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LITMBER
TEAM SAW MILL.
le}
)CK GRAHAINI
new Steam Saw AH.11, on the
Read,. Rex miles north of Sea-
le blest,. and are prepared to-
, I
or Ali Uds,
AND
*G MATERIAL
ion, embracing a quantity at
A.RD1V00.1},_
>ek Eltu, BialteBasaw°014 Oat
of
NDDRAIN la-OMB:Ell
ctaistamtly on, hand. 1, •
,s can be had elsewhere.
rd in Seaforth, if required.
eeeeeiption Can bo supplied- teen
ae;th.
LOCK & GRAHAM.
'FEST EXCITEMENT.
ECKUE
utt-ssELs,
xecerred andi opened out
31(1,000- WORT
AND SLIMMER.
GO -01)S,
A-SIS;17__VG OF
CDS,
Fancy and Staple,)
itYe•
he:D.
6E, CLOTHING
4110 -ES,, .
MS, &CR
the largest and hepet ever of-
Iiu, having been par ased on th&
es; in the very beet-- • kets, Wad
$20-,00a of Goode.
iNS Prints ate4 Prose Goods..
wholesale coehpricee
- great profusion. Goods made'
tt4 order on the shortest notice.
4-ttgle 'veill be sold at pricee tpat will
ante for CAM.
elle goods and peiceS before- ptire
greh
3 •
yOHN LEci:‘,,
Brussels.
hrNTs
MONEY?
ONG, SkAFORT11,
'hey'
a LOW RATE OFINTkRe
Fatert or -Village Property.
ring money Should! apply to hinh.
I filrOUR PROPERTt.
YOUR LIVES
on SeaTorth.
*.SO- AGENT
Provincial In
ifef
iteettrance Cai
ifee
Iii: Inset
asbitaleit as ter mil
ter Strong'
reed. Seaforth
•
Fo
sine eCT:upare3'
I
any, •of Toronto--
ce Company`, or
ered by any other
Me Companies.
Pairley's Geneere"
252
•14.11AFORTII •
ELTY WORKS
itHIGNED, in returning his siiieerer
the public for their liberal support
takes:this opportunity of Stati-lig
et ektrea the services of Mr. AD
hteman and Mechanic, as foreman.
!Worlee Planing, Sash and Door
iTERS AND FARMERS
.
qheiradvantage ta call, as they can
•
19
the -Wood Line done on the short-
?OreP,S,
FRAMES,
hiCILDIN GS,
eta tip to order._ A limited member of
itele.BLE AND SINGLE
AND' CARRQT DRILLS
•N‘D LAND itor,hrats,
Racks and Gates on hand.
EESE MANUFACTURERS;
)1n:wile:eel the rnannfactuxe of Ciieeset•
ES and SETTERS,
eapplied the shortest riotio-
enshie tering. Boxes guaranteed_ t
elem. Awaiting orders for different
NHN M. MARTIN,
Novelty Works, Seaforthe
Auctusit 8,1873.
ir,wommomimmr
'A SWIM
for Libe arf
A veritable
Australian W
_ since, almost- a
Edmond Dan
onte aTistoll
French trans
bad put into
gelbounie fci
oa board we
bound for the
went of New-
tiaels on gait
number, ax14.i
lia,ntly
• Baata were
Alistances, anc
-mations take
tonvicts from
-extraordiruvy
age, good far
durance, one
Y.;
•• -
,
escape was made in
ters, *few -weeks
amazing as that of
tes, in the hovel. of
It seems that the
ort steamer L'Orite
the lower harbor of
coal and provisions.
re 500 Communists,
FrenCh penal settle -
Caledonia. The sen -
were quadrupled in
he ship was kept bril-
nated with lanterns.
tationed At judicious
all conceivable pre -
to prevent any of the
escaping: Bu by an
combination of cour-
ane and phisical en -
Michel Serigne man-
aged to effect his departure from the
vessel and
-distance of
sinc%there i
litical offen
is arrival on shore, a
seven miles: where,
no expatriation for po-
es, he walks to -day a
free ream. „1
According to the Melbourne Ar-
gus, Semple
. portunity fo
out of a p
which had
;having watched his op -
several hears, rolled
rt -hole into a collier,
een brought alongside
cost of. some $180,000 i a break-
water constructed for about] $50,-
000 ; a canal, 250 feet .wide ,i dug
through th li sand -bar, at an eXpense,
we believe, of $75,000, &c.; lifaiious
stone and :, brick ' buildings ate.
being erected by. private individuals,
and in 1872, the value of the buildings and...improvements was reckon-
ed at $440,833i in the whole toWn.
