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fined a well-taeri
try, by low rat
rompt and
conest claims,
the directorship
rists and others:
Matters, to graft
trance ( secured by=
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residences in the
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;estecl by your
ye desirable within
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in the same on a
If there is o:le
nore forcibly to a
?any than another,
is strength," 'and
f forming a county
r all time as such.
expenses: of mai
o the first prune%
, when it is mani-
he expenditure, iu
dred or less eotinty
3S, on an issue of
polieiee annually,
than one board of
. own, for sirei
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is forcibly show
trnual expense ace
other companies
fan connected with
emolument further
ay for a fair day's
rer is not worthy of
oreise of his bre,
in farm insurance,
- of conditions of
Iipanies generally,
it exception, b
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by the Agrlcultur-
ether companies to
he County of Penh
ty of Middlesex, as,
ily," seems to lis a
G your remarks
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being .in the haat
since they both de
ty et Huron.
though more I
try travelled by its
re in the firsts
larger proportion 4
than we have ever
_air rates are as high
let the rates of the
d South surf
iff
but they have ri Vef
and
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to
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mere stringent t
hna
ural Mutual:
Ler single instance of
in its opera.tions
xi show a likereco
everal that haves°.
warmest supporters=
have returnee ,him
rra parry, trona.
i' glittering prom`
. 1 no'
zd others, who
ition of a: small 1o'
e condition of
would give more hei
nlrieys and aslepits,
ash -barrels) and d'
in- their barns
an
on afford them as
.otits, by a re-due:a
wl
rates, but while 01
LUtion, nacvpreval '
• be it local, foreig
or
tri live through
moO
Ain 13, S.
thalt a few short seSS011s at even the pres-
ent rates of farm insurance, much less
the visionary dreams of " about 40 cents
a year" for $1.000 insurance.
I trust that the farmers of Huron will
not be led away by false cries of cheap
insurance, -lest the quality of the insur--
ewe be as inadequate aa the rates- claim-
ed, but adhere to the comeanies that
itve proved worthy of their confidence.
With thanks, sir, for the insertion of
-this rather lengthy communication,
-Yours faithfully,
CHARLES T. Do -lux.
Clinton, June 3, 1873. -
BT FLTES.
Seaforfh, on. June 10, the wife
of Mr. Thomas Lee, of a daughter,
DoLF1 N. --In Seaforth, on May 30, the
wife of Mr. Peter Dolphin, of a daugha
ter.
FRATE�--In Wroxeter, on June . 5, the
wife of Mr. Robert Frater, of a daugh-
ter.
EbLO0G.-In. Clinton, on May 29, the
wife of Rev. S. B. Kellogg, Incumbent
of St. Paul's Church, of a son.
MARRIAGES.
Meta. _HLTaN. -=At Wroxeter Manse
on ,uue 3, by Rev. George Brown,
Mr, William Henry Muir, to Miss
Agnes Hamilton, both of Turnberry.�N
,ANDERSON--SADERSON. -At Wroxeter
Manse, on June 10, by Kev. George
holders being fah ave those of buyers, The
t there was no money
latter claimed th:,
last
extreme rate of
iu chethe „
week afse,nd tat ought 14 C should be the
' ire of the leading
top price. a give Hee Bethel, 144e ;
transactions as follbWa ` 14 c ; Christ -
Central Yalley, 25 boxe> 1 }book, $0
man, 33 loxes at 141c ; CA. 70 boxes at
boxes at 14 e ; Cook Tvess,. at 141c
1410; frames Corners, 85 b Y -North
Countrymen, 100. boxes at 141§;:. • l be
Fairfield 15o. The top price, it -;'
seen, is 15c, and very likely this +. '?'
make the price on some other lots' alta
which have not been reported. . "1f11ta
offerings- from factories are estimated k'
reach from 5,000 to 6,000, about 4,000
of which changed hands: The sales 'of
farm dairies were about 800 boxes. The
delivery of butter this week is very light,
and sales were made for ordinary at 25c
to 26c•; a few tubs of fine • grass -make
went at 28c, for home use. The weather
is cool.and very dry.
NEW -YO RK WOOL MARKET. -
The imports of foreign wool for the
week were 3,494 bales, and since Jan. 1,
1873, 28,948 bales, against 55,741 bales
for . the corresponding period. in 1872,
There has been a moderately fair demand
at pretty uniformly steady - prices.
