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'EN TIUES ITS WRIGHT IN Goat,. ao
OW ANYTHING Or IT ? IF x 0 Tir IT IS
wIaB YOU DID.
but few preparations 'of inedteene
xe withsteted the impartial judgment of
le for any great. length of time. One of
L'ECOXes" ELECTRIC OIL, pureiy a prepan
;ix oteorae of the best oils that are known,
possessing virtues of in, own, Scientific
is blow that metlielnee may bc formed of
eteediente in certain fixed proportions of
owen and producing effect's whien could
;nit frem the use of arty tme of' Wein, or in
cambinations. Thus in the ` prepazatio
1 a chemical cinInge takes piece,* termini,
Ind which could. not .bY any poesibllity
rni any other combination or' proportione
,ente ingredients, or any otheringredients,
rely different from anything eVen before
Le width proances the most teet oniehing
ul hat tug a \liner range of applieatieli
inedielim ever before discovet ed. It corte
, alcohol or other volatile liqaids, ceose.
loses nothipg ley evaporation. Wherever
.011 get the benefit of every drop ; whereas
ter peeperations nearIv all the alcohol
lat 'MIT, yon g,et only the small
es which they may coutain.
S. N. THOefAS. PittanseN.
aoitigitoP LYMAN, Toronto, Out.,
ati.for the Dominion,
--Eneetric—SeIected anlEieotrized.
• Seafortle by E. Ilickeon & go -Iola n‘
1LEDflti.
Seatorth, (late of Cafronbrooln)
ener for the County Ed Perth. Omen era
6 over Johnson, BrothersHeed:ware Store,
eaThit at DR. KING'S office will be at-
dav or nielit.
281
.-erEnnenE, M., D., C. M., Physielan. Sure
en, etc., Coroner for the County of Timone
• Residence, corner of Market awl Hig,h.
aext to the Planing Mill.
_
....11PBELL, (Graduate of MORI Univer-
; alontreal) Coroner for thte 00unty of
Offiee-.—Next door to Calder Brothers'
Weeks, awl opposite McCallnut's
:eet, Seaforth, near the Railway Stetion.
;el URGEON,Dentist, az.,seaforth,
k-1 Ontario._ Plate .work, latest
styles,. neatly executed. U sur-
gical operations performed with
Le oMptitude. Fees as low as eau be ob-
lseAcre. Office hour', from
poen aver eIre As G. McDougall's Store,
273
ONS. S., Licentiate and Prize -
tit of Cornell University, Ithaca, 'N.Y., and.
:0 of Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto,
led permanently ie. 'CUM, where he will be
.adv and. -willing to attend to all kinds of
, iu all kinds of animals (mm eacepted),
rids of weather,. and at ail hours. Res -
ad office two- dome east a Cotakee Tem -
319
/UNARY SURGEON.—D, McNAUGHT,
begs to announce tO- the inhanitants ot
and surroundhig -country that he has
arded the diploma of the Oaten° Veterin-
qe, and is now prepaxed to treat dieeases
e and Cat de and all doinestie enneals. Ele
ied an office in connection with his Ixerse-
ShODy wherothe, will be found ready to at -
calls. Diseases of the feet enecially at-
e. Residence, office and shop in the zear
ren & ew Store._ AII 'kinds of Vete
Medielpes kept constantly on hand.
:reasonable. 229
matcmaLt, Veterinary Surgeon, (mem-
•of the Ontario VeterineTy Canteen -begs
ate that he hag returned to the practice of
B.Saieta inSeatforth, and may at all times be
el. en the diseases of Horsee, Cattle, &c.
ery medieinea constantly on hand. All
oteptly attended to. Office, at Mansion
ietefoxtle. 273
LEGAL
,LEET, Solicitoe, Winehent, has been ape
eted Agent fur the Colouitel Seertrities Cola-
l',111.eland, he is also Agent for several pri-
eittdists of Toronto, who loan Money at
leonable nttes. Iute.rest payable yearly
t moderate.
ham, Dec. 15, 187I. 213
UGHEY HOLMESTED, Banisters, At
neys at Law, Solicitors in Chancery and
ley, Notaries Public and Conveyancers.
re for the R. C.Bank, Setiforth. Agents -for
ada. Life Aesurance Compauy,
enee.30--,000- to lend at 8 per cent. Farms,.
and tote for sale. 53
_
YN
& MEYER, Barristers. and Attorneys
'awe Solicitors in Chancery and Ineolveney,
facers, Notaries Pub -lie, etc. Un—Sea,-
1 Wroxeter. $n3,000 of Private Funds to
t once, at Eight per cent. Inteteet, payable
5a
exsox. H. W. r. eranint.
