The Huron Expositor, 1873-01-10, Page 3asteets
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ettashalingredieutekteortsvi: fixpa- - - s of
greater rawer, and producing eflettewIdhCould
f neve reartit front the Ilse of arty„ one of the* Or bi
cleft eatabitiations. Thus in tife preparation
oils chemical change takte plate, fanning
mead which could not by any posaibility be
ta any other eombination or pet/ex:UM:le
ot tbante ingredients, or any other itimedientee
-ireiY different from anything ever betel*
ne which predates themost astonishing ree
suks and having a wider range of applicatiem
Y inedieirat ever before disceiveredn con.
aleohol or other volatile hqtz conse-
oses nothing by eveporation. Wherever
''OX gU the benefit of even drop, whereat;
other preptrationa nearly all the alcohol is
in that trey, and yoa get only the small gullet -
v dons which they may contain,
S. N. THOMAS, Pireartf, N. Y.
Aral NORTHROP & LYAIAbl, Newcaltit, Ont.,
ele Agente for the Dorittnitru.
Nore.--Illectrie--Selected and Electrized.
Soict in Seaforth 1#y Br rdasen_ kt Co. =dB.
medal-
tzreat I.Ferittile !tented):
eon stories' avationntirs meas.
IS invaluable medicine is enfailing In the
rof til those painful and dangerous; tllseases:
. to- wfrieh the female constitution is subjeet.It
moderates all excess and removes all obstruntions,
and a speedy cute may be reliett on. t •
To married: belles'itis peculiarly mite& It will
in a shwa time, Wus; on the monthly Period with
; regaleritta
: These Pills should not be taken by Females
during the find three Mouths Of PrOgaaCT, FM they
are sure to bring on M umgebut any other
time they are safe.
• In at taw of --hrerverts anti Spinal Affentiong,
Pains in the hack and . limbs, fatigne 011 slieht ex-
erticu'h PalPitatleat of the heart, hysterics, and
whites, thete Villa *will effeet u,cureiiiten all other
'means have failed; and although -a powerful
remetly, t1euot eontain iron, calomel, antimony, or
anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directioue in the paraphtet around each
ckage, which should be carefully preserved, )
.It,1 Moses, New Xork, Sole leroptietor. $1.00 and
tents forpostagerenciosed toNortirop &Lyman,
ewcaatle, Ont. general agentsfor the Dominitai
IP iusure s b'ottle, coataining over 50 pills 14
veteran -fail,
tan's- Said in. Seaforth by E. Mason & Co., and
R.Lumsden, 197 -et
CAUTION
;,..Te the Pahlie of the British Provinces of North
3 ihttaiCa.
most respectfully to acquaint the pubiie
the British North Jimerican. Provinces that
1871,1ea1lted the business at 80 Maiden -
ane, New York, for the sttle of Holloway's Pilig
"-salit Ointment, which, were up to that time Pre- -
[pared by William Brown, new &massed, to be
[closed. I'regret to say that I have reason to
F.„know thet the manueement of the late Wetness -
had for sonte year, 01, nitwv waybeen most cor-
rept, anti it utay be that the Po and Ointment
were not prepared with the care I have always de -
'sired. .Those, who do not wish to be deceive& by
baying aitarietiaxnetlieizies, which are now likely to
; emanate from the States or elsewhere, to posseAs
!themselvee of the genuine Holloway's Pills and
Ointment, roanutaetured by ine in London, Eng -
:land, will do well to Kee that each pot and bect
; bearer. the Britiell GovernIneut storey, on which ig
inert -axed the words, Itellowers Pills and °int-
-anent, anti that the addrese on the label is 683,
Oxford -street, Landoll, where only thettaro mann-
- factored, main no other part of the werhl. The
retail priees are on the labels la British currency,
;and not in dollars and cents. No representative
