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WELTY WO
DERsaGNEI, i returiii
Its to the public for their li
he nest, takes this opportun ty f stating
hag:secured the serviceso4 Mr. ADAM
Draughtsman and Alrehanie as; foreman •
Kotelty Works Planing, S sh and Door
1:‹St•
his sheer
end support
PENTERS AND FA MIERS
/ it to their advantage to ea . aithey can
thing in the Wood Line done on the ehort-
e.
FRAMER,
MOLDI.
and gilt up to order. A limit
! DOBLE AND S1NGL
! '
rtS.' ND teAREOT
AND LAND ROLLERS
Rnets and Gates 0311
ettES MANUFACT
e conoiexieect the mutaett
'rXEtS: and SE
Ilia be suliplied t)ti the sh
reasonaide terms. Boxes g
risfaetion. Awaiting orders
eduninber ef
DRILLS
M. MAR
Novelty Work
TEE 4,EAroRTE
It YARD.
and.
RERS.
• cif CheeSe
ERS„
iteo node°.
aranteed to
or different
•
SefOrtb-
1:7 ACD ON ALI)
orta ;he Puhfic that they have opepail
naberiU Seaforth, near Shearson's
the grihugl fOrnierly used as a Lord -ter
Thoruas Lee -
keep const Italy oil hand a good ssort--
tt. RINDS OF LUMBER, dressed and -
at. Alley LATH AND SHINGLE, said
__-
ley are krupare1 to sell at the lowest, pe-eo,
for f. ash.
ire and titherg 1/4% ill find it to their advant-
hepct our St Ick, and ascertain ottr pri5e9
4rc1as ugehe where, as we are ta n. posi
indu Cent nts to cash, purehasers.
ABEE & MACDONALD-
TEGE
ti‘ EN that application will be
• , In Legisittive Asseiabl3-- of the Prov-
:;-_::;trit., ia its -next sesin, for -an ad tO
ititling of the County a rfv,-
ttRiding of the said CountY7for
puTo-ea,,.
PETER ADAMON,
County Olerk-
'•-•;zzt lit; 1, 1873.
4-11
SEAFORTH
[O(II)LPH ROOMS.
- f (l(eiire-; to state that be ha8
frito Mr.; FRANK PALTRIDGiE his
InsitteS, whieb. he Win harrafter
F ALL KINDS
le ti•-• atat and bt•st styles if the .Axt.
v. Irit-t hale; ( Itxj-erienee in, th hitairteas, :the
'-'-r NL, ilx, 1.,-.i..::ttiofl ii gularanteeing.
avictitni, and trusta to receive a e•°_lit''
- •' the jib.ractecarre b stowed 01 rui."*•
a.. le
it ct
.r1 1141 4GATIVES OK HA
ykrOtLES goORK;
1 ,
kt.t., Sulk, 1871'4
I l• ; ,
I ' ;
• - •
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eceneea Of Peter Cart.:
Bemin inensibiliy,- mail at len
to her relief, and the li
rs after Illinois was admitted
ion as Sate' (1.82C) it was
y the General Cenference into a
Animal Conference, ami. Peter
. controlled beir this mater
Six ye leased their irasp and be
hito the effect of the exhibition u
ereoted
, applied chhiroforin beim.
son to our -common hu
chew -lig t, a pi each er of more !than
separate
Judging from the alio-%
i
tweuty 7els standiu, and who had eertainly superior to the
jest mo -ed from the Kentucky o the in the fact that alcohol c
n ' hbor lood of Springfield Ill., was her natural affection. .
nade Priding Elder The famons old
-.• olio
man, whii passed away hist Year at theEightyr•twc years
, after a mioistry of nearly 70
o well kno rulto need special tree.
iere. The thst time I saehr him All of us are familiar
38, as be etered. a church in of King Gharlee the See(
e
t. to hod. Divine eervice on a, self in the foliage of an c
-"
undayimOrn
he evAlked
step up t • e aislci of the chureh, my boy-
sh Gad sity noted a powerful, square -
built ma a weigking a.bout 200 pounds,
5 feet 10 inches:in `height, with bronzed
face, a la go bed, reminding one Of the to us a tragic story .61.).
