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VLAR•CH 6, 1874.
•glum, hes ot
Colonial Securities Corn -
else Agent for several pd.
Toronto, who loan :atom'y at
rides. Interest payable year
213
,t OLMESTE1 Barnstera;
aw.,Solicitors in ("heave re sue
tries Feblia- end Celia-eye/teem
ca3aete, S'urth. ,ifltsor
ssaranee Conreau3,
lend at 8 per cent. Farms,
sale. • 53
ER, Barriat ra in al tt,ueva
Mors in Cheneo.y anti ell0y,
teries Publie, etc. Otte.,a—Sea.
'rolteter. te13,000 of reivett Funds to
ee, at .:,:ight-per cent. Intel -eat, pa3 able
53
U. W. C. NEVI.V..
'T.X.
la. it Barrister, At tor uee fu Chaim-
Goharich, Out. Office—over J. C.
a's Emperium, Market Square. , eng
_
AYKCID011ai d
Att or neys , Sol ieit era in Chancery,.
fie els, Ont. Oilice—twO doors ninth of
ea a
r.1.• It, DANIEL lit•DON.AD
derielt.
-
11.?.Le:t.
a
SEAFORTII. Thentaa
to state to iris old frit tads and • •
tat hing ptiblie. that ire. haa a hVtl. the
,•• occupied by .-Mr. and
!H. Wit ati the DOWNEY 1101'sle, amt
leave a continuance of the pi, tronege
estowed. upon him duriug hh. litany
tend busineSs. Evte-y comfort and
be provided. for tr-aveliers. The
u,r..; and t. -us only kept in the Bar.
Oti reliable hostler ;aware in attendance.
THOMAS Proprietor.
WALES HOTEL, Clinfttn, Ont.,
iiler-TCHEON, Proprietor. runt -dna
Won ortea.vellers. The Bar is sup-
' very beat iiqacts anal cigars. Good
tacitta, The stage leaves tilts -.Renee
ler Wingham. 204-4t
F41.r$2 HOTEL, SBAFORTH-...
FOSTER begs. to inform his old
and the traveling public that he has
new hotel, adjoining the Post, Otliee
thereihe has the very best aecommoda-
in and beast. The beet of -liquors, and
lie bar. • THOMAS, FOSTER.
ye +
$PRELL, (Graduate of Meetill tniver-
ISIontrealn Conaler fel- the County of
Iaftlie—Next door to Calder Brothers'
.erks, anal oppOeite 3XeCa11azu otel,
Saeforth roar the Railway Station
NG, SeafOrth, (late of Carrenlerook,)
or for the County of Perthoulce mAd
il.,ver Johnson Brothers' Hardware Store,
Calls at DR. .EING'S office will be at-
, day cp•
287
EBCOF,, D, C. M. Plivsician„ Sur-
ete., Coroner for the Comity of Unroll.
Iteeidenee, corner of Market and High
t;xt to the Planing Mill.
IAMPBELL, V. S. Licentiate and Prize-
. of Cornell University; Ithaca, N.Y., ana
of Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto,
permanently in Varna, where bt will be
and willing to attend to- all Undo of
La all kietas of animals (man excepted},
la of weatiatz, and tit all hours. Resi-
t effiee two doors east of Cueit's Tem -
'NARY MeNAUGHT,
:begs to announte to the iiahribitants of
,and: surrounding country that Le has
,dfal the diploma of the Ontario Vett:rai-
n, atd is now preparvd to treat dieeases
anatOtiatie and all &wreaths &minutia. He
W.. MX oft ce in connection -witb. Ids horse -
hop, where let:will be found aeittly to at-
adis. Diseases 2t the feet speebilly at -
:Residence, office and shop in the rear
layen`e. new stere. All kinds of Vet-
et:divines kept ceeetently on hand.
ailtsonahle. a'a2.9
- J. G. BULL, L.D.S.,
..,--*URGEON,Dentist,&c.,Seaforth,
1---1 Ontario. Plate work, latest
yles, neatly executed. All sur-
gical operations pinformed with,
promptitude. Fees as low as can be ob-
iewhere. Office 'mute front ei A. M. to 5
mins over Mr. A,„ G. MeDougall's Store,
270
ItURCHILL, t,"etetinary Surgeon, (intim-
et- the Ontario Veterinary Colleg,..-,t begs
that lie returned, to the .twaetice of
sion. in Seeforth,aed rimy at all times be "
the diaertaes Of Horses, Cattle, ikc.
extelieines constantly on hand. All
Inaptly attended to. (Mice, at Mansion
eafertii. 113
tat V.E
rialale'S LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.
