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ai.oel'os tee ef some of eh* letst. 0 as that
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L 1e iieltRIflcertstin dem inae,
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of oetea. tans. Thos
.- • ereperatien titie till se eh -Went change takes
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Lex p ate -este ele ire a eiay other -
ti er pea:set:Area xer - ‘-siet inertelteetts,
ot!x.,vetitit.q-ot !(»(1any,
t•
otti..*‘-witieh produces the
an I heving a wider range
2ieetit it tit to :thy tet .teloei ever before dis-
e.e.; eine no Ce-e!ted or other volatile '
1.; rids, eente eeteele testes ieeleitese by ( eaperation,
te eeer eeu get :he lenetit of every ilreN.
what ;• ith (eh -r twee e re ;lee et.. Le trly an the
• ;...; tees ie [1,33ft'al y't)11 get only tha
oreesary oa tai Ilia h th noty tontain.
ISisee i S, N. Thomas Pleelpe, ee, lot aud
T,VSIAN, Newcastle, Out, sole
-see Ser Deefui tee se
N, et= it. - selected and .Electrized. ,
Ce. ead, Lame -then Agents for
:the V8-222-4
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RA WAY TIME TABLE.
Trans Ieave the 8-ea...forth station at
follows
Exprese,
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BUSINESS DIRECT9RY.
-Ag.ta-arteac.
'a C., FAIR. IL 1).. Ar./ r floral Colic!, Sur-
e ems and Teeentinte Ittival Colleen Physia`atts„
Ex..teee'reen; Licentiate of Midwifery, ; (La _
trout at: Tholeaa'e Iit.epitel, London, Enalartii,
e tad the itosel leifirmery, Edinburgh.) Offlee and\
Peeide rtee Vercoe's- old etand, SEAFOkTE... ;
Calle erentptle attend(el te at it hoers. gla*
... ID111TCIIL'LL, 31. D., Graduate of Vidto-
ri
€'1(!4*. I'lla eielate Surgeon, etee stet.,
..,..rs -us', OxT.---- Co..ollor a the Comity of Union, _
-. end reeisleuce, at Thempeott & Stanley's.
. ,
-,t %R \\. Ite. e4lIT11, Phyekian. Surgeon, ette
J' teftlet-iepp, eite Seott Itobertsou'e GroceiT, ,
Main street, Sestfortle
A,3IES STEWART, M. D., C. M., Graduate Of
• rsity, Montreal, Phyeieian, Sur-
geou, sec. Office lead Residt nee--Brucelielde
TT VERCOE, M. D., C. M., Physiciate Sue-
-L -La ge&a, etc.. Office and Reeidepee, corner of 1
Markt-t mut High stitsets. next to elm Planiug Mille I
it.-cAmPrImr,r, Corener for the Coanty• Offlea
and beside:nee, over Corby's corner store, Main
Seaforth. Odle* horns, trent 11 to 4, eaeh
thi,I all (Tv Saturday. iaa
tbs.
EC4.01,16.
M. LEFT, Solicitor, Witham, has been ap-
poi-ate:1 .Agetit for the Coleeial Secutities Com-
timeo Enzistud, he ig *Igo Agent for several pri--
ete Caeltelists el Toronto, salto loan Money at
'i re- rtatemable rate. Intereet payable yearlee,
Cherees. moderate.
Witigitain. Dee. Li, 187L 213
eCAI'GUEY & HOLMESTED, Barristers, At-
toreeyeat 1.4.W, Soliciters in Chancery and
tadvettey, Notaries Public and Conveyancers-
Solieiates for the R. C. Batik, Seeforth. Agents for
the Canada Life Aseenance Company,
11.-et).1•000 to lend at 8. per eout. Farms.
Houses and. Lots for sale.
ENSON & MEYER. Barristers and Attorneys'
at Law, Solieitore ii Chancery Insolvency,
iCineveyenecre, Notaries Public, etc., Otliees-Sea-
.t*.artli anti Wroxeter. $23,000 of Private Funds to
insest at once, at Eight pe,r cent. Interest, payable.
veerly.• 53.
XAS. 11.7. BEXsoll. its -W. C.. eft-enate"
:
IlIOTE LS.
