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STED, Barristare,
ktor in Chancel:le
bias and CrOtiTtly
• Seaforth. Agetf
ComaanY,
at 8 per cell
risters 8.11a A.
autneer,v and rue°
one, etc, Offices—
boo of Private Funds ese,
cent. Interest, patsilit
w. c. arRaan.,
ta‘r Attorney en- ebati6_
01.t. - 0 flice—over Z. Os
Mut Square. ,
Ifeslaose!alet,
ea,Solieitors Che
ffice--twa doors, noethoe
L MeDONALD,
Brusseles
Is.
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emoved to the house ors
atation, one door SOU*
Nite McCallam's Head,
uk MeYer, wheas he will
D-,1, Cs Graduate el
Areal, Physician, Sure
mee--Brueefield.
C, M., Physician, $a.e.
Fsesidence, corner of
next to the Planing MIL
S formerly of Cornell
. and Graduate of Orei,
e. Residence — Cookee
be at. Brucefield
rom 2 till 5 o'clock.
EGN.-13. Mc:NAUGHT,
to the inhabitaute of
•g country that he has
i. of the Ontario Veterin-
epared ta treat diseasea
11 domestic animals. He
enaction with his horse -
1 be found ready to at-
of
the feet specially at.
and shop in the rear
store. AR kinds of Vet-
coustantly on hand.
22e1
ter" s.ussary Surgeon, (mem,
Veterinary College,) bege
turned. ta the practic
, and may at all times be
'Fes of Horses, Cattle &e.
'oustantly
to. Mae, at Mansion
278
(la I...DS.,
ON, Dentist, &ctth
., Seafor,
Plate w '
ork latest
(=atil executed. All snr-
times performed with
Fees as low as canbe ob-
hours from 8 A. M. to 5
A. G. McDougall,- 's Store,
WO-
rEisise„-
aforth„ Ontario. SIMON
tor. The sttbseriber has
[aid newly furnished the
tow affords good accommo-
lig public. Choice liquors
rite table is supplied_ with
qou.- Oysters in season.
-attentive hostler i4„ con -
2,51:1y
HOTRT., Clinton, Ont.,
Proprietor. First-class
,vellera. The Ba.r ia sup
-
liquors and cigars. Good
stage leaves this House
204-4t
I. AND SALE STABLES._
's Hotel, Seaforth. Good
veytatees always onhand.
aRLES, SEAFORTH, Ont.
narortable Vehicles, always
A.rrangenaeuts made with
All ordere left at Kantist
atteatied to.
esa—Third door North of
tet.
MAS BELL, Proprietor.
-TR LOVE.
maia reclinea esiae a stream.
At fill of summer day,
na half-avla,ke, and half a -dreamt,
She watched the ripples playShe ;
marked the water fall and heave,
Thedee.ning shadows throng,
Ana heard, as darkened down the eve,
The river's bubbling song ;
a thus it sung, with tinkling tongue,
That rippling shadowy river --
Youth's brightest day will fade away,
Forever an fot-ever
The twilight past, the Moon at last
Rose broadly o'er the night,
Each ripple gleams beneath her beams,
As wrought in silver bright,
The heavin,,,,,a waters glide along,
But mingling with their voice,
The nightingale now pours his. song,
And makes the shades rejoice ;
And, thus he sung with tuneful tOngue,
That bird beside the river—
NA hen youth is gone, true loye shines
en,
Forever aria forever I" .
the nest when he found his glasSes.
-She had probitbly seen they, were
not her size,iT and had concealed
thein there until an opportunity
offered. to exchange them for a suit-
able pair.—Danbury .News.
••••
Grammilr. '
BRINE,
NEER for the County ot'
ended in all puts of the
t at TUE EXPOSITOU Office
ed ta. 198
EENNEDY,
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
erhanging ale() attended to.
e by any other good work
All orders left with Mr.
L the Exrosnron Office will
0. 279
pLowsf—
HOGAR
1AKERS,
C> tit
GAIRTIES.
