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FOUNDRY.
E SUBSCI. DBR -.71.shec to call 'the attention.
the farmi e- community rn general to his-
nd varied"; Coek. of
Letriettl' ural Ip.plenients,
consisting of
AiND WOOD PLOWs,.
xth the lad:- t inaproved Steel Mould Board,
A G kOWS,
LTIVAT RS, TJAND ROLLERS,
ITARRWS, s‘urzLEFs, &c.
vordd beg call Ifipecial attention to the -
celebrated.
ERS PLOW,
bh has giv univel1sal satisfaction wherever
„1. to which4 now added a Thistle Point, so
Li required this part. Also, to some fu•et-
;
VVET-DIZILM I•A,ND ROLLERS,
From $22 to 635, Also a few
3 I
First -Class: 'Wagons,
ngup for Spring nae, warranted of very best
EASONED TIMBER
All of which will be sold at the very
OWES T PRICES FOR CASH
Or approved: credit.
R. WILSON.
sels, Feb,- 124 18-18.
ict
ARNESS SHOP.
„mu:Issas.
Substribers we to state that tbey nave
-peried out a first-elass
kRNESS SHOP, IN BRUSSELS,
:re they will keep on hand a- Phoice selection
of everything in their line, sueh as
mess. Saddles, Whips, Trunks,. Valises -
Brushes, Currycombs, Cazds,
Bells,. Blankets,
leverything that i8 usually found in a first -
elms Ilaniesk, Shop_
& HEAVY HARNESS,
:cry dt,eription Made in tlie latest style, and
• e very but ClaLelittl, at prices that defy cora-
petition-
od o kinanship Gnaranteed.
141..e...A...hiAS
- deser ption made to order, and warranted
not to hurt.
Ttfully Adicited befre purchasing
..tU1 -
PrOntptir Attended to.
p unnik:iately North of Anna's Hotel
Uberry St: et, Bromels,Grit.
7:S -CAN & DAVIDSON,
proprietors
FEB. 27,18-74.
A Great Hand at Whist.
One of the most extraor nary' hid-
den, you ever heard of in cOimection
with whist ocetuTed in Westminister
last eek. Four gentlemen f the high-
est respectability, with who X am well
acquainted, were ..playing at Whist last
Wednesday evening., They had been
' playing about a couple of hours
when one of thena, after having dea.lt,
found. his liand to consist -of the whole
thirteen trumps. Tuve packs [of cards
,
,iwere used alternately all the time, and
this ecurred with one of themigter be-
ing s uffled and cut in the ustial manner.
' Can ort, or any of your correspondents,
give lather instance of this, ever having
taken place ? ,.
An apparently well authenticated case
f the dealer hokling thirteen trumps,
npplemented by three other' hands as
4.,x
troordinary, was published some. ten
years ago in Bell's Life.
I- Our correspondents inquire as to what
are the odds against its happening again.
lie' mind is incapable of gnesSing the
normous number of possible ways in
hich 52 cards can be dealt, equally
a g four players. It has been. cacti -
1 ted that if the entire population of the
rth,taken at one thousand millions of
tsons were to deal the cards incessant -
day tin/ night for one hundred mil-
lions of ears; at the rate of a [. deal by
each person w a minute, they uld not
have exhausted the one hundred. thous-
andth p4rt.of the namiber of the essen-
tially different ways in which the cards
oan be distributed. The odds against
the deal r holding thirteen trumps may
be taken in rowid. figUres . at one hun-
dred illIe fiftyliiiie thOusand millions to
one.—Errelidt, Letter. ; .,
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Outrageous Wills. .
There i a pod deal of just eoinplaint
of the ill treatment of 'wives during the
life -time of their husbands ; but the-
gre,atest 1 ordships seem to be irtiposed
upon -the ioor widow, whose ''dear de-
parted" makes it a condition in his "last
will and &Lament" that if she Marries
• again it must be at the sacrifice of all the
wordy gods she inherits. Ilia is a
1
species of conjngal =shy extending be-
.yond the *rave, -which, although. it may
not be pi ished by law, cannot be too
severely r robated by public opinion.
