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MAY 29,1874
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a Kum, SeafOrths °ate -of Cerroulineoa,)
Coronet for the County of Port Office weak
:eneenver johnson BrothersHardwate Sterol.
t -St. Cells at DR. KING'S oiliee will be ea`
ed to (ley or night.
VeatC0E, L De O. L. Phyetelan,
"geon, etc., Coroner for the County of Rairen.
and Re4dence, canter of Mcirket aita taet
asoleat to the Planieg
—
t. CAMPBELL, fitirailnate of MeGill ansteeat
Montrealn Cormier for the ,Coriely
Oifiee—Next door to Caltler Beotlie.a0
le Works, and opposite McCallum's Pae
entreat Seaforth, near the Railway Stations
J. G. Bum, L.P.S.,
eaa,„:unGE0x, eutist,a7e, Sento
k -j °uteri°. Plate work, lutta
vyles, neatly exeented. suv.
al operations performed 'with
and promptitio. Fees as low us can be ob.:
ed eisevtliexe. Office houra atom, 8 A. X to a
f. Rooms over Mr. £(+. McDougall`s Store,
sest. 270
M. CAMPBELL, V. S., Liceutiate and Preen,
man. of Coenell Utiversity, Ithaca. N.Y., and.
anate et Ontario_ Veterinary College, Toronto, -
aettled permanently irt Varna, wherehe will be.
reads' and wait* to attertd to all kinds of
ages, in all kiwis of animals (roan exeepteda.
U Muds of weather, and at all hours, Retels
cl
anoffice two doors east of Cook•a Tem.
e Han. sia
,•Tratraaana: SURGEON.—D. UeNAUGHT,,
FV S begs to announce to the inhabitants or,
orth and sun:em1th1:4c, eoutitry that he has
awarded the aiplonta a the °uteri° Veterine
aollege, and is now prepared to- treat diseases
orses and Cattle and. all domestic animals. Be
()Retied an office in conneetion with his hers..
aug shop, where he -will be tound ready to -at-
f to calls. Diseases et the acet apecially n_
ed to. Reeideuce, office aniashop in the rear
Reenne uew store. All kinds of Vet -
fay Mediciues kept, constantly on hand.
i•ges reasonable. 229
rlaf. CHrItCHILL,Veterivary urgeon, (mem-
iber of the Ontario Veterinar College,)bega
timate that he has returned, to the practice of
rofeion iu Seaforths and nifty $I.t all timegbe
!rated an the elisease s of Horses, Cattle, &te
!rinary medicines congtantly on hand. All,
promptly attended to. Office, at Mansion
ae, Seaforth. 2.7a
LE.Ifatk.E.
LEKT, Solieitor, Wbagham, has been ap-
aoitxtedAgeet for the Colonial Securities Com -
r of England, he is also 'Agent for several pri-
Capitaaists. of Toronto, who loan Money at
reagmeable rates. Interest payebIe yearly
tges moderate.
Ingham, Dec. I5e. aa7a. ale
aCAUGHEY & H)ramaTED, atrristers, At
tensile at Law, Solieitors in. Chancery an
&wen Notariee Public and !Conveyancers..
Gators for the R.. C. Bank, Seaforth. Agents for
Canada nife Assatrance Company,
.B.—$80,000 to lend at'S per 'cent. Farm,,
uses and Lots for sale. . 53
reaSON & 3.1EYER, Barristers and Attorneya
at Law, Solicitora en Chancery and Insolvenoye
veyancers, Notaries Public, etc. Officos—Sea-
n and Wroxeteraaa,o0o of Private Funds to
at at once. at Eight per cent. In Wrest, payable
dy,53
Ls,
E. itmsson.- W. C. 2.tnrZi.t.
R. SQUIER, BarristeriAttorney fn Gnaw=
a. ere-, &c. Godericla Ont Office—over J. C.
for & Co.as'Empotitan,Alarket Square. 264
fiffelien die 211feliaonttItle
LitRISTERS,Attoriseys,Solieitors in Chancery,
&c., Brussels,. Oet. Office—two doors not th of
Poet Office.