A Chicago poet begins an apos-
trophe to the ocean with " Prodi-
gious dampne,ss'!"
—A poor fellow who was com-
pelled to pawn his watch said he
raised the money with a lever.
—Uan a gentleman who sees a
young lady home under an um-
brella be fitly designated a rain
beau?
—A bachelor is politely describ-,
ed as a, man who has neglected his
opportunity of making some poor!
woman naiserable.
6
—The mayor of a Portuguese
city once enumerated, among the
marks by which the toody of a
drowned man might be identified,
"a marked impediment in his
speech."
aleeire to thank the farina/1-
Seaforth for the liberal
'been afforded thena singe
Jere. They would also say _
end that it ietheir intention
eat reputation which their
season achieved,. not only
ammunity of Huron, but as
ethibition where they ex -
1
ming Plowei and devote
their mannfaCture, our ex-
t they are the kinds best
purposes in this section
W (wooden handl-al
D-BOAItTY PLOW,
SCUFFLERS, or
nruish at $20 and upward;
give satisfaction -ail not,
-neat at to $17, according
arantte. eatiefaction.
)-F MOULD BOARDS AND
STINGS
-21UNRO Oz HOGAN,
• aferth, MeNanglit's old
a75-18
J.Z. PLOWS
: AT
AM:SOWS
IE fitAlitlFADTORt
Li.tpeat- for Iron Beam
!•ainbit a in held in Hamilton,
.tern Fair held in London,
acrIllatif al On the same Plow:
e. nee UttIllencl 111V Plows for
lialithees of drift, as being
1 ten t t Th 0 following
4t Maly Oil
Y. (Altai hallaleS,
1
1 MOWS,
rd rit" and Seuffiers,
f • my Plows is respectfullY
a,inij
a eisewhere.
a kept tni hand for repang
G. WILLIAMSON.
"So you 'have' finished your
studies at the seminary 'I I was
much pleased with the closing ex-
ercises. Tye author of that poeria—
Miss White, I think you call her—
bids fair to become a known poet."
"We think the authoress will be-
come celebrated as a poetess," re-
marked the young lady, pertly,
with marked emphasis on two words
of the sentence.
"Oh !—ah," replied the old gen-
tleman, looking thoughtfully over
his gold spectacles at `the young
_lady. "1 hear her sister was quite
an actress, and under Mr. Hos-
mer's instrUctioils will undoubtedly
become quite a sculptoress."
The young lady appeared irri-
tated.
The seminary," continued the
old gentleman, with imperturbable
gravity, "is fortunate in having an
efficient board- of manageresses.
From the.presidentess down tp the
humblest teacheress, unusual talent
is shown. There is Miss Harper,
who as a chemistress is unequaled,
and Miss Knowles has already a
reputation as an, astronorneuess.
And in he department of .music
few can equal Miis Kellogg as -a
singeress."
The young lady , did not appear
to like the chair she was sitting on.
She took the sofa at the othei end
of the room.
"Yes," continued the old gentle-
men, as if talking to himself,
e,nted ; Mary, I understand, bas
turned her attention to, music and
the drama, and will become famous
as an actress and a painteress, and
even as a lecturess."
lond slamming of the door
caused the old gentleman to look
—Ammer the conilitions of sale
Ir an Trish' auctioneer was the fol-
lowing : "The highest bidder to be
the urchaser finless some gentle-, "those White sisters'are very tal-
MEM bids roore."
De you think I -am a -fool '7"
a violent man once asked of the late
Rev. Dr. Bethune. " Really," re-
plied the doctor, "1 would not ven-
ture the assertion; but now that
You ask Toy opinion, I must say
that I am not prepared to deny it.' up, afid the ciiticess and grammaaa-
. —It is stated that in a Certain 'ailess Was gone.
district,in the tar west mosquitoes
are so' plentiful that they ate un- TEA ! TEA. !! TEA !!!
able to get on a stranger all at •
once, and so tney stand round in
reliefs, and wait for their turns like TUFTS & HAMBLETON
customers in a barber shop.
