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TUNE 21,4872.
TUNE 28, 1872.
it gaunt expoitor
.rs nnrstesna
EVERY rituals's sniassusee
E SEAFORTE.
,--41.50' per year in advance, or at the.
year.
dYertiAan; nntes.-
TRA XSIENT.
ksOrtion, per Une 8 cents; siabsequeeke
Scents each timeyper iuie
eoserfue'r nerns.
me one yr.r•it • 4t4-4,4••••, ••`• .40,46,44,4-•• • $60 00
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half - - - 85 00
8 months 20 o&
one year -• ss oa
•-•••••#•.•••••••'•e•-•Fee.it 20 sXt.
S months 44,40-4.4•44•‘. 12 00 -
atone year -- 20 00i -
half ' 12041
Smooths •
Mom year ..12 es,
half " 8t»
(• mortthe ... • e 4{,c • -• ft 4f e ••
let 0116 year 8 Og-
k. belt .. 5, 00
S menthe - . . op,
; Cards, (ti lines tuelTunder, 14- year.. 4 oo,
iserlients of Strayed, Lost, Found, ease
eding 10 liees-first mouth, $1; after eisei
50 cents each month.
tisemente of FARMS map -Bali ESTATE
Tiot eaceetling 1514ms-first month, i',1 50
Lisequent mouth, 75 cents.
S. Marriages, Deeths-Gratis.
tiseraeute without specific direetienewjj
eadtill forbid, and charged. aceordingly.
MoLEAN BROTHERS,
sieLeste Pablishers.
MeLsaNs I
DWA-R0 CASH
s buying was paying full prices for
)D DAIRY BUTTER,
Ia buy quantities. .1.30o
r ODD LOTS OF WOOL
erielest„ Seaforth,. Z-tane 20,1872,
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Brought to town,
Fars. ONE MONTH.
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Sae
4.
iTCELERRATED TROTTING STALLION,
ROYAL REVEI411GE, _
LL ems. for waxes during the season of.
1372, commencing 29th April, at the followings
ts in the County of Hazon, viz.:
5NDAX morning, he will leave his own stables.
:ay' a Hotel, Seaforth, amigo to Clinton,where
ill stay at MeCuteheou's Hotel, mita nooa
elay.
SDAY he will go toBracelield, andremain
Lt at Dison'e BoteL
EDNESDAY morning, he will go to Redgerville ft'
re he will stay until noon, anti from therms ta;
ter at Drew's Hotel, restraining all night. Les:4
SeAsnas he will seturn, stopping 1st Kippen
rtoonond theme in the. afternoon to his own
ae Hurrays Seeforth, where he -will
ain until Monday morning.
e- route -will be continued until let Stay.
DIGRER.-R0y8.1 Revenge was bred by Mr.-
ir, in the CantyO± Welland, Ont, by Old To-
to Chief,he by Old Royal George - Loyal Re.
ge.e dam by Hambletonian. Reis tau brother
out Jefferson, the fastest trotting stallion in
United States at the present day. Royal Re.,
stand.e i5 -8l high.; is beautiful rich bay
e black points:. weighs about 1,150.
aFon.lunags.-When, 4. years old, he trotted.-
-Whitby, beating Batteteby's "Billy Button,'
onest .Tolni,”11Sana Patch." and othera, winning
Wirth heat and. the race in 2:45. Has been.
'n.d.bag for mares since, until last summer, when -
was put into training for three weeks, an
t-te.ti at Hamilton, lapping Caledonia Chief, who -
n the heat in 2:39. Ile has proved himself
the-
tertof trottees; six of his colts have beaten S-
kuntes„ and. three of them better then 2:40.
senses -To- insure, $1.5; setiaons $10; single
;le v.; groom's fee, 50 cents. Insuredree.reste,
= paid 1st February 1878; season mares and
gie leaps -to be paid at time of service. Maree
na a distance can be sent to Murray's Hotel, kid --
be provided with pasture or stabling at sea,
able charges. All accidents and. escapes at the -
Ws risk.
• Ssaveu Cuent the value a $20 will be pre
ted to the owner of the best colt, end a silver
p of the value of 410 will be presented to the-
ner of the second-best colt, bred front Royal
venge, and exhibited at the. Fall Show of thil
'uth Huron Agricultural Society, to be held in
aforth in 1853. These prizes are offeredthat the
lts may be brought together, with a view to pur-
rasing the best of them.
For further particulars apply to & P. ,larrays.,•
aforth.
