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CARRIAGE ORO.
SEASON OHANtEDe
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fri
LLI M G RA SSIE
ell hie Sleighs and Cutters, and is now
-Thltee. waiting op
3EIES AND WAdcONS.
.ttg,giele and Wagonleft over frozn t
will be s(Ati.
i-sOit Wanting a. subetantial Wagon or -
V. -Buggy should call at once and make ar-
te,, aa a. large number of orders are now
nese who- wait too long will probably not
:get their order
ng and horse altoeingneromptly attended
WILLIA.M GRASSIE,
Gotlerich street, Seaforth.
ROBERTSON,
.alsinet-rcueker and Undertaken-
PrOVED his wareerooma to;
JOHNSON'S OLD STAND,
Mairastreet, Seaforthe
hae on hand a soperion stock of Fund.
tare of every description-
-CALL AD- SEE IT.
UNDERTAKING..
Purnimeed 'Mr. Thomas Berg HEARSE
tired to attend fonerale on the shortest
her in town or conntann
0,h6fliraft,AUSizes,
neatly on hand.
ItOTIDS SHROUDS!
L ROBERTSON,
IET :NUKED AND UNDERTAKER,
, Johnson's Old Std,
et,. Seaftath, has now ois hand a good
assertment of S,
1-71:1=t0T.371--) S
: can furni;heeper than they can be
got elsewhere. 25
THE SEAFORTH
ER YAtD.
J3EE & M A OD ON ALP-.
inform the public that they have opened
iber Yard in Seatorth., near Shearson'a
;le ground, formerly used as a Lumbar
41r, Thomas Lee.
41 keep constantly on hand a geed a$sorts
441-4 KINDS OF 'LUMBER, &eased and
Also, L.A.TH AND SHINGLES, all ef
fsh sal:prepared to sell at the lowest posh'
eforCaeh.
s and others will find it to their advant-
epeet our etoek, ani aecertairt oarprices
rchasingehiewnere, se we are in &position
)oeindocerneine to rash porehasees-
M ISEE & MACDONADD-
bc1 of TeIegraphlr"
HAMILTON/ ONT.
Under the patronage of the
WESTERN RAILWAYC
MIL rieDreEMENTS TO- OF7ER.
FOR CIRCULAR%
"VM, GIVIN, Box Eta
SEPT. /9
1873.
LM an Who Lived on Nothing
ptsir,Year..
There died iri Washington the other,
' day a man wiros.lelife has been a stranger!
one, froni first til; last, than that of any
' editions personage we ever heard of.1
Been I:Helmand as he Was called, came,
to manhood wiifh fine talents, 'a come].)
person. aul admirable address. In. man
or he was suave and gentle e iii bearin
Ike WaS cone -twills and dignified ; -anel i,
tohis other gifts there had. been added
trifle of console ce with a touch of man-
haod, he would undoubtedly have won a
ad position for himself in any busine
fie Might havq chosen. to .eollow, Bi t
lacking this le 'yen of reauhdod, lie eho e
to follow no lusiiiess at a1, and froi
erat to last he ollowed none
He was not vicious in ihe ordina y
sense of the teem. He see ed. to ha e
no love for Io'v company, bit preferred
the society ofj gentlemen. He dressed
faultlessly in Iiis earlir yea's, and lrv
at the Meet ashionable 1ote1s in t le
very best styI .• Hew he nanagec1to c-
complish a11.t4is without Money, for jke
I
had none, is marvel. He brought to
bekr upon tl e task, however, the influ-
ence of the , fine gentleman which i1 -ie
seemed, and 4 wholly conscienceless phi -
.us of a very ;high order. He was *e-
t
lessly industiious, too, and worked ay
and night. t the task he had set
himself, whicjli was to live 'without wcrk-
bag at all. i
Some of thib stories told of him are in-
- teresting as instances of perverted tal-
ent and rarb !ingenuity. lie Started once
from Cincijaliati to go to Washington.
Having nc hnolley, he could not buy a
ticket, but lhe got on the train ' with all
the assurance of a man with a particular-
ly plethoric
oggilly we
course, and
the concliict r came into
Hickman sa , the latter put. his head out
of the win low, as if loolcing it some-
thing outsijle. The conductor touched
him and. ca4ed. out, "ticket sir." • Hick-
man drew in • his head 1suddenly; as if
startled, arid in doing o knocked his
hat off, lettine it fall utsicle the car,
which was
then began
declaring t
caused hiin
through tic ...et to Washington, which, he
said, he ha,
If that vi -
treated or
known to
Here he, a
gagements
Ohio with
Of course
articles w
he said, w
pecuniary
carried. in
he positive
; and await;
must run tij
lost hat a
The poo conductor was 'at his wit's
ends: He assured the courteously angry
gentleman that he had not meant to give
offence; he could not back the train,
but if the gentleman would bialy be pa-
tient he would provide him with a new
ticket at t c next station, and wouldbuy
him a new hat at Columbus.
