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THE ENTIRE TOCK, -OF
GOODS
AND•
MILLINERY,
aRE&Tvz REDtfara" PRICES.
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PromfiStit of -11.-ANICARIC
15th, CT; tilatUARY, UM.
itera taking stock by the 15th of February •
'Lavishing to sell our stook off as
V AS OSSIBLE
Purehasere Cu expect
OOD BARGAINS
nd we will not disappoint them-
-•LITIVES
GOODS
DIFIS/ FLANNELS, AND
°OLEN
GOODS.
Ca1 Early
SeCare some of the Barga
1$6a er the Place.
FRMAN BROTKRS'
Chew -Casa Store &a -orbit
•
FEB. 13,1874.
t4
Josh BilliUgs ou'" DisPePshe
Dar Barker—I hav been a praktikal
dispeptik for 27 years and four months,
a6d- it would. hav been munnYi in mai
ioc
a naninek. .
ket if I had been born withlt enny
I hav prayed tipw-ard-of onethousand
t4ines to be on the inside like an oSstiich,
0 a traveling colpotter.•
I 'hav seen traveling colporters who
c ild eat az much az a goose. . .
1 hav seen a goose eat till they couldn't
sand up enny more, and then; set down
ci eat sum, and then lay 'down and eat
sim, and then, roil over and eat stun
ore.
I bay tried living on filtered water,
aid going bare -foot for • the dyspepshy,
and that didn't hit the spot.
I have soked at, water -cure establish-
ments until i war. so limber that I
kouldn't git myself bak again inside ov
mi Baldwin apparel: ••
- 1 bought a Saddle -horse once, who was
got up expressly to cure the dispepshy
—he waz warranted to...cure the clisseaze
la 90 days, or kill the horse. • -
He waz warranted to: trot -harder than
a trip-hammer, pull wusser on the bits,
- stumble safer down hill than enny other
- • hoss on the futt-stool. - •
I rode the hoss until 1 waz all ov a
jelly, and then sold. him bridle and all
for Sixty-eight -dollars,' and got sued by
the purchaser, and had to pay him 90
dollars and surcasents clammage, bekauze
the hoss had the gNimshys," a disseaze
I knu nothing about.
The hoss and fixings kost me 450 dol-
lars gold.
I kontrakted for eleven koros of hick-
ory wood, kross 'grained, and az phull ov
wrinkles az an old cow's horn, and saw-
- ed 'away 3 months on it, ancl.othe pile
seemed to gro bigger every day. .
I finally gave away the ,saw, ancl what
wood thare waz left, to salve DA life, and
sat down diskouraged; a square victim
• to the everlasting clispepshee. •
I hav lived at the sea side, and g. am-
boled in the Saline flood,. until I was az
well pickled az a number one salt makrel.
I hay dwelt at Saratoga, and taken
the water like a mill race, and still had
the, dispepshee. ;
1
1 hav walked 2 miles before brelifast,
and then ett a slice ov dri toast; and-
haff the yelk ov a pullet's egg, andj felt
all he time az weak az a kitten that had
just come out ov a fitt. ' , 1
1
1 av laid down more than 2 thousand
thn s, and rolled; over once a minni.tt all
i nits long, and got up in the morning
a ko se, and thare didn't nothing deem
to a. me enny where in partiklar.
I av red whole libarys pn the stum-
mule and liver, and, when I got th4, i
knu- great deal less what ;waz the at -
ter o me thart when i begun.
I hav drank whisk.ee with roots in it
enuff to carry off enny bridge or so.v-
mill dam in the country. .
I hav worked on a -farm for my vittles
and board, and dieted on fried pork and
ii bred until i ivaz az thin az the sermon
ov a 7 day baptiss preacher, • I
1 hav dun all these things and 10 thou-
sand_ other things just az ridikilus,, and
i hav got the old dispepshee yet, just az
thik as the pimples on a four year old
goose. • 1
'-. If yu git a good holt ov the dyspepshe
once yu kant never looze ib entirely • it
will cum around once in a' while lik'e a
ghost, andi if it don't skare yu so nautCh
az it did once, and make yu think yu are
going to die to --MOITO*; it will _ make yu
feel just az Scirry. Yures, , -
JOSH 1ILLINGS.