Stock of pulled domestic ' fleece small,
and foreia abundant. The movement
of the new clip, except from Texas and
.California, has been so far very meagre.
The growers seem slow t0 accept current
prices. The sales here'since last report
Brow, Mr, Thomas Sanderson, to a gra tea about 496,.500 pounds.
Miss Harriet Sanderson, both of Gor-
rie
SH ANTz__GILexxl5T. At the residence
f h bride's father, Clinton on June
Closed at 52c for Michigan and Ohio
fleece ; 32c for unwashed ; 60c to
90c for scoured ; 19e for Texas ;
231 to 28c for spring California ; 510 to
° the ' 53e for tub- washed ' 20e for Mexican ;
byR Mr. Kellogg Mr. A. B '
Christ, third daughter of iifr. David do. she demand is circumscribedby
Gilchrist, the present wants of manufacturers,
ant mostlydomestic• fleece. with
June 4, y Rev. a e, Mr.
Manning, of Hallett, to Miss Sarah
which w
MANNING
11, ev, r` B.
34c for Cape ; and 191c for black Colora- -
Shantz, of Zurich, to hiss •G, Gil- ,,, p
- Corru .-Ih Clinton, on a limited amount of foreign wool. -New
b R W Wade, Charles
Cottle, of Clinton.
RENN-CRAVEN On June 3, by Rev. S.
Philips; at N 4 Sydenham Places
York Weekly Exchange. -
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK M U KET.
BUFFALO, June 12.
G. Ph apes o, The_ following shows the receipts and
Montreal, residence of the bride',.
brother-in-law, W. A. Leggo, Esq., shipment$ of live stock. at East Buffalo
AlfredBeninEsq., to Charlotte, second - for the week thus -far, beginning with
daughter of Win. , Craven, Esq., of Sunday
Londesborough. -
DEATHS.
MALCOM. -] Seaforth, on June 9, Wil-
liam. Malcom, aged 48- years.
BrrDOLrH•-In Memphis, Tenn., on May
31,Martin Rudolph, aged 68 years.
The deceased Was formerly aresident of
Egmondville,, and. was father of Oscar
Rudolph, who is a son-in-law to C. L.
VasEgr,iond, Esq. He was also well
known to all old residents in this vi -
THE MARKETS.
SEAFORTH; June 12 1873.
Deliveries have - been moderate this
week. - Wheat shows a slight advance.
Oats, also,are in good demand, with an
upward tendency. - Wool comes m rather -
slowly; the low price offered, as compar-
ed with that of last year, has • the effect.
of causing farmers to hold as long as
possible, .and in many cases to manu-
facture it themselves ; we quote 33c. to
35c., but the latter is an extreme figure,
and has rarely been paid as yet. Butter
is coming in in large quantities ; rates
the same as last week. We quote :
FallWheat...... ......:.........$1 20 to .$1 22
Spring Wheat'. . . • ...... 1 16 to 1 18
Barley. -.. .... 050 to 053
Oats... . .• 0 00 to 0 43
Peas_ - .. .- ...... ..055 to 000
Butter, No. 1, Loose.,, ........ - .. • 0 15
No .... ..-.-. 012
2 ' .., 0 .9
6
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday .....
Wednesday..
Total
Same time las
week....:.
Receipts.
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Horses.
head. head. head. head.
374 3,800 6,900 64
3,230 1,800 8,000 176
2,567 1,600 2,000 48
1,615 3,400 1,400 160
7,786 10,600 18,300 448
t,
6,222 4,600 15,600 512
.A �POSITIVE F:
ALLEN'S GROCERY., SEAFORTH,
•
NOTE.
THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN.
8 pounds Loaf Sugar for $,1.
10 pounds Coffee Sugar for $1.
15 pounds Currants for el.
12 pounds. Val. Italians for $1.-
20 pounds Bright Rice for $1.
A 6• pound can of Peaches for 50 cents.
Canned Peaches, Tomatoes, Cherries, Peas, Salmon, Lobsters, Sardines, &c.
TEAS
What please everyone, and at all price
FrC sh Ground Coil".ees - at 3
Flour, Graham FIonr, Oaten: ai, o0
or 35 Cents.
eal, &e.