Efielmaii thereupon magnanimously
overlooked. the man's offence against
good breeding, aal accepted, the terms
offered. thereby securing the desired pas-
sage to Washington without any cost
!
at all.
His de ees of this Sort for • getting
money, Or Money's worth, without work-
ing for it, were endless, and for years he
managed to maintain himself thus in
showy and 'expensive style. After a
while, however, he becaine too generally
known to succeed quite so well, and. as
he grew old, he gradually sank, first into
the decayed gentleman, and finally into a
plain beggar and sponge. He still haunt-
ed the hotels, and picked up small gratui-
ties froin people who pitied him. The
man's name was known throughout the
country, and every sojourner in Wash-
ington wanted to see him. To these he
would tell storiesofthe celebrated men
he had known, and. they.in return *Mild
drop a pittance into his palm. Even as
a beggar he never wholly forgot his good
manners, and to the last there was
about the ream something of the air of a
gentleman.—Reetrth awl Home.
pocket -book.
-dressed, as
ore a .new.s
He was thor-
a matter of
- hat, When
e car in which
the six weeks that in b, f
marriage. She had never any b
regretter choice.
Pot vs. Kettle.
The disappearanee and public
an c of a` private letter, which
'topic iu this city at present, r
fa
Or
eappear-
t9siich
citlas the
ous "spittoon disclosures " 144 the
Oates
land-
Min -
n one
e the
a note
, upon
Ouse
in the
ass by
e hearty,
eVo and
e floor,
tario Legislature. : During th
w ich preceded the downfall
fieid Maedonald's cabinet after
istry had been left in the 'ninon
or two votes, ,thus giving Mr. 1.,
practical control of the House,
w seutby hineto M. Wood, 1
r ceiving it, got up and told th,
t at he had resigned. his po/3itic
Cabinet. The note was seen to
s me member of the Conservati
who saw Mr. Wood. tear it in
throw it into the spittoou or on t
and, waiting until IiI•Vhad left hize place,
ent there and found it, pastqd it to -
ether, and read, it to- the
omitting on it " a charge
sion for the overthrow of t
isty between Mr. Blake thi
Wood. The note was engraved
and published. in the Mail, an
the text for innumerable arti
whole Conservative pross.. The
going at a iapid rate. He
berating the man of tickets,
at by his rudeness he had -
to lose a new hat and his
fastened_ in- his - hat band.
s the way gentlemen were
hat road he would make it
he traveling public at once.
gentleman of imperative en -
at Washington, was left in
it a hat and without a ticket.
the money value Of the lost
not of much ccinsequence,
h a lofty air of superiority to
onsiclerations, but he never
y with him in traveling, and
y could not -affOrd ;to lie over
remittance's. be conductor
e train back and secure the ,
1 ticket.
House,
collu-
13Min-
d.Alr.
n wood.
formed
s en the
honor of
'picking up the note and. pa4g it to- -
Igether wa.,s first ascribed to T.
!son, who gave it to the House'
M. C. Cameron relieved him
rather questionable honor wit
the real name, whereupon t
journals gave Mr. Cameron t
the action and for being to
own it, and clubbed the part
toon party," as he was the
course the Ministerial organ
gotten all about this dirty
while they are giving shrill
their, feelings on the Pop
letter case. It looks like a
of Pot vs. Kettle.—Montreal
I, k ergu-
but Mr.
rom the
o t giving
e Reform
'red:it for
odest to
e " spit-
ader. Of
‘ have for.
it le affair
i t ngue to
cdonald
6 version
Wi nes&
How Hopkins Lost
tion.
When Hopkins was org iis at St.
Abednege's church, he gave t. co cert for
the benefit of the Sunday s Imo . Hop-
kins' would fib pmetircies, lac he had
told Some of his brother orga i is that he
had. a vox humetat stop it hi. or an. AS
several of them were eomin: a ouncl to
the concert, Hopkins deternt ec to pre-
vent their detecting the d ep ion ; so
he engaged a friend. of his w ip sa g tenor
down at the negro minstrel to come up
and get into the organ -case 6..d sing.. It
was arranged that Hopkins • as to give a
certain signal, and that the nu trel was
to tune up and warble an ai , v1ile Hop-
kins went throughh the m tions on the
keys. When the concert tune off, the
sdheme worked splendidly. Everybody
au:lain:led, "Row: beautifit !" "Elegant,
isn't it?" "Sounds exactly ike a Inman
voice." Then'therevias ai encore, and
Sod.P °uses in Nebraska.
