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IVEAY 1874.
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BOMA It t
rth, (iite GtCarronbroot )
County a Perta. Ofile_e arh
residence' aver 4ohnsen Brotb.ers' Hardware Stara,
Mainast. Calls) at DR, KING'S onion will be at,
tended to clay or night,
287 -
"aa' VERCOE, C. Ma, PhysiciLL an, Sara
pan, etc,, Coroner tor the (-utility of Huron,.
oalce and Residenee, corner or Market and Rtgl
steets, next to the Plaulug
_
OAttlPISY.LL, (Graduate of McGill Int/T----
sity, Montreal,) Coroner for the k.;Oinity of
ver.
Huron. Othee—Next door to Calder 1.1rothere/ ;
Alarbte Werks, and opposite iteCallum`s Rota),
afein-street, Seafortla, near tile Railway Station.
J. G. BULL 14.D.S.,
ON, Dentiat,&c., Seatorth,
tai oat erica Plate w ork, latest
tyles, zwatly exeauted. All 8Ur-
4len' operation:4 perforMed 'with
care and promptitude, Fees. aa low as can be ola
tined e/sewhere. Office Loma from 8
le at. moms -over Mr. A. G. MeDottgall's Store
Maitast.
270
etaaaa'aiEtz, v. S.Lieeut ia t e and Prize
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mail of Cornell "University; Ithaca, :N.Y., and
liraduatelof Ontario Vett rinary Coili;ge, Toronto
has settled permanently in Varna, where he will la:
)und teak and willing to atteed to all kinds ot
:is -eases, in all kinds c;_f"kianimals ( maze excepted)
oll nds of weather, and j at all hours. Rosi'- -
cacti andante two doura em
Fast of Cook's T-
-ranee mu. 819
iazi2Luy SURGEON. --DV. . MeNATIGHt
Stt begs to announce to the inhabitants ot,
oeth old Surrounding country that he has
awarded the diploma of th.e Ontar_o Veterin-
College, and is now prepared to treat diseases
flEetaes and Cattle anal all tlomeatie an.mals.
as vent/ an office hi counection with hie hams.
s op, where he will be found ready to ata
lend to nails. Diseases of the feet specially at-
end8d to. Residence, office and shop in. the reaa
fEUo & Ityan'e new store. All kilade of Vet.
nary Medicines kept Constantly on hand.
g a reasonable. I 229
•
clauReHILL, Veterinary Surgeon, (lum-
ber of the ,Ontarict Veterinary conage4begg
I
-oi ate that lie hah1'.returned to the practice of a • •
us profession In Seatorth, and may ea all times be
nsulted on the diseasew of Horses, Cattle, Sm.,
tarinary ineilleinea conatimtly on haud.:
us :promptly attended tO. Office, at Mansion
°use. S eaforth. 273
LEG,
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. LEET, Solicitor, Wingham, has been ap...
• inted Agent for the Colonial Sectuities Com-
mit- Ertehe
of kand. is alsoAaent for; several art
, a . • a a -
te Capitalists; of Toronto. who loain 3Ioney at
'pry reasonalilft rates. Interest paVable yearly
.11.argts moderate.
Tingbani, De a 16, 1871. I 213
..
kir e03.13Gbeel & HOLIIESTED,Barristere, At
rut, torueas �tJ Law, Solicitors in elapact.ry and,
osolvency Neitariea Pnblie and Convot aneers, -.
"olleitors f'or the B. C. Bank, Seaforth.. Ageuts for '
40 Canada IAfe Assitrancia Company,
;a -4480,00d to lentil at S per eent. Farina,"
Eel:Wesed Lots for sale; 53
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ptE'gSGN & AkEYER, Barristers and Attorneya;
af LWY, Solicitors in "Chancery and Insolveney,1
'Oxvoyanee.ts, Notaries t'ablie, etc. Offices—Sea-1
nth and Wroxeter. :"47,24_,,000- of Private Funds te
west itt once', at Eight per cent. Interest, payable
early -
63 "
E. w. c. arri7Nit, ,
, .
