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267 TORN SEATER.
J-0 N SE
CJIEMJST ARUO&78T,
a new on hand a hall*
kortraent of all the leading
dicineaof the day, eempais,
mg Dr. 'Wheeler's Corapounai
r a Phosphates, nr..
er's,litiaway's Dimmea. and
figyara's inedicines,Thomaa'
Eclectrie OIL Kennedy's Medi- i
cal Discovery. Extract of
Brielm,Horseand Cattleatedi-
eines, Saperior Dye Stuffs, PL rfnmery Combs eau" ,
Brushes, IftihslalisitialPoroadee,SchoolBookaand
Stationery.
GROCERIES„ .
he CROCKERY AND GLIISSWA.P.E
To behasi at the
OUR AND FEED STORE
At the lowest prices.
[ea
ler Call and examine our well -selected stook
is. TEAS, SUGARS, 'COFFIES,
Ler
ea
eh
tra
riy
atit
Of
Canned Frait, Oysters, Salmon Lobsters and
Sardines constantly on hand.
Stock raitiera would du well to try Sirapsords Horse.
and, Cattle Spice, the finest arid cheapest Condi-
tion Powder in thewodd.
S. P. laENDALla & Coale (lete W. A. Shearson &
€o.1 celebrated
FAMILY FLOUR ,
Delivered on the shortest notice.
The hilliest Pifarket Price paid for all kinds of
' Produce.
CEAB POSTS. and SIIINGTES stilt On hand
THOMAS „LEE.
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BUT THE TIME FOR
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M. lt,,.COUNTER'S.
•;4113,ST -RECEIVED,
TWO CASES OF THOSE
Celebrated Watches,
Manufactuied expressly for
COVISUU:
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LONDON ANI LIVERPOOL.
REPAIRING DONE AS USUAT,
" Personel atteatisn paid to repairing adreglat
iv wadies.
TERMS-STRIOMY CASH.
see agent for LaZttrE13, M0/11.5 & Co.'s Perfected
Spectacles.
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AND YOUR LIVES.
the -
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Fire and Life.
M.
ler The Western Insurance Company, of Toronto -
Ly Fire and Life. '
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Canada
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, agent doing basiness for reliable Companies.
ILSB,
MONEY TO LOAN.
od ;
Ise Also, Agent for the Aaeicultund Investment
t Society, Lonaon. This Corapany offers better in-
ducements to borrowers than any others doing
business in this Province. CalI and get circulare
tri v lap, full particulate before purchasingelewhere
OFFICE -over Strong & Fairley's Grocery
aS. Store, Main, Street, Seaforth. 252
—
SEAFORTH PLA2kNG MILL,
SASH„ DOOR AND BLIND .FACTORY
BE subscriber begs leave to thank his numerous
customers for the liberal patronage extended to
him since commencing business in Seaforth, and
truststhalzenzay be favored with a continuanise
of the same.
Parties intending -to lanai would do well to give
him a call, as he will continue to keep on hand a'
large stock of all lands of
DRY PINE LUMBER,
SASUE S,
DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
SIIINGLES, ETC.
Re feels confident of giaing satisfaction to those
Mao may favour him with tlieirpatroliage, as none,
but first-class worlauen are employed.
i. Particular attention paid to Custom Planing.
201 JOHN H. B-ROADFOOT.
POULTRY! POULTRY!
The subseriber will pay the
HIGHEST CASII PRICES
For any quantity a fat, welaaressed
1:::) Ot7 It III it -4C2-
e)sy1
Delivered at the
EGG EMPORIUM,
Mairestreet, Seaforth.
POULTRY TO BE DRAWN,
D. D. WILSON.
J. P. BRINE,
_ICEAUCTIONEER for AUCTIONEEfor the County of
Huron. Sales attended in all parts of the
Country. All orders Ieft at Tire EXPOSITOR Office
wilt be promptly attendee' to. 195
BOARD:LNG.
COLLADAY has leteatd the large and COIR-
• /mallous house, on the Salt Works Grounds,
adjoining the Railway Station, and has fitted it up
as a boaraing-house. Goocl table tuad comfortable
rooms. Persons wishing a pleasant boarding-
house should apply, aa there are at present a few
vacanciee. Transient boarciera accommodated at
ICS s than hotel rates. 225
A.Rd-A. -7 1813
Benefit .0- f doing to Law.
