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Sea Billings says : "V‘tt kant
find contentment laid dirty; on tiee
map, it iz an *glean,- .place not
settled ye te and those iieach it seonest
, who throw aetay their compass and
go it blind."
—.\. Cincinnati belle, upon being
asked -her fathee's profession, said
he " embalmed pork, she believed."
lle was a hog -packer.
—A Kentucky editor yeceived
the following- note-froue a stibseriber
asking that e false notice of his
death might. be coerrected " Sir; I
nods few errors in the bbituary ot
myself wieh appeerd in your paper
of laat wensday, I ware born in
greenttp canot caldwell, and my
retirement from bisnes in 18.69 was
not twin to il helth, but tu a little
treble I had in connection with a.
horse) arid the 0018 Of my de%1-31 was
net small -pox, pleas make correc-
tions for emit I enclose 50 cents." .
—An oId lady who died was giv-
ing orders for' her funeral,- and
'among other thinge she said he
.wanted to be "laid oat" in 'her
hitt& silk gown, and they must mit
take out the back bree4dtb, as they
did when. Sally Smith Was laid out.
a For," said the old lady, deprecat-
ingly hut seriously, " What a figure
Sally, will cut at the resuerection.
without any beele breadth in he.r
gown.
Uncle .Chew," a -venerable-
negro preacher of Jersey City, cher-
ishes the odd delusion that all wo-
men have seven devils. " Fier,"
says he, "as Mary Magdalene was
theonly women who ever had them
cast out, all the rest Must, conse-
quentlyehave themI." Ile thinks
the preaching of the present day is
shocking. "Why, ileydon't say
nethn about hell eiowadaYs, and
what's religion good for Without bell
and de debble ? Guess dee* Will
find out demseIves, by and by,
shurrah."
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Poetry to Orden
,Rpery Man and Wo:iwtta their own Poet.
A clever len :(1',esprit (says the
Scotsman) has jut been published
at Oxford entitled Every Man his
own Poet; or, the Inspired Sing-
er's Recipe Book'', ley a Newgate
Primmer." There is enough of
tratt in whet follows to give it sati-
ric pein t—"Poetry, like free thought
was first a work of inspiration, sec-
ondly of science, and la:Ale now of
trek.- At its first star it was open
to only here and there 'a genius'; -at
its next to all intelligent n -en,
and at its third to 'air the human
race. Thus, east as there is no boy
now but can throw stones- Lt the
windows which Bishop Cotenso has
broken, so there is scarcely -a young
lady hut can raise flowers from the
seed .stolen out of Mr.t. TennYson's
garden. And surely, whatever, in
this its course of change, Vetry may
have lost in. quality, is more than
made up for by what it ha gained
in quantity. For in thre- first place
it is far pleasEuiter to the tastes of a
scientifie generation, to understand
how to make bad poetry than wan-
der at good, and secondly, as the
end oflioetry is pleasure, that we
should make it each for ourselves is
the very utmost that we can desne,
since it is a fact in which we all
agree, that no man's verses pleases
him so muell as his own."
Here_ is his recipe for making
Browning" : "Take rather a
coarse view of things in general.
In the midst of this, place a man
and a woman, she and hei. ankl4s
tastefully arranged on a slice of
Italy, or the country -about Portic.
Out an opening across the breast of
each, Until the soul. becomes visible,
be very careful that none of the
body be Iost during the operation.
Pour into each breast as much as it
will hold of the new, straitg wine of
love;.and, for fear they sauld take
cold by exposure, aever ehetei quick-
ly up with aquantity of obscure
classical quotations, a .few familiar
allesious to an unknown period of
history, and a half destroyedefresco
by an early master, varied every
now and then with a refer-
to:the fugues or toccatas of a
quite forgotten composer. If the
poem. be ail] intelligible, take a pen
.and remove catefuily all the Deces-
sary artio,les."
Here for the Pre-Raphaelite mix-
ture : "Take three damozeles, dress-
ed in straight night-gowns:Pull
their hair pins out, and lee. their
hair tumble all about their shoulders.
A few stars may be sprinkled into
this with advantage. Place an au-
reole about the head of each, and
give each a lilly in her hand, aboult
half the size of herself. Bend their
necks all different ways, and set
them in a low -before a stone wall,
with an 'apple -tree between each,
and seine large flowers at their feet.
