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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1873-03-14, Page 3nen MARCH 14, I3. Solicitor, Wngham, has been a tt for the Coioniai Securities Coles, n. he is also ,gent for 'several • of Toronto, who loan Money at le ratos. Interest fsayable scare Woe ea.15,1S71. is & Hol etESTED, Rnrrieteea, nt t Law, Solicitors in Chancery sna 'aeries Public. and Conveyauc he R. C;: Part, Seaforth. Agents for e Assuuauce Company, 00 to lend at S per cert, Fa eta for sale.53 MIx:EI;, Barristers and Attu licit -ora Fn Chance*: and Insolvency Neter ea Public, etc. Ofilces—Ses, letter, a�s�23 rixt 1 PrivetIe I`unda aka. at Eight per cont. Interest, passu (On. A. w. e. itY t. IER, Barrister, Attorney fie Chan • Goderieh, Out. Ufliec over J, G. Emporium, Market Square, eno. trine- cr: McDonald, :S, Attorneys,Soficitors inch, aced, as, Ont. Mee --two: doors northot i. DANIEL 3IcI)ONALD,. lerich. .Brussels. MCA DeeGr•aduate of Viotti. Physician, Surgeon, etc., eta., re -Coroner of the County of llama,. Mice -eat Thompson & Stanley's. HART,, M. D. 0, AL Graelnate of verity, Montrezll, Phi-sicuifl, Sur- e aad I:esidence—Brucefield. 6E, M. D., C. M., Physician, Sur_ L_ Office andResidence,' corner. of Oh streets, next to the Pf nubs Mill F:T•T,, Cosner for the County. Office. lice,: over Corby's corner store,. Main t- Office hours, front 11 to 4, each t Saturday. 159 G. BULL, b.D.S.,, Dentist, tic:., Seaforth, Ontario-. latest styles, neatly executed: Al} Wens performed with case and: Fees aglow as can be obtained else Burs from S A.M. tad P. M. Rooms dcDougzall'a Store, Main-st. 270 .tY SURGE'ON: D. MCNA GHT, to announce to the inhabitants of surrounding country that he has he hploma of the Ontario Vetsrr2e = Lia now prepared to: treat diseases attleeucl all domestic animals. Re sffice in< connection withhis ?terse - here he will be found ready to at- Diseases- of the feet specially at. idenee, office and shop in the rear iya;:,t new store, All kind of Vet. nes kept constantly on. hand. able. - HELL, Surgeon, (meta- Ontario Veterinary* College,.} begs, t he haa returned to the practice of it Seaforth, and may et all times be he diseases of Horses,. Cattle, &e. ricins constantly on hand.. All.. attended to. Office, at Mansion I110TI IeSe Mt; Seaforth, Ontario. SIMON , Proprietor. The subscriber has matedd newly famished the that it now affords good accommo- Lea -veiling public. Choice liquor ie -bar. The table is supplied with iz> season. Oysters in seasons. and an attentive hostler in, eon - 251 -1y L go:TF E,, Ainley vide, out., f. Proprietor. This Hotel is ander Leuvenzent and has been thorougly a Bar is supplied with the best ars. Good Stabling and attentive ret-elase Livery in connection. 228 WALES HOTEL, Clinton, Ont., TCHEON, Proprietor. Fust -class for. travellers. The Bar is sus- D•ry best lieiuors and cigars. Good =t1.. The stage leaves this House inghanz 204-4t rertrgatia .S VERY ANDS VLF, STABLES Mur -r'ay's Hotel, Seaforth. Good - -etassConveyances always on hand. LIVERY, CLINT :T COMIFF,RCTAT, HOTEL.. Good. end First -Class S ehicles -always eyanees furnished to Commercial assurable rates. JolM THOMSON- FBY STABT,i AS, SEAFORTH, Ont. s and Comfortable Vehicles, always r,rable Arrangements made with vell'ers. AMT orders left at Knox's` promptly attended to. .ST iti EB— Third door North.- oL ,sin Street. THOMAS BELL, Proprietor.: AMAX'S OVER, rT THE TIME FOR JEWELRY not yet ended at COUNTER'S. E.CEIVED, CASES OF THOSE ted Watches,. faeturetepressly for CO U N T E. d- k g BY FR 6YSS7 LL C. SONS,. ,ret AND LIVERPOOL. G DONE AS USUAL. .isnpaicl to repairing and regulate S—STRICTLY CASH. ,itzarns, Morris S Co: s Perfected S• pectacles.. M. R. COrNTEIt. A OU. 'ir PROPERTY YOUR LIVES. 4-1g5 Seaforth-- GENT FOR kocincial Insurance Company--- kuzance Corepat_ . of Toronto-- is k Ineerance C ols air'_ of 1� ruahie ae offered by any other l'Ess for reliable Corzq anise. Y TO LOAN. rthe 1Y rcultural Znvestmen:t This Company offer: better in- mowers than an{ others doing rai'ince•. Call and get circulars this before purchasing elsewhere L. Strong & Fairley's Grocery Sea1crth. 252 ,eg 14, 1873. 