!E. -,—At :quanta's Hor1, Seaforth. Good
id trst-clas:: Conveyanci•s always cni hand.
c--
iVEi
S TABLES, SEAFORTIL, Ont.
aflorsee: and Comfortable Vehirles, always_
FavoralAe Arratigements made with
Li Travellera. All orders left at E.Nox's
till be promptly attended to.
am) Sraeraes:—Third door.North of
,Otel,Main. Street.
• THO-MAS BELL, Proprietor.
Alta/ma JECrodie, E.,
NCIAL LAND, SURVEYOR, Seaforth.
iders left at tl&(.Maus iuHou.v.-ith Mr. `l
Irray will receive immediate attention.
es—Dr. Coleman and Dr. King. ;32
S. 1, KENNEDY,
IGrN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
'stainer., Paperhangiug ease a ttended. to.
Ile as cheer as he- any °titer good work -
be Al/ orders left with Mr -
or for hint at the Exrosircni, Office will
tiy attended, to. 27g-26
TOi TIIE PUBLIC (W
risk' Notalirif AMER, ICA.
I,.5...',EQ:OENCE, of frauds thar have been
ie d upou yon by two or three int/Matteis
11- time took the name of the New York
- Oceapany") making and telling some-
ich they can " Holloway's Pills and Oint-
int which, for a seraton, were freely sold
parts ot the Biitish Provincee as my
Vills and Ointment„I have, for some time
sidered it my duty to motion the publie,.
the im•dirtrit of the press, against buying
lions articles. Stidgments have been ob-
atinst alais Bankrupt Crew, in one case by
Saud,• who, when about .to levy, at the
i of Oetelter last, found the name. of the
Conn:6a* had been painted out and that
`Sol VI.Se substituted. Many respectable
;!L the British Provinces, who obtain lay
tlireet frare here, have very properly
t. that I should, for the benefit of them-
ni public, insert their names In the
lint it may be known that my medicinea
ftex•nine from them. The following
he Lira% alluded to; 'and I particularly
ti those who deaire to get my medicines
leati of the lfonsea named.: Messrs.
jartowei,..v. Co., Halifax, N. S.; Messrs.
•f- Cie, Fittlifax, N. S. Mes-tra. T. B.
Soxs, St, jam, N. B.; Mr. T. DES
AttetteWn, P. E. I.; Messrs.
ictorii B. C.; Messrs. Mooim tk. Con Vie-
JttliN PALL E , Chathitm, N. B.;
Iqceen. 00., Moriti eal:Mesar. J. WiteEn
atitiltde, Ont.; Mr. H. J. Paean Toronto;
era:e SMITH, St. .folin, N. Ilae 1.1r.
;are Cr( alerich, Out.; MeserteEtraor ia; Co.,
a Mr. J. ClIAWNEit,- St. JObn, N. B.
Brarifinit:4, it. John, N. B4
PI:1001`, Windsor, Ont.: Mas. Oatese-e,
IN. S.; Mr. Gnome C. firer, .fr., Freder--
.D.; Mr. W.11. Tfroiresox,Haebori(Irace,
T. J. M. IXXLEY, Fredericton, N. B.; Messrs.
en.x, Montreal. •Aly Pills and Ointment
inutfactured nor sold in any part of
States. Each Pot mut Box. beare the
civertunent stamp, with the worda, "Hole
Pilla and Ointment, Lontleit," engraved
The fur-flieints are sold at the lowest
net pricea,in tpututitiea of riot Inset than
th, viz.; Se. Gil, 22s., end 34s. per dozen
;Pills or pots cif Ointment, for which re -1
ruut b sem in advance.
•
1110MAs IIGLLOWAX.
...Chi.rni•its and other vendors of Efollo-
'mine Pala mad Ointments may have their
liserted la the local papers if they will
adf
here -
5 1 533, Ox.forcl Street, W. O.
Dec, 1, 1S73.
GAIETIES.
"Came to his death while being bit on
the head with a long-handledestewpanIn
the hands of his wife," was. the verdict in
recent case in Illinois.