R. agfuEn, DANIEL MaDON A "1,-0,
Goderieh. Brussels.
ElttiVrElf.48.
NOX'S ROTEL. SEAFORTH. Thomaa
- Knox bege to state to hie old friends an- d
the tea -veiling public, that b.e lune leased the
:el lately occupied by Mr. MURRAY; and
nerly known aft the DOWNEY HOUSE, and
$es to receive a coutinuance O the patronage
beatowed npofl. hint during his mercy
in the hotel business. EYery' comfort and.
l:deuce will be provided for travellers. The
ricest Liquors arid Cigar& only kept in the Bar,
areful and fellable hostler al trays' in attendance.
THOMAS K.NOIs Proprietor.
FOSTER'S• 110TEL, SEAFORTH.
Eioafas FOSTER begs to- inform hie old
-friends and the traeeling publia thatiee has
:fled his new hotel, adjoining the Post Office
tfortla, where he has the very best aceommoda-
aor roan and beast. The beat of liquors and
ars at tlie bar. THOMAS FOSTER.
Liven. '
A. SHARPS LI VEEY AN SAL STABLES.
Office—At Murray's- Hotel, Seaforth. Good
rsea end, first-elassConveyancog always on hand.
BUIS LIVERY STABLES, SEAFORTH, Ont.
Good Horgee and Comfortable Vehieles, always
hand, Favorable _Arrangements made with
amercial Travellers. All °niers Ieft at liNex's
trete:win be promptly attended to.
IO E Aam SZinixe:--Third door North of
Ws Hotel, Main Street. ,
THOMAS. 131,1nat, Pro.prietar.
E. LIMEY,
arKiNSED- AUCTIONEF„'It for the County of
rtlnron. Sales attended in ell parte of the Cori* -
All orderg niede pereonally or sent to Seorth
Offiae willabe promptly attended: to STI
Samuel. Itrodie, C.
lavwciar.., LAND SURVEYOR, Sceforth.
orders left at the Mansion Hauge with. Mr.
n Mintee- will receive immediate attention.
refaces—De. Colemau aud Dr. Kline. 411*52
L KENNEDY,
OUSE, SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
and Grainer. Paperlumging also attended to.
t done as cheap as. by any other goodswork-
in the brieinees. All milers left with Tfr.
uedy, or for him at the Exisosesent °face will
neraptly atteudea to. 279-26
&I. P. BRINE,
ICENSED AUCTIONEER for the County of
Huron, Sales attended iu all parts, of the
ty. All ortlers left at the lax.rosrroa. Office
be promptly atteistlea ta.
Lein:ore:eve (or Whites), Painful Monstrua-
=. Vie( ratiOn of the Uterus, Ovarian Diseases,
ent Menatraation, and all diseasea knoivn se
dde Weakness. Tlity are ;repered 'with th°
eest cere, miller the personal supervision of a
sicien who has made female Jliseases eaeaial
far many yeare, and. tIn-r are a -Medicine on
li MALILIED nenstes (nu depend iu the
and thee of lived" a:4 an -infailing
FEMALE ItEGULTOR
ail 'by all Dr og.riste every whf‘re. Price, one
; boxes, ; scent by mail free of peat"
from obeervation. Ivor full
iculars write for our pamphlut, which we wig
xu sealed L--ovelope to any adairees on ra-
; of poet eatine to prepay n tura &gage -
Fess all leffere for isialpInete ar ?Ms to
WILLIA.M. GRAY & Co.,
Windsor, Ont.
gd in Seafenh by E. iricif;46n 4S;
eats. Inuts#1,29. an:l by ell driwi.liste.
CYRTIlltOP ,.%; _LYMAN, TorontO, Wholesale
ats:. 31.11i-cOvi
:4)4)y/tient at vourb.inues,_Or
vili1M- The N./61'kb; ern -
igew
I- honorable and pave the beo
FREEaurthing e'ver befolo 'Offered.