There is a, young, healthy, handsome
widow in this city, who has an income
of $15,0001a year, and who wants to
marry a man -who has not the slightest
Objection -ro : the union. But her late
husband, whose jealousy, it seems,did
not end wilh his life, left a wicked will,
giving all his -property to a collateral re-
lative, if hi widow should wed a second
husband. , We understand the victim of
this outrag has offered $10,000 a year
out.of her income of $15,000 to have the
emel condtton cancelled, but the "party
t� whom the property would revert is
inexorable, And this is by no means a •
solitary case of the wrongs and Iciaielties
perpetratediby the diabolical wills of the
dead. Weill -wow of sseverar cases similar
to the one fffludedto, and it is time to
denounce this sort of tyranny ini the lan-
guage it inekiis. The poor dying imbe-
cile who defrauds his widow of iher Sub-
sistence, ii she maxry again, simply
qffers her a premiumfoi incontinency,
arid imposea refinement:of cruelty more
outrageous [filen the barbaric c cle .that
condemns the widow to the fun ral pyre
of her hushixid.—.Y. ir, Mirror,
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A Meath Velooipedie.
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A two -wheeled steaan engine, to be
run on a siggle rail., is the invention of
Mr. Creweof Opelika, Ga., and a, .our
•ton locomoirve of this pattern has just
. been built tit Jersey City for ;a street
railway in [11A_tlanta,. The rail or track
upon which it is td run; a• sample of,
which is laid -in the yard of the builders,
is composi,d of several thicknesses - of
plank, built up iu the style of an invert-
ed keel of i vessel, with a flat rail on the
apex.- UjAni a trial of speed, about 12
- -miles an Nair was attained, and the in-
ventor claiins that the speed can be al-
most cloulaed on a lengthened track.
Tile revolimg flange -8 ' attached., to the
engine, and which run on the outside qf
each wheel, are said, to absolutely lock
the rolling stock to the prisna;land. ob-
viate the iiecessity of the rolling stack
in light tralfrie at a high rate of speed.
Among the' advantages claimed for this
novel railtay axe that the peculiarly con-
structed locomotive connected; with it
has attraotive power , superior to any
other engine of equal N-v-eiglit, While its
eapacity fqr. running on curvesi is very
much. grea1 er thou in the two-ta4. system..
The cost o constructingm
this "Iirisoid.
railway," # it is called, is only ,a matter
of $3,000 ca mile.
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: Centenarians
From the return of the Re "stew -Gen-
eral of Ontario for the year 1872, whioh
has just been published, we find that in
• that year 108 persons aged 90 asicl up-
wards died, and of this number 14 were
100 years tgcl or over. The following are
their names, residences and ages :
Nancy Mdintosh, Yarmouth, .Elgin 100
Samuel 114Auley, Mclanethon, (.-Z-rey 100
William Elleek, Moore, Lambton.... 100
Anne Dewitt, Stamford, Welland.... 101
James S. iHinton, Tilbury E., Kent 102
Mary H. aluff, Murray, Norttiumb-
erland ... . .... . ....... ..... : .. 102
Mary Mearimmon, Camden,. A dding-
ton ...t ......:...... .. . .... .... .. 103
Mary Met.ean, Euphemia, La mbtan 101
Christina, Ferguson, Nettawasaga, •
Simebe „ 104
Timothyt\leCarthy, Toronto, York 104
Jane Sloan,
C
" 106
Hector IteLettn, Erin, WellMgton.. 106
Mary Dedd, Elma, Norfolk .. : 107
Ann Caniphell, Kenyon., Stormout.. 123-
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Clothing the Limbs of Littls
Girls.
A senSible mother, writing of chil-
ren's clofhing,esay-s : I see many chil-
dren whose lower limbs are quite too
much e9aosetl for health or comfort. It
• is not infrequent to meet little girls with
dresses rip to the knees and, but on0 pair
ot perhaps, cambric draWers ' open. at
,the bottinn, and thin, cotton stockings.
