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tt. N. 9. 1874.
' �dethodlst' Bonnet,; `and the
�. Chappel.
front the ;Mtge ClardatieiObeertuer.
An• iequattance of 15ni ie, in -Churg
fellowship, in England, he lwas a sails
told ane when on board ship, lying i
London Docks, he had a g eat . desire, o
one Sabbath morning,. to go to a "Meth
dist Qhapcl ; but how to find one w
thequery. query. He resolved' to go ou shor
and get into some publ`e street, an
wit for some woman to p s$ by with ,
Methodist bonnet on, an then . follow
her, After a while there came by, a
woinan clothed in plain attire ; ant ,
looking at her bonnet, he, -concluded o
follow her at a respectful d stance. - So
she; tuvned a coiner, he then made
nick s ep and cart' t sigh of her again ,
q n andso
Site t r e dire do
sett r� ecl in -another r c ,
entered a Methodist. Cha el. In those
days w men professing M thodism were
known by their dress an general con-
duct. What is to be said about it, ills
these c �ays ? If a stranger wishes to
find the Chapel, the dress of. the women
will not help him. The style is the same
in the: church,, theatre, or ball. roo
With very rare exception, there is o
distinction between the professor and t e
worldling. One day a certain pers n n
came i to my house to how my w e
her new. dress and head attire•; aft r
swaying round the house ome time, s e
wished. to know how my wife liked 't.
As I was standing by, .I I. told her s e
irnitated the cock turkey bout the heal,
and the Shanghai hen b ind she im-
mediately left, and we he rd no more of
Mrs. Prim.. As a Chris n, I ath sorry
to see the Church going to the world.
The blessed Lord commail:ded us, to let
our light shine, that oters seeing our
good works may glorify God. " Ye are
the lig t of the- world." 5i a are the
salt of he earth." Will our sisters read
the t a d Chapter of Isaiah, where the
Proph pronounces the curses on he
Jewish wonnen of old fo
ways, -
that in
be stin
and in.
laud ins
sackcln
37
iii. 3,
outward adorning, of pi
ani ofvearing a gold, ar putting/ on of clerks poured into the room, and laid
apparel. When I hare stopped to to violent hands on the strangers, who
expert nee sleeting,: I n e seen one.set roved 'to ; be wealthyPolish balrker s,
up: wit I a great feather .cross her he d,
preyed
•letters of introduction to the
and a 1 finch of. some dead person's . h fir, (phvsically timid) lion of loans. Dia -
or so ,thing worse, stilck on, so as to barrassed by his auriferously august
remind me of a swarm.oi bees, and. as,
a presence—what is there in a breathing
half hysterical: tone,•sayi she had a g+c►d money -baa' capable- o inspiring awe ?--•
dlet;ire, rind hoped to do utter, and t 'en they forgot their speech and their coin -
sit down. . Anothergets up with all the moi coolness of conduct. They:.: were
b nearly as much. terrified as the renowned
her
known ` some even-tempered men who
seem to take it as a safety `valve for
blowing off superfluous wind' fron their
chest ; ' and so inveterate does . i grow
upon them, .that they sore out with
thea suspirations at all sorts of queer.
time. and tmsuitabie occasions, tie ting,
it may be, a `whole company, wli - a 'e
.GT or
a live
' nite2
9'C4G0 ,
listening to a witty
Da
song, with ; a " hei g -h ho 1" that is quite
appalling. From whatever cause it 'rises,
I- pronounce sighing to be a vain, esti-
lent and profitless operation, to . b dis-
co
pher
the wo
sinki
empt
'tis
the
pleas
uian
say
a tat
tau
CAMP 1BLt , (Graduate of matt -in Unive -
city, M• tragi,) Coionor for the County Of
Huron. 0111 o—Next ext :door t Calder Brothers'
*able "for . s, and oiposite McOalltunel Hots 1,
bdsiii-fitreot, ; cafoi th, near th Hallway Station.
AMES ST'�
Madill, U
goon, et°. 0
TIE, -KING
coroner
nils st. Re
R. SING'S
untenanced alike by physician, pi iloao- . dight.
WART, M. D.,
iversity, Montr
oe aid Reeidene
0. M., Graduate 21
a1, Physician, Sur-
-Brumfield.