We doubt Niyhether such a growth
and Activity were ever shown in, the
United States .by a frontier tO'wri.---1
t
Cor, .Y. Y. Ti tes. ! -
1 1
eiheelie • '
Irish Cabin.
A Mr. Ray, a recent .-png,lish
traveller in Ireland, gives the follow-
ing vived picture of domesc life,
as he -experienced it •amang the itv;
humbler classes of society n that w
country " I had oecasion," says he,
"to tiav41 •often • in that Oeuptry,
from the year 1850 till abbatthe th
year 1861 ; in the early part o that ne414
period i met with an instoxice of hear the th&t n Hom6 Secreta
ge erous hospitality in a pOor peas- across'the table o Lor
ant that deserves to be known, R1selh, who1 sat rea ing n
paCcularly as ray experience diuring er,' at tbe G rick : sel
voiu tead T y's ni k,231
vs desi
7, who e iaine
y C 9 er) spee
the par ons ane
xeter all?"
," .repl ed Lore
ishness never
at or a dress
" Well, read
4, and -t e exa
veryv
- what a
will en
his p
dou t
mar
tryi
- .
here, feel cu mug t
o I t Of testimony h
deavo to ex rieat
,tent y hopeless
1 e will ye( great
:le sensattio Is }efor
im eals hi: ate.
!u
as
ew
Ives
1
an
Iwi
Pam
Co, per, hr l first
Palmerston asWliel
os
tortes
iei
ft
t
r
do
aline
kea
ten too s
ersons 1
a great
,
•toST t
rston
of P
ton'
Saxo
arp
learn by
• Co nsel
hirn tom
sition No
som re -
the 1 ourt
im ret 0
wit vas i
th t th
r v
ave earn
r reutal
11 lord
woh m4
,eldes d
rusb
er
y fr,
for
n. fo
haft
ried
ugh
nd.
ary
bout Lis son -i
is zeal he dd not
e in oi care for • and
sbury, it was said„ alwa
n go d part. It m
tweet years ago that
•
I I
N
•
SI
such
edge
use.
hem.-
'
buiy1;
rT4Laobdryyd
f tell-
luacwh
Lord
s took
st be
over-
-y call
John
wspap-
have
me by
e Earl
is An-
ti- last
parish
have
John,
permits
ny one
.
inatien
the close, I am
ow so ?"
ildren
riptural
received
be]
Sh
DI
th
fee
re
a
whole time, of my acquaintance
h the country, proved the same
ing existed everywhere I was
wrung on a winter's evening flora,
wn_on _the sea -coast, whenlI was
to- furnish the stearaer with coal.
ov rtaken at the foot of a mountain
A' guard with, a Cha was close by a storm as violent as I had ever
by, but the -prisoner executed his
en 'wintered, accompanied with tor-
/ critical movement just as the sentry
re ts of rain. 1 rode for shelter t
was mo -vin from him, and before_
a 1 oor 'looking ' cabin, ,where i wa
he turned. Serigne fell amid the
re eived with a. true Irish welcomei
-coals, and, vitt] great swiftness and i:TI e inmates, a laborer and a wifei
dexteiity, e vered himself up among
w th a large familly, were, at a sup.
them. He e he lay until after mid-
pElr of potatoes and milk, to which I
"night, his rst descent having been was invited,and of which I partook
made abou 9. He now stealthily hiartily. My horse was placed in a
lowered imself overboard and snug corner, and seem -ed as welcome
swam to t ie. collier's stem where, ai its master. I was then pressed
a toat wa fastened. Cutting the 1
t take up my lodgings for the night',
rope, he eptly pushed the boat a d the man prepared to brave ' the
_away, swi ruing behind it. The orra for ,the wants of ray horse.