Trees and flowers of the riglet sort
are very plentiful in church win-
dows. When you have arranged all
these object e rightly, take a cast of
them in the softest part of your
brain, and pour in your word com-
position as above described. This
kind of poem is very much improv -
.ed by what is called a burden.
This consists of a few jingling words
generallyief an arohteic chaiiiteter,
about Which we have only to be
careful that they have Po, refereee
"to the subject of the pedal .theY are
-to o rn a m en t. They are insettOd
without variation between'th6 aail-
zas."
This is for a patriotic poem. a /a
Swinburne : "Take one ulasphem-
ing patriot, who etas been 'hung' or
- belied for sonie time, too -ether with
the oppliessed country belonging to
Ern. .Scr4_theSe in. a quantity of
rottett sentiment, till they are Com-
pletely sadden; and in the mean-.
time get ready at indefinite number
number of Christian: kings _and
priests: kick these. till they are
nearly dead; add copious broken
fragm en tS . of the Catholic Obutc.h,
and mix all together thoroughly.
Place them in a hear) u/ion the op-
pressed country ; seasoni
with coarse expressions; and �n, he
top cat ef u ly arrange yoeir patriot,
garnished with laurel etwith pars-
ley ; surroundid with artificia1. hops
f.)r the future, which are never
meant to be tasted. This ;kind of
poem is cooked in verbiage, .flavoied
with liberty,. the fate of whibh is
much heightened by the introduc-
tion of a few _high gods, and the
garne-of fortune. The. amount bf
verbiage Aieh liberty is capable. of
&vet -iris is prectically infinite."
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The Sto:. of Two Little- Boyei.
Mark, Twain's Story of the .Poor Little
- Stephen Oiritrd.
The man lives in Philadelphia,
who, when young and poor, entered
a bank, and says he, Please sir,
don't you want a little boy ?" And
the stately personage.said, " No, lit -
tie bey, I don't 1.‘want--a little bey."
The little boy, whaed4heart was too
full for etteiance, chewing a piece
of licorice stick 'he had, bought with
a cent he had stolen from his .good
and pious aunt; witb solos plawl
andible,.and .with great globules Of
water running down his, .cheeks,
glided silently; dthe n the - marbh3
steps of the bank: Bending- his
noble form, th6 bank Man doi!ged
behind a door, for he thought the
little boy was going to Sby a stpne
at him. But the boy 'picked up
something and stuck it in his poor
but ragged jacket. "Come 'here,
little boy," and the little boy did,
come here ; and the hank man said,
"Lo, what pickest,thou up T'. And
he mnswered . and said, "A pin."
And .the bank man said, " Little
boy, :D' e you good 1" and he -said he
was. And the - bank man said,
"How do you vote ?—excuse me,
do you go to Sunday .school and
he said he'did. . Then the bank man:
tok down a pen made. of pure gold
and flowing with pure ink, and
wrote. on a piece of paper, "St.
-Peter," and asked' the little boy
what it stood for, and he said.
"Salt Peter." Then the bank
men said it.meaut "Saint Peter."
The little boy tend " Oh."-
The bank nia' n took the little boy_
to - his bosom, and( the little boy
said ",Oh!" again, for he squeezed
him. Then the bank man took the
little boy into a partnership, and
gave 'him ,half the profits and all the
capital, and he married the bank
mugs 'daughter, and all *he has is
all .his, and all his own too. .
STORY OF ANOTHER LITTLE BOY.
My.uncle told me this story, and
I spent six weeks picking up pins
in front of a bank. I expected the
bank man would call me in and say,
Little boy, are you good I" 'and I
was going to say "Yes;" and when
he asked me what "St. John"'
,stood for, I was going to sey " Saelt
John," - But 1 guess the bank man
wasn't anxious to have a partner,
and I guess the da.uplater was a son,
for one day says be to me, "Little
boy, what's that you are Ticking
up7" Says 1, awful meekly,', Pius."
Says he, "Let's see 'ern. • And he
took 'em, and I took off my cap,
all ready to go in the bank and be-
come a • palterer and Marry his
daughter. But I didn't get an in-
vitation. He stid, "Tose pins be-
long to the bank, and if . -1 catch you
hanging around, her any more I'll
set the dogs .on you !" Then I.( left,
and the mean old cuse kept the pins.
Such Wife as I find it.