1.11111.0: .11011111011111111111.1111111010011111111.1111110111\ GA -PITIES: S:. 6 An altered state --Married life. .--Murmurs of the tied ---Marri- ed people grumbling. --A nin-in-habited house—A, convent. — A prison dance—A quod-reel. —A sound instructor—A teacher of music _...A. baby life -preserver The feeding.bOttle..' Trying conclusions—The end of sermons. .—A dinner service—Grace before meat. —The carving event—The end of the world. - —The mermaid's dance The tiger, (reel.) 2. ---Why are red ribbons so cum- - mon - in. France ?— Because their area is legion. — The world without women would be like a blank' sheet of pa- er—not even ruled. ' f� Miss .is as good as a rnile--- tter, when she brings a fortune. Where to go and what to do n the sum mmatime-By the sea : Winter -time (and Summet)—Buy ud'1t. --Why does the wife of a colding husband lose flesh ?—Be- use she is doos'd and redoos'cl. --Be contented with your lot, :specially at a mock auction. -- Repletion, -- Conductor — Wery sorry, miss, but we're quite cell; in fact, we've been running ver all down the road.". Freshest Gleanings. Handorgans aro henceforth pro- ,ibited in the streets of Baltimore: —The Iliad is the name of a pa-. er pu blished eat Homer, La. -They have -egg -sucking matches t Paris, Ky. —Kentucky editors are continu- ly disputing about' the length of h other's ears. --A Kentucky " walkist " named `ix lately walked eight miles in fty-seven minutes. —San Francisco girls are playing roquet on the greeu sward in white uslin dresses. —Silvertooth is the name of a entucky sludge. "Veiled Knights of Justice" are hat they call the vigilance commit ee in Colorado —The latest date fixed for the nd of the we,/ Id is in .next Novem- ter. 13 I' 1 c Chicago is preparing for a grand xposition, to open on the ninth of 1 ctober. —An old gentleman of La Crosse was lately found almbst estarved to 11 cath by ll is wife, —A Welsh paper called Y- Wass, s to be started in Pittsburg. i —Knoxville, Tenn., has conclud- -ed that $50 a month- as the maxi- m= salary, for school teachers is enough.' —A man 104 years old was lately in Dayton. Ohio, looking for an opening to go into busineRs. 6—It takes eight mules to haul ne hogshead of tobacco over the Toads of Christin County, Ky.- -At Burlington, Iowa, revival Meetings special appeals are made n behalf of the City Council. —A hog in Iowa that was buried u the snow nearly six weeks came (but alive, but, was reduce& reducedin flesh MEI 200 poiirtds to 50. =-A young man in Salem, Ohio, ateiy killed himself because his lady love accused him of writing her a ,rile letter, which proved to have been sent by some young r*sails who considered it a funny thing to do. —Litchfield, Conn., claims among is residents a centenarian that was t one time in inure intimate re - ns .with George Washington atia hail any of the nunijerous nurses : nd bogy servants who have been ging off for the last fifty years. It ays that it has the identical bedbmg ' hich slept with the General when Lle stopped there over night. ••4 Amusing Letter from a High- lander to a Coal Merchant. The follo Nin- g letter, which we 'lublish verbatim ' et literatima, was 'eceived by a coal merchant in s F Glasgow a few weeks ago : "Sea, i was understand that you was a cote pit. i was want to knew what was -your m.onish for to supplie-coal to be deliver to turbert at the Quay most nearust to the city of turbert loch fine side. i was used to got my coal from a agint at greenoke but he was charge .rue a great dale mach more than i was un- derstan he'was pae for them and though i am always used to was a onest man i was not have many monish to spare, and Was wish to bie as chape a prise as 1 could get. 1 was tuke 2 cargos as wad fall a srnak about 20 toms. twice as more every week to be land ou thurs- dae—aucl. the gionish would be sented to you wunst every fridae by the agint of the bank a very dacent man and his wife too and \Vas aulways pai his way. and ever spoke an ill aboot any man as I