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BRUSSELS FOUNDRY.
NDRY.
HE SUBSCRIBER wishes to call the attention
' of the farming: community in general to his
large and varied stock of
Agricu turn Tl p1ements,;
we are
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(o Bisting 'O
IRON AND WOOD PLOWS,
- With the latest iia roved Steel Mould Board,
GAN=G PLOWS,
CI ETIVATORS, LAND ROLLERS,;
HARROWS, SC u±n. ERS, est.
Re would beg to call special attention to the
celebrated,
F .,HERS' PLOW,.
Which has: given universal satisfaction wherever
used, to which is now added a Thistle Point, so
much required in this part. Also, to some first
class
STAVE -DR -DI BAND 'ROLLERS,
Front. $tet to 35-. Also,a few
FIrst ClasS Wagons,:
Getting up for Spring true, warranted of eery best
SEASON4DTIMBER.
All of aLch aih ba sold at the very
LOWEST. PRICES FOR CASH
;Or apprbved credit.
WM. R. WILSON.
-Brussels, Feb. 12,18`3.
271cy
FALL SHOW, 187 3..
1 iE UNDERSIGNE.D ie just receiving the larg-
est Stock of
'STAPLE AND FANDY DRY COOBS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,..
BOOTS D'' SHOES, READYMADE CLOTH-
ING, MIX,LI;`ERY; SSC.,
Ever brou ht into BRUSSELS, which will be full:
and complete by the 2,ith Instana.
`I beg to refer yotx to the *lowing prices o!'
leading lines, and other Goods will be found in
proportion :
Heavy 36 in . th-ey Cotta t, at 12,1i cents
per yard.
eaforat. . lecary 36 41. Bleached Cotton, at 10 cents
per yard..
Ileary Scoured l incey, at 15 cents per
ya i•cL.
Madder Prints ( cit colors),. at 10 cents
per ycw cl.
Xo41 L glister I ll,-, 33 and 36 in. Co -
ton.', and .Lill sten ,;lulls Cotton fan.,,
at wa yb "oil hand
TEAS.
Goad Young Hysoit Tea, at 874 and vQ cents per.1
Finest Moyune Tea,at Kt routs per lb., us al
price, $1. Severity -five cents per ib. by t�te
half chest or Caddie.
Gunpowders, Congous, Japans, Pekoes, &c.,
equally good value.
cel: of Speeial value in garpete, Hemps, Stair, T.
stab estiys, two god three plc, all wools and felts.
• Call and see the goods and piece, and ju ge
G nrrct•1 for yourselves.
Nth TROUBLE: TO SHOW CDDcS,
Highest pvice paid for Grain,, and all other k' dc.
Of produce.,
IO N LECICIE.
BrasseIs, Sept. 18, 1873,
JAN. 16, 1874,
A man TEMPERANCE TIME.
gr Hundred 'Women liiarch Through
nn Okio yawn, and hold Prayer
Meetings in, Saloons—Thirteen Sa-
loons Surrender.
W AsxlrroTort, 0., .Tan. 2, 1874.
IN ashington, the County seat of Fay -
•e{ te, is,a flourishing to*n of sore 3,000
inhabitants, lot i.tecl on. the Cincinnati
- and Muskingutri Valley Railroad; and:
about seventy •miles north-east of Cin-
cinnati.
For years an•, effort has been in pro-
gress to banish from the place all intoxi-
cating liquors, or, at least, to prevent
the sale of it contrary to the laws of the
State ; but only with partial success.
F r some two years, ati ordinance pro-
hibiting the sale ' of 'alcoholic spirits
within the corporate limits kept the
demon at bay ; but te new Board of
Councilmen dropped this ordinance, 'since
which time our, town has been at the
Mercy: of the dram=seller, `and young
men and old, aria even women, were to
I* seen at all hours staggering through
our streets and alleys, and there seemed
to lie no alternative er redemption for
us. But there *as'.
