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: PATS PHILOSOPHY.
When the winter is cola
I keep meself warm
When the summer is hot
I keep reeself cool :
It's mebbe I'm bold,
And it's mebbe I'm t ;
Bat a gossoon's a fool
When he goes into harm !
Sez my old Uncle Dan ---
A wise one, and stiddy—
i What's the world to 4 man
When his wife la a wid.dy ?"
1
When the soldier struts by
Witb his sword at. hi side,
And the rattle, rattle d ums
Beat the roll and the call,
He may go or may fly -
1 stay here till death omes1
For 1 mind me of all
That in battlahave d ed !
I am like Uncle Dan, .
For he said—troth. and did he—
"What's the world to £., man
When his wife is a widdy ?" -
When the sailor hoist e Sail,
And stands out on th' deep,
Laving a sweetheart or v ife
And the childer behiIl(I,
He timpts the wild gale
And he trifles with life,
And he sinks, cl'ye mind, .
Where the mermaidens sleep !
"Pat" sez old. Uncle Dan,
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SPECIFIC - IVIEDICINZ
Dines all Nervous Diseases, such as Treanor% De.
biliSy, Prostration &e., which, in many etteee, The
prodaced ley over indulgence in the nee of tables.,
• aud eleohnlic epiaits ; but the Specific •
more eepecially ineommended tie au unfaiii.e.
:are for Seminal Weaknees, Spermateeenen,
potency, and all tliSCASC'S that follow ea a sequence
ef Self .kbuse, as Lees of Men:tern (71.1ireilitaLIX814..
fade, Pain in - the Back, Dintnese of -Vision ele-
> me
mature Old Age, and many other dise.ases that -
lead to Insanity or Consumptiou. and a Prorate.
:nee Grave, all of whielx, as a rule, are eret caused
ey deviating kola the path of nature, and °vet
indulgence.
The 8pecifie Medicine la the result of a net
ztudy and many years of experience in treating
exeee epecial diseasee. Piit perticelars our
araphlet, which. we desire to send free by meat°
f.very one.
- The Specifie Medieine ii old ley all Drlimista ;
$3 per paekage, or 6 packages for $5, or will bt *
vent byiuul ou receipt of the money, by address.
elg
WILLIAM GRAY & Coa
witalsoa, one.
7 SOld Seaforth by E. Illekeou & Co., J. S.
oberte, R. Lumsden, and by' alt Druggists.
NORTHROP & LYMAN, Toronto, Wholesale
)ealere. 335eow
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DR. KING, Seaforth, (late of Carrbubrook,)
Coroner for the County of Perth. Office and
esidence over Johnson Brothere. Hardware Store,
Calls at DR. Kra:WS otice will be at -
ended te . day or night. .
28a
L. VERCOE, M. D., C. AL, Physician, Sale
, gems, ete., Corona- for the County of Heron.
Mice and Residence, corner of Market and High
teeets, next to the Planing Mill.
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R. CAMPBELL, (Graduate of MeGill Univer-
sity, Montreal,) Coroner for the County Of
Caron. Offiee—Next door to Calder .Brothers7
Cathie Works, and oppoeite McCann/ifs Hotel,
lain -street, Seaforth„ near the Railwae- S tation.
J. G. BULL,
ra.ZURGEON,Dentist,&c.,Seaforth,
Ontario-. Plate work, latest
•styles, neatly eeeented. All stir-.
glee' over:aims performed with
ere and promptitude. Fees as low as can be ob-
tined elsewhere. Office hours from 8 A. M. to 5
M. Rooms over Mr. A. G. AfeDougall's Store,
lainest. 270
M. CAMPBELLs V. S., IAcentiate and Plize-
- man of Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y., and.