CHAS. I. DOUGLAS,
Proprietor, Oalasidges P. 0.
ann Sus..n.eux4Nn, Groom.
LIME LIME. LIME.
HE Subscribers, having leased the lime Quar-
ry belongints to Mr; A. Wilson, Silver Creeks
earth, and heaving. built a splendid new Kiln, on
e most approved principle, cepabIe of turning oat
'0 bushels per day, are prepared to furnish any
lity of
The Rest Quality of Lianr„
‘t Pik 1:FRX CETCTS a bushel.
air -,slaked Liine kept or sold.
SLATE -it tFr, BRO.,
f5C#13 Huron Read, Seafortls.
SEALED TENDERS
ATILT., be received by the undersigned tap to -
MONDAY, the Eighth day of :Tuly next, for the.
mesa of frame School -house in School Section
2. tosvnship of Hay, from the N:ortheatest cor-
er Of Lot 10, First COILOSELSiOni to the Soutb.-seest
-miler of the. North -half of Lot 8, Second Conceit-,
., Further particulars can be obtained by ape
eying to the Trustees. Tenders will be opened at
°tie o'clock p.m., en. the Eighth of July next. Th
Trustee. do trot bind themselves to aceept tlus
lowest or any tender.
DANIET, MeCOLL,
PETER HENDERSON, Trustees.
JOHN MelLSHON,
SEALED TENDERS
\ATILT. be receive(' by the undersigned. up to
t r MONDAY. the Eighth day of July next, for the
erection of FiNCE, enclosing School premises, in
School Section No. 2, township t,f Hay. Furthe-t"
rata:mini:a can be obtained by applying to Dania
McColi, Lot 11, Second Coneession, Ilay, (Rodger -
P. O. The Trustees do not bind theraselveS •
to aeeept the lowest or any tender.
• 1)ANIEL AleCOLL.
FETES. HENDERSON', Trustees..
JOHN MOLIPION, 237-8
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNBRSICEP.
partnersbip heretofore existing Liikeletr
I is the townehip of Ilowick, between James fef?-
Fr11•E
Donald. and Henry Torrance, Dlaeksrniths, is this.
clay tlAved. by mutual consent. The debts of
the lima are to be: paid by Jaraee McDonald, and •
the account; clue to the firm are to bo paid to ths
James McDonald. Dated this 33th day of
, May, 1372. JAMES Mt:DONALD.
'HENRY TORRANCZ
Witness : W. ItuxT. 2s6-3
FORLiVERPael AND IlEENSTOWN.
LINE OF MAIL STEMERS SOWN°
-1= from New York,
EV-2.R.Y THURSDAY AND EVrgY'
SATURDAY,
Tiekets sold to and /rem England, Ireland, sea
the Continent, at as low rates fie by any other lino,
JOHN G. DAT, Agent,
les" Broaaway, N, or
X011.;:t SEITTED;
2.1:0 Seefortle
J. P. BRI,Firi,
T ICENSE1) Al-CTIONEER for the coeste:0-
e Illtron. Stilea attended in all parts of J1°.
Country- Ail ova* re /oft at TILE EVOSITOI.I Office
1991
ill be promptly attended to.
Divisions 0ourts---1872-
1
f Division Courts will be
; 1.1rxxon.km,
Wa.OXETER, ....... .. . .
gle.AFOILTH . . ..........
Ex . .. —
1)1.7NO-ANDLON,
held as follows
-Wednesday, 1011' TV --
...Tuesday, 23rd
-.Wednesday, 24th
-Thursday, 25th
. -Feidey, 20th "
Saturday; gra .isss-
,ssaaaass 5th
..-Wednesdays 7t11. 46
o'clock, a. ra.,.eacbr-dg-e
Q.ALIFORINTIA SKETCHES.
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T• HE HURON EXPOSITOR-
men give. him a, good name for liber-
ality land kindness to them, and to
' ,Ceerespoticieme of New York Tribune.
,- all workingmen ; and I belieye there
VisAx.1,1,. Tulare Co., Cal., May 1. is no doubt that he is an uncommonly
TBE PENct 9UESTION. ' able business matt. He -began, lite.
When you cross Bear Creek, tear poor, 1 in this State, less than .18
liercecl, you come at once into a new -years ago, and has made his fortune
.and thinly settled country. Instead' in cattle. . .
ei -wheat, you see,. cattle and sheep, THEIR WAYS AND WORK..