-T-A retired sea -captain, who had
made the tour of Continental Eur-
ope and the Holy Land, was asked
how he was impressed by Ms visit
to Jerusalem. "Jerusalem," said
he. "is the meanest place I ever
visited ! Thete is not a drop of
liquor in the whole town fit to
drink?)
—A Missourian who stole a kiss
from a pretty girl was 'fined by a
magistrate, horsewhipped by her
brother, and worried into a brain
fever by his wife. The clergyman
also alluded to the affair in his ser-
mon, the local editor took sides
with the clergyman and reviewed
R EMOV ED' REMOVED.
.M,: ROBERTSON,
Cabinet-maker and Undertaker,
HAS REMOVED his ware -rooms to
JOHNSON% OLD STAND,
Main -street, Seaferth,
Where he has on hand a superior stock of Furni•
tura of every description.
CALL AND SEE IT.
UNDERTAKING.
Having purchased Mr. Thomas Dell's
I nen prepared to attend funerals on the shortest
notice, either in town or country.
Coffins, Mies,
Kept constantly on hand.
SHROUDS ! SHROUDS!
M. ROBERTSON
" SPEAK
Ny-NtlEAT 9,
BUT pON'T ALL SPEAK AT ONCE.
WILSON & YOUNG, SEAFORTH,
Have on hand a large and complete stock of
FIELD AND GARDEN SEED§
Ot all kindsawhich have been purchased from the most reliable seedsmen in the Dominion, and are
warranted good.
•
Groceries arid Crockery, as Usual.
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER,
Johnson's Old Stand,
Main street, Seaforth, has now on hand a good
assortment of
81-11:1,C3T_TIDS
Which he can furnish cheaper than they can be
got elsewhere. , 205
LUMBER !
LUMBER!
LIQUOItS.
410
Just received, one car load 'of CAIR LING'S PALE AND AMBER ALE, in barrels,
half and quarter barrels, -which will be sold either wholesale or retail, at prices which will be an in-
ducement to customers. Also, Bass' Ale in bottles, Youngers' Ale in bottles. Severalavarieties of
Choice Porter.
Superior is'ines for Medical Purposes and t le use, in wood and bottles.
VIC
ORIA STEAM SAW MILL.
GoVENLOCK GRAHAM
PI.JOT_T1R.
-1‘
Always on hand, and delivered to town customers free of cliarge.
ty_mt
WILSON & YOUNG,
MAIN -STREET, SEA.FORTH.
Have now 'get their new Steam Saw Mill, on the
Northern Gravel Road, six miles north of Sea -
1 orth, running at full blast, and are prepared to
nrnish.
Lumber of All Kinds,
- AND .
BUILDING MATERIAL'
Of every description, embracing a
IIARD WOOD,
Such as Maple, Rock Elm, Birch, Basswood, Oak
and Elm. I stock of
FENCING AND DRAIN LUMBER
Kept constantly on hand.
Terms as easy as can be had elsewhere.
Lumber delivered in Setiforth, if required.
, Lumber of any description can be stipplied from
16 to 28 feet in length.
GOVENLOCK & GRAHAM.
MILLINERY AND DRESS
MAKING.
THAT TEA!
ALLEN'S GROCERY
quantity of
. Having on hand a very large stook of
EXCELLENT TEAS,
And being hard up for money, have determined to
sell Teasat
C.'71tEATLY REDUCED PRICES
the case in print, and the potato
bug ate up everyblade of the male-
_
factor's wheat crop.
For one month.
MRS. GRAY
IS FAMED FOR CHOICE
'TEAS,
AT 50CTS., 75CTS., 90CTS. AND ONE DOLLAR.
BLACK; GREEN AND JAPAN.
"Your 90 cent TEA, is etmel to any Dollar Tea I get."—COVNTRY CUSTOMER.
" That TEL. at 50 cents goes as far as some Dollar T."—Towe Cusaomen.