Seaforth, (fat of Oarronbn oo
or the!County of Porth. Oflte
for
ial Hotel. Canis at
o111po will be ttendecd to day dr
287:;
aiid friend. If a man is dot n In L. VER
If he is Gob e
rid, it will not raise him ; pee,
ng, it will not float him ; if he is Office and ire
y, it will not fill him ; if he is poor, �tieets, uext�
the worst way in the world to raise I _ E'rERIN
"
NA pia�nie of sighing,''' says I v.S., bo
a'tt ofd Jack Falstaff, " it blows a ' eatorth an
I son awarded
nil. bladder." It does worse-• •
OE, M. D., C. M. Physician Su -
., Coroner for t io County of B?erg
idonct, corner 1 Market aucl High
o the Planing bI 11.
11Y SURGEON
t
s to announce
surrounding . c
the' diploma of
up -4 a j ry College, a d is now proper
I, it blows a man o(j; like froth from. ] of Horses anal Cattlo anti all do
like
Nat
T
the flame from the wick of a caudle. hoeing shop, wht.re he will b
tend to °elle Diseases of t
�� tended to. R:sidenee, oflloe a
han Riothsohild, of London. (f Killoran d, Ryan's s new stor
brinary Medi hula kept eo
Th
not
flowi
had
Imes
cons
alwa'
clari
send
tain
every
cusp,
of c
lie
noui
of : ale • it blows a; Man `ottt, as opened a office in aonneo
high, priest of the 1 - -t i, ange was jjj charges reqs nable.
ha :. even in the mi. t of his over- I
appy, ,
ng coffers. Naturally enough, he
few friends and numberless elle-)
• In latter years he suffered from
taut dread, of assassination. He was
ys receiving threatening letter's, de -
ng that his life depended on his
ing certain sums of money to cer-
addresses. He scented murdjer in
breeze, suspected poison in every ; T J. CHU
• ger of th
In sleep, , he had .nightmare v signs
p g to intimae° t
rouchin g things ; in wakin» ours, i his professio
tar -ted at every' unexpected noise. ( consulted ou
ne morning two strangers were an- Veterinary n
Galls prowpt
iced as having .important badness Honse, Seafoi th
care'antl pros
Itabled elsowh
tP. M. Rooms
Main-st.
—D-. MoNAUGHT,
'1
the inhabitants tants
entry that he lit s
ho Ontario Veber' •
d to treat discos s
nestle animals. He
ioh.i with his herep-
found ready to at -
o feet specially at -
d shop in the rear
... All kinds of Vo;t-
stnntiy on hand.
229
. G. BULL,
' tUEGEON,
kJ Ontario.
soles, neatly
gioal operatic
pttude. Foos
re, Office hou
over Mr. A. G
out ist, fia.,Sea! ort .,
Plate work, latest
executed. AU a 'r -
tits performed' Iwih
s low as eau be o-
s from 8 A. D2. to 5
MoDougall's Store,
270
CHILL, Veto
Ontario Vote
at he has retur
dry Surgoou, (mem-
•inary Collogc,) hods
iocl to the practice .of
In Seaforth, an may at all tunes be
the diseases • f Horses, Cattle; die.
edieines const intly on hand. A11
y attended to. 01110e, at irIansi8'on
•
with the banker, and they were sown •
into his private office. He bow d to
them, and inquired the nature of their
negotiation They bowed and said no-
thing,
o-
. their wan on thin g, but:advanced toward hini, thrust -
their their fingers nervously into their
teed
said,
a and it t shalt come tohere pass
all pockets. Rothschild's alarm " wee. ex
cited at once. They must be searching
; and instead of a girdle a rent ; for, concealed weapons ; their bearded
Mead of well -set ear, baldness i faces mads it clear to his frightened
f
1
eo
stoma
r a
girdle, - .l •
to
head of a s g fancy that they were horrniculaz yu$ians.
th ; and burninginstead of beau- He retreated in terror behindLa a large
t. Peter wrote, ee 1st Epistle, desk, seized a ponderous ledger, hurled.
whose adorning let it not be that it their heads, and screamed " Murder l"
,ting the hair, at the top of his voice. A small army of
a
«race
like a
head,
boils. E:
a few words scarcely an ' one could h
and clown she sits, and so i• t passes ro
If you look over the cc ni regation,
might'uuigiue yourself }n the midst
flower garden. How ch.n the Ch.
prosper witih_ 'sash �meinb: ers as th
I, should like to hear inaire about it _f
the pulpit. It is better jto have ten
spiritui.l members, f hau;forty such ►
tiers ad these. May the Lord purge
Chu sites, is the prayer, f
Jolt` A D Et;�, Seafort
Th Cure of the 4Jraving ie
Stimu1atrts.