:and not only these, but herds of. The next morning I had opportu-
•antelope feeding contentedly among nity to study a little the manners
the cattle. Three Intelopes ran a and customs of these men. .They do
:race with the hand -car on which 1 everythbg on horseback ; and .the
de part of my journey to the San lasso --4 riata, as it is more corn -
Joaquin River ; said kept up with mostly called here, lasso being pro-
w for Pearly two miles, at so short perly a verb, I find, is a sort of third
.a distance that if there had been ;LS ivrm to then). It was desired to
rifle at hand we should have dined single. out half a dozen horses from
n antelope steak, which is very.- a herd of 25 or 30 confined in a
stood meat. Below Bear reek, you
-e. stable -yard. So the horses were let
eater Fresno Cohnty, ich has, out of the yard, '; cornered -by two
through the bitter art nscrupulons horsemen in a fence corner and then
_opposition of the cattle -owners, a one man, fixing his eyes on the horse
fence law) and suffels great injursv he wanted, dashed into the herd,
'from it. The question of ".fencIed
flung his ricact, and unfailingly se -
or " no fence" is an exciting_one in cured the prize. In one case, the
this State ; some of the great, - and •horse, used probably to the opera-
, All the little cattle -owners, re-a1i,lY tion—for these animals were broken
use all their• influence to maintain a —saw when he was "'wanted," and
law under which the farmers are actually stood still to be caught. A
obliged to fence their farms. In vaquero came in, • after a night's
Merced County, as in. many others,watch over cattle, slipped off . his
this law has been repealed, and the horse at the door, tied the animal,
result is an enormous saving to the and in a minute was fast asleep,
farmers, who build no fences. y.
standing up and leaning his head on
Fresno, a. man must pay more for the saddle. His nap lasted half an
fencing 160 acres than the land costs
hour, and was not broken apparent-
him,or else see his crop eaten up by S'iy bv- the Poise about him. A horse
other man's cattle. The peo-
The Courts open at 1(1
Bku Hear
IS
RECEIVING
NEW SPING GOODS
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TO BE SOLD
:seine
plc in what is called the "Alabama'
Spttlesnetit," near the San 'Joaquin,
.have actually to hire vaqueros,: at
their own expense, to keep other
.people's cattle out of their wheat
folds. They cannot afford to fenc•e
their farms. The "no fence" re-
gulation cannot be much longer put.
off, and the more sensible/ cattle -
owners 3.nee already setting their
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houses ', order. Before 12 months,
I am told, the whole state will have
a "no fence" law, and farmers who
come hereIwill be, relieved from one
• of the worst and most expensive
worries of country life, the care- of
- fences. _
A ziax-iciLiaos ACRE F.A.P.MER.
Miller & Lux own 40 miles of
land ou the westbrn side of the San
Joaquin, California; and other per-
sons own almost equally great tracts.
It is said that Mr. Miller is the pos-
sessor of half a million of acres in
this State. He has nearly 100,000
cattle ; 'and being a shrewd business
man, he is fencing, in his greatr
estate, to reserve it for his own cat-
tle. He is repaeious for more land ;
and is said to have determined that
he will not rest until 'he can -drive
his cattle over his own land from
Los Angeles to the Sacramento. Two
men in. San Francisco saw hire sit-
ting somewhere, lost in thought, and
. one asked '1 -wonder what Miller is
planning now 7' The other replied,
' he is making a little plan to bey
not thoroughly broken had attached
to its headstall a broad leather -band ;
when the owner wanted to mount,
he slipped this band over the horse's
eyes, and removed it as soon as he
was securely e in the' saddle. The
cattle range is divided. into ranchos,
each of which has a foreman, re-
sponsible to the -proprietor for -the
cattle on the place. These men re-
ceive, I 'ans told, from $1,000 to $1,-
800 per annum; awl their food apd
necessary travelling expenses. Un-
der them are vaqueros. The cattle
range as they please over an enor-
mous extent of land.; ,when market
cattle are wanted, or when it is
thought expedient to irive a band
to new pastures, a foreman sets 'oitt
with from 12 to 18 men, accom-
panied by a wagon which bears pro-
visions and the blankets of the men,
as well as a coals:.• Three horses are
taken along. -for each man, for the
business is not easy. They separate
and hunt up the cattle they want—
each rancho has its distinct brand—
and all (drive toward one point.
Meeting there, Which may be 100 or
150 miles from their destination,
they combine forces to drive the
whole herd slowly to the place where
they are wanted. This demands
watchfulness both night ndqday ;
and men are up from 12 'o'clock at
night until. 6 the next night, one
.half keeping watch all night ; and
all, of course, being Ol1 horseback all
day. The -men receive $30 per
AT
•,OLD PRICES.