SQUIBB, Banieternittoruey fn dance
&e., Goderich, Ont. Oflice—over 3. C.
;00.`s Emporium, Market Square. 269
eventtion & Ate -Donald,
•STERS, Attorneys, Solicitor"; in Chancery,
Brussels,. Out. Office -t -two doors needy of
Office. ,
IteITIER, DANIEL MeDONAtD,
Goderich.
Wanda.
'S ROTEL, SEAFORTI.1„-- Thomas.
N: be,, to state to his old friends and
ravelling ttublie, that he he. leased the
tely occupied by air. MURRAY, and.
known as the DOWNEY 11CeITSE, and
receive ae otexatinnance of the petronage
ily bestolted upon him during his many
-the hotel, busieess. Evere- comfort and
nee will be provided for travellers. The
Liquors and Cigars. only kept in the Bar.
t and reliable hoetier alevaye iu attendance.
THOMAS K.NOX, Proprietor_
lVS HOTEL,. SE.A.F011TU.-
kS FOSTER bege to inform his old
Is and the traveling publie thtet he has
is new hotel, adjoining the Post Office
where he has the very best accommoda-
uan and beast. The best of liquors and
the ben THOMAS FOSTER.
takir.BRIke
FIAlarn; LIVERY AND SA.Lk STABYARS •
e—at Murray's Hotel, Sea.forth. Good
ed Itrst-elass Couveyancee always on hand.
S LIVEItY STABLES, SEAFORTH, Ont.
t s and Comfortable Vehicles, alwaya
,- Favorable Arraugeinente Matte with
itIl'ravellers. All enters left at Ketor'n
be promptly attended to.
A141) STABLES it0Or North of
_etel,, 'Main Street.
THOMAS BELL, Proprieter-
E. LUSBY
i,ED AUCTIONEER for the County of ,
r--4#1sit atteratcd in all part, of the Connederemade personally orsent to Seaford'
e will be promptly at -tended toe 327
awnet Brodie, e.
NMI. LAND ,$-",I•ItYE VOD, Sottfortb.
"nites left at the 31aush n House with Mx-
ink- will reeeive attentiOn.-
les --"Dr. Coltman and Dr. King
1*52
S. L KENNEDY,
ION and oitxAmExTAL PAINTER
r. Paperhanging also sittendotL to.
eheap as by any other good work -
hi . ei All orth•rs left with. Mr -
ler. iirn at the 1.1‘r.ost-roit Office will
itly aLtemled to. 279-26.
P.• BR N
U rc rioNFER_ for the County of
!SU. S4les attended in all parts Of the
!All (..rdels left at tin., Exposrron. Office
emeittly attuned to,
-
faciPer day. Agents wanted.,
Ali i't f workiug
t t sex, youvg or old, Make more
111 tht r spare moruents, ,r all the
tu atything else: Particulars free.
ie. STINSON Co., Portland, Maine. 284
AVOU) QUACKS,
pl of early indiscretion, causing nervous
ty, prematuan decay, &c., having tried in.
Y advertised remedy, has discovered a
`eani of self -cute, whieh he will send free
.4)w-suffizers. Address, 3. a REEVES,
Street, New York.
AY .15, 1874.
GAIETIES.
sick man on George street ",fe fely
the circus in hiss complaint, ' on
day nigirt--- at least that was hat
-avant reported to a caller Tu day
ev
A stranger who threw a ten -c °liar
into the contribution -box: of Sa-
vo ah church got trusted for. tive bon-
a dollars' worth of goods next d y on
the stfength of it.