CHOICE BACON A D HAMS.
CASH FOR BUTTER IN T I BS, AT --
ALLEN'S GROCER ' SEAFORTH.
Shipments.
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Horses.
head. head. head. head.
Sunday ..51 600 4,700 : 144
Monday.. 323 3,400 3,700 46
Tuesday. 2,040 1,200 , 3,800 • 160
Wednesday ... 3,332 1,400 1,800 128
O -BE GIVEN AWAY
- M. R.COZTNTE 'S
JEWELRY STORE, S AFORTH,
AFEW
CONCERTINAS AND OLINS
AT LESS THAN COST.
Total . • • 5,746 5,600 14,000 478
Same time last
• week.... .. 4,845 6, 600 13,100 508
CATTLE. -The market active. Heavy
cattle are in good demand ; light stock -a -
shade weaker. There was quite a num-
ber of country dealers in attendance,
who supplied themselves readily at rates
quoted below. - The quality of the stock
not so good as that of last week. Sales
comprised about 1,4010 head. Transac-
tions were as follows
No. of Average
Head.Weight, lbs:
45 Illinoas steers, 1 X75 ., +
.,
16 "
18 " 1,149
56 . " " 1,358
36 " " 1,098
36 - " " - .1,176
-A,FORTI-1 FOt N. DR
KERR, WILKIE & CO.
Wish to inform the people of Huron and public generally that they have IMO, the Seaforth ?01114.47"
for a term of years, and are now prepared to manufacture ail kinds of
� -
Castin s Straw Cutters: Sawing Machines
a
Prows, and other Varri�"i__�,•�� Implements.
IWe are also prepared to do REPAIRING of every description. ,
The undersi ,red have had long experience in the Foundry business, and are prepare& io,gaarauieti
satiennetIon in all their work.
1 2t87 .
THE F'A.SION"ABET CQMBS..
LADIES' BACK COMBS, LATEST FASHION,. A. CHOICE: SELECTION, AT -
M.. R. COUNTER'S.,. 'S, Seaforth.
Price.
5 90
6 00
6 37i
5 62i
6 121
$6 12.
19 Missouri " 1,101 6 00
26 - " heifers,. 894
• - •- • 18 Mich. steers, 1,
tenets, 16c , 18c„ 10 , 7c. .r
000 to 600 18 Ohio 1,113
HayAnd 19 other sales.
10 to 15. d 11 id heavy Sheep Skins O 1' al
166
Butter, 0 00. to 0 10 34 Iowa 1,218 6 20
Eggs... ................. 6 00
Flour ................ 18 00
H.ides... .----I.-. .. 4 � to 600 L -The market
Lamb Skins...... .. 15 to 25
Pelts, each
5 65
6 00
EDWARD CASK
Is now buying any quantity of
TTER
AND
WOOL.
No charge for inspection. .
KERR, WILKIE & CO.
1.11/11111111114.
AMEN
FACTS WORTII NOTING.
.TURNIP SEED
Of the following varietfee, fresh frolti the old esbll_- shed• and s f L es bn or
Hamilton, can be had front us at Catalogue Prices, Stone (for 'late *owing), Westbury
cents
Sharpe's, (all Swedes) for 25 cents per pound. The celebrated Gray
per pound.
Also, note the fact that we sell JAL P. KENDALL do CO.'S
BEST FLOUR AND FEED%
At Mill Prices, and deliver them in any of the three villages free of charge and promptly.
•
GROCERIES.
Our Tom, Sugars, Tobaccoes, Spices, Currants, Raisins, &e., &c•, speak for themselves. One trial
will convime you that we keep the best in the market.
(- SELECT SCHOOL AND. MUSIC CLASS.
1t TI88-RYAAT, formerly Teacher of Music in the
e Eomoka Seminary, and late of the Bishop
Strachan School, Toronto, begs to inform the peo-
ple of Seaforth and vicinity' that she is about form-
ing a class for ijestrnction in Vocal and Instru-
mental Music,• a d has opened- a Select School, in
the roopi feirme ly occupied by Miss Robinson.
Terms -Music, $6 per tmrim
SELECT SCHOOL.