as knew before, if you will rite your rise to ane the smallest you can took. 1 vill write you a answer when the day after will come.' I was like to dale with a Highlawic- man and always did used to like very bnore aul the Campbell, my wifes cuisins fathers tinkle was a Campbell—a very Bevil Iad as was a fishing smak and wasmade a dale of uionish and 1 was leve a Iegacie to my wive who will be glad to see you with. myselfe and gave you a bed if you was come and spoke the prr�¢¢e you wood take for the cotes and says you the trubol.of weighting a letter to was tell the prise of the Coles. U cannot cane ureself rite to cc s " i was got my son ` Lachie was a good riter to rite the name to your shope in Glasco. he wood take a place if you could got him." Hobson's Choice. A man named Robson kept a stable in. Cambridge, England, and among his customers were men of high -and low degree. He -also had horses of various degrees of merit. For a time he allowed first -comers to- select. the horses that suited them best, and thus it often happened that his best horses would be ail let, and- his poor horses left without takers; or, if taken,. with a great deal of grumbling andrault-finding. At length' be' turned over a new leaf. - He instituted a rule from which he wound thenceforth on no account depart. His horses were fed and groomed in the morning, and then consigned to their respec- tive stalls. The first caller took the horse from the stall nearest the door of the stable. No matter who came, or what the occasion or thepretext, he who wanted a horse mist take the one that chanced at that time to be left standing nearest the stable door. And hence, with much signi- ficance arose the saying—" Hobson's choice." Scottish Hospitality Sixty Years Ago. ,In those days Scotland would have ')een a rich field for Father Mathew's Tabors. Habits of drank- enness were common alike to Crich and poor. They were associated with good fellowship, and were ten- derly dealt with, even by the Church.. The orgies of Osbaldis- tone Hall, graphically described in Rob Roy, found their counterpart in many a Scottish manor. The old bacchanalian rhyme, He who goes -to bed,, goes to bed sober, Falls as the leaves do, and dies in Oc- tober ;- But he that 'goes to • bed, goes to bed mellow, Lives a long, jolly life, and dies au hon- est fellow, was quoted half in earnest, as apolo- gy for the excesses which wealthy and respectable hosts, under the guise of hospitality, laterally forced upon their guests, when the cloth was drawn and the ladies had aban- cloded the dinner -table to their riot- ous lords and masters., - I have heard my, father, more than once, relate -what happened on such an occasion, when he was one of the actors. He had been dining with; a party of eight or ten gentle- men at a few ladies,] at the luxuri- ous cotintry -seat of a friend who had shown him much kindness. When the ladies withdrew, the host, hav- ing caused the bottled to set out on the table two dozen .bottles of port, sherry and claret, loc red the door, put the key in his pocket, et, and. said to his guests,Gent emen, no shirk- ing to night ! Not a man .leaves this room till these bottle are emptied " No remark was made in reply, • and theaewine passed round. My father drank three glasses, the ut- most limit to which; I . have ever known him to go, though be habit- ually took a glass or ,'two of sherry after. dinner. At the fourth round he passed the bottles without -filling. His, host remonstrated, at first in • jest, then in a half angry tone, .when the recusant persisted. There- upon my father, approaching a front window, which opened on the lawn, only a few feet below it, threw up the sash and leapedout, followed by three or four other guests. This enraged their host. As the fugitiveslooked back they saw hint upset the dinner -table with a violent, kick, smashing bottles and glasses, and declaring, with an oath, that, if they didn't 'choose t6 drink that wine, nobody else should. The deserters joined the ladies in the drawing -room, but the host. did • not reappear;. and my father, as leading conspirator, l'pst, and never regained his friendship.