fretful p reupine, for " cacift particular Revolutmts
ois, an ssoci e o
hair stocd anAnd." He was clad in a ton, was not oider- a prii e
dressing- own ! of furniture calico, the victim. Very recently a tier
figures' ofea large patte over the Ohio River and d.
er extrei itis were ' 1
uprooting a magnificent
as -dyed m4
seyoolse one of the farm
m hisahand he carrie
brotubbriMmed whit
wether-beeten. tace .
ness,- fironess, fuh'
pluck. His voice wa
-broken-forOthe M
of that day (ad 'nth
as well ?)1 knew nothin
of this �u • noblestora
in my narraive, it wo
the sensi ive ear and
constantIV shocked.
room, as n our chure
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THE fiU
h death cane got four quarts of walnuts spread out to
be, - no longer dry up tairs, it is because there is no
a• i stinct, plaoe up stairs to do it. --Danbury News.
me lead ! The
h ro isea les- TO THE SUFFERING.
itt;. Ile has
nin ereionee . •
s spider is
min la animal, • ; SONE5' VENTILA.TD
des ot destriiy.
ADJUSTABLE TR S§ AND
in an Oak - , SUPPORTE
age of 8
yeters, ie
mention
was in -1
his clistri
pleasant
time.
With the sty
. .
Withont i Springs easily adjusted and will last a
11(1hiding hie), . life, being a
1 1 i
It tr c, and haw -
ing in the slimmer m. this way the repres italive of the PERFECT RELIEF F011
with firm, elastic Stuart family was ' presc •ved to occuPy : .
story now
alley, co- - -
the forest, -
ID
the throne of his father,
comes to us from the -14tseni
neeted with another gian 1•of
whese prostration b -
•ricane reveals
one of the
Washing-
etore 1)ut
ado passed
.the:Miami,
ov -of oaks u
etor subs
; while his low-
oered by eopper
• pantaloon, and
s. Theppr
low-crwned, qeent to the conflict of ti e elements vig
beaver, -n his ited this Spot, and, Upon xas ining the
ou reed sbeewdt trees, found the imbleat bf hem all, :a
the etorin
in his ere
s master -
and indoinitable
husky and !hoarse
thodist prenchers
1 not add bf this
about taking- care
. If I might pause
be to say that
retined tas e are
Conf rence
tree on 'whoe head had bee,
of centuries, had release
braces the remains .of
peiees. . -
These remains contiste f lpies deep-
ly discolored with age, a 1 1 ke the dry
bones of old, each -one se ar i ed from his
fellow. Several .of the bho s have marks
Of having been injured Whilst in life,
1
T )(.
ies bY the eor- the right arm being shatter
dant, hdarse, husky, na-stil, tones -one- of the forehead scarred al
hears on every hand. ; miserable traves- and- two of the teeth Mi -841
ties of Ithe musie Ns hich God meant exception the. ja-Ws had thei
Should difcp from the lips of those who ment of grinders. Closer s •
ought tol be patteriA of the best and that in the, heart of the.
most se mly things. But to return to spot twenty feet from the
Peter Ca twright, wh.o was as trenchant extending ten feet Upwa
in polcul ce as he was doughty in carnal hollow from which the
conflicts 1 -upon occasion. His brawny ditubtedly been disgorged.
tist has eat many a. foeman to bite the ghrell up it dead, which
dust ; al d. his tongue, if not a two-edged queutly ` discovereti had
sword, was smooth es very like a eighty years beeir embus(
bludgeo .. In this fi st sermon 1 heard :What was the skeeton's
from hin , to illustrat a point he favor- problem to be solved, a
ed the congregation. ith the following was brought to issue a i e
1, the bones
scratched,
with which
full comple-
rch• shoeved
ee, from
rromid, and
4., existed
(11 es had un -
he tree had
was subse-
Upwards of
1 within it.