:reduate of Ontario Vetefinary College, Toronto',
es settled permanently in Varna, wherelte se/Rho
mead ready and willing to attend to all kinds ot
iseaaes, in all, kinds- of animals (man excepted),
all kinds: of weather, and at all hours. Real -
peace and office two- doors east of Cook's Tem-
srance Hall. 319
ETERIN.kP.Y S-URGEON.--D. MeNA.UGHT,
r V. S., be to ammunce to the inhabitants ot
..atort-li and surrounding country that he baa
!_en awarded the diploma of the Ontario Fetsain-
-y College, and is now prepared to treat diseases •
:Horses and Cattle and all doraestie autnais. He
is opened an oflice in connection with his horse-
:oeing, shale, where he will be found ready to at.
rid to cmils. Diseasea of the feet specially at-
nded to. Residence, office and shop ha the roar
Killoran & Ryan's new store. All kinds of Vet-
imery Afedicines kept constantly on hand.
ntegee reaaonable. 229
• CUURCHILL,Yeterinery Surgeon, (mem-
- ber of the Ontario, Veterinary College,) begs
intimate thmt he hae returned to the practice of
-Ls profession. in Seaforth, and may at all times bet
east -ate(' on the diseases of Horses, Cattle, &e.
eterinary inedieinea constantly on hand. All
Ms promptly attended to. Office, at Mansion,
Ouse. Seefoeth. 2,73
LEET Solicitor Wingham has beertap-
, f
.- pointed Agent for the Colonial Securities Oom-
of England, he is also Agent for seveinl pri-
teiCapitalista of Toronto, who loan Money at
ry; reasonable rates, Interest payable yearly
Laegee moderate.
Wingitam, Dec. 15, 1871. . 213
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f elestuGHEY kcs. HOLMESTED, Batristers, At-
e- itorneya at Law, Solicitors in Chancery and
solvency, Notaries Public and Couveyeneers.
liciitess for the R. C. Bank, Seafertla Agent e for
F.: Canada Life Assurance Company,
s.P.—,a30,000 to lend, at 8 jeer cent. Moans,
awe ens; Lots far sale. 53
I
RicSON & MEYER, Barristers and Attorneys
- ap Law, Solicitors in Chancery and Insolveney,
ey yaucers„ Notaries Public, etc. Offices—Sea-
it
tle ua Wroxeter. .$23,000 of Private Funds to
es -at once, at Eight per cent. alInterest, payable .
53
11. BENSON. 11. W. C. ArEIYER.
IL-2
,
r :B. SQUIER, 13arrister, Attorney fn Mane-
').ery, &e., Goderich, Ont. Office—over J. C.
dos & Co.'s Emporium, Market Square. 269
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Seentier Se Aleb0.11.111,11i,
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IRISTERSI Att6rne3-s, Solicitors in Chancery,
&I., Brussels, Ont. 0.ftice—two doors nostb of
tist °nice.
t.iSQUIER, DANIEL AlcDON7A.L1),
f
Goderich. Bru seela.
about your false
i'our dress cost'a
4ver be an ideal
:
as a whole squ
Don't marry a
onaan ought to
Don't marry a
glass, or tight
Who curls his had
imts scent in his
reyelids, who
ails long and p
an almond shape,
ed gloves, takes
and tells you so,
a red erava.t, if h
----there is ne sur
Character than h
look at that firs
'siting cards an
and who always
buttonhole. .
Don't marry a man wb.g1 keeps bull-
dogs. He is sure to be like hem.
' Don't marry a man -who ge s up early.
•Tothing makes a person s insufferably
onceited.
1 Don't marry a man whom s obody ever
Says any evil of. Be sure t at he iass a
poor creature. ,
Don't marry a man who 11. esn't smoke
ieed who prid.es.hiMself upr it. -
Don't marry a nn who a a great ad-
miration for Dr. Johnson. He is sure
to be a bear.
Don't marry a man whoihar nts things.
Invention is the offspring of ecessity.
Don't marry p, goo_d-na ured man.
Good nature is to a man wh t the gilt
leaf naughty boys sometim s adorn a
s ' arrow . with is to that unhappy bird.
All the other Sparrows get round and
peck at him. .
aw• O.' 1
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Joaquin Miner in I aly.