IT. R. SUIR, Bariister, Attorney fn Chanel, ;
• e
ery, &c., voderieh, Out. Office—over j. o„, !
1etl3
or & Co.'s mporittin Market Square. 20 '
,
_ _
Sete( tea' "ea" -If eflomtal ti,
:-ArtItISTERS, A.ttore.e-ya,Solicitora in Chancery,
"la' &a., Brassels, Out, Otlite—two doors 'teeth of
ae Post Office.
lt, SQUIE Ba DANIEL McDON.ALD,
Goderieh. Brassele. a
111 Cali:
Z-NOX'S HOTEL, SEAFOIITH. -- Thomas
Knox beg S to state to his old friends and
MI the travellilig public, that he has leased the
'otel lately oncupied by Mr. MURRAY, and
meJy knoWit as the DOWNEY HOUSE, and
opes to receita a continuance of the patronage ,
'a. liberally het:towed upon him during his many -1 *
batrs 'M the lt,Otel business. Every comfort and
nvenienect will be provided for travellets. Tha
leieest Liquor* and Cigara only kept in the Bar.
: careful and reliable hostler always in at tenelanee.
291 THOMAS KNOX, Proprietor.
F'OSTEWS HOTF.L, SEALFORTIEE.
ct-HOMAS FOSTER begs tb idforni his old_
"4 friends and the traveling pith& that he has-
'11eneit his new hotel; adiehana 'the Post Office
ittforth„ where: he has the very best accommoda-
)0 fo.t roan and beast.. The btait of liquors and
no -sat the hu' THOMAS POSTED..
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F.T...VSLIA-E.ItY STABLES, SEAFORTH, Ont.
cad HeasesAnd Cutufortable eludes, aiways
hand. Faventble Arrangement:4 made with
semescisi Travellers. All (littera left at Ktoax's
on, via be promptly attendeLt to.
itralea ,tato &MIME"; :—Third door North of
!ox'a Hotel, Main Streat.
01 THOMAS BELL, Proprietor.
_ ItISBY,
reVICSED) A.UCTIGAFER for - the County of
klittron. Snles kittended in all parts, of the Conn-
: .Aril oracle nuttle pereonailv or aent to Seaforth
Oflice will be promptly atieuded to. 327
ftir6taPal .113-neattiat4 C. lE.,
IlOVINCIAL :LAND I SURVEY011, Seaforth.
All" orderS left at thdMarnaion Itouse with Mr.
In Mirra--wii receik'e immediate attention.
erences—Dr. Coleman and Dr. King. 4111.'62
,..---,—• --.
S. " L KENNEDY; •
.aegE, sXG:.\7' and OIZNAlIENTALPAE),ITER
and (trainer. Paperhanging- also attended to,
It (Tone as cheap as ;by env other good work-
in the hhsiness. Alf orders left with Mr.
rtedy, orfor hire at the Ex miss -eon Office will
fromptly attended to. 279-26
sia- P. BRINEy
CENSED ArCTIONEEll for the County of
Huron. Sales attended in all parts of the
-be prompt y attended to.
nty, AIX "lidera left at the ExetauTon Office
E POR1U
11t, sobscaiber hereby' thankhi; nanuerotis
pmerainierehaats and others) for their liberal
prime during the past seven years, and hopes,
trict lute -gaily and dose atteution to basiness,
mit their coolideuee and trade in the future.
;
stiug greatly' enlarged Ilia pfentiees daring
.7;iiiter, he hallow prepared to pay the
EST CASK PR1PE
any quantity cif gited freah eggs, delitered
!EGO )eafPGRII-M,
igain street. Seaforth_
anted by the enhaeribea 25 tong of aood dr/
),VIIEA.T ST
1 D. D. -WILSON.
aeall!!1, 1a74. 323
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S. PORTER,
Patalanto. Berilker 112111 nithaaea. Broker.
877e
istEZ sE_L FoRTH.
- ...ompo3a00.01.
it, ow, but a feet.
