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cal Discovery, Extinct of i
Bztehu, Horse and Cattle Medi-
einee. Superior Dye : tufi:s,Perfumery Combs and
B.rneliesteie d eeWfer :Seh
Stationery.
Excux" K f ,E..:'.
In commotion, where - ferttelf g&i§e oto t
United States can be oupplied with Amer -ken ma,:
teney. gone' to lend cm essy-terms. Tick
suetlto all parts of Enropc and the�` eeterneStates
Parties ;wis4iug tie bring- on ehar f dB''•from
Eur- pe can be stz11p11ied With -tickets 1146 to wend
to therm.,
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MATTER,
CRO€EIEC ANDi GLASSW. vE`
s .lit the Iowestpriees.
Call ad: 'ivrp-1t o'Uwell-itgeokte4 iStooi of
.EA`,_ S. alkS, E1OFfIESS ctC„
Gamed Fruit,. (}ysters, `8 heon; ,I;obeters to
Sardines tit'onstaieti *:iiiz hind,: • `'�:
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. , S'to ,13li8ekt OttitiAalie trYrrrliS571 jj 6:0791 $flrgA
awl Cattle Spree•,,: the finest } espdsi Cone
tion Powder in theworld..
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1. p. h KM) A tir ' VAtl bl A. Shearson
- Co.k celebreted
[FA FLOUR
ehvered on the shortest notice.
The highest Malt+ Iofor allkin:dl of
CEDAR PASTS and SBElms still on hand
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rea Personal a; teiztisn paid to rejmtring and regulate
04;77.11 e � y azo .76 £ km s,' tzvroi- a
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tr, agent forkTtazernk Menie 433 I'&rfettea
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IN U U iL 1 11 O1 Ij1C1-rl,
AND : TO B
troxXg,; Seaforth..
The, Seettish, Provmcia , Ineuranee. Company
Erre and Life.,„ ¢ is an `LE
Tha Western Ins:tranee= Company, tiaeToronto=-
Fire encu,T,ifo.. - let! •
TheIsdlatee' RrsI I'dfi raleeo o pR of
Terme as reasonable as offered by any other
agent doing basin e, for reliable C anises..
07 Toa rasa.
MONEY TO LO=AN."
Also, Agent for the Agteultura1 Investment
Socipiy, London: 2hia.4le*rpany ffeeabettef n
dneementr to borrowers` thanes *others: doing
brz:smness a ,th-iP 1Wzc . Call snit: getao:f[ou1ars.
az\:mug!ul partietiClar7bet ere pl shagelsewhexe,
o I —over Strong & F irl 'e Otocerf
Sttree4dStreeteSeaforth. 258-
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RRA DOOR AND 8UIND FACTORY,
IIE'sneseneerbegalee a to thunk is uumergnss
clrstomeiee er theeliberel pat onaae extende&to
hires ince Cemme lelng busilze.s,xII _S.eaiorth,, and
trusts that lie ma tb vorc4 it -h, a continuance
of tee same.,
<Partfss inte`rzcdrng to build would dc} well to .give
Mires csii ashc.'will continue to keep on hand. a
large atoll xsf all kifLL.s of
l51? -1Y- PINE` Lti 1 BERT r t `:
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DO i L D (M0ULDD' 9,
SHINGLES, JEJA.T.111,i ETO.
He feolsconfrdent of giving satisfa cele to those
,uhornay favour hint with theirp;rtrone, as none ,
•• but first-class wor-lenre Bare erd 10 c1;'
Particuleratterticnt aid to CustanlPlaning.
2,01- JOHN $.ROADFOOT.
PD LT Y OPTIC ,_
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The sttbscrine .will lfy the
HIGHEST CASIF PRICES
Fos any quantity of fat,: well-dressed -
`Delivered at the
EGA- .EMPORIUM,
Main -street, Seelorth.