CAUTION LI 'FRAUDS ABROItel
T BEG Most reaPeottully to caution the public
-a- of the Britieh North Anierlean Prov'inces to be
on -their guard againet purchaeing spin:ions medi-
cines which are holug soldeaeiny genaineet'Hollo-
way's Pills and41ntinent," by eertain
of little or nolneans, trading (for the laat few
menthe 'onW :under the. style of the " New'York
Ohemicel Company," Eatery artifice is made neb
of by them for the mpose of imposing upon the
public; and the more effectually to deceive; they
have th.e effrontery, in their advertisements, to
itume the following caution:
4: The immense demand for HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
AND OINTUNNT' has tempted unprineipled )aeldes
to eounterfeit theee valuable :Medicines. -
"In order to proted eito Public and ourselvee, we
have issued a new ' 'bade .21erk„' consietingof an
Egyptian Cirele of aserpent with the letter II in
• the centre. Every box of genuine,' HOLLOWAY'S
PILLs AND OrSraMNT' will have this trade mark on.
it. None are genuine without it.
" To DRALtna AND JOBroilaa XN DRUGS AND MEDI-
OINES.
"We call your particelar attention to the new
„style of s HotLoWars PALS AND OINTAIRNT1—
none of the old stYle aro ntanufaetured by us now,
nor have they been for mouths. Wo therefore
cautionnil purehaners against reoiving from any
Jobbers or Dei lore the old style of goods.
" Informatien concerning any sueh goods being
offered will be received with thanks.
t: We ask the favor Of all the inforrnatien you can
rive in regard to those counterfeits."
Now this Company is aware that your la -Ws do
not permit them to copy the preeise getting up of
ny Medioines, but iu order the more oomplett4
to blind the -public, they have recourse to another
piece of deception'viz., in stating that they deem
it necessary, is they say, to make up the Pills and
Ointment in another form, ennl, that they adopt a
nenEtr,&c. ' .
,Besides the :above-mentioned "Phemical
Ooth-
pan,' there* ie else. a Dearid Pringle, of New York,
who by consummate triokery is aetempting to sell
spurious imitationirof my Medicioes. Beware of
him likewise.
This unprincipled Ohenlical Company hes dared
to say that I owe very large -stuns ef money in the
Tinited States. What is the feet A newspaper
agent obtained; without my knowledge or coneent,
end by collusion with: a party who held. a Ihnited
power of attorney of mine, an order to advertise
my Xtedieines in. _South. America for three years, to
tho extent of $400,000 in geld. Ile then . sold his
claim to it lawyer, who, got it referred by the court
to a friend of his, who gave judgment against me
to the_amount of $171,237 gold,for profit which he
said he could have made by it, had I not taken
steps to repudiate thie;‘,ile transaction the mo-
ment it came to my knowledge. This judgment
will soon be sot -aside. It cannot be siippoeed,
am sure, that I owe a cent to any one that I would
not immediately pee.
There is no trath whatever in the statement that
I ever authorized any person or persons to use my.
memo- for the Salo of my. Pille and Ointment, 01 -
though gross frauds have been practised upon me
by unprincipled men this way.
I would ask, akin'favor tett should it come to
tho kno vledge of any per that various medi-
cines are being made aiid 4d in my name, that
he bepleased to send me th name and address °t-
am vendor who is selling th eame, that I may, for
the protection of the publi , institute proceedings
agienst him, and I englfg& to remunerate hand-
soinely my -informant without divulging his name.
any person have reason to believe that
he has been deoeived-by bnyingspurious iinitations
of these Meditines, he will oblige the by senaiug
tothe address at foot (which he can do -at a cost ot,
six cents in postage), one of the books of instruc-
tions which a.re affixed to the same. '
" My Afetlicines can be elipplied at ikhe lowest
wholesale netrprices in quantities of net _less than
£20 worth—vre., 8s. 6d., 22s., 845. per dozen boxes
of Pills or pots of Ointment, for which remittances
must be sent in advance': These Medicines. are
not liold in file United States. •
Feteh Pot and Box of my _Genuine Medicines
bears the British Government Stamp, withe the
words " Holloway's Pills and Oinement, Lon
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4.1°13"" (SiG;ned) THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
563, Oxford Street, W. C.,
London, October 3, 1872.
.SEAFORTH NOVELTY WORKS.
JOHN M. MARTIN
Has now on hand a large number of his superior
. LA*.iNI) R,OLLERS,
Which have been well tried by the farmers of Ha-
rem, and are generally acknowledged 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 ap usual
• (
JOHN M. MARTIN.