The sod_ house builder finds his materi-
al ready to !his hand in: every furrow of
the virgin 'prairie his plow turns up.
The sods, compacted by the tramp. of
buffaloes and bound together by the
'roots of tho " devil's shoe -string ' and
every other vegetable production, form
better bricksthan the Hebrews could
have furnih
sed Pl-karaoh even before he
denied (them straw. Out of this prairie
quarry, but nine days' labor of one
man suffices to cOmplete a.sod house 15
feet square on the inside—a dwelling
warmer in winter and cooler in. simmer
than any frame herise. _Many such an
abode nine years old is still in good re-
pair. Many dwellers in. houses of this
sort have suffered nothing from ;damp-
ness, even when they had no floors, no
ceilings, no plastering nor paper, hang-
ings. But all these four additions soon
garnish the original simplicity of many
sod houses. The ver3eroofs of sod:houses
are often made of sods supported on
poles, whicli the settler can cut along the
'banks of water courses. But if he lives
h.ear no stream he must buy at least
fetters, and4 perhaps, boards and shingles
fpr covering his house top. Sod.. roofs
are warmer, lumber roofs are lesS liable
to leak.
Austrian Courtship
Marriage a-nicing the Austrians is a
purely business transaction. The par-
ents select a husband for their daugh-
ter, a dov'njI is agreed upon, and a simi-
lar amoutit f money Must be pledged by
the parents l of the bridegroom elect.
Sometimes , he young lady is allovred. to
see the gent ema.n selected 'for her life-
partiaer befike the aeereenaent is closed,
ba generall ,- she must accept the choice
of her parer ts. Love may cerne after-
ward, hut it is by no means a certain re -
suit. rrhe fL Ilowine story is told of an
4..ustrian cc
liappiness.
liusband be
aPd was m
Brat met.
EXICIMOR'S NOTICE.
A Lb PARTIES indebted to the estate of th
lete JOHN CRAWFORD, of the townehip o
Usboine, are hereby notified to pay the same t
the undersigned
against the said est
In, properly oertifi
settlement.
RO
•
800
nd all parties having claim
te are requested to hand bh
d to, to the undersigned fo
RT MONTEITH, Sr., -
Executor,
Thames Road, Usbonie.
OT,ICE
JS HERBY G EN that -application will
-A- made to the Le Wetly° Assembly of the Pro
ince of Ontario, at ite next session, for an ant
reunite the North Riding of the County of H
ron to the South
.Registration purp
,
Goderich, Sept.
iding of the said. County, for
!sea. •
PETER ADAMSON,
•
County Clerk.
, 0, 1873. 801
TEND
TENDERS will
-1- up to the 16t
be erected in the
by the 16th Neve
• tions to be see
Seaforth.
300-2
lupin, who happened to find
The lady had never seen her
re she was engaged th him,
trried six weeks after they
was educated at Paris, at
bearding- eh ool, where she ha(1 been
for sevenv4rs :without Seeing her par-
ents. Wiiei she. had ' nearly finished
her educat on, and was preparing to
tlie
- Btart for hone, her mether sent her the in r •gi.qtered letter. All
names of se -ten 0-c,ntlemen who had..,pro- are (3.,b ined to register lett
Posed. for rnencl. with their photo- queste,I7to so,, and the
aPhs• Si e duly examined thenn; arid a so u
nally seine ed. the last on the. Este her mail.
Present h ebancl. On- her return she
tad a d learned. to love hire during
a,not
dle o
ly.
usin
the o
Hop
er air was sung. Right in the raid -
it the vox /tunic/4ex staitippecl 'sudden -
hen it was heard. 4wearing and
the most dreadful language inside
gan. Then it yelledi for help, and
'les dashed around_ to She rear to-as-
certa n what was the natter. He found
that his man had been 8 Tiding on the
bello s, And that the blow objected to
extra weight. and finally bean a combat
with opkins' friend. And now the bel-
lows blower had. the vex humane, stop
d,b
down on the floor inside the or an, and
he wa nibbliiag at vox humana's n se, and '
rollin him against the pipes and among
the machinery in a manner that ti
ed general demoralization tcl the ril
And the more the combat deeper:
louderthe vox humaina hoWled...
were sepaaated. .by the warde s, 8,nd.;
the concert proceeded in .a, minOr and
mela, choly key. But the next day they;
dischargednopkins from St. Abe
and now he wishes -the beliows-ni the "nein.. estwrel".en the
i
.1 Pillows
,
A Japanese pillow is 'not particularly
soft for a weary head. It consist.
merely of "a piece of wood six linches 1
high and long, and one wide, rounded at J
the bottom like the rockers of a cradle.", 1
a groove in the top is a small b g fill-
ed with rice chaff, deseribed as about i
the ",siee of a sausage." The illow- 11
case is white paper. To preserve. one's 1'
equilibrium. on such a pillow is ;an opera- I
tion requiring specialSkill. ,
it'll:I., t
THEINEW YORK TIMES.