The ordinary English branches, , and Plain and
Funny Work,•&c.,•:8 and $4 per term.
Hours from 10 A. M. to 8 P. M.
References --Professor Caster,. of St.
James' Cathedral,. Toronto ; Mrs. Thompson, Lady
Principal.of Bishop Strachan School.
TENDERS WANTED.
TENDERS will.be•received by the undersigned up
to.the lst of Tilly, for the. erection of a Frame
Dwelling House according to•plaus and specifies-•
tions, which may be- seen at myoffice. I do not
' bind myself to accept the lowest ()zany tender un-
less otherwise satisfactory. Terme-cash down on
completion of the job according, towSco PORTER.
ract.
287
GODERICH-STREET, SEAFORTH.
NEW HARNESS SHOP.
Five per cent. off for cash at •
BELFRY & MAY'S,
SADDLERS, SEAFORTH.
Shop opposite the Mansion Hotel.
We have now on hand an assortment of good
Harness, Saddled, Trunks and Valises, Brushes,
Curry Combs, and all description of Whips kept
constantly on hand.
Repairing done at moderate rates..
Frank Miller's Prepared Harness Oil kept con-
stantly on -hand at -
BELFRY & MAY'S, Saddlers,
Main -Street, • Seaforth.
SHEEP AND} LAMBS, -
eav at a full c off. But I 288
0 50 to 150
• , 0 08 to 0 09 few buyers in attendance. n S* sales � LINE■
0 04 to 0 05 up to noon were as follows :
ALLAN
Calf Slana, (veal) per lb., . .
• .000 to 100 No. of Average
• .030 to 035 Head. `-Wei ht, lbs. Price.
Murrain Hides....... .
Salt (retail) per barrel -
Potatoes, per bushel.
Oatmeal ' brl.. , .. •
Wood.
Tan Bark... • ..... .. -• ...
0 00 to 600
2 25 to S 00 225 Ohio sheep, clipped 83
$5 50
.-.... 88 to 35 ` 215 77 . 4 60
.. 3 50 to 3 75 HOGS. -The market was very slow and
• 1873 dull. Eastern buyers r
CLINTON, Jane 1 marc than $4 50 for choice stock. Prices
Spri,r�vheat t ......., .. el 20 0 1 22 rule nominally at $4 50 to $4 70.
grng Whi. ,. 1 16 01 18
9 48
efusin to offer
Oats •. ..0 40
BarIe. ........ • • ...• . • • • 0 50 0 0 53 GOLD. -•-The price of Goldin New York
y... ... 0 55 � 0 00
p 00 0 0 11 omoss
Peas.. ... ......... BARREL.
.... as at 117-7
Batter .. . 0 10 (a3 0 14 quoted
Eggs. :oo 00 18 00 LOCK, STOCK AND .B
Hay, per ton, - .. • .. • ..... SOLD OUT--
ThRON To, June 12, 1873.
Fall wheat per bushel, Si 15 to $1 20;
spring wheat, $1 15 barley, see me, come al ng before the s o
oats, 44c to 45c ; peas, 60c to 61c ; but- for
. sale, that comfortable, pleasantly situated
ter, pound rolls, 16c to 18c ; butter, COTTAGE AND .LOT,
large rolls, 14c to 16c ; butter, tub dairy; On High -et., h -et., (opposite residenceof
Rev.
Mr. dining -room, containing 4 bed -rooms, parlor, g-
12cto 14c; e
'60cto 61c
`RANK PALTRIDGE, Photographer, Seaforth,
begs to inform bis od friendseettha he
s, on the et e -
tire from the Photographic
f
July next. As many of my friends as would like to
0 1st o f July. Also,
eggs, 1 lc to 12c, Gold-
smith)
kitchen, pantry, pod cellar • hard and soft water
cook ah ,
LONDo"r, .Tune I2, 1873.
White fail wheat, per bushel, $1 00
to $1 30 ; red fall wheat, $1 00 to $110 ;
spring wheat, $1 14 to $1 16 ; barley,
50c to 56c peas, 55c to 60c ; .oats, 35e
,
to 37 ; wool, 34c to 36e ; butter, rolls,
15c to 16c potatoes, 50c to 60e ; eggs,
130 to 14c.
with pumps ;
dairy and'ash house; the garden is first-class; W Dr, Chalk, Harpurhey, daring
vegetables all planted with the
emening to bet ar,
iorn¢eriy owned on
ed • a very convenient brick
•
TICKETS AT LOWEST RATES TO
LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW.