(Names withheld.).
dia -
AND A COMPLETE STOCK OF
GENERAL GROCERIES,
Has received her stoCk. of
SPRIZITG
To which she begs to direct the attention of the
ladies of Seaforth and vicinity. For variety and
prices it will be found satisfactory.
Particular attention paid to
DBE SS HARI NG .
Apprentices wanted.
Remeniber the place—Opposite Corby's Far-
mers' Store, Maiu-street, Seaforth.
All parties wanting a choice article of Tea, and
wishing to save money, will find it to their adven-
tage to give them a tail. They have also on hand a
very large etock of
GENERAL GROCERIES
-CrOckery, Glassware, Wines and Liqnriis. Flour,
Oataneal, Cornmeal, Lake Huron Herring &c.,
which they will sell very cheap for cash fair' farm
ease
produce.
-TUFTS & HAMBLETON;
Brussels, Ont.
•
279-12
PUMPS AND CISTERNS.
5G 131ITSHELS NO. 1. DRIED APPLES.
JE3 A 0 INT A IT r) .A.
0
a
Flour, Graham Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Cornmeal,. Oatmeal, Pot Barley, &c.,
FRESH AND CLEAN,
AT_ ALLEN'S GROCERY,
SEAFORTH.
J. R. WILLIAMS,
SEAFORTH,
Is now better prepared than ever before to fur-
nish a superior article of
PUMPS OR CISTERNS
roWELL'S.,PATENT
FORCE AND LIFT PUMP, Straw; Chip, Palmetta, Marseilles,
Alsoi the Common Log and Cistmea PUMP.
SOFT WATER CISTERNS BRILLIANT JEAN AND PARIS PRESSED HATS AND BONNETS,
In all the new shapes for Ladies, Misses and Children.
KIDD'S EMPORIUMS
tC)
ow' wissimiso
GO TO EDWARD CASH
We are now prepared to show a most Attractive Stock o
FOR
Manners a Telegraph Office.
In illustration of the importance
of good manners, a London paper re-
calls an incident Which occurred at
a Scotch telegraphic "office aome
years ago. Lord Russell was • the
Minister in attendance upon Her
BASE AND CRICKET
BALLS AND BATS
AND
CHEESE FACTORY TANKS
OUR MANTLE DEPARTMENT
lenowledged to be the.cleanest, best and cheapest Comprises the largest stock in town, and made from the. newest materials in all the
in use.
I have also rnaile arrangements for .
, DIGGING WELLS MOURNING AND WEDDING ORDERS *
offer better inducemente to parties wauting Wells Are executed from one to three clays notice, in style and elegance equal if not super-
iar than an oae in the business. ior to any city productiow.
v F om n4 many yettre' experience and my in -
SEED POTATOES,
OF THE BEST VARIETIES.
Made of any size, to order. These are now ac -
fashionable styles.
and Water Supplies in general, by which my can
We'have. on exhibition latest novelties in Chignons, Switches, Cornet Braids,
Puffs and Face Curls.
Also a rich lot of Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, and Dress Caps, &o._,
An in -
Our Stook -is unrivalled in variety, and our prices 'speak- for themselyes.
- spectiow of our departments will convince ladies of the induceinentswe are offering.
THaMAS K4DD,
DRUG STORE
creased facilities, I sul confident of giving sates -
faction to all who may favor me with their orders.
All Work, Warranted.
d one even-
NEY? Cell at the Factory,
Majesty at Balmoral, an
inc, there came a messenger to
WHO VVANTS MO
Aboyne—a little -old man, buried
in a, great coat—with a telegram A. STRONG, SEAFORTH,
from his lordship to one of his rein- 9.11 I, n Money fkt a LOW RATE OF INTER-
isterial colleagues in London. The
message was handed to the clerk in
charge, a peremptory person, who,
seeing that it did not bear a signa-
ture—it was in the c ays o re •
necessary—threw it contemptuously A. Strong, - Seaforth.