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OX'S HOTEL, ( Lata Sharp's.); The under-
: signed begs to thank the prtlelie ft -es the liberal
textrenage awtxrded to him in times past in the
betel inteiness, and also to inforin then' that he has -
igain resumed business- in the above• stand, *hers
he will Ite happy to hoveg ali from °Id friends,
and many new onea.
128 THOMAS KNOX,
-.)==razszem OF WALES HOTEL, Clinton, Ont.,
Ce J. McCUTentoN, Proprietor. First-class
Sceerainodatiou for travellers. The Bar is sup-
plitel with the wry best liquors and cigars. Good
azabling attaelted. The E.tage leaves this House
very day for Winghaart.
EXCHANGE PlOtEL, Goderieh, Ont.,
T. CALLA -was, Proprietor; T. S. WeLLeeats, (late
kinerican Hotel, Warsaw, N.Y..) Manager. This
hlkS recently been needy furnished, and re-
tted throtetb.ont, and is now one of the most come
teble and Lon modious in the Province. Goa
mangIt Rooms for CommercialTrevellers.
liheraL, 123-
Lees Terms
.3.11IS4-CIELleallaiN1E04.
ItRIGHAM, Exchange Broker. and Rail -
ay Ticket Agent, Houghton's Hotel, opposite
•. Railway Station, Seaforth, Out, Through
.ickets. itenied to all points in the Western StateEr,
aliforuia, and Ited River. at reduceaffording
greatest facilitiee to Emigrants. All neccesari
orniat1otz given respecting Land Agencies, etc.
cenbacke, Bonds, Coupons.; and uneurrent Money,
and Silver Coin, bought aud sold at beetrates.
• R. COOPER, Conveyancer, Connniasioner
le Queen's Bench, Inaurance and. General Agente
gent -for the following Fire, Life and. Accident In -
ranee Companteit The Beaver and. Toronto• hat -
at and the Western king. Item -trance OomPanime
e Rellauce Life Aesuranee, and the Hortford Ace
died Insurance Company.
MONEY TO LOAN on real eatatesecurity.
- Allerdere by mail or otherwike promptly attend --
I. Office., opposite Ross' Tailor Shop,
eett AINVK YVILT.E.
3. CHURCHILL, VETERINARY SURGEON
(Member of the Ontario Veterinary College,)
gm to intimate to the inhabitants a Seaforth
d surrounding countr) , that he has ()pelted ea
nice inSeafeirth, wh,ere he may be consulted per --
natty Or by letter, on the Dieeases OIlorses, Cate
ete. Having received a regular and practical
aeation, and having been awarded the Diplo
the Veterinary College of Ontario, T. J. ChureflhiL
eery eqnfidenee of giving satisfaction to al/
ho may employ him.
Itereaeextres--A. Smith, V. S., Principal Ontae
SY Veterinary CollegeProfessor Buckland, Dr..
orhurte Dr. Rowel. and - Wells, M. D., & V. FL.
Veterinary lefedieirlee constantly on hand.
AU calle promptly attended to.
ce-CarraiehaePs llotel,'Seaforth. inana
0,000 -.-MONY TO LEND.
4bove amount to Lend, in Frame of Fix*
Hundred Dollani. and upwards, at rates a in
-
resit from 7)t: ti 8 Per cent. Intereat paYabl•
arie or boa yearly.
AMOS W. itAY,
Lot 7, Coin 1. OreYs
iorribanI P. O. 218-13
THE SEAFORTH
:LUMB}R YAED.
MABEE & MACDON ALD
EG to inform the publle that they have opene&
a Lumber Yard m F3eaforth, near Sbearson'ts
11, ort the .ground formeely used as a Luinbsee
rd, by Mr. Thornae Lee.
They will kesP conetantly on hand a good assort.,
nt a ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, dreeaed anif
dressed. Also„ LATH AND SH ;NGLES, all of
'eh they are prepared to sell at the lowest pessi.
prices,. foe Cash.
nildere and others will find it to their athwart"'
-a inspect our etock, and ascertain our price*
orepurehasingeleewhere, ae we are in spoeiticit
offer good intlueementa to cash ptirchasers.