rt, was the
stion which
short time
old -leather
0
fl
incidentl:. • • after the diteovery. An
"As 11 was riding . . remarkably
time agd, a man OverThis quaint -
w brass but -
.s if he • ight be a
long the road some pocket -book was found in
ook me who looked good state of pres-ervation
-eacher. He (;alied- looking relic, contained a
me by n me, and, at and military
me if I ras ready to owing diary
told hin that CaTUNVI 1ji lowly starV-
my deb sweite paid, 1
I was iady far anything. - 'Very well,' _1he Mall s name, as ga be•ed from the
said, he ' you old. inoramus, or hypo_ , papers, was Regl: A'andeirbcrg, a native
erite y u ought to k low toemach, or be of Toncaster, -Pa., and a ptainin the
too hotest, to rema h a Mthedist. 1 Revolutemary army. ' I vas Aide -de
used to be one myse f --yes, a Methodist Camp to Washington dep.- r his retreat
preaeh r -until I fo Ind out the error of 4eross the Jerseys, and. . ed a time in
my wa ." Ho ! lu !' said ]I. ' and. what . Arnolds head -quarters West Point.
axe yoi now ?' " (1 rteVright mentioned. In 1791. he Marched i1 h tit. Clair
mination to which Against the northwesteri. ians, and in
m. the Wale
f the above;
a id captured.
tc the Indian
e ected his s -
we d pressed by NE
o ' e
er, he hollow in
is a
i angled ne
h tree that
ied the haven N
1 he lieover-
d the depth
s no escpe.
diary of the
ha was soon out of oaiktrys idespairmg pyrecn Here. is one
or heatd ei
of the man
he way 1 treed that " November 16. --Fie lays wit out
io, droyeethet skunk to hie le." food When 1 sleep I lire no of lue oils
wriglat was Mice preaching at a fruit. and flowing str m . , The s a'ti .
meeting, w len sud d only there laugh at my mieery ! I flowing STOW.
p a
:strong w nd w ich frightened I freeze while 1 -starve.
some cf the people
e cried. out,
1! tIt's mil
"r some talk, asked tcms, a number of petit_
hear the truth. passes, together with a
ight was m y name. of his daily sufferings as
nay will made, and ed to death.
11
the nee :le of the den
his int rlocutor hac gone, but vhich I the defeat of that Gene
need. Dot repeat, a id then proeeeied : ash, November the *fr
Now brethren. I knew well enough year, he 'WIN wounde
that th devil had. oily one of throe MINS While heillg 0°°Irt'e(
to get . man out of t le Methodist 1hureh town at Upper Piqua,
into thlit denomina ion, and that there cape, but found hfineel
must e rascality n monhis ey matters, a savage foes. He s
womanl erape, or I quote at the bottom the oak-, and despite 1
of this cieew,e. ch,anee_ ,se, judge g from and with the aid of a.
1118 loc ks, I pulled. a bow at a venture, grew beside the oak, 11
and sad ' What was that 'fuss y
about woman ?, te artwrighte
realm' ' he shouted in a rage; '1
that ?' A nd.
you ev r hear about
whip o his horse,
sight. I never sale
before, but tha's
coou-
Car
camp ,
came
u. had and. dropped tlieren.
u old ed that he had mieal.
ow did • of the hollow; aml tiler
utting Oh, the story told, by
.11
-HERNIA.
For stile ,
R. LT; I, DEN'S
Cornei
805
-
FALL -SHOW
DERMIGNED is just lee
belt of ,"
ANO FANCY D
THE
"L. est 5
STAPLE
GI
BOOTS
Drug Store,
Seaforth
1873
iving the larg-
Y COO DS,
OCELIE% HAM WA
ND SI OE S, READIMAD
IN G MILLINERY,
Eaer brot ght int( BRUSELS,
and comp cte by the 251h Install
I beg o refer you to the f
leading 14nes, and other Goods
proportim
.3
Heavy 6 in. Grey Cott()) , at
2)e yard. .