of naine VI ever travel through any part 'of the
British Provinces or the United States'either to
sett or to take itniere for nty Pills and Ointment,
and as I have reason to belleye tikat attempte will
prebabty be made to deceive the public in thbf waY
by person% calling -upon medicine verniers, falsely
- representing that the3t are tieing for zae and with
E my knowledge and consent, I deem it advisable to
put the public on their guard againstlany *nett- de-
ceptions. I most eats:testi-at entreat all those who
may read this advertisemeut that Oa& be pleased,
ha the public:interest, to communicate the purport
of the same to their.friends that they may not be
defrauded of their money by purchasing, perhaps,
worthless imitatiane of the genuine Hollewafe
Pille and Oiutinent. I would itsk,as a great favor/thats should it coate tothe knowledge of any per-
son thla tpurioue ineeieir.es are being, made or sold
itt nty mete, he he pletreed to send sue all the par-
ticulars he ean colleet respeeting the values that is
to say„ the name and address of the vendor' who is
;selling the epurione raecileanes, anti likewise the
name awl addregg of the House in the United
Stateor elsewhere, Whit•it may have supplied them
So as to enable me, for the protection of the pub-
lic,to institute proreedinge egainst such evil-
doers, end I engage to remunerate very handsome-
ly any person who may' give me sneh information,
the informant's /feria: never being divulged.
Should any person have reason to believe that ho
hes beext deceived by beving spuriona imitations
`of these rueeicinee, be will do well to send rue, in
a letter, to the addreseat foot (which he can do at
Ek COSt or six cor1 . in_ p(1stage), one of the books of
ittsiruction which are affixed to the sante. I prom-
ise toexarelpe it tted. sender reply'etating whether
the medicinee are genuine or not, sa that, if spu-
rious, he lusty apply to the person from -whorfl ho
eurchased them to have his mottey returnee. -
Chemists and Druggists who desire to obtain the
i-tredicines cell be sapplieC at tbe lowest wholesale
prices, in quail titiee of not iese than $2.0 worth -
tea, 8s. 6d, 22s. and 345. per dozen boxes ; of Pills
tr- pets of (hutment, net. without dime:mat, fu
ahich remittance tenet be seat iU aavance.
I heve the leator to be,
With greet reepeet.
THOMAS BOI,LOWAY,
53, Ox 1001 etreet, ;late 24/ Stnual,) Ieaulon,
Oct. 1, 1871. 240,26
D.,ISERE •YOUR PROPERTY
AM) YOUR LIVES. -
Strong, Seaforth.
AGENT FOR
he Se ttish Provincial Insurance Cerapany-
Fire arid Life.
Western Insurance Company, of Toronto-,
Fire and Lite
ho Isolated Risk . Insurance Company, of
Canada.
Torras- as reasonable as offered by an 'other - •
scut doing business for reliable Companies.
MaNEY T0 LOAN.
Also, Agent for the Agricultural Investment
ciety, London. Titis Company offers bettor in-
tcements to borrowers thae any others- doing
-times iu this Proviucte Call end.get circulars
ring full particulat'e before pare It erng elsewhere
teFFICE--over Strong & Fairlera Grocery
ore, Maiu Street. Seeforth. 252
tEMOVED. REMOVED.
ROBERTSON,
, *
eahinet-roaker and Undertakers
AS REMOVED hie ware -roe -aye to -
JOHNSON'S OLD STAND,
Mainsstreet, Seaforth,
hare he has on haud a enperior stock o- Furni,
- tare of evary description.
CALI, ff,VD ,SRE IT.
twardrr.tcamG.
Having purchased Mx, Thomas Dell's ltiPARSE,
'ut prepared, to atteud funerals on the shortest
tices either in town or country.
tk•
aelns, AlISizes,
onstantity on hand.
rY.Lisu C'UTTERS
AND SUBSTANTIAL SLRIGHS
At the old and favorahly known
EAFORTE1 CARRIAGE WORKS.
