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e County. Office
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1. MeNAUGHT,.
te inhabitants of
e„s- th et he hat
esntario Veterfne
a treat diseases
tic animals. He
with his horse,
-aid ready to at -
et specially at -
hop ire. the rear
All kinds. of Vet-
atly on hand.,
Surgeon, (mem-
Colleee.)bees
b the practice of
ey at aJL timeabe
uses, Cattle, &e,
OA han.a. All
at Mansion
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,SUbseriber hits -
y furnished the
e good eccerareio-
. Choice liquors,
is eapplied with
. rs in season.
hostler:1n eon- -
24-1-ly
yaille, Ont., 'WM.
Hotel is under
.been thorougly
-with the best
Itg and atte retiree
t ecenteetion. 228
ae °Raton. Ont.,
ieter. First-class
The Dar is sup -
ma cigars. Good
sexes this House
204-4t
',SALE STABT,F.2.
Seargith.. -Good
eaalways =hand.
iNAFORTTI, Ont.
Vehieles, always
tenta reside - with
.frs left, at KROX'S
to.
el door North of
LL, Proprietor.
-imitamensaame
ROPERTY
IVES.
aaforth.
axce Company—
of
of
"Oil by any other
Companies.
)A.N.
arisl. 'Investment
offer a better in-
ny others doirtf,r
eal get circulars
ing elsewhere.
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252
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COUNTER.
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upward, private
p'rannum, on
eratts. Marriage
SON, Zurich.
OAN..
to loan to anY
. Interest, SIX
uterest and paha-
cent. per teuriura
:DO-UGALL,
e sign of the Bee.r.
lAvitcli•28, 1R73.
4 The Heathen Faintest." -
The follawillg'excellent parody of Bret
Hartels- "Heathen ChMee," was com-
posed by a Lacknow Good Templar, and
in the Lodge on the occasion of the
fitit mpeting after having the Lodge -room
painted an,a frescoed :
T rise to reraark.
And. I think not in Nellie
That for painting that's dark,
And lettering.
Oar heatheu palace is pre-eminent-- -
Which the same these walls do explain.
Teimy-Sin was his name ;
For talent extolled, -
In. painting a genius, 2..
And in style rather bold,
tut the way that he slung his brasli
Was the admiration of all to behold.
It was March the third.
Quite soft were the skies,
And it might be`inferred
Fenny-Siii was likewise,
Yet he euchred our painting committee
• Ina waywe despise.
We had our hall painted,
Ttnny-Sin took it in hand,
'Twas to be frescoed, the sarae
Ile did understand;
But he smiled as he said. forty dollai;s,
With a smile that WAS eltjletilike and
bland.
But the frescoing displayed
By that Heathen Paintee,
And the letters he made .
Were gnitelfrightfal to see --
Till at last hede.sheil off a motto,
Which is always commenced with B. E. sh.(le of night, and Mat and
myself sati upon a,n antiquated black
log,e7 15 listeng,- intce,the,music of maitre,
such ae-- tree -toads, - roosters and
And said "enn this be' grunting pigs, now- and then the
We are fooled by that Painter's ehealiin lisle of a jackftss was wafted to onr
tender,"ears by the geittle zephyri that sigh -
And hewent for that Heathen Paintee
(loorl and found myself right areoneg
the women. "Oh, my 1eg-horn-1"
cried ohe. My *dear, darling win-
ter velvet 1" cried initialer, and they
pitched in—and pulled me this way
and that, boxed my ears, and one
bright-eyed little pieee-e-Mat, her
name was -,--put her af Mb round my
neck, and lkissed merighe on the
lips. Human natu're not
stand that, and I gave her as good as
she sent. It *as the first time I
ever got the taste, and it was power -
fill good, I believe J could have
kissed that girl from Julius Omsar
till the Fourth of July. -
• "Jaek," said she, -4,‘ we are sorry
to/disturb you, but won't yogi bee
1110 hom'e
Yes, I said I.
I did do it, and.ha.d another s ack
• at the gate. After that we Oak a
'kinder turtle do ving after each other,
both of us sighing like a parrot of
when vr-O -*ere away from
each- other. - .