Ge,'; abeal..." and .killevieli• Silver at cur-
aut rut; a. la lials ottena en au; ;1 farm profs-
" Slersts meta witlitatt lather. ilt reives
.'1*( -;:t, 411'11,3y. 2;) 1;er vent. interest
get it. ,
.;:tit Sit/ pNIIFt/ Trot)1
1`11 -t .';
pt I f .
OA, t ith tin hi... ()rider -
it Let . Ifeea ta aants, w2r;1',•A
tatioLe. ilon't be at he wt,o`t haat. :xta
' per ea.y. Agent:4 Walited.
All eia...aea ealtang
a of Lath at yeitie; or old. inake mots
rk for 'ID, their spare moiaante, orop-tlie
then et atra eine eke. Partieelars flee-
(i- s"1:1Nsf iS; a ce., tame, Mahn:. 2d4
MAY- 8, 1874.
4101111sr-...
GAI4TIRIS-
Ali exchange announces dea h in high
life in this fashion : The Dowager
Duchess of Richmond is dead. 1 She led
au uneventful life, and va pa9onate1y
fond of boiled salmon."
• —An uncle left eleven silver apoons to
his nephew in his will, addi ig, "He
.Imows,the reason 1 have not lef him the
whole dozen." The nephew h d stolen
one.
—Lynch Iaw-is probably has d on the
spirit of an old saying. Wheii despera-
does abound, honest people surtender to
their leaders an " ynch," and hei they
take an "1'" and make a co e called
1,2•Tribe eehltitwe,r"of :the Leavenwo h Daily
Argus remarks in the obituar of his
paper : "We went into, the business
aeterminea to run it or bust. whave
bua_...ste,And . d so we go," said e mel ber of a'
Boston School Committee - " ur great
.men are fast departing,—first 'Greeley,
then Chase, and now 6umner —and- I
don't feel very walltmyself."
, —A land agent in ColoradoemPited
to an enquiring emigrant, that all that
was needed to make the place --a paradise
was a comfortable climate, w ter, and.
good society. "That is all tha is lack-
ing in h-11," was the reply.
—Mr. Cobleigh left off his fl rinels on
oa Thursday, and on -Friday mo ning he
quietly said to his wife, "Mid Coblaidi
ged by iiddergloads dab gwick I'
—The "- bump of destructive ess"—A
railway collision:
.
—Mrs. Partington is colleoti g auto-
crats, anl will be grateful for a y speci-
mens of the handwriting of ex guished
char:lotus.
—Alittle boy heard his moth r tell of
18 head. of cattle being burnt t 6 other
night. "Weren't their tails bur t also?"
enquired the vetdant youth.
GOMPREHENSIVE.-:Preceptor : "Now;
can any of you tell me anything reniark-
able in the life of Moses ?') oy : •" Yes,
sir. He :was the only man who roke all -
the Commandments ' at once."
—"What do' you feed to yo r pig ?"
asked a neighbOr of a Al:mayor' er, Who
bought such an animal last N aierriber.a
Corn," he said. "Do you f ed it in
the ear ?" "D4 'yOU think 1 /1111 a fool?"
said the Manamoker, sarcastica y..
—An Irishma,n, who had jus landed,
said : "The first bit of mate I ever ate
in this country -was a roasted potato,
boiled yeaterdity ; and if you c on't be-
lieve me; I can .show it to you, f( I hare
it in my pocket."
— An old lady with a large family,
living near a river, was asked she did
not live in constant fear that so e (Adler
children would be drowned. " Oh, no,":
she replied, We have ouly lost hree
four in that Way."
--Wlitn her new bonnet ;corn s home.'
and doesn't 'suit her, or when s xe is suf-
fering from 'any other .aleat ef,' true
s3mpathy ex -presses itself best b letting
her severely 'alone. .No properi educat-
ed female wishes to undergo the inspec-
tion even of -f:taiiliar acquaintan .es, with I
her -eyes looking' like inflained r t -holes.
--An Iiisliman was brought before a
judge on oliarge of stealing; a widow's
pig. '1't," said. the judge, "w ,en you -
are brought face to face with the widow -
and. the pig on the great judgm ut day, s
what aecount can 'you give of :y drself ?"
