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Laboratory, !University
Toronto, Dee.
To the 'Victoria Chemical Company, *
Gentleman -I have examined the Rind
ployed in the Victoria ChemicalWorks, in
paratzien of the Victoria 8j1 up of Hypeen
The savenil Hypophosphites used are cle
pure, and the Syrup is alsoquite free frnre
purity- Your Syrup of Hypophosphiees
doubtedly prole) a very valuable mecliein,e,
HENRY H. cnok...e,
ProfessorofIChemistry,
Price $1 per bottle. Sold by all Druggists,
VictoriaCompound Fluid Extract of
and uva Ural.
A epeeifie remedy for all diseases of the
and kidue,ys, dro-psical swelbhigs, come
dental to females, and all diseases of the
„. Organs in either sex.
um- Try it onee for any Of the above disordene
you will be fully convinced of its pre -e
' virtues.
Priee$1 per -bottle. Scdd by all Dr uggists.
victoria Eeptrio Linbn-e- .
Th.e King of all Liniments.' Forrae
gout, neuralgia,. lumbago, sciatica, wa
ins, stiffness m the limbs or mete a
braises, numbness, swellings, headaelse,
toothae.he, &e.
_ BUY IT I TRY IT I PROVE IT t
Price 50 eents per bottle. Sold. lay all Dru
Victoria Carbolic Sava'',
it.de "Worth its -weight in gold." A specific for
wounds, bruises,. barns scalds, boils pie
pies, etc., and. ehroetie dfseasee Abe Aba o
description. -
Exiee 25 centa per hex.. Sold by all Dru
Victoria. Carbolated, Glycerine Jeij
; 0 "Eminently the ladies". faVerite." For bean
img the complexion, and for removing
burn, freeklee, piraples„ &e., also, for
hande, eleilidains, frost bites, and sore Hee.
Price 25 cents per bottle. seta by all 1)
Victoria Toilet Soaps.
ceiebreted for their uniform purity and
aenee of gm/MY." Victoria Carbolie Steep, vie
Sulphur Soap, Victoria Glycerine, Honey, Rose
Windsor.
Sold. by all Druggists.
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will
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Cheap for Cash at
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NO MORE COMBDIATION PRICE
TmsxsNoPioTIo. •
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.:
Make no delay, but come and secure exeell
'bargainswhile yea eans
Best Material Used,
AND MADE BY GOD WORKME
Everything in his line such as
HARNESS,
TALTSEs,
TRUNKS,
WHIPS,
SADDTMS, BRITSIIES,
CURRY COMBS, . CARDS, &c.,
Repairs done with neatness and despatch.
Remember the place- Opposite KIDD'S Stores
278 J'ANTES WILSON'.
Tin and Furniture Sho
BRUSSELS, ONT.
JACKSON & HOLLIDAY,:
Mani:Li-actin:era of aU kinds of
TIN D COPPER WA
Dealers in
_FURNITURE'AND STOVES
Of all descriptions.
:THE OSBORN SEW -INC MACHIN
Alwaye on hand._
•
The above Macleine jg acknowledged to be t
' best family Sewing Maehine in the market, an
was awaeded the Gold Medal in France in 1872.
TRAIN & ELL -ways
CELEBRATED PLOWS,
Gang Plows, Root and Straw Cutters always
hand. A large stook of
COAL OIL AND COAL OI
LAMPS.
Produce Taken in Exchange.'
Cash for Hides and Sheep Skins.
Shop Opposite Armstrong's Hag
A CALL SOLICITED.
JACKSON & HOLLIDAY;
Brussels, Feb. 11, 1873. 2-71cy
citItt 'gun «Xptifur
15 PU131,1SI3ED
E VERY FRIDAY MORNING
IN SEAFORTH
Toners. -$1.50 per year in advance, or $2 at tile-.
end of the year.
Advertising- Rates.
_First hieertion, per line; S cents subsequent ine
eertions, 2 cents each tin:teepee line.
cosTuAcT RATES.