—Atlantic .ilio'nthl j, for March. 1 • - - A .Big Room, Twa. Ayr worthies, who were fond of a wee drag barley bree, sat in a public house till Forbes McKen- zie " put them out ; their " lowin' drouth," howe:rer, not being satis fled, they (having provided them- selves with a supply) resolved to adjourn to the Low Green(the pub- lic place of recreation), and there finish their libations. Seating t7m- selves on a long settle, they ccntin'- ed to pledge each other till both fell back asleep. About the wee short hour one of thein got tali for the pur- pose of ,retiring, but being uncon- scious of his whereabouts, he wan- dered about for an hotir or so, and at last stumbled upon his friend. Af- ter rousing hire up, h observed, q 1 say. Tam, this mann e au awsowe big room, for I've ben wanderin' aboot mair than an oor, and I canna ' fin' the door." To wiich his friend replied, " Ric ! I ke i little aboot the size o' the' 100 ; but, hic !" looking up towards tie bright starry firmament, "I see it has an awfn' heich ceilin'." TO DAIRYMEN. MILK CANS AND PAILS. MRS. WHITNEY Would state to Dairymen that she has commenced to manufacture Milk Cans_and Pails, . Of all kinds, and can supply them AS CHEAP AS ANY IN Tia; TRADE. Stoves and Tinware on Band as usual. - COA LL OIL for sale Wholesale and Retail. Repairing and Eave `'roughing promptly attend- ed to. MRS. WHITNEY, Main -street, Seaforth. PHOTOGRAPHIC. D. STEWART, - IN returning thanks to his numerous friends for their patronage in the past, takes pleasure in informing them that his Photographic Gallery will be re -opened on Tuesday, the 18th of February, on William -street,, near the new Presbyterian Church, BRUSSELS Where ho hopes to meet again with his old friends and patrons, and as many new ones as may see fit to favor him with a call, Splendid wall Pictures kept Constantly on hand. N. B.—No business done in this Gallery on Tues- days and Fridays. 271c13 - DANIEL STEWART, Artist. GROCERIES, CROCKERY AND GLASS tE • To be has at the FLOUR AND-. FEED • STORE At the lowest prices. Call and examine our well -selected stook of TEAS, I S UGARS, COFRIES, &c. Canned Fruit, Oysters, SftElmen, Lobsters an Sardines constantly on hand. S tock raisers would do well to. try Simpson's Horse -and Cattle Spice, the finest 'and cheapest Condi- tion Powder in the world. J. P. KENDALL & Co.'s (lato W. A. Shearson & Co.) celebrated - FAMILY FLOUR Delivered On the shortest notice. The highest Market Price paid for all kinds of Produce. - CEDAR POSTS and SHINGLES still on hand t THOMAS LEE. REMOVED. REMOVED. M. ROBERTSON;- Cabinet-maker•and Ufrtdertaker, HAS REMOVED his ware -rooms to JOHNSON'S OLD STAND, • Main -street, Seaforth, Where he has on hand a superior stock of k'nrni• tare of every description. CALL AND SEB IT. UNDERTAKING. Having purchased Mr. Thomas Bell's HEARSE, I am prispared to attend funerals on the shortest notice, either in town or country. - Coffins, All Sizes, Kept constantly on hand. SHROUDS ! SHROUDS ! M. ROBERTSON, CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER, Johnson's Old Stand, Main street, Seaforth, .has now on hand a good assortment of - $i ODDS Which he can furnish cheaper than they can be got elsewhere. 205 EXTRACTING TEETH WITHOUT PAIN. CCARTWRIGHT, L. D. S„ Surgeon Dentist • attends in Seaforth, at Knox's Hotel, the first Tuesday and Wednesday of each month; in Clinton, at the Commercial Hotels on the following Thurs- days and Fridays. The remainder of the time at his Stratford office. . Parties requiring new teetb are requested to call, if at Seeforth and Clinton, on the first days of at- ,tendance. Testimonials of over 500 patients who have had their tdeti extracted by the use of the Gas, may be seen at my office hi Stratford.