Any grown person, or bo, would freeze
if clad. thus. No wonder that so many,
when tl4y arrive at the age of woman-
hood, have no constitutions, [ and. are
good for;, little but fashionable [invalids,
whose chief business 'through iif0 is to
supply the doctor with good fees: Every
child shOuld wear a pair of underdraw-
ers made ef- Canton flannel, (or, better
still, oif ic-nor,) buttoned on to a waist or
the c1ae4ise, cut as niall as the leg at
the bottom and left open a little way
and. extending do-v:111111(1er the stockings
t� the tOp of the high, shoe, over these
a pair, out inoderatelv full, buttoning
just below the knae. the band is pretty,
finished with a narrow ruffle or a bit of
embroidery. I know many think they
do n4t look as well as when ma e open
at the bottom'ibut hey are ertainly
mucli more confortab e and sen ible.
orgia Go . D. B.' Grab
Telly, county, Geor
most r niarkable sch
world. He was acbni
law34r in 1832. S
strieke down with
He tu became pa
body b ing helpless
and axrs up to his el
time e has taught se
his b4& . • His school
condi en, and he
Manyt stinguishecl
ated 1rem . Col. Gral
Colonel was never ina
60 yeis old. He
and is cousin to Gov.
Carolin
The
ooj,,Tea her.
_ of Teni ermine,
a, is prob bly the.
hol teacher in the
ted.to the ar as a
on after ie was
cute rheu • atism.
alyzed, hi whole
except his hands
ows. For a long
ool while 1 g on
s.in a --flot rishing
S making iioney..
ersons have groan -
m's sohoo . The
Tied. He i about
s a fine s holar,
Graham, of North
1
,
dlantagee of Unli ited.
t,• Currency.
Soul ique, the fekmer Empe or of
Hayti, 1 as a firm bel ev-er in the olicy
of inflai on, and cairri' d his theorie into
practic Whenever jjthe funds i the
treasur ran low, t ,e printing p esses
were p t in operation i and currenc was
i▪ ssued eely to move l'the crops an4 pay
and
dye
oney
itry
ans
the ex$nses of the dusky Empero
his colored Court. At the end of
years, and of the En4eror's reign,
was more abundant than in any c i
in the World, and the luxinious Hay
thought 'nothing of payink $5 for a digar,
and $50 for a diluter fpr one. The'
only
drawback to this stale of gen.eral pros-
perity was that it was hut .a tolerable
dinner that one could' bu for $50, while
it took about $2,000 to pa for a respect-
able suit of clothes.
9.00.• 4. -
CONJUGAL. —Here As a flower culled
from the advertiiingl, columns of the
Montreal Witness. It is a41 °nee a warn-
ing to recreant spouses an a model for
'students of logic : S1E01AL NoTioE !—
I beg to contra et rabid call attention to
the advertisement '1wherein , JAMES
STEWART states that I, bis wife, left
his .bed an& board without cause or
provocation, which is ifalse, for I left his
board for the very hard language he
made use of towardsnays lf and son ;
and what he calls bed. was nothing else
than a litter of straw, I liaving taken
away my blankets and left ' .—Sanaizt
STEW-AltT. 11
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INDISPOSITION OF 'i'HE• bzmt. --The
Czar lips become indispoied. In the
meantime the Emperor of Austria is
entertained. with brilliant fetes by the
Grand Dukes ancl other members of the
Imperial family.
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REDUCTION 'SALE
To cont tie
A;oTHER W
EK
At HOB k MAN EROTELL•RS', Seaforth.,
-SELCT SC 00L.
$D MUSIC CLASS.
ISS RYAN, Organist of St. Thomas' Church.
Music: Olass and Selegit Scheele Kidd's Block,
MAIN STREET,
i ?EAFORTH.
• Piano in the 'chool Room. .
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TERMS:
Instruniental Music, per t*ra. of 12 weeks S6
Vocal Music, per term 1 6
'Vocal andInstrumental Music, when taken to-
gether... ; 8
SELECT S 1100L.
English Branches, inch:di;
g plain and fancy work.
Higher branches, per tennoof 11 Weeks $5
Children over 12 years.- .1, ...... 4
Children under 12 years ; 1 8
Payable in advance.
-JOHN S. PORTER,
• One-horso Banker •:nd Exchange Broker.
STRE.E2.1,' Si FORTH.
CAPITAL, -_ $0,00,0,000.01.
This is no blovi, but a fact.
Greenbacks and A:iiierican. Silver at car-
-1-" rent rates. Lends money on good farm prop-
erty. Shaves- notes without lather. Receives
money on deposit, and pays 20 pe cent. interest
-when you got it. •:1
Buys Bides, Sheep Skins, Igurs and Wool
ctt the higl4st
All this is done with the above capital, Wonder-
ful, is it not? Hand in our wants, wishes and
expectations, don't be afraid, he won't bust. 822
THE
HURON 14.4111N61 MILL.