This is the Spo
to buy. heap for Cash
r Butter.
Bea in mind, /77,
MAIN .ST EET, SEAFORTH.
A. G. McDOUGALL.
F RIVIERS
SELL OUR, EGGS
TO I
WNI.i THOMSON,
• OF THE
MOND ILLE GROCERY
(
Who will pay th
the rest of the State. 11-1.iller ' month, and oWn their saddles and
Lux have now about 125 miles of 1 accoutrements.
fence built-, and will build 100 miles
more this .year. Some • other great
land, owners have nearly as enuch.
Fenang- costs them- from $500 to
$650 rer mile. Of course these ale
not the men. who oppose a no fence'
law. •
THE CATTLE HERDS.
Who drives- wild cattle must hims
• self be wild, I suppose. In found my-
self in thevening in a large room,
used as e2 store and shop, whei e
eighteen or twenty vaqueros or cat-
tle -herds sat about an. open tire, and
smoked, and • chewed, and swore,
and spat, eatgravity and de-
corum. Some Were Americans, from
Missouri or Texas — the persons
t,e'ealled 'Pike, in this State; some
were Mexicns, who come in with
jingling spurs, and with. riding
troasers made of calf skin with the
hair left on, which gave them quite.
a startling and disgusting satyr -like
look. There is ,nothing picturesque
about the Pike. He is a creature.
for use and not for ornament. As
I sat among these men, after supper,
I began to think I should have to
take some care net to be spit on ;
but the accuracy, neatness, and 'pre-
cision of their aim presently reas-
sured me. One fellow; lounging on -
the counLer behind me, vat over my
hat ; ia vigorous cross-fire has kept
up by two others, across the toes of
ray shoes;. -scattered but uninter-
mitting rain fell upon the center of
the floor; and occasionally the file
• received a douche ; but I believe 1
may safely say that no accident oc-
curred in the whole course of the
evening. It happened that My. Mil-
ler himself Was present, that even-
ing. He is a German by birth,
short, alert in his movements, neatly
dressed, and with a good nose, a low
forehead, but .a remarkablYiexPres-
sive claim tem -ince. He busied him_
v1*
Canad Thistle Cure.
A correspondent says : I had
almost forgotten the miseries of
binding Can.ada thistles in thin shirt •
sleeves.. But I once realized it uR
les Broome County, N. Y., and 1 laId
no difficulty in destroying them in
every ease. I -cut them.with a scythe
gan's Old Stand,)
HIGHEST PRICE in CASH,
1 r any quantity of
GOOD FRESH EGaS,
De 'yered. at his store.
Groceries&Provisions
FLOU
of every &script
cludin
Co
the
1
about the time they began to, blos-
Soniy and allowed none to go to seed.
This kills the crop ; hut there is
Crop of yeung plants in the ground
for'next year's growth, Let these
be IHOW11 the next year about blos-
soming , time, and before any seed
are ripe enough to grow, and as
tlaere were RO seeds ripened on the
last- year's crop, .there are now no
plants \in the ground to grow the
next year. Of course the crop ceases.
nlees they have learnecitobe,more
ugly than -they used to be, any patch
can,be destroyed in two years. But
care must he taken that none goes to
seed either year. and as. these roots
only grow one year, their entire
destruction is certain. I have thus
exterminated them on rich bottom
lands, and know whereof I speak."
self with iustructions to his fareman,
smoking meanwhile, and. I was
.amused to see that when once he
got up qrom his chair, a vaquero
slipped into it—and as there were
more people than chairs, after wan-
dering about the room for a while,
exposed to a battery of tobacco -
juice, the owner of half a million cf
acres,' finally squatted down in the
woodbox, at the side of the fire, and
pudently took care not to get 117.
SALE CHEAP.
AND FEED,
on, kept constantly on hand, in -
Shearson &Co.'s No. 1."
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CALL AND GET SOME OF
LAIDIHAW S
50 CM1s11`
Equal to any 75 c
nt Tea in Town.
Great Inducements to Pae ties Buying a Quantity.
•
Try les FRESH GROUND COF.rls.E.
no One, Coke All, with your Eggs and get
ash. .
VM. THOMSON, .
Egraondyille Grocery.
G eat Variety
AT ATILSON'
SEAFORTH.