;
one eolum,u one year.... . .. , .. $60 _
" half " ... . . ..... 35 co:
4C. CC.
; Half
,c
3 months 2000 -
ORO yeilr 35 00'
half " 20-
3 enonths 12
One-fourth one year 20- 00 ,
“ " hill' ' .. . ... ......... 12 a
“ 1, 8 raonths 800..
One-eighth one year 12 00
hall " .. . ... .. . .. .. _ a 60•1
. . 3 . months .. .. .. . ........ _ - 5 cia
One-twl-
( fth one year 3
,c “ half " 50� 0
" " 3 months 8 00
Baldness Cards, (6 linea and under, 1:)• year,. 4 O�
Advertisernente of Strayed, Lost, Found, ,teer
t exceeding- 10 lines---;liret month, $1, p,Iter first
month, 50 cents each monthAdvertisemente of FARMS and REAL ESTATE
for sale, not exceeding 151ines-first month, $1 54
t. each subsequent mouth, 75 cents.
Ilirthe, Manias, Deaths -Gratis.
Advertisement% without specific directione
! be insertedtilI forbia, and charged accorainfly.
Advertisements metatired by a scale of solid
Nonpareil.
Mc -LEAN BROTHEE,
A
in a Whisky
Snorh
Francisco &Mean says:
dley, importer of blood -
and proprietor of a saloon
Leidesdorif street, recently con -
the idea of augmenting , his
„oak of curiosities in his.satoon by
tite addition of two large and in tell i-
t monkeys. The animals arriv-
on the last steamer from 019 Ori -
e customers watchedZ the
antics of the two strangers with
rt Intere•st dubbed them Jim
a
and Susie, and voted Jim a fellew
Wert* jest, and the monkeys
ounperecl to and fro the while, and
chattered merrily. Susie went to
bea at a reasonable hour; and did
not object to being locked in her
cage; but Jim would not tolerate
the advances of any one, when near
Ibis cage, and was left roosting over
a door when the time for closing the
saloon arrived. Next morning the
bar -keeper opened the door, glanced
armed, saw •something flying
through fife air, and dodged his
head justin time to escape a sound
-blow. He peeped into the °window
and saw Jim parched _011 a tall ale
eask, with a pile of boxes -around
'`ra' and' looldng like an enraged
gorilla, evidently waiting for the re -
'appearance or the barkeepees head.
Now the. bar -keeper, a Mall of in-
flexible will, and a very Samson in
physical streugth, is not a person
who. cares to risk his life unneces-
sarily, and, therefore, he reinforced
his ranks arnd sought to overawe
jira. The monkey was evidently
determined not to yield without a
struggle, for he gathered all the
available soda bottles and boxes
and chunks bf wood about his
stre-nghold, and, upon the advance
of the barkeeper and his command,
hurled his missiles toward the ene-
ley with. great rapidity ad preci-
sion, and as long as 1i ammunition
held out he could not be dislodged.
•Finally Jam was brushed with a
club, and persuaded to keep quiet.
The strong smell of liquor caused
the bar -keeper to look aronnd with
anxiety, and well he might. Jim
had emptied whisky and brandy
upon the floot, treated Susie to
-whisky until she succunibed to its
effects and was in a beastly state of
intoxication, and had filled all the
bottles with sawdust, the damage
amounting- to $40. Mr. Findley
no loner takes interest -in quadrum-
arious aninSals of the blies mamma-
lia, but will cheerfully give informa-
tionon the subject to persons of an
enquiring turn of mind, or direct
them to "the tropical curiosity
mate" of Washington street, with
whom Susie and Jim are residina
b`
ticipate a fine showing of the sweet
Canadian flower nextseason, in
spite of hoes, plows, broadaxes, salt,
aquafortis, litre and benzine. As
a final resort, it is recommended by
a Chicago journal that a pound of
nitro-glycerine be placed under each
thistle and exploded. by electricity.