--f PO`€ LTItY TO BE DRAWN,
221
ICENSED AUCTIONEER for the County of
Huron. Sale& atteneee in all parts of the
Comttry. All orders lefteat Tim EXI'GrfOlt- Office
will he promptly attended to. 198
COLLADA.Y has leased the largeand corn-
' reedit:Ma house, on the Salt Works Groimds,
adjoining the Railway Station, and has fitted it up
as a boarding-house. Good tale 43.a. conifortable
house should apply, as there are at present a few
VealfUlCiCii. Transient boardere accommodated at
than hotel rates. 228
Sprif
AV though be looked de auelied and low '
owl ever pos ssed." At this mot,
ment the stu ed bird raied one foot
and. scilemnlit- blinked at Ifs critic, ,
" Wall, my dear, spme-people have
Deacon -Jobe' niffin, whose maliin'
thought be f,s'perienced !a changeapf
heart, bit he didn't, Ny„,ant io 'speri-
So- he thcygtt. he'd copSult with
'kept a stole, and dila up the sugar
and whiskey' over .pight. ' Now,.
er TWeedie,'..he said, drawing his
words throtigh his hose, --!you
don't &pose them little stlries, ort
iti lie's like that yoti and .1 `tell in the
Way of trade:Will bp reckoned up
S-,Areirmstaubed as we are , we' ean't
s'pose it,,will Make to sort o' differ-
ence at 'all in the. sigh t of the Lord,
lopg's -the heart's. all tight -, now.
-Mite ways -6' hiiair.i'•
"'When flue- the -bank liatfirit .1 came;
woe fair-and_ispottess then,. trow
Aft soon Iletirited the triekaut-tratte,I1
An' sooti itcsinitei4 was Made;
Attpaill ten i' the pound, 1,
Adulterate goods atsctint'; per emitii:
IT -fen. servailt lassies* haid
Foihted his trash: 'and. Snitched a' nie, I
Her seanty hatfd-w4n penny -fee, •,-
A -nice yotint man, an' Otte genteel, • it(
'iliatVin become demoralitedi.1 *I
Wi' tavern lite 14i aeqtiazit,
-Aft drenclild whifskey, .vile and
AnLblaokened tobacco reek ;
swells' upon the ',course
ihimbleriggers I have ',been,
Diapliyed to catch the 'covey' geben
garablin' 'hells' I've staked;
His4-blood:is still -upon nty face.
4' Within iny lady's reticuleit
An' whiles, like. pritsoper0 „the ,st
On chasitig.pb/deeds intent.
Though often. far pay the score
And. hear inysel' assailed "mash—
Tliough nape 'noir lo,ve.to-seelpy face
,often,fs41 to reach the goal -5,-,
Veatined. and/ hindered on my way
Einhey `let slip.'the (tilts 6'f- war.:
TiiiserVe him -is _my proper end ;
131.4,.. though 'his !lien's:1; still let him
I -yet may be bis direht foe, .
An'in4' "tie his Divinity,
To serve -his pri'de
And Ribt.into-his;sonl like rust, -
Olina taNy-t, fey "dile :early morn -
up(* it .tb mysterious. legend.:
Bob 13,irnivn, did you sty that -
my &the?: hail not 6S"iipirch wise nas
.Snaith's ,Yeillo,,V dog 1"
as well you didn't say the:other,' I
shiftless- ." „farnier
quentl y he .is anndyeEP IT- frequent
One mor),Iing, after the' _de-
parture Of, a citditor, who had per-
sisted immedik0 payment, he sat
by the fire tome time inlIsiienbe. • At
spring if I have to borrgyir the money
found hiniSelf,lecWediTout by a_1311111-
-beriof the 'scholars who N ere inside.
He got a ladder, alcende the roof,
andlaid a.board oyer the top Of the
chimney to smokethern out. They
took away his ladder and left,hiM
sitting on the ridge. pole
froze his ears and fingers and agreed -
to yield to _ their. demands. Then
they let Ida) down-. School dici-
plipe is ithperfect out that way:
—Dr. Will et, leå in. 'Boston
the otb.er night, told a droll story Of
himself. He said that at one time,
when he was at* connoisseur in bird -
stuffing, be wed to - diticise other
people's bird stuffing severely.
'Walking with a gentleman one day,
Le stopped at a 'window' where a gi-
gantic p‘Vi Was exhibited. " You
!see," said the Doctor to his friend,
" that there is a magnificent bird
utterly' I tuned by unskilful stuffing..