71'.was at the close a glorious sum-
mer's day, the sun was setting be-
hind'a I distant hen-roiost, the unll
frogs' sarg,ing their everking songs,
and the pollywogsin their .native
mudpuddles, were preparing for the
Then 1 looked at our Chief,
Alnd he gazed upon me ;
And he rose in great grief,
In the scene that ensued
didnot takp a hand --
But the Hallat was sewed,
'Like leaves' on the traud
ed among the mullen-stalks,-- and
heavily adee with' the deliaious
odors of ben -roosts and pig-stys.
' The last lingering ray in the setting
With tUe paintS:'Tenny-Sin had been gnu, glancing, from th e buttons of
using
In the frescoing "he did understand."
This is why I remark,
And I think not in vain,
That for paints 'which are dark.
And lettering plain,
Our Heathen Paim tee is pre-eminent —
And this I ata hound to maintain.
KO HE CAME TO BE MARRItD.
it may be funny ; I've done it.
I've got a rib and baby.. $liadows
departed -L. oyster stews, brandy like a grasshopper dying with the
cock -tails, cigar boxes, boot -jacks, hiccups,- and I felt like a inuckturtle
wading shirt buttons, whist, and choked with a codfish ball.
Itmijohn. Shadows present—hoop- " Mat," says I, ip. a voice as mu-
skiits, bandhhuxes ribbons garterg sical as the, notes of a dying swan,
long evenings, juvenile dresses,lit- "'will ybu.have mei" .
tie willow chairs, cradles, bibs, su- She raised her eyes heavenward,
gai
ietts, paregoric, hive syruP, rlin- and claaped me by the hand, had an
barta senile, salts, squills and doc- " attack of the heaves_and blind.stag-
tor's bills. Ell just tell you how I l gers, and with a sigh that drew her
got caught. I, was always the shoe string to her palate, said,
darndest, most tea -custard bashful " Yee She grave clear out then
a solitary- horseman, shone through
-a knot -bole in a bog pen, full in
Mat's face, dyeing her hair an
orange peel hue, find showing pff
my threadbare 'coat to bad advan-
tage ; one of arms Wag around
Mat's ar waist, .my hand resting
on the small of her back ; she
was toying ' with my auburn locks of
jet black hair ; she was almAt gone
and I was almost date. Sire Igo:Aced
CAUTION 11 -FRAUDS ABROADV
T BEG Most respectfully 03 caution the public
-a• of the British Meth `Amends/ea Provieces to be
on thole gaard, againstepurchasing epurione meth -
cheep whiali are being sold au my gelatine " 116110 -
way% Pills and Oiutment," by certain.ludivicluals,
of little or no matte, trading (for the lad few
-moatlis only) under the style of -the - New York
Chemical Com.peny," Every artifice is made we:
of by theta for tlui purpose of imposing upon the
i
public; and the. nide effee ually to deeeive, they
have the effrontery, in th ir adveetisements, to
'tame 'the following ceeitiou • .
"Tho immense demand ter eHoeeowee% Pleas
ARD Orerreteeef hap benipted impriquipled perties
to counterfeit theedVe.lnablu Meditines.
"In order to protect the Public and ourselves, we
have issued a now "hude. Mark,' COlifiisting of an
Egyptian Circle of at/Wpm-di with the letter H in
the centre. Eveey box of 4enuino ' Hoaeower's
Rime AND OINTMENT' will have this brittle mark ob.
it. None are genuine without it. - .
" To Deeaens attic Joneene ea Dnuos AMD Mene-
' O/NES. i
" We call year pa,rticular attnntion to the 4iew
style of • Hota.owea's Pleas else 'OINTMENTI—
noue.of bhe old style aro inanufthetured by es n w,
ill
nor' have thy been for •montlis. wa. theref re
caution all purchasers againet recivink` from ny
Jobbers or Dealers tlie old style of geode.
: " Inform's-ten concerning any mush geode being
'offered -will be received with thanks. .
" We eek the favor of all the information you can
give in regard to those coenterfeits."
,Now this Company is aware that your laws -do
not penult them to copy the' precast: getting up of
my Meiliciues, but in order' the more eompletely
-to blind the public, they have eeicotso to another
piece of,deception, vie., m ebating e at they.deeni
it neat:Seery, as they say, td make up the Pills and
Ointment in another form, and that they adopb a
NRIV LABEL,' &O: -
Besides the above:mentioned " Chernical Clom-
p -01y," there is also,a David Pritiale, of Now York,
who by consummate tricke. is fitterepting to eell
Fit
epurious imitations of my edicines. Doaare of
him likewise. , .'