—Rev. Gent- —" But you !really earl
xiave no seriousreason to wiShl. to be pal -b-
old: from your wife." Rustin-al' Well,
sir; I like my wife well enough ;
but, 31ni see, she don't please Mother. '
•—" Paddy," says a joker, "why don't
you have your ears cropped ?-they are
antirely too long for a man."
Yours," replied Pat, "ought to be
lengthened ; they are too short for an
*ss."
•g --A „gentleman at a dance reinarkei to
s partner, a Witty young- lady, that the
' room was too close—he must go out
and get some air." After an absence of
haif aa hear he returned, when She ask -
ed him. if he bad not been' to the
grra,vevari, as his breath smelt •.of the
re--‘ I see," said. a young lady, "that
5
isome printers. advertise -blank declara-
tions for sale ; 1 wish I could get one:"
1" Why- ?" asked the mother. "Because,
;ma= Mx G -----is too modest to ask me
tol marry him; and, perhaps, if I should
)fill up a . blank declaration he would
!sig -11 —A youth, youth, passing down Fourth street,
lsaw a handsomely -embellished speci-
men truss hanging in a shop window,
and_suspended frorn it a tag with this
legend : "Patent Rupture Truss ----none
'like it" " said. Rusticus, eyeing
it with suspicious looks and. edging away
apprehensively, "1 shouldn't think they
would like
--" Got anything foaa a sick Man to
- read ?" inquired a pug-nosed boy at a
news -Stand the other day. "Yes, any-
thing you want—Bibles, poems, religious
books, Chri.itktrt Herald, and so forth,"
-eplied the eierk. "Bibles !". echoecl.
e boy 4 "do you think dad's a haugel
Gimme a lively dime novel—one with an
njua scalping a soldier !"—Detroit Free
•
ress.
—A Sacramento dealer in hair oil, who
dd on the principle of "No cure, no
ay," has sued. one of iis bald-headed
nstomers ; and the la ter demands a
aid -headed. jury, ia ord r that he may
e tried by his:peers;
—Chorus of 'ladies to comely curate
ho is aseending the ladder to hang
( ecorations---``;Ch, Mr. Sweetkaa do
a,ke care' Don't go up ! So danger -
us ! Do come down !" "Oh !" Rector
arcastically) " ReaIly, Sweetlow,
on't youthink you'd- be ter let a thar,
r ed man do that ?"—P aneh. -
—"You cannot taste
id a lecturer. Natur
u to sec our food." "T
a forward pupil, "how
an at dinner ?" " Na
s ered the Professor,
m with eye teeth."
in the dark,"
has intended
en," inquired
bout a blind
ure, Air,". an -
has provided
—It was at a party tha some young
131ies were discussing the relative beue-
its of the sparrows and th worms, when
ore• of the fair ones appe, led to young
F. zletop, who had. j-ust joi • ed them-, and
; 11,1 not caught the drift 0 the conversa-
tion, " Which do you thit k the worse,
worms or sparrows ?" 1- 'hat did . the
stt;pid. brute Ao but innoc. ntly answer,
don't knoia ; I never h d -sparrows."
A. picture in Punch'.' Almanac for
1: 4 represents a scene in nursery. A
1 0 ie seated near the fire and a little
gar is kneeling before her, vhi1e.anether
lit 16 girl -says : "Maud, please men-
tio i Pin. so dreadfully tiredi I can't. say
nan e to -night, but I'll be s re to lei:4cm-
' ber to -morrow !" -
Sir Richaid. Wallace 1as. endowed
Paris • with drinking -fountains. All
Partsians are not grateful t6 him, 1ow-
evek A man of an•enterot'sing charac-
ter vent to him and asked foL a loan of
50, qoo francs for no parti ular cause.
Sir Richard, laughingly 4aid, "No,
that k you," upon which th ;. injured in -
1
divi1 ual rose, took up his chapeau, and
, revenged himself with the Temark,
"Ater all, your fountains are very poor
affairs." •
—At a recent funeral in Danbury,
where several organizations -were in at-
tendance, no erape badges were provided
for a female society. _ The President, af-
ter fidgeting about in a manner peculiar
to her unfortunate and happy sex, sud-
denly blurted Out : "1 declare ! I don't.
enjoy this funeral 'one bit !" • The an
nouncement cast a gloom over the ene
tire gathering. —Danbury News.