RS WANTED. ' I
e received by the undersigned
inst., fer a Cheese Faetoryeto
illage of Berne, to be completed
ber next. Plans and•Specifica-
at the store 777, Main -street,
A. G. MoDOUGAL
THE LONDO1, HURON AND BRU
RAll'IWAY COMPANY.
TENDERS forbuilding• the LONDON, HURON
1- AND BRUC RAILWAY, from
WilLhe recei
to WINGHA
d at the Office of the Compel y,
In London, Ont.,
TIP TO SPTEMBER 2
Plans, Specifications and Forms of
he seen at thelEngineer's Office. in
the 5th of Sep mber, 1873.
The Compa y are not bound to acme
or any tender.
THOMAS CHURC
1874.
Tender can
ndon, from
t he lowest
:t
. ' 8
. London, On., August 26, 1878.
ALICTION SAL
OF Farm, F rm Stook, Implements
• ARCHD.
from the und
, CRAWFORD
'raises, on SATURDAy, Sept. 27, 1873,
did Farm in the Township of Usborne
24, in the Sixth Conoession, convenient
and School, s tuated on s, good gravel r
;6 miles of th thriving village of Exete
cleared, the maining 20 covered with
wood.
This is a rare chance and well worth
hold 'tare.
ISHOP has received i
reigned, Executor of the
to sell by Public Auction
R,
orettery.
299
a d Hotiseh
atrial ns
ate jOHN
n the pre -
t splen -
being Lot
to Ch oh
ad within
; 80 acres
good hard-
•
of notice.
eaten-
.
achme. 1
ed, the!
They,'
ego's;
an had
spot.
T TLE INDISPUTABLE.
Terms, cash.. : A deposit of ten per co
paid to the Auctioneer at the time of t
giving security, two months' credit w'
,
for the rerna der.
i
Possessio given immediately on t
tion of pure se.
Directly after the Hale 14 the Len
Stock, Impl ants and House Fornit
TERMS TO MAI.L SUB
THE DAILY TIMES, per annum, moluchng Wines end Liquors for Medical
the Sunday editeen ..... • •
THE DAILY Trues, per annum, excl
ive of the Sunday edition.
The Sunday edition, per amium
sold at 12 m
gale to
For forth
to either of
A. BISH
Aim
Hay P. 0.
nths' credit.
ommence at 1 o'cloe Sharp,
an be nCade
Sr.,1
xeciftor.
Et00-3
t. must be
e sale. By
be given
e comple-.
, the Farm
e will be
particulars application
he undersigned.
ROBERT MONTEIT
P,
ioneer.
Sept. 1, 1873.
iFIRST-CLASS
I 1\./I 0 'I' "NZ:
OR FALL SOWING A
ED ARD .CA
B6'TTER S'TO E,
ORTH.
H'S
SEI
PURE DRU
•
•
TRF DRUG BUSINESS, heretofora carried on
by Mr. JOHN SEA.TTER, haviu been pnr-
chased, by me, I beg to itttimate to th inhabitants
of Seaforth and vicinity that the fit ck is being
replenished with
Every Requirement of the Drug Trade.
Pure
-
‘ssemete
7,
GOLD IS G
And t best way to save it is' to purchaee
at EAS S AIN AND GUN
LEE'S FLOU
Flour, Oat and Cornmeal, Provieionsi, Hams, Bacon, Fruit,
• _
TO PREVENT DISPPSIA, TRY OUR G
Choice lot of Crocker
lendid bergaine in Fruit Jars. Cell and see them. Goo
N B.—CEDAR POSTS and SHING{LES still on hand.
Very cheap, at
AND.