This nuprincipled Chen:deal Company has dared
- to say that I ewe very •large sums of money in the
United States. What is the fact? k newspaper
agi3nt obteineel,'withent my knoevledge or consent,
and by collusion 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 $400,1100 in gold. He then sold his
darn to a lawyer, who, got it referred by the court
to a friead of his, who gave judgment against me
to the amount of 071,287 geld, for profit which he
titlid he could have made by it, had ,I not taken
stops bo repudiate this vile transtletiou the mo-
ment it emus to my knowledge: This Judgment
will soon be set aside. It cannot be supposed, I
am sure, that I owe a cent to any oue that 1 woald
not immediately pay. .
There is no truth whatever in the statement that
I ever authorized any person or persous to use My
name flr the sale.of -my Pills tuid Ointment, al-
thotigh gross fraude have heel: practieed upon me
by Mainincipled men this way.
rwciuld ask, as a favor,- that should it come to
- the lneowledge of any person that spurious Medi-
c:in.& are being made tual Rohl in my name, that
he hoplemsed Co send me the name and address 91
,the veudor who letellingthe same, that I may, for
the pretection of th public institrite proceediags
against hibi, and I ugage 'to ' remunerate heed-
somely my it:forma-1i without disabging his name.
—Shonlilany person have reason to believe that
he'has' been deceived by buyingspnrions imitfitions
of these Medicines, he wip obflge me by sending
to the address at foot (which he eau do at a Cost of
tax 'cents in postage), one of the books of inttnie-
tioias which are eftixed to the MIRO.
My Medicinee'orin be sepplied tst the lowest
wholesalenetsprices in quantities of not less -than
e.',20 worth—viz., 8s. 64.,224., Us. per dozen boxes
of Pills or Pots of Ointment, for which remibtances
must be sent in advance. Thee° Medicines are
not field in the United States.
Bleb Pot end Box of my Genuine- Medicines
bears the*British Government Stamp, ;withe the
VtOrtie "Holloway's Pills and Ointment, Lon-
don." .
(Signed) THAI' AS HOLLOWA.Y.
533, Oxfotd Street, W. C., s
Loudon, October 3, 18'12.
1 - re /
_fellow ygn ,ever did see, , it was and squatted in my lap. I hugged
kinder in; my fine to betaken with her till T broke my suspenders, and
the shakes every, time I saw a .pret- her breath smelled of onions she had
ty girl approach me, and Ed cross eaten two weeks before
the street artV time rather thanr-face Well, to make a loirg story short
one; it %Vasil% because:I didn't like she set the day, and we practised foi.
the critters, for if 1 waiS belAind the four weeks, every night, how we
fence, looking thronih.;:ia knot hole, woirld enter the room to be married,
I could not look long enough. ' till we got so we could, walk as
Well, my sister Lib gave a party gracefully a's . a. pair of Mtiscoyy
one night, and I Started away from ducks. The night, the, company
home because I was wo bashful to and. the minister came, the sigual
face the music. Haling around the was given; and at and 81111" we
house, whistling,b"Old Daii*Trieker-," went through the hall. We Were
_ dancing to keep my feet warm, ; jest entering the 14arlor door .w -hen
watching the heads bobbing up and down I went -kurslaic on the oil
-
down behind the window curtainscloth, pulling Vat after me. 'Some
and wishing the thundering party . confounded fellow had. dropped
would brealc alp, so I could -get to banana skin on the floor, and itfloor-
my rn'Apin. I smoked up a bunch of ed me. It split- an awful hole in
cigars, and as it WAS getting late and. my gossimeres, right under my
OF SPRING AND SUMMER
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY1,GOODS.
The
Subeciiber title lunch pleasure in announcing that he is now prepared to show a large pre -
portion, of his i
,iPRI!NG AND SIMMER STOOK
OF STAPLE AND. FANCY DAY GdODS
.2t1sa\i"
ATNLEYVILLE
PLANING MILL,
SASH, DOOR ARO BLIND FACTORY
•
The subecriber having bought -at tee-ad/eve
Mill; also Una. good -will of the bite then, is now
prepared to fill all orders in his llue of basiuees.
/ •
Sash Doors and Mouldinces
ON HAND AND
'MADE TO ORDER
On the shortest notice.
