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JOHN SE,
CHEMIST A
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Dr. Wheeler'*. Vont
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tivex,ylsieew
metlicinea, Th
Eelectric Gil Kettnedtaaagaat.
Discovery. Extract et
Buchu, Horse and Cattle Medi.
eines, parlor Dye Stuffs, Pertuniery Combs anal
Brushes, Hair Oils and pomades, School Booksautt
Stationary.
Ewa:kw—GE •orrIelf.
In colaneetion, whert all partisan:a:al:tat ana
United States- tan be supplied with anterternacur.
nen. Money to lend on easyaterinsa t Tielatuktaa
sueelto all parts of Miaow) and the 'Western stateia.
Parties wishing totting ontaheir friend% -trout
Europe can be suppled. taith ti"-cizets here fo send
to them
287 JOIDT SEATTER:
GROOFRLE.,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWAhE
To behad. at the
FLrO
An ED STO
At tIteiowLeSt prices.
au and, examine our n•elt-selected stoat of
TEAS, SUGARS, COF..FIES;
canned Oysters, Salraon, Lobsters And
gardines constantly on hand.
Stockivisers,would do well to try Shufalon's Hone
and Cattle Spice, the finest and cheapest condi-
tion Powder in the -world.
aa taRatpal•Ta & ce4t- (late W;A. ahairsan
Co.} etillebritted
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-,best Also, Agent for the Agricultural Investment
tire Society, London. This Compamy oilers better -in,
228 ducements to borrowers than any others deing
business in this Province. Call and get citactitais
giving full partierdars before purchasing elaewherta
OFFICE -over Straisk & Fairley's Grocery
Store, Main Street, Seatorth. 252
highest Nts.".7ket airice paid for all kinds of
Pxoduce.
EDAR POSTS airl. SHINGLES still on hand
- THOMAS ,LEE.
THE HOLIDAYS OVElt,,,
BUTTUE Tfld-E1. FOR.
-JEWELRY
Is: no yet, mobil-8,f-
COTiNTER'S.
UST RECEIVED
TWO CASES OF IHOSE
Celebrated Watches,
mainft3amea axpre.saly for
COUNTER,
BY
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T ONAS RUSSELL & SONS,
LONDO1aim *LIVERPOOL.
REPAIRING DONET AS USUAL._
Personal atteraisu paid to repairing andregulat-
ng watchea,
,a..altatIS--STRICTI.Y CASH.
Also agent for Lemma Morris & Co.'s Perfected_
Spectacled.
4 M. R. COUNTER,
SURE YOUR rEopErry
AND YOUR LIVES.
A. Strong, *Seaforth-
AGENT F011.
The Scottish' Provindal Insurance Company -
Fire andLife.
The Western Insurance Company, of Toronto -
Fire and Life.
The Isolated Risk Insurance Company, •of
Canada.
Terms as reasonable aa offered by any other
agent doing businesa for reliable Companies.
MONEY TAEAN„
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SEAFORTH PLANING MILL,
SASH, DOOR AHD BitHO FACTORY
THE subscriber begs leave to -thank his numerous
-k- customers for the liberal pattonitge extended to
bnn. since commencing business Seaforth, and
trusts that he may be favoredwith a eontannance
1,«
of the same.
a Parties intending to build would do wela to give
'ociet him a call, as he will continue to keep on hand
ma's large stock of allIdnds of
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DRY PINE LUMBER,
SkA.SISE s,
DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,_
SHINGLES, LATH, ETC.
He feels confident of gating satisfaction'. ta those
MEW favour him with their patronage, as mut
bat firsaelass workmen are employed.
„r=laParticular attentionpaid to Custom Planing.
20I JOHN 114 BROADFOOT.
POULTRY. POULTRY!
The subsertber tyR1 pay the
HIGHEST CASH 'PRICES
For any quantity of fitt, well-dressed
CD TT 1-.1
Delivered at the.
EGG EMPORIUM
Alain -street, Seaforth.
POULTRY TO BE DRAWN,.
227 D. D. WILSON.
J. P. BRINE,
'at_ICENSED AUCTIONEER for the County of
Huron. Sates attended in all parts a the
Country. All orders left at TRE ExPOSITOIOWtice,
wil1bprornptIy attended to. - 08'
BOARDING.