'he world is full of men -who will
• and
for
blest
nt
til
at
of
se
tra
rfnIly " boss a...job% for a della
If, a day, when five dollars a da.
al work would not be the sli
ptation for them:
A printer wanted at this offic
atoll who can make up the nil er so
every man's advertisement as ill be
he toff of the eolumn.- No abet
printer nef.d apply.
A sniall,boy in New -Haven ifl
sation for a Short time by q
daring a card beariwr the ,
ake one'," from a lot of °handbi
fro t of store to a basket of oran
- A performance of educated flea
th present time attracting much
tio at Berlin, At a. relent exhi
on of most aecoMpliShed of t
se ts, obeying a sudden impulse
na. e, sprang from the table anc
re age on the person. of an illus
I The exhibitor was in deep
tI
saa he artatld be mailed unless it
be recovered. The lady good nat
re ired to mi. adjoining room, and
ew minutes' absence, return&
flea between her thumb au
er. The exhibitor took it e
e one look at aaid then, wita
embarrassment, said, " Yonr High -
swill pardon me, but this is n t the
lit flea. -
—A contemporary mentions
n ar-sighted hen which mistook s
Indian meal, ate heartilsr t
n laid a nestfld of wooden kno
three weeks batched out -a 'set
-farniture. "
a -A small bey got another boy,
hat smaller than .hiniself, clown
mad yesterday, ancl got hold
ears, nlacing his knee in the
e boy'alaack, and asked him in
lone farce, just repeating the long
speeehes twice without ever having seen
the words myskelf, and got through it
actually every word."
WORKING HIS WAY OUT.—A l'qew
:York corresponclent -writes of the late
Fitz JameS 0:Prien : " O'Brioif had a
penchant fel. moving from lodgings to
lodgings, leding his library in pledge
for rent until he redeemed it or notified
the landlady of his abandonment. Books
came to him. freely from ptiblishers, and
a ne-w one soon accumulated. He once
found hinattelf involved in debt to a
number of .small but annoying 'creditors. ,
Necessity spurned him into action. He
laid in a supply of beer and provisions, eL. •
bought a coffee-pot and a few cans of
preserved ;milk, wrote on. a card "out of LL
kind town," nailed up his door, himself in-
side, and ;Wrote himself out of debt by
poems, 1i:tag-tittle sketches and a play, in
two -weeks., ce)ming out of Ws self-inflict-
ed ireprisonthent healthy and happy,- to
fete the event by a two hundred dollar
dinner at Delmonico's, at which. the
guests reinained until breakfast next
Morning."
•
THE PA, ...A SURES OF IMAGINATION. —The
cynic defined love to be an insane desire
to pay smile young woman's board. An
old bachelor in Orleans County, Vermont;
pondering marriage, set the table in his
lonely abode, with plates for' himself
and an imaginary wife and five, children.
He then sat down to dine, and as often
as he helped himself he put the saine
• quantity on each, of the other plates,
and surveyed the prospect, at the same
,
tune computing -the cost. He remains a
bachelor.
ade a
ietly
-ords
Lis in
es.
is at
tten,
e
f its
took
rious
ir, as
truant was *his best pertorme - land
could
redly
after
with
fore-
gerly,
th
n
1
It.
4.
t
TM: UNKINDEST OUT.—We recom-
mend the following to the Premier's se -
hat a rims considefatiou. For such an em-
er alley as this he will do well to pro.
vide by adding a clause to his Election
bill. It is 'a fact that • at the election
for Staleybridge in Lancashire a voter
drew the image of a, donkey's head on
-
some. his ballot paper,- opposite the name of
on the one of the candidates. When the re-
f both turning Lofficer came- ,to examine the
all of votes, .he rejeeted this paper, On the
a very ground that the Voter had. put some
wdust
ereof,
s, and
f par -
1,
rsuasive manner if he would -e him mark upon it try which he could be iden-
at white alley of - hien? The
• in the affirmative. How e
• settle thingswhen one goes
lieright way !' • .
—A coaple recently applied to
ersey justice to be marriet
techising the, lady the .Justice.
hat- she: h.acl a husband living, and had
ever been divorce d from _
hi
oung man thereupon, deel,arecl t
bstaele was- . insarMonntable,
ay- re, tified.
sy it is
•out it
a Ne'w 777
. On
learned
. The
at the
nd , the
remony could not take' pia e. "1±
hat ia the trouble," said the would-
" just take my litt e pistol
nd shoat that nasty husband of mine on
hepot."