'1011 al
-THE EXASPERATING1TALKER.--LThe ex-
asperating talker iw he who -button-
holes you or keeps you standing with hat
in one hand and the other' on the door
knob, the wooden person who rehearses
sentimental platitudes, .the autobi,
ographal talker who is continually servi
ing himself up' for lareakfast,, clinner and
supper, soup, fish, flesh and .dessert; the
prying q . estioner who is always pecking
at what 4snone. of his business. '
ata • as.•
„
How .e. DIVORCTE CAME ABOITT.—.alr. I
A. pleas, ntly remarked, one Saturday,
that ther was a little too much salt in
the bean . Mrs. A. thought they were
about rig , t, in fact, Just right Mr. A.
insisted oit his view of th g tase. Mrs.
A. grew r d in the face. Mr. A. ;got ex-
asperated. They separated. They re-
flected—rnet again,
resumed domestic re-
lations. • Things lovelier than ever in
love's young dream. One Saturday,
they had the fatal beans again. Mr. A.
Pni.glied-1 How foolish, my -dear, we
cted abou1t those beans I" Mrs. A.
lashed sli htly. "But then, my dear,
- rou know well enough, that they Were
just a trifle too salt," ".You lie," says
s e, and they part for good and all.
THE SIAMESE TWINS. —Yielding to ur-
g nt solicitation the families of the late
8 arneee Twins have allowed, the bodies
o the latter to be subjected to a pot ,
la rtem examination: This ' is a very
w e conclusion, for the result will one
which medical science --not to say
p blit curiosity—feels a deep interest.
It will soon be revealed whether the
i
iv nderful ligament which ,held the
br thers eo closely could have been sev-
.
ereid during their lives without peril to
estlier of them. I
• SHOES FOR THE AUSTRIAN i ARMY.—
II re is a large Government Shoe manu-
fac tiring establishment outside of Vien-
na ' lose to where the arsenal. stands m
th
e isouth of the town. And; this estab-
lisIgnent is a mode of its kind, fitted up
with all the, newest inventions for cut -
tin out cloth and leather, and. sewing by
machinery. Above all, the department
for shoes is carried on in such perfection
that i not less than twentv-two sizes 4lltd
Sheiks are isaanufacturJd: - This seems
needlessly varied, but with so many
race0, do different in stature and build,
it is almost a necessity. You have only
to 1Pok at the Ia,sts, and you See all the
imaginative transitions from the broad,
• at- ooted German foot to the tiny, al-
most lady like Hungarian foot—dr3,
wir3,I, arid with an instep so high as to be
alin4st deformed.
.•1 ,___Taaa,„*....
ot n. WES,TERN (aerie, by there rare
power of seeing what is not to be seen,
reiniiid us of the doctor who always
trealed his juvenile patients for
" warms," whatever might happen to be
then symptoms. One day, being called
to a iboy who was snffcring severely, he
felt ihe pulse, and, looking at the moth-
er, With a solemn shake of the head,
fell dewn on the wood -pile an'd. broke is
F
said, "'Worms, madam; ! worms !"
"NO v, Doctor," said the mother, "it
isn't worms at all, I tell ye • that boy
leg,, tint I want you to stop crying
'wor -s ' and set it immediately."
said 'the doctor, determined not to •be
put d wn, "--Worins in the wood, madam !
4111111006. -
HURON EXPOSITOR.
meimmommeimeemeamor
worms n the wood!" A similar diagnosis,
no doubt, will always 'reveal, to those
who are detettiued to find it, the pres-
ence of the "jworth " of " Free Religion"
'in whaf;ever uIy Orthojox divine may
write in these o1um ns.; --Christian Union.
1
Stealing a Young Woman.
. A. tale of 4teruted abduction conies
to us frOm Bic dul h, thefactsof which,
so far AS we h ve 1een able -to discover,
show that ser sOr4iofJ the youthful "bone
and sinew " f t at township require
" reconatnicti g," as the ,late lamented.