MABEE & AfiCDO-*ALDe
MARC TI 8 I 87t:
nienegLteencrerazenasiii
BRIEF NOTES;
The King of - Italy has - confer-
red upon Mr. Edward WhYmper,
Vide-eresident "lef the 'Alpine Club,
the Order of St. Maurice et Lazaree
"m reoognition of the value of his
recently publishedniagniOcent work
upon, the Atps." - . - • '
-Madame Ristori, the famous
tragedienne -wa.s so seVerely injured
at a railway accident near Pereeei, a,
:that she lits given hp. ail idea of ful-
filling h-er professional engagernents.
- One of the passengers who was
in the blockaded trains on the Union
?acid° Railroad bas died since 1.-e`aoh-.
ing San Francisco; frem the keffects
of fatigue and exposnre. ,
-Th4 Strasburg, tibrary, the
i
purchase ef the fine HIAtz Co &ion,'
-is-again the richest in; th 6,rid in
" Alsatiami," and the keneral library
will soon number. MUM vo'lnmes.
- President Elliott,,of Harvard,
has been appoilted a 'visitor -of West
Feint in place of Professor Loomis,
' who is absent in Europe..
- King Amaaleus,:of -Spain, has.
tired' of the yeisatilityi of his Cabinets
and subjects, and warits to reign.
----The Marquis of Eute is to be
married to a dalfghter of- the great;
Catholic house of Ilcrecrd. !
-The friends - dif • Mr.. -- 'Dis-
raeli -propose to present to him a -na-
tional testimonial as an acknowledg-
ment of his unswerving ' devotion to
constitutional rrincipre. The sub-
scription i'S restricted to one shilling'
from each person, t -Ind a large sun)
has already been rais4d.
- Spurgeon made -a speech before
- alocal religious society near Ia)ndon,
the other 6y, in which he. 'vigor-'
ously objected -to the term " Bever -
.end." "1 do- not know -myself," he
said; "y that name.I ain.not en-
titled to the slightest reverenoe'from
anybody. If you, must reyerence
men, find out 1-sorneody- that de -
sees it. ' T do not profess, to."
- In reply to the toagt which the
• Czar recently proposed in honor of
Germ ...33 y and the Ge Cin an 4mies,
the (Emperor Williani has presented
to the Czar the original plan ofthe
-.
great Prussian campaign, as it was
'written in Count Moltke's own
hand writing ini ruediately „after th e
declaration of war by France; The
. Czar said he considered the .present
the most valuable contribution that
could have been made to the imperi-
al eollection of celebrated autographs
- Sir Samuel Baker appears to
'have permanently eStablished him-
self in the slavedealer region of the
upper Nile. He is building a town
and a -fort at Gondckoro, declares
his black troops -to be good fighters,
and promises1 to root put the man -
traffic and to organize a regular
government. . But he. does not agree.
to wiite to England oftener than
once a year. . = . -,
--- Carelessness about the use of
matches is the cane of a greater
number of fires thttn is, generally
suposea. A burning match tossed
thoughtlessly away may lodge among
loose newspapers, , or other mere
combilstihle substances, and do much
II
mischief. , Matches should always- oe
entirely . exti, g,U1Sbrid after being
used. A patent was recently taken
'out out in Europe for ,a chemical
solution with which the wood of the
much' is impregnated, which, with-
out diminishing, its .combustibility,
a'enders it irepossible for a spark to
remaia -e`fter the match is blown cm t.
So securely does this prevent acci-
dents that the match may be throw'n
upon gun powper, immediatelyeafter
being used; without igniting it,i -
GAIATIE S.
a Was the Paornan matron vhose
so s were jewels, a mother of net Hs?"
o, my child, tbe Gracchi veie
Cornel ians."
- A humerous apothecary, in
Boston, exposes a cake of • soap in
his shop window, with the -per tin ent
inscription, " cheaper than dirt "
- Spread of Infidelity.2-Pious
Scotchinan,-"Ell;.now, bat it's aw-
fu' to think o' the spreecl o' unbe-
lief and infidelity in these days -I
forgathei'ed wi' a ehiel th' morn I ha
said he diclna believe the Glob'!"
- A grbeer at Germantown, pa..
brags of owning a cat that measures
two feet ten inches fkorn tip to 'tip
„
and weighs 'thirteen and three-
fru4rter pounds. • Its.ancestorS were
imported from Kilkengy.
---Loarde.r This tea seems
ver,Y weak, Mrs. Skimp." Land-
lady---" Well, I guess it must be the
warm weather. I feel. weak n-ey-.
self ; fact every body complains."