dark, there was no moon owever, finding the rain not likely
abate, and -wishirig to reach the
d of my journey, T determined to
on in spite of th6 soli4itations of
y host. Accordingly after offering
me moneY, which- ,*as peren3ptor-
y refused;, I „got my hoirse to the
d or, when a .new trouble cona-
enced ; Ilhad . no great coat. .A
fine new ratteen coat was produced,
and nothing could induce my host
-suffer m:a, a perfect stranger, to
dlepart without phtiEing it on ; and
t us equipRecl, protected br'perhaps,
whole year's earnings, I setoff."
,
, aia• lee
' Reuter.
eutees origigial, name
Josapha.t. He is a Get-•
' h parents, blut in early
night was
and it rai ed. When 300 yards
et
distant, S rigne heard a noise on
board the Itearaer„ and made up his
mind his es ape was discovered. Efe„,
naturally i ferred that the absence
.of the boat would be instantly noted,
and that, if seen, she would at once
pon. He therefore in -
her, dived well beneath
.
and rose again some (Its -
All was quiet again on
'hip, but he dared ,not re -
boat, and struck for the
could see the /lights at
but knew nbt how fax
be away. After swim -
y an hour, he felt that he
it no longer. Happily,
.at this junetnre he espied a vessel at
.anclior, anil contrived to struggle to
her cable. iFeoring he should faint,
he lashed himself to -the
his belt. For an hour
rested, and then struck
shore. Greatly -exhaust -
aged at last to gain the
andridge, and thence, in
s
be fired
scantly ref
• thesurfac
-tance off.
board the;
turn to th
:shore. •IT
.Sandridge,
they migh
• ming near
-could sten
.and so sin
cable with
•or more h
• -out far the
ed, he ma
beach at
the mordng, he walked into Mel-
boume. • e had heard, he said,
that havince once touched English
soil he wa-
.of being
taken, it
have gwa
distance a
velous her
•Chateau
naturally
and, as it
been, quit€t
the Comm
patirizers,
t has a cora
-future.
•
in the aur
where the
been so .s1
lack and. energy. If Sec -
/lake as good a battle for
life as he lass shown he
for liberty,' he will
again in the world, b.
may congratulate hers
tiisitionfof an enterprisi
though at the expense
donia.
t
• e
free, and so had nu fear
iven up. On the line
appeared that he must
nearly nine miles—the
heived by Dumas' mar -
when he escaped from
'If. The poor man was
n quite a clesqtute state,
turned out that he had
a harmless member of
une, he found many sym-
who will see to it that he
ortable provision for the
Th -ere are few instances
als of remarkable escapes
chances of success have
ander, and where difficul-
ties were purmounted Nvith such de-
termined-
ripe .can
-success in
can. mak
heard of
Australia
en the ac
.citizen,
New -Cal
s
t
1
tcl
If
of
t
Baron
as Julius
an, ofJe
tl
nigh
pau
who
niat.
ie he al
S aftesb
on Ashl
befor
efs at
ny Lor
et prig
lin o tr
famili rly
devilish go
Itl
fe beCame a Christian, taking the
ane of his friend, Landlath. Rent -
r, itagratitude formany kindnesses.
t nineteen, when yet la. clerk' in a
•ank, he submitted an original. plan
th Russian Government for the
pr veraent of its finanees, and for
is he received ftom it about three
• ousand dbllars in gold, with which.
e started in buisness. 'Up to 1852
e was corOaratively unsuccessful
i business but his disappointments.
ever daunted him His real great-
'', ess cornea need when in 11359 the
ondon Tines was compelled to put
is name at the head of its tele:
rams, for the reason. that he was the.
rst who, through his ' agency in
aris, brought, with full details; the
ominous New -Year's speech of the
:amporer Napoleon to the Austrian
17 mbassado1., Barn Hubner,. which
. peech, as it is universally known,
as the forerunner of the Italian
r 4 1
1 r •
var. •: -
. 1• *•. , I
The Claimarit's Prospects.
