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itiES 1-8efe -
he latnest, and cheapest
having been pure/awl
,
'ire the Very best reArk
i$:*,9.00$ of Goods,
%PAINS 'in Prints and Drasa
Noholesele Cost price.
in great profasion. G '
to order on the shartestntitiee.
ela will beaold at priceatbataat
a for GASH".
t e goods and prices aaaaaa
[OHN-LECKIE,
1.
es
er...AP FARMS,
eteea in maaket for sale -ha the
RAILROAD COMPANY
Great Platth Valleya, •...
tA.RS' CRED/T AT' GnrE, anasaa
es in. Central Ifeirokari,
:tracts of 10, acres and up
krettitired. I
tithful olimale, fertile soil, anemia
[-water.
r•• o.s.ratiET IN MEWEST I
Fegiouta of Wyoming,. Cobirado,U
bl,iug supplied by farmers it,, tt
,-, -- -
„ tia a horaestatad of 16ffacres.
AOR
o
t a
!LOCATIS FOR COT-ObIl
esre GE FOREIGN Rani
?Are entitled to the
'0 THE HomEsTRAD LAAO
hifr intention to hecolue citizens
4ttes, D111 May avail thamsaloca
,tr-ItToedietety after their arrival.
flfS rep AL! Millions of act
arhmeit Land. open for entrrund
id Law, near this Great P
krtav and all the conveniences ef
iu
to purchasers of Railroad rAnd,
showing the ',Land, also new
iptioe,panaphlet with now in-
here..
fr
V
O., F. DAVIS,
Commissioner U. P. R. R.
Garatri, NRRRASICA.
ED. REMOVE
OBERTSON,
amaker and Undertaker,
hia ware-roomato
SOWS OLD; STAND, -
,31 - -street, Seaforth,
SOa uperior stock of -
ire, of -every description.
LL A_STI) SEE IT.
Eftwautra.
•gdr. ThomasEeWs
td attend funerala on the oho
in town or country”:
COMBS, AU sizes,
ay ma hand.
•
/VDS SHROUDS !
ROBERTSON,
MAKER AND UND-
obhoon's Old Stank.
Senforth, has now on ha
assortment of
1R•CD -DUD S
a furnish cheaper than they carol*
• got elsewhere.
4It LITAI-BEE, I
!STE!M SAW M
15`LOOK, & GRAHA
t their new Steam Sew Mlli:Ort
east Road, six miles north of er
4'14 sea blast, and are prep
)er- of All Kind
•AND .
DING MATERIA
icriptiera, embracing a quanti
• ,
le, Rock Am, Birch, Basswood,
stoelt of
AND DRAIN WM
Lept eotLstantly on hand.
sy es can be had elsewheae.
livered in Seaforth, if reguired.,
way description can be Supplied
Itugth.„
OVENLOCK & GRARA
ARD CAS
or buying any quatatity of
ITER
charge for inspection.
trii-STREET, SEAFOR
AND
ons
•
GUST 1,1873.
•
s
POSITOR.
GOOD DOG.
fond of that dog?
Well, taught to be,.•
For lei saved my lie,
• Audis fond of me.
knOWS Whitt sayi
mes
t- Thdre—a0 you see—
coand pats
paw on my knee !
was took with the fever,
And down so low
I made up my mind -
I had to gc ,T,
$ *It wa,s on the -cards,
I hadn't no S.how ;
Tat was—Pass in your chips,
And good-bk, Joe!
•
That's lust where I was—
Played olit, you may say,
For the doctor left, •
When my chum run away :
Doc'torp in them days
Went for their par
I lay there.alone—'-
Not a man wudd -stay
g—
. Only my dog,
Who sat by 111 bed,
Just where I couldsee him,,
• Ana pat his head :
Re felt what 1 suffered,
Knew what I said,.
And wouldn't believe -•I was almost dead !
Day after day,
And night after night,
Fle, sat by my bedside,
Always in sight
Re seemed to know
That My head was light ;
Ile wouidn't he down,
And the clog was right !