" A GO0D TIME COMING"-
which
OMING"which we little dreamed .of—one that -
every town can have the benefit of, and
se ore to itself a life of happiness, just as
ily as did this place—the plan of
which was brought into existence as fol-
lows :
• . n Cliristtnas 1 Eve, Di. Dio Lewis, of
Bo, ton, lectured before the Literary So-
ciety of this place on the subject of " Our
Girls," at the close of: which he offered
to deliver a free lecture on temperance
at Pne of -the churches; on ' the following
day, and in that add ,ass he would give
his hearers a plan by i which the women,
of the town,
THE:VALVES ALONE,
could abolish the liquor traffic from their
imc1st, and forever keep it -out.
t the appointed hour on Christmas
morning, the citizens lasserablecl en. nnasse
at the Presbyterian .Church, eager to hear
and see what was to be done. The meet-
ing opened with. singing and prayer ;
after which carne the address ; then coul-
ees were appointed. An appeal to
present to the liquor -seller was drawn.
up, read, and' adopted, and the meeting
adjourned to meet the following morning
(Friday) at the sage place ; and then
and there the women were to 'start out
upon their' errand of mercy. 'The hour
having arrived, the (women—from .the
families of the leading citizens of the
place met and formedin processsion,
fifty or Sixty of them, and the march
commenced ; new accessions being made
to their ranks daily.
Drug stores and saloons were visited
each day, and
NG AND PR.:LYERS
hem," until the drug stores
pledge,- and the saloons
p. When a saloon -keeper
he fact was made known
of all the bells in town
gather at the scene of ac-
mber o ,hundred,
• destruction of King. - Al-
en whose husbands, sena,'
had suffered most were
iru
are the most desirabl
than the most formi
Rothschilds, save at
tine to intermarry,
while the powerful fa
If the • common the
union of. blood-relati
ban g brotherhood
by t• is time to hopel
they are in the oppos
per's Weekly.
Oor 1pulsory
Ward Beecher'
£ Allies, not less
le of foes. The
e intervals, con -
d. are likely to
y holds together.
respecting the
were' true, the
ould be reduced
imbecility ;and
extreme.—H'ar-
Nonwxo
Rev. Samuel Sco
preacher . of the Con
here. He is son -in -1
Beecher. Like his
law, he is somewhat
He is known to be ai
chivalrous, althotigh
philosophic in all
Among his hired sere
ville had one who ha
to receive visits from
acquaintance. These
Tient and untimely,
suspicions. One nigi
was in her bedroom.
ported to the indi
house, who went fort
ing apartment: He g
choice between impris
or the 'county jail.
mer. . Their hands��ve
tial questions of the
were put and answe
male one, were left t
reflections. The next
the house.
STN
were held iu
all signed th
were broken t
surrendered,
by the ri.ngin
people would
tion to the n f several
to witness th
cohol. Wo
or brothers
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selected as ,he ones to demolish, the
whisky barr is, which deed •was done
with axes ;
NE
in a more n
had suffered
of intemper,
ting the.bar
mounted th
that he had
lid they
R WORKED HARDER.
ble cause. One man, who
much. from the evil. effects
ce, while assisting in get-
els of whisky into the street,
top of one and remarkee.
often been under the stuff
contained in the barrel, but new he was.
-on top of it, and -he intended to keep, on
top. His wife broke in the head of -the
barrel, and' let the whisky -flood the
gutter. exa
During the entire time that the women
have been praying and singing in the
saloons, the Christian • men of the place
have been holding .
A PROTRACTED PRAYER MEETING
.at the church ; and that the women
\ might better judge of theearnestness
i• and sincerity theY feel in their behalf;
they caused the bell •ef the church to be
tolled at the Close of each prayer.
The work that is being done here is
creating quite a sensationthroughout
,this part of the State, and already the
ministers and several of the leading
women in the workhave received let-
ters from
ge by lIenry
on -in -Law.