CUSTOM PLANING
uncomfortable, I concluded to shin : dress coat tail. Tt was too late to
up the door -post. No sooner said ' back ovt ; SO clpeing my band over '
_ than done; and I. soon foetid mys' elf.: it we marched in and %Y ere splicedi,
snug in bed. - : and, taking a seat, 1. watched the
,
' Now,'" says I, "let her rip 1 , kissing-the-bricje - operation. My
Dance till your wind gia es out !" !,groomstnan was tight and kissed her
And. cuddling down under the till I jumped to ,take a slice, when,
quilts, Morphrus got me. ,oh, horrur ! a little. six year old imp
I was dreauring of soft-shell crabs ! had crawled behind meandpulled
and stewed tripe, and having a good my. shirt through the hole in the
time, when somebody knocked at 1 pants and.pinned it -to chair, so when
the door, and woke me np. Rapt ; I jumped up I displayed to the
again. . I laid low. Rap ! rap' ! astonished multitude a trifle more
rap! Then I heard whispering, and ; white muslin than was pleasant.
T knew there was a whole raft of The wornen giggled': the men roared, ,
gals oetside. Then Lib sings out : , and I got Mad, bet was finally put
"Jack, are you there r' 'to bed, artl so my troubles ended.
" Yes," said I. - ' Good -night . H.. T.
Then came a. roar of laugbter.
'Let us in," said she.
" 1 won't," said I. "Can't you let
a fellow alone'?"
"Are you abed?" says she.
"1 am," says I.
"Get out," says. she.
'1 won't," says I.
Then came another laugh. By
thunder ! I began - to get riled.
" Get out, you petticoated scare-
crows!" Sail -S 1. " delft you get a
beau without. hauling a fellow out
of bed? nivon't go with yon ---I
won't, so clear out." •„1
And throw ng et 1)94' at the door.
I felt bet1.
ter. But presently I heard
a small, Still voice, much_ like sister
Lib's, and it said :
"Jack, you'll have to ,get up,
• for all the givls' things are inthere.';
Oh, mercy ! •what a pickle l
Think of me in bed, all covered
with muffs, shawls, bonnets and
cloaks, and twenty girls outside
waiting- to get in. With a:mutter-
ed prayer for safety, I rolled outi
,
among the bonnet -ware and ribbons
in a hurry. Smash went the rhil-
Emery in e-er y direction. I had to
dress hiathe dark—fer there was a
. crack ii -i the door, aud girls- will
peep-ia.nd the way I fumbled about
was death to straw hats. The criti-
cal moment came. I opened the
IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED
As he feels convinced thatintending enetomers *ill find it
GREATLY TO THEIR ADVANTAGE.
HE GOODS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
N. M. LIVINGSTONE.
fitittISSELS, /larch 14, 1878.
111111111,1M1..
• .
• Strictly attended to.
HOUSE BLOCKING ALWAYS ON 111,ND AN»
PromPtly supplied. •
JAMES BENNETT.
Ainleyville, May 16, 1872. 232-47
PLOWS! PLOWS!
NIUNRO & HOGAN',
PLOW -MAKERS,
• 276 "
THE VERDICT.
AFTER A FAIR TEST TETE VERDICT OF THE, PEOPLE TS
T H AT - THE
CHEQUERED STORE AND TEA DEPOT,
Is the place to get the cheapest and best
TEAS AND GENERAL GROCEITJES.
The Proprietor of the CHEQUERED STORE AND TEA. DEPOT has plenenre in stating that bis
first stook having moved off so Apidly, he has ah eddy purchased -a fresh supply, and as a result of quick
sales ho 4s enabled to still further yeduce prices, To part* taking"TEA by the Caddie, half chest cr
- I
ehest
A SPECLA REDUVTION WILL BE HADA-
'
LIST OF LETTERS
NCALLED in the Sealorth Post Office on the
Path January, 1873.
Allan., David
Barnes, S. II.
Bronmer, R. B.
Biseett, M. R.
Bfassey, W.
Biggine, W. J.
Braseey,
Crerar, P.
Cameron, John
Campbell, John
Curry, Mies Mary ,
Grandy, Messrs. J. &
Grant, Louis •
Holleubeele Chaney
Hones, Jane
Henry, R.
Henderson, 3.
Hinnan, T. L.
Hill, John
Manner, S.