I felt if he did—
And, I think so still -
1 should lose my grip—
, Re was my will :
Be pat out the fever,
• Tlroke up the chill,—
•: Was something tC me-
'‘ Death vuld not kill
I lead a rough life,
I get and I spend,
Pay what I boorcw,
Lose what I lend :
•$ I loved a wonaan—
It came to an end :
Get a gotkd dog, sir,
You have :friend 1
0
•
Two Curiosities.
t•
•,
•••
be filet wit
til they -
have pass
real, livin
isle ache or
brain feet and wear un.
re conquereld, or: vie
d them. They ae as
annoying as any 6ingi-
pain could be; as 1.rtiis-
ing and irr trains arr the peas in the
shoes of t e pilgrimsinf old. Ner-
vous hea th is one thing, and
moral hea th and purely physical
ite another and di erent
and steady mental work
to long life; but ne v us
ental work that
rging, and, at the s
unhinging of the
health is q
thing. Cal
is conduci
emotion,
constant
time, is a
'tenor of ti e mind, eats away: the bu
brain fast r than any mental labor, m;
no Mattel how hard, that is syste- a I
made,. s men do not really diet of fro
heat t dise se as often as supposed, but at
of 4ople 37-,,„ or congestion of the wi
lungs, so ihey do not die of bin
work, but of brain worl7. e Scott
died of it Southey, Swift, Horace
GrePley, nd probably ''Illackera.y.
--Lon,clo
A. T. st viraes
e• on the other hand, suspi-
, f 'guilt, only short 4fpositive
f. The individual in,k•espect of
t4ie late) deliverance is given
horst ube penalty qf the law,
tbat is all.
prov
ciens
pros
who
goes
and
-404111 .
.1..
orking on
Enekprising young anadians
wh 're dissa tsfled a ho e• might
y the ollowin ' , e periences
ng n4tn who w1itIes to the
(Col.) N4ws : " eing . out
--bat not
try the
S, so I wa
1
it on the
o' o where there i ar
1 iwere.ndatyy,to iztAi
ey-
1
1 t 1 you fact —nothi
er• itgbes. You are
ulp:at 1 o'clock ; get
we er, during' bug ti
cho.
PT
!of
.1De
me of
en '1
They have two remarkable curios-
' ' s in California, which • it were
well net to name in the same
breath. One .is .,a college eighty
years old, forty-five miles from the
railroad, and approachable only
though pathless' woods and over
cattle tracks -in the clearing. It is
the College of Our Lady of Guada-
lupe, contmonly known as Santa
Yne,z Cionecre, and is coeval with the'
old Santa Ynez Mission, is cOnductedi
by the Order of Franciscans, and has'
2 students in attendance—all it can
ettomodate. The other curiosity is
tabona fide Japanese -mermaid, now
a desiccated state, but in- the year
1273 it. was as' lively a .fish wo-
man as ever made silver music in
h6llow shell or bandied Billingsgate
with her garrulous and ungrammat-
ical sisterIt isaid that this mer-
%taid has I been eirloom in an old
Japanese iamily ifor 600 years. It
now belongs to 4 Frisco shownta.n,
who has, no eolibt, made more of
the mermaid than was ever made
of it before.
Prohibition Massachusetts
. .
A man who was at Springfield
during the rec nt eboat race tells
ite
how he obta. ed his cLstomary
" constitutional ° in spite of the
prohinition`orctinance :
0 for Somebody.
ealt y men, are often credited
with ge tter riches than they pos-
sess, and frequently, after diligent
inquiry i
that they
to their
to their resources, find
lave set too high a limit,
possessiOns. It therefore
rarelytappens th t a man astonishes
;
himself ith his wn wealth ; yet a,
little on it attributes a bit of amaze-
ment to r. A. T. Stewart. It is
probably generally knoiYn that Mr.