Dr. Brunton. has beets writing le.
to the British Messeuget os the te
time to drunkenness carised by the
e can cormand,,with some
ortoise ;shell on the top of
o.:vered. with art'•ticials, and
reaming clown, and would mu.
AA
ter
Gtr,
nd.
Israelite ; and, as it was their initial
-visit: to England, they imagined at firs
that all foreigners were deemed rpbber
and desperadoes until the contrary w.
established.
f a Tire wretchedly -rich Nathan . never�
went out alone after dark, never entered.
rch ;in unlighted room, had servants within
se �" oall of his bed -chamber, slept with loaded
ompistols under his pillow.
sod - P A fellow -Frankforter, dining with him
the one evening, and observing the luxury
the of his licusehold, remarked : " Yon must
be happy, Baron, with the pott%4er t
gratify every wish."
A. Happy, indeed !" was the re pons,
Do you think it happiness to be 'aunt!..
ters" ed 'always with the dread of m,ur ler, t
have your appetite. for breakfast s arpen
Ota- ed by a threat to stab you to the hear
r`ev unless you inclose a thousand gni ens t
tug fol stimulants felt by some pec :Ole. some iru'knotvl. villain ?"
I e furnishes, says tris Medical 9'eys On one occas -ion, when the f real
anti Circular, prescriptions which h . be• cier had been to an evening par
lievestiw rll Overcome ',his craving, and had gotten into his carriage to go
which, we 'presume, alio to be obi fined g friend, wishing to make an a
by his readers at the dearest- chem st's. •
anent, -stepped out to . speak td hi
Here zire two of them : list. Put a , itat- '!'he timorous banker mistook His f
ter of an ounce of sal ate of iron and miler for a hghivayniaa, incl t rust
half ati ounce of ruagne is in an ord`vary Histol out of the carriage windvi wit
quart' bottle, and fill it up with pe rper his favorite cry of ` Murder !" before 1e
mint t water- A vv ne-g)oEsful to be t, ken could be acquainted with the sithation.
three or four times a clay. Inste e - of As Rothschild grew richer and older
the peppern int waster iri. infusion o dry his fears increased. He became alms t
peppermint may be used. It m I, ' be a monomaniac on the subject of assassin-
made stronger or weaker accord%n Po the tion and many of his relatives- "thought
taite of the patient, and should e a1- hiirl�in seSious danger of insanity tihrough
lowed to cool before it is added to the his constant apprehensions. iVlos of the
sulphate of iron and magnesia. .A. little menacing rciessages were unquest °nab y
guns arable or gum -tragacanth add el, to sent by his enemies, with whom he �
the mixture will keep the magnesi : bet- plentifully supplied.: Consc sus of iiis
ter suspended, but this may peri ectly weakness' they revenged . the selves
g es
well. be omitted. The bottle shot d be upon hini�by inspiring him with baseless
shaken before the dose is poured out. terrors. _ :Llc was repgateclly told so,.hut
2d- • Take an ounce oX quassia chips and he could not be induced to belie a teat
pour over them as much cold w: ter as he slid not dwell in an atmosp. ere of
Still fill three quart bottles. Let them poisons, poinards, and pistols. -1 art) is
stand an hour, and then strain. •: dd toccc aza�le.
the strained liquid 6i fluid drac. ms of iZ J ,
the solution of iron, fold under th nam
of " Liquor Ferri Perchl oridi." : Two
lassful
finan-
y, anfl
homd,>
>poinft-
L VERY.
9'•
A. SHARI•'S LIVERY A
Office— t Murray's H
Horses and 11-st-ends$ Couve
BELL'S LI
Good Ho
on hand. I'
Commercial '1
HornL, will 1
Ozl:`icr AN
Knox's Hotel
221
'D SALE STABLES.
tea, Seaforth. 'Good
ancos always on hand.
'ERY STABL]'S, SEAFORTH,
ses and Conifo able Vehicles, always
vorable Arra gements made with
revellers. All orders left at Exox's
e Promptly at .reeled to.
STABLER bird door North, of
Main Street.
THOMA BELL, Proprietor.
OVING
spit All order
John •Muria
References—
tablespoonfuls or • hi if a wine -
to be taken three o - four times !a day.