COLDADAY has leased the large and coma
modious house, on the. Sett Works Grormds,
adjoining the Railway Station,. and haa fitte(1 it up.
as a boarding-house. Good table and comfortable
rooms. Persona -wishing a pleasant boandliag-
honse should apply, as there are at present a- fevt
vacanciee. Transient boarders accommodated at
less than hotel ratea.
• 228
FEB.7
'
Tres Wri on the Death of
es Magee, Of Turfiberg.
est bgther, thou haat left us,
't lea sitd,. sad. dream.
Alas! thy- spirit fled forever,
Pissed beyond that gark-deePstreini:
-Will 4,� never heif thy iaughter,
Floating softly an the air,
Myer peas thy lips so rosy,
Never twinitithy soft!broivn habi
No! 4h, no, two artione fores;41*,
God has claimed:thee for his owii,
Death approached thy bedside akwly,
aid thy fowl hairath the tomb.*
, •
But thy spirit is in heaven,
ngels whisper is well;"
Thou arr now amid the righteous,
• th that land where angels dwell.
Now a crown bedecka.thy foreheld
Now a harp is in -thyland;,
Thai i1t WelCorhe-tho-se.wbo Tollow,
To that bright and happy land.
° "SARAiii ANN KING.
GAIETIES:
Texts for sinners—pretexts.
..-=iThe.arnay'tliks not always fly
wite it extendkits ings
—A. poetic "Hibernian expl4ns
that love is comnionly, spoken of as
a ilfame because it's k tinderenti-
Inen--1*4'rat hOrd is that Which is full
of knots!' which no one can Untie,
and in whic1i. no one can tie an-
other 7 4. cord of wood.
—If `yotir neighbor's hens are
treqblesome and steal adoss the
wity, don't let your angry paaaions
rife, Wit fix a Ogee' for them,to'llty.
is the oldest, Miss An-
tiquity, old gAnnty Deltivian,tiss
Ann_ Terior, Miss Ancestor, Miss
Aar. T. Aundane,' or 'Miss 5k.nn T.
Cickn t 7
—An independent, old . lady,
speaking‘4 Adam's miming' all the
animals;kaid she. didn't Think he
diservecl any credit for naming: the
pit—any one 'Would know what to
Call
Ab, Mr. ..Simpkins, we have
mit chairs enough for our company,'
said a gay wife to ber "frugal -hus-
band. 'Plenty of chairs, Mrs.
t Via 'too
much company.' , •
Tom,' said a' man to his
friend, I` think it highly danger-
ous to keel)" the bill3 of small banks
on hand now-a-dals.' said
the other,"tfind it far more, diffi-
cult thanilangerous.'
—'Murder is a very seriousthing.
sir,' said an Arkansas .judge to .1i
cotiVicted iprisoner ; it is next to
stealing 'a horse dr a mule, sir, and
[filial! send you to the State Prison
fai aix years, sir.?
—The very 'boy y-ou have heard
about, whe disobeyed his father apd
went a-s'iViri-rUing, lives in Rich-
mond, and his fathei• said tO the
wicked boy : you've been a -swim-
ming.' The lvitiked boy said,. '1
Th.pa said, Yen have,
sir, and ou have got your shirt on
'other side out.' 4 PALM 111 said the
wicked boy, 'that shirt got turned
wrong side -out getting over the
fence.'
independenee of Ministers..
Res;. 1. G. Beth w ell gives the fol-
lowing advice to his Methodist
brethren : Make up your mind to
work year own. .financial passage
through life, just as ot4er people
do. A minister's fiinances ought
to rcst Up011 a regular business
basis like those of any:other man.
If the laborer is woithy:qf his hire,
be ought to have it, in an honorable
way. If ft man cannot -get a decent
and comfortable living in the minii•
try 'be ought good-natured V to take
up some other kind of 'wOr . Why
should we cultivate the habit of ex-
pecting, foyers .to supplement onto
tinartcial existence? Why should
you„:or I think4 being dead heads
on, railroads and steau:boats,•er of
riding on children's tickets, 416k)truse
we are Methodist ministers.? Why
should we have a half -cent discount
on a pound of *sugar, because, for-
soott, we preaali • the, eveilasting
Gespel I I see no reasonable rea-
son fors the exceptionable things.