olfi the chi dren. at
told Was b tter stil -r' "
askin the c
6 uestions of S
which- • he had
story answlers. Just' as
eluding he
bat older
other I i
your vile b
esponded
4
T
v
nat
yet
he
gid
an
ray
ti
11
y w
y of
P3, to
satisf
c
some
amon
mad
ord,'
dsir
Wish to i
for atern
Cast
addressed- a
han the i;est,
gs, inquired,
dyr ''please,
the unsophis-
, Betsy Jones made my
ody„ but] I made thei -skirt
iyeIf!' " •
for& e. peopl
of ye le and ar
in s, S
Pio-% s, a
I ' '
We are als en part t
al
The under ign 3d h ve
satisfaetion i 1 their w
287 ,
r t "
•
P B11.110 NoTIGE.'
OR.
RTII FOUNDRY
R, WILKIE tc CO.
_ -
Of Huron and public generally that they have leased the Ssaforth Fo
now prepared to manufacture OW . ds of
raw Cutters, Sawing. Machines
d other Fanning Implements1
do REPAIRING of every description.
ad long experieuce in the Foundry business, and are repared to guarantee
rk.
KERR, WILK
N TICE is eeeby giver -that the undersigned
Man facinted b
L01\ INES.
OUNTER, • SEAFaktil
NCINE WATCH S,
as just received, two more cases of those celebrated
RUSSELL & SON expressly for him.
I ,
A a proof of the ext llent quality; of these Watches, Mr. COUNTER has sol
months, and ee da one ; s given entire satisfaction.
-Mill es and:Pr duce C mmission Merchents in the
have thieVlay entered into Partnership as •
Duliath. aggial
gentleman walked about with
me to -da in Duluth, who said -that
five year.
a pine an,
spot.
some 5
miles of
and som
built.
churehe
each at
tion is alivanced by six preparatory.
schools
-average
_and b3
There i
. public li
lectures
tient a
been fomed. So well have the
moral f undations of the town been
• laid, th; t but one imurder has ever
been co
and the
adjourrl
he for
degree,
governi
New E
raore r
by the
wheat
ago he wandered through
w tha re is a population of ; of these have sNvorn ht, he is not
OGO inhabitants ; twenty Roger Charles Tichbane. Many
streets have been graded, of these were in.timatel acquainted
ten miles of sidewalks with the latter, and they have testi-
here are ten or twelve fled that neither in feature nor fig-
1ie buildings alone valued tire, voice nor mann*, does the
4.000 to $18,000a1 Ecluca- elaima4t bear the least resemhlance
• hat', of the unfort dnate young
gore than 40 wtnesses, who
wAathut Orton more or less in
ately, have sworn that the claim -
t Arthur Orton. More than20
• ns some of fhem
Vill go of Seaforth,
firm?! JAS. P. KENI
[ igneda JA.
MA
The Tichbane Claimant's fate
eeras scarcely- douletfa He seems
icketed for a. Penitentiary! for the,
ongest ppriad for which English
uclge cab. lawfully senten„ce him on
onvidion of the crime ;Of perjury.
he case fel! the prosecution against
him is tremendousystrng; and ap-
parently altogether conclusive. If
his counsel shall be able to break
through the web of testimeny drawn
around him, he will 'thereby achieve
a worldtwicle fame -,--and A feat almost
unprecedented in forensic annals.
More than. 150 witnesse have tes-
tifid again.st the claimant during!
J, S.'
Beg to state
and Dealer
have pureha
the
her after ca
411
d the
der the name, !style and
ALL &ICO.
. P. KENDALL,'
TM VHARLIWORTH.
KENDALL & CO.
to the Farmers, Produce Merchants
of the (minty of Huron that they
ed from esers. SHEARSON & COr
own as t e Seaferth Mills, and will
rry on the tune.
ndsof drainiPurehased
• As formerly,
Highest
P1?IgE Pa.id.
FLO exching d fpr\ WHEAT. •
t
xchange can •rely upon
t o. I Flour.
FLOUR DELIVER D in any part if the Vil-
Fermers desiring
getting for their Whe
loge free of 'charge.