. The DiSOOVerY Of COffee•
A.CCOrdilig to vulgar tradition,
the discovery of coffee is due to the
mollah Ohadelly, whose memory is
held in reverence by all true Mus-
sulmens. The pious man, afflicted
- with sorrow at the thought that he
could not keep awake for the per-
forma,nce of his nocturnal devo-
tions, besought Mahomet to indicate
some means by which sleep might
be chased away. Mahomet, touch-
ed with pity, as well be mightz see-
ing that his own honor was con-
cerned, so brought matter's about
that a .herdsman came to aCquaint
mollah Chactelly of the curioes fact
that his (the herdman's) goats could
not go to sleep aftpr they had par -
If
taken of coffee- erries, but kept
frisking about all night long. The
mollith, taking the hint, at once.
prepared a good strong dose.of cof-
fee. He drank id andwas delight-
ed beyond measure at the result.
Not a wink of sleep did be get, de-
licious sensations crowded on his
brain, and his mfdnight devotions
were so - fervent that he at once
communicated,. the precious secret
to some dervishes, who, imitating
his example,beleag ered the prophet,
now in the seventi heaven of bliss,
with unceasing -prayer.
The irrepressible Th'stle.
A very objectionable cla.
grants have settled in 111i
have become rooted to the
pito repeated efforts on the part of
people and the Legislature to get rid
of them. These foreigners are of a
1. blood-.
believer
the pep-
thless in-
vaders are free as the wind, and
take up their quarters wherever
they may chance to a alig1They
;,
are exceedingly prolific, nd each
year thousards of them are cast, off
from thepaternal stem end seek a
.horne elseavhere. They are of Euro-
pean descent, but have long settled.
in Canada, whence they mile every
year in countless shoals across the
greatlakes. Many perish during the
journey, but more tharcenough sur-
vive to be, a- source of continual
trouble to the citizens of the State
in which the new comers settle.
They are members ef the - great
Carduus family, and in the various
Acts of the Illinois State Legisla-
ture concerning them are designated
as Canada Thistles. This year gave
a maenificent yield, notwithstand-
ing that the heat and drought killed
aln3ost everything else. They- ap-
pear to be proof against all efforts
to destroy thetn, and -neither fire,
poison, nor the knife has more than
a temporary effect upon their vital-
ity. In one locality the . plant has
been mowed before seed time, plow-
ed early in the season and raked up
by the root; then cut with the hoe
at intervals of five days during the
months ot June and Julyand final -
1)7 cut again with the , hoe and
broadaxe later in the season. In
another locality the thi, ties were
dug up and burnt. up. In another
They were hacked off el se tto the
ground and salt strewn over the
root. in another they were satu-
rated with strong brine and sprinkl-
ed with - aquafortis ; and in another
they were covered with refuse lime
from gas works to the depth _of sev-
eral inches. One bc1c1 farmer, whose
wrath against the weed must have
been uncommonly fieree, actually
pelted them up by the roots, then
dug a hole where the roots bad
bee, and filled it with benzine. He
thinks he killed the thistles thus
treated, but isnot quite certain; nor is
there, we are pained to say, a single
well authenticated eradication.
Thistle " Commissioners " .have beeu
appointed, but it is easy to see from
theirreport that they fear :gad an'
s of emi-
ois, and
soil, des -
revengeful disposition, an
shed invariably follows
they come in contact with
ple of the State. These ru
Notes frorrc
A Minnesota jud
shaving on Sunday"
--re-A'Nevada famil
boastecl ten cases of
nkail ad.vices.
—The recent Dine
well, of North Car
serious, but he is no
—The papers repo
ter Dickeson,colo
G reenbu sh, at' the a
—A ball has been
town to raise money
per. That newspap
—Local option mi
ern speciality. The
eating liquor, whate
made of.
—Mr. George Call
dent of Keesville,-
lost his right arm in
cut and corded nine
out assistance, w
miles and a half also.
—A Minnesota y
to start his horse by
gun, failed. _to make
was more successful
went Off promptly, a
his fingers with it.
—A .K_ansas legi
voted .for Senato
way: "1 don't
was. Onti fellow g
galls, and then. an
and they kept on s,
at last they called.