Notice the mounting ! Execrable,
isn't -it 7 No living owl, ever roost -
was goingi,homi3 at a life hour,
,fthrste 6pposed- to 'be, music, but
that- seemed to come froln a bosom'
racked with= Aavish,'or :na stomach
overladen ivhb.fteeif frtiiti Softly
the Neporter. drew neareAnd ,,at last
discovered fmni whence' -the sounds
upperYipi.the tar,liler Could not have
slipped ,the back- 91, his ratOr moke.
than twitef stood- leaning ligainstya
whieh he picked with the ait -Of; orie
whdp not certain- he is, on the
lips came the following song.: .
Wa-ivarhas.sualimishine all the ivii4dle.
the street to.see that, no p6liceinan
pithotiqe. sound into his voice,
he sling':
Ilere,..V.ne front /door suddenly
,and out ibounded
iind with 'algood,set of natural- teeth.
The singer turned a pack somersault
o'vt -of the Ater, and, with the dog
coattail pt every'
juinp, arspeppeared' down toward the
heart,. of the city. The reporter
turned and the spot; bift, not
until he. had. seen a. middle-aged
abbreviated narrativev dyer
in - the: hall;wayh•ConvUlsed with
• mirth and Savinw whenever be stop-
ped laughing lung eudiigli-, to *ary
anything4--" Oh the -hen; I'll think
•
-Mb *centric Awrican 'who -died talk
Trying ,,ta.Ove for eight Shillings and
Sixpence a Week
AlOcander 'Itobertf,:, born in' De-
troit a2 years' age, died lately in:
Leeds; England. His father todk ,
him to'Englando-when but a boy, -
and soon atter set hinii,up, in
ness with the positive inlunction
never to spend 'in9,re than eight shil-
Vs adhered closely to his instruc-
tin& from that -time until 't death.
He construed., thei. rule involve
ness made him 'enlaicre his store lie
cravd'uti, ttie'.outSide home, and lived
and slept ,there: As re its rose, and
his bligmess—seepud I and clothes
increa.sed, he had to
cut crown his food expenses still
quarters. This he ,did 'time and
twain. until, at -the- close of last
summer, he was nearfy starved to
death. His acquaintances finally.
one day found him prostrated en-
tirely the *overwhelming filth of
his narrow home, and the lack of
all nouriAing food. They persuad-
ed hirn to buy some medidine, but
when. he got it, it only gave lijin an
appe6te. He could not afford to
buy any food after paying for the
medicine, so be wandei.ed to a horse-
chesnut tree, and filled himSelf with
its luscious fruits: He returned to
his home, and died Iere.- This is
his brief story. He was reputed ,to
be w`orth at least 0900;000, but his
early vovt was kept to the end, and
so long. as he existed it was never
linos and sixpence a week. His in-
structions were to live for that sum,
and he thought he obeyed. Yet
living for that sum caused his death,
ed in that position, And the eyes and it becomes a question of the lo -
are fully a third larger than any gician whether the man did not, by
dying, .,disobey ,orders. ,But what
will be df *mort;IneereA% the'
wise is 09440 Apkert4
left no heirs;lexcept sucfi,
wild is- somewhere
Seafontle
THE SUBSORIBEIVOffeliefetteelpringteowing 600
-I- bushels of
RUSSIA RIGA FLAX SEED
Screened and guaranteed perfee—tly clean, -at
$1:75 i)er Bushel on Credit,
•Until the Flax is delivered.
lias been proved to be much superior to the done -
mon Canada,Flax Seed, and will .grow fully ninv to
twelve:iftehee longer; then the leftmon Flak Seed_
hitherto' sown. in this eenntry,„ yielding e,H high „as
three tons ta the on geodeilean geoend.
Printed PamPhkete. yi-thlfull instructions how to
raise *lax, and when taharvest, &c., will befunaish-
NO MARKET FEtS
•
.To rent, 200 acres of- good (dealt land, in fields fioni
10 to 2(4 stares, suitable for sewing Flax, for which
the highest priee will be peid. Farmees having
the undersignede,that early arrangements may be
B. SHANTZ.
270.18 Sea.forth Flax Milt
#AM !WET(' it
Having on hand a very large stock of
EXCELLENT TEAS), 11
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For one month.