. Y., Dec. 21,1.878.
is the popular
gational Church
of Remy Ward
trims father-iii-
ven to sensation.
ipright man and
not particularly
determinations.
t girls Mr. `Sco-
been accustomed
ycnmg man of her
isits became fre-
ncl gave rise to
this young man
The fact was re-
t head of: the
th to the offend -
„we the parti s their
niiaent inedlock
ey chose the for -
joined, the essen-..
arriage ceremony
4, and the twain,
sir dreg s and
orning t11 ey 'left
A Warnll ig A:ga
Buri
EARA., Dec. 28.,.
music teacher of thi
suffering from typhoic
to all appearance cle
Physician pronounce
the remains were to
for burial. At the
fin lid was removed
to , take a last `* look
body was found in a
and still warm. Me
taken to restore coos
out .avail, although
-visible for several ho
st too arty
18.
A young wo an, a
city, was r cently
fever, and became
cl. The attencling
life extin
n to, Hornet
• ,ve, when t
allow the
the remai
ate of persp
ores were .
usness, bu
igns of lif
s afterward
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the
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with
were
CUTTERS 1.
Huron Car
(Late Melnto
MAIN STREET,
CUTTE'S !
age Wo ks,
& Morrison)
- _ SEAFORTH.
TICS undersigned has on hand and is , making
FIFTY CUTTERS
Of First -Class material, and of the bosh finish,
which he will sell cheap for cash or on, short time.
Also, on hand and for sale
Wood- Work of every Description, Cutters,
c.
Bodies, Wheels, Ccarings, ,
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WINTER, COMIN( ON.
WILLIAM GRASS E
In preparation for the sleighing sea, on, has in
construction a large numberf
SLEIGHS AND CU TEES
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NEIGHBORING TOWNS,
urging them to come and start the ball
to rolling in those towns ; and they have
consented to go,' and set the time for the
meetings. M.
Which will be sold, as usual, cheap fo cash, or on
short time. The reputation of this a tablishment'
ed
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for the durability. dna elegance of les t
ar is
out by it, is sufficient guarantee t purchasers.
will receive satisfaction.
A number Of Light Single and DottieRIGS, in
the way of Wagons and Buggies, yet hand
.WILLIAM GR &SSIE,
Goderieh stree , Seaforth.
Character of the Rothschilds.
The four original houses remain, though
they have agencies and interests in all
the leading cities of Europe, Asia and
Africa, as well as North and South. Am-
erica. They have belted the globe with
their operations, and are inthe fullest
sensenniversal. .and cosmopolitan bankers.
For generations they have been Barons,
and the title ie hereditary in their fa-
mily. Since the death of ' old Mayer
Anselm, t`liey have added the distinguish-
ing
istiing ish-ing de and von, to their names, and are as
far removed from 'democratic affiliations
and sympathies as if it were a thousand
instead of a hundred years since-. their
ancestors counted kreutzers and old rags
'in the :Judengse of Frankfort. They
have always been devoted to their' theo-
logical faith, and strict in observing all
the forms of the 'synagogue. They are
not without siiperstition in. their creed,
believing that! much of their - good. for-
tune has, cone from their unswerving
fidelity th Judaism. Their charities to
their co i ehgl nests haaie been many and
liberal. IThey have endowed schools,
built h spitals and founded ahnhouses.
Their ttaclinzent to their ancient form
of wor.hip is i noble and commendable.