I
JA TETI:4 GEORDIE. —" Well, Janet,•has
ed VIII Morton of a neighbors
'• wife. .
your husband no come hame yet ?" ask-
" 'Deed no, W, ill, he's no hanie. ; but I'm
. - sure his lugs micht ring, for I've raged
otter him this twa days, and, My ecrtie !
. that's naething tae What hell; get when
he cc Ines home. I'll-----" 'Stop,
. 'stop, Janet," interrupted Will, "I've
iconic wi' news o' yer husband, an' ye
mann bear up while I'm telling ye • I
thoehamyseP as ,audt's ony minister tae
break the news 6' his----" " Oh, oh,"
shrie ed Janet, clutching Will by the
arm, ' what's came ower my Geordie ?
• Oh naai, can ye no speak? Hat ye nae .
`mercyl ! Oh, dear? thae 'railways •
where dad ye leave him lyin' ?' 1 " Calm;
yoursa, Janet," replied Will ; " yer
husba al's no lyin' na.egate ; he is—is—"
"Het . !" put in Geordie, who at the
preem certed signal stepped fdrward and
was ii atantly clasped in the arms of his
'weep' g wife, while Will delicately
withdi cw, mutteringas he -Went, " I've
gatotdaat ye aff in the meantime, Geordie,
l
gained my half mutchkin ;: but losh :
hae HU rey on ye when the relapse eomes
on. her ,,, ;
.
Tit PLEDGE All' SPUNKY,P0114T.
A TALE IOF "STIRTUIDUS EFFORT A.D. HUMAN
PER,F±DY.
,
rt's all very well flor preachin',
But preachip'.a0d practice don't
I'm posted on virtne and ternp'ran e,
And 3 -on can't iiing it in on nic
Jest toddle along with your pledge,
• e.
Squire,
•Ef that's what ton ‘vAnt me to sign ;
Betwixt me and. yeti, I've been thar,
And I'll not take any in mine.
A year ago last Ptah July •
A lot o' the bo3 a were here :
.e all got coraered, and, signed ti
pledge I ,-
Fur to drink nO more that year.
-There was Tibalain Joy and Sheriff
• M'Phail, !
Ancl•me and Abner Fry,
And Shelby's bov Leviticus;
And the Golyerf-Luke and 9y.
..knd we anteed up hundred,
In the hands o'l Deacon Kedge,
Fur to be divided the follerin' Faith
'Nlongst the bofrsIthat kep' the pledg
And we .knowed leach other so well,
- Squire,
You may take Oly scalp for a fool
Ef every man when he signed his name
Didn't feel dead snit of the pool.
Far a while it all: Went lovely ;.
We put up a job ue.xt day
Fur to make Jo 'lieve his wife w s
dead,
And he trent hoine naiddlin' gay.
Then Abner Fry be killed a man,
And afore he as, hung, M'Pha.il
Jest bilked the idder oaten her shee
By gittin! him sewd in jail.
,
But Chris'mas scooped the Olieriff—*
' 'The eggnogs gathered. hi ' in—
And Shelby's boja Leviticu ,
Was New-Yeairs tight as sin.
And along in Match the Golyers
Got so drunk t let a fresh biled owl.
mild 'a looked, loagside ' them two
young meia
Like a sober temperance f wl.
Four months alone T walker the chalk ;
I thought my heart Would break,
And all them boys a-slappin my back,
iAnd axini, " What '11 yo takeV'
never slept without dreamin' dreams
Of Burbin,. Peach, or Rye,
But I' chawed at my nigg r -head, and
swore
I'd rake that pool or die.
t last—the Fo'th--I hump d myself
Through chores and break iast soon,
hen scooted down tb Tagga 's store,'
For the pledge was off at i oon ;
ud all the boys WAs gethere( thar,
And each man hilt his glas.,
ratchin' me and the clock, quite solemn
Fur tijoksee;c the last tainute ' ass.
e clock struck twelve ! I raised th
sympathy for the
ney for any of these
e chances' are against
ing from itr—Gtor. City
. If you Send
ery cheap goods
your ever heat -
apes.
BY-LAW NO.
1874,
To raise by way of
Twenty, Thousand
purpose of Purehas
Gravel 't,oa.d.
• e
oan the sum of
Dollars for the
• g the Northern
AvIITIREASu
t the Council the Corporation of
the Comity of Huron it We resolved to pur-
chase the NORTHERN G AVEL le.).A1V with
the view of abolishing the c Ilection oi Tolls on
all the Gravel Roads in the s id Comity.