The iron solution my be measured out
with, a teaspoon. one teaspoonful being.
equal to one fluid) drachm ; but tea
spoons vary in size,' and it is therefore
better to use a glas measure, which may
be bought in any chemist's. No doubt++
there are many cafes in Which chaly-1
beate is indicated, but it may be quesi
tioned wh:ether•it `ould not be wiser o
those who wish to fry the plan:to ask
medical man first. The value of suc
advice is indicatedby the following re
marks appended b 9 Dr. Brunton to th
recipes we have quoted : " When th
person's tongue pale, flabby,; an
marked with the teeth at the edges, t e
second preseriptiof May be found mo e
useful than the fivi tr. When there is a v
tendency to t1atul nee the first should be
takes a quarter o an hour before ineaie ;
and if either of t em causes uneasiness
when taken on a empty stomach, t ey
should be used irihmecliatel1 after m•
In the presence! of a_ robust habit or
florid cornplexio , the following press ipe
tion, which I oWe to the kindness of T.
John Groom, o.: Hampstead, may ire
found more serviceable than either of the
preceding. Ada one ounce of bru sed
gentian root to oche quart of boiling w ter.
Let this stand )four hours ; then s ►rain
off the liquor, 4nd acid. two draeh : s of
carbonate of a ;mania. A. • wine-gla sful
may be taken we or three times a day
when the craving conies on. This pre-
scription was `tsed by Mr. Fox (n w of"
Brighton) wlieki surgeon of Bedford jail.
Though I haele recommended it i . cer-
tain cases in reference to the other, pre-
scriptiou, it ay be used by .all who are
addicted to the use of - intoxicating
drinks. s
LEGA L
M. LEFT, Solicitor, Wingham, has -bowl ap-
J • pointed Agent for the Colonial Secnr,
pany of England, he is also Agent for .s.
vats Capitalists of Toronto, who loan
very reasonable rates. Interest•pays
Charges unuderaiie.
Wingharn, Deal. 15, 1871.
eCAUG-Fr Y't& HHOLMESTED.,Baruister8, At-
torneys at Law, Solicitors in Chancery and
iisolveucs, Notaries Public and Convey cera.
olioitois for the R. C. Bank, Seaforth. Age, is for
he Canada Life Assurance Company,
N.'B y30,000. to lend at 8 per cent. ass,
oases and Lots for sale.
BENSON & MEYER, Barristers and At orneye
at Iaiw, Solicitors in Chanceryand Insolvency,
onveyane'ers, Notaries Public, etc. Offieeh—Sea-
rth and \Qroxeter. ;5,'23,000 of Private Funds to
n'vest at once, at Eight percent. Interest, payable
yearly. I
•
mud Brod c, C. E.,
Ti LAND S e EVEYOR,. Seaforth.
left at theM nsion House with Mr.
will receive. immediate attention.
r. Coleman a d Dr. King. 4111*52
EXTRA
CCART
• attends
Tuesday and
at the Comm
days 'and lyri
his Stratforc
Parties req
if at Seafort
tendauoe.
'Testiinoni- sof over 5
their teeth - =traded by t
T e seen At mA office (Alice i
`Teeth ins
proved style
Filling; do
annot be su passed.
I
s
C
fo
ties om-
vera pri-
Monsy at
ole y�eerly
213
1'NG TL.
PAI
IGHT, L.
in Seaforth, a
odnosday of
reial Hotel, o
ays. The ren
office.
iring nein tee
and Clinton,
TH WITHOUT
S„ Surgeon Dentist.
linox's Hotel, the first
ach month; in Clinton,
the following Tiers
cinder of the time at
h are regnosted toioall,
n the first days of at
JUST REGEI
to Sple did Stook of NEW a
Canna Fru't, all of whish `v�i
I
GROG)
1
'YOUNG'S,
o
VED AT WILSON&.
SE4EORTJt,
d FRESH FRUITS, such as Raisins, Currants, and every description of
1 bo found good value.
Their Stook of CROCrr.I
WIIE� & LIQU
patients who have had
e use of the GateI luny
Stratford. €
rted in the nu+st substantial anyl im-
e in gold, &c., in a manner which
• 237 -
1 Sighing.
There is not a more pe
nor one that grows more i
a • man, that) that of sig
wasting a. great deal of g
we want he.' something
out,the lung. ; it induce
respiration ; it quickens
heart, and i depresses
as a hearty 1e ugh exhiliar
some, too,. i is' aa mere
•uicious habit,
sensibly upon
IA ng. Besides
od breath that
etter, it wears
irregularity of
e e action of the
he spirits just
es them.. With
habit. ' I have
SEAFORTH
PHOTOQ�=RA.PH ROOMS.
f'
THE nude -signed desires; to suets that he has
purchas d from Mr. I it ANK PALTI:ID0E his
Photographs g business, which ho will hereafter
conduct.