HeatV , 6 ?n. pleached Codon, a
tkC
Vhich rill lie full
•
CLOTH -
will b
prices of
found in •
! I
QN EXPOSITOR..
MUSIC AND 1WIN MACHINES.
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O. C. WI ILLSON'S
MUSIC', SEWING Ail A CHIA' AND GRICIIT-URAL IMPLE-
i
tug'
V. Ell
,t pulin
SE
,ACI
MET EMPORIUM,
TH 3
TM I
STILL IN TH FRONT RANK AS T:ST:AL.
SEWING MAOHINES.
„ .
T MOE VLORENCIE Noiseless Leek and Ri ot S tit b. FamilySewing tiehine challenges the
world in perfection and range of work, strength and beaut3 of stitch, darabili of construction and
1.•,arpildiinte,, ..of motion. Call and examine. Send for circulars. Agents wanted in every town in the
,
0. C. WILLSON, General Agent for the Dominion.
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Also, n hand a full assortment of the following, rst-class machine' s : • •
seauAl\le:ali‘th'nerpeorrotfOgreecotn.d-hand Osborne, Gardiner, Lot; man; TsVaireer, Raymond and: owe Machines for
:nuii.i•kd ..•!ielilguesrolltpoeili,tbrhe,ili7inger, Appleton, \ ebsten, and Lockman of Ha Mon, Raymond of
• Sewing Machines of all makesi repaired on the sh test n Aim
.
r.".%"' I i connection with our Sewing Machine Dep Amen , we are prepared- to execute all kinds "Of
Fancy .'itching, obeli as Braiding, Cording, Tuckin >, Felling, Binding, Hennaing, &c., in tirt-rate
style. harges inoderate. _
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MUSICAL INS RUMENTS.
Plan s, Ogans, tul"Melodeons of the very best A uerican and Canadian manufaeture, such as the
Mothus 'slier, Emerson and Weber Pianos; rp ince's, of Buffalo, and Beira, of Guelph,'Orgens.
Samp es of the above hist uments can be seen at he store. Call and inspeet them.
AG !CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.- • ---
cets Mass( v's No 18 Thistle C atm- Plo-the ftunie s idvorite. Any munber alwayoun hand:: -Othei. •
Plows o descriptions.
The elebrated Paris Straw iCutter, the best .;"%.1so, the Cummings, Rochester and othei
10 cents • eatore..
•
PWERS OF A LKINDS AND SIZES-
coupe 1 jri nee ii, tl , 15' 'eras per
1. . ,
.,,:i ;nlfa:peryarfd.
No.1 1be):ifill
ton.', and Lybstel
ala ys on band,
TEAS.
Goed Young Hyson Tea, at 117islnd 50
Finest Moymie Tea,: at 871.- celts pe
iice, $1. Sevnty-five eel to per
- half (fluist or Caddie.
Gunpowtler, Coogous, Japans, Peke ;s, &e., at
equally good val.ne.
Speeial, wine iln Carpet, Helltips,
entrys, tt o and three ply, all woels am
Call aid see the goods ,and prices
for yourselves, .
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
Higleat price paid for Grain, and a 'other kinds
of produe..
color
33 a 1d. 36
Yids Cot
), ht
10 cents
in. (1w:
on yarn,
cots per lb.
lb.'ugual
lb. by the
tair, Tap -
felts. ,
and judge •
Brass
JQHN LEIDI, IE.
s, Sept. 18, 1878.
AFOR
E ORE$S COOD
At
W SHAWL
Dee
ai
he
la
Ie
r
18 .
(-11.