Seaforth Novelty Works,
Goderich Street.
- sis"
SEWING MACHINES.
FIRST PRIZE PLOW
. AT.
VVILLIAMSON'S
OLD ESTABLISHED MANUFACTORY;
SEAIOATII.
J'ATING taken the first prize for Iron Beam
Plows at the late Exhibition held in Hamilton,
and the first at the Western Fair held in London,
beeitlesn high recommendation on the same Plow,
I can, with confid.ence, recommend my Plows for
eftieiency of work and lightness of draft, se being
'second to none in the Dominion. The following
is a list of Plows constantly on hand:
Iron -beam, with wooden handles,-
Steel Lanside and Mouldboard,
Iron Plows Wood Plows,
Double Moilliboard Plows and &Milers,
Iron. Harrows, &c.
An exernination of my Plows is respectfully
solicited before purchasing elsewhere.
Castings end Boards kept on hand for repairind
" Grey Plows."
276 6. WILL ‘0EION.
PLEASE TAKE NOTIC .
rrtee: undersigned will keep on his pre
Harparhey, (at the brick house of the
Chalk) for the improvement of stook, -
A THOROUGHBRED BERKSHIRE B IAB,.
Terms ---$1 each sow, payable at the Line of
service, with the privilege of returning if ne essafy.
277.2 e THOMAS McLE ND..
•ses at
late Dr.
A NEW SUPPLY OF
The Howe and the Osborn
MAC'plArES, -
with all the latest improvements, just received at
W: N. WATSON'S
SEAFORTH.
Call and see them. Their well-established repn-
tation renders it unnecessary to partioulinize their
supeiior qualities, further, than that they are the
best and cheapest made.
r Sewing machines of all kinds repaired, cleaned
and put imperfect order, at my office, by a thorough-
ly praetical mae.hinist from Toronto.
WM. N. WATSON, Seaforth.
W. T. HUNTERA
1
BRUSSELS,
Horseshoer and General Blacksmith,
Manufacturer of Iron -Harrows. Special attention
to job work and Horse Shoeing.
TERMS REASONABLE.
Shop lately occupied by G. J. BAILEY, in rear of
Wynn's 'Wagon Shop. 270c13
z.R.pomet TO LET.
rro LET, in Scott's Block, two commodious
Rooms on the second flat. Apply to
105 McCAUGnEY HOLMSTED..
--_--T•e_r_de- .
• 'I
ENIN
OF SPRING AND SUMMER .
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
The Sttbscriber has nun& pleasure in announcing that he l now prepared to show a,large pro-
. portion of his
SrRING,,.1,!1,AND SUMMERSTOCK
OF STAPLE 'AND FANCY DRY GOODS
INTSP'C'T.101\T
•
IS RESPECTrULLY
As he feed!' convinced: that intending customers will find it
'GREATLY- TO THEIR ADVANTAGE.
HE ,GOODS SPEAK FOR ,THgvisp_vEs.
N. -M. LiviNgsoroNE.
BRUSSELS, March 14;1873. 276
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THE „YEADICT.T.
AFTER A FAIR TEST THE VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE IS
THATVT E
CHEQUERED, STORE ND TEA DEPOT, .
Is the niece to get the the peet and best
TEAS AND GENERAL. - GROCERIES
• • -
The Proprietor of the CHEQUERED STORE AND TEA DEPOT has pleasure in slating that his
first stook having moved off so rapidly, he has alteaily purchased a fresh apply, and as a reErult of quick
sales he is enabled to still further reduce prices. To parties taking TEA_ by the Caddie, half chest cr
chest
A SPECIAL-REDUCT.10IV WILL BE SrADE.
Farmers and others -living at a distance should remember that our roads may soon break up, and that
now is the time and II
t
Seaforth is the Town. to (Yet the Highest Prices
•
b • •• •
For what they have to sell, and that the
CHEQUERED STORE AN . TEA DEPOT
Is eite place to get the best bargains in
TEAS AND GENERAT... GROCERIES.
If there be *any who have doubt owthis point, they have only_ to make a trial and they will be convince
1 eil of the fact.
50 Barrels Labrador rrings,
20 Barrels Lake Huro Herrings,
A large lot of dry Fish Salami' Trout, and White Fish,
ALL OF: FIRST QUALiTY AND AT LOW PRICPS AT THE
CHEQUERED STORE- AND TEA DEPOT,
MAINSTREET, SEAFORTH.