The undersigned, hi
Management of the
patrons in , rest ails
the same s tisfacto
as formerl
TN REFRE
-a- would leg
• for the extent' ve pat
the past !ea -ears,
eral patron will
whom we av pleas
ly recommend
us, i -a eonneot
Jas. P. Kent].
connection wi
said. firm o f
.1
vin had the entite working
ill or the past three years,
re that they will receive
tre traent and astood work
AS P NDA.LL & CO.
eve, the undersigned
numerous customers
accorded to them for
at that the same lib-
edto the new firm
b ing able to confident -
P trons. All, debts due
e Mill xnust be paid to
debts due by us, in
he settled by the
ll & Co. I
A. SHEARSON & CO.
NOB tot'
to thargk ti
ona
e e
e i
to on old
• th
& Co , an
h the sa
s. P. end
birch forest on this very his present trial. TTpwards of 100:
ad one high school, with an
attendance of 475' scholars,
several • private schools.
a free reading-roomffand
brary in town ; course, of
is given, and various benev-
id social associations have
imitt&l during its history,
Grand Jury often meet and
j
With nothing for them to do.
ign. popul ation is, to a la_rg
Sandinavian, while the
g element is from the best
gland stock:, Perhaps eve
markable are the Sanas spen
ownfor public purposes:
levator has been built at
nia
beyond sus
pidou, have sWorn that one of Rogei Stores
Tichborne's. arms *as tattoed R00
andrit is admitted that neither of ed te"!
the claimant's is so marked. In
ad -
clition a vast amount df subsidiarY I
evidence has beea offered again4
the death- ant, • strongly tending to
prove that he is an irnpostei. Most
people conversant with. the case
madeout against him must conclude
his escape from convic40n to be ilia --
possible, unless there shall be a gross
iscarria,ge of justiae in some unex-
lic, and indeed, the reading publlic
four cases within six
GOLD. 1$
-NArcaRI.JaD oNR,•
GOLD .
a the best *ay to save it isle purchase a gene:Line article in
TEAS S GARS AND GENERAL. GROCERIES,
. • Very cheap, a
LEE'S LOUR AND SEED
Flour, Oat ;ad Co meal, Provisions, ms, Bacon, Frui , Vegetables const
iTd P EVENT DySPE SU., TRY OUB GRANULATED
A Ch. ic .lot of Crocker and Glassware
Splendid ba gains 411 Fruit Jars. Call andieee them. Goods at livered free
Nep.----CEDAR _SSTS and SHINGLES still on hand.
THOMAS LEE, Seaforth, Ont..
STORE.
aritly on hand.
WHEAT.
a
ir
te
I6
16
HORS
aBORGE
of Muicill
nes in hi
July, and
as fprmerl
tention w
att4ntion
kinds Of
w
ed. All e
Fo parti
and hope
thie oPP
merit a t
ha,
pee
re
od
Or
ula
rt
by
nt'
•G
290
DANI
Boo b
TTAS J st eceived. e 1
used in he bueine
ed to ex ut , on he
latest st les, all oder
•
I
AR
p tha
stan
he in
ne by
e pai
• to
airing
Work.
weaha
call
ity 9
doin
pane
ORG
der
OEING.
leg to inform the farmers
he nds to eminence hued -
at W nthrop on the first of
end t( carry on the business
him. he most partioules at -
to H • rse 'Shoeing. Special
ors ith tendee feet. All
pro e p ly attended to, either
W : go tires set and warrant
te rices greatly reduced.
and se for yourseles. I take
th nk ng you for past favors
go d -ork at a low price to
of he same.
B ER, Hotl%1TSnlitairoero,p.
CAUTION 11 'FRAUDS ABROAD.I.
T BE& most respectfully to caution the ptiblief
=k• of 'the British North American Pxovincesto be;
on their gaud against purchasing spurious inedi-
inee which are being sold as my genuine -
way's Fills and Ointment," by cettain individuale,
of little or no means, trading for the last few
Months only) imder the style of • the "New 'Yak e
Chemical Company," Every artifice is made use
of by them. for the purpose of iraposing upon the
public; and the more effectually to deceive, they
have the effrontery, in their advertisements, to •
teems the following caution:
"The immense demand for Hoheowav's Pete s
ANIt OINTMENT' has tenapted unprincipled pasties
to eounterieit the ee Vallable Medunnes.