PRE -PAID CERTIFICATES.
PROVISIONS.
Potatoes; Car Ses eBeets, °mens, &c., always on hand. Also, Green Groceries of all kinds during
their season. Cafabage, Cauliflower and Tomato Plants, fresh twice a week. A few barrels of
LAND PLASTER
Still on hand. Call Oa get some before it is all gone. Lea
sa shipmentr sf t season.
hich we Iaave not
Any of our customer $i idling Bone /net Superphosphate,Tsani seeprices free of freight,
in stock, by leaving poo ordeb within will be supplied at
Tho above are feats. l:ali•and be convinced. i
STRONG & AIRLEY.
YIRGINLSE.
ANY PARTIES• wishing to emigrate to the
South can obtain full information from the
undersigned,:who have been•appointed agents for
the sale of lands in• Southern Virginia, the most
fertile portion of the South. Further particulars
and lists of Lands will be furnished shortly. Ap-
ply or address
276 E..HrCKSON & €O., Seaforth.
STORE TO RENT Obi. SELL ! SEAFORTH.
THAT old and favorably -known stand, the MAN-
CHESTER HOUSE, lately oecupied by Mr.
JOHN LOGAN will be sold,. or rented on reason-
able terms. Apply at the store of
270 LOGAN & JA14MIESON.
'Issued to patties wishing to bring out their
friends. friends wishing to immigrate
-Forties having
should perchase these certificates and send them
to the intending immigrants, as passage this way
is cheaper than by buying tickets in the old
country. Apply to A. STRAITON,
Agent Grand Trunk Railway.
Tickets to Fort Garry by rail and boat, and to
287 13
all other principal points.
FARMERS, TAKE - NOTICE.
THE subscriber informs farmers and thelpublic
that his
THOROUGHBRED BERKSHIRE BOAR
i11 stand for the. service of Sows at the farm
CF4ILDRENP'S
COLORED ASD SHITE COTTON HOSE.
TO. THE PUBLIC AT LARGE.
W. H. OLIVER,
Harness, Saddle and Collar
MANUFACTURER,
MAJH S2'., SEAFORTH.
plum trees, grape vines jus
and a nice flower garden in front. The Lot is one-
fifth of an acre less five feet on the north side,
where there is a lane for teams,, rendering g itbview-
1ed
to a corner lot. The above premises
ed any day between the hours of 8 and 5 P. M.
Thereis also an unezpized paid up Fire Insurance
policy on the house with two years yet to ran.
Title perfect. Apply to
FRANK PALTRIDGE,
288 photographer, Seaforth.
,COW STRAYED.
TRAYED, from the premises of the subscriber,
S Lot 81, Con. 11, McKillop, about the latter p
art
6f May, a dark brown COW, with small turned -in
horns, four years old, and giving milk. The finder
-will be suitably rewarded by giving such informa-
tion as will lead` to the recovery of the above ani-
mal to the undersigned.
HUGH McKAY,
288 4 Winthrop P.
NOTE LOST -CAUTION.
r EE PUBLIC are nein smote of hationed nd in fainst avor
of pur-
chasing BR signed JAMES McTARE, and
eWM. BUTTON, S dated. Grey,Feb.
CLARK, M
A
S
GL ,
0
d b • THOMAS has been
1nd187e 3
14, 1873, for Ten Dollars, as the said note 288*4
lost. THOMAS CLARK.
LIST OF LETTERS
NCALI ED for at the Seaforth Post Office
U June 12, 1873. • McLean, Hugh
Amoss, Win. McIntosh, Miss S.
Beatty, F.
11IcArty, Miss Margaret
Brown, F. H• McArrol, Michael
Black, Bohn Price, Thos. -
'Carter, , Robert Porter. George
Carter, Mrs. Mary Ann Price, Simnel
Cook,Jamas pog.ins, Miss Ann
Fraser, Charley Rogers. Robert
Jane er John
Goff ,Ross,
Hatt, Charles Ravin, Miss_MaiyJane
Keating, Stephen Stark, James
Kennedy, Alexander _ am i'4rin-
Liviiag, on, John Taylor, Robert
Moreton, Warren, S.