Stewart took steamer for Europe
last, wee..,It is not so generally
known t at before his departure he
made a ill. .Prior to making tl.ii,S
will it w: s thought advisable to ieree
pare a sc edule of his real and person.
al estate with its valt-eetion. • Upon
tee co pletion of tie schedule,
much to the surprise di Mr. Stewart,
and to t le greater surprise, of his
t wee found that he was
e hundred millions Of 1401,
hat any American citizenit
possessed of , so gregt
lmost surpasses belief, isult
h of the foregoing "lee -
well authenticated.
friends,
'worth 6
lats. -
Shedd,
'wealth
the, tru
ruentis
IDani
} 'If th
in g fee
and he
fit for g
death
friend,
oenefac
him: a
cud b
what i
elect a
comps
Frenc
ferred)
bottle
claret,
dozen
sugar,
to sui
water.'
Water
Bosto
fit
v
so
ge
11
bu
sh
5
o,c
.no
sw
or
fo
ine
esn
oafi gleI,thought
rancho .1 [far ming]
•Iced for or five
Platte, nd . found
employed
ve hands;
Edit r; ''c
gent° e -et
obliged te
breakfast
e---potitte
ou get -upt at 3 ro clock and
aris, gree4 untiltireakfast—s-
o, c eke Yon, work . until 11
oc and get dinner-i--half-h.oue
ni g, Then work until 6 o'clock
up er—and, as soon as yott
llo your supper, work until 9
10 .'clock tying up vegetables
ma ket. All this for $1 a day,.
s cone -fourth of a day is a1i.
ou-25 cents—to work front
ck its the afternoon , till $
at night. Now, is this no
tosidiken a poor man's heart
d is {enoughbub poor—no
. buttr allowed' on the table,
.
u sleep like bogs, in an old
nd stable, fall of. greybacks
4 .be bugs i I ! li14 to work, but
LS oalieed to giv up. I hope
e ebo al and kind4iearted ranch-
rk- and a home
e to- work six -
he twe ty-four hours,
11
11
11
•
"The regulation •about closing
the bars during this clay occasioned
a little grumbling, but not much„
becauce it is seemingly well under-
stood that if any me wants some-
thipg stronger than water all he.ha
to"!do is to ask for sandwiches, and
laewill be shown. into aback room
weill provided with dark -colored
bottles. A raong the eight young
fellows who shareda room with
yeur correspondent w s one who
narrated a, previous e _ perience at
the Massasoit House : I came in,'
said he, 'gentlemen, and lookeu
around in every direction, but hang
me if 1 could i find the bar. So I
stept up to the! office and said to the M
clerk, ' Charlie, where's the bar
now ; where have you put AT Hp
looked solemn) and said, '"There is
none: we Iarel etermined to strictly
• enforce the t mperance law here.'
'All right,' said I, 'enforce away,
but just scratch my name off the
book.' ' But,' he went on, not
noticing what I threatened, and
looking at me from the corner of his
eye, 'if any. gentleman would like
a sandwich, he'll find what he Wants
in that back room there.' So 1
toddled in, and found plenty- of
everything, wine, brandy, gin, and,
would you believe it, there was a
plate of Sandwiches made out of pine
wood which was politely handed to
me when I came in. 1 didn't hank-
er after 'em, and 'cheered my young
heart with a good nip of the for-
' hidden.' Faro n this candid narrative
itia clear that' there are more ways
than one of doing a thing." .
A
cost t
accou
ged in
woma
The
youn
ped,
into a
luded
sena
with
him.
ally,
provi
their
his w
incli
a
94
1 Webster's Recipe f
Punch.
eodslike Daniel cared noph-
iehes he loved a good punch,
-new bow to concoct a drink
ds. • Some time before [his
e gave his old life long
lajor Brooks, Boston, [ his
ion -and blessing, , and left
the last. earthly good hp
stow, thefollowieg recipe for
now known. here anaong, the
the Webster punch, t is
d a:,‘ one bot6le of pure loll
brandy (ginuggled direct, isre-
one bottle sherry, one bo4-
ld Jamaica runt, two betties
one'hbottle champagne, 'one
lemons, one 'pint strou Itea,
strawberries and pine -a ple
the taste, plenty of ice, no
,
t no
n.-1-
1 --
'
4-ney
a., -ii
dul-
ung
im.
agistrate fined him. Th 6p
woman's brother horse-Whi
im. His wife worried hi
brain -fever. The parson e
to him personally in a stron
. The local editor took ei
pillor
[
ke
a
Sunda
10'
3
o'
en
Ti
mi
an
ba
a
so
111
te
It is° to be observed th
enters this compositi
Cor., S. Y. Herap.