1PSt
el pity nib."
so tha they rose to The entries extWe
end • eleven (tare
" it Still, brethren, during that period., wdyine by de-
0.
my othl enemy.; the • grecs, he penned the st )iry of his life' ex -
f the towers I of the .Priences, of leeidente Of t ie royale we- •
reaelnng„ and wants ' ,ary war, and. of the la..1 in nnents . o his ATE
life up to the. time evh tl •s of
go. 1-1
sit sti
devil, 1t1ie prince
air ;1i kuows I'M
to kee ) von from haring me. thee I
was iit4r1ast, four year gone, 'bel and T 1 death prevented the us
tussl . More than sufferings of theseldiet
st of t, and got mee timated7 whilst the wl
time, lbv the Terrace of sad chapter in a life's 1
have* 1ia.d many a
once 1)13's had theb
down, -,1 beet many a
God, flee eiven it
made ye old hide r. ttle ;"and, after this
episoch , went on h his 'sermon
o bin roundly, and ' ' eis •
Anecdote of Jos
A. correspondent of
.Nl
w is it that cm ethodists have, Tim e, writiug from Nt
OTS of Divin ty ?" once said. a pa- giv 4'. Borne interetiug-
c..
tronizi ig- theedogian of another den0113111-; ed. A itli Josepli tioliale
o him_ " \ -re haee no use for km=.1
.leit. He owned
said the old mere " our Divinity rito .3, on the borders o
t need doctoring." -vir.h.i her he used to rept
ism seems to have meis between 1820 are
ne, ju-igi.ng from the :and the people itt t114
it boasts. li- riThrough tain •visitors with ren
ini,p a.cedii cOur bc sy hunting excursicuis.
college, eve
aine a Doe
th ugle I shspect his neare it • appr
Hebreelr and Greek vas a little Choctaw Count (the ex -king wa •
aud a smattering of backwoods (erman. Count de Surillier) al:
Althouth 'homely, e-centi ice, and, it -may pe(1 for breakfast at a e
he, rod. = in lopu lie speech, li some- Mohawk, kept by a tit
Wiles, in hie earlier and middle 1 fe, rose The, landlord knew win
0 greap heights of eloquence. e loved an& bestirred 11 i u tee 1 f t(
1W:104i:ern-which )r. Chalmers defined tertainment. The me:
to be r ClIvristialtit r in earnest t -with 'party was about -to pro
ell the ?enthusiasm c f his rugget . hart, secretary brought lion
and did a work of 70 yearS in its, behalf, extravagant charge, of
whose letioeuce and effee s.will eot soon- twenty -fie dollats was
ease aN -0.y.1 if his r ligim, Was nht char- 1 were demanded, end. a
1ctri 'e ' d by meekn.ss-- f yr, who
ten oe one cheek 1-i rarely tur
other ut (rave the
,
H(
no doe
e weakne
of his peva,
c n never
6 story for
st ry.
ation
them.
isitt s thad_
me - hen, Metho(
dlen into deep deel
manbe • of Ductors
the•we 1 -Meant -hat
of scn obscare
Peter himself be
Th C
CS -
ph, Bonap te.
th. New ork
lith an. -New York,
neidents connect -
rte s residenqe in
lalge tract ofl ter-
.. -0 e Wilderi ess,
ir c urieg the . um -
N30 for et ort,
ei lity still:enter-
ineencee ef his
t • is an anec lote
ouches fo • as
is joerneys' • rom
ein retreat, the
low") as the
c 1 is retinue stop -
13 Side 11111 011 the
-i ty Drithmam.
hs guests w ere,
1 irnielrigoad
over, as
a -taw cm
Ohl which the eorrespondei
or, al- authentic : (in 7 one (>fache to tidewater to i tort
fl smit- a round .priee for ev
led. the both for men and herse
mitel two :f one - (mly fifty dollar: Th Dutchman ewas
he we s- etrardy„ tnst„ fearless --th c in a Tian dare: - Like) seine other ' and
the backwoods, with the emell later landlords, lie into ided, to graduate •
al the iak :and hickery ou his garments, his aliarges by the S of his guest to
1(3 froetiet ill hie e-
pay ; and, knwing. the the guest could
ect
A 'tine Od Eng ell .gentleman" (Mr. 1 his carriage Toi. 1IIti ite *8 The lan(1tlotil
Moterrdge), with ibundant leishre for desperately: Scred, doh a few' wOrds,
stadu.4 in inetaral h story, has written a and sent the hill back 1)) the secretary.