•
• Constantly on hand:
Drugs, Chaelicals, Pate t
Medi -
COMB aad Dye Stuffs,
Toilet, Fancy and Rubber Go , ds,
COMBS, HAIR, TOOTH, NAIL SHAVING
BRUSHES,
Trusses, all sizes; Ladies' Oid
Shoulder Bracese Carriage, Bat
Children's Sponges,
.11_11.1)
OLD
3D• OV -ER,
nuine article in
GROCERIES
'SEED STORfr.,
egeta.bles constantly on hand.
tANULATED WHEAT.
and Glasswar3.
dblivered free of charge. -
THOVIAS EE, eaforth, Ont.
EAFORT11- FOUNDRY.
KERR, 'WILKIEli tyt CO.
w,si). to inform the people of Euro and public generally t at they have leased the Seaforth Foundry
for el.term el years, and aro now pre axed to manufacture a kinds of -
Cal stings, Stra Cutters, awing Machines,
:-Plows, and other FarrnLng Implements
We are also prepared to do REPAIRING of every desalt Ition.
T e undOsigned. have had long iliperieuce in the Fotm y businese, and are prepared to griarantee
sati faction in all their work. I
Gentlemen's
and
CRIBERS. All the Chloe and sFashionable Ar
$12 1 poses Horse and Cattle Medic
and Lundy's Po ato Bug
Destroyer
tPS,
iclee. Pure
1 Pur-
ee,
us- Paris Green,
10 -A-
- 2
‘ TEE SEMI-WEEK,Lit TIMES.
One copy, one year ........1.. ... ..$ g
Two Copies, one year ... . ..
Ten copies, (and one ext copy to
getter up of elub,)..,..... .. .. .. .. 25
I Ti -LE .wieEKLY T ALES.
CLUB RATES : . $2
One cdpy, one year
// to 'One Post Office thires4.
. 172 550°'
Five copies, one year
Ten pies, sone year ,
Twenty' copies ..., 1...... 22 00
Thirty copies . 1— ... 30 DO
and one extra copy to e ch club. '
The SEMI-WEEKLY and -V Egliet mail
ed one, year to clergymen a the, owes -
club rItes.
For every club of fifty, one copy of the
SEMI-WEEKLY TIMES to the gette up of
the ebb. • ,
When the names of sebsceibers re re-
quired' to be written upon eaCh pa er of
the club at one post officellaciclress, 10
cents or each copy adcliti nal o the
:
above rates. '
New names may be adde( to ch hs a
any time during the year at dub r tes. t
The subscription list of She W EKLY.
TIMES .in DOW greater than that f any.
New York Republican paper. N• effort
is spared to ma,ke it a valuable'and inter-
esting paper to its readers. , The inter-
ests 0fthe fanner are epeci, y at ended
to. A,departmeht full of pra ical a icles
and the practical adaptation of s ience, ,
evith the reports IA the Farniers' lubs,
occupies over ten, columns every week,
and the Little Ilalls Dair3 .Mar set is
espeei lly furnished, whilethe New
York larkets for Farm: P oduc Live
Stockriancl General Articles are ( f the
best S. "eI. most accurate char. ctere Mar-
kets fr m Chicago, Buffalo, osto i and
13
Philad lphia, are reported b teleg aph.
The e prices are invariabl Be • it in
drafts n New York or post ffiee , Toney
Orders it possible,- and 'whe 0 nei her -.f
an be procured, senc , the ieney
postn asters
rs wh n re-,
ystei , is an
e protection agams loss s by
Address
HE NEW YORK T MES,
Times Office New
Physicians;" Prescriptions an
Recipe s< Carefully Prep
Customenn favoring me with a call
stock complete. Particular attention
my stock of irYE STUFFS, all of whi
rented e and at the lowest pi -ice
• ' JOHN S. ROBERT
Family
ed.
ill find the
is called to
hare war-.
S,
Seaforth.
2
KER,R, WILKIE & CO.
MUSIC' A1-1) SEWI 1G- MACHINES.
0. C. WILSON'S
MVSIC, SEWING MACHINE AND
itt 11 ENT- EMPORIUM,
BOARDING.
T_T colitap;AY has leased the large and com-
""1•• modionis house, on the Salt Works Grounds,
adjoining the Railway Station, and has fitted it op
house. Good table and omfortable
boarding -
sent a few
odated at
228
as a boarding
seems. Per
house should
ons Wishing a pleasan
pply, as there are at pe
vacancies. Transient boarders ace()
less than hotel rates.
SEAFORTH
NOVELTY WOR
rptiE UND RSIGNED, in returning
sh thanks to ijthe public for their lib°
during the pat, takes this opportunity
that he has ecured the services of
GRAY, Draughtsman and Mechaauc, foreman
in the Novelty Works Planing, Sash and Door
KS.
his sincere
sl Fon/Port
of stating
Mr. ADAM
AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
SEAF
'STILL IN T
RTtril, ONT.,
IE FRONT RANK AS USUAL.