Two beggars trale.ling along, to..
One blind, the other laine,
'• picked up an oyster eiq the wo...y,
To which they both laid claim,
The matter roseSO high that they
_Resolved to ko to law,
As often richer- fools have done,
Wbo quarrel for a straw.
A lawyer took it straight in hand, '
Who knew his business was
To mind nor one nor other side.
But make the best the cause,
As always in the law's the ease,-
, So he his judgmen-,t gavq).
And lawyer like he thus 'resolved, -
What each of them should have;
-Blind plaintiff, :lame defendant, share
Thesfriendly law's impartial care,
A shell for him, a shell for thee
The middJe is the lawyer's fee.
GAIETIES
"Is dem bells ringin' for fire,
Tilqei•ius ?" "No, sir ! Dey_ got
plenty o' fire ; dem bells is ringin'
for water," r
--When an Ark:166as sheriff has
a warrant to serve on a desperado,
he finds the only practicable method
is firs; to shbot him and then to Serve
the warrant on the body.
—InliontgetneryiAla., the other
day, "four young men did get -upon
in- a pocket, voltimteered to ado up
the holt, 1 And yet they talk in
England of the leek of intelligence
among thelower orders ! Nothing
impresses these- of us .Americans
who have any experience. of Europ-
ean life; that is nob hotel life, so
-much a the aptness, tiOiness- and
leadiness of servants As a rule
they know their business ani are
not above it, they are respectable,
grateful fol any kindness or gilktui-
ty, whirl -none of them ever refuse,
and are devoted to the interests of
their employers ; and strange as it
may se'em in New .V-ork, there are
.no better .servants in the -world than
the NA servants in Ireland !--
Am an Touriat.
Wh
drive i
her h
shakes
linque
The h
ject
woma
into
the se
a spree ; one took out his little jack He go
knife, and now there ain't but three," is nin
skys a sprightly reporter. • drive
=A Sall Francisco widow keeps ing up
the skull of her deeeased husband la the o
a glass. case. , She once remakked to a
friend who was viewingthe remains:
"Alas ! 1how often have, 1 banged
those bones. with a broomstick. I
am sorry for it now."
—Thin party (t� street urchin):
"
Bo, what do you suppose that
dog is following me for I" The
youngster casts a knowing look at
bun, and readily replies : "Guess
he takes you for a bone!" •
Murder is a very serious
thing, sir, ' said an Arkansas judge
to a convicted jisonei "It is
next to stealing a horse or a. mule,
. sir, and I shall send:- you to State
Prison for six years, sir."
—The quintessence of the omni-
vorous is supposed to be imagined in buck, and whose hat ?is on the
the , hog, but a hog is a Peabody grout(, and whose perspiration and
among animals alongside .of a henprofanTra---PPear to have no limit.
When the subject of victuals is .By th s tit:ire the Other, hens have
Mentioned they 0;43 evidently lis- come .ut to take a hand in the de-
_ tenths-. Throw 4 handful of eorn bate nd help to idodge the missiles
then tie man Aay s every hen
place shag -be sold in the
and puts on his things and
own ptreet,.and the woman
er hoops and has every one
e hens housed tind contented
minute; and the only sound
n the 6remises is the ham -
by the oldest boy, as he
the broken pickets.—Dan-
ews..
Driving. Hens,
n a woinan has a hen to
to the coop•She takes hold of
ops with both hands, and
them quietly towar4 the de -
ti and says, "*Shew ! there.,"
n takesone look at the ob-
convince herself that it's a
and theh stalks majestically
e loop in perfect disgust of
A mart don't do that way.
s 'otit otdoora and says, " It
lar nabodylii this house can
heri but rnyself,"- and, pi3k-
a stiek of wood, hurls it at
end*, biped, and °Nerves,
n there, you thief.", , 'The hen
imined'ately loses hi • reason, and
to the 'opposite end of the.