•
very epitertainirig book ou insects, in pne The Ceunt ghtneed at ijt, and found that
ehapre r of which (as a etitic eeeerts) Undef the charge:4, aiii u iting to fifty dol-
;" eler.a.tes the eliar4ter of the spider.- lars, the following hat 11.4 ;en added, A
Et ie pleaanteat any rate, to k.110 NV that clam fuss, seVentY-li •ie dollars." • His = -
he hat found mit enough-atm:et the urea- f Sides shook with- laugh e • as he raid it;
ell -
the
11t'S
ILL'S.
At W. HILL'S.
CORSET
At
MILILINER
At lir HILL'S
w qLOT S
At 1 r HILL'S
JI .140 WEI Sy
At W HILL'S
Lfki\INELIS,
At NATI HILL'S
JT SI IRTL GS,
At W
NEWC
report that the.
ye hundred and
nride. The items
ter puttbig-.dpwil 1
3, thing provded.
he items footed
and the traits of t
thee.- (',r. ( %hi/ ffi
Touc rng Anec
etteee. - pay, he was not, the h to abate any-, •
thing. While he puzz over the. bill,
ote of a spider. the Comet called ii 'patiently from
NE
turee feelings to e
direction of memor
ly fellowe
Mi Moggridge 1
of imthersing for 1
teitti,te1earmene of spellers and ant
eleohol. H Saw that the
gleti t ;r a few t,ninitc hut he
that stisatiiu 1•.soon extiu
)3.EVZ
ib -g. on one oceas
serve a large femal spider and twenty
four of her young 4.) ces, that a.
tured He. put th mother into
aleeliol god_ saw hat, after a.
nient4. she folded 1 er legs upon 1
and te as at rst. He then put
b(attlt- the young (nes, who, of
luatiiisted acute Ain. What
;1:1.(zitsextztstemertgl;er, mother rQus
gatIRF herLyoung
lot /Wm Over the
vate -suienee in the and he said to lire st.01
rPhe story it... brief- " The fellow deserves
his wit and impudenc
ad been in he -habit hundred dollana
servation h s differ- - ••
bet_ - Mr. Joseph .Areh, the
iils• of the London Primitive Method- 1
ry, in. French,
ti a, and more, for
. (live hint live
addressec
y streg- 1 1
ist Sabbath School laeb unday moning,
th :tight
and preached a semi on in the el. ening
offil ... IC(1,
Ith ieh NV listened to iy layge eon-
ac,c)ii free fro' sill:fer-
ule he eerie -hoe to pee- geegatin. He is, e, vtry forcible and.
, earnest speaker. Se fa • as his oh rva-
•
•
ae. cap- tion has gone. Ile ape
n. bottle i terms of thJ advanta ks
da to the class of Lai cl=re
few inn-
er body A SCHOOL -Bo% 's Tu17)
nto the commences at eight a.
course, highest altitude at 4
was his when the pain is int
herself dinary degree ; eomn
en
dart aroun(l to, and nine, and after that 44sa
-tee tuber hesom, fold lerity that must be fee
n, again relapse into the sufferer. If at n ght
in very pc sitieat
offered hy Cane-
s lie repreents:.
erally
s its
nine
acite ger.
m, reach
earter to
toen e traor-
es to subside at
pears wit1 a ce-
comfortne
At
LLARp
At W
lir BP E
At
VV CURTAIN
At W
"reit' ,StOC',
Large Stod ,
Choice ;§1
At W. H
Oppo ite Com
CASH 14k11) 'yo
ETRACT'
(1; CARTWRIC
Tue.
at t
daY
HILL'S.
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GRA N CRUSHERS and Root Cutters of various aufactures.
i r , •
HORSE
i . • AWING ACHINES.
i . 1
The c debrated Combinati in and Richardson Sa% ing Machines, manufactuied by Eastwood & Co
of Inge soll.. These Maehin at, as every body Inure s, are the best in use, and do not require recom-
unalat on. ( . .