WILLIAM GRASSIE
now on hand nria for ;sale a =ober 01 hand-
aely firriebed and subetantially trent
uT9r.Exis,
aber of
(4,0atettle SEE S,
;l1 hht and heavy, fur sale (heap for ready
tters' mud sleighs made to enter on short no -
e.
alacksmithing, Horse Shoeing' and General job-
▪ promptit attended to.
WILLIAM GRASSIE,
Goderieh street, Seaforth.
BOARDENG.
" COLLADAY has leased the large and cora-
medians horeee, 011 the Salt Werke- Gromule,
.oiniug the Railway Station, and has fitted it up
a. boardiegshottee. Good table anti eonifortable
▪ letTSOILS ;L pleasant bo
7)50 should apply, as there are at present a tow
ancies. Trausient hoarders accommodated at
a than hotel rates. 228
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,•=4•0•0
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H1711
OSITO
GAlpirixos.
If tweAty grains make a scrupte,,
liaw many will be required to make
, ,
a doubt 'I
•-srWhy is a philanthropiet likean
old horse 1—Because he always
stops at the sound of woe.
—Love iz sed to be blind, but
know lot•s of phellows in love whn
can see Wice as mild) in their Os
as 1 kan,—Jagh Billing's. •
_ .
. —"Ton say," , said a judge to a,
'witness, " t ha t the plaintiff resorted
• ef
to an inenious use of Circumstan,.
ciai evidence ; state just exactly
what you mean by that."—Well,"
said the witness, "my -exact mean-
ing as that he lied."-
—A fatherliving in Titotrille,
who has twcor three very couttAible
girls, placed a notice on his .front
- door . one night, -which read : 41 Shut
down for thirty days. No stove in
the parlor, andbut one lamp." •
—An aurist was- so remarkably
clever, that having exercised his
skill on a very- deaf lady,., indeed
who, had hitherto lieen insensible tp
the" nearest and loudest, noises, she
had the happiness next day of hear-
ing from heuhusbanci in South Aus-
tralia. ..'43
--A gran() -jury ignored a. %ill
against a huge negro for stealing
chickens, -and Before dischargingli fm
from custody, the judge made him'
stand reprimanciedi and 02i:winded
thus : "Yon may go •nok John,
(shaking his finger at him), and let
me warn you never to appear thei'e
again." John, with -delight beam-
ing in his eyes, and a broad grin dis-.
playing ri beautifulrow of ivory, re-
plied : "1 wouldn't - bin here &
tI-
time, judge, only de cpstable totch
me." i
—The English mania for betting
is illustrated by the story of a young
Biiton. , Fl$ wagered tliat a sl)ider
which,he would produco, would cross
a plate quieker than a spider to be
produced by a friend.- Etch spider,
was to brave is own plate. His
spider, boi.vevor, on being started,
would not stir, *hilst its rival rap
with immense speed. The bet WAS
conseineutly lost, and the loser soon
found out , the ,3 eason why—his
friend had a hot plate.
—We call the following Positive
Philosophy. Will our " Medicine
Ilen"take notice. " One 'of the Pi
Um medicine then," says a Dakota
papev, " lately - told his fellow Indi-
ans that when he died. if the' Auld
cut Mut to pieces,' his body would
unite and he ascend to' Heaven Pa a
cloud Of smoke. An- experimen41
savage idlled him at once and the
crowd cut him up, departing th dis•
gust at the fallability of science
when the ;parts lay as they - were -
left."
--This is the way they do up an
Enoch Arden romance in Qshkosh,
Wis.: The Westerner ilid not come
back and gaze ithropgh the window
at the felicity of the reconstructed-
he
ousehold and then go into the gren
and Melancholy 'in mesa : not any.
He kicked the' ner husband out,
sorted over the children and sent his
brats after hiin, and then after thrash-
ing his wife, settled down. into a
peaceful and happy , head of „the
family.