TRUNKS of
VALISE
0
Brush
. All
Bells, B2
And. in fact e
class Saddler'
--
GerlOralEihiPs'
Rufus Stephenson owns the Chat-
ham Reenet. Rufus Stephenson is
M. P. for Kent. The , M. P. for
Kent being about to - return from
Ottawa, Rufus, the editor, announc-
ed that Rufus the member, would
reach Chatham at sada an hour,
and intimated that. Rufus' friends
ought to go out on this auspicious
occasiora and welcome him home.
Accordingly, Rufus was , met and
welcomed, and Rutus was carried on
the shoulders of his admirers to a
place- where he spoke a piece and
theu asked his friends to step in and
" see a man." Rufus, the editor,
was pleased ---Rufus, the member,
was delighted—and Rufus' friends
remarked that whiskey and water
was a very invigorating
Dundas Banner.
kinds,
not a few,
5 -of ell sorts,
LLABS-all sizes. ' 1
S, Curry-Combs,„(rarcls.
rices -from 10 cents up.
ets, Cireingles, Saddles,
• J. C. LAIDLAW.
E & SWITZER.
GROCERY D PARTMENT.
Best Teas, Tobac os, Canned Fruit,
CANNED FISH, PICKLES,
RAISINS,
PRUNES,
COFFEE,
SOAP,
FLAVORING EXTR4
erything usually famid in II first -
Shop, and at prices extremely low.
JAMES WILSON
Takes this op ortunity of thanking his numerous
friend e and et stomers for the liberal support ex-
tended towan him for the past year and hopes
by strict ate' tion to business and manufacturing
isle to inorit a fair share of the pat -
AT THE LOWEST PRI
AND ONLY ONE PRICE.
a first-class ar
ronage of the
Bone:m.1m
any.
r the Sigm of the
" GOLDEN ADDLE." I
215
Wm Ho OLIVER5
1:4 SIGN OF THE
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SCOTCH COLLAR.
A choic assortment of light and heavy
harness, N hips, bells, horse clothing, etc.,
kept cons antly qin hand..
Repairi g promptly attended to, and
charges moderate.' Remember the place !
sign of thIe Scotch Collar, Main Street,
Seaforth.. I
163tf I H. OLIN/ER.
CURRANTS,
SPICES,
COCOA,
STARCH,
CTS, &c., &c., _
• NEW AND FRESH,
E FOR CASH,
E.SWITZER,
Main street, Seaforth.
THE VERDICT 10F,T.HE PEOPL
• DECLARPS THAT THE
GARDNER SEWING MACHI
Is superior to any
altiffinganEM"
. _
VICTORIA HALL.
TRE Subscriber has opened a new HOTEL and
EATING HOUSE, Main -street, Seaforth,
first building North! of Grand. Trunk Depot,
Meals Ihrnished at ell hours; good neeommoda-
• tious, e:c.; th,e best liquors always on hand.
Reconnection with this hotel there is hand-
somely fitted ICFeCREAM PARLOR, with suitable
' aPartments for ladies and gentlemen.
WHY ARE'
LAZARUS, MORRIS & ICO'S
•Spectacles
teass
fast
rn
cr
-ffit
*rirmacmvo °AA.
111
rn
0
e
now in the Market.
SUMMER .i872.
Having been examined and tried by the most sk Iful mechanics and, best judges the country Can produce,
and by them awarded Prizes at all the principal Exhibitions held thronghont the Dominion during the
present year e and an oug a g tines were arrayed against it, the C-ARDNER PATENT
hal ecu deelared •
ALL COM.PETITORS
VICTORIOUS OVE
upon every test, and now s ands foremost in the rank of sewers.
SEE 'VILE LIST OF PRIZES FOR 1S71.; - -
First Prize et Toronto. First Prize at Londo -the great Western Fair. First Prize at Guelph -the
great Central Fair. First Prize at St. Catherine County of Lincoha. First Prize at Chat airs Cowl y
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Kent. First Prize at 'Waterloo, County of Waterloo. First Prize at Orang,evilld, County of- Simcoe.
First Prize in Mono, County of Peel. First Prifr.e in Caleden, County of Sinicoe. First Prize at Wel-
laudport, County of Welland. First Prize at Otterville, County of Oxford. Second Prize at Provincial
Fair, Kingston, 'Diploma at Hamilton, and vox us County Shows.