The straightway-dashesmah-,.
er. She comes back again
✓ head dawn he winces out
. - b
lowed by an assortment of
oodl fruit: cans, and -coal
s; with k ;Mich puffing and a
ad inan..in: theArear. Then
ms -:up on the stoop, and un-
'bkrn, aiid oveV a fence or
nd .arotind the house,. and
ain-tb the coop, all -the while
as only an excited hen can
stdiall the while followed by
convenient for handling, and
an Whose coatis ouf--the SaW-
dashes
yard.
after
with h
fo
titove
clinke
very
she sk
der th
two,
back a
talkin
things
by a.
into a ten -acre lot, and every hen in
-
the enclostiie will get a dab at it.
The last hen on the spot may not
get more than., two kernels, but no- goes
thing in the hen's appearance will dons
indietite that. It will step around of Um
With as nnich precision and grati- itt tw
tude as any in the flock, and Wear heard
the rnost pensive smile you ever saw. Merin
A hen will not eat everything it sees, mends
hut will try tai, and there isn't one bury
on the face of this earth but
--and
on th
morn].
can tell you the taste of everything Let
it has seen within the radius of half The
a mile of its 'tease. It is only when scribe
a man has kicked at a hen and above
missed it that he begins to under- pleasi
stand how thoroughly hollow and " Stro
deceitful the' world is, and it is a know,
marvellous fact in this connection so litt
that he will miss the hen if be does and h
kick at it, and misses it if he don't. vise o
Danbury News. All t
quant
English in England, down
•
The London News says it is, high
''time that Etiglishinen were tanght
to speak and -'write -English. The
hd,lf of the populatiorl of these is-
lands is It bout as unintelligible to the
ether half as if they were talking
Welsh. A Yorkshire and a Devon-
shire peasant thrown into company
would not understand each other as
readily as all Irishman I 8111d. a
Highlander talking Gtelic ; to
each other. Even among the
people who are fairly edpectted,
and who• live in those large cen-
tres of population in which 1 Pro-
vincialisms are supposod to die out,
the English language is subjected to
serious ill-treatment. - -Half j the
country members of the 'Muse of
Commons omit the final consonant
in the words ending with ing. .1\ilany
of themtalk of Indiar. The tricks
piayed with the letter h, whic are
common in many cficles, do not- ap7
per as a rile, i'n parliament, except
- -where the raral representative has
to prcmounce such a word as " be•
bind." It:would bean *anorninious
thing if thirty f Japanese
were to be 'found speaking l'etter
English than the English' themselVes.
However, the eastern nations have
an Odd habit of -imitation. Every-
one knows the story of the Chine.' se
tailor who made a coat according to
pattern by imitating altthe reats in
it ; and perhaps the Japanese will
take the Englis.h language as it is,
reprod acing l the cutTent ,faults of
pronunciation.
English Lodgings.
The attendance is -good; bel s are
answered as soon as can be expect-
ed, and hot water can be obtained
at all boars, for shaving and bath -
ill a purposes. We were witness
hereof a piece of attention on the
par.:, of a serving woman, so uncom-
mon in the history �-fsefeantgal-
ism; that I record it. The young
person'vthose duty it is to open the
street door, on being told that, a
raissing latch key had been round
in the lining of a coat into w1h 4cit
had worked its way through a hole
•
•
ers From High Latitudes.
Geysers are admirabIy de -
by Lord Dufferin under the
title. lids Lor'clship gives a
• account-, orone of them :
r (or ' the churn,') you must
is an unfortunate geyser, with
e command over his temper
s stomach that you can get a
t of him whenever -You like.
at is necessary is to collect a
ty of . sods, and throW them
his funnel, As he has no ba-
sin to protect him 'from. these liber-
ties y u can approach to the very
edge f the -rape, about fiye feet in
er, and !oolt down at the boil-
ing ate'. which is • pet petually
seethi g at the bottam. In a few
ininu es the *dose_ef turf you have
just dministered begins to disagree
with ; he works himself up into
an awful passion; tormented by the
qual _Of incipient sickness, he
groan and hisses, and boils up and
-spits t you with malicious vehem-
ence, until at last, with a roar of-
raingl d pain and rage, he throws
up in o the air a column of water
40 fe t high, which carties with it
all th sods that have been chucked
in, and scatters them scalded .and
half igested, at your feet. So irri-
has the poor thing's stomach
e by the discipline it has un -
e, that even long after all
reign matter has bee it thrown
oes on retching and sputter-
ntil at last nature is exhaust -
en, -sobbing and sighing to it -
471
them to their children.' fOno im-
4ginea he, sees the family of a shep-
herd who is distributing the milk
of his flock.' •
S
S I "1OR4
TO DAIRYMEN.