A Caell.v:ages, samples and corn-
outat sent free. ,.'11.ddress at once, CLE111-4"
sTT DANIELS6; Co., :435 Notre Dame :Street,
!tree. 8814
l•
(an ••••••••••
resources o' the Dominion, ye ken." ‘,1
care mickle for c s, / he, said in a
' A great object in life-- A giant. I disappointed tode o' voice, "but eh ye
ants for Cremationie •e-1,.. Burnt hae-al horse that caii m.ale tiva-thirty- or
alMonds. •
sic likti time glad e tibeept him."
—Something in particiilar PaAoRm Nob hotaes are e mair in My line than.
TeltChUiLnA.gR. coos are in -Gr e I lidna ken
--The reason whyan watch s milled a what tee reply. HOwe if, I tauld him
Wirt& is evidently heopust it is alwaysvial. See about it, an fie telegraphed
on its guatd.
tae Madkenzie Ben a fast trotthe
--Farmers gather what they sow, horse te:Grant hilk 1 tbink will com-
'while seamstresses sew what they gather. plete the basin s. It -will hae to he
—The two colors which are indisoern- paid. for otit o' t e Seer t Siiirvice Fun'
able are invisible green and Windman's 0' courae.- Mea while .hae sent him
ti
buff. • several cases of ampa e an some guid
—There is one town in Conneeticut Scoteh whiskey whilk Bis Excellency
that is not afraid of the measles. It's was jlcased to mark as muckle bet-
fladdarn- • 'ter than Bourbo
. —rate subject of cream-ation, says the , Li 117 is awfu' expensi e liere. I pay
Giaphic, might with propriety be dis- 'aboo $10 a day at the Willard House
cussed urning the berry season, - ", and. canna even et Na oos blackit for
•• —Women. are fast becoming familiar Iless than twenty ve ce , though' maist
with politics. We have heard of a WO- ithei folk dinn pay z4r than ten.
man who believes so tb,oroug14y,hain1i.a- They hae Made great h ower yon
tion that she blows herh.uaband bp three /11017. Charles 8 miler's 4 aJbh, but as I
I
tunes a day. - tauld Secretary 1 ish, xt as settin! an
—A darky givee the following reason bacl example tae ak si a to-do ewer
41
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fa
an
why the colored race is super ,
ior to the arte as arha hi his 'e time uncloobtedly
white : All men are made of clay, and, a traxter tae the airty.
like the meerschaum pipe, 'they are more I'M sorry to ay th the raaist cor-
valuable when highly colored. Irup-r! in -Arlene s are rocht tae • bear
—A small Aberdeen child, being asked lag&itist the Treaty. T e ring in Oppo-
by her Sbn.day school teacher, What did ,seetion tae us hae a vast amoont o'
the Israelites do when they crossed the mooney tae sp d an are unco un -
]d. Sea ? answered, I do aot scrualmlous, Ye hae, iblins, heard o'
ma'am, but perhaps they dried them- the female lobb sts ashington, wha
selvesare employed to exerci e the seductive
—A Hartford gentleman, who had. 'influence o' wom n's ch Son them wha
tarried late at a wine supper, found his can withstan' it • er fo o' temptation—
wife awaiting his return in a:high state Wad ye think t, mo one o' these
of nervouseess.. Said. she, Here I've weel-loo'kina br wla -b skit hiazies cam
er daylin an ante -room
Represtntatives an' pit
s aro nd my neck an'
rdie, mon, but I'm unco
" I !was .muckle sur -
she mast hae made a
said, " It's a' richt ;
ye're Geordie B400n o' Oanada, an' ye're
here shoot yon Treaty business, are ye
no?" 'Aye," aid I. " Weel," said
she, " jist let t1ie Teery gang tae the
deil; an' come wi me t e Ne -w York for
been waiting and. rocking in a 'chair till up tae lale i'he it
- - ,
my head swims roand like a teJess of the House o'
so where I've been, ilesponded he, it's her saft white a
in 'the atmosphere. • : ' , said; "Hech, Ge
Nsaid an - infeahent bus- glad tae gee ye
,ba—nal, io•etnihiingn4s me so -much '0/ Balaam. prised an' thoch
- and his ass as two women stopping in mistake, bat sh
church and obstructing the way to in-
dulge in their everlasting talk: , But you
, forget, my dear, returned the -wife,
meekly, that it was the angel Who stop-
ped the way, and talaam awl his ass
who.complainecl of it.