21ESSRS. GRAY & !SCOTT
pEG to announce that they hove commenced
-business in the shop:: lately 1occupied by Mr.
Martin, and are now prepared to hil orders for
Sashes, Doors., Blncls, Notildings,
And all kinds of planed 1innber.1
• 'CHEESE BOXES NU SETTERS,
FARM GATES, -FrrvY. B,AcKs, &c.
A good Stock of Seasoned Lumber on hand.
Factory and lumber yard on Goderich street,
near Main street,
jig Sawing and Custom Planitg neatly done.
A. GRAY. W. H. SCOTT.
PUBLIC' NOTICE.
J. R. WELLL. MS
SEAFORTH PUMP FACTORY,
TN returning thanks to his pat ons for past fay-
-a- ors, would state that lie is o -w making exten-
sive preparations for the cloniin year, and will be
prepared to furnish
Pumps, Cisterns, Cheese ctetory Tanks,
and water supd ies generally.
His purapi are already so w411 and favorably
known that any praise, of ihem s unnecessary.
: -
Allnotes and accoinits now dile must be settled
at once. A number of OVOTd_110 likotes and acoonnts
will be jilaced in Court fot- collePtion if not irame-
cliately paid. '
812-13 ' J. B. WILLTAATS.
OLOU68.
BREANFAST
AND
SONTA
STIAWIS
NEARLY GIVELlr AWAY,
At HOFFMAN BR06TERS', Seaforth. ,
STOVE,.
Of all kin
g It S .
Carmichael'
Pure good and
W13iTNEY'S.
CUSTOM
Of all kinds promptly
cuted.
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8c. TINWARE
a, and in endlirs
.
HI
Blocik, Main
,
[
stlrcet,
and
o
kariety at
EY'S
Seaforth.
retail at Airs.
;
,
ORK
and neatly exe-
WHITNEY.
OAL 01L,
heap, wholesale
.
attended
AIR'.
SEAFORTH
*INTE
WILLIA
In preparation
construetion
SLEIGHS
Which will be sold,
short time. The
for the durability
out by it, is su
)vill receive sati •
; A number of
the way of Wag
CARRIAC
WORKS.
0- ON
1
SIE
oas1 n; has
num er o
• 1
I 1
CUT ERS
1
forash,
this establishment
of artic es turned
that nrchasers
,
DOuble RIGS,
yetonhiand
: [ L
GRASSM. ,
street, 8 aforth.
in
or on
in
i---
S
it 1 OMI'
for th
A
as
repn
and
1 dent
factio
'Oat 'Ingle
)ns an'
VIL
GRA1
sleighing
• large
ND
anal, cheap
ation of
elegance
guarantee
.
and
Buggies,
IAM
oderieh
PETS
AND
-ably
BROTI:LERS'
trA
FLOOR
R
-
At Ef
OIL
mar.
FFMAN
CLOT
Low,
"'eaforth.
LIS1
REMAINING
1called fOr o
Ashmen, Georg
nllard, Wm.
Burns, Thomas
Boyle, J. H.
;14.1e, Wm.
' urtin, Thos.•
Chamberlain, S.
Cartey, S. R.
Carty, Michael
Menton, James
Crane, Rev. Isaap
Carpenter, Edward
Doyle, James
Dann, George
Eckert, John•
Egg, F. S.
Grey, Mrs. JaneTaylOr,
Gillespie, John
ra.rdner, D. B.
'.00d, C.
IIill, John
FI'll, Casper
Henderson, Alex.
Jones, H.
322
OF
in thc
Feb.
a.
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LETTERS
Seaforth
4,1874
Leslie,
Metz,
Murphy,
Mem
McDonald,
Mola•
McCaig%
Purcell,
Patton,
Pugh
Rice,
Ross
Robi
Rodg
Stern,
Shannon
Taylor
Whitefor
Whitely,
Wright,
Watson,
Watters,
Young,
Si
:
Frank
F.
ing,
h Thos.
John
S.
Daniel
John
Roderick
son,
rs,
Sa
&
J
DI
Post 0 o co
Michael
Wm. 1.