This beautiful specimen of mechanical abilit is a purely Canadian invention, surpassing in simplicity,
durability, and usefulness any other Sewing M. chine now in the market whether of Canadian, American,
or English manufacture,
R hem eord, braid, tuck, rther, quilt, f11, and do all and every kind of Family sewing and. light
It has a most complete SET OF ATTACHMENTS.
e higher than some others, it is the cheapest in the end.
LIKE BRIGHANI YOUNG
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER ?
Manisfectilling Work, using all kinds of thread
BUY NO OTHER. If the price is a litt
Send for Circulars and Samples.
GARDNER SEWING MACH NE COMPANY, HAMILTON, ONT.
P S. -Intending ptuelinsers should not be $isled by unscrripulone agents of other Conipanies, who
tate, to make capital for themselves.
teasing any other, at WILLIAM GILASSIE'S flrOYOOMS,
PETER GRASSIE,
NOTICEL-Any person sending the
answer to the above to the Agent,
M. R. COUNTER, SEAORTII,
within the next thirty days, will re-
ceive an order from L. M. & Co. for
a pair of their supetior new pattern
Bye Glasses.
THE SEAFORTH
keep Machines they do not sell, in a damage
Call and examine the Gardner before pure
Godericlestreet, Seaforth. Agents wanted.
LIT1VIIVER YARD.
M
EE & MACDON ALD
BEGIo inform the public that they have opened
-1--' a Lureber Yti in Seaforth, near Shearson's
Mill, on e grou d formerly used as a Lumber
$
Yard, by a Thomas Lee. .
They v, keep constantly on hand a good stssorte
ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, dressed and
men
undressed. Also, LATH AND SIMCGLES, all of
which. thus- are prepared to sell at the lowest possi-
ble prices for Cash.
Builders and others will find it to their advant-
age to inspect our stock, and ascertain our prices
before puechasing,ebuswhere, as we are in a position
Sea forth.
The -attention of Ladies
is particularly directed to
our stock of Prunella
Boots and Broadway Ties.
ase
QPRINd STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOE.
LJ WILLIS, Main -street, Senforth, have j
1300iS Skews, suiteble for spring
puicgal, for aisle -The very lateet styles, a
work of all kinds promptly attended to. -A.
kinds of work repaired, no matter where m
to offer good inducemente to cash purchasers.
again until he went off to bed. His sassas 0. sr: DU:CLOP. 160 •
.-The Best and Cheapest in the Market.-McINTYRE
st received a very line stock of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
smninernd wear, all of which will be sold at the ores
d of the best and most substantial maiinfeetnre.-Custom
eat article and a good lit guaranteed. Repairing -All
de, on the shortest notiee.
11,1cINTYRE & WILLIS,
First door South of John Logan's.
DANIEL McGREG
Bookbinder, Harpurlieg, Seaiort ,
1.TAS just receive(' a large Stock of the m
ed 0 execute, on the shortest noace and. ,
latest styles, all orders he Tully be favoured. with. Diseases, and for all chrome disorders .aaseene
1 defective digestion assimilation or nutrition. It
- is also highly useful in Chronic Itheuxhatism and
REGISTERS, LEDGERS & BLANK EOOKS, Gout. Price $1.
Compound Syrup of Illypophais. pkites.
'PHIS is an agreeable Prepanttion, containine the,
Ilypophosphites: of Lime, Soda, Potesht'and
thioourtes. t Iron, with free IIypophosphorous Acid. This
Syrup is a certain remedy for General Debility,
from any cuse, Nervous Diseases and Scrofulous
Cfases1":, Complaints. It is else highly useful in diseases of
the bones (especially in infats) and Incipient
1 Consumption. Prioe $1.
used in the business, and is now fully
odizedi Cod Liver Oil.
THIS Preparation is a solution of Iodide of Iron
in perfectly pure Cod 'Liver Oil. It may be
steed in all cases where the simple Oil is orderel,
terials and will be found greatly superior to it. This
repar- 3 Preparation Is highly beneficial in Pulmonary Con-
' thesuniption, Scrofulons Csimplaints, Chronie Skin
OE ANY KID,
Ruled, Printed aud made to order, on the
notice, and at enices which defy compet
Ladies' Work Boxes Fancy.
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OLD AND NEW 1300
CS The above Preparations are of standard metlical
Botind and repaired at city prices.
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Persons residing at a distance by leavi
books at the " Signe]." Book Stens Gotleri
the "Expositor" office, eelortb, (a- at J. R
Ainleyville, stating style, may rely up
being well bound.
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London, Ontario.
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Grance Aieleyville; G. A. Powell, Wroxeter, and Druggists
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