J'incialls, too."
.2A. Western new
ing account- of a
voyage,- describing
danger°
only "on
keel and he rocks,
atmosphere betwee
the bridge."
—An honest old
pee, Mass., waited
for the gatekeeper
bridge recently ma
got out of his sleig
the,old toll -house, 1
table and departed,
scionsness that he h
—A bank cashier
gave a wretched -lo
erican Papers.
e has decided that
illegal."
of eleven members
easels at the latest
s of Governor,Cald-
lina„ has been very
out of danger..
the death of Hes-
d woman at North
e of 109 years.
ven in a Wisconsin
to start a newspa-
r will probably die.
ce pies are a west -
contain 110 intoxi-
er else they may be
a one-armed resi-
SseX Cotttity, (he
the war,) last week
ord.s of wood with -
g each day two
uth who attempted
hitting it with his
the steed go, but
with the gun. That
d took off three of
'BRUSSELS
lator told how he
sonaethin,,cr in this
ow just how it all
t up • and. said J'in-
ther said J'ingalls,
ying J'ingalls, until
y name, andI said
paper gives a thrill -
steamer's perilous
particularly her
passage ever the Pails, with
inch of water between her
and half anichof
her chimneys and
entlernan in Chico -
vainly ten minutes
to come out at a
e free, and finally
ipened the door of
'd ten cents on the
happy in the con,6
cl done his duty.
in Hartford, Conn.,
king beggar some
small change, and oid it so kindly that
the impecunious w4etch dug out of his
capacious pockets ten or twelve dollars
in scrip, and asked the cashier to ex-
change itfor bills, remarking that "when
a feller's pockets is full of scrip, he is li-
able to lose a big part of_it.".
—Correspondents say that Dennisen,
Texas, was a wilderness five months ago.
Now it has a population of 4,500 : houses
are going up in all directions '- its streets
are 100 feet wide; a hotel containing 100
rooms is nearly comp16M; and there are
banks, an opera -house, and an iMmense
freight depot.
—A Maryland town had a highly moral
show recently, and a day or two aJer
some children went to the drug-stor
the place, and asked for choloform. The
druggist inquired what they wanted it
for; and one of them promptly replied,
"Oh, we are going to have a great moral
show, and make little Carrie float
in the air." .
The discovery has just been made
of frauds on a gigantic scale, on the
Bank of England, committed by one
Warren, alias Holton' an Ameri-
can, through a series ofskillful for-
a
b
eries of the names of the Roths-
childs and other great financial
houses. A reward. of .Xl,000 has
been offered for his apprehension,
and thie'police, are searching for him,
with hopes of success. It is believ-
ed that tale) fratid will reph a mill-
ion dollar.
Et 14
FOUNDRY.
pin SUBSCRIBER wishe to call the attention
-1- of the farming commuiSty in general to his
large and varied stet* of
Agricultural Implements,
Consisting of
IRON AND WOOD PLOWS,
With the latest improved Steel Mould. Board,
GANG puovvs,
CULTIVATORS, LAND ROLLERS,
HARROWS, SOMMERS, 846.
He would beg td call special attention to the
celebrated.
FARM EnS' PLOW,
Which has , given universal satisfaction wherever
used, to which Is now added a Thistle Point, so
much required in this part. Also, to some first-
alass
The troubles
on the increa.se.
steadily advanci
the country; and
being constantl
cruits from the
tional army is
tion. When_th
to recognize Al
Government bec
curity of the R
further lessened
e Oa
STAVE -DRUM LAND ROLLERS,
From $22 to $85. Also, a fa
First -Class Wagons,
Getting up for 'Spring use, warranted of very best
Spain are rapidly
The Carlists are
0' • into the heart of
while their army is
added to by re-
peasentry, the Na-
ffering from deser-
refusal' of .England
e present form of
ines known, the .se -
public will be even
SEASONED TIMBER.
All of which will be sold at the very
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH
Or approved credit.
WM. R. WILSON.
Brussels, Feb. 12, 1878. , 271ey
TEA ! TEA!! TEA !!!