A. Ward used to call it. _It appears that
for some mont is past a young man by
the name of Dit nnelly, who performed the
duties of dri er On the stage between
Luca,'" a d Len don' had been paying his
addresses, wit a view to matrimony, to
a you ng and ,_ nriglitly daughter of Mr.
William Th irn • son) of the Sixth COnces-
sion of J Bidauf h, . which, however, the
,.young. oman lidjnot encourage to any
great extent. he Jehu, notwithstand-
ing innumerabl s1ights and sly hints tat -
his abseice wa in re desired than is
compan. , cont n peric &call , until about three weeks
i.
' me to visit Miss Thomp-
o
since, when he heard it mooted th
object o his de ,otions was shortly
ter the nuptini state with a young
dashing farmer of the .vicinity. I
thus frustrated was more than he '
endure, and WI h a determination t
suasive f Guide failed to captivate
his inter ecl by force of ' arms, if hi
he arranged a • an which in his op
could no help b ing successful. Ac
• 1
ingly, it s alle d, he unfolded a sc
of forcible abdu; tion to five'or six o
conapanions, wh s reside a few miles
Lucan, a cl on VI e evening of the 9
January last, p •ceeded with his ac
plices to he res dence ot Mr. Thom
for the +pose named. • .He dema
admission in th name of the Queen
serting ini reply o a question by the
er, that the p. rty were - armed w
search -warrant r the arrest of a h
thief. Mt. Th • mpson felt incline
doubt the sta, cm nt, but at le
la,
opened the door or t e7.n. Four of t
whom he identi fed by their voices,
disguised,- and t vo Opera remained
side. 7 They mac e a 1 thorough seam
the premises, b t iled in getti
linaPse of the • ouna `woman, who
doubt, was the
At length - one o
to the whe eabot
but the father
whereupon he st
face which stun
The gang then,
went away, and
ceeded to the ho
Mg, with the vie
what had occur
far from the ho
pistol shdtsi Wh
i
caused him to q
what. He each
injury, and old- e story to his neigh-
bors. Whili3 dis, ussing the best method
of having the int deist brought to jus-
ticelfor thei uns only I 'conduct, a loud
thump was heard, -followed almost im-
mediately af ervv, rds by the door being
burst open. Th parties gave similar
reasons for heir intrusion as at Mr.
Thompaon's; and stated their determi-
nation to sea ch e ery ' ; ook and corner
of the premi es efore leaving. They
were afforded an ppo unity, but their
efforts were*n t c wnedi with the wish-
ed -for success T e young woman could
not be found, and feeling doubtless con-
siderably cha in they betook them-
selves home forth night. Mr. Thomp-
son was convi ced from the description
of the men au th ir conversation while
searching the Pre ises; that their object
was to abduct h. daughter and force
her, against the will of herself and pa-
rents, to marry D madly) The old man
have her in spite o the did° people, and
had been informed some t me before this
occurrence that ) e (Do nelly) would
Mr. Thompson ha taken the precaution
to send her' to a iend's in a different
part of the townsh p, *and on the night
in question she "wa safe fr m their reach
at Mr. Toohey's. Mr. • hompson felt
disposed to overlo lc thei • prank, and
would, in all prob bility, ave clone so,
I had the young me ceased rona ftirther
:molesting the me bers o the family..
1
[But on Saturday n . ht last hey repaired
to the residence f i r. Wit4 Thompson,
Jr.1 some eight les dist nt _ in the
township of' McGi livra:y. This young
man has, since the ate of t eir visit to
the parental homes
Self a wife, and t
Met -their disappr
-Mentioned, five or
house with sticks
of glass, and_knoc
house, and before
3
t , e chimney by' s
al o fired two rev
large quantity Qf r
by, and set fire to th
islconfident that the ,
were the same who
place, and the glar
at the
to en -
and
'o be
could
o win
s per -
her,
inion
cord-
heine
f his'
'from
th of
com-
pson,
Tided
0 %VII-
ith a
orse
d to,
ngth
hern;.
were
ant -
h of
ng a
, no
object of their search.
th party enquired as
ts o Miss Thompson,
oul not info/ m him,
uck ' he old. Man on the
Led MI for some tinie.