Thin l<Po-win' Dog of Tra kee.
He came in from Truekee eadows,
yesterday, did this level-headH clog.
He rode in by the side of his ne ter on
a load of potatoes; He was not
dog, not a dog of blue blood, and
gree. He was a tall, gaunt,
haired, wild-eyed looking brim
of unrecorded pedigree. As th
carrying man, dog, and potato
for it time in front of a ..saloon in
street,- one of a, party of half
loungers thereabout made som
in regard. to the appearance of t
when thus snake ye horny -ham
sy-headed tiller ,of ye soil:
thataia'ta, -party dog, 1 k
like me, Oakes no pretensions
heaaty—but he's just the
knotinest dog that ever wore hat. He's
got more instink, that dog has, -an' more They are Dressed Genteelly.
pen'tration, iusight into hunian na-
tar', jist in that ugly old cabeza o' his They are Dressed. Comfortably
than can be found in. the heds a a whole
laza fall of yer eddicated to
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If yo want to see. 'a
I of Good call
Good Assortment
If you want to y Cheap Goods, you will
I them at HILL'S.
If you wait to
1
get Full Value for your
Imoney, spend it at BILL' `.
THE OFTEAPEST LOT OF
MILLItERY .AND MANTLES
IN TOWN.
A good asalOrtea
1 '
0 One door nerth o
nt of BOOTS and SHOES., and a Splendid Stock
GROCERIES, -
At HILL'S Cheap Cash Stor
the Post Office, Sealorth.
HSVO Elad' c1V3H0
A STANDARD OF FASHION 1
• . May be found in any snit from
A. G McDOUGALL'S
One Price Establish/men&
For Finest Clothing always up to the times.
a pretty
high de- ' ` - . . ,
81-?aggr- THE LATEST NOVELTIES
Ie beast , :
' .
wagon '
. Are laid on the Counterfast ass as they eome out.
s, hatted
North C , - .
a dozen - , •
'reraark Gentlemen. Clad Here
SEEDS!
WILSON! &
e canine,
ed, &ow-
' Fellers,
o e'
o nateral
urn d us t
a
Have these advantagesomong others:
•
•
They are Dressed in Style.
ppodles an' side -W hat I pit
for is regd.= human sense ;
the darndest clog! Now ef I c
from town perfectly sober Wi
him to look after the ranch) it
do your hearts good to see tha
-off what a sense of appredati
of me. Fellers, his gorgeous
stands aloft ; he skyugles
runs on afore inc a serapin' up
with his - hind. feet, sendin'
a-flyin'; he holds up his head
in a cheerful an' manly ton
escortin' me forward an'
feelin.
he'd holed a woodchuck 1
come home full of tangle -leg,
ers' delight and. terrantiler
that is the darndest sharaede
ever saw. He jist takes one ook at me .HATS AND
an' he knows it all. Down g ies his tail,
he lops his years, hangs his h ad, , squats la the Latest English, American and Canadian
his back, an' looking back rt w an' then., Styles: .
he slinks off an' crawls under the barn—
actually ashamedqo be seen about the
that I own him. I tell Sroil, fellers, he's ; , GENTS' FURNISHINGS
premises fur fear somebody'll find out
the cussedest dog for right lU.t an' out
Compleie in the
human senat se thever was se a in. these ! ,
parts, and. Truckee Aledders i pisoud that
he war pupped. that 1"—Calif linia Paper. NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
ndogs—
el him They are Dressed in Well Made
1IL
he's jist rnents.
me home
n I've left They are Dressed
-ould just
ments.
dog show
n he's (rot
They are Tressed Economically,
Gar-
in Well Fitting Gar -
tail then
bout; he
he yearth
SEEDS! SEEDS—IF
of
N6TED
A.T
YOUNG'S, SEAFOkT
1
JUST liE0EVED A FULL STOCK OF
FIELD AND - CARDEN ,SEEDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
WARRANTED FRESH ..AND COOD.
SWEDE. TURNIPS.