TUFTS & HAMBLETON
Having on Impel a very large stook of
EX6ELLENT TEAS,
And being hard up for money, have determined to
sell Teas at
GREATLY REDITCED PRICES
For one month.
All parties wanting a choice article of Tea, and
wishing to save money, will find it to their advan-
tage to give them a call. They have also on hand a
very large stock of
DO
A WHITE Ho-crs
4-1- long yellow ears.
the EXPOSITOR Oth
which -will lead to his
welded.
272
LOST.
, With large black spots and
Any personeleaving word at
or at McBRIDE'S Hotel,
ecovery, will be suitably re -
GENERAL GROCERIES/
Crockery, Glassware, Wines and Liquors. Flour,
Oatineal, Cornmeal, Lake Huron Herring, &a,
which they will sell very cheap fo! cash or farm
produce.
A. JOHNSON.
TUFTS & HAMBLETON,
Brhssels, Ont.
SEAFORTH NOVELTY' WORKS.
JOHN M. MARTIN
Has now on hand a large: number of his superior
LAND R,OLLERA
Which have been well tried by the farmers of He-
ron, and are generally aeknowledged to be the best
made.
TURNIP DRILLS,
Double and Single,
Of. His Own Manufacture.
As a- certain number will only be made, parties
desiring to get one should apply early before they
are all spoken for.
-
DRESSED LUMBER'
AND
SASH AND DOORS
On hand or manufactured to order as usual
JOHN M. MARTEN.
Seaforth Novelty Werke,
Goderich Street.
14*
272
999.
An Old Priend in a New _Place.
REMOVED
•
Avat. AULT begs to inform his customers that
Y he hes just opened a large stock of the choic-
est Groceries and Provisions in the store adjoining
Campbell's Clothing Store, opposite the Mansion
Hotel, a feir doors north of his old stand, whet() he
hopes to be favored with the patronage of his cus-
tomers. Wra. Ault having removed to larger prem-
ises Where he can keep a larger and better assort-
ed stock, is in a better position than ever to suit
customers. Call and see the old friend.
CANNED FRUIT.
A. large and extra choice stock et all kinds of
CANNED FRUIT -Peaches, Tomatoes, &c.
AULT
Cannot be beat for TEAS. They are first-class
and cheep. • 267
NOTICE.
7s—a
-
N :.gxposrroR,
MEN AND BOYS.
SPRING OF 1873.
CLOTIHINC FOR ALL.
11..A.DSOMEST CLOUTS
EVER BROUGHT INTO SEAFORTH.
GALL AND SEE THEM.
T. K. ANDERSON,
M'SIRCHA.NT TAILOR AND CLOTITMR, SEAFOIITH, HAS RECElleaD HIS SPRING STOCK OF
ALL persons indebted to me by BOOK AC-
COUNT or NOTE will please eettleat once
and save the dieagrecable work of the COURT,
which must be resorted to in the event of further
delay. Messrs. LOGAN & JAMTESON are author-
ized to receive payment and.give receipts.
LAST WARNING.
NO. LOGAN.
• 267
EDWARD CASH
• Is the man to go to for
LOUIS,
Which are, without exaggeration, the handsomest Goods ever -brought into the Seaforth Market
FOR CHEAPNESS AND QUALITY, AS WELL AS APPEARANCE,
THEY CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
Complete °Suis at .4 and Upwards.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS, HATS AND CAPS.
T. K. ANDERSON'S
Spring Stock of HATS AND CAPS are daily arriving, and fer quality, appearance, style and price,
• speak for themselves.
. IN GENTS' FURNISHINGS
HIS STOCK IS MORE COMPLETE AND VARIED ;THAN EVER IT HAS BEEN.
Everything in, this line is 'constantly kept, and nothing but the LATEST STYLES
sold.
SEED WHEAT,
OATS,
Cl_ACYVPIt,
AND
TIMOTHY SEEDS,
GODERICH-STREET, SEAFORTH.
-TOWN AND COUNTRY CUSTOMERS LIBERALLY DEALT WITH.