They e,umot help remembering how bit-
terly t lair people were persecuted fel-
ages,
er
ages, rid. hoiv very recent it is :since
they h ire been allowed to enjoy either
ppolitics 1 or civil . rights.' Long after
l layer Anselm had grown rich,` he and
his fel ow Heb ewes were locked into the
Jews' jtuarter of Frankfort. after night-
fall, tar d forbidden to depart thence until
the ii c -n gates v -ere thrOEw lit open in the
marni it;. . Tf the great bankers have for-
given the inhuman .wrongs done through
center ies to their race, they are singular-
ly ma rn'i.uimous. .They have .reason to
feel a. ,Shylock felt to Antonio toward
the f< wiling Christians who go to them
for m tnev Their negative revenge can-
not be without sweetness when they
think that the once despised and Bunted
Jeer l tas had the proudest nobles begging
for 1 s;gold, and even kings soliciting his
aicl. Tit has been their boast that mon-
arch could. not go to war - without the,
eons
`=nt of the Rothschilds. Like -most
boas�s, this was not strictly true ; but
fu
they who rnish the sinews of battle
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HARNESS HARNESS 1
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TRUNKS,
BAGS,
WHIPS,
• COMBS,
sr-fai una
COLLARS,
VALISES,
LASHES,
BRUSHES, &C
AT BELFRY & MAY'S, SEAFORTH.
Our HARNESS we can recommend to any one, as -we use only first-class Leather and make
none but first-rate Harness. We warrant our Collars not to gall a Horse, and guarantee them to
give entire satisfaction.
Ehop Opposite Mansion, House, Seaforth.
BELFRY & MAY.
GARDENER SEWING'
'JMIddOHD
MACHINE
IS A STRONG
EASY RUNNING MACHINE,
WELL ADAPTED FOR
FAMILY SEWING,
AND
Light Manufacturing Work.
At the Fairs held throughout the Domi1ion, this Machine' as put
.to some very severe tests by the
BEST JUDGES THE GO UHTR Y CO ULD ,PROD UTC.
A.ND BY THEM AWARDED
13 Prizes in 1871, and 26 Prizes in 1872.
•
Its simplicity of construction, strength and riurabilityreeommend it to all Biasses. It has a complete
set; of attachments, anal does all kinds of work. 1 ,
INSTRUCTIONS IN ALL THE 'ATTACHMENTS'FRtE OF CHARGE
Gardner Sewing Machine Coi pony, Harrzilton,
PETER GRASSIE, SEAFORTH,
286 Agent for the County of Huron.
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SEWI Gr • MACH NES
PIANOS, ORGANS AN
MEL4oDE08.
EAT SALE of
RANDAL+, FARRI & CO:,
ON `THE 18th
G
OF DECE
quantity of
O •D
Mannfactur0:d by them an
GREA
SAO
BER, 1873,
sold ata
IFICE,
Owing to the rem a vat of their m =factory to the
Statesy
These oods will be sold at
holiday Prices•:
New Yea Prides,
La ghale Pri
• Not to be
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Phe Best a td Cheapest in the . f rLet. The
Cheap t, because they area a Best.
es,
Beat Prices,
Cas Down Prices
CALL ND SE
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SOLD OH AP AS ADVER-
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Goods marks d in
IN FIGURES.
NO -TWO
A Happy N Year to a
A.
G.T
D. C. WILLSON
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SEAFORT), #
CODE RICH
.Kia .
Th Gude rich Foundry & Mariufacttt ring Co.
Beg to inf ' rm the public that they are prepared to tontraet for
ENGINIIIES A D BOILERS , FLOUR, GRIST, AND SAW MItLLS
SAWING MACHINES, &c.
On h nci—IRCIN A D WOODEN PLOWS, with steel boards ,
GAN PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, STRAW -CUTTERS, &e.
SUG R AND POT SH. KETTLES, GRATE- BA.RS,'I
WAGGdN BOXES, &c
7.
NES HAFINESS SHOP.
BRSSELS.
a
T h; Snbacrbers s ish to state that they have
opened out a firs -class
HARNESS STOP, IN BRUSSELS,
Where they will l.cep' on hand a choice selection
of everything in their line, such as
Harness, Saddles Whips, Trunks, Valises
Brushes, C rycombs, Cards,
Sell , Blankets,
And everything that s usually found in a firs
class Farness Shop.