IS ALSO AGENT FOR
companies, when a signatu ce was
back, with the all tholit•Ative coin- The Scottieh Provincial Insurance -Company—
rnand, "Put your name to it ; it's Fire and Life.
_ - - NORTH MAIN -STREET, SY,A.FORTH,
. • .
And eatanine for yourselves.
EST, either on ft.rin or Village Property.
Parties requiring money should apply to him.
,
INSURE youtt PROPERTY
AND YOUR LIVES.
a pity your master don't know bow
to send a telegram." The name was
added, and the message banded
latek„ " Why, you can't writ6
either !" cried the enraged clerk, af-
ter vainly endea.voring to rake out
the signature. "Here, let me do
il, What's your name '1" "My
name," said the little old messerwer,
,-,
sel.' it was the veritable • Lord JACKSON & HOLLIDAY
verv deliberately, " is John Rus -
John himself, and -the unhappy
clerk was removed from Aboyne t
The Westeni Insurance Company, of Tnronto—
Fire and Life.
The Isolated Risk Insurance Company, of
Canada.
Terms as reasonable as offered by any other
agent deing businese for reliable Compitnies.
OFFICE—over Strong & Fairley '8 Groeary
Store, Main Street, Sea:forth. 252
Tin and Furniture Shop,
ire money with which to earry on nay
usiness,1 have to' state that all overdue Notes
and Accounts not settled inutiedifttely will be
handed to Mr. J. 8. Porter for collection.
J. R. WILLIAMS.
TaE DomolON
SAVINGS AND INVESTMENT
sou
OF LONDON, ONT.
Head Office, Richmond -street, opposite City Hall,
London, Ont.
Established in 1872, for the pirrpose of !Ovine-
ing money on Farm end Town Preperty at a very !
ow f interest and 'on the most favorable
terms of repaynient.
Loans for long or short periode repayable by in-
stallments to suit borrowers. Parties purchneing
Farms, building -Dwellings or Stores, will find. the .
terms of this Society preferable to tiny other mode,
for instance, $76 '90 paid at the end of each half
year,,11 a back both principle and interest
npon a loeu of $1,000 in 10 yeare. If paid yearly,
'e; 20 do it
h
Early Rose,
Early Goodrich,
Peerless,
Prolific and
King of the Earlies.
G ODERI CH -ST. , SEAFORTH.
FOR
•
THE CHEAP EST
AND BEST
MORE CROCKERY
PR ELS, 0.1N _L. Money can be obtained ,it aur time, and a ,
aara• Vt •
. little or no delay beyond the time neeessarily oca
capied in the investigatiop of title and prepare- ,
tion of the raortgege.
For further particulars ea to terms, &a., apply 1
by letter to
T. B. LES, 1
Secretary and Treasnrer, London, Ont. I
• Or to ALONZO STRONG, Esq., Valuator et Sea -
forth 280-52
forthwith.
Danbury Spectacles.
When an elderly individual loses
an article, the entire neighborhood
is quite apt to hear of it. There is
an old gentleman who recently lost
his s1,eetaeies, and he tore around
the house, and out into the ,yara,
shouting, -Where's them spec-
tacles 7 Merciful heaven ! won't
anybody find them spectacles 'I"
And he kept this up for days at
a time, stirring up the whole com-
munity into a stabe of excitement
that was extrethely hurtful. He
looked himself into (-very Place
where a pair of spectacles would be
likels,tp conceal itself, such as un-
der the wood pile, in the parlor
stove, and on the top of the barn,
but to no avail. Saturday morning
11 a 'Qin hen from
Manufacturers of all kinds of -
TIN ANI) COPPER WARE,
e was ta a si
Dealers in
FURSITUILE AND STOVES '
Of all descriptions.
THE OSBORN SEWING MACHINE
Always on hand.
The above `Machine is ackuowledged to be the
best family Sewing Maehine in the market, and
was awarded the Gold Medal in Fnauee in 1872.
TRAIN (V- ELLIOTT'S
CELEBRATED PLOWS,
Gang Plows, Root and Straw Cutters always on
hand. A large stock of
-COAL OIL AND COAL OIL
LAMPS.