Jones, H. •
Malcom, Alex..
'Moulds, Robert
Murray, Mist/ Elizabeth
175 S. DICKSON, P. M.
leCONRO & HOGA.N desire to thank the farmere
-"-i- of the vicinity of Seaforth for the liberal
patronage which has been afforded. them since
• they began business here. They would also say
that they are prepared and -that it is their intention
to maintain the excellent reputation which their
work during the past season achieved, not only
well at every show and exhibition where they ex-
hibited.
We make the following Plows, mlows, and devote
specialattention to their inanufeetnre, oar ex-
perience showing that they are the kinds beet
adapted to agtilaltural purposes in this section:
tho farming commanitY of Huron, but as
Fanners and bthers living at a distance should lemeraber that our roads may soon break np, and that
now is the time and
Munro, Archibald
Morrell, George
Malcolm, Sohn H.
McLean, Miss Bella
hIcHaron, Sohn
McLenueu, Jacob
McDonald, Wm. Kenneth
McGreth, Michael
acKibbin, Margaret
Maiveri, 'Win.
Ittc*pater, Mr.
W.,O'Riley, Mrs.
JRapet,
'Bibb, Richard
•
Rogers, Rev. W. M.
Sheepor. A.
Sinall, Alf.
Stevens. Joseph.
Smith, 3.0.
Sharp. Stinies T.
Soles, Wm. John
Saunders, J. C.
Wi8S813, E.
Seaforth is the Towit to get the Highest Prices
.•
For /what they have to sell, and that the
CHEQUERED STORE AND TEA DEPOT -
Is the place to got the best bargaiueein
bAIRYMEN.
MILK: •CANS, AND PAILS. -
MRS. WHITNEY
Would state to Detain/en that, the has commenced
to manufacture '
Milk Cans and Pails,
Of all kinds, and can supply them
AS OnlietiP .A.S ANY IN TEE T.RADE.
Stoves and TiNIVare 011 itctnt2 as vsual.
ItiDOeputrAlniLdtpaniii LEar:. g-Tftlrocu*Illghlelegspario6reaupdtlity eattatend-
ed to.
MRS, WHITNEY,
Maiu-street, eleaforth.-
:TEAS, AND GENERAL GROCERIES.
If there be may who hti`ve doubt on this point, they have oulY to make 11 trial and they will be convinc-
ed of the fact. -1(7"
•
50 Barrels Labrador Herrings,
1
250 Barrels Lake Huron Herrings,
A large lot of dry Fish, _Salnion 'front, and White Fish,
ALL QF FIRST QUALITY /IND 41.2' LOT' PRICES Al THE
CHEQUERED STORE AND TEA DEPOT,
MAIN -STREET, SEAFORTH. '
JAMES MURPHY.
IRON PLO*,
IRON -BEAM PLOW (wOoden handles)
three styles,
DOUBLE MOULD -BOARD PLOW,
IRO..N AND WOOD SCUFFLERS, or
HORSE HOES.
The above Plows we furnish at $20 and upward;
and guarantee them to giye satisfaction—if not,
they can be returned.
The Scnffiere we furnish at $9 to $17, according
to quishty, and also guarantee satisfaction. •
GREY'S PAT ERN OF MOULD BOARDS AND
CASTINGS
Always kept on hand.
MUNRO & HOGAN,
North Main -street, Seaforth, McNaught's teld
275-18
SEWING
PI-IOTOGRAPHIC.
D. STEWART,
TN returning thanks to his numerous friends for
tantir pan/wig:3 in the pest, finkes pleasurc . in
hiforming them that his Photogrephie Gallery will
he re-openeXon Tuesday, the 18th of Februery, on
William -street, near the new Presbyterian Church,
BRUSSELS
Where be hopes to meet again With hie old Mends
and patrons, and as many new ones as may see fit
to favor hiin with a call,
epieneiatwan Pictures .kept constantly
.on hand.
N. D.—No bueeness done in this Gallery on Tees -
days anti Prat/ye , -1
271018 DANIEL STEWART, Artist.
SMQKER$1
A GOOD SMOKE USE THE
MYRTLE NAVY.
See T. & 13. on each Plug.
Price so Low -that all can use it.
.1
CAUTION.—Ite MYRTLE .LVA VY" is registered, aiul any 'infringement
On it will be prosecuted.