"Wal you say the pig would be t ere, yer c
honor?" " To be sure I did.?' ` Well,
thin, yer riverence, Pcl Say, s. Mal- s
oney, there's yer pig.' ";
•11, 94.
An .A.berdeenshire 'Far IS er.
•
Yveeks and months, might pall on the
most ardent appetite for the sensational.
Mr. Skertchly attended them all,—iii-
deed, it would have been the greatest
breach of etiquette to have declined
them, on the•rele that it is the duty of
*revelers to see all that is to be een, but
he confesaes over and over again his re-
lief When darkness ,;e11 on the excited
`scene, and the .Icing sent him his "pass
rum," for without 1`11)11 in _gallons and
demijohns no action :n daily life is com-
plete in Abomey. —London Times.
. see --
How to Put on a Corset.
At this juncture t e Coroner desired to
shoW to the jury the course taken by the
ball, and for this Purpose produced the
corset worn by Mrd. Iurkhart at the time
of the tragedy. " ou see," said he—
and here he drew .thp corset around his
, waist- with the 1 a in front—' the
ball . Must have g tie in here from
behind. No, that can't be, either,
for the doctor says. the ball went in in
front. Confound it, I've got it on wrong.
Ah this is the way." (Here the (ioron-
er put the , corset ion upside down.)
Now, you sec," poi ting to the hole in
d directly over his
have gone in here.
r,
the handsomest
e in. " Dr. Still -
e got that corset
s. Stillman blushed,
1 " said. he, " I've
i I oughtto know
"Yes," said Mr.
. You had it right
tti•ings goliu front,
m together in the
? I think Isiught
If you it,
t e fullness in the
pose that's going
OU ,put i13 011 118
aid., Dr. Stilbnan,
the hips." "No,
tier. " that full -
else --this way ;
indicated where he
light to go. -
oulig ni.an with a
note book utider
ht the ladies Ed-
4Salocrir .e e.
very
Tian!
hedto oonvey the
w nothhig whatev.
e jury laughed" the
to scorn, and onei
t he thought the
If so green about
d to appear. The
orter, and it is
)r�bablll that his
LS limited as was
garment, which rest
hip, "the ball must
No, that can't be, ei
.Here Mr. Motile
man op the jury, br
man," said he, „" you.
on wrong." Here D
Ake a peonv. "We
been married twice,. a
130w tosaig a corset,"
Mather, "but you do
in the first place. Th
and the laaies clasp t
babla - Don't I know
to, I've been marrie
look here: (pointing to
top) . 'iloiv doyou s
to be filled up unless'.
suggest?" " That,
"why, that goes ovei
it don't," said Mi. M
ness goes someveher
and here Mr; Mather
thought the fullness
At this a pale -face
voice like a robin, an
his atm, said he tho
ways clasp their corse
paIe-faced young man
nocently, as if he w
impression that he kn
�r of the matter. T
pale -faced S7oving ma
of theni intimating t
young man • was not 1
women's dress as he ti i
young man was a. r
therefore exceedingly
knowledge was • fully
apparent from his su gestioni the Jury-
man to the contrary otwithstanding.
Here another juryan disc4Naared that
Dr. Stillman had the corset pn bottom
side up. " Doctor," aid he, " put it on
the other way.
• Then the doctor p t it on in reverse
order, with tbc lace 3 fr nt. This
)Ought the brillet soles di -eetly over.
the tails of his coat.
I don't- think,"
itthat the bullet wen
No I don't think
)1y. " Confound. it,
ix Married men. -in th
that knows how
erset."
Here the Chronicle eporter, who had
everal sisters and al ays keeps his eyes
pen, advanced and c nvinced Dr. Still-
man and Mr. Mather after much argil-
neut, that the laces' of a. corset go behind,
and that the garment s clasped in front.
After this explanation the course of the --
millet was readily tr deti; and, found to.
bear out the exPlanatice afforded by the
we physicians.
•
. .
