.
He was fond of a little game of
• draw, just to kill time, you know.
But the result waac‘ that he always
got the best of it, and, - mingling
with moneyed men, his winnings
, werelarge.. got into a series of
games with , -an, and, as well. as T
understood dards' myself, I invari-
ably got the worst of itknew
there was something, and I] esolved
to discover it, if ..,possibie. I care-;
• fully examined the baek of the 'cards, ,
` and, understanding how tllis sort of
• vim k is done, I very soon' satisfied
myself that the backs were all right.
.1 -watched his deal. ' He threw them
• around with great rapidity. :His
Shuffling was square. One day I
procured a powerful magnifying
. ,
•
glass, and\ went carefully_ over a
pack of cards tkat he had won with
, the night. before. A long and care-
ful search revealed in the ices and
faced cards a series of trifling con-
• cavities. The punches were soelight,-
as to 4e invisible to the naked eye,
but in passing my fingers over them
-
• W It rug.
I have clone d g od deal oflook-
ing on wnle Wal zing was in pro-
gress. I have ot d three v. adeties
of waltzers.' 11 T ose to whom the
business is a ar' and painful ne-
cessity, to whic th y al e pre-orclasn-
ed and -comman ed and which must
be fulfilled. bo t nineteen out
oftwenty of th w dtaing couples I
have een, Bier ed their generation
in this variety of rvice, sad, seri-
ous and sotro ful but brave. 2.
There are those to whom the dance
is a fine art, who entereuPonfit as
artists, glad to carrl, out perfectly, a
system of rnventioli which, because
it; is existing in Society, it is well
for them to susttrriu absolutely w -ell.
These people 'do riot have the ago-
nized look of the first class • they
are ,Pleased witF t ernselves, which
is. something, a d thy are worth
study; assillustr th g one more form:
of harmony cast itt action. Th
third variety --mo tiy Germans by
rationality-:-arito people who. are
thoroughly happy, inconscious and
at ease as they dance. They dance
as the thistte-doWn iloats, which we
boys used to call a zephyr. When
you ,see their. unconsciousness and
really childiah simplicity in the mat -
tor, it is hark4 to frown at waltzing,
or to'find any 'wrong in it.—E. E.
Bale in Old an Afew.
A Lesson in ,Politeness.
A fi4ericl of lbiean Swift's one day
sent him a turblot as a present, by h.
servant lad who 1ha
on similar erre d
received anybhirg f
his troulle. 11
tvi
sion, he opened the study cloore and
Ontting the fisii do :n at the door,
cried out rudely " laeter has sent
you a turbot!" 1.uung man," said
the Dean, lisle from his easy-cliair/
"is that the iv y you deliVer a mes-
sage Let mej t aeb you better
manners. Sit 10 n in my chair,
we -i11 change places, and I will
show you hew y ehave in future."
The boy sat diwi and. the Dean
going out, „came up to the door, and
pmaking a lo ow, said, "Sir,
master present us conirAlinents,
hopes von are we], and requests
yollr acceptance of a small present!'
" Does he'?" tep iethe boy., "Re-
turn him Illy b ,st thanks, and
there's half -a- e OW for, yourself."
'She, Dean, tha- ught in his own
trap, laughed he rtily, and gave
the boy .a crow fo his ready wit.
frequensly been
, but had never
'oni the Deau for
)g gained `. admis-
The- cro
f England.
• The crown • E gland ia a. costly
bauble " bed i zzl d wiih jewels
enough to found three or four public
charities, or a hal dozen ordinary
colleges, Ther re twenty diam-
-onds round the ci le, worth $7,500
e:•ich, making! 10
• lk,000 ; two large
cen &re CIS $.1.6; 000 (Ina,
.