a th farmer thought,
e shortly afterward pro -
e Of a neighbor adjoin -
of; telling the inmates
d. :He had not gone
e two or three
zed ipast him, which
icken his pace some -
d the housewithout
ead, tak n unto him -
s action it appears
val. On the night
ix men a tacked the
broke se eral panes
d down portion of
ooting a it. They
ver shot into the
leaving gathered a
is from a 'fence near
em. Mr. 1Thompson
persons- im licated
visited his ather's
of light1 frclin the
fire enabled -him to identify twO ofj them,
whose names. he asserts are D nnelly
and Corcoran. The two Tho psons
'visited London Mo clay, obtained legal
persons before L. L wrason, Esq., J. P.
advice and laid inforation against the
The warrant was placed in the hrnds of
Detective Phair, wh • left for the scene
Ir. Thompson says
is daughter burned
dded to Donnelly,
presumed, having
• d by the method
her his " ladye-
or foul. Itis to
rties will be cap -
example made of
er love-sick swains
similar despicable
in the afternoon.
he would rather see
at the stake than w
and the latter, it i
heard. this, endeavo
above stated to mali
love," by fair mean
• be loped the guilty
tared, • and such an
them as will deter ot
from participating ii
•eonduet.
.A.
Heath• e
The Virginia Cit
relates the following
trail on the crest of
east of the Lower Sir
• 1860, in Company wi
We came upon an
sunken. spot a few
"There," said the C,
one of my men. He
We buried him ther
Said we, " Is hell ti
said the brave, pointi
there—he • is in P
"Now," said. we, wis
his notions in regard
of the soul, "noW, su
dig there, should we
of your man, his th
ribs ?" • ' Yes," ans
" we should find th
can he be in Palaah
bones, his skull and
boneS are here," said
his.dream is -above wi
's Idea; .
(Nev.) Entenprise
"Riding alon,„,a a
mountain ridge,
of the Carson, in
a Piute Captain,
d graVe—a mere
et off . the trail.
ybain, " there lies
was a good man.
four years ago.,"
re yet ?" "No '!-
ig npward, " he is
h -ah s country."
lilg to draw Out
the immortality
pose we were to
notfind the skull
gh bpnes. and his
red the 'Indian, -
(,
e." ."Then how
country ?" " His
ribs and, all'his
e ca,ptain, "but
h Pak -ah."
'
o THE RTIBLiC OF
BRIT, II NORTH *RI:ERICA.
ICOME 'HENCE of frauds, that have listen
practiced pon you by two or three individuals
(who for a te o took the name of the "New York
Chemical C. pany") making an.d_sollino some-
thing -which hey call "Holloway's Pills and Oint-
inent," and hioh, for a season were freely sold
in many pa s of the British ,Provinces as my
genuine Pills and -Ointment, I have, for some time
past, considt ed it, my- duty to oentien the public,
through the .1. odium of the preas, against buying
thee spurio : articles. .Tridgme ts have been 13ob-
tainedd t
,t
again. t this ankrupt Or -vr,tisa one -ease by
a Mr. Claims , who, when abonito-levy, at the
latter end of October last, founhe name of the
Chemical Op panyhad been painted , out and that
of Samuel one substituted. Many respectable
limns in the British Provincess who obtain my
medicines di act from here, have very properly
suggested th I abould, for the benefit of them-
selves and th public, insert th* names In the
papers, that t inay be known that my medicines
can be bad ermine from them. The following
is a list of th Arms alluded bo; and I particularly
recommend t oae who desire to get My medicines
to apply to itobse of the /tenses named : Messrs.
AvEnn, Brei Lt CO., BtlifaX,I N. ' 8.; Welters.
& Co. Victoria, B. C.; Messrs. Moonz, & Co.. Tic-
iT
1-1
FORgY'IR Jr O., 9.1iffiX, N. 8.; Meaers. T. B.