MILK CANS AND PAILS.
MRS. FVHITNIEY
Woilld state to Dairymen that she Ilea commenced
to manufaeture
Milk Cans and Pails,
Of all kinds, and (mix Supply them
ASICHEAP AS ANY IN THE TRADE.
Stoves and Tinware on hand as ,usuctl.
COAL OIL for sale Wholesale and Retail.
' Repairing and.Eave Troughing pronaptly attend-
ed to.
MRS. WHI'I'Nla
Main -street Seadorth,
PROTOGRAPHIC.
D. STEWART,
JN returning thanks to his nu,merous friends for
their pat:renege in the past, takee pleasure iu
informing them that his Photographic Gallery will
be re -opened en Tuesday, the 18th of February, on
William -street, iien,r the new Presbyterian Church,
BRUSSELS
-
Where hehopes to meet again with his Old friends
and patrons, and as manaanevi ones as may see fit
to favor him with a call.
Splendid Wall Pictwes kept Constantly
. ontand.
N. B. -No business done in this Gallery on Tues.
days -and Fridays.
• 271c18 DANIA STEWART, Artist.
-
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tated
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clergo
the f
off it
ing,
ed, w
self, it sinks back into the bottom
den.'
*-ire. I
The Cow Tree.
. •
of its
mong the many curious phe-
nome a which presented themselves
toin in the course of my travels,'
says Humboldt, confess there
were few by which my iiip.gination
.was o powerfully affected as by the
cow -t -ee. On the parched side of a
rock n the mountain of Venezuela,
grow a tree with dry' and leathery
folia e, its large woody roots scarce-
ly p n.etiating into the ground.
For everal months in the' year its
leave are not moistened by a
show r ; its branches look as if they
were dead and withered; but when
the rank ,is bored, a bland and
nourishing milk flows from it. It is
at su rise that the vegetable foun-
tain flows most freely. At that
time the blacks and natives are seen
• coming from all parts provided with
large bowls to receive the milk,
which grows yellow and thickens at
its stn. -face. Some empty their ves-
sels on the spot, while others carry
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Stoddard, assisted by the best writer e and poets
the day, who will strive to have the literature o
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TERMS:
HARPER'S BAZAR, one year , $4 00.
An extra copy of either the Matiainse,Wealcna,
or BAZAR will be supplied gratis for every Club of
Five Subscribers at $4 •eace , in one remittance;
or, Six Copies ler $20, without extra copy.
Subscriptions to HARPER'S MAO.AZINE, WEEKLY.
and Bazan, to one address for one year, $i0; or,
two of Harper's Periodicals, to one addiess for one
year, $7'.
Back numbers can be supplied afany time.
The five volumes of AAAPEle$ BAZAR, for the
years 1868, '69, '70, '71, '72, elegantly bound ip
green moricco teeth, will be sent by express,
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The Postage on HARPER'S BAZAR is 20 cents a
year, whiehmust be paid at the subscribers Post
Office. Address,
HARPER& BROTHER, New York.
DISSOLUTION.,OF PART RSHIP:*:
THE partnership hitherto exiStin between the
Undersigriad, as merchants -and- aaders, in the
aillage of Varna, County of Huron, ander the name
and style of WILSON at FOOTE, hills been this day
' disaolved by mutual consent. Ali liabilities in-
eurred by the late firrii will be liquidated by JAS.
FOOTE, and all debts due the firth must be paid
t� him without delay."
Varna, Feb. 11, 187.
AGNES WILSON, .
271*4 JAMES -FOOTE.
NOTICE.
T"h partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, as Cabinet-makers, at Seaforth,
'has this day been dissolved by 'mutual consent.