—A lady mentioned by an exchange is
mother of a large family of children, and
they are all rather diminutive. Aafew
days after the birth of the youngest, not
long since, a little niece of the lady call-
ed to see the baby. . After looking at
the tiny specimen for a few minutes, the
little girl said. : ; Aunt. Maria:, don't
you think it would be better to have leas
of 'e4 mid have 'em 'bigger ?
-
—An inebriate some littletirne back,
got into a ear in. Boston, and. became
. very troublesome and annoying to the
other passengers.. so much so 'that it was
proposed to eieett him ; but a genial and
kind-heaited reverend. doctor, :who was
, also a passenger, interposed fer him, mad
soothed him into, goed behavior for the
remainder of the journey. Before leav-
ing, however, he scowled.. upon'the occu-
pants of the car, and muttered some
words of contempt, but shook hands
warmly with the doctor, and said.:
" Good. day, my friend ;. I see you letow
what it is to be dru4-." '
• —People who are overwise must ex`pect
i
; to pay for their win S, as. th,e Iowa man
did. He went *bac On his own true
love :be.c-ause she .a e' °Maas,and the
jury gave her 83;2 0- clamitges. How.
mach better for hi if he ho. offset her
1
by eating Limburger ebeese.
, --A cynical writ r says ," Take a
company of boys ch mg but erfiles ; put
long-tailed qeats on the boys, and furn
the butterflies into d liars, 4-1c1 you. have
a beautifed panel -am of the vorld."
Jirauel Briggs,
George
The following lett
D.. B., we copy fro
tional. It speaks fo
Editor National :
I have most simpliftant n ws to Ogre-
municate to the dela ded pu lic through
the naedime of your high -to. ed journal.
The Reciprocity frreaty is in a fair
way of accomplishrorent Ceorge Brewn
says so.
I have just this xnomen .received a
letter from him, hich hasten to
Tay previous toyou perus -ts—as thus-
ly—viz.:
' ' WASHINGT N, D. ., May .18.
Ma Gum FRI ' 'BRIG Se— •
Yell nae doubt h e been ex.pectin' tae
hear frae Me laaig s e, ba I hat. been
sae muclde engagel .on. t e important
'ark whilk ilrocht Vie owe here that I
had \.rarra little tun foa fr'enly corres-
pondence, ye -ken. 1 . may ay noo that
I think I hae secure I the Treaty beyond
doobt. 'Losh mon ut we made a gran'
mistake in. the outs t by which we micht
°hae lost the haill o' or trouble. e It was
a' the varra litsii in pertanee tae obtain
the favorable opeeni n 0' •Prealde.nt Grant
—an' I'm told. by 1 ng-heided. politicians
here, wilti ken h m weel, that you'a
maist easily dune y -,makin' him some
wee bit o'., a pres eit. Ilka mon. wha
contra it maun pay
e gies nrn a ' hoose
rriage an' eae on.
s at firat 1
ees invented
should say
the Govern -
, a week or twa
; an' I'll pay a' th
' wi' oe .ye, ye sh
' te,ann! awa frae
;was up tae. N
' my idace, ye'de
, wad late mecum
:whilk shows t
men o' high uns
important poseeiions.
lassie but maiit iproba
padded. an' like ' aist 0
men. She was 1 in th
seetion ring; a
than. yesterday,
a leadin! Senate
The IlEiWa. o'
on the Huron
just, reached m
proptiety o' mal . .
alloom' us wha ave seats ;in it already
tae retain Oor places, o' course, Vested
interests maun alye be respeckit. Yours,
U., . . GEQ E BROWN.
You had bett r procure he services of
some competent trauslittor and have this
done into readable English
ini
It is so vol inou a
with interest ' t at I need
cormaients .or ex. atiate furt
itical sitbation.'t*
.1fLail/EL 13n.
Graclua Cobocon
Tonorro, May 2 18,74a
4.
avants an office or a
tribute to Ctesar,
anither a braw c.