In order to pr toot the Public and ourselves, we
have issued a new Tilde consistmg of an
Egyptian Circle Of a serpent with the letter in
the centre. Eveiy box of genuine HOLLOWA'S
aaaas ARD OINTMENT' WM baYe this trade mark on-,
it. Nene are genuine without it.
Daehers AND JOBBERS IN DRUGS AND 31E111-
cl-ms.
"We veil eiour particular attention to the new
style of Hohowey's PILLS AND Ormremerr—
onaof the old. style are manufactured by is now,
Aor have they Wen for months We therefore
caution ill purchasers against reeiving from any
Jobbers br Dealers the old. style oft goods.
" Informatien concerning any such goods being
offered will be received with thanks.
"We ask the favor of all the information you can
give in regard to those counterfeits.'
Now this Company is aware tluit your laws do
not perient them to copy the precise getting up of
my Medicines, but in order the more coinpletely
to blind the public, they have recourse to another
piece of deception viz., in stating that they deem
it necessary, as they say, to make up the Pills and
NORitiwteaneliz another form, and that they adopt a
Besides the above-mentioned "Chemical Cam -
who by consummate trickery is attempting to sell
thereisalso &David Pringle, of NOW York,
spurious imitations of nay Medicines. Beware of
hin This unprincipled Chemical Company has dared
to slay that I owe very large sums' of money in the
United States. What is the fact? A newspaper
regent obtained, without my knowledge or consent,
and by collusion witha party who held a limited
power of attorney of mine, an oeder to advertise
iny Medicines in South America for three years, to
the extent of $400,000 in gohl. Ile then sold. his
claim to a lawyer, who, got it referred by the court
to a friend of his, who gave judgment against me
to the amount. of $171,231 gold, foreprofit which he
said he could have made by it, had I not taken
steps to renudiate this vile transaction the mo-
ment it came to my knowledge. This judgment
wilt soon be set aside. IA cannot be supposed, I
am sure; that I owe a cent to any one that I would
not immediately pay. •
• There is no truth whatever in the statement that
I ever authorized any person or persons to use my
name foe the sale of my Pills and Ointment, al-
though gross frauds have been practised upon me
by unprincipled men this was.
I al ask as a favor• that should it come to
the knowledge of any person that spur o
eines are being mille and sold in, my nam ,
teat
lia bepleased to s me the name and address of
the vendor who is selling the same, that I may, for
the protection of the public, institute proceedings
• against him, and I engage to remunerate hand-
• somely ray infornaant without divulging his name.
have reasen to believe that
of charge. , _
Ha
• REGIST R ,LE
Ruled, P
notice
Ladies
0
IS AL
KIDD
AS RENOWNED
LADIES' BATISTE
EMPORIUM
FOR NEW A.Nb FASHI INABLE GOODS.
Be has tliow on hand
SUITS, LADIES' LINEN SUI S, CHILDREN'S
• MARSEILLE SUITS.
AIN AND STRIPED SHAWLS,
. • In eat eariety, from $1 50 upward.
!
His imme ee deck of Si tef Gran ee, Japanese Silk, Poplins, Black G
Dress Good 0 cannotibe excielled in any delentry town,
The latest noveltitte in Ladies' Collare axed Cuffs, in Muslin and Linen Set
An imme e Stem of Parasols andkid Gloves in every style. i _
Ties and B9 8. •.
OU. M4.L.INERY DEPARTMENT COMPLETE.
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tto see our Teas and Sitars; 11 ponnds of bright Demerara Seer, $1.
EAS CANNOT B EXCELLED FOR QITALITY AND PRICE.
1-11,-.EGOR,
hey, Seaforth,
g Stock of the materials
• nd is how fully prepar-
ho test notice land in the
h may be favouredwith.
•
GE S SG BLA BOOKS
P A
int d and ma
a d at p ices w
ork B
Made
D AND
d and rep
ications
ve prod:apt
La •
ND,
order, on he shortest
eh defy c mpetition.
xes & F cy Cases
to order.