Westbury Improved: whieli has taken prizes wherever grown, Carter's Imperiali one of the best
varieties grown in this country ; Scinting's In:proved Purple Top, also a good varietfe and ell known;
White Duteli Swede, new yariety, Inghly xecoramended.
And they s -elect their Clothing from the Fresh -
the chips est, Finest axed most eompli
ete aesortment n et -
an' barks forth, under the management of
of voice, - -
prouder'n a
T
at let me • . •
heep-herd-
juice, and
't dog yer
K. Anderson.
CAPS
FALL, TURNIPS.
Mite Globe, Yellow kberdeen, and several other well known varities.
1
I . CARROTS.
Whitt' Belgian, White Orehe, Long Orange, Scarlet Intertheniate, and other'.
- M/344GOLDS.
Long Red and Yellow GIoben-All the above varieties halm been enunha.sed ITO)31 the b st and most
reliable Seedanneein the Country, nu& will be sold cheap. Special inducements offeret to Jobbers
and peados purer ming large quentittes.
. 1
.CROCERIESli LIIQUORS AND PROVISIONS CHEAP AND COOD A
Daily enpected—Our Spring Stock of Crockery, which willbe well worthy of Inge (union
• WILSON &
Behind the Scengs.
60thena the well known aetor and im- A large assortment in
personater of Lord 'Dundreary, in an in- '
terview in After-pinner, says : "Does
acting tell on me ? Yes, ind ed, i it: does.
Until the last. tys I have never
, From_ 65e to
given myself more than fou t weehs' rest
. two ear
it a -year. 1 have noticed the wear and
tear of my constitution because my lab-
-ors are heavier than the pubhe know any-
thing about. I will give the work of one
day, when there is a matinee!. 1 perhaps
MEN'S SHIRTS,
Remember the place, 777..
EesOnsserrysiossmillsm.smou.sot-s. -sa•smos
rr _
A. G. McD OUGAL L.
i
have a scenic aroperty re
nd phearsal at ,
9 o'clock, company reh arSal at 10
o'clock, and this rehearsal 1„
sts until 1
o'clock, 1 have half an honir for lunch ;
go On the stage at 2 o'clocll, and act till
half -past four ; I dine at five ; from six
to seven rest; g s o'clock on the stage
again: • the performa.nce is over at ten
and a 'half, or a quarter of ieven ; and
then I am so weary that fter a light
supper I am compelled to o once to
lied. In my early clays wbjen a star ac -
of buying printed. books, I al3vaeltireincisuteenatcl-
tor had to write out his ON
1y written and studied twelve long parts
a week, and each of these were seven
lengths, making an aggregate of twelve
times three hundred and eight lines of
- fresh matter per week: This Wa.§. to ar-
rive at the mere question of getting the
words into my head ; the analyzation.of
the character being another thing to 'do
afterwards. I have had to study all day
when 1 was not ra ehearsinor eating and
to go straight home fromtlhe theatre at
night and stay up till thre4 and four and
five in the morning'I have :been obliged
to get up at 8 o'clock tbe same morning,
read my parts ever again and go to a re-
hearsal at 10 o'clock. .I got my memory
80 well cultivated. that 1 at last would
ge4 my wife to read through a
•
EGG EMPORIUM.
USUAL
TING.
GRAND OPENING
MILLINERY
AT •
1 ID ' 8 ±\ /I I CD ? IT 1VI
ON MONDAY, APRIL 20T
RIR. KIDD- would announce to the Ladies of Soolorth and surrounding
engaged the services of a
FIRST-CLASS. MILLINER,
,
From one of the most Fashionable Itouses in the Province, to take charge of li
- _
met, which comprises all the leading novelties of the season iu
i
_Hats, Bonnets, Bonnet Materials, _Flowers, Feathers
In great -variety and color. Also a, large and elegant aisortineut of .
,
HAIR 'GOODS,
'Such as Chignons, Braids, CoronetBronds, Switches, &c. All shese goods are n w an
,
importations from the European and American markets, and have been selected . yin.'
i .
ti-• An early inspection is solicited, and an orders evill be attended to with p nmpt
judgment. ' .
in the neatest.style.