We are ministers, of cause but we
are hien 'for all that !' ••
A R4313Ortega Feat.
One of the . most striking in -b
,stances of Mr.' Raymond's accuracy
and rapidity as a reporter occurred
while he was representing the Couri-
er and Enquirer- at Wash;ngton.
Mr. Webster was to make an im-
portant speech in the Senate. Mr.
Raymond was present, and ,all• the
other papers were represeu0d.
Looking at the clockfit occurred to
him that the Senate would 'finish
about the hour of the closing of the
mail. He therefore prepared him-
self. Webster began his speech.
Raymond took every word down in
long -hand --the other reporters, of
course, in short -hand. Webster, it
is true, was a slow, deliberate
speaker, but as the average speed of
an orator s tongue is six uttered to
one carefully written -word, our
rea, ers can ithagine the rapidity of
rnond's writing. Webster fin-
ished It was nearly mail -time.
:It would be utterly impossible to
write out the speech for that mail,
and that was the mail to carry the
speech. Raymond looked at his
notes, and again at the clock. Roll-
in up in an envelope, inclosing
avate note41041).ev,five an ofthe:
officelef tlie"emolef•-•enyi :Enquirer,
he dropped the praver,iitib, the t1i-
tors bag. /t roadbed' the lit ee in
Wall Street, the comb -was distribut.:
i,
ed • among the cordpOsitor ., and the
Whole. speech appediled iIlthe next
edition of the Courier and Enquir-
er, to the dismay of ithe, etber pa-
pers and the chagrin of 'the report-
ers, Its, accuracy received' the full-
est indorsement of Mr. °Webster.-
-8. S. Conant, in Haiper;illaga-zine.
Goitre.
Does Sno-Vr contain a property
which chemistry has not --detected?
Melted, - the product is , considered
simply 'water,. but in that Water an
element seems to be he1d which,
when habitually talon into the stom-
ach, produces one: Of the Strongest
effects imaginsble on two paitietVir.
kinds of glands. 'Goitre means a
morbid etilargement:•Qf the thyroid
grand in front of the throat, on
either side, , and just below the promi-
nence calied 'Adam's, apple, or the
'arm. That disease is exhibited
in its most painfril foims- in, some of
the cantons of -Switzerland. Snipe -
times the tumOr 7,!weighs sevegil
pounds, giifintra forbidg aapeet
to the -unfortunate Who it.iiubject to
the malady. It i* seen., also, in
Damascus, but not quite:Ss Severely
developed ftal in the. Mpinesettle-
ments_ in the valley$ .8witzerland.
We have sittn hipth'-tonntries,
and therefore feel sati#ed Wei origin
is due to snow wIter. Where snow,
Water is almostnexclusively used, ins
some parts of Siberia; goitre also -de-
forms the inhabitants ..4Venta1s are
mol -e liable t`ari' entargespent Of the
glands from that ,cause than then,
theugh the 1 tter are by tie tneans
exempt.
Most of tiie dinkb1e wate3r, in
Damascus e rues fresErthelting of
snow 'in; the s irreuniiing mountaita
That andenti river Pophari 1,13e7
called tairada which "r'uns swiftly
through the city,, foaming like a
glass of ale, is intensely cold, 411-
thoni1f the. plain over: Well it
courses, after rusbiuitAlown„ through
frightful gorges in . theloIty •ele'val
tions beyond, is uncomfortablyhotl.
and at times :So -trebly eriiiiirable.
ThOSEA rapid stirearnletslea Ali% !down
the sides of the mon tains .,;in
zerlantl are derived!ilrincipally from
snow i' A popiikr e-
vailed for oenturiesitere 7thit
,goitre is produced by drin jug snow:
wdter. Physicians have aclopt9d
the theory, aS;they. cannot fall bkck
upon any , otherobvinCOpsatist11.8tory
capse.. Iodine exert's considerable
influence in arresting and in dimin-
ishing the morbid .enlar„„cvethent of
:lymphatic p4tictillirly`abOut
the neck, aS„,flequently observed in
young persons of ,a scrofulous habit.,
HeAce a fish diet is beneficial fist'
,them on. account of certain :proper-
ities itt7 coutitins,-, which are regal r -
led in their system. But 'iodine
does not act On the Ahyroid gland
perceptibly-aand for the -reason,
,perhaps, that it ha ti no excretory.
duet.