And INIAEREA.S, to carry into effect the said -
recited obj et, lit willbe nece -sary for the 0oencil
of the said Coiiporntiou to ra se the sum of Twenty
Thousand )ollars in tho mar nee herehrafter men-
tioned. 1
Aud'WHEREAS, the atm nt of the whele rate-
able property in the County f 11m:on; irrespective
of any Ritmo increase in th name and irrespec-
tive of any incOme to be dori ed from the tenipor-
ary investment of the sin ng fund hereinafter
mentionetle or any part ther of • aceording, ; to the
last revised and equalized A sessment Rolla of the
said Count, being for the year One T1i4onstind
Eight Hundred and SOVOIA3 -limn, was Tim -teen
Millions One Hundred a a Ninety Thpusand
Three Hundred and Seventy Five -Donal -S. '
. And WHEREAS, the am unt of the existin,.
debt of the said County is -8 follows: Principal
.lvol Humana end Pilty Me ThousandEight
Hu dred and: ¶1hut D1h is, for Gravel Road
Deb ntaares, bearing .interes at the rate of al.& per
Cent. per Runtime The aim al interest to be paid
on the said debt is Fifteen housand Five Hund-
red and Eighteen Dollars and Eighty Cents; upon
which debt there is no interost in arroar.
And WHEREAS, it will require the sum Of Two
Thousand Two Hundred Dollars to be raised an-
nually by special rate , for the payinent of the
said debt and interest, as also hereinafter nien-
tioned. .
I -- • - I
And WHEREAS, for; paying the interest and
creating an equal annuell Sinking Fund for Paying
the said sum . of Twenty Thou and Dollars and
interest as hereinafter Mentione , itwill require
an equal annual epeeiiil 'ate of ne Hundred and
Sixty Niue firindred an 1Fi1ty-a inths (160-969) of
a Mill in the Dollar, in ddition o all other rates
and taxes to, ho levied in each ye r.
Be it therefore enacto by thci Couneil of the
Corporation of the Conn y of Hu on:
_
' lst.—That it shall be awful fo the Wardell of
' the said County of Huro to rai e by way of loan
from any person or per ons, bod . or bodieS cor-
porate, who may be will ng to a vrince -the EiRMO
upon the credit of thi Deben ures hereinafter
mentioned, a stun not i3X Ceding n thn wliole the
sum of Twenty Thonsa d Dollar , and canoe the
same to be paid into the ands o the Treasurer of
the Cciunty aforesaid for the puiposes andawith
the object above reeited4
1
2d.—That it shall he 1 vful fon the 'said War-
,
den ,to cause any nun* r of Debentures to be
made for such sums of noney, not less than One
Huraired Dollars each, and that the said Deben-
tures shall be Settled witl4 the seal Of the said
Cor-
poration and be signed b - the Warden and coun-
rtersigued by the Treastir r of the Said County.
8d.—That the enid
payeble in twertty years
hereinafter meetioned
feet, at the office of th
_ County of Huron, and
them coupons for the pa
:mially, signed by tlie sal(
41 h.—That the said D
shall be made mit in the
_ jug, -
And took one lovin'
pull -
1 -sifts holler elar front- skull ti boots,
- It seethed I couldn't •git full
But I was -roused by nf'fiendis laugh.
That might have railed the lead --
Them ornary sneaks bad sot t e clock •
lk half an hour ahead !
11 right," 1 squawked,
rne ;
lest order your drinks
we'll paddle Up to the De
And scoop the auks ;
Nit when we got to gedge's,
What a sight Was ;that we s w !
Th Deacon and Pareon Skeete, s.
the tail of a game of Drat
bentureti ha11 be made
t furthest from the day
this BY -Law to take ef-
Treasurer of the said
shall have attached to
lent of the interest en -
Warden and Treasurer.
bentnres and Coupons
urrency of this Derain -
ion, so that whole amount of said Debentures shall
not exceed .the before net
Thousand Dollars, and th
e the rate of six per cent.'
tioned sum of Twenty
.y shall bear interest at
er annum, which inter-
est Shall be payable on th first day of :Tilly in
each year, and every year luring the continuance
of the said debentures, at the office of the Treas-
urer of the said County -of Huron.