1N'T
Try hinf once, and if not eatisfied you needn't come back.
A GOOD FIT guaranteed or no money asked.
A discounruf FIVE PER CENT. will be allowed Qfl all cash purchases.
A
3 }
REMEMBER WHERE TO GO,
SIGN OF THE MAMMOTH HAT,
MAIN -STREET, SEAFOR1.11.
CODERICH FOUNDRY.
•:"
MAN rmdersigned, having sold the Huron Foundry property and stock to the " Goderich Foundry
-I- and Miumfaetering Coreipany," begs to thank the public for their liberal support during the past
nineteen years, and trusts that they will continue to send their orders to the new Company.
Gaderich, 10th June, 1872. R. RUNCIMAN.
Referring to the above notice,
The Goderich Foundry ar. Manufacturing Co.
Beg to inform the public that they aiia prepared to contract for
t.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS; FLO4UR, GRIST AND SAW MILL* ;
SAWING MACHINES, &c.
On hand—IRON AND WOODEN PLOWS, with steel 'boards ;
GANG- PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, 'STRAW -CUTTERS, &c:
SUGAR AND POTASH KETTLES, GRATE -BARS,
WAGGON BOXES, &c.
COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES, of various kinds.
SALT PANS MADE TO ORDER.
.w
ALSO, ,
IRON.- AND BRASS CASTINGS, AND BLACKSMITH :WORK
BOILERS AND SALT PANS REPAIRED ON SHORT NOTICE.
TWENTY TO THIRTY -HORSEY PO WEB TUBULAR BOILERS generally on hand for sale.
s" All orders addressed to the Company or Secretary will receive prompt attention.
ROBERT RUNOIMAN, HORACE HORTON,
General Manager. President.
GEORGE NIEBERGALL.
Manager Agrieultural Department.
Goderich, Ontario, June 10, 1872.
1=1111M1
PUBLIG NOTIOE.,
,
NOTICE is hereby given- that the endersigned
-hi' have this day entered into Partnership -aa
Millers and Produce ConuoiesionMerchaets in the
Village of Seaforth, under the name, style and
firm of AS. P. KENDALL & CO.
[Signed,) J.A.Se P. KENDALL,
IltEARTM CHARLESWOR'lli.
JAS. P. KENDALL & CO.
Beg to state to the Farmers, Produce Itlerchants
and Dealers of the County of Huron that they
lipe purchased exam mews. KREARSON & CO.
e Mills known as the Seaforth Mills, and will
hereafter carry on the same.
All Kinds of Grain Purchased-,
As formerly,
And the Highest' CASE PRICE Paid.
FLOUR exchanged for WiLEAT.
Farmers desiring to exeberee can rely upon
getting for their Wheat No. 1 Flour.
FLOUR DELIVERED in any Part of the Til-
lage free of charge,
The undersigned, having had the entire working
management of the :dill for the past three years,
patrons may -rest iteenred that they will receive
the same satisfactoey treatment and as good. work
as formerly.
SAS. P. KENDALL & CO.
ARCHIBALD HODGE,
Secretary and Treasurer.
248
ALAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Liverpool, Londonderry, Glasgow.
Short Sea Passage, Economy and Comfort.
One of the magnificent Steamships of 'this Line
(averaging from 3,000 to 4,200 tons,) leaves Port-
land
EVERY SATURDAY
On arrival of the train leaving Toronto on Fridays
pataT5tch:h3e7e(sAit.,efryoms.m Liverpoo every
Thursday, and from
hips of the ALLAN LINE are des -
Derry every Friday for Canada. Also, from Glas-
gow about every ten days. Extra Steamships will
also be despatched froin Liverpool and Glasgow
on opening of Navigation.