The Cost of a Kies.
iss, however- please)*
o much.- Here we ha
t of a,•Missduria,n who
the salutation of a fine
and of what happened
1
ed
o'cl
lock
ug
q fo
lk 0
gi e me -w
her I wil not— ha
en t of
O $1 per d
pap
c ee
der of
so oar
shall
glad o this, be
have t e seine r
effect in this
LADIES'
p
His hum
Dress Goo
The lath
Ties and B
.an hum
U
Don't fo
OlJli
Breaking Lishes.
are glad '.t learn that the
or of Chita 1as issued a de-
claring th t i the chief offi-
his house old handles dishes
lessiy as break them, he
be l4lIed. Vfe say we are
tis we hope to
eg lation put into
Cu try, If it is,
011
the clergyman, and
leaded long -prime
he was punished., b di- 1
ence, for the potatob1.1g 1 t
potatoes to eat every blold
eat crop. Let the kiss:i
edi,take warning: r
•
erdict of Not Proven. ;
ve
ed
11
4bolut-
he lex
maT r
etruti
1y in
eh misconception teensS
prey- il in regard to this
whic
law
bar
of
resp
1
an a
veld'et of " not proven has
retu 'ned may again be sent t
on reduction of new evido
guil than ' which nothing'
poss bly be more absurd. No
vide al charged with the comin'eslon
of c irne can be tried a second;time
for he same offence on any pr ewe
who. ()aid
be
1
is peculiar to the crijn Scotland. In a, re ;mil
f Notes ap,d Queries he le
at journal„in answer to,
ndent, states in substance
legecl criminal in whose lc
$. •
11
inatie
com
the fl
that i
it wild
on it
slec
the:
as
that
Sh n
her si
four
any 0
inga
est ietelligence
n't ke mill
tea -s t—Arax A
et
raeal
11
v
wo 'thousand !hired girls will
cuted every' week, and we
asonably 1100 that the- de-
n of creckery will be check- ,
e have s °peed it temperer-
ur ,house by aa,ving a tea -set
of wroug titon and painted
When al., inew hired girl
she drops the cdffee-pot on
or. , Findnagiwith amazement
does not break, she thumps
a at -iron and drops bricks
a.ri goes ou and borrows a
-hammer anu whacks it , and
perceiving t lat it 'is as good
r, she sitt: down in front of
offee-pot a,41isurste into tears.
she ;gives vrarning; loads up
ugar and b elt and butter for
k ' eunt, exiezz1es three or
•emtitcheI handkerchiefs and
d Pillowc Se that may be ly-
i
•Oun.d,:aiad st, rts for the near-
ofce. 'We would -
4n t dollars for that
dder. :
1
As the
A.YS RENOS7NED FOR 'NEW -AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.
rie has now on hand
I
BAMTE: SUIT, LADIES' LINEN SUITS, CHILDREN'S
MARSWE SUITS.
.
i
,
r ;
AIN
use stoc - of Silks
s annot be excell
t novelti s in Ladi
!scii.Stoc of Pares
get to see our Teas
TEAS
CANN
ummer season is a
•
ND STRIPED SHAWLS,
••In great variety from $1 50 upward. •
Grenadines, Japanese Silk, Poplins, 131ack Gro a Grain Silk and Fancy
Id in any country town,
s' Collars and cus, in Muslin and Linen Sets, Real Lace Collars, Fancy
Is and Kid Glove in every style.
•
ERY DE ARTM T COMPLETE.
and Sugars ; 11 unds of bright Demerara Sugar, $1.
T BE EXCELLED FOR QUALITY AND PRICE.
ancing, the ahoy Dry Goods will be sold cheap for cash.
HOMAS KIDD,
CA TiON I I-: 'FRAUDS ABROAD!