81111 Mr. Mather,
in there, Doct3r."
t did," titias the re-
t s mighty funny—
s room and not one
.nt a woman's
few -.years ago there resided. near the
classic " Gadie," in Aber& enshire,
a farmer whom we shall use th liberty ,
of ailing John. His steading wa,s be-
side a thorouothfare from:, the low r to the.
upper, part of the Garrioch distri t. One;
night, during the snot,v-storm, he lite
Rev. Mr. Cook, parish minister f Glatt,
was driving past; and bewildere by the 1
snow, drove his conveyance ove a steep
bank and upset it. He cried a oud. for.,
assistance. John happened to ear and
going to the spot, belted dOWia on the
minister, and exclaimed, "Ay t his may
be a warnin' tilVs a'!" IV hat �iay be a
warninf till's a''!" said Ma Cook -harply,
"Nac to gut drunk," was John'2 laconic t
answer. "To you mean, sir, to. say t
that I am drunk ?" "I'm nae sa that d
ye're nae," answered Sohn. Cook u
remarked that if he impeached
being drunk- he would. prosecu
If ye wasna drunk, what WiS 3
tunablin' in there than ?" replied
perturbable John. At length IV
got set to rights and. drove home
days after, it occurred to John -t at Mr.
Cock -might 'bring hirn to tro ble,. so,
trudging away to the Manse 'o (Matt,
seven or eight miles -distant, he waited:
on the minister, who received hi kind-
ly, and askeci him to :stay to .dinner.
John remained, ibut unfortunate] 7, when
parting, said—" Weer, gweed da3 Nvi,' ye,
an' I hope Pll never see ye e same
state again." In a hut beside John's
steading there lived an old worolai , called
" Meg Wood," or some such nam . John
would fain have had her rernov d else-
where, but Meg Was not disposed to flit,
and as she was reputed a wite , John
was afraid to push the matter to xtrem-
W,y. In course of time, John sa his ac-
qUaintance. the Carpenter, pass no' his
door, and said, " Faari are ye gain ?"
"To measure Meg Wood' for her coffin,"
was the reply. Is she deed ?" agerly
inquired John. " Yes," said the carpen-
ter. " But are ye share. ,she's deed?"
again inquired John, somewhat i credul-
ollsiT "Yes, .1 arn sure she is dead,"
repeated the carpenter, and urning
away, he heard John , " She
widna flit for me, but hes the y for
bet ; ay, frith is he !— Bay./ Joto nal.
Marriage by Telegraph.
Somebody,—it is s lit aterial who,—on.
Jeing lcd. td the blo k, ad4iessing the
executioner, said.: " (J,ome ; use dis-
patch." History repea a itse f. At Bona-
parte, Ia., two young )eopl met at the
telegraph office, waitil sr to be married.
At Keokuk, in the tel grap office, sat a
clergyman, ready to >erfor the mar-
riage ceremony. It as to. be done by
elearaph, 3and. the bri legro in, awaiting
he happy moment ( f his execution,'
oubtless made use of the ame phrase
aga. Dispatch
ttered, years ancl ye'
o,. 1 came from the nunster directmg
he pair to clasp hand
as a brief pledge ; dipatch No. 3 was
he acquiescence of th
ies ; and dispatch
lessing: In this age
aph, there is no reas
y lightning should. n
nd common as clivor
he latter may be all t
ained by reason of th
un with N
6 him. t
e deein' w
the im- t
r. Cook t
Some b
gr
a
; dispatch No. 2
contracting par -
0. 4 the priestly
f steam and tele -
n why marriages
be as popular
es by lightning.
e more easily oh-
foriner.
3 ,----
glirs`pircus scaip-
'ho too
gentle youth was
he accuraCy of his
when the .leonine
h ang,ty claw and
it with the air of
-----eaaaae—
Drinking *Freaks ofl the I
itantE of ,Dah1omey.
Court life tt-t Abomey is anyth 'lig but
easy; and least of all daring the annual
"Customs," which, with little inter-
mission, la:it for months. ,! Some people
may think that it is an easythin to sit
under an umbrella like the, " Orr at Mo-
gul l3aba," for 16 hours at a stret h. the
monotony ofXourt routine boing elieved
by driuking rim and muscatel, he
ni-
CeSiiut firma of gnns, the furiott dances
of nadreds of A Means, and
occ sional
hilarity being consummated. by t
.eneral
pas de deux with tno King, the
e
a several victims thrown from from spilgaht
form, tied, up in baskets, whose heads
were slowly- hacked off by impiomptu
executioners, aJl the great noble.