At an evening reception I observed a
man who had neglected both broadcloth
a d gloves; his hair hung ay r his fore -
ph a:::In,eht,s
aran;d,h, his thin boots had i
TJoaquin
eotqulivinginMdilotrn
at. e of IVIarcellus, among th
aid scrap shops, studying the
neglecting the form and cere
soleiety imposes On all but its
1 was seated with him later
was invited by a lady to d.anc
dined with. the. exeuse that
tired from the carpet since h
let in his lea. "Perhaps 1
wOuld give us the war dance,
a gentleman near. , "Oh, do
ler, "pleaded several young lad
`• Well, now," said he, "ft w
orlthree evenings ago when,
begged an hour and a half, I
try the war dance, but I ha
begun preliminaries when the
jeeted, and of course I had. to
k` jvVhy, how strange, Mr. M
did you do ?" "Naturally," s
was going to dance it in cost
hadn't gone any further than
coat. and vest, whea the peonl
as I told you."
e doesn't write l any lettei now, for
if Ihe attempts it Ithe perso filla his
thOughts the whole{day and hat is too
great a sacrifice of time; and s for read -
any, he lets them accumtil te a while
and then presents the bundle o a friend.
-1Florence Letter.- '
1' "
hair, ma
arcl. o
ivinity to
ou of ss
man -who
ow how
,an who w
cots wi
or his
wlaiske
ps, whe
inted, car
who wea s
ix and
ho if he
be fair a
inthcatipi
s neck -t e
who lia
a brillian
ears a rcis
how much
woman ean
man who
rs,
saps every
o cook.
ars an eye -
high. heels,
taches, who
Or bleaches
as his finger
fully cut in
four-button-
'ee quarters
dark wears
ky blue one
of a man's
; I always
enamelled
monograna,
- .
bud m his
"Stay at home with your Biddy;
What's the world to a man
When hie wife is a widdy ?"
FLOTE.1,14.
ff.X.'S ICOTEL, SEAFORTH. --Thoma
Eltaex begs to state to his old. friends and
tlie travelliug public, that he has lemeed the
-1 I lately occupied by Mr. MURRAY, and
Orly known as the DOWNEY HOUSE, and
et to- receive a coutinuance of the patronage
e any beetoeved upon him during his many
L -e
in the hotel business. Every comfort and
eelienee will be provided. for traerellers. The
;tit Liqtiors and Cigars only kept in the Bar.
. lid and reliable hostler al ways in attendance.
e THOMAS KNOX, Proprietors
' .
(t
OSTER'S HOTEL, SEAFORTR„
OflAS FOSTER begs to inform hi a old
!iels and the traveling pnblie that he ha0
:Ilene new hotel, adjoining the Post Office-
Ifele, where he has the vele- best accorarnodae
ey. man and beast. The best of liquors and
,5 at the bar. THOMAS FOSTER.
•-_-1_- _ _ esesea — _ _ LI 1, EIV.EKV.
i
. 'PHARR'S LI VERY AND SALE STABI;FIS.
fe,eee--set Murray's Hotel, Seaforth. Good •
s ineteiret- class Conveyancealways on hand.
1--- —
-X 'S LIVERZ STABLVS, SEAFORTIC, Ont.
oed Mattes mad Comforteble Vehicles, always
aryl. Favorelle .A.rrangernents made with
aeteial Travellers. All oedere left at Rafox's
ie, Will be promptly attended to.
[I, L. AND STABLES:—Thira door North of
,.: -rot ti, Main 'Street.
THOMAS BELL, Proprietor. ,
E. LUSBY.,
:..."`SED.AUCTIONEER for the County a
Salsa attended in all parts af the Cowe-
ll orders made personally ereent to Seaforth
will be promptly atteuded to.
Sae-iv:eel Broglie,
327
Let the scholar sit up
And write late and lo
To insure hiin a name—
He may sit up for Tile
Give me but a full cup,
He may have all his Fre ;
For it's stuff, Wye see,
-And not worth an old song!'
Let us live, Uncle Dan ;
Let us live and love,
What's the world to a
When his wife is a wi
idd.y ;
an
d3"?
BIDDY'S PHILOSOPHY.
What would I do if you was dead?
And. when do you think of .clying ?