114 -
Striking for- iiigher-WaOssi.
A gentleman ot the German Per-
suasimr, called Jacob, wlio had late:
ly arrived in this country, got a sit-
uation in a planing -mill, at a salary
of ten dollars per w•l/ek. Returning
home one evening with one of the
younger hands of tbe mill (whom
we will ctill John), be told him he
(tot fifteen 'dollars per week.
"'Vet !" iCrie1 .faeon ; you vas
gotten fifteen tollars a veek ? run -
der un blitz -en ! 1 yes so olt•like you
a couple of dirties, *4n1 got me ten
tollars. flow flat vos?"
" replied 'John, "if you
don't get enough, you should strike
for more." . _
Vot you say ft Stake ter poss
for more You dinkl vos got more
hier vages Id I VOS strike ter poss,
ain't it ?"
" Yes," - replied John ; " I think
you would."
All reid," said Jacob.
So on Monday Jacob went to wotk
as usual, but, instead of entering the
shop, he tobk up his station by the
office -door, and, aa the proprietor
come down the street, Jacob stepped
oat in fimit of him, and struck him
with all his force, felling him to the
gr °uric], saying at the same time _
" _Dare I 1 vos strike you for more
higher vages, don't id ir
The pt opr]ctor bawled "Yolice ?"
with all his might, which:: 1.ad tbd
effect of bringing an officer on the
ground, and Jacob was arraigned for
assault and battery: When the
mayor asked him what be had to say,
be replied
. •
"Vell, 1 tcn't VOS could' find me 1
out vot der 'natter vos icL I go me
home mit a man yot work by me to I
got some more vages bier I vos pet, I
ter go strike tel poss ; so von ter
poss he vos come dis morning, I
striken him for slot va,ges hier, und
now I vost got here for salt aend bat-
tery ; I tou't quite understand me
dot."•
During the laugh which followed,
tbe Gelman was informed by the
mayor that When he wanted to strike
again, not, to make such a striking
demand, and his employer with-
drawing the charge, her was dis-
charged.
Bachelor's Woes.
What a pitiful thing an old bach-
elor is, with his cheerless house and
rueful phiz, on a bitter cold night,
when the tierce wigds blow,. when
the earth is cover& a foot Nth
snow ; when the fire is out, and in
shivelint dread, he slips 'math the
sheets of his lonely bed. How he
draws up,his toes, eneetied in yarn
hose, an& buries his nose beneath his
chilly lied • clothes; that his nese
and .his toes; still eased in yarn
hose, may not .chance to get froze.
Then be puffs and he blows, and he.
swears he knows no mortal on earth
i
ever suffered, such woes, and with
,ahs ! and with ohs ! and with limbs .
so disposed, thitt neither his toes
nor his nose' may be froze, to his
slumber hepes. In the morn when
the cock crows, , and the /sun just
rose, from beneath the bed clothe.
-pops the batlieldr's nose ; and
you may suppose, when ne hears
the wind blows, and sees the win-
dow all froze, whf-, back 'xiettth the
cover pops the poor fellow's nose';
for full well he Enows`,. if nom the
bed be rose? to put on his clothes,
that he'd. surely be froze.
1
• a
YATRIARCHAL YEARS.—In an at -
tide on the lona vity of'the Patri-
archs, in. Frazer's (min.', an at- -
tenipt ia made to show at- e yegrs
given as the ages of ti e Ptii1rQbs ,
were in reality wont s.In suP-$
port 8t this hypothesis the author
cites the fact that the most, ancient
Egyptians reckoned time by months
and not by years ;,and it must be
admitted that this was; ,py far the
most natural way for our taneestors
uo measure time. Taking the Sep-'
tuagint version Of the !Ages of Adam
. and others, at the time ‘of.the birth
of their first sons, the hypothesis be-
comes exceedingly plausible. .
DIJI1ICAN
8t IDUNCitiN.