101
AND PORTE
very
description in ab
ERY AND
GLASS RE.
Y and GLASSWARE is the Best and Cheapest in Town.
BRANDS,
RS OF THE BEST :& PUREST
Wholesale and Retail.
FOR, FA 31.111Y tag, IN GLASS AND WOOD.
GROCERIES -
ndance, and cheap. Good Ten from 40 cents to $1 per pound
r Ld in Town, Free'
A.ND FEB / always o>t hand. Goods cZelive�e.
of Charge.
WILSON & YOVNG.
GO 1 DS FOR CHRISTMAS
AND
NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS.
:Wo have just received a be. utiiul lot of now Goods, suitable for this season, among which Oho fol+
- loaning are some of them : .
PICTU ES OF ALL KINDS
Taken n th latest and best styles of the Alit..
Heti iug h d long oxperk nee in the business, the
the subseri er has no hes:tation'in guaranteeing
entire satin action, and trusts to receive p. con-
tinuance of the liberal patronage bestowed on his
predecessor
ALL THE OLD NEGATIVES ON HAND
CHARLES MOORE.
Seaforth, July, 1873. 292:
REMI VED. REMOVED.1;
M. ROB RTSON
JAB. H. 3F.NSON. H. W. Off- X? YEit.
WR. SQUIBB, Barrister, Attorney' in Chanc-
• eryi S;o., Goderich, Ont. OBlce-oyer J. C.
Detloi do Co.'s Eu poriurn, Market Squiire. 269
Squier a ii, McDonald
131tARRISTERS, Attorneys, Solicitors in' p ancery,
&c., Brussels, Ont. Office—two deers north of
the Post O Hues.
W. R. S IER, DANIEL MoDONALD, •
271 Goclerich. _ Brussels.
1 HOVELS- I
KNOVS :HOTEL, SEAFowr -4• Thomas
gnome begs to • state to his old friends and
and the -traeiling pane, that he ha leased the
Hotel- lately occupied by Mr. MITE AY, and
formerly 1niown as the DOW'NEY UOI 'SE, and
hopes,to, reeeire a continuance of the- patronage
so liberally bestowed -upon him cluing his ,many
llers. The
t in the Bar.
years in; the hotel -business.. Every
convenience v;i11 be provided for tra
eltoicest• Liquors and Cigars only ke
A carefirl and reliable hostler MINUS 1
291 THOMAS KNOX, Proprietor.
OYAL HOTEL, Seaforth,, Onto, -o. SIMON
-1-`) POWELL, Proprietor. The su scriber has
thoroughly renovated and newly f rnished the
sbove he -use so that it now affords gobd accommo-
dation ;for the travelling 'public. Choice liquors
and elf011:S 111 the boa,. upplied with
the delicacies in. season. Oyste s in season.
Large Stabling and an attentive h. stler rn con-
nection. s'• 251-17
A- O. J. MaffEiTCHEON, Proprietor. First-class
afecomModat-on for travellers. Thb Bar iB sup-
plied with. the very best liquors anq cigars. Gerd
stabling atteched. The etage leavrs this House
every clay fo 204-4t
HAS REMOVED his are -rooms to
JOHNSON'S OLD STAND,
Main-stre t, Seaforth,
Where he as on hand a superior stook of Furni.
ture of eveily description.
'MBE TAKING.
Having urcluised Mi. Thomas Bell's HEARSE
I tun prep red to atten funerals on the shortest
notice, eit er in town .r 'country.
Coffins All Sizes,
Kept eons antly on ha d.
SH
ros
ihopene his
tion tor ma
clears tt th
Plated Cello Baskets,
uet -Stands, all prices,
Butter Dishes, glees and p
Tea Spoons,
Treble Spoons,
F ncy Butter Knives,
T met Racks,
C ine Tea Sets,
1' my Tea Sets,
.% *to 3ranite Tea Sets,
Motto Oups and. Saucers,
Fancy China Mugs,
Mnetache Cups,
Toilet Bottles,
Watch Stands,
Work Boxes,
Rodgers & S011's Gents' Toilet Cases,
Rodgers & Son's Ladies' Companions,
Rodgers & Sou's 'Bread Knives
Rodgers & Son's Ivory Hand Knives,
Rodgers & Son's Carver,' and Forks, '
Rodgers & SOn's Razors and Strops, •
Rodgers & Son's Knife Sharpeners andf3teels.