JAMES MURPHY.-
, - 1
SMOKERS,
FORA -GOOD SMOKE USE THE
MITRTLE
NAVY.
See T. & B. on each Plug.
Price so Lo'civ that all can use it.
CA UTI62eE'1he "MYRTLE .NA VY" registered and any ily'ringement
on it will lie prosecuted
The name TUCKETT & BILLINGS is on each Caddy, and T. & B. on each Plug.
Hamilton, Feb. 13, 1873. 273 -
THOMSON & WILLIAMS'
MILL AND ENGINE WORKS,
MITCHELL, ONT.
. t
N. F. 'Burnham's Patent Turbine Water -Wheel.
WEhave 'new thoroughly tested the above wheel and guarantee it equal or superior to the best wheels
now in nue, while stronger and more durable. References to well-known and reliable mill owners,
who have them iu use, given on application. We build all sizes and kinds of
'Sr=-44/LIVI "111\TGI-IINT2.773S,
Stationary, Portable and tpright, andgnarantee them nnsmpassed by any in mei; We use on a our
Engines the) eelebreted JUDSON GOVERNOR. We are prepared. to contract for the erec
tion of allrkiuds of Grist, Flour and Saw -mills, with all the Intest improvements.
Lath Mills, Bolters, Shingle Mills, Double and Single Jointers, Heading Machines, Heading, Turn:
ers':and-Planers' Stave Machines, and all kinds of Flax Machinery, &c., etc., inanufactured largely.
Our Boiler Shop is in fall blast, and. we have as foreman of thie important department, Mr. JOHN
WRIGHT, who, for 20 years was foreman of the Brantford Boiler Workie. Having a good force of ex-
perienced boiler makers, we are prepaaed to attend to boiler repairs either at the shop or at mills
promptly. GIVE US A. CALL. d .
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 Crusher
and other Machinery, with no extra charge, except for the belt. This machine is well suited' to every
farmer's own use, as he can with two horses and from three to four men or boys cat from 20 to BO cords
of wood per day. Our machine has been thoroughly tested, and is strong enough to do all we recom-
imend it to do. It is supplied with friction flanges by which the saw is stopped, when caught or
pinched, before it would be poesible to stop the hories.
TRIAL OFFERED.
We are bnilding great numbers of the Cumming's Straw Cutter, for hand or horse power. Also,
Grain Crushers, with iron and -wood initnes, Fanning Mills, Horse Powers of all kinds, Gang Plows,
Steel Plows, with wrought iron beams, wood beams and cast iron beams, Horse Hoes, 'Weeders, Cniti-
vators, &c., &c. Repairs of till kinds done promptly. Orders by mail or otherwise solicited. Address,
267 THOMSON & WILLIAMS, Mitchell, Ont.
TEA! TEA T TA !!!
TUFTS & HAMBLETON
Having on hand a very large stock of
EXCEL LENT TEAS,
And being hard up for money, have determined to
sell Teas at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
For one pontb.
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
GENERAL GROCERIES,
Crockery, Glaisware, Wines and Liquors. Flour,
Oatmeal, Carrie:teal, Lake Huron Herring, &c.,
which they will sell very cheap for cash. or farm
produce.
TUFTS & HAMBLETON,
Brussels, Ont.
AINLEYVILLE
PLANING MILL,
SASH DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
The subscriber having bought out 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
ON HAND AND I
MADE TO ORbER
On the shortest notice.
CUSTOM. PLANING
Strictly attended to.
HOUSE BLOCKING ALWAYS ON HAND AND
Promptly supplied.
JAMES BENNETT.
Ainlepille, May 16, 1872. 232-47
CORRECTION.
A REPORT habiing got into circulation that I
1- did not obtain a licencefor myHotel this year,
!, this notice is to:tontradiet such report. My Ho-
tel is duly and rekalitstr,lieenced, and the certifi-
cate thereof can be seen onapplication.
• • SIMON POWELL,
Royal Hotel, Seaforth.
Seaforth, March 2, 1873. 276-3
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TO DAIRYMEN.
MILK CANS AND PAILS.
MR. WHITNEY
Would state to Dairymen that she has comMenced
to manufacture
Milk Can and Pails,
Of all kinds, and ean supply them
AS.CIMAP AS ANY IN THE TRADE.
Stove8 and TillWare on hand as 'usual.
ReCOpairinALgOandI L2afyoar TealroeuWlighinolges;rolemandpayRetail.
d
ed to.