I'd_ stand by your bed, and hold your
I head, ,
And, cry, or pretind to be crymg.1
There's many a worser man nor you—
If one knew where to nd him—
And mebbe -epany a bettelr, too,
With money to leave behind him !
But you, if I was dying to -day,'
(I saw you now wbei you kissed
her,)
I tell you, Pat, what you'd be at --
You'd. marry your widdy's sister !
You'd make an illigant coepse, indade,
Sleeping so sound and 4iddy ;
If you coald see yourself as a7ou•led,
You'd_ want to come back to Biddy !
Yon would be dressed in your Sunday
best,
As tidy as I could mak you,
With a sprig of somet iug - on your
breast—
And the boys would c rae bet wake
you.
But you, if lavas dead in your stead .
(Do you think. I never missed her?)
I tell you. Pat, what yon d be at—
You'd marry your wiel y's sister 1
The undertaker, would_ dri e the hears*
That has the.big black eather :
If there was no money left in your
purse,
Your friends would club together!
They'd. look at your cold remains be-
fore
They followed. you down to the ferry
And the coaches standing, at the door
Would go to the cemetery!
But you, if I was once in Fthe box
(I wonder her lips don't blister,)
I tell you, Pat, -what you'd be at—
You'd marry your widdy's sister!
When you was under the ;sod I'd. sigh,
'And—if I could do without you,
MelDbe I've a strapping lad in my eye'
Would come here and talk about
you!
A little courtin' would be cliVeitin'
A kind voice whiepering, " Biddy 1"
And a kiss on the sly—fdr What's the
hurt in •
A man consoling a widdy ?
But you, before I was dead at all
(Now don't deny that you kissed
her,)
I tell you, Pat, what you'd. be at—
You'ci marry your widdy's sister !
—R. H. Stoddard.
GAIETIES.
A matter-of-fact olhl gentlerdan thinks
it mast be a very small 'baseball- that
can be caught on a fly. ,
—A pugilistic Irishman in England
being bound over to keep the peace on
all British subjects, remarked: " The
saints help the first foreigner I meet." ,
—" Hi 1 where did. yez . get them
trousers?" asked an Irishinans of a Man
who appeared to be passing with a pair
of remarkably short trousers on, "1
got them where they grew," was the in-
dignant reply. "Then by My conscience,
sai1 Paddy, "you've, palled them a year
too soon."
literal -minded yopngster was
picked: up by a visitor -of the family,
Who, handling.hina on hi S knee, said : "I
wish I had this little boy ;" I think
there's money in him.", To ,whicla
promptly responded- the ; child : "1
know there is, for • I swallowed a cent
when 1 was at grandmas the other day."
;---A little follow, 5' or 6 years old,
who had been wearing undershirts mach
too small for him, was one day, after
having been washied, put into a gar-
ment as much too large AS the others had
been too small. Our six-year-old shrug-
ged his shoulders, shook himself, ,walk-
-ed around, and finally burst out With :
-"ga ! I do feel awful Ionetome in this
shirt."
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Advice- to Women—Who Not to
Maary. ' •
VINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR., Seatortb.
i ;ado rs left at the Maneien House with Mr.
'Murray will receive immediate attention.
net- Coleman, and Dr. King. 41.1.*5a
• L KENNEDY,
'SE, SIGN aaid ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
Graieer. Papenh.angieg els° ettended tos
loue as eheap as by any other good work*
the bueinese. Ali orders left with Mr.
iv, or for him at the Exeosnren Office vsal
!uptly attended to. •279-26 -
de P. BRINE,
AucTio-sEER for the County
;aren. Sides attended in ali parts of tha
s. Ail orlers left at the Expo:in-On office
premptly attended to.
1•111111
per day. Agente wanted.
All classes of working
- of either eex, young or old, make more
.- for tis in their spare moments, or all the,
ban at anything else. Particulars free.
&G. STINSON & Co.,PortIand,Alaine.28
Don't marry any man ov
bristles with habits as E
ladies do -with an.gles.
Don't marry the lively m 1.