LIGHT & HEAVY HARNESS
STEA,
COOLING,. `PARLOR ND BOX STOVES, of various kinds.
SALT • PANS MADE TO.ORDER,
ALSO, !
IRO AND BilAS • CASTINGS, SND • BLACKSMITH WOK.
BOILERS AND ALT PANS REPAIRED ON SHORT NOTICE.
TMY TO THIRTY : ORSE PO WEB TUBULAR BOILERS,generaily on hand fo sale.
7_' A11 orders address d to the Company or Secretary will receive prompt attention.
nt.
AHODGE, Secretar, and Treasurer. Vii.. HORtON, 'Pres 1
RUNCINIAN,. General Manager.
Of every description:made in the latest, style, and
of the very best material, at prices that defy com-
petition,
Good Workanship Guaranteed.
S
HAS on hand. a =felt stook of those .sup or Si-
lent Sewing Ma es,
"THE LORENC ,”
Over 200 of which ave been sold in th County
of Huron. within the past -three months.
Also, on hand s. full assortment of the following
first -clads Machines s f
New York Singer Montreal Singer, Appleton,
Webster, aid Lockman of Hamilton, Raymond of
Guelph, and. Venus of Perth, Ont.
A number of second-hand Osborn; Gardiner,
Lockmian;1 anter, Raymond and Howe Machines
for sale cheap or to rent. `
Sewing Machines of all makes repaired on the
shortest notice.
I THE CAI ADA
ZINC' MACHINE COMP'Y
11-1.A.iviz
TON_
Established for the pur
a ewing Machine which
inmarket, nai),et, and thus t
�
i rtant branch f 1�
an roil o Q.
w frld. ' Their most sang
beau realized, and their e�
O. C. WILLSON
Can defy the world off.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Both in Price and 'Quality, he cannot be surpassed.
The manufacturers of Instruments which he sells
have a reputation that dare not be questioned.
He sells for ito second-class firms. f
The Methusek' and Steinway 1Pianos, Prince,
Mason & Hamlin., and 'Estay Organs and Melod-
eons.
Special inducements on instru*ients from now
to let of January. •
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
ose of manufacturing
should excel all others
eke a lead for Canada' In
usiness throughout the
me expectations have
orts appreciated by an
nub paralleled demand fo their now celebrated
"'Webster" from everyw ere they have yet been
introduced, and althoug' it has taxed their man-
iffaetory to its -utmost its, they have made and
sicld more machines in a given time, from the
tart, hen any other m a =factory in the world.
Itch envy has been t c consequence from our
errean neighbors, who had hoped to hold the
onoroly of this partic ar branch ofbusiness,
ut othing that they now can do will prevent
1 he ` Webster " from gaining that reputation
iwhic its merits enti le it to hold, and those
Imeiit wili•Im preserved intact by employing only
the ost skilled mechanics, and the best material
that ` oncy will furnish. They have had but lit-
tle spare time to attend and exhibit at fairs, but
wliercver it was done, the " Webster " was victori
ous, and twenty-three First Prizes in Ontario
alone against all comers, Anierioae. or Canadian,,
fell to their lot during the past two months, and
have no doubt that, had they exhibited at every
Fair in the Dominion, where a just;diserireination
Of every descriptio
A call is respectf
made to order, and warranted
not to hurt.
y solieited before purchasing
Repairing romptly Attended to.
Shop immediately North of Tenet's Hotel,
Turnberry Street, 13rassels, Ont.
305 Proprietors.
STOVES & TINWARE
1 Of all kinds, and. in endless varlet a
-ARS. WHITNE
COAL OIL, -
TO THE PUBLIC AT LARG-E.
Harness, Saddle and Collar
MAIN -ST., SEAfrORTIL
lie good and cheap, whidesale and refail at Mrs.
CUSTOIVI WOliK
Of all kinds promptly attended to ail neatly exe-
cuted.