` Teeth inserted In the most 'substantial and im- proved styles.. Filling done in gold, &c., in a manner which can- not be surpassed, 267- SEAFbITH PLANING MILL. SASH, DDDR AHD -BLIND FACTORY rhe subscriber begs leave to thank his nnine ons customers for the liberal patronage extende • to him since commencing business in Seaforth, and trusts that he may be favored with a continuance of the same. Parties intending to build would do well to give - him a call, as he will continue to keep on hand a large stock of all kinds of - DUY PINE LUMBER, 8A SII L S., DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, SHINGLES, hA-`Tis, ETC. He feels confident of giving satisfaction to those mho may favour him with their patronage, as none but first-elass workmen are employed. 1=%Particular attention paid to Custom Planing. 2011 JOHN H.-BROADFOOT. MUSIC, MUSIC! - THE •;UNDERSIGNED is able to furnish those who .will favor hien with their patronage with - Any Instrument of Any. Make. Also, Agent for - - MASON & HAMLIN'SORGANS, Which cannot be excelled on the Continent for fullness and richness of tone. C. ARMSTRONG, Telegraph Book Store. C. YEO, AUl;TIOfiEER AND COMMISSION;SlER- CHANT, Mnin-street, Seaforth, will attend to all sales in the County of Huron ou liberal terms. Particularatteution paid to sales of Farm Stock, &c. 271 C. YEO, Auctioneer. J. P. BRINE, LICENSED AUCTIONEER for the County of . Huron. Stales attended in all marts of the Country. -,111 orders left at THE EXPOSITOR Office will be promptly attended to. 1 198 BOARDING. esCOLLADAY has leased the large and com- • =odious house, on the Salt Works Grounds, adjoining the Railway station, and has fitted it up as a boarding-house. Good table and comfortable rooms. Persons wishing a pleasant boarding- house oardinghouse should apply, as there are at present a few vacancies- Transient boarders accommodated at less than hotel rates. 228 THE VERDICT. AFTER A FAIR TEST THE 'VERDICT OF THE ,PEOPLE IS THAT THE CHEQUERED STORE AND TEA DEPOT, Is the place to get the cheapest and best TEAS AND GENERAL GROCERIES. The Proprietor of the CH i+;QUERED STORE AND -TEA DEPOT has pleasure in stating that his first stock having moved off so rapidly, he has already purchased a fresh supply, and as 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 MADE. Farmers and others livrlrg at a distance shonid remember that our roads may soon break up, and that now is the time and '- Seaforth is the Towle to get the Highest Prices For what they have to sell, and that the - CHEQUERED STORE AND TEA DEPOT Is the place to get the best bargains in TEAS AND GENERAL GROCERIES. 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 Labrador Herrings, 250 Barrels Lake Huron Herrings, A large lot of dry Fish, Salmon Trout, and White Fish, ALL OF FIRST QUALITY AND AT LOT PRICES AT TkE CHEQUERED STORE AND TEA DEPOT, MAIN -STREET, SEAFOBTH. JAMES 'MURPHY. . SMOKERS, FOR A GOOD SMOKE USE THE VIYRTLE NAVY. See T. -B. on each - Plug. Price so Low that all can use it. , CA UTION.—Tke " MYRTLE NAVY" is registered, _and any infringement on it will be prosecuted. The name TIICKETT & BILLINGS is on each Caddy, and T. & B. on each Plug.. Hamilton, Feb. 13, 1873. 273 FARMERS • 5,000 Farmers' Sons and Daughters Wanted TO PURCHASE WILSON & YOUNG'S CROCKERY. JUST RECEIVED, r A LARGE CONSIGNIIEI fT OF CROCKERY, Consisting of Tea and Dinner Sets complete, Chamber 'Sets, in a great variety of patterns. Also, a ' very complete stock of CHI STA AND GLASSWARE. All their Crockery is of the beet. No second or third ware kept. This Crockery has been bought cheap • and will be sold ceeap. TEAM. Just received, another consignment of that superior Tea, at from 40 eta. to $1 per pound. All other kinds of Groceries us usual. - Remember WILSON & YOUNG'S is the place to get choice Liquors and Ales, and the only place where Cerling's celebrated XXX. Ale in quarter barrels for family use is kept. WILSON & YOUNG, Yarn -street, Seaforth. SEAFORTH. Of all impurities Guaranteed free, The soul of perfection, • J. C. Laicllaw's Tea These Teas are guaran-eed to the public as being Fresh, Perfectly Pure, Strong, Rich and Lasting. The demand for this Tea is the best proof that can be given that the public,consider Laidlaw's Tea as TEA WORTH BUYING. THOSE WHO HAVE NOT VET PURCHASED IT ARE RECOMMENDED TO GIVE IT A TRIAL. J. C. LAIDLA-W. THOMSON & WILLIAMS' _HILL kND. ENGINE WORKS, MITCHELL, ONT. N. F. Burnham's Patent Turbine Water Wheel. WE have now thoroughly tested the above wheel and guarantee it equal or superior to- the best wheels; now in use, while stronger and more durable. References to well-kanown and reliable mill owners, , who have them in use, given on application. We build all sizes and kinds of STEAM ENC-IN1 S, Stationary, Portable and Upright, and guarantee then, unsurpassed by any in use. We use on a our Engines the celebrated J tJ DSO N GOVERNOR. We are prepared to contract for the erec- tion of all Linda of Grist, Flour and Saw -milts, with all the latest improvements. Lath Mills, Bolters, Shingle Mills, Double and Single Jointers, Heading Machines, Heading, Turn- ers' Machinery, &c: &c. manufactured largely. ely. ors and Planers'Stave Machines, and all kinds of Flax A >Z - , , - , g - Our Boiler Shop is in full blast, and we have as foreman of this important department, Mr. JOHN WRIGHT, who, for 20 years was foreman of the Brantford Boiler Works. Having a good force of ex- per'ieneed boiler makers, we are prepared to attend to boiler repairs either at the shop or at mills promptly. GIVE US A CALL. We have 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 Cutter, Grain Crasher and other Machinery, with no extra charge, except for the belt. This machine is well spited to every farmer's ower use, as he can with two horses and from three to four men or boys cat from 20 to 80 cords of wood per Clay. Our machine has been thoroughly tested, and is strong enough to do all we recom- mend it to do. Itis supplied with friction flanges, by which the saw is stopped, when caught or pinched, before it would be possible to stop the horses. A TRT AT, OFFERED. We are building great numbers of the Cnmming's Straw Cutter, for hand or horse power. Also, Grain Crashers, with iron and wood frames, Fanning Mills, Horse Powers of alt kinds, Gang- Plows, Steel Plowswith wrought iron beams, wood beams and east iron beams, Horse Hoes, Weeders, , Culti- vators, &c., &c. Repairs of all kinds done promptly. Orders by mail or otherwise ,solicited. Address, 267 - THOMSON & WILLTAMS, Mitchell, Ont. SEWING MACHINES. A NEW SUPPLY OF The Howe and the Osborn SEWING- MACHINES • with all the latest improvements, just received at W. N. WATSON'S, SE AFORTH. Call and see them. Their well-established repu- tation renders it unnecessary to particularize their superior qualities, further than. that they are the best and cheapest made. Sewing machines of all kinds repaired, cleaned and put in perfect order, at my office, by a thorough- ly practical machinist from Toronto. WM. N. WATSON, Seaforth. SEAFORTH PACKINC HOUSE, SSAFOBTH, ONT. MR. THOMAS STEPHEN S Takes,sinuch pleasure in informing his numerous customers that he has recommenced the Pork - Packing business in his Old Stand, North Main -street. Having secured the services of a Practical SAU- SAGE-ilfAEER, the public can rely on getting a FIRST-CLASS ARTICLE in either SAUSAGES 01t SUGAR, -CURED HAM. Those in need of such would do well to give him a call before purchasing elsewhere. All orders promptly attended to. THOMAS STEPHEN'S, 264 Main -street, Seaforth. - AINLEY VILLI: - PLANING MILL, SASH, DOOR AND .BLIND FACTORY The subscriber having bought eat the above Mill, also the good -will of the late firm, is now prepared to fill all orders in his line of business. Sash, Doors and Mouldings ONHAND AND - MADE TO ORDER On the shortest notice.. CUSTOM PLANING Strictly attended to. HOUSE BLOCKING ALWAYS ON HAND AND Promptly supplied. - JAMES BENNETT, Ainleyville, May 16, 1872. - 232,47 CAUTION 1 I FRAUDS ABROAD! IBEG most respectfully to caution the public of the British North American Provinces to be od, their guard against purchasing spurious medi- cines which are being sold as ray genuine " Hollo- way's Pills and Ointment," by certain individuals, of little or no means, trading (for the last few months only) under the style of the New York Chemical Company, Every artifice in made use of by them -for the purpose of imposing upon the public; and the more