13.aisZn & oils, St. Jelin, N. B.; Mr. T. Dus
Banner, chariettotorn, P. X. I.; Messrs. LANGLEY
toria,,B. 0.; Dr. JOHN PALLEN, Ohatham, N. B.;
Messrs. MUNRO & Co., IlloAttreal; Messrs. J. WilvEn
& Go., :Hamilton, Ont.; Mr. H. j. lloSZ,, Toronto ;
Mr. A. Cninaran SAUTE, St. john, IN. 13.; 1VIr.
JOHN BOND, 00derieb.,`Ontt.; MOBSTS.ETAIoT & 0o.,
• Toronto; Mr. 3. CHALONER, St. John, N. B.;
Messrs. IlaisinerOn? BROTILETIS, St. •Thitli, N. 13.;
Mr. R. 8. PRIDDY, Windsor, Ont.; Mrs. ORPEN,
Mordee, N. 8.; Mr. GEORG-1: C. HUNT, Jr., Freder-
icton, N. B.; Mr. W. H. TnoransoN, Harbor Grace,
N. F.; Mr. J. M. Wuxi:, Fredericton, N,13.; Messrs.
W. & D. TOILE, Montreal. My Ale and Ointment
are neither manufactured nor sold ill any part of
the United States. Each Pot and Box bears the
British, 0-overiunout stamp, with the words, "Hol-
loway's Pills and Ointment, Lodon" engraved
thereon. The medicines are sol4 at the lowest
wholesale not prices, in quantities f riCt less than
.£20 worth, viz.: 88. 6d, 22s., and 8484 per dozen
boxes of Pills or pots of Ointmen , for which re-
• inittanees must be sent in advance.
• THOMAM IROLLOWAY.
N. B.—Chemists and other Vet dose of Iloilo -
way's genuine Pills and Ointments may have their
names inserted. in the local papers it they will
please Apply here—• s
53:3, Oxford Street, W. C.
London, Deo. 1, 1873. 317-26
•
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NEW
AND
YEAR •GIFTS,
CONSISTS:VG 017
Albums, Bibles Testaments, Praye Bookie Fam-
ily Bibles, plain an& illerstrated Giuldsen's I3ooks,
illuetrated, Poe et Diaries, Pocket Books, Purses,
Writing Deakin Work Boxes, Ladies' and Gents
Dressing Cases, 1 jewel Cases, Ink Stands, Cigar
Cases, kteerschatun Pipes, Toilet Sets, &on
J WELRY.
Gold and Silver 4ings, plIn and fancy, Brooches,
Ear Rings, Brace ets, Goa Studs, Plated &tap,
• Gold Sleeve -t4ttons, Gold Pons, Gold Pollen
Cases, Gold and 11ated Lookets, Watches, Marine,
Gold Chains, Alb rtss&c.
GREAT BAR AIRS IN JEWELRY
CLE RING SALE, •
1
HAIR ORNAMENTS.
_MUSICAL INSTRUiLENTS.
Violins, Concertina , Accordians, Mouth Organs,
Violin strings, Rine t Iberian.
Also TOYS for Girls and Boys, at
R. L UIVISDEN'S,
315 Seder%
SWORTH
PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS.
TRW, undersigned d
purchased from M
Photographing blight
-conduct.
PICTURES
Takeni n the latest an
Having had long exp
the subscriber has no
entire satisfaction, an
linnance of the4iberal
• predeceesor.
•
'sires to state that he has
FRANK PALTRIDGE his
as, which ho will hereafter
F ALL KINDS
best styles of the Art.
rionce in the business, the
esitation in gitaronteeing
trusts to receive a coin
atronagebestowed -on his
ALL THE OLD NE ATIVES ON HAND
CHA. 'ILES MOORE.
Seaforth,IJuly, 1878. 292
REMOVED REMOVED.
-4
M. ROB RTSON,
Cabinot-make.na d Undertaker,
HAS REMOVED his w' re-roomto
JOHNSON'S • LD STAND,
• Main -street, '' °worth,
.
Where he has on hand a s erior stook of Furni•
Lure of every d seription.
CALL AND SEE IT:
• UNDERT
Having purchased Mr. Th
1. am prepared to attend fun
notice, either in town or co
•Coffins, All
Kept constantly ou hand.