808 MRS.
Such as Straw Cutters, Grain) Crashers, Root
Cutters, Sawing Machines and Horse Powers, all
WASHING MACHINES
And CLOTH WRHS'1G RS On hand;
MISS BOR
DRESS AND MAN
Two doors South of the Co
MAIN STREET, S
AND,
LE MASER
TNEY.
NEW GRIST MILL.
J. JOHNSON & BROT
their liberal patronage in the the Saw
bUsiness, which they have heeetofor Carried boa,
FLOURING & GRIST MILL
On the same premises as their saw on the
Par line Stanley, One mild south of pnaa.
The Millis fitted up in. the best sple, and can
turn out as good. Flour as can be inannfactured
any place. It is also furnished wititi a stone for
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SIGN OF THE SCOTCH COLIJAR.
choiceassortment of light and. heavy Harness,
Whips, Bells,Horse Clothing, &c., kept constantly
on hand. Repairing promptly attended. to, and
chaxges moderate. Remember the placeoeigia
the Scotch Collar. W. H. OLIVER:
SPECIAL NOTICE.
CLINTON WOOLEN MIA
TrF. Subscriber begs to announce that 'hie Poe -
tory is now in full operation, and would call -
attention to the superior stock of Cloths that be
has cm hand, which he is offering at prices that
will CM:M.1We all of the benefit of a local faetory,
feeling aesured that ell will realize the saving over
importation, as a proof, see the following prices :
Union Tweeds, 65e to 70e.
Fulled Cloth, 75c to 90c.
Flannels, 55e to 70e.
Union lilaimels, 50e to 70e.
Alsol Grey, Red, and White Stocking Yams.
My cestomers through the county, who were -
formerly supplied. by my peddler, will be 'waited
-upon in a few days by my son, who will tither belie
orders, ,or supply them at once with the article
Special Rates when Purchased -by tile
Clotia Polling and ell-St0331 Carding attended. to. '
AN EA.11LY GALL 12 SOLICITED.
THOS. M FOSTER.
of the merits, and benefits to the pnblic to be
gained:was the object in view, that eveey prize of
honor would have been theirs. It has been the
object of this Conapany to give Money's worth,
and, whilst challenging competition, either for
Fine or Heavy Work, or work of any kinclevhatever
done on a Sewing Machine, the price charged. for
the " Webster " is the same as that asked for many
can be done at any time.
; We are preparedstp do both Giest- g and Chop -
Ping` at any time', and those whet favor ale with
their patronage May rely upon having their work
done promptly and well.
Flour exchanged for wheat -on usual terms. -
J. JOHNSON & BROTHER.
AGRICULTURAL' MUTUAL ASSUR-
ANCE ASSOCIATION OF CANADA.
HEAD OFFICE, .- LONDON, ONT.
THE SEAFORTH SHAVING AND HAIR
ORESSIIIC SALOON
T.TAS heen removed to new premises, adjoining
-Lei- John Logan's old stand, and opposite W. Rob-
ertson & Co.'s Hardware Stores The propaietor
begs to state that he has fitted up his new shop
with every convenience, awl is determined to smile
ita, first-class establishment. He has also on
hand a nice stock of
Of the latest styles. He is also prepared. to take in
LADIES HAIR COMBINGS,
And have them straightened and worked into
Bra,ids, 'Belts, Switches, Curia, 436c,.
-Charges reasonable.
Gents' Wigs furnished on the shortest notioe
at less than city prices.
A call is respectfully solicited.
S07-52 'WILLIAM NBWMAN.