1 ,
BE most respectfully to caution the public. '
he British North American Provinces to be
r nalard against purchashig spurious medi-
a es - -hicb are being sold as my genuine "olio -
way's o ins and Ointment," by certain individuate, „
f litt e or no means, trading (for the last few
oat a only) -under the style of the "Nem York
eni° al Compiiiiy," Every artifice is made nee
f by thent for the purpose of imposing upoa the
nbli •' and the more effectually to deceive, they
ve he effaintery, in their advertisements, to
i a e he follTwing caution:
a T e immense demand for ' HOLLOWAY'S Piar,s
ND INTIINNT1 has tempted unprincipled parties
o co terfeit these valuable Mediaines.
' [j order to protect the Publie and ontselvds, Vie
s.e fssuoA a new ' Trade Mark,' consisting of an
gyp 'an Circle of a serpent with the letter II in
he a ntre. Every box of genuine ' Iloar,owaza's
L OINT3IENT'
bone are genuine without it.
" To VEALERS AND jOBBERS IN DRDOS AND
ILAND cW:lhIlls trade mark on
Es.aVe ts.
•
•
' '4 Sc call your particular attention to the new
Sty1e; of 'HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINT)I.ENT'--
illone f the old style are manufactured by us now,
nor ve 'they been for months. We therefore
candela all purchasers against reciving from any
obb
, "I ormatien poncerning any such goods being
tfhe old style of goods.
ts or Dealers t
Offered will be received -with thanks.
" daask the favor alai' theinformation yo1 can
ive ia regard to those counterfeits."
Nolo this Company is aware that yonr leafs do
ot hermit them to eery the precise getting up of
my Medicines, but in order the more completely
to binid the public, they have recourse to another
piece of deception, viz., instating that they deem
it neeessary, as they say, t1/ make up the Pills and
inuwt Leu3ntEiz another fo, rm; and that they stdopt a
B sides the bove-mentioned " Chemicel Coin-
er
an there is also a David Pringle, of Nev York,
ho y consu mate trickery is attempting to sell
p ouLindise.tn. "(ins of my Medicines. Beware of
Lim ik
.1 .
.8 unprinipicd Cheinieftl.Company has dared
s that I owe very large sums of money in the
ni ed Stittcs.I What is tho fact ? A newspaper
ge • obtaine, without my anowledge or eonsent,
nd by eollusi n with a party who held a limited
ow o• of attorjney of mine, an order to advertise
e ledicines n South America for three years, to
hexteais
nt ofwe1,409.,Q00 in gold. Ho then sold his
to
who, got it referred by the court
to friend of his who gave judgment against MS
to t e amount of $171,287 gold, for profit which he
said'he could have made by it, had I- not taken
ste a to repudiate this vile transaction atlae mo -
rot t it came to my knowledge. This Judgment •
wi :soon be set aide. It cannot be supposed, I
am Sure, that I owe a cent to any one that I -would
net immediathly pay.
here is no trath whatever in the statement that -
I ea er authorited any person or persons to use my ,
naijo for the Sale of my Pills and Ointment, al-
tho gh gross frauds have been practised open me
by inprincipled men this way.
' I would ask, as a favor, that should it come to
th knowledge of any person that spmioua medi-
ci s are- behig made and sold in my name, that -
he lbepleased to send me the name and address of
th vendor who is selling the same, that 1 may, for
the protection of the nubile, institute proceedi am
against him, and I engage tO remunerate hand-
soiae1y my informant without divulging his name.
hould any person hive reason to believe that
he has been deceived by buying spurious imitations
of these bledicines, he will oblige me by sendina,
to Pie liddres0 at foot (which he can do at a cost of
si cents in postage), one of the books of instruc-
ti las whichx, e affixed. to the same. • ,
Ai
y Medic ma can be supplied at the lowest
w olesale ne prices in quantities of not lessrthan .
worth—Viz., 8s. 6d., 22e., 84s. per dozen boxes
of Pills or pots of Ointntent, for -which reinittance8
m at be sent in advance. These Medicines are
n t sold in the United States.
ach Pot and Box of my Genuine 'Medicines
b ars the British. Government Stamp, withe the
w rds " Hollowayis - Pills and Ointment, Lon -
di."