All parties wanting a choice article oe Tee; and
tap to give them a call. They have glee on hand a
very large stock of • '
GENERAL GROCI1RIES,,
Crepkery, Glassware, Winos and. Liquors. Flonte
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Like, Huron 'Hefting; &e„
whichehey will sell very cheap/or *ciieheor -flora
TUFTS) 4. litAMIBLETON,
, Brussels, Out.
'PAYS THE.
II EST PRIC
FOR
T1110 THY aind- CL0.1111R-S14.D.
GODERICH-STREFIle SIM -FORTH.
LUMBER YARD.
. ReEG to inform tiv public that ihey have peened
on the grotind formerly need as a Lumber
They will.keep constantly on hand a good aseort-
ment of Att, KINDS OF LUMBER, dr esee _011(k
undresgee. Ale(); LATH AND SIIINp-L 8; all •Of
whieh they tiee ptePered to sell at. the 'Wind Posei-
age fa kiect Onr stock, Red ascertain our peicet
ethers will find it to their advent-
befoniel. tehasingeleewhete, as Are are in a position'
to offer geed ieducements to, ceele urchasers.
IS, etittauswert
EVERY FRIDAY' MORNING
SEAFORTII
TERMS.—$1..50 per ybitrin advance, or $2 at the
end ef the year. ,
First insertion, per line, 8 cents subsequent in.
sertions; cents each tinfeeperline.
One colunin one year e
hell
Half one year -85 00
One-fouith one yeee 20 00
One-eighth one year 12 00
t eau 8 00
Ono -twelfth one year 8 00
Business Cards, (6 lines and under, V year.. 4 00
Advertisements of Strayed, lost, Found, &c.,
not exceeding 10 lines—first month, $1 ; after first
month:50 ceuts each month.
Adeertieements of FARMS and BEAL ESTATE
for sale, not exceeding 151ines —first month , $1 50;
each subsequ eve month, 75 cents.
be interted till forbid, and charged aecordingly.
_Advertisements measured by a scale of* solid
STAVE BOLTS WANTED.
THE subscriber will pay the highest eash price
fer WHITE ASH and WHITE OAK 8TAVE
BOLTS or ' Legs, delivered at his yard, near the
Reilway, Depot, Seaforth. The Bolts should be
17; 25, 38 er 37 inches in length. Also, 1,Sstritecl
large quantity of ,good heavy BUTTER TUB -
HOOPS, five feet in lemeth.
ROOMS TO LET.
To LET, in Seott's Bleck, two comraodion
-a- Rooms on the second flat. Apply to
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AP COST,
SPRIVr STO
2,73
HOFFIVIAN EIROTAERS'
,Ciii.A.13 CASH STORE,
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MARKET SEA*011.T1-1,,
And no trouble to show Goode se
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D E gleiv
%so; p
Which s, perhaps, the best pla.6131in tio'wn to pu'rchase-''
HOUSES WANTED.,
Wanted Immediately
240
GOOD STRONG WORKING HORSES
TO DRAW
SUPERIOR IiION HARROWS
AND SEWING MACHINES.
6.'6. WILSON
Mark 'Street, gaaforth, a number of Coltmes
well-known
IRON HARROWS. •
Farmers who want to get one should call at once.
as they are going off fast, and only a limited num-
ber have been made fornext season's sales.
horse Sawing Machines. ' These Machines -will
cut 40 cords of Wood a day, with one span of
TO THE LADIES.
500 Gooa-Looking Young Women
Wiktited to buy and'kvork O. C. Wil-
son's Sewing Machines.
Op..* Hauff—The Florence, Singer, Barton%
Howe and Linkmen machines. All the best made.
ORGANS: ANA MELODEOVS
left, Which vdll be sold cheap atia warranted to
give satisfaction.
Also,- on hand, as 'dwell, large assortment ef
all other kinds of Agricultural. Implements, at
264- Market -Street, Seaforth.
HARNESS HARNESS.
- Great Variety
AT 'WILSON'S
TRUNKS Of all kind.;
VALISES --not ew,
WHIPS-eof all salts,
COLLALS-eall sizes.
Bre4e84.0urry-Combs, Cards.
And hi feet everyillinginsruilly found in a. first -
°lass Saddler's Shop, and at prices extremely low.