When I heard sloe, n etori
thocht they were ibling •
by the Tories—Del ocrats.
—to throw cliscr dit on
ment, sae I enea o' he Breetish-
Minister an! wad e it he telt
Me it was true euou Sab I askit him
wad it not be -weel ae pit
On. the free list for he (Rob
that 1 wad. be glad ae priui
cards for his docht r, free
the best style M he j
My face in a varra
he President
and tell him
the wed.din'
o' charge in
at lau hed in
manner, an
tauldMe that -while the President_never
refased onything that was offered' frae a
bull pup or a box of cigars tae a hundred
thousan' dollar maus'on, he -wadna alloo
his deceesion tae b
paltry consideratio
considerations, ye 1
the Globe a paltry
ijiflneueed.by smcan
is as yon. "Paltry
ou," said " dye ea?
censideration ?" He
sayin' h ' &dna txeetly Mean
that. It's weel 1 r ye, y didna,," eaid
I t tl
been
h1nisabe-
tweea us since. eweirer thocht .it
micht be Nitel tae 0 er Gr nt something
mair valuable, an' ..ac whe aire had. oor
portanity to
e wi.' a He has made
. ve aen an inco SG »ner a lc
mon, an' there has
1,1
first interview I to
do sae. I presente
abeelity I possess,
at me, smoking a ci
a word barrio.' "
k an o
00T ea
nathe
ar an'
ins" "
e'll hae -a braw time,
expenses." Gae awa
eless • limier," Mid I,
er, as I saw what she
o,gin ye had been in
'1, 1 ae nae doobt ye
ecl tal the temptation,
e adv ntage o' placin'
ervin' prineiple in these
She- was a braw
ly a' painted an'
the Yankee wee -
pay o' the Oppo-
' I siiw her nae later
clos6 conversation wi'
• :-
he•dct
e7dis
. I'
th
ion o' the Senate
ribution bill has
considerin' the
Senate elective
JOHN . . 0
One-horse Baker and Exch
MAIN STA T, 6
CAPITAL
• This is
"RIM Greenbaa
-1-P rent rates. L
ertsse Shaves no
money �n•i deposit,
—when you get it.
Buys Bides, Sh
at th
All this is done
ful, is it not ? H
expectations, don'
SO
o blow, but
d so replete
not add any
er on the pol-
GGS, D. B.,
k.rgniveraity..
RTERI
nge Broker.
AFaRTH.
000,000 01.
fol.
and American Silver at cur-
ds mo ey on good farm prop-
s without lather. Receives
and pays 20 per cent. interest
ep Skins, Fars and Wool
high st pricPs.
ith th; above capital, 'wonder -
din ear Wants, wishes and
lee a d, he won't bust. 822
iA ST
•
-1-4EAT MING
-aa' called, for on
Anderson John
Aron, James
Burns, A. G.
Bell, joseph
Bryans, Edward
Biciwnlee Robert
Barrett daaill
Blaekend, N.
Burk, John
Cameron, /ohn
Clarke,M. L. •
Clarke, George
Clarke, Miss Eliza
Crawford, Mrs. M tilde '
Cahell, Mrs.
Chisholm, Miss
Dean, gra. Barba n
Douglate
Dobson, James
Dunbar, James
Forss, W.
Gibson, Daniel
Getz, James
Hayman, M.
Hill, W. P.
Heegmn, John
Jamieson, MiseDevenla
Jamie, J. G.
jeer, A. A..
Kerr, Miss Kell°
Kay, D.
Kenezer, Ja D.
Little, Mies Jessie .
Lonok, Joeph
Lawso-n, Joseph
Logan, David
MeMurran 3.
336
OF LETTERS
the S afortb. Post Office nn -
ay 12; 1874 :
cGonnegall, Robert
John
cLelland, John
claillop, John
cGarva,lohn
N,fcNafr, A. -
iJIcDonaId, D. J.
cOlymont, sAlex.
c-dillan, Laucblin
Morks, Patrick
Moorehead, James
Moore & Co., A.
Vann, James W.
01st, Wm.
1 obb, Charles
BobbsonaJ. W.