Wm.
Wm. k G•oi•ge
g.
P. S.
Robert
uel
John
ahem
Barnsd •
, Wm.
Vm.
eorge
anies
John
hn
KSON P.
nn-
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M.
SEAFORTH
SASH, DOOR
,
rim subscriber
-1- customers 104
him since comnencin
trusts tha-t he in
of the same.
Parties intend
Liim a call, as he
hage stock of all
DR
DOORS, 1LINDS,
SHIN
, He feels confident
%tho may favour
but first-class weIrkmen
11." Particular
201 JOHN
A
)LANING
D BLIND
thank
in
with
to keep
S,
satisfactio
patronage,
to Custom
MI 1L,
FA TORY
his n • •• erous
ext oided to
Seafo th, and
a con mutilate
do .we to give
on hand a
ER,
GS,
ETC.-
• to those
as none
'lang.
0 OT-
begs]
the li
y be 1
ng to
will c,
kinds
PINE
SA.811(10
'LES,
of
llim with
attention
ave to
eral patronage
business
vored
uild wonld
ntinue
of I
LUM
,
MOULDI
LATH,
giving
their
are employed.
paid
H. BRO.A.DF
bANIE
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AicGRE OR,
Bookbinder, Harpurhey, Seafo h,
T_[AS just rece ved a large Stock of the aterials
used in the business'and is now full prepar-
ed to execute, on the shortest notice an in the
test syles, all orders he may be' favou ed with.
BEGISTERS, LEDGERS 84 BLANK BOOKS
Or ANY KIND,
Ruled, Printed a d, made to order, on the shortest
notice, and a prices which defy competition.
Wo k Boxes (.6 Fancy Cctises•
Made to order.
OLD AND NEW BOO CS
Bohnd aind repaired at city price
All communications addressed to the • • dersign-
ed, will receive rorapt attention.
DANIEL McGREGO ,
Seaforth, (Ear whey.
DRESS G 0 0
Very li
FOR
ttle more tlianf ask 'ng
At HrFFMAN' BR0T1-114•RS'
Seaforth.
OPENED OUT,
FOSTER'S OLD STAND.
JAMES WRIG T
J1AS opened in the store next thL Seaforth
Foundry and adjoining Foster's Hiotel, a full
/and complete
STOCK OF G.ffOCE IES.
Kis Teas arf Good, ;
s Sugars Cheap,
And his 'Vic
8 Strong.
Call and gi them a trial.
828 1 TAVES IGHT.
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XITJria\Tirrt.TTIP, pro-aawiti-crp,
DONNER UN BLAZEN VOT YU MENE.
W., B. PORTER NOT DED Y1T
He gibs Funnyture ava,y for n.oddin' tu-morrer.
T BEG to notify my nunn3rons friends and customers that I have again opened oat a new Fu
-a- Store next door north of M. Robertson's, where everything in the housekeeping line may bo
and at from 20 to BO per cent cheaper than any other place in town.
Wake up ye Old. Baehelors and got married at once, and. give me a cull before going elsewhere.
will save a fortune by buying front me. Try it 4ud. be convinced. 1
323 [ 1 ,
W. B. PORT* i.
ar,.............sannwer
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tnre
und,
TEAS,
TEAS, •TEAS
Fragrant Pekoe, Shouchong, Flavored Te,
Strongly Recommended for Family Use.
J. C. L A ID LA W'S FAMOUS\ JIIIXTURE 01)1.7.N.E TEAS.
J. C. LA1DLAW'S thorough knowledge of the Tea Trade enables
OFFER'
Furch..aserS o
VERY
PEC1AL
1
In this de a.rbroont.
-Five! Pound Parcels and upwards- li
SUGARS.
liini at all times to
1%/AL.ug
rally dealt :wit
Brown, Medinin, White and LoafSugars at the joaest remunerative Pies;
;
JAN ES C. LAIDLAW.
i?prnily Groeer, Seaforth.