CLEARING SALE
-CLOTHING AND
BO
V ,
S AND 'SHOES.
!THE LARGEST STOCK OF
CLOTHINC
TO ehlose front. Airita first-clase stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
AT PRICES AS LOW AS THE VERY
NN
LUEST.
1
HORSES WANTED.
Wanted Immediately
240
GOOD STRONG WORKING- HORSES
,
TO DRAW
0. C. WILSON'S
SUPERIOR IRON HARROWS
AND SiWI.4G,AIACHINES.
o. c. wiLsord
Has now on hand at his Agriculteral Warerooms,
Meaket Street, Seaforth, a number, of Colton's
well -blown
I,',RON HARROWS.
Fermin who want to •get one should call at once.
as they, are going off fast, and only a limited num-
ber have been nettle for next season's.selee.
-SAWING MACFIINES.
A number of Eastwood & Co.'s cdsbrated two
-
horse Sawing Machines. These lifechinee will
out 40 cords of wood a day, with one span of
horses.
• - TO THE LADIES.
•
500 Good -Looking Young Women
Wanted immediately to buy and work 0. C. Wil-
son's Sewing Machines.
'On Hand -The Florence, Sinearr, Raymond,
Howe and Lockman machines. All the best made.
A few of Prince 4, Co.'s '
011GANS, AND MELODEONS
lett, wiiiehwiU bo seta cheap and. warranted to
give satisfaction.
- Also, on hand, as usual, tt large assortment of
all other kinds of Agricultural Implements, nt,
0. C. WILSON'S •
' Agricultural Implement Emporium,
204 . Ma.rket-Street, Seaforth.
STOVES TINWAR.E AND
OOAL OIL.
ivrn S. WHITNEY has justrecetvecl a large stock
-13-1- of Cooking, Parlor anti Box Stoves, of the best
manufacture, which she can sell as cheap as any
iu the trade.
T !tirA • of ever- descripti on ,
kepi constantly on hand find made to order.
Alsb, Stove Pipes, Eave Iroughing,.etc.
Custom -work promptly attended to, and °aside
work will raceive every attention.
colti,
•
A 1 nage stock -of the very best Coal Oil kept con-
stantly on hand, and will be sold wholesale and
retell. • . •
Parties indebted by note or book account are re-
quested to settle immediately.
Pegs, wool -pickings, Ohl fret", brass, copper, etc,
te.ken in exam/age for goods. 197
ROSS'S STAGE LINE.
WE ATE much pleasure in announcing to
" Hthe public Oita Mr. Rosa has at greatexpense,
fitted up his stage in a manner which secures the
greatest comfort and convenience of passengene
A stove has-been fitted up in the stage sand pas-
sengers are as wenn RS if sitting at their own lire -t
side. All wishing to go ;north by stage will find It
to be to their advantage to go on Ross's NMI
Stage, tLow fate and fast horses.
2654 J. R. ROSS, Proprietor.
L. GOOD
AMPBELL'
CLOTHING
.EMPORIU M.
COMPLETE STOCK OF
WOOLEN GOODS,
Embracing "
Every article required for a FIRST-CLASS .MER-
CIIIANT TAILOR'S businesiisnow ready.
I woald now inform my num3rous customer
that I am natty tolhow them
•
A STOCK OF Gpops
THAT CANNOT FAIL TO SUIT THEM
And get them up
SUITS in first-Olass Style,
On -short notice.
Assuring theip, at the same time, of my gratitude
for past favors and every effort on My part to enr
sureits continuance.
WM CAMPBELL,
Merchant Tailor,
SEAFOIITH.
OSBORN"
SEWING MACHINE
PRIZE. LIST FOR 1872.