Robinson, John
Rose, 'Alexander
Rowley', Patrick
Sage, Daniel
Stephsnson, Margaret J.
Sutherland, Walter
$tone, Mrs. Mary
homes, Mr.
'Unarms, John
hitesides, John
Hiltons. John
alker, John W.
B •
Wits*, Samuel
illsan, Mrs. Maggie
rest V. T.
Wilson, Richard
Wattles', Betsy Ann
TenBigmond, Wm.
S. DICKSON, P. M.
A. ciovEINLcpcic
OULD beg %axe to thank bis numerous cus-
Wtoraeas for their liberal patronage extended to
him silica oomMencing
I
i I-
,
TIIEL L ' .ITIBER .TRADE,
i -
1Ie would; also iiiform thepi that the same strict
attention; shall bt paid to he blisiness is in the
past, andrall ord TS sent t -Winthrop P. 0. will be
promptlyattend4d to.
Bui/c/inp, a-nd
ist glowerecl
never sariig
weei, aweel "
or siccan doubtful' expr ssione.
smokes the waist expensia e eigars b
. they cost him mietliing a.vaa for they t
me the office -seekers gie him mair th
ten men could use. ".Weel," said. he
last, D'ye think noo ye Could gie
oliy tangible proof o' the be
city is gam' tae be tae
States." " Aye," said 1,
a line Durham bull and
have on. My farm at 'Sow 'Pak--jist tae.
ye an idea o' the ilatnral productsa.
11
nefit Recipr'e-
the Uni d
send e
coo—whilk Ie
GRIST A
Which will be in
tember.
Fencing LUniber Ge7lerally
071 Rand.
aasagements jor the ereaion of a
TD FLOURING MILL
working order by the first of Sep-
832*12
SAMUEL TROTT,
Menefee -wee of
Machine Toned Butter• Packages
'Of a Superior Quality.
All order, either Wholes Ie cr Retail, Promptly'
SEAFORTH, ONT. 886
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FLAX I FLAX!
ortaut to Farmers,
dersigned having purchased the Seaforth
Fla. Mills, formerly owned by Benjamin
Shantz i tends carryieg on the business, and is
prepared to contract with Farmers for
TiHE GROWTH OF FLAX.
LI ERAL INDUakMENTS
, ,
Extende to Farmenk who will furnish GOOD
.1.
GLEAN ,AND, and. iii all cases CASH will be
paid on °livery of Flax at my mills.
• SEED and further information can be had at
Mr. Rill s Store.
380 • JOHN BEATTIE.
, TO CHEESE FACTORIES.
D. McGREGOR,
BOOKBIN.DEB; HARPURBEY,
Would call ,attentiom to his
Milk Books, Pass Books and Large
Slieets.
The Best and Cheapest for Keeping Accounts in
the Province. Sold by
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
•
333-6 Hardware Merchants, Seaforth.
LUMBER LUMBER.
•
TH Subscriber returns thanks to his numerous
friends and customers for theliberal patronage
they have shown him for the last 18 years, and
hopes for a continuance of their favors. All par-
ties in want of
LUMBER
For Building,
• Fencing, or
Draining,
Will find it to their advantage to give him a call.
JOHN THONIPSON,
333-8 Steam Saw Mill, McFillop.
THE SEAFORTH PACKING' HOUSE.
HAMS AND BACON
Thoroughly cured and oi excellent quality for
sale wholesale and retail., -1
s5he Trade liberally deolt with. All orders
promptly attended tp.
THOMAS STEPHENS,
327. Proprietor.
WEEK,
New Tweeds, Denims, Brown and. White
Duck dottonades, &c.,
FOR MEN'S SUMMER WANTS. ALSO, A SPLENDID LOT OF
BLACK MOURNING GOODS,
Black Crape Cloths, Black Me
mattas, Black Bon
Black I
TEN IMPORTED COACH HORSE, i
"PRIDE OF ENGLAND,"
Itraveling in this section this season, and will
be an Seaforth every WEDNESDAY afternoon
and evening atKnoits Hotel; in Brucefield, every
THURSDAY noon, t Dixon's Hotel; at Ifippen,
at Shaver's Hotelson THURSDAY night; on
FRIDAY, at Snellar Hotel, Rodgerville at noon,
and. at Wilkins Hot I, Exeter, at night; SATUR-
DAY, at George ado teitlds, Thames Road, at noon.