- Connot some of our distinguished
analytical chemists •dstect ifi snow
a Certain somethifig'• Which thus far
has -eluded their fesearli, and in-
form us w.bat it is, that gives rise to
. goitre 'I _ 41
7Victoria Compound-1.3,5mA of
The only Syrap prepared fium Dr. Churchill's
'Formula, and certified to be Chemically pure. For
the prevention alio etire of latilmonary. Consexiipt
&on. Also, for the ',elate of DystatasitlaBronchitia,
Asthma, loss of appetite, general debility,
CERTIFICATE AS T8 TURITE ANTi EFFICACY.
Laboratcay, University College,
-J.,' Toronto, Dec. 4, 1872.
To the Victoria Chemical &nape* '
Cientlemen,-I have examined the articles em-
Aaloyed in the Victoria Chemical Works, in the pre-
' paration of the Victoria Syrap f ilypoithosPhitea.
The several Hypophospintes used are chemically
pure, and the Syrup is also quite free froxn any -1m -
purity. Your Syrup oftHypophosphites will un-
doubtedly proveat vary valualtleapedleine.
TrmslitY
Pretiseer:Of. Chemistry, U. C.
Priee$a per bottle. Sold by en Druggists.
Victoriacompound FluidExtritct of Buchu
and Uva tirsi.
A apecific reraed34for all diseaSes of thehltifider
and.kidneys; dropsital atwellings, comtplaints inci-
dental to females, and all diseases of the Urinary
Organs in either sex. • • '
Try it onoe for any of the above disorders, and
you will be Jelly convinceil of its pre-eminent
virtues.
Price $1 per bottle. bold. by alt Dauggists.
Victoria tIectric Liniinent.
" The Ring of all Liniattents." 'For rheumatism
gout, .neuralgia, lumbago, sciatica, wandering
amlnstiffness in i
the hmbs or jointsa, sprains
bruiissim, numbness'," swellings, headache; 'earache;
toothachef, &c. •
BUY IT! TRY.IT ! ! PROVE IT !!
Price 50 cents per bottle. . Sold by all Druggists.
VlatOria. Carbolic Salve.
.1 "Worth its weight in gold." A speeille for cuts
wounds, bruises, burns, scalds, boils, piles pim-
ples, Ac..„.and chronic -diseases of the skin oievery
• description. a
Prate 25 cents per btix. Scilly all Druggists.
'Victoria Carbolated, GlycerinFol:Jbelly.
i ::Etritizeitn:tottaylthe ladies' favorite.' eantift-
ibnuarn, !ream:N.1)i nu?niilesan,d removingaotan, stn -
hands, chilblains, frost bites land sore fur1pscitaPPed
„ Ptice 25 cents per bottle. 'Sold by all Druggists
Victoria Toilet soaps.
- “Cdlebratecl foi i,heir uniform puri ta and excel-
lence of quality." • 'Victoria Carbolie Soap, Vietoria
SulphurSoap, Victoria Glyenrino, Honey, Rose and
Windsor. - • ,
Sold by all Druggiaba.
LEA E TAKE NOTICE.
THE undersigned will keep on his premises at
Harpurhey, (at the brick house of the late Dr.
caalaf for the improvement of stock,
A THOROUGHBRED 13ER.TiSHIRE BOAR.
Terms -$1 each sow,- payable at the time of
servite, with theprivilege of retaining if necessary.
27a34 THOMAS MeLELLAND.
C. ifECI
„
A ITCTIONEER AND ' COiimISSION MER
CHANT, Maiinetreet, Seaterth vill attend to
all sales in the•County of Huron -on liberal terms.
Particularattentionpaid to sales °flaunt Stock, &c.
271 C. YEO, Auctioneer.
Teas,
Sugars,
Raisins,
Currants,'
Syrups,
-ARRET
FEE
1711
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And no trouble to show Goode at
SEAFORT-
71"
LEN'S GROCERY,
Which is, perhaps, the best place in 'town to purchase
Spies,
Dried.,tApples,
Caned Peaches,
' Canned Peas,
Canned 7S,alnion,
Wash Tubs,
Wash Boards,
BrOms,
:&c., &c.,
Salt -Water Herrin*
Scaled Heyring,
Cod Fisb,
Baskets,
FLOUR, OATMEAL; CORMEAL,
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- GRAHAM7.F1:61:TR, [BUCK WHEAT FLOUR, TOT BARLEY, RICE, Sec.