Sealed lierrini,Y, ' Takes this opportneiteeef thanking his numerous
.. friends -and culitorneiefor. the liberal summt ex-
tended toward, hhu .-for the past. year 'and hopes
ronage of tne inane..
#emintberthe Sign- of tht
FLOeR, OAtgEAL, co-v,NAr--
GRAHAM FLOUR, BUCK WHEAT FLOUR, POT !BARLEY, RICE, &c.
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test Fresh Gibund Coffde only 30 ets.
0:0 RS-,i1).R.I.4-I-VE B,JO-P
ALLEN'S Sea&th.
YARINIERi
0 Farmers Sons and Daughters Wanted
a.
TO PURCHASEJ . 1.
,4., LARGE CONSIGNXENT CROCKEItyl
Consisting df Tea imd Dinner Sete complete, Chamber Sets, in a' great yariety Of istittcins. Also, a
very complete stock of, .
HIGH IppIcEs fon FURNITURE
MURDERED,
And those that have kept prices rip beyond tire
-5; beim& of -reason are about to
Hai cornett* ene-ed selling 'Furniture of all descrip-
tunas m
A.t Such prices AS well astonish a miner. He co
an ingriest nue :feelti certain that a verdict wi be
retnrued in his favor, that Ids prime are
THE LOWEST
That is and has been in this or etty other county in
the Province for :years.
GIME +UM A GALL
And lie convinced -of the fact.
Seaforth, Oct. 25, 1872. 255
CHINA AtD GLASSWARE. *F R
All their Crockery is of the best. No secone or third ware kept.. This arockeie- has been bought cheap
. and will be sold ceeep.
TEAS.
C.-REA:PEST
ABE) BEST
kinds of „Groceries es usual.
Just receivedeanether consignment of that.superior Tea, at from 40, ets. to $1 pen pennel. Ail other iTuRE
Reiiiaaber WILSON & YOUNG'S is the elect) io gie choice Liquors ahd Ales, and the onlyapinee r
where Carling's celeliratcd XX.X Ale in (enexter biurels for family use is kept.
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WILSON & YOUNG,.
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HERE WE- ARE' AGIAI.N.-
CROURIES CHEAPER THAN EVER.
Call and examine our stock and prices and be convinced that this is
THE PEOPLE'S
Cheap Grocery, Feed and Provision Store.
Ivo OLD STOCK.
Weekly Arrivals of Fresh Groceries.
TEAS FROM- 50 CENTS UP. TEN LBS. GOOD SUGAR FOR $
White Beans. Patent Granulated 'Wheat.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR and 3. P. Kendall & Co.'s FLOOR AND FEED kept constant-
ly on hand.
STRONC CAWLEY.
GO TO
:JOHN S:TAUFF,FR'S
Sign of theTwo Bureaus.
t:ri JUNE 18, 1872.
174 CABINET -YAM WANTED.
WANTED a erst-eless Cabinet-maker, to work
v• at piece -work; good. vtages.
tit
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287-52
Iodized cod -)Liver OIL
'rrIT-IS Preparation Le solntion -of Iodide of 'ton
1-1- perfeetly coa. Liver Oil. It may be
nsedin eafieS where the simple Oil is ordered,
and will be found greatly superior to it. This
preparation is highly beueficial in Pulmonary Con -
Lee sumption, Serofulone.Complaints, Chronic 'Skin
"-Le- Diseases, and for all ehronie disoreees arising from
)--1 defective digestion, assimilation or nntritien.
rev
Demo highly useful in Chronic Rhetunatism and
Ilypophosphitee of Lime, Soda, Potash. and
1.4 Syrup is a certain remed* for General Debility
from any cause, Nervous Dieesses and Scroluletes
, Complaints. It is Also highly neeful he diseases of
. the hones (especially in infants) and Incipient
t:r1 G°Tnshneinabi)otivTirePprairceet$Ions are of standard medical
-/;"et reputatien, and centaining no secret irtgreFeents,
ge may be preecribed by physicians without hesiea.
Mom Prepared by JOHN eeiLLIAMS,
For sale by—R. Lmnsden, Seeforth; 3.R. Grant,
Ainleyville; G. A. Powell, Wr4:11.eter, and Druggists