• (Signed) THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
538, 0xfor Street, W. C.,
London, Oetober 8, 1872.
THi C NCER
T E GREAT
• -
S. y M
ON s TV
R.
EGINS
S EVRYI$ODY.
LEARING SALE OF
Y GOOD
And will last until every, dut '13 bitindirect. worth is swe
g,
for Fal Stock, which he is
• Come ally. Now is Tour tine. Dont let yo
MAKE
DENT'S CHEAP
AT DENT'S
DAY, JUL
out, reaardless of cost. Mu
erybodycknows what a superb.
• best chance pass.
A NOTE OF
DRY GOODS
111
CLEARIN
The Brain Worry.
e
Arany of us pray to be delivered
from sudden death, and do we worry
ourselves into it? If we do, can„ve
help it'? To most of us it is not
given to choose Cur lie es, to avoid the
°11g11 places, to gently shoulder one
side disagreeable facts. We must
climb over the trocks though they
hat us sere, and the difficulties,
however they may annoy us, must•
pro
the
sta
cha
tever;not if afterward i
adduced the most vole ulvoCal
fs of guilt. In criminall 1auses
verdict of a juiy- is in eiv-ery in-
ce finel as regards th-4, specific
-gee iThe difference betwen
t pfoven ” nd "not glailty ' is
sin. ply moral in its char. cter, and
th verdict is returned onijr in such
cas s where there is insufficient
evi lence to convict the alleged
cri inal, while there yet remain
su h shades of suspicion as .do , not
tr rrant his dismissal without some
fo mal statement. Practicelty "not
pr ven." amounts to a ver ict of ac-
qu ttal ; mta
orally, it does ot. The
ve diet of "not guilty," as pro-
no nced by a Scotch jury, •denotea
th -jury's conviction of the alleged
or ruiners absolute innocence ; "not
PUBLI
JOT CE is hereby ve
h ve this day er hr
Millers and Prodnce c
Village of Seaforth,
firm of JAS. NEN
OTICE.
that the undersigned
d into Partnership as
ssicni Merchants in the
r the . name, style and
& CO.
P.
•
R 0
THE
kT
L flat,
(le' I
Ladies' I
Lades'
5,
t be done to make roo
took is kept at DENT'S
ni
•
*TORE.
E WEE
FOLLOWING GOODS
- HILL'
trmmed.
a,f, untremmectr
a6, Straw. I
a0, imitation ifarseilles.
ESigned,3 J KENDALL,
41k1A.ET N CHABLESWORTH.
JAS. P. KN
ALL &
Beg to state to the T‘ ers, duce Mer
and Dealers of the on ty o Iluront that
have purehased from Me ars. SHEARSON
the -Mills known as he eafo h Mille; an
hereafter carry on th arap.
• All Kinds o etratnPurchaied,
1)
° • As fo
And Vie Highes4 C
FLOUR efc11aug
0
ants
they
CO.
will
erly,
Sil PRICE aid.
d for WHEA!
Faa era desiring Ith each
gettini for their WbJeltio. 1
PLO It DELIVE D in
lage fr e of char e.
The ndersign , having had
manaa meut of the Mill for
patron may rest assured tha
the sax e satisfatxtoy treatme
as fo erly.
JAS. P.
R FE -REN to the ab
to
ld beg a.
extensiv
wok th rik their
for th patronage a
the pat four yeLr, and trus
eaal pt tronage wil be extend
wh m violins° tAcasure in bei
ii
ly es
rilis, in
561
so'
n e can rel upon
"lAir.
Y part of t e Vil-
the antic orking
e past t1re years;
they w411 receive
Lt said as jo d work
k TINDALL CO.
ve, the und 4rsigned
timerous cu tomeas
eorded to t em for
that the s me lib -
ed to the ew firrn
g able to c nfident-
bts due
paid to
y us, in
d by the
LS FROM 25GENTS1
K MANTLES from $2 50.
s W i s
NCED WHITE SKIRT frora 60c.