Peting to discharge that horrid. duty. -
0n such occasions the King, after dance
to rouse his spirits, drinks spirits r wine
out of the skull of a petty king w mil he
had slain with his own hand, wh Ie the
whole infuriated crowd demand to be led
against the hated Abbeokuta, that t may
be broken and destroyed utterly. Such
C°11rt ceremonies, prolonged for da s and
‚4
11
hab-
A LIONESS in Forepa
ed a Baltimore boy
close to her cage. Th
endeavoring to exhibit
saliva at short range,
maiden mashed him wi
licked the blood froxn
an epicure.
FARMERS A
The Cham
Harr
TENTION-..
ion Iron
w,4
ALEX. STEWART SEAFORTHI,
J' AS on hand a large num er of Iron Harrows
. of his own manufaeta whi h he can MIT-
-antes as beilag'one of the b st wor ing and most
serviceable Harrows made. nefcrnce is made to
the following gentlemen am 4 ng ot ers who have
these Harrows in use : F avler, Hallett;
Wm. Fowler and N. Cosens Tuck rsmith ; jantes
McIntosh, Hugh Grieve, ,A.ngn. McLeod and
Charles Dodds, McKillop ; John Sellers, Grey.
These Harrows are guarante d to ve satisfaction.
A millibar of first -doss LI E -WAGONS for
sale. Wagens also made to orde , or painted if
desired. liorseshoeing, rep iring and general job-
bing attended to prompt' - as Usual. Charges
moderate ancl work good,
Remember the brick karaith shop, Main
Street, Seaforth.
327
THE
HURON PLAN
1tX., STEWART. *
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NCI MILL.
.21:IESSRS. GRA] 4: SCOTT
,EG to announce that t ey have Commenced
business in the shop 1 tely en:copied by Mr.
3lartin, and are now prepareld to fill orders for
Sashes, Doors, _Minis, Mouldings,
And all kinds of planed iuhIf.be. •
CHEESE BOXES AW SETTERS,
ALM GATES H1 RACKS, &e.
I
A, good stock of Seasoned 4nmbor on hand. •
Factory and lumber yard on Goderich street-,
near Main street. -
jig Sawing and Custom Pliining neatly done.
A. GRAY. W. H. SCOTT.
•,•
WHO WAN- 8; CHAP DRY GODS?
.u.i If you want td seeIt Good Asortrrient 1 1
0 H - '
of G od,s1 ca. I at HILLi'S.
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If you want t buy Cheap Goods, y
thein at HILL'S.
If you want to get F
MILLIN
A good assortment of
111.-s)-,aue for
u will get
your money, spend :it at HILL'S.
I
THE CHEAPEST LOT OF
'
ERY A TD MANT
IN TO VN.
BOOTS and TOES, and a Spl
GROCTIES,-
t HILL'S Cheap
0 One d or north of the l+t Office, Seafortle
LES
endid Stock of
ash Store,
1i
SEEIDS SE DS 7,
WILSON 84 YOUNG'S, EAFORTILI.
FIELD AND .CA
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WAR
ST RECEVED A PULL STOCK OF
DEN SEED 'OF EVERY JESCR1PTION,
ANTED FRESH AND od OD.
SWEDE TURNIPS.
Weathary Improved. which hoe taken prleee, whe -ever grown.; Carter' Imperial, one of the be0
varieties [nnwn m tins countr,4 ; Scirving'slmprov a Purple Top, also a ood variety and well known.;
-White Dutch Swede, new vatiety, highly reconnn uded.
1, FALL TURNIPS.
White Globe, °now Aberdeen, and several other well ; 'DONVll varieties.
CAR7OTS.'
White Belgian, te Orthe, Long Or fige, Scarlet Inter
ediate, -and others.
,
. MANGOLDS. ...