PrOduce Taken in Exchange.
Cash for Hides and Sheep Skins.
Shop Opposite. Armstrong's Hote.l.
A CALL SOLICITED..
JACKSON Sr, - HOLLIDAY.
13rttssels, Feb. 11,1873. ' 271cy
AT
HICKSON & CO.'S EMPORIUM.
'Another Large Consignynent
EXTRACTING TEETH WITHOUT ,
for $8 50.
Crockery ' Just Arrived, and
FURNITURE,
GO TO
JOHN STAUFFER'S
AINLEI VILLE.
Sign of the Two Bureaus.
-AT OLD PRICES.
A Good Pair of English Glass Preserve Dishes for 25 cts.
A NO. I STONE TEA SET FOR $2 75.
A Hand/some Set of Gold Band French China
PAIN.
JUNE 18, 1872. 287-52
JOHN SEATTER,
CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST,
TTas now on hand es fnll as-
_ sortmeut of all the leading
medicinee of the thtv compris-
.
ing Dr. Wheeler's Cbmponiad
Elixir of Phosphates, Drs.
Ayer's, liadwa-v's Depevs'e and
Hagyaird's medicines, Therms'
Eclectrie Oda Kennedy's Medi-
cal Dascovery. Extract of
Buchu, Horse and Cattle Medi-
cines, Superior Dye Stuffs, Perfumery Combs and.
; Brushee, Hair Oils and Pomades, School Books and
Stationery.
- •
EXCHANGE OFFICE.
; In connection, -where all parties going to the
United States can be supplied with American cur-
iency, Money to lend on easy terms. Tickets is-
sued to all parts of Europe and the AVestera States.
Parties wishing to bring out their friends from
Europe can be supplied with tickets here to send
to them.
267 JOIllc.' SUTTER.
The Goods were bought before the *rise, and at low figures, consequently can be sold accordingly.
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LOOK HERE, JUST NOW.
re CARTWRIGHT, L. D. S„ Surgeon Dentist
Li. • attends in Seaforth, at linox's Hotel, thelfirst
Tuesday an.d Wednesdoy of each mouth; in Clinton, I 1
days and Fridays. The remainder of the. time at ' m c IN Ty R ti
at the Commercial Hotel, on -the followine Thule- ,
his Stratford office.
Parties requiring new teeth are reqUested to call, 1
if at Seeforth and Clinton, on the first days of at- ,
teralance. I
Testimonials of over 500 paaients who have had 1
their teeth extracted by the use of the Gas, may I
be seen at my office in Stretford.
Teeth inserted in the most substantial and iris:
proved styles.
_ Filling done in gold, &c., in a manner whicb can-
not be surpassed. 267-
NOTICE TO PEDDLERS. •
VOR SALE, ,a first-claes Peddling Waggon, I
282 , McINTOSH & MORRISON,
Seetforth.
.12'! nearly new; and will be sold cheap.
& WILLI
SEAFORTH,
HAVE GOT AS GOOD, FASHIONABLE AND CallIAP
BOOTS AND SHOES
AS CAT BE _FOUND IN TH_E COUNTRY.
_.L
Fnll lines in Ladles' and Gents' Pranella Wear for Summer.
CUSTOM WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Just give us it call. You will find ns opposite W; Robertson & Co.'s Hardware Store, Sealorth.
Seaforth, March 27, 1873. 277
SEAFORTH PLANING MILL,
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
rP"' stibscriberbegs leave to thank his numerous
custoraers for the liberal patronage extended to
him Edm
Educe comeneing 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
DRY PINE LU3,1BER„
SA SUE S ,
DOORS, BLIICTDS, MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, ETC,
He feels confident of giving satisfaction to those
Alia may favour him with their patronage, as tame
but first -class -workmen are employed.
.a'" Particular attents' ion paid to Caste'Planing.
201 JOHN H. BROADFOOT.,
a
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