51th.—That for the purp se of forming &sinking
fund for the payment of th Haiti Debentures and
tate interest at the rate af resold, to become due
thereon an equal special rllteof One Hundred and
Sixty Nine Hundred and igy-Ninths (160-959) of
a Mill in the Dellar, shall ii addition to all other
rtes and taxes.be raised, I vied and collected in
itch year upon all the re. cable property within
he County of Huron, durittg the- continuance of
he said Debenturce or any of them.
6th.—That ffh.is By-law shall take effect and
come into operation upon tlhe first day Of July,
One Thousand LCight Hund •ed and Seventy -Four.
ou've got
con's
. _
Th
h -ad shook 'exit the hef
menu& ;
Tbe Parson's luck was fa'r,
AO he raked, the minute we g
The last of our pool on a p'ar.
So no more temp'ranee for me,
ilOw it's all very fine.
But pz fur myself, I thank ye,
not take any in mine.
—H
nude
clari
in th
privi
whol
rola
age,
resu1l o
all, who
vice a
the a
• tipe 1.' s 'Freckly. Joilx
•NAr RUSSIAN MILiTARY Law-
, of Russia, has ;issued a a
g every male liable to con
army, and repealing the
lege of providing a substitut .:. The
male population of Ru sia and.
d, on attaining-r•the 20th ear of
ill be required to draw 1 ts, the
the dtawinF.,,, settling, nee for
is to be.enlisted for act ve ser-
nd who is not. Those draf ed into
my will be liable to lifteei years'
serviee, but may be allowed to g home -
on furlough after six years, to be called
o eut when needed. Youl a m n
a
who have attended school will be allow-
ed a -aeduction ot their tetra of active
service proportionate to what th y have
learneit. This is the most 1 vdling
military law. in the world. FL ssia is
evidently a good place for soldier .
Snophva—The statement is ma e that
t e weiol,en trade of Great &Atli! could
irot be e rried on to anything 1 ke its
p assent extent without the use of s toddy.
T e latter is mixed with the wool M the.
pa portion of one-third to two -t xis in
sot e of the manufacturing distric s, anlil
is wed in the production of cheap road -
clot s, fine cloths for ladies' cape', pad-
, thugs,linings, cloths used for roll h and
loose'great coats, OffiCe 3oats, pant , pea -
jackets, blankets, 4k0.1 A consii erable
quantity is used in the forna of flocks for
beds. ;felted cloth is extensively manu-
factured ; it dispenses wit1i sphming and
weaviiia d_epenclina on the felting prop-
erty of;wool by reason of the curl in the
fib 11 • i b the
and
milling ; and such cloth is used foi table
vers,' i' use spreads, caapets, pad lings,
druggets and. the coatser and thicker
kin • ds tot "covering- stpain boilers, steam
p,ipes, ship's bottonis beneath the
of the
t-thar,
quire :
Hay.
• ase de-
eription
ancient
•
•
• re. ie process s carriedon
aid of Iwarm moisture, wesaare
I
A ( ooti JERSEY Cow.—The Jerseys
are,working their way into fain
ily pe s
or as fa-
t
aud butter cows. They are lie-
custon ed. to kind. treatment ahd -plenty -
of foe( in their native island, and their
trae p aCci seems to be in the village and
its subarbs, or places where bat one or -
a
two co vs are kept; rather than upon the
farin i i large herds. A small Efteera
sixteei ths grade heifer, sold two years
ago fa nt Poqummoc Farm, Conn., has
made a remarkable record. She is one
of the tmolty fawn animals, With dark
• points now in fashion, whose comeliness ,
is -blame!: t by some to damage the milk-
ing qualities of athe breed. Since she
caane i. to the hands of her, present pro-
. prietor, she has had the run of a good
pasture in Summer, and some eitia feed
in the s able. The past season at four
years id, slie was making Over two
pounds of butter a day, of the finest
gliality, such as is very properly called
lt-edged, and wouldi,sell at $1 a pound
the e ty markets. he would be call-
/
M a hajtdsome cow of any breed, and
yet her 6eauty does- not seem to be in-
ocofilitp. atiale with rich milk and plenty
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copper.
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A WarcH. Fon $4.4 young ftaunei
sends me a circular, sent out from New
York City, offering a god watch for the
above sum, and wishes- t knoW if such a
watch is: of any value.I It is cla,imecl
that the ntire works of this *watch are
made by jnac1iinery, and that it cau be
sold att1e price. "stated.