SUMMER 9LOTH-ING..1
The above Goods are new d stylish, an will be offered at cost, to clear Summer Stock.
REME
BER, ON WEEK'S SALE AT HILL'S.
RTH
FQIJ)DRY.
ERR, WIL
1E& CO.
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Wish to iniorin the people f Huron and public ge erally that t • ey have leased the Seaforth Fotuidry
for a term of ye s, and are niiw prepared to manutat tun all kind of
cstings/ Straw Cutte .s, Sa ing Machines
lumen& t dna old pat lois. All d
concOt1O1 With the TIi1-u4ist b
P Kendall 0o., and all debts due
e tion witl3 ti same will ;be settl
• &an of Jas PfKendaU &Cd.
W. A. FlRARSON & CO.
HOOSE SH
E RGE BARER, begs
o McKillop that he inte
riess 'Et his old stand. at Wi
Jally, and that helintendsto
fo merly done :by him. T
tenth n will be paid_ to Ho
a ten
IC id
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EING.
o jiform th farmertil
ds to comm nee busi-
p on the first of
ary on the
e ost part
se Shoeing
tender
ttended
Fiset an
•PloMrs, and other Fannin Implements.
We are alsoprepared to 4
The undersigned. have ha(
Eatisfaction in all their wor
287
Far the
REPAIRING of ever dscription.
long experience in the Foundry bus nes% and are prepared to guarantee
I.ERR, WILKIE & CO.
aying and Ha yest of 1873.
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P RE DRUGS.
HE DRU BUSINESS, heretofore carried on
by Mr. OHN SEATTER, having been pur-
e slid by m -,1 be to intimate to the iuhabitanta
' Seaforth and vicinity that the stock is being
pleuished With
ery Requirement of th„e Drug Tr
Constantly on hand:
-
*are Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medi-
cines and Dye Stuffs,
Toilet, Fancy and Rubber Goods,
'OMBS, HAIR, TOOTH, NAIL AND SHAVING
$
iTrusses, all siz a; Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Shoulder 'B ces, Carriage, Bath and
. , C ldren's Sponges,
.
PERFU3 ES AND SOAPS, .
-
All the Choice toad Fashionable Articles. Pure
Wines and Liquors for Mediebial- Pur-
poses, Horse and Cattle Medieinq,
Paris Green and Luddy's Potato Bug
$ Destroyer.
i -
BRUSHES,
Physicians' eaescrietions. and Family
Recipes Carefully Prepared.
• Customers favoring me with a call will find the
stock complete. partmulaa attention is cailed to
1 , my steak of DYE STUFFS, all of which aro war -
• Itinted gikuine alat the lowest prices.
JOHN S. ROBERTS,
= Seaforth.
EXTRACT.IN•GPTAEINET. H WITHOUT
The Subscribers offer their um yelled
CAYUGA-CHIEF JR. MOWER, AND JOFI S ON SELF -RAKING SINGLE
. REAPER,
. . Muhines in use. Among their chid
J
;advantages over Corabin•d Machines we would mention the following: '
And guarantee them antic aor in every respect to any Comb
ne
let. They are cheaper +ecanse a Reaper and Mower COS ing $210 will outwear two Combined Mal
hines costing over $‘3013, and with not one-quarter the cos of r repairs.
2nd. They are lighter •au ht • any light, team can wor ei er Mower or Reaper all day with ease.
• The pitmans working fr
uneven surfaces.
8rd. They do better
• id for its work witho
other machine.• This is
We have no space to 4iumerate the furthcr advantages
thaee at the top this year
or both in all kinds of g 'nes or gain, and will agree to en
same way it 18 loday,ecl, which no Other Mower er Reaper
We offer to such as twist upon trying combined raachi
ely, and never cramping, as is al sal the case -with combined Machmee on
rim
ork, becanse each is specially dm ted to its own class of work, is always
t changes, and both ruachines, by th ir tilting levers, will cut closer than any
a great advantage, especially in mo g, as an inch at the bottom is wortfi
f t ese machines, but offer a trial of either
th worst lodged graSs or grain, going the
n d a
OS UT
OHIO COMEINED MACHINE WITH
Loa anarantee it equal to th.e best of its class. All our work guaranteed., Address
MSON & WILLIA315, Mitchell, Ot.;
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CAIITW IGHT, L. D. S„ Surgeon Dentist
1,-). attends u Seaforth, at linox's Hotel, the trat
Tuesday and rednesday of each.month; in Clinton,
at the Commercial Hotel, on the following Thurs-
days and Fridays. The remainder of the thue
at
his Stratford ollice.