All ki ds of Plow Points ad othei Castings cons intly on hand.
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THE TRIteMPIT WASHING MACHINE,
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01 ;whih the" annexed tkit ris a correct representation, is a simple; durable
and exceedingly serviOahle contrivance. It is easily woked, and will
not wear the clothes: asninch as ordinary hand washin. Call , and see
them.
Tim followine''gentlei
as in). agents for the
PHY, THOS. O'CON
MeGRAW, Clinton;
Lucknow. •
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en, and 'none others, have been appointed to act
sale of the above artiles: LAWRENCE MITI: -
01I, U. P. WHIFFEN, Seaforth ; WILLIAM
L4 5. - WILLSON, Goderich ; W11.. ALLEN",
WILLSON, Seafortb,
*HARNESS 1.
TR NKS,
BAGS,
WHiPS
COMBS,
HARNESS !
COLLARS,
- VALISES, *1
LASHES, 1
BRUSH% &9
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Si SEAFORTH.
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Om HARNESS we cam recommend to any one, as we lige only firs-elass Lenther and make
none nit tirst-rate Hrnek. We Itarrant our Co kars not - to gall a Horse, and guarantee them to •
- give eh itire Ha US fac Um . ' • '
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SO]) Opposite Mansion 1 lov$e, 8eafb1'
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BELFRY & MAY.
COME ONE COME ALL, !
! E . ORTH CARRIAGE WORXS.
A.ND Bl3Y. YOUR
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A It N E,S1 S
WILLIAM GRASS I E
FRO ?'1
- I In -1) vparation for the sleighing seaon, has in
construction a large number of
J. WARD SEAFORTH.
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I beg to state for the information of farmers an
Harness on hand as any in town, and I am de
'tient in the County.
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28
1873.
FALL STOCK LL ON HA\
1 ll,iix,(; imp., tea most of oar Fall Goods tli eet from 3.1anufacturera, elm and willogive
INS THAN'EVER.,
SLEIGHS AND CUTTERS
d the pahlie generally, that I have as good a stock wirieh will iv a; usual, ett.!,i) eAsh,
temined 7ot to be undersold by buy other establish- 1,61.1 thim The reputation of this istiiiiiishnvirt
for the' dor:1MM)- and elegance of art turnya
Will receive so tisfaetion.
• out by it, is sufficient guarantee tliat purchasers
16/ es WAR w A number of Light Single and Double
Main -Street, Seaforth.
uderch street, Senforth.
W IL LIAM GRASSIE,
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the way of Wagons and Buggies, yet en hond
1873. ---
, SEAVORTH PLANING' AIILL.
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
AT
ENT'S.
• GREATER BARG
OTTR STORE IS PERFECT SAM OF
HILL's. 1 DRESS GOODS, SHAW S, CLOTHS, FLANNELS,
Cloud, Hoods an( Geherai .Dry Goods.
500 LADIES' .JACKET, iewest style, neat , and warm ; the Nicest Display of
MIL INERY
HILL
HILL
ck,
Ever shown in Senforth-mind aii
300 SETS OF LADIES' FURS -we a
sure and buy yol
Lotsuf Cornwall Blankets, Dundas Cottons, Cm
Stock- of Mn's and Boys' 0
DENT'S Cheap Dry, Goods aud
Tut subscriber begs leave. tlYthank his nunierons
customers for the liberal Patronage extended to
him since commencing business in Seaforth, and
trusts that he may be favored with a continuance
of the same.
Parties intending to baim would ao well to give
him a call, as he will continue to keep on hand a
large stock of all kinds of
DRY PINE LUMBER,
$A$IIES,
DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDING,
SHINGLES, LATH, ETC.
I buy your MILLINERY* DENT'S.
e noted for selling tkod Furs Cheap -be
r Furs at DENT'ti.
He feels confident of giving sathefaction to those
• who may favour him with their patronage, as none
but first-class workmen are employed:
• I Particular attention paid to Custom Planng.
201 -JOHN H. BROADFOOT.