Best F);b4h Ground Coffee only gtO pits.
GOODS
DELIVERED .P13,0NIPTLY.
COM A]T]D SE
4
ALLEN -11S GROCERY Seaforth.
11MRKETS, NO TOLLS:
HURRAH FOR
D'S EMPORITTIVI.
You will come to town without a 'frown,
.At T. •Kidd'stEmporlum..purchase.free,
Where the largest stock tp, be found
Is kept brinin for SayAty•thiee.
La�ies'Wks ancififfoplibsi
WEDDING PR,ESSESJA'.,GR'EXT VARIETY,
diNTS' 10VfEACOATS 'AT C‘3ST,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS CUT TO FIT ANY SI7fJ, $1 PER SQUARE YARP.
A LARGE STOCK .OF *PETS, ALL QUALITIES.
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Pay me all you owt,before you go
To other shops, ' to buy for cash,
Then better friends w411 be, you know,
For inqny stiSok there is no, trash.
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STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
V-7
THOMAS KIPD.
_GAN
717 ..Agoziva%
AT
tin)
ALSQ,
A fSPLENDID LOT OF •SPRII$rG
a- nada a •
BOTS.AND. OHO ES.
f
NCAN & DU CAN.
lc:EAT CLEARING SALE OF CLOTHING,
IN
MEN'S HEAVY BEAVER OVERCOATS,
•10
s Heavy Beaver and Witney Pea Jackets,
MEN'S CANADIAN TWEED COATS.
Men's- Canadian Tweed Pants 'and Vests,
IN ALL STYLES,
Epys' Clothing in Endless Variety
FOR ONE MONTH ONLY.
DUNCAN 84 1111111dAti1.
Mittle StEOTSMOW:
dee
P141114° TTIOICERSilllitti BRANe311 'AG-BIC11a
-a- ; TURAliegOCIPTY will hold- 001how at the
elates Grounds, in the Village of &Worth, on
Tu day, 46.1Vtairell 1273
7 a
rFor Grain, 8e4 -'and iooi, When the following
prizes will be RAVRIIICA: A if
a.; 1st,2nd. Ard.
Best six busheltrApring Wheat, '
Fife. ....aan=anastnn..-7..traitat4iOnlit 00 $1 00
Best six hnsheis, Spring Wheat,
ann:other•varietynatt-...... 8 00 2 05 100
Beat six buahels six rowed
' Barley: 7 .." (2 tio, oo
Best six -bushels two rowed
4- 2 tIO 1 50 1 -130
Best six bushels large Oats.... 2 00 -I 50 1 00 ,
Beat six Welch; amnia' Oats.. 2 lati * 150 1 00 '
Best eix bushels small -Peas. 2. 00 a0 1 0,1)
Best alilmithell. Crownffieas.:. :42 00 110'1 00
Best two agepatelsiTimotbl. Seed 2 00 1 50 1 00
Best tain'ibishela. Clover Seel: . 2 00 1 00
Best two beshela Flea Seed. at . 2 00 100 at -
Bet thine bush early Potatees. 2 00 1 00 cw.t
Best thare busitilate Potatoes,. 200 .1004 . 50
RULES AND REGUI41101•18..
lsta-All articles shown must be the growth of 1872,
and prodtaied thelarin exlililatir.
2nd -No person.will be entitled to more than one
• prikefor gram; see4raeots, -Of thesame kind8rd-The Society reserve the right to purchase the
,paiift21ralta7 geed' and rocks, titnttlitler
above the current market rates. .
4th -No person saleivel to aslaci-ir or sell the
ground without first becoming a member of
. the Safely:.
5th -No person allewed to expose has name on the
-bags. ' -
fah -All articles for exhibition ;mist be on *e
' ground by Blaaeltielt A.' M.
7th -All prizes awarded. tanat bg lifted befog the
' tat day of Anuaryal8741 litherwitie *iffy will
be forfeited. ,
JOHN MILAN, "'resident.
n'OHN HLNNAHWT., Seereatry. 7' •
Tuqkersmith, Feb. 19, 1878. 4 2722
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Titt and nrnIture
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BitussiLs, b*r.
ihkoKSO .14 & ,HQLLIDAY,
Manufacturers of all kinds of
a. :3 d.