THOMAS AS K IDD Main Str ot
, - ,
Tbe subscriber hereby thanks his numerous
customers (merchants and others) for their liberal
by strict integrity and dose attention. to business, JAMES MURPHY,
to merit their eonfidence and trade in the future. I
patronage during the past seveu years, anii hopes,
the winter, he is now prepared to pay the 1 Cheqiiered Store, Main Street, Sealorth
...Pa*.
Having greatly enlarged bis premises during •
HIGHEST CASH PRICE HARNESS ! HARNESS. '
,Fuottrhaeny qattntity of good fresh eggs, delivered
GO- .
EEMPORIUM; TRUNKS, , , COLLARS,
INLA Street, Seeforth, - i\\\\\\\f
W
clean -WHEAT STRAW. LASHES, by the subscriber 25 tons of good dry !BAGS,
WHIPS, ! ill\ \ i / VALISES,
- D. D. WTLSON.
.e
328
SEAFoRTH, March 18, 1874, COMB a BRUSHES &.
. , g
7
onntrr that be has
7 7 7
,
TH IS POPULAR 'ESTABLISHMENT
3
7 7 7
FOR STYLISH AND CHEAP GOODS.
-just
Received, ex.. SteneneEr PRUSSIAN, from Glaiigow, it variety of
NE* SU MMER
Which will be o
ALL PROFITS
DRY GOODS,
ered at prices in suit the time.
4
ANb QUICK RETURNS.
All Goods Marked ii Plain
igures. .N -o Two Prices.
A. G. McDOUQ-ALL.
E DUTY ON TEA AND COFFEE.
Notwithstanding, the imposition of a heavy Tariff on
3DCQFPEE
Lte.IDLAW Oontinnes to Sell at Old Priees.
1? THE BEST 4,.Y"D CHE41-"E,.52' -TEAS AND COFFEES
IiY TOW.S, CO TO •
L AIDLANV'S,
•
Net door o the Post Office, Main Street, Seaforth.
SIGN
OF THE
..
Is lililinery Depart-
' .
C entl'1)ibbeee `,
.1
TE
of the latest
eae Care and
esif, and i done
eaforfb.
A large quantity of Green Teas, Bionic Teas, Gunpowder Teas and Ja
OF EXCELLENT
an T
QUAILTY AND AT VERY LOW
ALSO A FULL STOCK OF
General Groceries, 14Vines., Liquoi-s and
as,
N
COLDER PADLOCK.
TWO CJ?r IODS
TREAL CUT NAILS,
Car Load A iE rican Waterlime,
GAR LOAD SPA'DES AiY_D- SHOVELS,
WO TONS AMERICAN T HINGES,
ANNEALED FENCING !WHIR, Oiled and.GalTanized,
WHITE LEAD, PAINTS AND LINSEED' OILS.
Complete Stock of evvr1jthivl—i721 oler line. .
TOV
Of all Id
MRS-.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
.1 MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
S 131. TINWARE !,1,URST
as, and in endless variety !It. - One night last week,
WHITNEY'S,
Carmichae s Block, Main street, Seaforth. .
OAL
Fore, good am cheap, wholesale and retail at Mr.
HITNETS
%
CUSTOM WORK
0 all kinds p °raptly attended to -end neatly ex
I
cnted. .
398 MRS. INVIIITNEY.
. SEA.F RTH PLANING. MILL., 1
1SASH, DOOR AND BLIND; FACTORY
'.
• i ergo subscriber begs leave to thank his eminent s
„
1-4 customers for the liberal patronage extended o
him inee coinnenCiflg business in' Seaforth, aijd
trusts that ht4 may be favore'l with a continnan a
, Parties int rating to build wonld do well to gi4e
i! of the same.
Lilian a call, as he will continue to keep on hand
large stock 0 all kinds of , ,
D ' Y PINE -LUMBER,
, I S A S II E en
PR I C ES.Doom BLINDS 'MOULDINGS
,
SU NG -LES, LATH,': ETC. )-,' i
1 He feels confident of giving eatiefactIon to thoee
iwho may favour hirn with their pannonage, as nolie
but first -ants -workmen ere employed.
t...' Particular attention paid to Custom Planing
201 JOHN H. BROADFOOT. i
THE SEAFORTA I
j,ITIVIBER YARD.