makine- $20,00)• fty-four smaller
diamon'ds, placed a the angle of the
former, each 5 0; four crosses
each Compose of • twenty-five
diamonds, $6 0'; four huge
diamonds conta fled in the ileur de-
lis, $50,000, e ghteen smaller
cliimonds omit in d in the same,
$10,000, pea Is, diamonds, &c.,
upon pe arche a fd crosses, $50,-
000; also one hu idled and forty-
one small _ da • onds, , $25,000;
,twenty-six dia On I s in the upper
cross, 115,500; two circles of pearls
about the rim, 15,0004/ The cost of
the stones in th c .own, 'exclusive of
the metal, is, t er fore, nearly half
-
a -million of dol ars
Mc UGHT
A-XTOULD resp ct ully intimate to the
V V inhabitants of Seaforth and viein-
ilityy,an,s.
that he now carries on business at
his NEW S110P, in rear of Killoran
l
Jobbing of all k m , and Tforse-shoeing
Specially, protup ly ttended to.
s easonable.
McNA UGHT. '
• Te
164-t
SHOPS F
VOR SATM, two Bhops a
4- age on Main St t,
michaers Hotel. A.p
1145-tf.
R SALE.
d forty -fear feet front-
Seaferth, opposite Car -
J. 8kATTE13.
PAY UP AT ONCE.
WILLIAM GRA8SIE,
SEAFORTII,
Haeing so d his Winter's stook of Sleighs and cut-
ters on er (-lit, now wants caeh to eneble him to
carry on h s business through the Smumer. Ho
therefore "Ted notice that
0VBIDUE NOTES .A.ND ACCOUNTS
must be fi ttled at once, sn..e!ne. they will be suet/
wsointhso. ut further notice, and. without respect to per-
. This is o empty threat, but will positively be
eartrim.
iedeeu , unless payment bo made. Be warnea
in
• WILLIAM GRASSIE.
• Seaforth, Jen..22, 182e • 216
STAYED.
•
STBY11 from Seeforth, about two months ago,
a spotted COW, rod and 'white; on the right
kind leg is a large lump. Also, strayed about the
same time a largo white SOW. Any information
will be ani ably rewarded.
-
soafortil, Nor. 15, 18n. • THO2Lk. S STEPHENS..
• • 213
ANTI N SALE OF FARM STOCK,
Implet4ents and Household Furniture.
R. T. . BRINE has xeceived instructions to
sell b Public Auction, on Liat, 28, 2nd Con.,
Tuekersinith, London Road fenreey, on WEDNES-
- DAY, the 6th of 'MARCH, at the hour of 11 o'clock,
a. ra., the following -valuable Property, viz.: one
mare, 9 ye in old; one mere, rising 8 years old, in
foal; one Imare colt, 3 years old, rising 4; one
horse colt, 1 year old, rising 2; one mare eat, 2
years old, 'sing 3; one horse colt, 8 years' old, ri-
sing 4; f ur superi r milk cows in calf; three
heifers, 1 ear old, rifting 2; one steer, 1 year old,
rising 2; tireo spring calves ; a number of sheep,
and a nu or of Inge; one lumber wagons one set
. of harro; nearly new; one plow, nearly now; one
,set of har ess; one hay rack, nearly new; one set
of whippl trees ; pitch forks ; oue largo kitchen
table; one clipboard.; chairs; one sugar kettle, and
• a lot of er Wes too numerous to mention. The
whole of, tile above propertv will be sold without
reserve, as the proprietor has sold hie farm.
• TERMS -All MISS of $5 and ueder, Cash; over
that amount, 11 months' credit well be given, on
tarnishing approved joint notes: e dieccemt of 8
per centawill bo allowed for meth on all credit a •
mounts.
RENNRDY, Proprietor.
T. P. BRINE, A:notice:leer. ,• • 219-2
THE
FA 11ER S, RE 3.11 KBE
oJt.33foito
FLOTTEING,AND (MISTING-11/111,LS.
ISAAC! B. SH NTZ
Btq state to 1he Farmers
:snivel nlieg Townships that
chased the aboveand int
hereafter on his owia; account. T
exaellent running order, and able
• most any timotuit of Work.
GRIS'ANG: AND C
f MelUliop end
e has no* pur-
rids running it
5 mill is now in
to turn Out al-
•
OPPING
attended t promptly, andeatisfaction guaranteed.