The name TUCKETT & BILLINGS is on each Caddy, and. T. & B. on each Plug.
Hamilton, Feb. 13, 1878. 278
a
FARMERS! •
CARTWRIt3IIT, L. D. S„ Bargee -)Dentlet.
`eft. attends -an Seefortei, etKatox's Tiotel,gite firet
eTu telly annifednesday of each month ; in Clinton,
5,000 Farmers' Sons and Daughters Wapted
. daps andeFebleys. The remisinder of the teinee at -
&tithe Commereiel Hotel, on the following Thais-
. tie strp.tford nffice.
TO PURCHASE ,
Parties reeniiing new, teeth are requested to 4salt,
IL tiaSpeforth end Clinton, on tne first days of et-
tenth/nee.
Tfestimonials ot over 500 patients who have had
thile teeth extracted by the use of the Gas, may
he wen at niy °fete in Stratioel. f
Teeth inserted in the most substantial and. im-
proved etyles.
Filling done in gold, &e., in a manner which tain-
not be sarpassed, 267-
SEAFORTH PLANING MILL.
SAS -HI DOOR AND BLIND -FACTORY
THE subscrli/er begs leave to thank his nnmerone
customers for the liberal Patronage extendedto
him since coramencing burliness -in Seaforth, end
trusts that he may be favored with a continuance
of the same. •
Parties intending to build would aa well to give
him a call; as he will ccifithitte to keep on hend a
large stock of 41.1 kinds of
GROdERI ES,
CROCKERY ANT) GLASS WA3 E
To be had at the
FLOUR AHD FEED STORE
At the lowest prices.
Call and ,examine our well -selected stook of
TEAS, SUGAI?.S, .CO.PFIES,
•
Canned Fruit, Oysters, Salinon, Lobsters.. and
Sardines eonstaatly on hand.
/4
S bock raitters 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 (late W. A. Shearson ,&
- • Co,) celebrated
FAM ILV. FLOUR
. .
DAvered on' the sliertst noilet
-I*
The highest Market, Price ,paid for all 'kinds •of
• • • Produce. '
•
CEDAR POSTS and SHINGLES still on hand
THOMAS .T4EE.
IREIViftiVE.11).
ROBERTSON,
CabbietemakerMi.d. triikertaker,
ITAS REMOValD his ware -rooms to
- JOHNSON'S OLD STAND,
Maliastreet; Seaforth,
Where he has on Wind a superior stock of Finial
titre of every description.
CALL A. -VD SEE IT.
UNDERTAKING.
rein prepared to attend funerals on the shortest
ueticeeeitbee in town or country.
prei:9;:etrind ,irse.A.uplopasiazsimilell's at PARSE,
itapt constantly on hand. -
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STIRO,UDS 1 SHROUDS 1
1R6BERTSON,
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER,
iTtganson's Old Stand,
Main street, Sieforth, has nowonhand a good
assortment of
S.X7-1130T-TaD.S
Which he can iurnisit cheaper than they can -he
got -elsewhere. -205
EXTRACTING TEETH iVITIHOUT
PAIN.
WILSON & YOUNG'S' CROCKERY.
JUST RECEIVED,
A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF CROCKERY,
Consisting of Tea and Dinner Sets complete, Chamber Sets,: in a great variety of patterns. Also, a
very complete etock
NA AND GLASSWARE.
All their Crockery is of the best.1"No second or third WM kept. This Crockery hag been bought cheap
ani will be mold comp.
TEAS.
just received, another consignment of thataaperior Tea, at from 40 eta. to $1 per pound. All other
kiads of Groceries 48 11131191.
-Remember 'WILSON & YOUNG'S is the place to get choice Liquors and keg, and the only place
where Carling% celebrated XXX Ale in quarter barrels for family use is kept.
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WIESON & YOUNG
Main -street, Seaforth.
.1.1R•21.111.11.0..9111ammnumniniloadballlielelim
THOMSON & WILLIAMS'
MILL AND ENGINE WORKS,'
MITCHELL, ONT.
MACHINES. N F. Burnlam's Patent Turbine - Water Wheel.
1 A NEW SUPPLY OF
The Howe art& the Osborn
SEWIN(,! MACHINES,
with all the latest improvements, jus -E received at
W. N. WATSON'S
steed.