SEW NG M
,
. IFLOILENCIE Noiseless Lock and Knot
wor)il iii perfection and range of work, strength and be
rapidity of motion. Call and. examine. Send for cir
Province.
Factory.
CARPENTERS AND FARMERS
Will find it testheir advantage to eall, s they pan
get any thing n the Wood Line done p • the short-
est -notice.
SASITFIS,
bOORS,
On -hand and
DOUBLE AND SINGLE
.1.URNIP AND CARROT
AND LAND ROLLERS,
Wapiti Racks and Gates on. ha
TO Cli-ESE,MANUFACTJRERS„
FRA_W,S,
MOLDING
• .
ot up to order. A limited.
number of
RILLS
a.
As I hare co
York.
0. C. WI
Al o, on hand. a full assortment of the following first -
New York Singer, Montreal Singer, Appleton, Web.
Guelph, and Venni, of Perth, Ont.
A number of second-hand Osborne, Gardiner, Lockm Wanzer, Rap
sale elacap or to rent.
Sewing Machines of ell makes repaired on the ehorte t notice.
Ire'n In commotion with our Sewing Machinep -apart lent, we are prep
Fawn, Stitching, such as Braiding, Cording, Tubking, ening, Binding,
style. Charges moderate.
titch Family Se
illy of stitch, di
Wars., Agents
LSON, deneral Agent for the Dominion.
lass machines:
ter, and Lockin n of Hamilton, Raymond "of
CHINES.
CAUTION 1 FRA1118 ABROAD !
T BEG moat respectfully to caution the publi
,s -A- of the British North American Provinces to be
on their guard against purchasing spurious medi-
cines which are being Hold sta my genuine "Hollo-
way's l'ills and Onatruent," by certain individuale,
of little or no runane, trading (for the last few
menthe only) under the style of the "lfew York
Chemitud Company," Every artifice is made use
of by them for the puimee of imposing upon the
public; and the more effectually to deceive, they
have the effrontery, in their advertisements, to
issne the following caution:
- " The immense demand for ' Honnowey's Pint8
AND (iiresinsee has tempted uninincipled perties
r
to counterfeit these valuable Medicines.
"In Order to protect the Public and ourselees, we
have iesued il Deli' 'Trace Mark,' consisting Of an
Egyptian Circle of a serpent witlathe letter H in .
tbe centre. Every bot of genuine ' lionnowev's
PILLS AND OINTMENT', DI have this trade mark:on
it. Nene are, gennineiwithout it.
"To 1:EALEN8 AND IODI31t11$ IN DRUGS AND MEDI-
<. • O OTNZS. .
"We Cell year particular attention to the new
style of g ICOLLOWATIi PILLS AND OINTIYIENT1—
Done of the old style are manufactured by us now,
mar heve they been for mouths. We therefore '
caution all purchasers against recieing from any
Jobbers or Dealers the old style of gootls.
" Information coneOrniiag any such goods being
offered will be receive & with thanks.
tit
' "We ask the favor of oil he information. you can
give in regard to thou* coIl= erfeits." .
Now this Company! is a are Omit your laws do
not permit them to copy the eareci•ge gelding up of
my Xedicines, but in order the more completely
to blind the public, they have recnurse to another
piece of deception, viz., in stating that they deem
it necessery, as they say, to make up the Pills and
Ointinent in another form, and that they adept a
NEW LABEL, tic.
Besides the aboveonentioned "Chemical Com-
pany," there is also &David Pringle, of New York,
who by consummate trickery is attempting to sell
epurious imitations of my Medicinee. Beware of
him likewise.
This unprincipled Chemical Company has dared
to say that I owe very large sums of money in the
! United Statee. Wleett is the fact? A iaewspaper
". agent obtained, witheut my knowledge or consent,
and by collusion with a party whe held a limited
power of attoreey of mine, an order to advertise
my Medicines in filouth America for three years, to
the extent of 6400,000 in gold. He 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 $171,237 gold, for profit which he
said he could ha ee made by it, had I not taken
steps to repadiste this vile transaction the quo-
inent it oame to my knowledge. This judgment
wilt soon be set aside. It 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 for the sale of my Fills and Oiutinent, al-
though gross frauds have bethi prectised upon nue
bylunprincipled men this wee --
I would ask, as a favor, that should it come to
the knowledge of any person that sped -Mull naedi-
cites are being inane and sold in my name, that
he bepleased to send me the na-me and address of
the vendor who is selling the sortie, that I may, for
theproteation of th.e public'inetittito proceedings
against him, and I engage to remunerate hand-
somely my informant without divulging his name
Shouldany person have reason to believe that
he has been deceived by buying spurious imitations
of these Medicinee, he will oblige rile by sending
to the address et foot (which he Call de at a cost of
six cents in postage), one of the books of instruc-
tions which are affixed to the same.