"' Pride of England' was bred by 1... Leonard, Esq.,
of Marfieet, Yorksiii
e, England, and.was import-
ed by W. W. Peck, Esq., of Stanley, in the year
1870 i he is 4 yeartiiold; color a beautiful Cleve-
land Bay; aYinmetaacad form gaol good hoofs; he
Le a splendid specimen of the p,are bred coach
horse.
TEEMS—To insure fl foal, $10.
$84-5 BI D HOTHAM, Proprietor.
ong which are
z Cord,Black- Ticiimese Cloth, Black Para..
bazine,1 Black French. Mertttos,
tres,-_Black Silks, &c.
We have also been ppointed. agents for
FLOOR OIL CLOT S AND COCOA MATTINGS:
We have eamples of each on
ad, and et them to fit any fdZedhall or room.
Call an Se Samples. 1-
LOGAN 8,z; JAMIESON.
aws
AT
SI SEEDS
WILSON & YOUNG'S, SEAFORTH.
JUST RE ByED. I
FULL STOCK OF
FIELD ttilF GARDEN. SEEDSI OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
SH AND GOOD.
WARRANT
D FR
SWE E URNIPS.
ver grown; Carter's Imperial, one Of OA best
Purple To, also a good variety, and well knolvn;
nded.
Westbury Imprchod, which has taken angzes, whe
varieties grown hi thia country; SeirvingasTmprolve
White Dutch Sy/de, new variety, highl recomm
FAI4L RNIPS!,
White Globe, 'Yellow Aber een, and several other well known -varieties.
AR R TS. •
White Belgian, White Orthe, ong Orange, Scarlet Intermediate, and others.
Long Red and
reliable Seedsmen
and parties pureh
M1ANG
LDS..
ellovr Globe.—All the ibove varieties have been purchased from the best and most
In the Country, and will be Bola cheap. Spooled inducements offered to Jobbers
shig large quantities.
GROCERIES LIQUORS AND
ROVIS ONS CHEAP AND COMAS USUAL.
Daily expected—Our Spring Stock of 0 of:acorn w ich wlflbe well worthy of Inspection.
WILSON & YOUNG.
PENIOG
-
GRAN.
LLINERY
P 0 TR, I -CT 'NI
bN MON6DAY, APRIL 20TH.
ICIDP would.announce to the Ladies
engaged the services of a
f Seaforth qua surrounding country that he has
FIRST -CLAS MILLINER,
.. . ,
From one of the est Fashionable Houses in the rovince, to take charge of: his Milliners' Depart-
ment, which comprises ,all the leading novelties of . the season in .
1..
Hats, Bo nets, Bonnet Materials, Flowers, S'eatIte2T and Itiblionl
_ ,
,
1
; 1
Itegreo,t variety nd.coaer. AlsoTat large and eleg
HAIR.
assortment of
OODS,
01.aNTON
MARBLE WORKS,
HURON STREET,
Next door west of the Commercial Hotel.
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NIONUitENTS, ilEADSTON'ES-
And Work of all kinds in American and Foreign
Marble, designed and executed in the best style,
and at most amenable prizes.
Mantles of Various Colored Marble sup-
plied on Short Notice.
Granite Montements and Headstones imported.
to order.
W. H. COOPER, Jr.
- 277 T. CALDER, Agent.
Stieh as Chignons, Braids, Coronet Braias, Switches, &c. All shese goods are new and of the latest
importations from the European and American ma-kets, and have been selected with greet i care and
judgment. .
An early inspection is solieited, and all orders will be attended to with promptness, and done
in the neatest style.
THOMAS KIDD Maiii Street. -Seaford).
,
,dwiatioashaimmob
TEAS, TEAS, TEAS
'A large quantity of Green i'eas, Black Teas, Gunpowder Teas and Japan Teas,
OF EXCELLENT QU ILTY AND AT VERY LOVA( PRICES.