Being hulmsell a practical Miler and thoroughly
understan/ ng the beeieoss, ho cl lime that he can
turn out 1onr which, for appearitnce or quahty,
cannot be lnrpassad bfany Mill in the 'Country.
Flour exehau. edifor Wheat lit desired.
218 ISAAC B. SHANTZ.
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REMOVAL OF ROS
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.1-14 setbseriber begs to stet
-1* 332074d to the Building fort
• Mr. M. Robertson as a Cabinet
Station, which he has fitted up
ner for a Hotel. He invites all
cnstolnofs to his new (snorters
happy t .attend to their wants.
lee; and large yard in e,onneeti
North will find it to their adva
Ross's Mail -Line of Stages, w
203
HOTEL
FICE:
that he has re-
erly occupied by
.actory, near the
a suitable man-
's old frieuds and
here he will be
First-class Stab -
n. Parties going
tage to patronize
de start from this
JAWS ROSS.
.GREAT SUCCESS
•RAS ATTENDED
DENT'S cLEAIIING SALE
OF DRY GOIODS,
Awl although he has sold a Test pile within the last four weeks, he has still a largo steak of all kinds
of DRY GOODS still on hand, and. in order still furthorfo reduce hia stock he will continue his
G EA.17 CLEAR!NG SALE
.FOR JUST TWO WE6CS LONGER.,
Con'te while Bargain si can be got.
•
REMEML
ER I) CHEAPSTORE, SEA_FORT}f.
••••11•1•MMOSAYMIISVIINIMM•
•
N • TICE.
ALTHOTT011 BOOTS & SHOES,
WOOLLEN GOODS,
CROCKERY ETC.,
Have advanced from 10 to 20 per cent,
WE WILL t'Owr
Put lip the GOODS now in Stock
FOR A SHORT, TIME.
E2 HICKSON tc CO..
MONTREAL HOUSE, SEAFORTH.
THE
SALE STILL CQNTINUES
T. KI
AT
D'S EAVORTITM.
Special inducements in Grey Cottons
•
200 Pieces, at fifteen per cent. lover than can be i- 4
pur-
chased Wholesale now, owing to ithe advance in Cotton
Go,ods. I .
SECURE THE 14A_RGAINS,
FOR THREE WEEKS ONLY.
CASH AND ONE PRICE.
• Those indebted will please call and se41e and oblige. -T.
Seaforth, Jan. 31, 1872.
I • 1. • • • • I I I I 9 WV 0 • • • • 1
T. KIDD.
217
SOMETHING NEW.
New Grocery, Flour,Feed, and Seed
STCIJ..
•
THE Subscribers are now opening out a choice Stock
-1 of FAMILY GROCER:IES, FLOUR, FEED, etc.,
in'the Store formerly occupied by the Montreal Telegraph
Company;
'TEAS, 9 SUCARS TO ACC,OS,
ETC., OF THE BEST BRANDS.
Flour, Graham do., Buckwheat do., born and Oat -meal
Peas, Oats, etc., etc.4 kept constantly on hand. •
As we intend making SEEDS a speciality, Farmers'and Gardeners will
find it to their advantage to give us a eall.
• THE CASH SYSTEM AND ONE PRICE STRICTLY ADHERED TO.
• Goods delivered in any part of the village, free of charge. .
N. B. -:-The highest Market Price paid, in Cash, for all kinds of Piochice.
Remember the Stand, old Telegraph Office, one door South of
the Black Bear.
215 • STRONG & FAIRLEY.
S -MOT( ERS!
For a good smoke Use the
MYRTLE filAVY.
,See T-& B. on tin. Plug.
Price sa Low that all Sgan,use it.
• CAUTION.
The Brand "MYRTLE NAV!" is registered, any infringement en it will he proseeuted.
The name TUCILIVIT & BILLINGS is on each Caddy, and T. & .Bon each Plug.
rarnilton, January 15 1872. I 218-18*
BUSINESS CHANGE.
DISSOLUTION.. OF PARTNERSHIP.
. 4r-4 3 -
it..'1•e••119tacA.