- SEAFOR-FH. "
Call and see them. Their well-established repu-
tation renders it unnecessary to perticularize their
superior qualities, furtber khan that they are the
best and cheapest made.
Sewing machines of all kinds repaired, cleaned
and put in perf ect order, at my office, by a thorough-
ly practical inachinist,from Toronto.
WM.. N. WATSON, Seaforth.
W. T. HUNTER
" - • BRUSSELS,
Ilorsahoer and general Blacksmith,
-Manufacturer of Iron Harrows. Special attention
to Job work and Horse Shoeing.
. TE`fISS. REASONABLE.
Shop, lately occupied' by G. J. BAILEY, in rear of
Wyrm's Wagon Shop. 270c18
havanow thoroughly tested the above 'Wheel and guarantee it equal er superior to the best wheels
VV nowAn use, while stronger and more durable. References to well-known and reliable mill owners,
who have them in uce, given on applieation.i We build all sizes and kinds of
STEAM
DRY PINE LUMBER,
DOORS, BLINDS, .KouLpukTp,
SHINGLES, LATE, ETC.
Be feels confident of giving satisfaction to;those
Alio say lavoni him with their patronage, as EMIR
tiOt Iltret-class ever:Innen are employed.
Pertioulielittentlei paid to Custom Platting.
201 JOHN IL BROADFOOT.
Stationary, Portable find Upright, and gnarantee them unsurpassed -by any in use. We use on a, our
Engine's the celebrated JUDSON —IF R NO Rd We are prepared to contract for the erec-
tion of all kinds of Grist, Flour and Saw -mills, with al the test improvements.
Lath Mills, Bolters, Shingle Mills, Double and Single Jointers, Heading Machines, Heading, TUT31-
ors' and Planers' Stave Machines, and all kinds of Flax Machinery, &c:, &c., manufactered largely.
Our Boiler Shop is in full blast, and we have as foreman of this important departnient, Mr. JOHN
WRIGHT, who, for 20 yearie was 'foreman of the Brantford Boiler Works: Having a good forceeof exe
perienced boiler makers, we are prepared. to attend to boiler repairs either at the shop or at rail's
promptly. GIVE US A CALL.
We have found out what every Fanner wants. It is
TWO-HORSE POWER SAWING 4A.CHINE,
The power of which is supplied -with strong fly -wheel, suited to drittlfilta Straw Cutter, Grain Crusher
and other Machinery, with no extra charge, except for the belt. This machine eat well suited tee every
farmer's own use, as he car: with two horses and from three to four men or boys cnt from 20 to SO cords
of wood per day. Our machine has been thoroughly testedand is strong enthigh to do all we reeem
mend it to do. It is supplied with friction flanges, by which the saw is stopped, when caught t et
pinched, before 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 bore° power. Also,
Grain Crashers, with iron and wood frames, Fanning Mulls, rforse Powers of all kinds, Gang Plows,
Steel Plows, with wrought iron beams, wood beams and east iron beams, Horse Hoes, Weeders, Culti-
vatorse&c., &e. Repairs of all kinds dono eifoinptly. Orders by mail or otherwise solicited. Addrese,
267 - THOMSON & WILLIAMS, Mitchell, Ont.
THE UNDERSIGNED is able to furnish those
who will favor hien with their patronage with
, i
Any narument of Any Make.
Also, Agent for
MASON & HAM.LIN'S ORGANS,
Which cannot be excelled on the Continent for
fullness and nehness of tone.
C. ARIVISTRONG,
t Telegraph Book Store:
C. YEO,
A UCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MER -
GRANT, Main -street, Seaforth, will attend to
all stiles in the County of Huron on liberal terms.
Partieular attention paid to sales of YarlEt Stock, &c.
271 C. YEO, Auctioneer.
P. BRINE,
T IQENSED AUCTIONEER for the County of
Huron. Sales attende4 in all parts of the
Conedtg. All orders left at TEE EXPOSITOR Office
willbe promptly 'Weeded. to. ' Pd8
BOARDING. -
TT COLIA1)AY hat leased:the large lind*com-
snodions house, on the Salt Works 4:i/rounds,
adjoining the Railway Station, and has fitted it up
as a boardilighbnse. Good treble and comfortable
rooms. Persons wishing a pleasant hoarding-
hbutee Ithould apply, as there are at present a few
vacancies. Transient boarders accom•modated at
less than hotel ratette 228