Parties requiring new teeth are requested to eail,
if at Seaforth and Clinton, on toe first days 4 .at
tenTdeasuticine.onia
Is of over 500 patients who have had
their teeth extraoted by the use of the Gos, may
Teeth inserted in the most substantial a4 im-
be seen at my office in Stratford.
proved styles.
Filling done in gold, &c., in a manner whieh cans
ot 267-i
gitt expo5itor
18 l'UBLISRED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
Th SEAFORTH
Taitus.-1.50 per year in advance, or $2 at the
end of the year.
Advertising Rates.
First insetion, per line, 8 Cent8 atibsequent i-
sertions, 2 cents each time, perline.
' ON SELF RAICE
CONTRACT RATES.
icular at THO
businesS a . •
Specie. ' Rpairs at jOHNSON BROS., Seaforth.
All
feet:
ion paid to horses a hit
of repairiing prompt] to, either
warrant, -
n r wood. wok. Wagon tir
11 work warranted. P ice- greatla redueed.
coaticulars eeRaudsee or tOUrSehCs. I take
s opporthoitj of thankil g -,$ ou for past favore
I 2
ope by doing good ork at a low price to
eri1a eontinualnee of the s • me. .
GA_ORGE BA_R ER, Horse Sheer,
. Winthrop.
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NOTI E
jS HEREBY CTIVEN that the partnership heretofore existing between s, the undersigned, LB
Grocers, Butchers and G ne al Dealers, in tie
Village of BruaSels, late Ai le aille, has been t
ay dissolved bymutual CO sei t. All debts o
tb the said parther)aip are to he paid to Wffii
ojm
'Ofts, end ell (lianas aga isI the said. partnership
re to be pre8ented to the aid -Willie:ni Tufts, y
-hem the sarae will be set led.
Dated at Brussels this 1 th day of Joly, 1878.
WI $4 TITFTS,
ALIT ED-- IIMOLETON
293
Witness : C. B. COOPER
M.
LON-GI ES.
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R. COUNTER SAFORTH
inc just reeeireil two more ceards those celebrated
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NCINE 11"CHESI
,r•
11,Iinttfaciured by THS. RUSSELL & expressly for
,A.E1 a t)roof of the eiLeellent quality of these Watches, Mr
monthi, and each tilt has given entire satitifCtiOla.
COUNTER has soil four cases wit
D IIa c ° 1172:ll4ear60 00
;aloths .......... ..... .-20 00
half " .... '; ..... . .... ... 3250 00G°
o " 3 rao ths ....... .. .. . - . .... 12 00.
' 20 00
One-fourth oliane y •ar
. 12 00
800
One-eighth ollney° ntehhss ... .1!: .... , .
IT 12 00 .
L 1 8 00
1, bail ,, .. 500
8 00
5 tPll
ii On,e, -telfth one year ,
''' " 3 mouths • 800
Business Cards, (6 lines and under,' year.. 4 Oil
Advertisements of Strayed, Lost, Found, &ea
• not exceeding 10 line—fast month, $1; after first
month, 50 cents cavil month.
• Advertisemants of FARMS and REAL ESTATE
i for sale, not exceeding 15 limes—first month, $1 50
each subsequent month, 75 cents.
Births, Marriageo, De -k -Gratis.
Advertisements without specific directions( will
be in s erted t ill forbid, and charged accordingly.
Advertisements measured by a scale of solid
Nonpareil.
Mc12,BAN BBOTBBS.
six
8500
Half `` one y ar
I II t. ball
• - 8 m
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