My Medicines can ;be supplied at the lowest
wholesale net prices in quantities of not less than
20 worth—viz.e8s. 6d., 22s., 84s. per dozen boxes
of Pills or pots of Ointment, for which remittances
must be sent in advance. These Medicines are
not sold in the United States.
Each Pot and Box of my Genuine Medicines
bears the British Government Stamp, withe the
words " Holloway's Pills and Ointment, Lon-
don." I
i .
(Signed) THOVAS HOLLOWAY.
,
533, Oxford Street, W. C.,
London, October 3, 1872.
ing Machine challenges the
rability of construction and
anted in every town in the
menced the manufact re of Cheese
est notice
aisteed to
r different
BOX S and SE
Parties can e supplied on the shor
and on rats able terms. Boxes gn
give satisfaction. Awaiting orders 1
sizes,
285
end and Howe Machines for .
red to execute all kinds of
eraming, &c., in firsterate
MUSICAL INST4'UMENTS.
Pienos, Organs, and Melodeons of the very best Arne can and eanadi
Metliusek, Fisher, Emerson and Weber Pianos; Princ he of Buffalo
,
a
So. pies of the above Instruments can be seen at the tore. Callerral
u main -denture, such as the
d Bell's, of Guelph, Organo.
spect them.
AGRICULTURAL I PLEME TS.
Ma sey's No. 13 Thietle Cutter, Plow—the farmer's vorite. Any nuniner always on hand._ Other
Plow of all deeoriptions.
Th • celebrated Paris Straw Cutter, the best made Also, the Cummings, Rochester and other
patterns.
GR IN CRUSHERS and Root Cutters of various ma nfaztures.
110TiSE POWERS OF ALL KINDS -AND SIZES.
SAWING MA HINES.
Th celebrated Combination and Richardson Sawin Machines, manufectured by Eastwood & Co.,
of In mreoll. These Maclaine, as every body knows, a n the best in use, and do not require recom-
mend Ilion.
AL nide of Plow Points and other Castings constant y on hand.
THE TR -IUM )II WASHIN9- MACHINE,
Of which the annexed cut a correct representation, is a simple, durable
and exceedingly seniceabl contrivance. It is easily worked, and will
not wear the clothes as mu h as ordinary haud washing. Call and see
them.
The following gentlemen, and. none others, have been appointed to act
as my agents for the sale of the above artieled : LAWREN
wee:GE MITRT,TAlaf-
PHY, THOS. O'CONNOI , U. P. WIIIFFEN, Seaforth;
McGRAW, Clinton; L. S. WILLSON,, Goderich; WM.
Luoknow.
HN M. MART1N,
Novelty Work13, ev.forth.
O. C.
WILLSON, Seaforth.
ARDI\ ER S
1AX
V/
NG MACHINE
s a Strong/
[INNING MACHINE,
MILL ADAPTEb FOR
LY SLWING
AND
anufacturing Work.
At the Fairs held th oughout the Dominion, this Machine was put
to some very -sever tuts by the
EST JUDGES THE COUN RY COULD PRODUCE,
AND BY THEM WARDED
13 Prizes in 1871, and 26 Prizes -in 1872.
Its si.nplicity of construction, strength and durability re .ommend it to all classes. It has a complete
set of attachments, and does all kinds of work..
INSTRUCTIONS IN ALL THE ATTACHm -TS GIVEN Fi'EE OF CHARGE.
Gddmer Sewing Machine Co many, Hamilton, Ont.
268
PETER GASSIE, SEAFORTH,
Agent for the County of Huron.
r-
Fo the Haying and Harvest of 1873
Frt- -'•••
e.
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‘1A 711
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it;)?
The Subscribers eller tb ir unrivalled '
CAY TGA CHIEF JR. MOWER, AND JO NSTON SELF -RAKING SINGLE
-REAPER,
And ese antee them imperier in every respect to env .Con 1:,fuineitilolhg
nwaieh:ines in use. Among their chief
advent ges over Conibiued Machinee e would roeniiou t
lst yhey are eheaPer, betainne a. Reaper and Mower c( sting see10 V, ill outwear two combined Ma-
nstiug, over 8300. tuel with not (me -vertu the enst, of repaire.