Moore, Thos. Wright, James `
Mooley, Jessie Wright, Mrs. J. T.
Moore, bliss Mary `Wilson, Thos.
Mond,, Miss Sennet :Winters. Frank
latielaster, Mile R. 'Young, N. H.
McDonald, John
McKinnon, Hugh
LITTLE FALLS - DAIRY MARKET.
LITTLE FALLS, June 7, 1873.
One marked feature in the sales of
cheese this year is that a less quantity is
offered than for the corresponding time
last year. Thus, for instance, the sales
at this market last week were about
3,000 boxes in the aggregate, while for
the correspond ng time '-last year the
sales were from 6,000 to 7,000 boxes.
The top price last weekhere was 15i
cents, and for corresponding week last
year only 141 cents was paid. The
higher price this year will hardly make
'up the difference for =loss of quantity.
The cold, backward, spring, and t
e
scarcity of hay have told heavily on the
early cheese Iroduct of this section.
There will be a much less quantity of
cheese made in this. State tl}is year than
there was last year, not only on account
of the decreased make of Spring cheese
but because - there is a less number o
cows this year devoted .to cheese dairy -
in Again, last year in :Herkimer and
adjoining counties the season was ex-
ceedingly
ceedingly favorable for dairying, and an
unusually large quantity was produced.
Even with the same number .of cows from
this time out we could hardly expect to
reach last year's result. The market to-
day at Little Falls opened eery brisk fur
farm dairies, and the offerings were all
taken early in the afternoon at rates.
r-'ngingfrom,9c to fare for skimmed,
and from 12c to 141c for fair to extra.
Fa,e rice, Were slow of rale, the V.WW4 of
0.
on
g, DICIiJON, P• M.
the presen s with privilege of
TERMS. -One Dollar per So , P g
returning -Payable at time of service.
287:4 THOMAS McCLELLAND•
THOROUGHBRED DURHAM
HAM BULL FOR
,SALE.
OR SALE, a Thoroughbred Durham Ball, one
F year old. Pedigree given. Apply to
R. H. CARNOCHAN,
297*4 Tuckersmith. -
n
SIGN OF THE SCOTCH COLLAR.
A choice assortment of light and heavy Harness,
Whips, Belle, Horse Clothing, &e., kept constantly
on hand. Repairing promptly attended to, and
charges moderate. Remember the place, sign of
the Scotch Collar. W. H. OLIVER.
CHEESE FAIRS.
CHEESE FAIRS will be hold every fortnight, at
Ingersoll, Belleville and Stratford, during the
season of 1873. May20;at
The first at Ingersoll on Tuesday,
Belleville, on Wednesday, May 2B, and at Strat-
ford, Thursday,�a
to
week at each phcenRthe whole season
THOMAS I34.LLA.NTYNE,
President Dairymen's Association of Onterio.ta
THE SEAFORTH
LUMBER WARD.
MABEE & M ACDO N ALD
- STRAY CATTLE- TEG to inform the public that they have opened
a Lumber Yard in Seaforth, near Shearson's
STRAYED from the premise, of the inundersigned,e Mill,on the ground formerly used as a Lumber
Lot 1$, Con. lfi, Howick, early in May, one
Yard, by . Thomas Lee.
grade Durham COW, roan and white, four 3
old ; one yearling HEIFER, same color, a d `two
red STEERS, two years old. Any persongiving
information that will lead to their recovery will bo
suitably rewarded:
MYLES YOUNG, Lakelet P. 0.,
Lot 16, Con. 16, Howick.
Goderich " Star," Harriston "Tribune" plea
copy.se
287-4
TO COOPERS. -
10R SALE, cheap, a first-class JiBADING
working
and in
good wo g
-new,
JOINTER, neral3 i to J. G.
order. . For further particulars apply 284.
AMENT, Seaforth.
THRESHING MACHINE FOR SALE.