TIN -AND iCOPPER WARE
- Dealers in
a?, -1
FUR411'DRR AND stroVE,S
Of all deseriptiontica
TH.TVOSHORN SEWINA MikcNINE
Alwaya on Aland.
TI1';; '• iabovel Maclaine i ge(ed to be the
beassPOde
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CELEBRATEDI'' f,111..:0\VB,
Gal3g Plow, Root hanL!1`1.14'1algtlel:tovialiters alW"-'911'
COAL OIL AND COAL OIL
LAMPS.
Produce Take% in Exchange.
Cash for Hideanati Sheep 'Skins.
Shiv Opposite Arnisti•ong'ft Hot •
1.! •
A CALI, SQLICATED,
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JACKSON & HOLLIDAY.
Bratisele, Feb. If, 1876.
44 • • 44. • •
FLAX it FLAX FLAX-ftlgt
„i'S
To the Farmers offAi '11reighboritodd
• ,i8eafortit.
1
THE SUBKRIBER offers for Springrowing 609
bitahela cif •
:.) .
.RIISSIARICh-FLAX SEED,
Screened and guaranteed perfectly clean, at
1.75 petl3nshel, on Credit,
• • s
Until the Flax is dellacretl.
—art-
THR RUSSIA RIGA FLAX SEED'
_Has heallprci4d" to be much superior to the ecen;
mon Canada -ax Seed, and:will (FON tally nine to
twelve inchea longer than the complex -it Flax Seed
hithetto sewn iii this coulatia, yielding as- high as
three,tonato the/Imre on good clean .ground.
Prinfidipantifilets with full instractiona how to
raise TUX, andwhento herveat; &c.,willbefatniehr
ed en, aanlication, free of sharge.
•
NO MARKET 'FEES.
WAltsr Et)
A •
To rent, 400 acres of goqd,eleanalyad, in fielde.from
10 to 20 sages, suitable tot isowfat FlaY for which
the ,highest priceawill be paid. Farmers hating
such land should make immediate application to
'the undersigned, that early -arrangements may be
effected. ir
13. SI1ANTZ;
270-113 Seafortli•tax Mill.
. • ;
TEA! TEA!! TEA!!!
TUFTS & HAMBLETON
Having on hand a very large stock of
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-EXCELLENT. TEAS
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And being hard up formoney, ha•ve deteeminedte
orti Teat; at ,
1 • 4
GREATLY REDUCED 1)10CES
For One month.
All parties wantlngaa choice eaticle el Tea/ and
wishing to save money, will find it to their advan-
tage to give them mean. They have also on hand a
very large stock of
GENIRAL GROCE`RIA
Crockery, Glassware, Wines and Liqttors. Flour,
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Lake Huron aienang, Ae4
whieb they will sell very cheap for cash or farm
produce.
T taint S & itai.11BLETON;
Balt•seele;
• A A
Insolvent Act of 48.69..
in the matter of Thonw,s W 012, an In-
solvent.
I, the underdgiled, GEORGE E, BIRBRiala
the city of _London, have been appinted assigate
in this Matter.
Creditore are requested to file blieir claints beton!
me withht one month. .
7 • • v B
GEO. T. BIEELL, Assigitee,
BENSON ik NEMER, Selicitota ad litean
Seatoath, Feb. 18,1878. 4724 -
3 a •
HORSES 'WANTED:
Wanted Immediatel y
if 240
GOOD STRONG WORKING HORSES
TO DRAW
0.. C. WILSON'S
SUPERIOR IRON HARROWS
AND kWING MACHINES.
'•
OC. WILSON
tBas now enriland at hiss Agriculintal Whieroome,
•Mitaktitnaltatitaagettfottlf, number- of Colton's
well-knownL
111 s_43'''.0113111j, ;HARROWS.'
Farmeiswan to get one should call at once.
.88 tananangoine off _fast, and. -only a limited num-
ber have Imp, made fora:mat season's sales.
&thN'MACHINES
ittutibiff of Eastwood & Co.'s calebrated two-
thorse S4w1l ,nMw.hutee' . a These afachinesa_Will
(cut 40 ca ofa;ooki a day, 'With one avail of
horeaa. * .