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'41 Ian 10911141TP 41,
W. DOHERTY
Begs to announce that he will continue the busi-
ness of the late finn of Depew & Doherty (Mr. De -
pew removing to the city of London to .eatend his
btisiness operations)) and whilc thankful for -the
past patrons', he hopes by increasing his stock
and meeting the wante of his cnetemers' and. the -
public in every possible way, to Wm 1872 a much
larger businees than last year, in which, although
the first year of the business, there was sold over a
100 PIANOS AND MELODEONS 1
• At a cost of Twenty Thousand Dollars.
The present stock must be sold preparatory to
heavier Importations 'in the Spring, so &Dino now
• yen want Bitigiiing.
CLINTON 11USIC EMPORIUM
• Is the spot for all kinds of •, •
- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS'
Of the best makers. •
Clinton, 3n,9, 1872. 215
HARNESS, • HARNOS,
Great Variety.
AT WILSON'S.: •
SEA FORTH.
TRUNKS of all Ends,
' YALISES--not a few,
• WHIPS -of all sorts,
COLLARS -all pizes.
Brushes, Curry -Combs, Cards.
All prices -from 10 emits up.
BelLs, Blankets, Circingles, Sedges,
And in fact everything nsuelly found in a 'firsts
class Saddler's Shop, and at prices extremely low.
• JAMES WILSON
Taken this opportunity ef thanking his numerous
friends rind enetozners for the liberal -support ex.
tended toward him f er the past year and hopes
by strict attention to bneiness and inanufactttring
first-class article to merit a fair share of the pat-
ronage of the many. •
Rementber the Sign .fthe
" GOLIOBN SADDLN," 215
INK.
SEATTERI
EXCHANGE BROKER,
And dealer in Pure
MUDS CH filICALS ANDDYESTUFF%
•'PERFUMERY,
FANCYAND tO LET ARItICLES
Agent for Sewing Machines,: Money
to lend on easy terms.
Mr Pure Wines and. Liquerafor medi- -
cinal purposes.
••' J.SEATTEE,
• Seaforth, Nov. 3,1870. 59-tf.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
PAIN.
CCARTWRIGHT. L. S„ Sergeen Dentist,
‘-is extracts teeth without pain by the,1189 of the
Nitrous -Oxide Gas: Offleo-Oeor the Fountain of
Fashion, Mr. Pewter's store, 011 the Merket Square.
Attendance in Seaforth, att IC/man:Hotel, the first
Tuesday and Wedneeday of each month; ie. OilltOno
at tbe Commercial Hotel, on the follow*g Thurs-
days and Fridays. The remainder of the tirae at
his Stratford cake. • •
Parties requirme new teeth are reqneeted to call,
if at Seaforth and Clinton, on tee first tlays of at-
tendance.
Over 54,000 patients have hell teeth eXtrected By
the nee of the GAS. at Dz. Coulton's ate* New
York. 208
HURRAH FOR 10.72.
W.M. AULT,
WIAIN STREET, SEAFORTS,
TTAS ON HAND a superior stock of payrr,y
"L'L GROCERIES, embracing Teas of the best -
brands, Sugars, Raisins, etc. Also, Crockery and
Glassware, and every other article usually kept in
a first-class Grocery Store.
PROVISIONS,
5uch as Flour, Oat and Com -meal, Petatetes, Pork,
etc., also, every -description -of
•lump,
Stich as Oats, Peas, Bran and Shorts all of w/d.ea
-will be sold cheaper than the ampest.
•i•
FARM PRODUCE,
The highest market rite paid for all *ds of
Farm Produce. •-
Remember the place, Main street, Zest side,
opposite Coventry's Boot and Shoe Store, Seaforth'.
213 • WM. ATILT.
, CATTLE FAIR.
A CATTLE FAIR will be held hereafter it
LOYD'S HOTEL, SEAFORTII,
_ (Opposite the Station))
On the First Monday in each month,
BROX:MING ON
MONDAY, OCTOBER, isn.
vArge numbers of buyers will be in atteadanee,
and parties having etock may rely on the beat mar-
ket prices.
Itt connection with Loyd'a Hotel incosexteneS
era large and connavdienio stables and la
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