- An Irishman, who Was reeent-
ly run over by a whoh, train of curs,
got up and. asked fO.1,1 his ctip, and
said• he " would not run another
risk as that fcir tin dollars."
-Enraged parent,: ''Did you
throw the half brick 4at random'?"
Weeping- boy : No I 'threw it at
Johnny Williams." "And did you
strike • him on purpose?" "No,- .I
struck- him on the nose."
- - In Me;a1.- co the enstom ifs, when
a duel has ben fought; ,to erect
cross on She spot., and everyone that
passes by tItc,s a tone at the
cross: Some ingettious Yankees
haVe taken advantage exchis cii§torn
to clear stony land, by erecting cros-
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RON gXPOSITOR.
ses where no duel has been fought.
-A naval surgeon, tho used to
preserib,e salt witer for his patients
in , all disprder .5 happened .t6 be
drowned one evening. Next clay
the captain, coning on .board, in -
(inked for the doctorNind was coolly
told' by a s.i. or that !..‘ he was
drowned lasCiasight tin th medicine
chest." .
-A discharged stow- vriter out
west gathered [IA the ch iriv.aers of
his story . on -botird a frigace, steam-
ed ont fifty mils from land, set fire
to the magazine' and blew hero and
heroine, heavy villain, minor per-
sonaiges, all into eternity. Then ho
WrOLe at the bottom, ".To be con-
tinued nest -weik," drew- his thirty
shillings, andflpft the office with a
sweet smile. T eknext moonier was
a man ofgenius and. fertile in expee
clients, se he :s nt out a yacht with
e..' lot of new characters. on board,
which picked u ) - all - the pm -sons es-
sential to the plot afrel the explo-
filen and on -went the atery as merry
, , .
as a marriage beill.
. ' _
The Newly married -How the
. clioneymoqn is iEnjoyed at
Washingtott' '
The Washington cciaTespondent of
the Cincinnatiommerciai is faceti-
r .
ous over the newly :married pairs
that visit the Capital. He.says: ‘
There ,must,bp Some undiscovered
magnet- which b ings so many happy
'pairs to *ashinaton. They flour:lob
ei
.. . , .
in such numb .s in no other city,
but the secret lr's not been discover-
ed. You meet them .everywhet.e,
and at all. hoins'-no, not at all
lours, unless you take your break -
fat very late. If-. you go down to
yotir breakfast t the betel, say 104 -
or 1-1, yoif will ee a perfect schcol,
oi. floak, or °dr ve of them. • There
they siD at. th blttle • lound tables
all o%er the riDoth, and they look
very. pretty, ---II miean the -brides, of
course; for the men,' great sheepish
fellows, are- not worth ' looking at.
There they sit, in the °propel -est
kind of a ttitud e: ; they would .not
have you for the -world think they
:were a!' that nic in en t the hel)i)iest
b irls,on1
aearth. Their aress of the
-
116ipe1eSt ' kind -a subdued or
natural shade, trimmed with vel vet
alicl fringes or embroidery, ; a dainty
little Jat, with a bow or ribbon, a
lnme, a shred of
ower •trying tor,
1, even as she is
ie blushes that come'
patch/of veliret,
lace, ancl a br4ilit
bide at.Nng the
trying to hide t
and go on her Tound cheek -s. •
The little doyes Always come to
breakfast in their hats, and carry
their. little c as arid muffs and
gloves in their ittle hands. This is
the style, fair girls, if you have= any
• such Object in
righ t back :to
• over the.letters
her' all clay lo
the hotel at all
to go down %
things ready.
w. 6he -may go
ler rocni and read
he -used to write to
es' and not go out of
; but it is the style
ith- bat on, and all
A
It is yeey amusing to watch these
people at the liptel. They come to
every meal-blreakfast, lunch, din-
ner and suppei.. At breakfast they
lOolc very piety,. at 111DC11 SO-SO, at
dimiei they au4 resplendent, and at
super pale ad tired. You, see
them at their )est at dinner: It is
there they shale out the wrinkles in
-
their' new diees Yesterday the
pretty bride'we t to dinner in black_
silk and- Vat nciennes ; to day she
wore a light 11ue silk long train,
trimmed With point applique ; to-
morrow she Will wear 'ashes -of -rose
silk, °with :white satan trimming and
fringe-; the day following, if be
stay long, she will wear a very
handsome blacik silk walking
and the follow.ng morning yo vi will
see her at the arly breakfast) with• '
her demure lit le travelling suit on,
foihe 'is gong in the morning
ack to beain her
train -going
future -but whether for good or ill
aepends largely on herSelf.