VICTORIOUS:EVERYWHERE
0#5113ORN FIRST PRIZES
-AT-r-
Guelph, • Prescott: Hamilton,
Ottawa. i-osshill, Fort4Garry,
Peterlx;ro, WAtodblidge, Toronto Gore
St."Catharines,Coo"kstomrn Kene,
Orangeville, A lmonte; Pakenham,
Welland, NorWich vi Ile, Ramsay,
Napanee, Clair ville, Muhnu r.
NewHamburglItosenOt, MOio Mills.
This Vompany hats also, this fall, taken the
highest gold Medal at the Lyons, France, Exhibt-
Mon, for the perfection of their machines. -
A. CALDER Seaforth •
Is Agent for this Company.
PUE!ILIO NOTICE.
XOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
.1- have this day entered into Partnership as
Millers and Prodace Commission Merchants in the
Village of Seefoilth, under the name, style and
firm of JAS. P. KENDALI., & 00. 4.
[Signed,1 JAS. P, KENDALL,
MARTIN CHILESWORTIf.
JAS P KENDALL &
Beeto state' to the Fanners, Produce Merchants
CO
• • • . •
aria' Deelere of the County_ of Huron that they
have purchased from Messrs. SHEARSON CO.
the Mills known as the Soaforth Mille, and will
hereafter carry op the same. ;
All Kinds of Grain Purchased,
As formerly,'
And the Highest CASH PRICE Paid..
FLOUR exchanged for WHEAT.
Farmers desiring te _exchange can 'rely uptin
getting for their \Squint No. 1 Flour.
FLOUR DELIVERED ia any part of the Vil-
lage free of charge.
The untlersigised, having had the entire working
management of the Mill for the past three years,
patrons may rest assured that they will receive
= the same staisfactony tivatmeut and as good work
as formerly.
JASc P. KENDALL &,
WSTORE IN SEIM
The subecrlber would reepeetfully announce to the inlutbitants of the Tewn of Seaforth and stitrOund-
lug country that he haa fittea.up the buildinghereafter to be 'mown. as the
CjiEQUERED STORE AND TEA DEPOT,
Situate on Alain -street, irenrly opposite the Mansion Hotel, where he has laid in and is nowcopening a
large and well seleeted stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Tobaccoes,
,WINES AND LIQUORS IN WOOD AND'BOTTLES,
:
FR.UITS NEARLY ALL KINDS,
- ,
, .
i
Comprising Rinsing -Layer, Valentin, Seedless, &e. Currants, Figt, Daten and Prunes, Leinetts and as-
sOrted Nets, Sardines, Orme & Blaeltivell's mixed P ckles, with a full supply of
e
0.1\TE-RAL-
And all articles usually kept i a
FIRSy-CLASS GROCEI STORE)
Comprising in part
BrooMs, Pails, Tubs, Washboards, Halter
lengths, and
bROCKERY AND
Tea Sets in plain ehina, Tea Sets in gold band china, Tea Sets
Plates, Dishes and Bowls all
Rope and Bed tAlopes all
GLASSWAlti
n best granite, Tee Cups and Strueers,
3izes
Of ,
HOTEL, TAVERN AND ,SALOON. KEEPERS
"Will find it to their interest to call at the
CHEQUERED STORE AND
Where they willjfind good Wines an
TEA DEPOT,
Liquors at
ErcZ' MOIDMEL..A.'t PRICMS.,
The subscriber haviit had long experience in the Grocery Tru le, a,nd possessing a. good knowledge of
the Markets, and having bought his Stoek for dash and his exp nses being very light, is able and de-
termined to sell for the smalleat 'possible profit for cash; on whi 11 principle he proposes to conduct all
his transactions, both in buying and selling.
. Inhabitants of the Tar% of Seaforth and Comities of Huron
give the CHEQUEltED" STORE AND TEA DEPOT it trial, wh
for your money as can be got in any Town or Cityin Ontario.