, 1
reliabld Seedemen in the Oo ntry, and will be sold cheap. S
"peciali . offered to 4 bbers
Long Red and Yellow GI be.—All the above tar °ties have been putducements chased from the best ancl most
and parties purchasing larg qoantities.
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CROCERIES, LIQU RS AND PROVIS ONS CHEAP ND COOD AS Ub AL.
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Daily expeeted-Our Spring Stock of Crockery, iithieh will be well wi rthy of Inspection.
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GRAND
MILLINERY
WILSO & YOU,
Af.PENIING
ON MONDAY, APRIL 2
UR. KIDD would announce to the Ladies Of Seaforth and sa
engaged the services of a " I
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rroun ling country that 'e has
FIRST-CLASS MILLINER,
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From one of the most Fashionable Houses in the P.iovince, to take dbarge
ment, whici comprises all the leading novelties of the season in
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Ifa,ts, Bonnets, Bonnet illaterials,iFlowers;* Feathe s and Ribbon,,
In great variety and color. Also:a large and eleganti assortment of
HAIR coops,.
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Such as Chignons, Braids, Coronet Braids, Switches, &c). All :these goods a e neer and of the latest
importations from the Enropean and Ametiean raosicets, and have bean sele .ted vtith great are and
judgment, - 1 ,
1.:-.- An early inspection is selicited, and all orders will be attended to w th promptness, and dbne
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in the neatest style.
TIIONT.A8 KIDD, Main trent, Seaford].
of his Millinery
Depart-
TE
AS,
TEAS, TEAS
A large. quantity of Green Teas, Black Teas, Gunpowder Teas an japan Teas,
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OF EXCELLENT QUAILTY AND AT VERY LOW PRIES.
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GOLDEN PADLOCK.
_ffi_W 0 0 1_10 __A_TDS
ONITREAL GUT NAILS,
• Car Load American Waterlime„
fr.ilTE CAR LOAD •SP.ADES AND SHOVELS,
0 1TON4'L AMERICAN
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ANNEALED FENCING WIRE, Oiled and Galvanized, -
T- HINGES,
WHITE LEAD, PAINTS AND LINSEED OILS.
-Stock of ororilthing in our line.
!JOHNSON BROTHERS,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
tagc
NICHO 'S ANNATTO,
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THE BEST MADE,
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twit standing the lute duty that lui-s been put on TEAS we will give our customers the silvan -
of o r early purchases, by sslhnt. ati olt1 figures.
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10 lbs. ofvery god -Tea for $4,
11 lbs. of our best ollar Tea, something extra, for $9.
'E. HICKSON & Co.
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DUTY ON TEA AND COFFEE.
Notwithstanding the imposition of a heavy Tariff on
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LAIDLAF Continues to Sell at Old Prima.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST .)WAS AND COFFEES
TOW,N GO TO
AIDLAWS,
Next door to the Post 011The, Main Street, Sea oath.
STOVES & TINWARE -
Of ell kinds, and hi. endless var ety at
MRS. WHITNRY'S,,
1 Oarmi haers Block, Main stree eaforth.
COAL OIL,
I Pure, goo and cheap:0010105de awn' tail at Mrs.
WITT 'NE "i:7€4
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CUSTOM WORK ,
Of all kinds promptly attended to an4i neatly exe-
cuted i "
308 MRS. 'WHITNEY
EA OIRTII PLANING MILL,
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SA H, O'OR AND BLIND EIACTORY
T
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trust
of the
Par
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large
ALSO A FULTt STOCK OF
General Groceries, Wines
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Liquors and Provision.
• The Subsciiber wishes it understood that his Goods -will
Jays Give Satiecction or Ow Money will be1ii9-etilrned.
JAMES M
Chequered Store
RPHY,
Main Street, Seaforth.
SEAFORTH FOUN
KERR & WORTH
Wish to inforin the people of Huron and public generally that they have lease(
for a term of years, and are now prepared to manufacture all kinds of
Castyags Straw Cutters, Sawing
Plows, and other Farmingg Jmpl
We are also prepared to do REPALIIMG of every description.