TO THE LADIES.
Otv--d.hodLLeaking YOutg Women
aWilated inaniediately to -bay and work 0, Ca Wil-
son's Sealing 'Machines.
OW Hera -The Florence, Singer, laittanond,
Howe and,Lockman machines, Ali the best made.
A few- Of PrInee & Co:4;
4ORGAN8 AND VIELODPOINS
• left; witich Wiltibe 'sold cheap and warranted' tr
give satisfaction.
main, a large assortment of
allpatleradarda of itgrioattlialil PnPleinents, at
0. ce wiLsovs
Agricultural ImPlement Emporium,
264 Market -Street, Aeaforth.
HARNESS, HARNE8.
_.Great. Variety
LSOYS
SEAFORT14.
TRU,NRS of all Muds,.
"VittSES-not a Ulf,
WHIA-of an. sorts,
., COLLAltS-all sizes.
•
.1ritshe9, Curry-COMb8, Cards.
• Alfitices-Lfrom 19 cents nin
Bells BlaitaietsCirciugles Saddles,
'
And in fact- everything ristially found in a tint-
elttotAaddlezas Siakt, and attpriees extremely low.
JAMES WILSON
-Takee MU! Optiortuniky of tImnizing his numerous
triendaand zustonleas forphe liberal aupport ex.-
tendediTkiwardliim'ter the past year ana hopes
by at4et qt,toptionto bneiness antl manufacturing
a finfta'eltiess article To merfi a fair share of the Pat-
rornwpait fluattlany.
1?em,ember the Sigh. o3f the
, - • •
."!Gor.tiEN Sannaot." 215
URDER! IVIURDER!
MURDER!
PRICES 'FOR FURNITURE
IVIURDERED
_ -
And those that Nave kept prices up beyond the
- 'heilials of reason are about to
.GC*191111T". SU !PI Dgf,
W. B.. PORTER
Ilea Ceittinenced aelling Furniture of all deserip-
tions in ,
HATT'S OLD STA ND, -
f
MAIN -STREET, SEAFORTH,
At spelt prices as will astonish a miser. He courts
-an impel& ati4 feels certain that a veriliet will be
'aeturned.ba layer, that his Woes are
TtitE ,-.1.0WEST
That is and ha; been in this br any other tounty in
the Province for years.
GIVE HIM A CALL
And -be convinced. of the fact.
W. B.. PORTER.
Seaforth det. 25;i87.
255
F It
TM CHEAPEST
ANIY•BEST
G0±0
STAUFFgirS
AINMYVILLE.
Signf the Two Bureaus.
:
PINE 18, 1872. 287-52
,O.illitkr-MAICER WARTED.
\ATA.NTID eBrat-class Cabinet-maker, to work
T -T at piece. -Work; good wages.
STAUFFER, Ainleyville
f
iodized Coil Liver 011,.
THIS Preparatfeis'a solution of Iodide -of Iron
-I" in Perfectly pure Cod Liver Oil. It may bp
used in 'all eases where the timple Oil is ordered;
and will; be foread greatly superior to lta
preparaifon is highly beneficial in Pulmonary Con.
sumption, Bereft:dons Complaints, Chronic -f3kin
Diseases, and for all chronic disorders arising trona ...
defeastiatestion, aaignillation or nutrition. It
Is %lie highly useful 1T1 eiliCTLit Rheumatism and ,
Goat. Mica $1.
ouTound Syrup of .flypophosplgies.
'THIS is an agreeable Preparation, containing -the
Hypophosphitea of Lime, Soda, Potash and
Iran, --witb, free .1iypophospherons Acid. Thits
Syrup is a certarn remedy for General Debility
from anyvause, Nervous 'Diseases and Scrofulette
Conaplaints.aalt. is also highly useful in diseases -of
the Nines (peeiafly in infants) and Incipient
tonsumptiml. Price $1.
The above Preparations are of standard medical
reputationoind contatning no searet ingrecraents,
aoaY be Mei:gibed by ph,asicians tiitliont hesita-
tion. Prepared by 7,4pHN aataiLlAttala
London, Oaten!). -
For sale by-Ralattresdein Seaforth; 7.71. Gait,
Ainleyville; G. A. Powell, Wroxeter, and Druggists
gener9y. 235