effectually to deceive, they have the effrontery, in theiradvertisements, to issue the following caution. " The immense demand for ` Hoor.owen's Pius AND OINTMENT' has tempted unprincipled parties to'counterfeit these valuable Medicines. " In order to protect the Public and ourselves, we have issned a net! `Trade )Lerk,' consisting of an Egyptian Circle of a -serpent with the letter H in the centre. Every box of genuine ' HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OLrrereeT' will have this trade mark os it. None are genuine without it. "To DaALazs AND Jo ens Ix DRUGS Aa1D MsDI- crxxs. " We call your partienitrr attention to the new style of ' HULLUnsAY's `Pines AND 01E1' IENT'- -hone of the old style are manufactured by us now, nor hove they been for months. We therefore caution all purchasira against reciving from any Jobbers or Dealers the old style of goods. " Infermatiesil concerning any, suclr goods being offered will be received with thanks. "We ask the favor of all the information you can give in regard to those counterfeits." Now tide Company is aware that your laws do not permit thews to copy the precise getting up of my Mledieines, but in order tie more completely to blind the public, they have recourse to another piece of deception, viz., in stating that they deem it necessary, as they say, to makeup the Pills and Ointment in another form, and that they adopt a &;acb. ove -mentioned Cheinieal Com. pakwsL"dAthere - is also a David Pringle, of New York, who by consummate trickery is attempting to sell spurious imitations of any Medicines, Beware of. ,him likewise. - This n iprineipled Chemical Company has dared to say that I owe very large sums of money in the United States. What is the fact;? A newspaper agent obtained, without my knowledgeorconsent, and by collueipn with a party who held- a limited power of attorney of mine, an order to advertise my Medicines in South America for three years, to the extent of $400,000 in gold. He then sold his claim, to a lawyer, who, got it referred by the court to a friend of his, who gave. judgment against me to the amount of $171,287 gold, for profit which he said he could have made by it, had I not 'taker. steps to repudiate this vile transaction the -mo meat it came to my knowledge. This judgment will soon be set aside. It cannot be supposed; I am sure, that I owe a cent to any one that I would not immediately y Thera is no truthpawhatever in the statement that I ever authorized any person or persons to use my name for the sale of my Pills and Ointment, al- though gross frauds have Bean practised upon me by nnprinoiple'l men chis way 1would ask, ns a. favor, that _Should ie come to the knowledge of any person that spurious medi- cines are being made and sold in my name,, that he be pleased to send me the name and address of the -rendor who is selling the same, that I may, for the protection of the public, institute proceedings against him, and I engage to remunerate- hand- somely rayt%nforrnant withbut divulging his Anne. " Should any person have reasons to believe that he has been deceived by buyingspurions imitations of these Medicines, he will oblige me by sending to the add ess at foot (which he can do at a cost of six centra in postage), one of the books of instruc- tions which are affixed to the same. div Medicines can be supplied at the lowest wholesale net prices in quantities of not less than £r°20 worth viz., 8s. fist., 223.1 &ls. per dozen boxes of Pills or pots of Ointment, for which remittances must be sent in advance. These Medicines are not gold in the United States. Eaeh Pot and Box -of my Genuine Medicines bearsthe Britih Government 5 Stamp, withe the words " Holloway's Pills and Ointment, Lon- ." - (Signed) - THOMAS HOLLOWAY, 533, Oxford Street, W. C., London, October 3, 1872. CHEAP BASKETS. Mme_ T._ LOQ OF EXETER, HAS FOR SALE handsome and excellent Baskets of .all sizes and of the beat quality. They are . made by himself and are warranted to give excel- lent sutisfaction. - CALL AND SEE THEM, Next house west of the School House, Exeter. 270-5 E. TAYLOR.