Don't marry a man wh stops your
Mouth with compliments; i akes desper-
ate love to you the first une he sees
you, and talks about kissin . That man
ttahkenins. kwomen are'fools ; ut he is mis-
.
Don't marry a inan who ells wonder-
ful stories of which he i always the
hero, and in which lie lways distin-
guishes himself by extracjrlinarr wit, or
sagacity, or courage, or presence of
mind—these qualities not being, as a
rule, conspicuous in him. "
.Don't marry a man whq has a great
many sisters. Such a, nihn is always
Spoiled; besides which it ie not pleasant
to be engaged to a 'man who knows all
r forty. He
iglish young
If
o polish.
said my
in the the -
old. iron
eople and
ony which
pet lions."
when he
.
Hede-
'e had re -
got a bul-
Ir. Miller
suggested
! Mr. Mil-
es at once.
only two
ter being__
agreed to
scarcely
ladies ob-
've it up:"
Iler, what
id he, "1
ime, but
taking off
obj ected,
is
777
t
A STANDARD OF FASHION
May be found in any suit froni
C
A. G. McDOUGALL'S
One Price Pistablishine4t.
For Finest Clothing always up tla the times.
THE LATEST NOVELTIES
e laid on the Counters as fast as t ey come ont.
Gentlemen Clad Here
Have these advantages, amoug others:
They are Dressed in Style.
'I'liey are Dressed Genteelly.
T ey are Dressed Comfortably
T ey are Dressed in Well Made Gar-
ents. •
TI:My are Dressed in Well Fitting
wits.
fi
They are Dressed Economically,
•
Gar..
•
And they select their Clothing froii the Fresh-
esteFinest and most complete assort4ient in Sea-
orth, under tho management of •
,
r: TK.' And
H ATS AND C
Iu the Latest English American a
Styies.
rson.
PS
d Canadian
GENTS' FIIIRNISH NGS
Comphlte in the
NOVELTIES - OF THE EASON.
A large assortment.in
1 "
MEN'S' _ SHIRTS,
From 65e to
Remember the place, 777,
•A. G• )CO
GALL.
BACON AND qAms FO SALE.
T1TF, undersigned h.ve on hand at KIPPEN
about 25 tons of
Superior Smoked Rams aiid Side Meat,
Which they will sell Iby the ion or in smaller
quantities on reasormbte terms.
JAM:ES & GEORGE PETTY,
Kippen P. O.
300
MANCHESTER HO
. ARRIVED . THIS WEEK3
New Tweeds, Denims, Brown
Duck Cottonades, Stc.,
FOR MEN'S SUMACF1R WANTS. ALSO, A SPLENDID
E
nd W
JOT OF
BLACK MOURNING GOODS,
. 'An:tong which are
Black Crape.Cloths, Black Metz Cord, Black Tia/MC86
1 qnattas, Black Bombazine, Black French M
Black Lustres, Black Silks, &c.
We have also been appointed agents for
oth,, Black
rinos,
ant -
FLOOR OIL OL9,THS AND COCOA ATTINGS.
We have samples of each ori hand, and got them' to fit any sized ll or room.
Call and See Samples.
LOGAN & AMIES
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N.
SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEpS .1
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WILS N 184 ,YOUNG'S, SE,tFOR
ELD
JUST RECEVED A FULL STOCK OF
AND CARDEN SEEDS OF EVERY DESPRIPTION,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GOOD.
SWEDE TURNIPS.
Westbury Improted, which has taken prizes, wherever grown; Carter's Imp 'al, one of the beet
varieties grown in this country; Scirving's Improved Purple Top, also a good va iety, and well known;
White Dutch Swede, new variety, highly recommended.
H.
FALL TURNIPS.
White Globe, Yeikev Aberdeen, and several other well knewn N
CARROTS.
arieties.
1
:Whit d Belgian, White Orthe, Long Orange, Scarlet Intermediate, and others.
i NI AN GOLDS.
Long Rhcl and Yellow Globe,—All the above varieties have been purchased fr
reliable Seledsmetl in the Country, and will be sold cheap. Special inducemen
and partiel pure seing large quantities.