A Tem
in •
raT.i.pe Speech,
"I have /be.n. thinking, since I
came into the 'meeting to.night,
abrut the 1 sse l'Ye met with sinee
T sigued t le to al abstinence pledge.
I tell you, there isn't a Melt itt the
society , has lost more by stopping
drinkthan what I have. Wait a
bit till 1 tell you whwt I mean..
There was a n'ee job of Work to be
i
done .itt the hop to clay, and the
1.4QSS, called fo - me. , ' Give it to
Law,' says he. -1 'He's the best hand
,
43, -dip, shop.' Well, I told my wife
a.t supper ti le ; ' and says she,
'Why, Laurie, he used to call yon
he . worst. You've lost your bad
ale, haveift jou?' 'That's e fact,
if' says I. And it ain't all I've
°
I st • in the 1 ist sixteen months,
Alien T had.
_ poverty.and. -wretGli-
dness, and I'-‘ e lost them. 1 bad an
14.1 rgiro.ed coat, and a shockin' bad
., , )
at, and some waterproof boots that
/ t the -wet out at the' toe as fest-as
they took it in at the heel. I've lost
cm.. I had tl. red face and ti embl-
g halo, and a pair of shaky legs,
that gave Ifte an awkward tumble
ow and then. I had a. habit of
ursing ancl sWearing,; and I've got
I'd of -that. - 11 -had an aching head
s metimes, and la heavy heart, and,
worse than all the rest, a guilty con-
s ience. ' Thank God, I've lost them
'all! Then I Lold my wife 'what she
had est. .;4 You had an old ragged
aowir. said • I. frA.nd y u had
trouble, and sorrow ; and a. poor
wi‘etbhed horn and plenty o' hert-
aches, for you had a m se able
drunkard ifor a 11118 band. Mary !
Mary thank the.. Lord for all yon
and I have lost since I signed the
Gpect .Sarnaritlan pledge!' "-Inde-
pendent.
Wix•s.'s you ar in Sea,forth, just run
into irrank milt idge's Photograph Gal-
lery, twill do y nit heart good. Only $1
per dasen. Soo t's Block„Seaforth.
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TO THE F PIERS OF HURON.
HA .PLOW z GANG PLOWS.
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Has now on ham a large Stock of copravErvs
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• IRON
ANANAQUE
HARROWS.
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A large number Df these 'Harrows were tiold in
this part last year; and gave the highest satisfac-
tion. Partie's desiring to purehase are referred -to
the following gent omen who have used them: G.
• Edwie Creeswell, imaAle,wandor Broadfoot, Tgieker-
(1
sniith; Jainea Sao I;. end lames Keir. McKillop ;
John' Vaitetield, ale. ; John Troyer, Hee; Peter
Stanley, nil :tinny other. Parties svho
'want hese HinT6Vt: would do well to pneelotse es
&nun d for them his sermon. .
800'6 as poseible, as there i8 likely •to be great
PRI ES LOW AND. TERMS LIBERAL.
AN( -PLOWS.
Aleo, on baud,
turhig Cempanya
Plows hatee had
added. tine sentein,
pable of performil
Price 11
nn inber of lbe,-Slassey Men new -
superior Gang Plowe. . These
several valual ile. improvements
• and sire nose .consequently m-
g better -work than ever before.
e same' 118 ift,St season. •
• 0. C. WILSON,
221 ultural Irribleo tent Agent.
• URRitti H FOR 187.
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AULT
•
- MAIN S REET, SEAPORTH,
T.TA.;:4 ON HAN ) superior stock of ,FAMILY
OCIERIE, • embraeing Teas of the best
brands, Sugars, fl iii, etee Also, Crockery and.
'Clistestvare• and ev • ry other article usually kept in
tin44-elaes (hoct y Store.
P 0111141 0 NS, -
Such ,t1; Flour, Ont and. Corn -meal, Potato. Pork,
etc., al. o, every deecription of
FJP.ED,
Such le Oats, 1a s„Bran and Shorts, all of vehich
will be eold cheaper than the chostpeet.