Rodger,: & Son's Butcher Knives,
Rodgers & Son's Pocket Itnivee,
Rodgers & Sou's Scissors,
Albums, Card Cases,
Vases, Toys,
Combs, Brushes, Perfumery,
Toilet Articles and Pomades,
Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushee,
Cloth Bruahos,
Egg Boilers, Sze.
ROD ERS S0111' IS CUTLERY,
We jm. ort from Sheffield
direct, and can do them well. Call and see the Stock.
E. HICKSON St Co.
\CHRISTMAS CLOTHING.
Specially. got up for
the• Holidays.
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NEW STYLES,
MATERIALS.
NEW
SPL1?.NDIDLt MADE. AND
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
Ti'F, SUBSCRIBER HAVING RECENTLY PURCHASEA LARGE QUANTITY OF
TEAb
SUGARS, FRUITS,
CALL EARLY
IT
AND GENERAL GROCERIES,
AT PRICES MUCH .,OWER THAN THE CURRENT MARKET V LUE,
Is enabled to give the public even
.FiETTER BARGAINS THAN HERETOFORE.
CABI T MARE AND UNDERTAKER,
Main street, Seafort , has now on hand a goOd
• as ortment of
Which he can Im sh cheaper than they can be
g elsewhere, 25
WHO, VV NTS MONEY?
A. STRO G, SEAFORTH, I
Will Loan Money t a LOW RATE OF INTE4t-
EST. eith,er on Runk or Village Property.
Parties requirin MOney should apply to him..'
AND OUR LI -VES.
A. Str ng, Seafort
IS SO AGENT: FOR
The Westeni suyance Company, of Toro to—
Fire and Lit .
The Isolated Risk. I11911=1100 Compan , of
Tering as re onnble. as offered by any ther
agent doing hue ness for reliable Companies.
Store, Main Str et. Seaforth. 252
AGENTS ANTED EVERYWH IRE
To sell our
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The • goods are now in
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Going at the Chequered Store.
JAMES MURPHY,
Marin -Street, Seaforth.;,
TAILORIXG AND GENTS' FURNISHINGS
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CAIVIPItELL'S CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
Profits fro $200 to $800 per month. 'Perma-
nent employ ent.
'311-6 - 82 Ring street Ear, oronto.'
S5 T
FOSTER begs to in orm his . old
nd the traveling pub *c tha he has
ew hotel, adjoining t e Post Offloe people of
ere he has the very b st acco At- 0 work for
and beast. The bebt of liqn rs and thin, than
bar. THO S FOSTER. Address G. E
$20 pei° day. Agfnite wanted.
All °lessee of working ,
ither Sex, yeung or oId, make more
s in their spare moments, or all the
at anything eine. Particulare
Fall Stock Now Complete in Every Department.
This month are showing another lot of ver
handsome
1,000 Ov rcoats and Pea Jackets First
Class Readymade.
GOOD BARGAINS FOR CASH.
OX'Remeinber my Stock this Fall Surpasses anything I have opened before.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS
AND
NEW ,FANCY DRESS. GOODS,
The ilnest Goods ever shown hf Seaforth, aRd at
priees that defy competition.
htspection Invited.
SEAFORTH FOUNDRY.
ERR, WILKIE & Co.
Wish to inform the p ople of Huron. and public generally that they have leased the Seaforth Foundry
for a term of years, an are now prepared to manufactufre all kinds of
Castings, Straw Cutters', Sawing Machines,
e are ease prepar ato do REPAIRING of every discription.
The imdersigned h ve h'ad long experience in the FOundry business, and are prepared guarantee
satisfaction in all the work.
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FURS I FURS !
Ladies' Fars. Oh 1 The Splendid 'Value that
Are giving this seaSen.
-t-HE ROUND END. -MUFF
Igo, novelty of itself.
YOU OUGHT TO SEE THEM.
The plices of all the Ladies' Furs are low.
my,ivos An) _BOYS' GIPS.
yery nice lot of Beaver, Seal, German Mink old
Otter, in Cloth Caps of all patterns.
Our Stock is Complete for411,e Season.
DUNCAN &
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