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To TH1E FARME4S OF ,HUNRO
• 1
FORSYTH'S P4TENT WROUGHT IRON FENCE
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Tmadersigned beg to -direct the attention of th Farmers of Huron . to the fact that -they are
now prepared to take order'p for the above fence, -which is without datibt the -
:
---2- ' 1:DURABLE
:
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BEST
AND
MOST
FENCE
Parties desirous of giving this fence a trial shoiild leave their orders at once, so that it C.IM be
prepared for erection early in spring. The proprietors will guarantee this ; fence to stand withont
repairs for TEN YEARS. ' The benefits of this fenceover all others are : : lst--Durability. nk2nd-
'Snow will not accuintilate or btirk against it. 8rd-Tt e wind or frost does not effect it. 4th -Fire
will not destroy it. 5th -It i8. lirranted to turn all • ds of stock, no matter how breachyor viCiotia.
This Fence will be furnished at the following rates :
Five Wire, Fence, per rod. $1. 50 I SeVen Wire Fence, per rod - 1 38
Six " " , i"F ..... ...... ..... 1 60 I Ei ht " •• •• •• •;,.. 175
TERMS -All sums of $25 and. -ander cash, on com.ple ion of fence' . over that amount three months'
credit, an approved note to be fbrnished on completi D. of fenee. For large orders special =Imp-
ments can be made. Orders be en and further in.formation given on application to M. R. Counter,
Main street, Seaforth; or Geer e Forsyth, at the Market, Seaforth; or Hugh Cameron, Londesboro.
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320 FORSYTH 4%• Co.
,
SEAF
R T H
'FOUNDRY.
KERR3 1/STILKIE & Co.
Wish to inform the yeople of Huron and public generally that. they have leased the Seaforth Fonndry
for a terni of years, and are nowlprepared to manufacture anthills of
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Castings, Straw Cutters, Sawing Machines,
Plows, and i other Farpaing Implements:.
We are also prepared to do REPAIRING of every debeription.
The undersigned have had long elyerience in the FOundry busiuess, and are prepared to guarantee
satisfaction in all their work.
'
KERR, WILKIE & CO.
287
GODER1CH
FOUNDRY.
The Gocteriobj Foundry & Manufact.uring C
• Beg to infOrm the -public that they are prepared to contract:for
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS ;• FLOUR, GRIST, AN'D SAW MILLS
! SAWING MACHINES, &c.
On hand—IROIN'i AND WOODEN ?LOWS, with st el boards;
41 -A -NG PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, STRAI -CUTTERS, &c.
SUGAR AND P(STIASTI KETTLES, GRAPE -BAR,
w
ON BOXES, <ie.;
COOI“NG, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES, of various kinds.
'SALT PANS MA E' TO ORDER:
ALSO,
IRON AND BRASS CASTING, AND BLAeKSMITH WORK,
BOILERS AND SALT PANS REPAIRED ON 811ORT NQTICE.
TWENTY TO THIRTY -HORSE PONN ER TUB LAR BOILERS generally on hand for sale.
Ita- All orders addressed to the Company or Se rotary win receive prompt attention.
A. II3DGE, Secretary and Treasurer. H. HORTON, President.
k. RUNCIMAN, G neral Manager.
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GARDENER SE iNG 7.-TptitCHINE;
ISA STRONG
EASY RUI\TNING 'MACHINE;
WELL ADAPTED FOR
FAMILY SEWING,
AND
Light Manufacturing Work,.
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Acissowssoonomeal‘
WHITE -AND C6L6RED
COUNTERPANES
Exceedingly 1Chap
At HOFFMAN' BR .TIIERS'. Seafath.
THE SEAPt9tT1
LUIVIBER 'YARD.
MABEE & MAGDON ALD
BEG to inform the public that they have re-
moved their Lumber Yard to the lot between
the Merchants Salt •Comparty-8 Works and Mar-
shall's Mill.
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They will keep constantlY onniluid a goodassort-
ment of ALL KINDS OF IT ER, dressed and
undressed. Also, LATH 'Nil sinNoLEs, all of
which they ELTO prepared th at the lowest possi-
'•1
ble prices, for Cash.
Builders and others will • us.A1t to their advan-
tage toinspect our stock, ndiascertain our prices
before purchasingelsewher ,u4 'we are in a, position
- to offer good luau cements t c4.slx purchasers.
160 MADE MACD ONALD
WHITE B 4NKETS
AT
COST -PRICES
EfOFFMAN BR9THERS', Seaforth.
ENTIRE HORSES FOR SALE.