• •m PRODUCE.
imtrket price paid for all kiuds of
Farm Produce.
Bernember the place, Main street, East side,
oppos`te Ouventel 8 Boot and lihoe Store, S.eaforth.
1.3 WM. AULT.
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THE
SALE STILL CO
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kli)s....
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• Special inducements in Grey Cottons.
200 Pieces, at fifteen per cent.
chased IyholeSale now, owing
Good
S EGUR FA THE
kiwer than
to the advance in Cotton
s.
SEATTER,
EXCELANGE ..CKE'
And tit:11111.in Pure
DRUCS CHEMICALS AND DYESTUFFS,
PERFUMERY' ,
FANCY D TOILET ARTICLES
1 Agent for Sewing Machines Money
• j to lend on easy terms.
•3
can be pur,- 1
FOR- THREE WE
OASH AND ONE PRICE.
ARGAINS,
KS ONLY
T. KIDD.
Those indebted will pleasti eau and -tlo and oblige. -T. E.
Settforth, Jen. 31, 187'2.
217
SOMETHEN G I EW.
New Grocery, Flour, Feed and Seed
THE Subscribers are now ope4ino- out a choice Stock
of FAMILY GROCERIESJ FLOUR FEED 'etc
I ' I '7
in the Store formerly occupied by the Montreal Telegraph
•
Company.
TEAS, SUCARS,,
OBACCOS,
ETC., OF THE BEST BR4NDS.
_Flour, -G-raham do., Buckwheat lo., Corn and Oat -meal;
Peas, Oats, etc., etc., kept onstantly on hand .
As we intend making SEEDS a speciality, Farmers and Gardetie'rs will
find it to their advantage o give us a call. ,
THE CASH SYSTEM AND ONE FRIO STRICTLY .ADHEREatTO.
Goods delivered in hny imrt of the
village, free of charge.
N. II -The highest Market Price paid, ir Cash, for all kinds of _13ioduce.
.215 -
Remember the Stand old Telegrap
the Black B
Office, one door South of
ar.
STRbNG & F AMLEY
NOTICE.
VC.1171.3.3.1....111e1=t0MEell=e•
ALTHOUGH BOOTS &• SHOES,
WOOLLEN OODS,
CROCK E
Have advanced from 1
WE WILL
to 20 per cent
NOT
'Put 111) the GOODS now in Stock
• FOR .A SH ORT TIME.
E._ HI SON $c CO.
GREAT., S CC ESS
IIA8 ATTEND
DENT'S CLEAIRII G SALE
OF DRY G
And although lichasi sold tt vast pile within the lent four
• of DRY GOODS still on bend, and in order tii1 fueth
MONTREAL HOUSE, SEAFORTH.
J. SEATTER,
Seaforth, No -F. 3, 1870. 69-tf.
SHOPS .FOR SALE.
FOR SALE, two Shops mid forty-four feet front.
•age on Main Street, Seaforth, op/mho Car-
t:Lichees Apply to
3 SEA.TTER.
BUSINE8S MANGE.
DISSOOTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
1 Lillg
Dia; i impligugugullog
irtr.
W. DOHERTY
Begs to announce that he -will eonthnie the busi-
ness of the late firm of Depeav & Doherty (Mr. De -
pew removing to the city Of Londee tt3 extend his
business operations,) and 'while- thaailitil for the
past patronage, he hopes by increasing his.eatock
and meeting the wants a his tustonters and the
public in every possible way, ;o do in 1872 it ranch
larger businetin than laat year, in "Whidli, Although
the first 3 -ear of the bustness, there was sad over a
100 PIANOS AND MELODEONS I
At a cost of Twenty Thousand Dellans.• s
1 •
The present stock meat be sold paiperatory to
heavier Importations in the Spring, BO t onao now
if you want Bargaine.
CLINTON MUSIC; ENIPORITTAI
Is the spotfor all kinds of
• MUSIC.A.12 INSTRUMENTS
Of the best makers. •
Clinton Tau 9, 1872. '215
HARNES,-HARNE.S.S..
Great Variety
AT WILSON'
SEAFORTH.
TRUNKS of 'all Ldnda,
VALISES -riot it few,
.WHIPS -of all sorts,
COLLARS -a -all sizes.
Brushes, In3; garde.
All prices -from 10 emit; up.