F
royisions.
The Subscriber 'wishes itunderstood that hie Goods ev111
er '
e
. t !
, .
Altt;trys Give SaWm/ion or the Money will be rebtrned.
John Logan's Old Stand.
CAUSE—A LARGE NEW STOCK OF
FRESH GROCERIES.
TAMES REDMOND has o'pened ont in John
tJ Logan's old and. well-known stand it nice stock
of Fresh
GROCERIES,
coMprieing everything whieh should be found itt a
first-rate Grocery Store. •
FLOUR and FEED on Ilan&
Es solicits anall, and will gttarantee satisfac-
tion.
319 3. REDMOND.
MABEE & M ACDON ALD
lotEG to inform the public then they have re-
, ji-P moved their Lumber Yard to the lot between
the Merchants Salt Company's Works and Mer -
1 shall's Mill,
They will keep 0onstautly021 bend a good asscirt-
1 ment of AlliL KUCDS OF LUMBER, dressed and
11 undressed.. Also, LATH AND SHINGLES,011 of
which they are prepared to sell at the lowest possi-
ble prices, eor Cash. Also, on band any quantity
of the best ACT On LIME.
Builders and otb.ers will find it to their adv 11-
tage to inspeet our stock, and ascertain out pr ces
before purehasingelsewhere, as we are in a posi ion
Lo offer good luau cements to cash puephasers.
160 MABEE & MACDONA
BACON AND HAMS FOR SALEI
THE undersigned have on hand itt KIPPEN
-1-• about 25 tons of •
Superior Smoked Hams and Side Meat,
Whieh they will sell by the ton or in smaller
quantities 011 reasonable terms.
JA:MES & GEORGE PETTY,
300 Kippen P. 0.
AT BELFRY & MAY'S3 SEAFORTH.
Our IIIINESS we can recommend to any one, as we use only ftrst.elass Leather and mike
none but firet-rate Harness. We warrant our Collars not to gall a Horse, and guarantee them 1to
give entire satisfaction.
Shop Opposite li[anion House, Secy.- orth.
•
ene.
BELFRY & MA
,
SHROUDS! SHROUDS
M. ROBERTSON,
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER,
Johnson's Old Stand,
Main street, Seaforth, has now on hand a good
assortnient of
STIP, OTTI)
Which he can furnish cheaper than they
got elsewhere.
OPENED OUT. i
FOSTER'S OLD STPliNIP.
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JAMES WRIGHT 1
, I_TATS opened in the store next the Sea arta
lel- Foundry and adjoining Folder's Hotel, a full
and complete
STOCK OF C.ROCERIES.
i•
1
His Sugars Cheap, I
And his Spices Strong:
i I
Call and give them a trial. ,
323 JAMES WRIGliTe
His Teas are Good,
- -nean
EXTRACTING TEETH WITHOUT
PAIN.
0, CARTWRIGHT, L. D. Se Surgeon Dentist
•-i• attends in Seaforth, at Knox's Ifotel, the first
Tuesday and Wednesdr& of each month e in Clinton,
at the Commercial Hotel, on the following Tillers -
aye and Fridays. The remainder of the time at
his Stratford office.
Parties requiring new teeth are reqnested to call,
if at Seeforth and Clinton, on the first (lays of at- •
tendance.
Testimonials of over 500 patients who hone bad
then. teeth extracted by the use of the Gas, may
be seen at my office offiee itt Stratford -
Teeth inserted in the most substantial and im-
proved styles..
Filling none in gold, &c., itt itInsnmer which
cannot be surpassed. 237 -
JOHN -S. PORTER
One-bprse Banker and Exchange Broker.
11:AIN STREET, SEAFO1?,TH.
CAPITAL, so,00p,000.ol.
This ie no blow, but it fact.
lott135:8 Greenbacks and American. Silver at cur-
rent rates. Lends money on good farm prop-
erty. Shaves notes without lather. Remixes
money on deposit, and pays 20 per cent. interest
—when you get it.
Buys _Hides, Sheep Skins, Furs and Wool
at the highest
All this is done with the above capital, wonder-
ful, is it not ? Huta in your wants, wishes fluid
expectations, don't be afraid, he won't bust. -32a
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