T 3'. FISHER offers for salp the following well-
• known Imported Stailiols
"YOUNG. PIE COCK.,"
Road and Carriage Horse—nber beaten at any -
exhibition in Ontario.
4• .4 JOHN R
Heavy draught horse; 2,000 ounds weight; dark
boy, no -white.
These horses were imporle 1872z and. call -
not be surpassed. in Conadai My only reason for
selling them is that I am rctiing to some extent
from the business.
3.3. FISHER,
32244 • Colborne Tow4hip,Ifeurniller P. O.
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HATS AND OONNETS
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A STO NISHING L
P.R_ITAS
At HOFFMA. BROT.34 0111S),
'Cheap Cash Store, Seaforth.
"TRUTH IS MIGHTY' AND WILL
PREVA14,"
THE GENITINE_ 7INIERICAN
• ELIAS FiOWE
SEWING MACHINE
TRIUMPHANT OVER ALL !
VIENNA, PR MIUMS.
HHOWE SEWING MACHINE
RECEIVED FIV MEDALS
.1it the Vienna ExpoSition, viz.:
CRAM MEDAL OF PROCRESS1
ffiEjOAL OF
For Superior Workulanship, and
THREE' .111E.B4.LS OF CO-9FERATIO1
For daperior excellence of pkoductionit. See ex-
tract of letter rbelow: •
"EXTRAC ."
• - Vreixtu, 'August 22nd.
The Howe Machine Co., New York :
Gelinnnw_EN-We have beeu successful in ob-
taining five medals from tlie Exposition, viz.:
Grand Medal of l'rogress, Medal of Merit for su-
perior work, and time bledalsof Co-operation for
superior excellenee of yroductions. Yours truly,
G. 'W. HOWE.
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The above speaks for itself, andnotwithetanding
the false clahus of some fn•mt; in the Sewing Ma-
chine business, the HOWE still k.ceps the lead.
I! A fresh supply just received at
W., N. WATSON'S,
I 308 Insurance Agent, Seafo• rth.
At tho Pairs hekl throughout the Domini n, this Machinewas plit
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to some very severe tests by the
BEST JIIDGI_Es DIE 00 U_ATTRY CO UL.D RODUCE
AND BY THEM AWARDED
13 Prizes in 1871, atd 26 Prizes •i 1872.
Its simplicity of constrnetio , strength and durability reconnnend it to all c asses. It has a comitle
•et of attachments, and; does all Mazer work. .
INSTRUCTIONS N ALL TH I44 ATTACEMNTS GIVEN FEE 4 OF CHARGE.
Gardner Sewing Machine Company, Ont.
PETER GRASSIE, 's-E4FoRTH,
Agon fo the County Of Buroul.
286
te
ST -1..A. LAS
AT
COST PRICE
At HOFFM.A,IN BROTHERS',
Cheap 4ash Store, Seaforth.
Ann torVarir
is runntsiten
EVERY FRIDAY MOItNING
•TN SEAFORTH.
TERMS.—S1 50 per year in advance, or $2 at the
end of the year.
Advertising ',Rates.
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First insertion, per line, 8 pl ents, substou t in-
, ;
sertion, 2 cents each time, p* line.
CONTRACT BATES.
011e COIUM.11,, hotiline ye„ar . .. . ...$3605 0000
'3 months 20.00
c)nlel'Ye'ar
h . ... . 0t°3
8 raonths 10 00
One-fourth ,11 boli3,11ef , yLear20 00
1'2 00
" ." 3 months ...........8 00
12 00
C/nireigh,,t4 "c'hualel Yeal•• 8 00
8 Months - 5 00
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One-twelftone year 8 00
. 500
." " 8 months. . 4 00
Business Cards, (6 lines andinder)r year., 4 00,
Advertisements of Strayed, Lost, Found,
not exceeding 10 lines -first teouth,41 ; after first
month, 50 cents each mon*
F
Advertisements of Famt and REAL ESTATE
for sale, not exceedinglO line -first month el 50 3
each subsequent ineitgi, tients.
Births, Marriagse.,.a.nd-De4ths-Grati8.
Advertisemei.etazwitliont fipecific directions 'will
be inserted tillforbid, and. _charged accordingly.
nonpareil..
Advertistments ineasmurceilmb.yui6137011,01;foins011iid.
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