All debts due and owing to the said firm will be
axis -able to WALTER, SCOT r,.(who continues the
business) who will also discharge all debts and
liabilities din by the said firm. '
Witness, WILLIAM SPARLING,
F. HOLM'VSTED, WALTER SCOTT.
Seaforth, Feb. 12, 1878. 271-4
EXTRACTING TEETH WITHOUT
• PAIN.
TIIE.VERDICT.
AFTER A FAIR TEST THE VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE IS
THAT THE
CHEQUERED STORE AND TEA DEPOT;4,
Is the place to get the cheapest and best I
TEAS AND GENERAL GROCERIES.
The Prepriotor of the CHEQUERED STORE AND TEA DEPOT has pleasure in stating that his
first stock having moyed off so rapidly, he has aheady purchased a fresh suffy, and ad a result of quick
sales he is enabled to still further reduce prices. To parties taking TEA by the Caddie, half chest cr
chest
A SPECIAL REDUCTION WILL BE MA.r.D.E.
Farmers and others living at a distance should remember that our roads may soon break up, and that
now is the time and
Seaforth is the Town, to get the Highest Prices
For what they have to sell, and that the
CHEQUERED STORE AD TEA DEPQT
- Is the place to get the best bargains in
TEAS AND GENERAL GROCEFIES.:
If there -be any who have doubt on this point, they have only to make a trial and they will be convinc-
ed of the fact.
50 Barrels Labrad.ot Herrings,
250 Barrels Like Huron Herrings,
A large lotjof dry Fish, Salmon -Trout, and White Fish,
ALL OF FIRST QUALITY AND AT LOW _PRICES AT THE
CHEQUERED STORE AND TEA DEPOT,
MAIN -STREET, SRAFORTH:
- JAMS MURPHY.
SMOKERS,
FOR A GOOD SMOKE VSE THE
f
1 MYRTLE NAVY.
See T. St. B. on each Plug.
Price so Low that all can use it.
CA UTION.-The " MYRTLE NAVY" is .egistered, and any infringement
OM it will be prosecuted.
The namesTWORETT &BILLINGS is on each,Caddy, and T. & B. on each Plug.
Hamilton, Feb. 18, 1878. 273
FARMERS!'
5,000,Farrners' Sons and Daughters Wanted
TO PURCHASE
WILSON & YOUNG'S CR9CI4R,Y.
JUST RECEIVED,
LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF CROCKERY,
Consisting of Tea and Dinner Sets complete, Chamber Sets, in a great vaklety of patterns.
very complete stook of
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
Also, a
All their Crockery is of the best. No second or third ware kept. This Crockery has been bought cheap
and will be sold ceeap.
TEAS.
.J
Just received, another consignment of that superior Tea, at from 40 cts. to $1 per pound. All other
kinds of Groceries es squat
Remember WILSON & YOUNG'S is the place to get choice Liquors and Ales, Ad the only place
where Carling's celebrated XXX Ale in quarter barrels for family use is kept.
WILSON & YOUNG,
Mahal -street, Setifinth.
`SEAFORTH.
Of all impurities
Guaranteed- :free,
The soul of perfection,
J. C. Laidlaw's Tea
These Teas are guamn.eed to the public as being
Fresh Perfectly Pure, Strong, Rich and Lasting.
The demand for this Tea is the best proof that eau be given that the public consider Laidlaw's Tee. as
TEA
• WORTH MAO Qi
THOSE WHO HAVE NOT YET PURCHASED IlkARE RECOMMENDED TO
GIVE IT 4 TRIAL.
J. C. LAIDLAW.
THOMSON & WILLIAMS'
MILL _AND ENGINE WORKS,
MITCHELL, ONT.
N. F. Burnham's Patent Turbine W4er Wheel.
a 'NATE have now thoroughly tested the above wheel and guarantee it equal or superior to the best wheels
. Y now in use, while stronger and more durable. Referenees to well-known and reliable mill owners,
who have them in use, given on application. We build all sizes and kinds of ,
et CARTWRIGHT, L. D. S„ Surgeon Dentist
a -i • attends in Seaforth, at Knox's Hotel, the first
Tuesday and Wednesday of each month ; in Clinton,
at the Commercial Hotel, on the following Thurs-
days and Fridays. The remainder of the time at
his Stratford office.