At the Elgin watch -factory, wh re all
parts of the watch are also maa e by
machinery, it reqtiires 0 an av rage,
about four days' work qf one haa d to
make a watch. This, w uld show that
no watch could be sold lt $4; nor is it
probable that those parties ever send out
a watch ih return`for themoney remit. -
ted; and it is .no doubt. another May-
nard. & o. scheme to get yoni money
without iieturning any value.' The kural
population are robbed of limmense sums
annually ty this clasth of sharpers,Ibut,
akthis is their own fault, no one has
• NOTIOE-a
The above is a true copy f a proposed )3y -Law
to be taken into considerati n by the Municipal
Connell of the County of Buron, at Goderieb, in .
the said Comity, on the Fourth Day of June,1874, -
at the hour of two o'olocl, in the afternoon, at
which time and place the in enbers of the Council
• are hereby required to attend for the purpose
aforesaid., _e
PETER !ADAMSON,
I Comity Clerk.
County Clerk'Office, 1
Goderich, Feb. 26,1874. f
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NEW LOT OF
;
DVNDAS CJ?" -TONS
At HOFFMAN BRIOTHERS', Seafoi4h.
AND
NEW YEAR GIFTS,'
00;NSISTING 0
Alhume, Bibles Testaments, rayer Books, Fam-
ily Bibles, plai and .illuatratet , Children' BOoks,
illustrated, PocAet Diaries, Po ket Books, Mines,
Writing Desks, Work Baxes, adies' and Gents
Dressing Cases'Jewel Oasee, k Stands, Cigar
Cases-, Meerschaiun Pipes, Toilit lets, &c.
EWEL
Gold and Silver Rings, plain anil limey, Broodhes,
Ear Itings,13meelets, Gold Set ds, Plated Sbutle,
Gold Sleeve Buttons, Gold ens, Gold Pencil
Cases, Gold and Plated, LoCkets Watches, Charm',
Gold Chains, AI orbs, &e.
GREAT BA
CL
GAINS IN JEWELRY.
ARING- S, LE. •
HAIR ORNAMENTS.
MUS.TCAL INSTRpi_ENTS.
Violin, Concertinas,. Accortlians, Month clans,
Violin strings, frinest' Italian. -I
, Also TOYS for Girls and Boys, at
R. LO..NiSDEN'S,
• Seaferth.
315
WHO WANTS MONEY?
A. STR NG, SEAVORTH,,
Will Loan Monav at it LOW RATE. OF INTER-
EST. either -on F Inn or 'Village PrOperti.
Parties requiting money should apply to him.
INSURE YOUR PPOPERTY
AND YOUR L VES.
A. Strong, S aforth.
Is ALSO AGENT lrOR
The Scottish II)evincial Insurance Company—
Fire and TIM.
The Western Insurance Company, of Toronto—
Fire and. Life.
The 'Isolated Risk Insnrance Company of
Canada. ,
Terms as reasonable as offered b/ any other
agent doing business for reliable Companies.
OFFICE—over Strong •lt Farley's Gfeeery
Store, Main Strit, Seaferth: 262 -
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,EXPOSITOR.
THE
FURN1TUqE, FURNITURE.
ONE THING \I-EEDFUL COME AT EAST.
A NEW FURNITURE STORE IN SEAFORTH.
TH 141 UNDERSI
"L Kinds stieli a
NED HAS OPEED1 OUT A LARGE 8T0CK OF FURNITURE , OF . ALL
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Coro Seat,- If ood, Scat and .?riing Seat :,Chairs, BedNtqads, .Sofids,
oards, Centre Tchies, Lown4es; Mattresses, dc.
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We will also be prepared to do all inds of ORDER WOR1C, PICTURE FRAMING, &c.
UN
When Sah is re nixed you willfind it t
on hand or made t erder. SHROUDS
the business.
With an acquire,1 knowledge of the bus
share and a trial lot po.blic patronage.
To enable no to sell oheap and also to s
t -
N. B.—A new P ano for sale opvill be
ERTAKING
your advantage to patrInize us. COFFINS Will be kept
aye kept in stock. A 'ARSE to hire in confliction -with
nese froni fourteen years experience we respectfully solicit a -
'to eye to monopoly.
ve expenses we will be or own porter.
J. JOHNS &
'yen in part paYment for
a house.
FT_TRINTITIT
DONNER UN BLAZEN VOT VMENE.
. B. PORTER NOT DED- YI
He gibs Funnytii re avay for noddin' tu-rnorrer.