• thel. They are lighter dranght -, any light team (fell v.*() k either Mower or Reaper all day with ease.
The piiraam; working freely, eaul never cramping, as ii ilways the case with combined Maehines on
1:18erl le 1.1 Tshneriyactelos.. better -work, beelrese eatel is special's nitapted to Re own cyltienstshenoetfbewoloottosrkemr, itiLBani:vosarnythys
redy efp: its work without cu 0,1', and Iioth,
\ a
other lachine. This is a, greet :Wye-ritege
three 4 the top this e -car.
We linxe no space -to ens/nu-rate the furthrr advent:4e( .4
or botl in all Linde of gr'iSti Or graiu. and e 111 apace- to it the weret lotlaed gram or grain,. going the
same s tty it is ledgedwidth no other :dower or Reaper 4, on do.
We 4iffer to such as insist npon trying combined, nimbi us oire .
OHIO CO:NIBINED MA CHINE WIT I jOHNST.03.0 SELP RAKE,
- And g arintee it equal to the beet of its rbIPS. All our \VOA gutimisteed. Address •
THOMSON & -WILLIAMS, Mitchell, Ont.
11"--- Repairs at JOHNSON BROS., Seaforth.
theso itmellinee, hilt offer a trial of either
TEETHEXTRACTINGPA
., WITHOUT
IN.
"
0CARTWRIGHT, L. D. Se Surgeon Dentist
. attends in Seaforth, at Knox's Hotel, the -first
Tuesday andWednesdey of each month ; in Clinton,
at the Commercial Hotel, on the following Thurs-
days and Fridays. The remainder of the time at
Ws Stratford. office.
Parties requiring new teeth ;lee requested to call,
if at Seaforth and Clinton, on the first days of at-
tendance.
Testimonials of over 600 patients who have had
their teeth extracted by the use of the Gas, may
be seen at my office in Stretford.
Teeth inserted in the meet substantial and im-
proved styles.
Filling done in gold, &e., in a nutimerwhich can-
ot be surpassed. 267 -
TO DAIRYMEN.
MILK CANS AND PAAS.
MRS. WHITNEY
Would state to Dairymen that shelas commenced
to manufacture
Milk Cans and Pai s,
Of all kinds, and can supply then)
AS CHEAP AS ANY IN THE TRADE.
Stoves, and Tinware on hand as usual.
LEaf,e,er ailveulNa'binonlegapte launpdtayR eattatieln. d
RCe?air4int °and'
ed to. t
MRS. WHITNEY,
Main -street. Seaforth.
DANIEL McGREGOR,
Bookbinder, Harpurhey, Sea -forth,
HAS
just received_ a large Stock Of the materials
used in the business, aml is now fully prepar-
ed to execute, on the „shortest notiee and in the
latest/ styles, all orders he may be favoured with.
REGISTERS, LEDGERS & BLANK BOOKS
OP ANY HIND, •
Ruled, Printed and made to order, on the shortest
notice, And at prices which defy competition.
Ladies' Work Boxes & Fancy Cases
Made to order.
OLD AND NEW BOOKS
Bound and repaired at city prices.
Ail communications addressed to the undersign-
ed, will receive prompt attention.
DANIEL McGREGOR,
Seaforth, (Harpurbey.
Tturn expo5itor
IS PrBLISIT ED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
IN SEAFORTH, •
Tenims.—$1.50 per year in advance, or $2 at the
end of the year.
Advertising Rater§.
Firet insertion, per line, 8 cents subsequent in-
sertions, 2 cents each tint e, per line.
co:eat:Ace. eteaas.
0ns:col-time one year : . . . $60 00
t hem t 85 00
" " 8 menthe 20 00
Half " one year 35 00
" " half " 'hi 00
" 3 months 12 00
One-fourth one year 20 00
" " half " 12 00
8 -menthe 8 00
One-eighth one year • .... ... . . .. — .. • 12 00
ft tthall 41 8 00
t t ]non s 5 nO
i One -twelfth one year 8 00
I " • " hall" 500
'‘ 3 months 3 00
Business Cards, (6 lines and under,t} year.. 4 00
Advertieernente of Strayed, Lost, Found, &c.
not exceeding 10 lines---firet month, $.,1; after first
month, 50 cents each month.
Advertisements of FARMS and REAL ESTATE
for sale not exceeding 15 linee—first month, $1 60
eaeli subsequent menth, 75 cents.
Births, Marriages, Deaths—Gratis.
Advertisements without speeific directions will
be insert ed. till forbidnind charged accordingly.
Advertisements measured by a scale of solid
Nonpareil.
MeLEAN I3R0THERS,
•