Bells, Blankets; cireinglea.,Saddles,
And in feet everything 'usually found itt a find -
class -Sathlkar's Shep, and at prives eetrerctely low.
JAMES
Takes this opportunity of thanking his numerous
friends and customers for the Mined support ex-
tended toward him for the past year and hopes
by littlest attention to business and manufeetwing
first-class article to merit it fair Share of the pat-
ronage of the many.
Remember the.,Sign of the-
.. GOLIMM SADDLE."
gr,
TEE'ill EXTRACTED WITHOUT
PAIN.
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CARTWRIGHT. L. D. S„ Surgeon Dentif,t,
extraets teeth without pain by the use of the
• Nitrous -Oxide (ras. Office -Over the Fountain ef
• Fashion, Mr. Pewter's store, on the Market fiquere.
El) Attendance in Senforth, at linox'e Hotel, the tu•st
Tuesday mid Weihwgday 7noOth; in Clinton,
at the Commercial Hotel, on the following Thins -
Lys and Pritlays. The remainder of the time at
his Stratford oilier.
Penile.; requirme, new teeth are requested to call,
eels, he lets still it large stock of all kinds the fist ef the Ges. at Dr. Conitoree ofileoes, ew
= York.
te)(1)(lavenre5e1.`,000 patienfe have bid teeth extraeted.
if at Senforth aml Clinton, on tne first days of A-
O DS,
to red -ace his ki to e k he will continue his 203
(MEAT CL EA. ING SALE
Fichlt JUST TWO -W EKS LONGER.
Come while Bargai is can be got:
REMEMBER .DENT'S CHEA.
STORE, SEAFORTII.
exter Training a id Sale Stables
SEAFORTHJ ONT.
TvE. BATTY:Y. begs to inform the Farmers; and Public g 11Prally, that lee lees specialle..fitted up 8f111)1(4.3
-A-1 for Tesnluxing and Selling illitorses, and pitrposee to IIA:NlaLE TROTTING STOCK by
training and developieg them to the best ativantnge. Hihas engeged ini 1fxix.1ience41 trainer from
Kentucky-, with ;the assistance of competent grooms tend 4 -very teethe); for perfeet and must settle/eel-nor
results from all under my eharge. Persons having good. eoung sound. freeetepping Horsee would do well
to bstve thein trained and see lf they cannot be made to tot fast. I IVA emsetantly il) receipt of erders
for good (hivers and can sell any munlier of good. movers .4t Hee ri FI6eitne. Parties has ing
Training will reee•ive their time es ery week, thus enabling theta te see the heprovieeent they are mak• -
hie. We have as good. a. half -mile thick as can be found In the Dominion -for training Horses on.
Terms ReasOnable.
Horses Bougikt and Split. One or two -good 7rotte2.9 for. Sale.
OFFIC 1.1 STABLiS-SigIth of the B. & L. B. R. Station and oppoeite the Woolen. Piteteny.
2.06 • Aeldniss, A.4. BAILEY. Seaforth, Ont.
FARMERS, EEME4BER
THE
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FLOTTRING AND TIIIISTIG MILLS.
• 'ISAAC) B. SHANTZ
-p17.G.9, to st:ate to the Ffirmers oMelfillop end
serrounding Townships that he, line now pnr-
(denied tbe above Mill, and -intends; running it
hereafter on hie own eecount. The Mill is mete in
evedient runeieg order, end lade to turn out al-
most any amount of work.
GRISTINC1 AND CHOPPING
atinvied to promptly, atid eatisfietien guaranteed.
Leine himself a practical Miller Mid thoroughly
mde
iretnading the busini.Ss, be denim thet he can
turn nut flour which, for appeals. nce or eetalitY,
cannot be smpestied byiany Mill in the Country.
Flour exchanged for Wheat if desired.
2,18 •ISAAC 13. SHANTZ.:
CATTLE FAIR.
A CATTLE FAIR will be beld hereafter at
tOYD'S HOTEL, SEAFORTH,
' (opposite the" station)
On the First Monday in each month
- IEGnoms6
PION -DAY, OCTOBER , IS/1.
t Large numbers of buyers will be in attendall*
'and parties having stock may rely oil tha,best msr-
ket plum .
In eonneetion with Loyd's Hotel (Houghton**
' are large and commodious stables awl yards. lel
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