NEW B OKS
ired city rices.
ddressed to he undersign -
attention.
TEL McGR GOR,
Seaforth, Harpurhey.
DA BYM N.
ivii K CAN AND PAILS.
3 S. HI iEY
Would
M
AS
peeted way. 'Still, the English pub -
CRE
tat be De
tom
Ca
Of all kids,
0 EAP AS
a (1 Tintocze on, haLd as 'usual.'
011_ foi sale Wholes xle and Retail.
taisr Eav Troughing eremptly attend
en that she as commenced
nufacture
s ang. Pails,
nd Can. supOy theta
NY IN THE TRADE.
os Grain Silk and Fancy
Bea i Lase Coll,* Fancy
Don't fo
OUR
As the 5
I 61 it
er seson is advancin
the above Dry Goods will he sold cheap for cash.
C LE
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SEN
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•olo
e. H INtY,
Main-st e t. Seaforth.
Tele ° raphy,
AMI TON, ONT.
patronage of the
RN RAO.WAY CO'Y.
I
IAL IND 1 CEMENTS' Tb OFFER.
Under th
WEST
THOMAS
KIDD,
• SEAFORTH. -
i us meal -
FOR ONE WEEK.
R NG THE FOLLOWING GOODS
AT HILL'S
Lad es' Hats, trmmed.
Lad s' Hats, untrirmed.
Lad es' Rats, Straw-.
Lad ' Hats, imitation Marseilles
ASOLS FRO
SILK MANTLEci from
M M8P SIA
S 131
MEN'
The abve Good
R CIRCULAR.
WM. G Box 303.
25 CENTS.
2 50.
FLO UNCED WHITE
• i
SU M M E
are new and stylish, and will be offe
REMEMBER, ONE WEEK'S
For t e Haying and
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hare_eeheaheareehee7e,—
e :
ree-he
KIRTS fr
IJ S
rn 60c.
CLOTHING.
Should any person
he has been deceived by buyingspurious imitations
of these 'Medicines, he will oblige inc by sending
hhe can do at a, cost of
of tlte books of mstrue-
the same.
supplied at the lowest
imatities of net less than
tb the address at foot (w
six cents in postage), on
tions which are affixed t
My Medicines can b
wholesale net prices in
£20 worth—vi, 8s. 6d., 22s., 348. per dozen boxes
of Pills or pots of Ointinient, for whichremittances
must be -sent in advane. These Medicines are
not sold in the United States.
nay Gennine Medicines
rant Stamp, evithe the
and Ointmnt, Loa-
itOMAS HOLLOWAY.
C.,
, 1872.
Each Pot and Box o
bears the British Gove
words "Holloway's P'
don."
(Signed)
533, Oxford Street, W.
London, October
d cost, to clear SaMiner Stock.
SALE AT KILL'S-
111•111••••
Harvest of 1873.
ir • 1.1
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The Subscribers offer their unriialled
)11.TSTON SELF -RAKING SINGLE 12-00
I One-fourth one year . 20 00
.. 12 00
• 8 00
1.2000.000 ACRES.
CHEAP FARMS.
The cheapest Land in market for saleby the
UNION PACIFIC' R ILROAD COMPANY .,
On the Eire Platte Valley.
3,000,000 Acres 'Central Nebraska,
Now for sale in tracts f 40 acres and upward, on
FIVE A.N.1) TEN YEARS' C EDIT AT 6 PER CENT. No
advance interest requir .
Mild and healthful claate, fertile soil, an abun-
dance of good water.
T1114 BEST MARKT IN T PI 10. WEST! The
great mining regions o Wyoming, Colorado, Utah,
and Nevida being s pplied by larneers in the
Platte 'Valley.
Soldiers entitled to homestead of 160 acres.
THE BEST LOCA IONS FOR COLONIES.
PERSONS OF FOREIGN BIRTH
Are entitled to the
DENEFIT OF T E HOMESTEAD LAW
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On declaring their in elation tobecome citizens of
the United States, a d may avail themselves of
this provision inuriedi itely after their arrival.