Parties requiring new teeth are requested to call,
if at Seaforth and Clinton, on tne first days of at-
tendance. -
Testimonials of over 500 patients who have had
their teeth extracted by th use of the Gas, may
i
be seen at my office in Stint ord.
Teeth inserted in the mosub_stantial and im-
proved styles. ,
Filling done in gold, &c., in a manner which. can-
not be surpassed, 267-
SIGN OF THE
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Stationary, Poriable and Upright, and guarantee them, unsurpassed by any in use. We use on a our
Engines the celebrated J UDSON GOVERNOR. We are prepared to contract for the erec-
tion of all lands of Grist, Flour and Saw -mills, with all the latest improvements.
Lath Mills, Bolters, Shingle Mills, Double and Single Jointers, Heading Machines, Heading, Turn-
ers' and Planers' Stave Machines, and all lands of Flax Machinery, &c., &e., manufactured largely.
Our Boiler Shop is in full blast, and we have as foreman of this important department, Mr. JOHN
WR,IGHT, who, for 20 years was foreman of the Brantford Boiler Works. Having a good force`of ex-
perienced boiler makers, we are prepared to attend. to boiler repairs either at the shop or tat mills
promptly, GIVE US A CalaTa
We heve found out what every Farmer wants. It is
THE TWO -HORSE POWER SAWING MACHINE,
The power of which is supplied with strong fly -wheel, suited to driving a Straw Cotter, Grain Crasher
and other Machinery, with no extra charge, except for the belt This insehine is well suited to every
farmer's own use, as he can with two horses and from three to four men ea boys cut from 20 to 30 cords
of wood per day. Our machine has been thoroughly tested, and is strong enough to do all we recoin-
mend it to do. It is supplied with friction flanges, by which the saw is stopped, when caught or
pinched, befdre it would be possible to stop the horses.
A TRIAL OFFERED.
We are building great numbers of the Cumming's Straw Cutter, for hand or horse power. Also,
-Grain Crushers, with iron and is frames, Farosieg Mills, Horse Powers of ail kinds, Gang Plows,
Steel Plows'with wrought iron beams, wood beams and tut iron beams, Horse Hoes, Weeders, Culti-
vators, &o., &c. Repairs of all kinds done promptly. Orters by mail or otherwise solicited. Address,
267 1 THOMSON & WILLIAMS, Mitchell, Ont.
§EVVING MACHINES.
A NEW SUPPLY 07
The Howe and the Osborn
SEWING MACHINES',
with all the latest improvements, just xeceived at
W. N. 'WATSON'S
SEAFORTH.
Call and see them. Their well-established repu-
tation renders it unnecessary to particulterize their
superior qualities, further than that they- are the
best and cheapest made.
Sewing machines of till kinds repaired, cleaned
and put inperfeet order, at nay office, by a thorough-
ly practical machinist from Toronto.
WM. N. WATSON, -Seaforth.
SEAFORTH PACKING NOOSE,
SEAPORTS, ONT.
MR. THOMAS STEPREVS
Takes much pleasure itt inforreing his numerous
customers that he has recommence(' the Pork -
Packing business in- his
Old 'Stand, North. Main -street.
Having secured the serviees of a Praatieal SAU-
SAGE -MAKER, the public can rely on getting a
FIRST-CLASS ARTICLE in either
SAUSAGES OR SUGAR -CURED srAMS.
Those in need of such would do well to give him a
call before purchasing elsewhere. All orders
promptly attended to.
- THOMAS STEPHENS,
264 Main -street, Seaforth.
AINLEYVILLE
PLANING MILL,
SASH, DOOR AND BIM FACTORY
The subscriber having bought tint the above
Mill, also the good -will of the late firm, is now
prepared to fill all orders in his line of businesa.
Sash, Doors and Mouldings
ON HAND AND
MADE TO ORDER
On the shortest notice.
•
CUSTOM PLANING
Strictly attended to.
HOUSE BLOCKING ALWAYS "ON HAND AND
Promptly supplied.
JAMES BENNETT.
May ie, 1872. 282-47