GROCERIES LIQUORS AND PROMIONS CHEAP AND G
Daily eXPected Our Spring Stock of Crockery, ivhich will be well worthy of
WILSON &
m the hest and nost
s offered to Jo bers
OD AS USUAL
spection. ,
YOUNG.
RAND OPENIING
OF
MILLINERY
AT
rr e K I ID ' 8 M CD 1::t
N MONDAY, APRIL 2(/
•
MR. KID would announce to the Ladies of Seaforth and surrotinding
engaged the MITI es of a
•
•
FIRST-CLASS MILLINER,
Froin one of the most Fashionable Houses in theProvincee to take charge of
ment, which comprises all the leading novelties of the season in
Bats,i Bo nets, Bonnet Materials, Flowers, Feathers
In great variety a
'd color. Also2a large and elegant assortment of
HAIR GOODS,
country that h
It
Millinery De
nd Ribbon-
jas
Such as Chignons, Braids, Coronet Braids, Switches, &e. All shese goods are nee: and of the latest
importations fro the European and American markets, and have been selected with great oare and
judgmeAmnt. early
speetion is solicited, and all orders will be attended to with promptness, and done
in the neateet sty e.
THOMAS K.IDD, Alaip. Street, Seaforth.
TEA
TEAS,
EAS.
A lar e quantity of Green Teas, Black Teas, Gunpowder Teas and Japan Teas,
OF EXCE
General
LENT QUAILTY AND AT VERY L
ALSO A FULL STOCK OF .
Groceries, Wines,
W PRICES.
I)
Liquors and ro*ions.
The Subscriber wishes it understood that his Goods .wi
Always Give Satiqfaction
or the Money will
be
JAMES M
chimed.
RPHY,
Chequered tore, Main Street, Sea orth.
HARNESS! H.ARN .v+S
TRUNK,
BAGS,
WHIPS,
AT
Our HARNES
none but first -re
give entire satis
Shop Opp
- y
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COM BS BR
ELFRY & MAY'S, SEA
COLL/1M
VALI
fi
we can. recomto any one, as we use only rst-oh
Harnese. We warrant our Collars not to gall a H( rse, a
action.
ite Mansion Bouse, Seaforth.
BEL
ES,
SH ES,
S H ES,
ORTH
0
ss Leather and i Make
d guarantee thOrd, to
&
7 7 7
THIS
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1kt
7 7 7
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OPULAR.EpTABLIEHMENT
7.7 7
NOTED FOR TYLISII AND CHEAP GOODS.
Just Received, ex. SteaMer PRUSSIAN. from Glasgow, a variety of
NEW si) MMER DRY GOODS,
Whit:1h will bel offered at prices to suit the times.
SMALL PROFITS
AND QUICK RETURNS.
All Goods Ivfa4ed i Plain Figures. No Two Prices.
A. G-. McDOUGALL.
HE DUTY ON TEA AND COFFEE.
Not-withsianding the imposition of
a heav7 Tariff on
rr A._ A. ±'T 0 0 P
LAII!)LAW Continues to. Sell at Old Priem
FOR THE
BEST .4ND CHEAPEST -TEAS AND COFFEES
TOW.N, GO TO
SIGN OF THE
LAIDLAW'S,
Next door to the Rost Office, Alain Street, Seaforth.
COLD EN PADLOCK.
'1" -NAT CAR TAOIDS
MONTRAL CU .T NAILS,
One Car Lad American Waterlime,
ONE CAR OAD SPADES AND SHOVELS,
TWO TONS AMERICAN T HINGES,
. ANNEAL D FENCING WIRE, Oiled and Galvanized,
WHITE LEAD, PAINTS AND LINSEED OILS.
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omplete • k5tock of evvrgthtng 292 our
• .
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
sTcwEp & TINWARE.
. Of all kinds, and in endless variety at
MRS WHITNEY'S/
parmiehael's Block, Main street, Seaforth.
COAL 0114,
Pure, good and cheap, wholesale and retail at Mrs.
WHITNEY'S.
, CUSTOM W IIK
Of ail kinds promptly attended to and neatly exe-
cuted.