FREE HOMES F011 ALL I Millions of acres
of choice Governmen Lands open for entry 'ander
te Homestead Law near this Great. Railroad,
lerath good markets au all the conveniences of an
eeld settled gauntry.
I, Free passes to pure
sera of Railroad Land.
Sectional Maps, s lowing the Land, also new
edition of descriptive paraphlet with new maps
mailed free everywhere.
Address
0, F. DAVIS,
•ssioner U. P. R. R.,
NEBRASEA.
Lana Co
282-13 •
EXTRACTING; TEETH WITHOUT
• PAIN.
(1. CARTWRIG e L. D. 5„ Surgeon Dentist
NJ. attends in Seat rth, at Knox's Hotel, the first
Tuesday andWednesday of each month ; in Clinton,
at the Commercial Hotel, on tb.e following Thurs-
days and Fridays. remainder of the time at
his Stratford office.
Parties requiring new teeth are requet0d. to call,
if at Seaforth and Clintone on the- first dais of at-
,
te.nTdeas-atg,
"onials of over 500 patientii who have had
their teeth extracted. by the use of the Gas, may
be seen at my office in Stratford.
Teeth inserted in the most substaaitial and im-
proved styles. •
• Filling done in gold, &c,, in a manner whieh can-
' 267-
ot he surpassed.
Zite 44,utint Oxittioitor
IS PUBLISIIED
E FRIDAY MORNING
SEAFORTH
Teners.—$1.50 per year in advance, or $2 at the
end of the year.
A.dvertising Rates.
• First insertion, per line, 8 cents subeeenent in-
eer tions, 2 cents each thee, per line. •
CONTRACT RATES.
One column one year . . ..... —.a... $60 00
it Li half it 85 00
' " 3 months 20 00
Half " one year 85 00
" half " 00
CA GA C IIEF JR. MOWR, AND R.
•, ! BEAPE
And gnanintee em superior in every respect to any Combined Machines in use. Among their chief
flvan• ges over, Conctlined Machines we would mention the following
1st. hey are iheaper, because a Reaper and Mowei costing $210 will outwear two Cointined Ma-
chine costing o er $300, and with not one:quarter tit cost of repairs. ' ,
• 2nd They arel lighter draught; any light team can work either Mower Or Raper all day with ease. 1
The r ianS W r 1 d n g freely, and never cratuping, as is always the case with /ombined. Machines ou
nn3erd. Tv8hillelyude05 better work, because each is specrilly adapted to its own dlass of won:, is alwaYs
read1 or its wo •k 'without changes, and. both machin s, by their tilting levers, Will cut eloser than any
othe machine. This is a great ad -vantage, especiall in mowing, as an inch 4t the bottom is worth
j.,
aethilie ytoeaernuraemte the further advent ges of these mac
" hines, hut offer a trial of either '•
tohrrIt\e,oth o ahat intlhefalintoop36
nds of grass or grain, and will agree 0 cut the worst lodged grass or grain, going the
sameway it is odged, which no other Mower er Reaper can do. . I
W offer to s ech as insist upon trying combined in hines our
• 61110 COMBINED MACHINE W Til JOHNSTON SELF RAKE,
And. guarantee , 't equal to the best of Re clas. All o r work gnaranteed. Address •
THOMSON .5r, \\ILIAW, Mitchell, Ont.
half
" " 3 months
One-eighth one year
41 it )1,1 r tt
lepe. at J-011.1;5SON BROS., Seaforth.
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12 00
800
8 months5 00
One-hwelfth one year ... _ . 00
half "500
months . . 3 00
Business Carla (6 lines and mader,19' year.. 4 00
Advertisements of Strayed, Lost, Found, &.
not exceeding 10 linee—firt month, $1; after first
month 50 Cents each month.
Advertisements of FARMS and REAL ESTATE
for sale, not exceeding 15 lines—first month, $1 60
each snbsequent month, 75 cents.
44
Beethe, Manages, DeathEGTittii3.
AdveAisenienti whbout specific direetions will
be insertedtill forbi ,and charged. accordingly.
Adveftise:nents i4easured bY a scale of solid
onpaeeil.
MeleRAN leutvERs.,
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