Risin Tweeds and other Goods on hand. A lull
)(,d$-ilitts, Caps, Muftlera, &c.
ery Establishment is the Place,
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GOLD
•'FI8 "NATIID
And the lust way t� save it i
TEAS SUGARS AND
e(r7) Stock, 1,
LEE'S FLOUR
Very
'lour, Oat and Cornmeal, Provisions, Hams, I
e tial Hotel,
TO plIEVENT DYSPEPSIA,
EA FORTIl A. Choice lot of Cr
BCTTER.
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attends in 5
day a lel Weal
e Cininerci.
and Fridays
his 'tratim•d. ofth
Pi i•ties requna
if at Sca forth ant
tern mie, -
T •othuonials o
! thei • teeth extra
be s ,en at my nft
T CtIl inserted
pro ed styles.
F Mug dnn1 in
that boy hasu't Dot be Stu -passed
NG TEE 111 WITHOUT
PAIN.
HT, D Surgeon Dent -o€
S GOLD
BOARDING. 1
1_1 COLLADAY has leased the large and coin
• mod -loaf; house, on the Salt Works Grouds,
• adjoining the Railwa.y Station, and has fitted it up
as a boarding-house. Good table and coMfortable
rooms. Persons wishing a pleasant boarding-
• holm should apply, as there are -fit present a few
C.31N.IMP. 1 vacancies. Transient boarders accommodated at
less than hotel rates. , 228
to purchase a gennine artiele in - •
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
GENERAL GROCERIES,
cheap, at THE FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE
ND S
EED STORE!
aou, Fruit, Vegtable:4 constantly on hand.
'BY 01-R GRANULATED WHEAT.
ckery and GlaSsware
Splendid bargains in Fruit Jars. Call and see them. Goods delivered free of charge,
hand,
AlAS LEE Seaforth Ont.
N. Pee -CEDAR POSTS and SHINGLES still
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SEAFORT
eforth, atrE x's Hotl, the fnst
Wish to inforin the people of Huron and publ
for a term of years, and are now prepay( d to mi
eteltentla
1 Hotel, on he following. Thins -1'
tv of a hino; in Clinton,
The rernai der of the time at
c.
g new teeth re requested to eall,
Clinton, on the first days of at -
over 500 p tient s who havehad
ted' by the use of the Gas, may
ce in Stratf
'n the mos substantial and im-
gold, &c., i manner which eau-
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KERR, WI
.1A8 hare been appointed Sole Agent in the Pro
%Ince (if Ontario, for the Florence Sewing Ma-
Hine-. none have a right to sell the all machine
exeept thoae appointed by me. Io the County a
nuron the following are the only autherized
Agents for the Florence Machine Trici. Connors,
p., \Millen, and Lawrente Murphy, Seaforth •
William 1c0-aw, Clinton; L. S. Willson, Goderich:
i Any person or persons other than the above rowe-
1 spitting that they live aright to sell, or can fur-
, uish the Florence Machine in the County a un -
ton, ate impoPters, and the public are hereby
warne to beware of them.
• O. C. ILLSON,
General Agent for Ontario,
Seaforth.
FOUNDRY 290
• PUMPS.
LKIE & Car
• FRANCISTOWN
RE undersigned having erected a 13.eW Pump
Factory about 40 rods north of ,
e generally that they have leased. the Seaforth Foundry
nufaetnre all kinds of
Catings, Staw. Cu ters, Sawing Machines,
Plows, and, other Farming Implements
We are also pre ared to de REPAIRING of every description.
The tmdersigned have had long osperienve in the Foandry business, and are prepared to guarantee
satisfaction in all their work.
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KERR, WILKIE & CO
On tins London Road, is now prepared to manufac-
; tare Pumps, which for lig,htnees of operation and
durability cannot be*surpassed in Ontario. Noth-
ing but the blot. material used, first-elass work-
men employed.
ALL WORK WARRANTMD.
call is respectfully solitited bolos purchasing
elsewhere.
GEORGE BOLON,
281-8m Franaistown.
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