It33EG- to notify my numerous friends au customers that I have again opened out ii new Furniture
Store next door north of M. Robertson a, where everything in the housekeeping line Ma be found,
and at from 20 to 30 per cent cheaper than any other place in town.
Wake up ye Old Bachelors and get married at once, and give nae a call before going elsowere. Yon
will save a fortune by buying from me. Ty it and be convinced.
323 • W. B. PO ,,TER.
THE LAST OFFER.
SELLING FOR CASH
THF LAST OF MY
SPLENDID STOCK
OF ,
Tapestry all wool Union and Hemp Car
ALSO FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Cut to fit halls from 20 feet square down to 4 Met.
CALL IALTEDIATELY.
ets.
THOMAS KIIA).
1NT
MYMR'S BLOCK; -MAIN-STEEP, SEA.FOJ3T.FI.
`,S8 H±Od8
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Q = 5,1T11 nee
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TO THE PUBLIC AT LARGE.
•W. H. OLIVER,
Harness; Saddle and Collar
• MANUFACTURER,
SE.ilfraffT.R.
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JUST RECEIVED AT WILSON & YOUNO'S, g
A Splendid Stock of NEW and FRESH FRUITS, such as Raisins, Currants, and every descrip ion of •
Canned Fruit, all of which will be fonnd good value.
SEAFOICTIC
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
Their Stock of CROCYERY and GLASSWARE is thd Beet and Cheapest in TOwn.
WINES & LIQUORS OF THE BEST & PUREST BRAND
Wholesale and Retail.
ALE AND 1)0011ER FOR PAWLY USE, IN GLASS AAT.D 11706D
GROpERIES
Of every description in abundance', and cheep. Good Ten
FLO UR AN D FEED alivays • on hand. Goods delivered
of %cove,
SIGN 0FTHI SPOCEt COLLAR.
A choiceassortinent of lig)* and heavy Harness,
Whips, Bells,Horae Clothingi ttc., kept constantly
on hand. Repairing promptly attended to, and
charges moderate. Rememher the place sign of
the Scotch Collar. W. H. OLIVER.
NEW HARNESS SHOP.
• BRUSSELS.
TiTg Subscribers wish to !hate that they have
• opened out .a first-class =
ca HARNESS SHOP, IN BRUSSELS;:,
Where they will keep on hand a choke selection
• of everything in thelOine, such as
from 40 cents to $1 per pound Harness, Saddles, Whip, Trunks, Valises
1 Bruhes
Curryconibs, Cards,
g OW21 Prea 1 '
Bells Blaniets, :
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And everything that is usually found in a first-
' class Harness 'Shop.
WILSON & YOUNG.
110
CHEAPER
HAN EVER.
TH 11; SUBSCRIBER HAVING RECENTLY PU
CHASED A LARGE QUANTITY OF .
TEAS, SUGARS, FRUljTS,
AND CENER L GROCERIES,
AT PRICES MUCH LOWER THAN THE CURRENT MARKET VALUE;
Is enabled to gi e the public even
BETTER BARGAINS THAN HERETOFORE,.
The gpods aro now in rtock, and the inhabi ants of Town and Country are invited to come an()
get their share of the
itm.,401.1.,
Going at the Chequered ii4tore.
Ra-.&1Ns
AMES MURPHY,
• Main -Street, Seaforth. 4
LIGHT & HEAVY IHARNESE
Of every desmiption made in the latest style, and
Of the very best inaterreitaitl,il.
tpricea. that defy com-
Good Workmanship Guaranteed.
001.41.J.A.ELS
Of every description made to Order, and waaranted
nor to hurt.
A call is respectfully solicited before purchasing
elsewhere.
_ Repairing Prontinly Attended to.
Shop immediately North of Anna's Hotel
-Turnberry Street, Brussels, Ont.
• DUNCAN Sti DAVIDSON,
• 305 Proprietors
REMOVED. REMOVED.
M. ROBEEXSON,
Cabinet-maker and Ondertaker,:
HAS REMOVED his ware-rooma to
• JOHNSON'S OLD STAND,
Main -street, Seaforth,
Where he has on hand it superior stook of Fami-
ture of every deseription.
• CALL AND SEE IT.
UNDER,T G.
• Having purchased ldr. Thooss Bell's HEARSE
Ism prepared to attend funerals en the shortest
tiotice, either in town or country;
Coffins, All SOH,
Kept constantly on band.
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