The undersigned have had long experience in the Foundry business, and are
satisfaction hall their work.
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KER'R &
RY.
the Seaforth Foundry
achines,
ments
repared to guarantee
ORTH.
sub8criber begs leave to thank his nirmerons
toniJ&s for the liberalpatronage extende4 to
nee ounnencing business in aforth, and
that he may be favored with a-eontinuance
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les i tending to build -would do tvell to give
call, as he will continue to keep on hand a
took of all kinds of
DRY PINE LUMBER.,
S ,
DLO S, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
•S INGLE6*, LATH, ETC.
He eels 'onfident of giving satisfac4on to those
who e ay f vourlim with their patronage, an none
but • st-el ssaverkmereare employed. 1 .
art* ular attention paid to Custom Planing
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201 JOHN 11. BROADFOOT.
THE SEAFORTH
LIT BER YARD.
AEE rik MA:CDON ALD
BE4 to lafortn the 'Public that Viet, have re-
m ved their Lu.mber Yard to the lot between
thel; erch nts Salt Company's Works and Mar-
shall' M'
'Ph v wiJI keep constantly on band a good assort-
ment f AJL KINDS OF LUMBER, tItessed and
.undressed Also, LATH AND SHINGLES, all of
which the.* are prepared to sell at the lovest possi-
ble price, for Cash. Also. on hard any quantity
of the best ACTON LIME.
Builder. (old others will find it to their advan-
tage tio ins eat our stock, and ascertain oar prices
befall par ha sing elsewhere, as we are in a position
to offer god(' indticeraents to cash porehasera.
160 MABEE & MACDOALD.
OPENED OUT.
FOS ER'S OLD STAND.
-J M ES Wp.IGHT
J' AlI ened in the store next the Seaforth
ry and adjoining Foster's Hotel, a full
and compl
STO Of 01100-11ES.
i4 ea are Good,
His Sugars Cheap,
And his Spices Strong,.
CaI BUG give them a trial.
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JAMES WRIGHT.
BURST OPEN.,
One night Itist week,
John Logan's Old Stand.
CAUSE—A LARGE NEW STOCK OF
FRESH GROCERIES%
TAMES REDMOND bas opened out in John
" Logan's old and well-known stand a-niee stock
(if Fresh
GROCERIES,
comprising everything -which should be found in a
first-rate Grocery Store.
FLOUR and -FEED on band.
He solicits a call, and will guarantee satisfac-,
tion.
819 J. REDMOND.
SHROUDS 1 SHROUDS
M. ROBERTSON,
CABINET MAVHIR AND UNDERTErrilli,
- Johnson's Old Stand,
gain street; Seaforth, has now on hand a good
. assortment of
STIIR/CYT-TID S
Which he can furnish cheaper than they
got elsewhere.
EXTRACTING TEETH WITHOUT
PAIN.
rt CARTWRIGHT, L. D, S„ Surgeon Dentist
kj• attends in Seaforth, at Knox's Hotel, the first
Tuesday and Wednesday of eachmontli; in Clintnn,
at tbe Commercial Hotel, on tlae following Thurs-
days and Fridays. The remainder of the time at
his Stratford office.
Parties requiring new teeth are requested to tall.,
if at Seaforth and Clinton, on the first days of at-
tendance.
Testimonials of over 500 patients who have had
their teeth extracted by the nee of the Gas, may
be teen at my offfee office in Stratford.
Teeth inserted in the most substantial and Ira -
pro ;ell stylea.
FillMg done in gold, &c., in a Manner which
cannot be surpassed. 237 -
REMOVED. REM�VED.
M. ROBERTSON,
Cabinet-maker and Undertaker,
HAS REMOVED his ware-roomto
JOHNSON'S' OLD STAND,
Ma.in.strent,Seaforth,
Where he has on band a superior stoek of Punt -
tore of every description.
CALI, AHD SEE IT.
UNBEETAKING.
Having purchased Mr. Thomas Bell's HEARSE
I am prepared to attend funerals on the shortee,
notice, either in town or conntty.
Coffins, All Sizes,
Kept constantly on hand.