ING.
ma Bell'e'REARSE
rali on the shortest
ut
Siz a,
STIROTIDS ! SII
M. ROBERT
CABINET MAKER AND TIN
• Johnson1's Old -St
Main street, Seafortli, has now
ass+rtment of
SIEQtT
Which he can furnish cheaper t
got elsewhere.
ou-Ds!
ON,
ERTAKER,
nd,
n hand a good
S
an they can be
•.25
WHO WAIITS
A. STRON, SEA
Will Loan Money ab is LOW RA
EST. either on Farm or Village P
Parties requiring money should
INSURE' YOUR P
AND YOUR LI
A.
Stron
IS ALSO
The Scottish Provin• .
Fire and Life.
The Western Insurar
' Fire and Life.
The Isolated Risk
Canada.
Terms as reasonable as offtirec
agent doing business for reliabl C
OFFICE—over St-rong &
Store, Main Street, Seaforth.
5
Se
AGENT F
tial Insure
co Compain
Insurance
ONEY?
ORTIZ
E OJ' INTER-
operty. •
pply to him.
OPERTY
ES.
•
torth.
ce Company—
, of Toronto—
Company, of
by any other
napa,nies.
tley's Grneery
252
$5 TO $20 All del sse
people, of either sex, young 4r
at work for us in their spare oni
time than at anything else., P,
Address G. STINSON &I Co., Portl
gents wanted.
of working
ld, make more
nts, or all the
ienlars free.
d,Maine. 284
LOGAN & JAmi -
•
ARE STILL GIVING BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS 4'
WOOLEN GOODS, DRESS
N
GOODS, &c.
1. .
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, .
ALSO TO _HAND THIS WEEK,
-SPLENDID
HITE CL
BEST VALUE1 E TER OFFERED.
ALSO, A LOT OP
BLACK AND COLORED KID
At Priem that astonish Purchasers.
LOGAN
ivsorTliam-
•
obs,
- •
L.$VES,
;
J'AMIESON.
JUST RECEIVED AT WILSON & Y9UNG'S,
SEAEOUTII,
A Splendid Stock of NEW and FRESH FRUITS, such as Raisins, Currants, and ev ry description of
Canned Fruit, all of which will be found -good value.
;
GROCKERY ANO GLASSWARE,
Their Stock of CROCRV.RY and. GLASSWARE is the Best and Cheapest
WINES & LIQUORS OF THE BEST & PUREST
Wholesale and Retail.
ALEAND PORTER FOR 1:AMILY USE, IN GLASS A
GROCERIES,
Of every description in abundance, and cheap. Good Toa from 40 cent
FLOUR AND FEED
always on hand.. Goods delivered
of Charge
WILSON &
Town.
RANDS,
D WOOD.
to$1 per pound.
ira Town' Pre.e
OUNG
NEW
•
GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS
I •
AND
•YEAR' PRESENITS.
•
We have just received a beautiful
Plated Cake Baskets,
Cruet Stands, all prices,
BTeuattserpeDoinss,hes, glass and plated,
Table Spoons,
Forks, Plated and Niekle,
Fancy Butter Knives,
Toast Racks,
China Tea Sets,
Fancy Tea Sets,
White Granite Tea Sete, •
Motto Cups and Saueers,
Fancy China Mum
Mustache Cups,
Toilet Bottles,
Watch Stands,
Work Boxes,
lot of new Goods,- suitable for this seaon, amon which the fol-
lowing are some of them:
11
RODGERS ,tlfc
We import from ShefILld direct, and 0an
; I
Rodgers & Son's Gent”' Toilet
Rodgers & Son's Ladies' Comp
Rodgers & Son's Bread Knie,
Rodgers & Son's Ivory Hand
Rodgers & Son's Carvers and F
• Rodgers & Son's Razors and /4
Rodgers & Son's Knife Sharpen
Rodgers & Son's Butcher Knive
Rodgers & Son's Pocket Knives
Rodgers & Son's Scissors,
Albums, Card Cases,
Vases, Toys,
Combs Biaishes, Perfumery,
Toilet Articles and Ponnides,
Tooth Bruslies, Nail Brushes,
Cloth Brushee,
Egg Boilers, &a.