"They will keep constantly on hand a good assort-
ment of ALL KINDS- OF LUMBER, dressed and
undressed. Also, LATH AND SHINGLES, all of
which they are prepared to sell at the lowest possi-
bleprices,for Cash
OR SALE, cheap, a Separator Threshing Ma-
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a -
Fchine, with Horse Power and everything com-
plete, in. good order and nearly new, manufactured
by Glasgow, McI'heison & Co., Clinton. Apply
the undersigned, Ray P• 0�., or personally on Lot
7, 4th Con., Hay. C. ALDWORTH.
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CAUTION TO TRESPASSERS.
OTICE is hereby given that any person found
"LI cutting or destroying timber on lots Nos 20
and 22. in Con. 6, Township of Grey, will be
prosecuted according to latw.ICgaFL FISHER
Grey, Apri112, 1873. 280*13
Builders and others will find it to their advant-
age to inspect our stock, and ascertain our prices
before purchasingelsewhere, as we are in a position
to offer good inducements to cash purchasers.
160 MABEE & DIACDONALD.
iodized Cod Liver Oil. QND SEl l GooDS ,
SPRING `
THIS Preparation be
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Misses' White a-ixl Coloreds Wotton Hose,
Ladies' White anti' Colorer Wotton Hose,
Boys' Brown and Blue Cott Sox,
Men's Brown with' dferino.!het,
Plaid Cotton and Colorer Merino Sox, at
GAN & JAMIES
Small Men's, ,iifedLwm. Sized Men's and Large Mtn's-,
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS
LOGAN tc JAMIESON'S.
LIVE AND LET LIVE.
BUY YOUR
GROCERIES
of)
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WHERE EVERY ATTENTION IS DEVOTED TO ONE BRANCH OF BUSINESS.- X
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Good Teas, 50c. to 75c.
Bright Sugars, 11 lbs; for L.
Bright
INSPECTION INVITED.
GOODS ORDERED PROMPTLY DELIVERED, FREE OF CHARGE: -
J. C. LAIDLAW!
i�'iiNG ULV[PORITTM.
NEW YORK HOUSE.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL
Would call the attention of the ptiblic to Ms immense Stock of
in perfectly pare Cod Liver Oil. It may and
used in all caeca where the simple Oil is orders- } .
1 greatly'superior to it Thin •1 Which will be found_this season to caeca anything ever offered in Seafbrih for variety, quantity
and will be fonnc
preparation is highly beneficial in
fi 1 Pnhnonary Con- quality. First comes his
Diseases and for all chronic disorders arising from
snmption, Scrofulous Complaints, Chronic Skin
It '
defective cliRestion, assimilation or nutrition.
also hi lily useful in Chronic Rheumatism and
is g
Gout Price $1.
Compound Syrup of IIypophoriphites.
THIS is an agreeable Preparatioi}, containing the
Hypophosphites of Lime, Sae, Potash and
Iron, with -free Hypophosphorons Acid. This
Syrup is a certain remedy for General Debility
from any cause, Nervous Diseases and Scrofulous
Complaints. It is Aso highly useful in diseases of
P
the
bones (especially in infants) and Incipient
Consumption. Price $1.
The above Preparations are of standard -medical
reputation, and containing no secret ingredients,
I may be prescribed by physicians without hesita-
_ d b JOHN WILLIAMS,
R. KING, Seaforth, (late of Carronbrook,) 1 tion. Prepare y London, Ontario.
DCoroner for_ the County of Perth. Office--, _
Main-st. Residence--CommercialHotel. Calls a 1 E For sale b AR.Lumad'4vrosaf rt ; J Druggists
t,
DR. h ICING'S office will be attended to day or235,
287 generally.
night.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Which consists of all grades of the most Fashionable Goods. This department employs seventeen
first-class Tailors. Second comes his
FTTR1\T I S:E- TINT rS,
a gentleman wants, from the Hat to crown the head to the Sock that
fit coven
Emboot.ng every thing
his foot. his. Campbell will hereafter devote mach attenf tion
of ass 1. �d�� iso, a large stcick of
ow a
large stock of Men's and Boys'Hats ; also a large stn
Ties, Scarfs, Bows, Collars, gid Gloves, &c.
Boys' Suits, readymade, from $4 to $7 a suit. All wool Scotch Tweed for 80e. a yard.
ALL SUITS WARRANTED TO FIT. Wedding
matrimony.
Particular attention paid to the requirements of gentlemen contemplating
Snits got up in quick time and good style. W. CAMPBELL.
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