308 MRS. WHITNEY.
'SEAFORTH PLANiX MILL,
SASH, DOOFIAND BLIND, FACTORY.
9-wE subscriber begs leave to thank his numerous
eustomers for the liberal patronage extended to
him since commencing business hi Seaforth, and
trusts that he may be favored with a continuance
of tharetisearinet.
ending to build would do well. to give
hhnL a call, as he will continue to keep on hand a
large stock of all kinds of
DRY PINE LUMBER,
S'A E 8 ,
DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, LA.TH,1 ETC.:
He feels confident of giving satisfaction to those
wile May favour him with their patronage, its none
butfirst-class workmen are employed.
Particular attentioe paid to Custom Planing
JOHN H. BROADFOOT.
THE SEAFORTH
LUMBER YARD
MABEE & M.A0DON ALD
BrtG- to inform the public thati they have re-
-"-moved their Lumber Yard to the lot between
thd Merchants Salt Company's -‘4f-orks and Mar-
shall's Mill.
They will keep constantly on ha d a good assort-
ment of ALL KINDS OF LOAM '11, dressed and
undressed. Also, LieTH AND S IINGLES, all of
which they are prepared to sell at he lowest possi-
ble prices, for Cash, Also. on ha d any quantity
of the best ACTON LIME.
13ui1ders and others will fuad it o their advan-
tage to inspect our stock, and ase rtain our price
be ore purchasing elsewhere, as we are in a position
to ffer good inducements to cash aurchaaers.
16 MABEE & MACDONALD,
OPENED 0'
FOSTER'S OLD
STAND.
JAMS WRIGHT
TTAS opened in the store ne t the Seaforbh
" Foundie, and adjoining Fo r's Hotel, a full
and complete
STOCK- OF GRO
_His Teas are Good, •
His Sugars Cite
And his
Call _and give
820
them a trial.
ctP,
piees Strong.
5 WRIGHT.
BUST OPEN,
One night last week,
John Logan's Old Stand.
CAUSE—A LARGE NEW STOCK OF
FRESH GROCERIES.
_TAMES REDMOND has opened out in- John •
"Logan's old and well-known stand a nice stock
of Fresh
GROCERIES;
comprising everything Which should be found. in a
first-rate Grocery Store.
FLOUR and FEED on hand.
tioHnb. solicits a call, and will guarantee eatisfac-
319 J. REDMOND.
SHROUDS 1 SHROUDS
M. ROBERTSON,
CABINET MAITER AND UNDERTARER,
Johnson's Old Stand,
Main street, Seaforth, has now on hand a good
assortment of
SI-11:L0T-TaiS
Which he can furnish cheaper than they
got elee-where.
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etasseen, sere -re -a - asee
A
EXTRACTING TEETH ;WITHOUT
PAIN.
0 CARTWRIGHT, L. D. S„ Surgeon Dentist
N -J- attends in Sea -forth, at Knox`e Hotel, the first
Tuesday and Wednesday of each month; in Clinton,
at the Commercial Hotel, on the following Thurs-
days and Fridays. The remainder of the time at
hie Stratford office.
Parties requiring new teeth are requested to call,
if et See.forth and Clinton, on the first days of at-
tendance.
Testimonials of over 500 patients who have had
their teeth extracted by the use of the Gas, may
be Seenat ray office office in Stratford.
Teeth inserted in the most substantial and im-
proved styles.
Filling done in gold, &c., in a manner which
cannot be surpassed. 237 -
JOHN S. PORTER,
One-horse Banker and Exchange Broker.
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
CAPITAL, - $0,000,000.01,
This is no blow, but a fact -
Buys Greenbacks and American Silver at cur-
rent rates. Lends money on good farm pro..
erty. Shaves notes without lather. Receives
money on deposit, and pays 20 per tent. interest
—when you get it.
Buys _Hides, ,Sheep Skins, Furs and Wool
at the highest prices.
All this is done with. the above capital, wonder*
ful, is it not? Hand in your wants, wishes and
expectations, sena be afraid, he won't hust.
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