REMEMI3E4. THE PL
THE CHEQUERED STORE
Nearly Opposite the'Mnaision Ho I, M
V
IN REFERENCE to the above, the amdeveigned,
JN
would beg to thank their numerouse customers '
for the extensive patronage accorded to them for
the past iglu years, and trust that the /fame lib-
eral patronage . will be extended to the new firm
whom we have pleasure in being able to'confident-
ly recommend to our old petrons. All debts due
DST 'donneetion with the Mill must be paid to
Jas. P. Kendall &Co., and 011.debts due by us, in
conneetion with ther ;wee, will be settled by the
said fir•ni of Jas. P. & Co.
W. A. SHEARStIN & CO.
TO nig PUBLIC AT LARGE.
W. ;H. IVER)
Harness, Saddle and Trunk
MANUFACTURER,
ilfAhrST., SEAFORTie
SIGN OF THE SCOTCH COLLAR.
A. choice assortment of light and heavy Harness,
Whips, Belle, Horse Clothing, &c., kept constantly
on hand. Repairing promptly attended to, and
charges -moderate. Remember the place, sign of
the Scotch Collar. W. H. OLIVER.
JMES
nd Perth, you are codJ
To you will be sure to ge
CE,'
ND TEA DEPOT,
Street, Seneth.
Mt RPHY.
y iueited to
a good value'
CHRISTMAS IS A
•
Andnow is _the time to
SECURE BA
THOS.
RAND,
D'S
in •
ENOWNED EMPORIUM
-
Offers great inducements
Beautiful Silk Figured POPLINS for $8, worth $10.
Beautiful Black GROS GRAIN SILK,'12 yards for $18, worth $18.
Beautiful Grebe Ilea Mink FURS yerycheap.
All Wool CANADIAN TWEEDS for 80 eta. per yard, Worth $1.
A rpecial line. of OVERCOATS from -$8 50 to $10.,
•
Don't fail to Bee our MILLINERY, compiling the latest afd most Select Styles Of the Season.
(
I only ask you to. cad and examine the above, and,be
°minced a the foregoing facts.
CSHI AND ONLY' ONE PRICE.
THCIRAS KIDD.
WitiRE IS It?
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sTRoNc
1873. eifit*ITA
•
FAWLEY.
TI I4ARGST
THE- C APES
AND THE
GREATEST VA
IS TO BE HAD FOR CASH CR APP
Y, '1873.
ST OIC
IETY
VED CREDIT AT
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McINTOS11 it MORRISON,
Thankful for peat favors, would respectfully in-
t,irnate to the hilutbitnnts of Senforth and SOT -
rounding country that they hey° on hand arid are
manufacturing the BEST LOT of
Cutters of all Descriptions and Styles
'fver before offered. to the public.
As we make_ this class of work, a -specialty, and
employ none hut the best mechanics, and use only
tbe best hickory, lye lea confident In saying that
we cite give perfect satisfaction to every purchaser,
We have on band a few good
PHAETONS, ,SINGLE BUGGIES AND
CARRIAGES,
1 Which -we will sell cheap, in order to make room
for winter work. . I
All work warrantedit Cell and examine.
An apprentice wanted hi the wood -shop.
MeINTOSH Sr, moRmsoN, .
Mahnet, Seaforth.
1 IIAIZNESS HARNESS.
Great Variety
AT WILSON'S
SEAFORTH.
TRUNKS of all kinde,
VALISES -not a few,
WHIPS -of all sorts,
COLLARS -all sizes.
Brushe_s, Carry -Cambs, Cards.
a All pricene-from 10 cents up,
Bells, Blankets, Oircingles, Saddles,
And in fact everything 11st/11113', found in .a -first.
class Saddler's Shop, and at prices -extremely low.
JAMES WILSON
Takes this opportunity of thanking bis numerous
friends and customers for the liberal. support ex-
tended tolearil him for the past year and hopes
by strict atiention to business and snannfaeturing
a firsteelase ;trade to merit a fair phare of the patt
renege of the many. -
, Remember the Sign of the
" GOLDEN Sannee." 215