MRS. WIIITNF,Y,
Main -street, Seaforth.
PHOTOGRAPHIC,
D. STEWART,
Preturning thanks to hie 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 t1u3 new Presbyterian Church,
BRUSSELS
Where he 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 Tue's-
days and 7ridays.
2711)13 DANIEL STEWART, Artist.
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY! AND GLASSWAPX
To be had at the
FLOUR AND FEED STORE
At the lowest prices.
Call, and exaraine our -well-selected stook of
TEAS, SUGARS, COP.FIES', ct.c.
Canned Fruit, Oysters; Salmon'Lobsters and
Sardines conetanely on hand.
Stock raiserswould do well to try Simpson's Horse
and Cattle Spice the finest and cheapest Condi-
tion Powder:in thirworld.-
j. P. KENDALL & Co.'s (late 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
THOMAS LEE.
REMOVED. _REMOVED.
M. ROBERTSON,
Cabinet-maker and Undertaker,
HAS REMOVED his ware -rooms to
JOHNSON'S OLD . STAND,
• Mais-street, Seaforth,
Where he has on hand a suPerior stock of Furni•
tnre of every description.
CALL AHD .SBE IT.
4
UNDERTAKING.
• Having purchased Mr. Thomas Bell's 10,A1tSE:
I am prepared to attend funerals on the shertest
notioe, either in town or country.
- • Coffins, All Sizes,
Kept constantly on hand.
SHROUDS! SHROUDS 1
M. RQBERTSON,
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTA*F,R,
Johnson's 01a,Stand.,
Main street, Seaforth, has now on, hand a good
assortment of
siotins
Which he can furnittiAeheaper than they can be
gotehiewhere. 205
EXTRACTING TEETH WITHOUT
,PAIN.
CI CARTWRIGHT, L.D. S„ Surgeon Dentist
‘-i• attends in Seaforth, at Knox's Hotel, the first
Tuesdey and Wednesday of oaela month; in gllnton,
,nt the Comma:cud Hotel, on the following Thnrs-
°days and Fridays. The remainder of the time at
his Stratford office.
Parties requiring new teeth are remaested to call,
if at Steitorth and Clinton, on the first ds,vs of at-
tendance.
Testimonials of over 500 patients who have had.
their teeth extracted by the use of the Gas, may
rhe Been at my office in Stratford.
Teeth inserted in the most substantial and im-
proved Rtyles.
Filling done in gold, &e., in a manner which can-
not be stirpaseed, 267-
• • SEAFORTH PLANING MILL,
SASH, DOOR ANDILIND FACTORY
subscriber begs leave to thank his numerous
--1- customers for the liberal patronage extended to
him since commencing business in Seaforth, and
trusts that he may be favored with econtinuance
of the sa•me.
Parties intending to build -would do well to give
him a call, as he will continue to keep on hand a
large stook of all kinds of
DRY PINE LUMBER,
SAMMIE s,
DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, ETC.
Be feels confident of giving satisfaction to those
Alio may favour him with their patronage, as none
but first-class workmen are employed.
1.:Partionheretttention paid to Cm3tom Planing.
201 JOHN II. BROADFOOT.
MUSIC, ,MUSIC1
• THE UNDERSIGNED 19 able to furnish those
who will favor him with their patronage with
• Any Instrument of Any Make.
Also, Agent /of
MASON & ILAMYJN'S ORGANS,
Which cannot be excelled on the Continent for
fellness and richness of tone.
C. ARMSTRONG,
Telegraph Book Store.
C. YEO,
UCTIONEER AND COMMISSION HER-
-lel- -CHANT, Main -street, Seaforth, will attend to
ail sales in the County of Huron on liberal tering.
Particularattention paid to sales of Farm Stock, &c.
271 C. TEO, Auctioneer.
J. P. BRINE,
T ICENSED AUCTIONEER for the County of
-2-1 Huron. Sales attended in all parts of the
Country. All orders left at THE EXPOSITOR Office
will be promptly attended to. 198
BOAINDI O.
T_T COLLADIet leased the large and corn-
-A -L!! modious house, on the- Salt Works elrotmds,
,adjoining the Railway Station,- mid hal; fifted it up
as a boarding-Innise. Good table and comfortsble
roomsrersPps wishing a pleasant hoarding -
house egetzld aPpIf, as there are at present a few
vacancies. Transient boarders accommodated -at
less than hotel rates. 228