Persons wishing to send for their friends can ob-
tain Tlarough Passage Certificates at the lowest
rates good. for one year, and tunotmt refunded less
e small deductionif Tickets not used. Thie mode
of bringing out persons from
ENGLAND, Ifiti-AND OR SCOTLAND
- TO CANADA,
Will be found to -be the best and most -economical,
as parties in this country having friends coming
out will saw $5 50 on oath adult pftssenger by
purchasing the ticket in this country. The Steam-
ships of the Allan Line come direct to the -Grand
Trunk Railwey .Wharves at Point Levi[South
Quebec] and Portland, and the passengers are for-
warded on at once to their destination. By this
arrangement passengers avoid all cartage and other
incidental expenses.
Through Passage Tickets and all information
may be obtained from Mr. STRAITON, Agent
Grand Trunk Railway, Seaforth. Parties con-
templating visiting the Old Country, or bringing
out friends, should consult with Ur. Straiton be-
fore they -purchase their tickets. By so doing they
willTiscakveetsintoon.
aney
parts of Caneda and the United
States issued at the cheapest rates by
A. STRAITON,
278-4 Ant G. T. Railway, Seaforth.
AUDITORS' ABSTRACT
TH TREASTJER in account with the Munici-
pality ofsllay.
1878.
To taxes refunded.
Co. Treasurer's Tax for 1871 and "72..
"Paid. Officers' Salaries
"Paid grants as bonuses
" Charities
" Six months' interest on debentures,
" Councilor's Fees.
" Trustees' Tax. •
" Registration for births, meninges
and deaths 6 12
" Default in payment of taxes.. a ..e. 14 93
"Printing, postage and stationery.... 47 25
" Sundries9 88
" Roads, bridges, &c ............1,677 33
$81 39
2,047 17
34800
55 00
25 00
75 00
120 00
6,036 68
$10,542 70
Balance on hand to next &enigma.. ... 1,471 69
JN REFERENCE to the above, the undersigned
would beg to thank their numerous customers
for the extensive petronage accorded to them for
the past four years, and trust that the same lib-
eral patronage will be extended to the neve firm
whom we have pleasure in being able to confident-
ly recommend to our old patrons. All debts -due
us, in connection with the Will =1st be paid to
Jas. P. Kendall & Co., and all debts due by us, in
connection with the same, will be settled by the
said. firm of Jas. P. & Co.
We A. SHEARSON & CO.
$12,014 39
1878.
By baltinceensvhearlii,d trioeme. Las: audit.... $1,794 49
, t
120 00
" Non-resident Tax for 1871 1,606 62
" County surplus for 1872 677 88
Clergy Reserve for 1872. 155 00
" Non-resident tax for 1872.- . 28 68
" Rent for Town Hall. . 1 00
" Collector's Taxes for 1872 ... 7,631 27
$12,014 89
Examined and found correet. „
JOHN BRODERICE,
RALPH BROWN, 1
Hay, March 8, 1873. nutators.
274-3
iivolf4ed Cod Liver Olio
THIS Preps,ratien is a solution of Iodide of Iron
-1- in perfectly pure Cod Li -ver Oil. It may be
used in all cases wbere the simple Oileis ordered,
and will be found greatly superior to it. This
preparation is hey -beneficial in Pulmonary Cone
sumption, Sere cats Compleints, Chronic Shin
Diseases, and for all chronic, disorders arising from
defective digestion, assinailation or nutrition. It
is also highly useful in Chronic Rheumatism and
Gout.
loon
Price 1.
of Ifypophosphites.
THIS is itia agreeable Preparation containing the
Hypophosphites of Lane, Soda, Potash and i
Iron, with free Hypophosphorous Acid. This
Syrup is a certain remedy for General Debility
Ontario. AS, '
from any cause, Nervous Diseases and Scrofulous
Complaints. It is also highly useful in diseates of
the bones (especially in infants) and Incipient
Pensumption. Price $1.
The above Preparations are of standard medical
reputation, and containing no seeret ingredients,
may be prescribed by phvsicians without hesita-
tion. Prepared by
:1°}INLoWILndonliT
,
For sale by -R. Linasden, Seaforth; T. R. Grant,
Brussels; G. A. Powell, Wroxeter, and Dreggists
generally. 235.
THE SEAFORTH
LUMBER YARD.