SON'S CUTLERY,
do them well. Call and see the Stoc
II1CKSO
EMS,
nions,
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ives,
rks,
ops
re And Steel.
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Co.
CHEAPER THAN •EVER.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RECENTLY PURCHASED A LARGE QUANTITY OF:
TEAS, SUGARS, FRUITS,
AT PRICES MU
BETTE
AND GEN
RAL GROCERIES,
H LOWER THAN THE CURRENT MARKET
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Is enabled te give the public even
BARGAINS THAN HERETOPO
The goods are now n stock, and the inhibitants of
get their share of the
Going at the Chequered Store.
Town, and Country are invited to
JAMES MURPHY,
ALUE,
E.
conie and
Main -Street, S'aforth.
SEAFORTH FOUNOR
VITILKIE & Co.
Wish to inform the peo litt of Huron and titimie generally that they have leased the Seafo
for a term of years, and re now prepared tp manufacture all kinds of
Castings, traw Cutters, Sawing Machines,
Plows, lad other Farming Impleme ts
We are also prepared t do REPAIRING of every description.
The undersigned have had long eoperienee in. the Foundry business, and are prepared tO gnarantce
, satisfaction in all their iork.
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NOSNHOr
N7FIVATOSY1'7,9"
C1NV ONINIIHO
013 AOJdViI
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T6 TIIE- PUBLI -AT LARGE.
W. H. OLIVER,
Haress, Saddle aild Collar
MANUFA4TURE1,
SAFORTIL
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SIGN0F THE SC ITCH 'COLLAR.
A choice a4sortment of 1iht and heavy Harness
Whips, BeihnItorse Olothi g, &c., kept tonstantly
on hand. *wiring pronitptly attended- to, and
charges moderate. Remenliber the place sign +1
the Scotch Cellar • 1 W. -0LiVER
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SPECJAL NOTICE.i
CLINTON WOOLEN MILLS*
T Subscriber begs to aimonnee that his Fae-
-1- tory is now in fall opeation; and would call
attention to the snpmior stock of Cloths that hds
has on hand, -which he is offering at prices that
will convince all of the benefit of a Iartoryk
feeling assured that all will 'ralize the saving ove
importation, eel a proof, see the following prices te
'Union Tweeds, 85c to 70e. .
FtiIIed ClOth, 75e to We.
Tweed, 85e to $1 10.
Flannels, 5516 to 70e.
Union Flannels, Co5to 70e.
• Blankets, tfee., on hands
.t
Also,Grey, Red, and Whitte Stocking Yarns.
My customers throngh the ;mity, who were
formerly euppiled by my peddler, will be waite4
npon in. a few days by my son, will. will either tabei
orders, or supply them at eince with the article
desired.
Special Rates when liarchaseda hir thPieoee
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Cloth Fulling and Cuetont bathing attended to.
AN EARLY CALL IS SOLICITED.
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THOS. IL FOSTER.
REMOVAL.
THE SEAFORTH SHAVING AN HAIR;
DRESSING SALOGN
}.JAS been renioved to new premises, adjoining•,
-kJ- John Logn's old stand, and opposite W. Rb -
(arts= & Co's Hardware Stre. The proprietor 1 .
begs to state that he has fitted up his new shop
with every convenienee, and is deternainedto make
it a first-class establishment. He has also on
hand a nice stook of •
LADIE' BRAIDS'i
Of the latest style. He is ale* prepared‘to take in
LADIES HAIR COMBINGS,
And have them straightened and worked into
Braids, Belts, s-witoes, u1s, -
Charges reasonable.
Li Foundry - Gents' Wigs furnished on the &httst notice
at less than city prieee. •
A call is respectfully solicited. •
807-52 WILLIAM IIEWILAN;
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KERR, WILKIE & Oa
TT OUSE, SIGN and ORNA IKENTAL PAINTER
-1-Land Grainer. Paperhenging also attended to.
Work done as cheap as by any other good work-
man in the business. All orders left with Islr.
Kennedy, Or for him at the Exnesixon Office will
be promptly attended to. . 279-26
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