OAPITAL, (1st Tannery, 18730 $230,631 94, `with
over 36,000 „Policies in force. Preiniunis re-
ceived in 1872,887,000—an increase of over $9,000
on. the large business of 1871. This old reliable
Company—the successful pioneer of cheap fann
insurance in Canada—issuing now monthly nea,rly
as /tinny Policies se the whole yearly issue of a
majority of other Conapanies in the same line of
business in the -country, dietributing their leeks in.
such a manner that under no apparent possible
-nalanaity or contingency, a. heavy drain could. be
made on their ettpital, has decided to afford pro-
tection to the owners and ocetipiers of Teolated
. Dwellings Citiee, Towns and Villeges, at rates
that will defy any respectable or responsible office
nrers will note: That this is the
only Fire 'Mutual that Ma tleposited with the Re-
ceiver-G-eneral and. been liccueed to do business
throughout the Dominion of Canada. That the
assets and profits of this Company eccuttettlate at
the members' eredit, affording a sure fund eor the
protection of aneMbersi and keeping down the cost
of insurance, ,instrelul of (ns with stack conipanies)
being distiebnted amongst shareholders. That
insures nothing more hazardous than Isolated
Dwellings, Farm Property, Cheese Factories, Coun-
try Churches_ and School Houses, Ms no branch.
for the insurance of mord dungen:tie property, and
pays all damage by lightning, including live stook
in enclosed fields of farm. Thrt, having., besides
a :large Premium Note capitol, caeh alavays
hand, it is enabled to pay all honent claims with -
oat anv unneceesary delay. That in ithe past eleven
y ars Melee has distributed ovet "half a mil-
li n of Money " in satisfaction of lossee to its
inferior second-class Timelines, -whilst the complete
set of attachments supplied ate of the very latest
design and best workmanship, and for varied and
complete work, with simplicity and oase of opera-
tion, fa,r beyond in value those sold with any of the
best American machines. The demand for the
1 Xrebs ter " for Great Britain and Ireland., Belgium,
the West Indies, and South America, as well as
every part of our own Dominion, is unprecedented.
It may, therefore, easily be imaaained, that so pow-
erful a rival would not be allowed to pass unchal-
lenged, by the American manufa,cturer, and every 0
MARE3LE WORKS,
(Late of Hairbilton,)
Would. intimate to. theie numerous friends and the .
general publie that they are prepared to fill all
orders for
Monuments, Heaelstonez, Table Tops,
, Mantels, Sze.
Granite Jlfonunients Inaported to Order.
Work of the best style and art, atia. cannot, be
surpaesed in this part of Ontario.
Next door to Porter's Furniture Store,
31. L. MESSET. MESSET-
SEAFOR.T11 PLANING MILL,
SASH, DOOR AHD BLIND FACTORY
ereial Hotel,
ORTH. 818
means has been adopted to prevent the "Webster”
from being introduced into the United States..
0. 0. WILLSON, SEAFORTH,
Agent 10F the Connty of Huron. 1148
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merits, It is claimed for-thie office that it i Partienlarattention paid toCustom.11Aning.
JOHN R. BRO,ADFOOT.
THFsubscieber begs leave to thank his numerous
CUSL01131:115 for the liberal patronage. extended to
trusts that he may be favored with a continuance
of the same.
Parties intending to build avonId do well to giv
bete a call, as he will eolith/us to keep on hand a
large stock of all kinds of
DRY PINE LUMBER,
DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
Ile feels confident of 'dying satieftetion to those
who may favour bin) will thCirpatrOtinge, noue
Your t01141Ort of this Company is solitited on its but hrst-elagsworlonen are employed.
as done nioi.e to provide cheap insurance than all 1 901
e other Companice combined, It it: a, votorious
t that the com eting Companies have for ;seers --
eon copying our 'Orals and adopting ourrates as a
eeessary zonation of their existence.
ve the 01d Vann fnvorlte the
Applications by mail proraptlylattended to.
- CHAS. T. DOB BA9gectirint,tion.
OUSD1' SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PADITER
Work -done as eheap ILS bY any other godd work-
man in: the business. All orders Ieft with Mr.
Kennedy or foe hire- at the ExPosrron °Mee will,
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I be Promptly attended to.
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