MABEE & MACDON ALD
BEG to inform the public that they have opened
a Ltunber Yard in Seaforth, near Sheareon'a
Mill, on the ground formerly used as a Lumber
Yard, by Mr. Therese Lee.-•
They will keep constantly on. hand a good assort-
ment of ALT, KINDS OF LUMBER, dressed- and
undressed." Also, LA.TH _AND SHINGLES, ell of
which they are prepared t sell at the lowest possi-
ble prices, for Cagh.
Builders and others • find it to their advant-
age to inspect oui.• Ethel!, and ascertain our prices
before'purchasingelsewhere, as we are in a position
to offer good inducements to :cash purchasers.
160 MABEE & MACDONALD.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
NOTICE is hereby given that Lhe partnership
'LI heretofore existing between us, the -ender-
signed, as) general blacksmiths and carriage
makers, in the village of Brussels, under the name
of George English & Brother, has been this day
dissolved by inutusl consent. All debts owing to
the said partnership are to be paid to T/101{A
ENGLISH at Brussebi, and all claims against the
said partnership are to be presented to the said
Thomas English, by whom the same will be set-
tled, and vb.° -will still carry on the business in
the old stand. -Dated at Brussels this 20th day of
February, 1873.
tSignedi GEORGE ENGLISH,
27324 THOMAS ENGLISH.
TO THE' PUBLIC AT LARGE.
Vlf.' H. OLIVER,
Harness, Saddle and Trunk
MANUFACTURER,
11 -41N --$T. SEAPORTII.
SIGN OFITHE SCOTCH COLLAR.
A' choice assortment of light and heavy Harness,
Whips, Bella, Horse Clothing, &e., kept constantly
on bend. Repairing promptly, attended to, and
charges moderate. Remember tb.e plaee, sip of
the Scotch Collar. 'W. H. OLIVER
Pure Drugs and Patent
Medicines.
:FIST RECEIVED, a full supply of Pure Drage
and Patent Medicines, including
FELLOWS' SYltUP HYPOPHOSPHITES,
Allen's Lung Balsam,
Peruvian Syrup,
Shoshonees Remedy,
Kennedy's Medical Discovery,
Cald.weirs Dyspepsia Remedy,
-Wheeler's Compound,
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Anti-Consuraptive Syrup,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
Bristol's Sarsaparilla.
Ilyatt's Balsam,
Campbell's Cod Liver Oil,
Job Moses' Female Pills,
Clark's Female Pills,
.HOrSe and Cattle 41edicines,
CENUINE DYE STUEfS.
R. LUMSDEN,
Comer Drug Store, Seaforth.
DANIEL ,McGREGOR, -
13ookb1nder,llarpurhey, Seaforth,
HAS just received a large Stock of the materials
- used in the business, and is now frilly prepar-
ed. to exe.cute, on the shortest notice and in the
latest styles, all orders he may be favoured with.
REGISTERS, LEDGERS & BLANK BOOKS
OF ANY Wm:),
Ruled, Printed and made to order, on the shortest
notice, and at prices -Which defy competition.
Ladies' Work Boxes cf., Fan' cy Gases
Made to order.
OLD AND NEW BOOKS
Bound and repaired at city prices.
All communications addressed to the undersign-
ed, will reeeive prompt attention.
DANIEL MeGREGOR,
Seaforth, (Ilarpurhey.
ROOMS TO LET.
LET, 'in Scott's Block, two cornmeal=
Booms on the second flat. Apply to
• 195 MeCieUGIIEY & IIOLMSTED.
' I
FUR LOST.
T .OST, on Fridey; the 14th inst., between Kin -
"1 -4 burn and the Huron Road, at the white tavern,
a ladies Victor*, brown FUR. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving the same either at the
Exenseron Ofil ce, Seaforth, or with Mr. APPLE -
TON ELCOAT, Gen. 3, Tuckeremith. 272*2
TO LET.
A LARGE STABLE. Apply to JAS
Cleegnered Store, Seaforth.
unretaa
272