AL..O A FULL STOCK 01? •
General Groceries,
Wine
Liquors and -Provisions.
The rtbscriber wishes it u
Always Give Satisf ,ction or
derstood that hie Goods vrB.1
the .Money will beireturnedt
JAMES MURPHY,
Chequered Stone Main Street, Seaforth.
AT BELFRY
a Our 'HARNESS we can recorame
none but first-rate Harness. We w
give entire satisfaction.
Shop Opposite Mansion 110
ar_-•••
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COLLARS,
VALISES,
-
SLASHES,
BRUSHES, Ike
& MAT' SEAFORTH. -
SEAFORTH AND HURON
MARBLE WORKS.
MESSETT BROTHEI?,
(Late of Hamilton))
'Would intimate to their numerous friends and the
general publie that they are prepared to fill all
orders for
Monuments, Headstones,. Table Tops,
Mantles; to,
Granite Monliments Iirtported to Order.
Work of the best style and art, and cannot be
surpassed in this part of Ontario.
A esalrespectfally solicited.
Opposite Logan & 3ILM16}1012S Store,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
E. itissErr. ' H. MESaSEr.r.
RgmovAL.
THE SEAFORTH SHAVING AND HAIR
, DRESSING 'SALOON
T_TAS been removed to- new premises, adjoining
John Logan's old stand, and opposite W. Rob-
ertson & Co.al Hardware Store. ' The proprietor
begs to state that be has fitted up his new shop
with every tonveniene.e, Audis determined to make
it a first-class establishment. He has also on
hand a nice stock of
„LADIES 0111GNOATS AND BRArDs
Of the litest styles. Bo is also prepared to take in
LADIES HAIR COMBINGS,
And. have thean straightened and worked into
, Braids, Belts, Switelies, Curls; 4te,
Charges reasonable.
Gents' Wigs furnished. on the shortest notioe
-at less than city prices. .
A call is respectfully solidited.
807-52 • WILLIAM NEWMAN.
SHROUDS 1 SHRPUDS I
M. ROBERTSON, .
CABINET MAYTIII AND 'IINDERTAREB,
Johnson'sOld Stand,
Main street, Seaforth, has now on hand a good
assortment of
' 01732)-S
Which he ean furnish cheaper than they
got eleewhisre.
to any • ne, as we tale only first-tilass Leather and make
nt Our Co net to gall it Iforse, and guarantee them to
e, Seafor h.
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EXTRACTING TEETH IVIT11013.T
PAIN.
Ccs, CARTWRIGHT, L. D. S” Surgeon Dentist
attends in Seaforth, at litiox's Hotel, the first
TuesdayanaWednesdel of iBachraonth; in Clinton,
at the Commercial Hotel, ea the following Thurs-
days and •‘lidays. The reinainder of the time at
his Stratford office.
Parties requiring new teeth are requested to call,
if et Seaforth and Clinton, On tis first days of at-
tendance.
Testimonialieof over 500 patients who have had
their teeth extr.atted by the use of the Gas, may
be seen at my °face offtee in Stratford.
Teeth inserted in the most substantial tuntim-
pro red styles.
Filling den° in gold, &c., in a manner which
minuet be surpassea. '7 237 -
STOWS & TINWARE
Of all kinds, and in endless variety at
MRS' WHITNEY'S/
Carraielt, ors Block, Frain street. Seafoxth.
COAL OIL,
Pure, good and cheap, wholesaleand retail at Mrs.
WHITNEY'S.
CUSTOM WORK
Of all kinds promptly attended to and neatly exe-
cuted.
1308 MRS. WRITNEY.
SEAFORTH PLANING MILL,
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
sme.
sanbscriber blase leave totnank his numerous
d- customers for the liberal patronage extended to
him since commencing aasiness Seaforth, and
trusts that he may be favored with it tontinuance
ofth0Parties intending to build would do well to give
him a call, as he will dentinue to keep on hand a
large stock of ankinds ef'
DRY PINE LUMBER,
SASHES,
DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, ETC.
Be feels coufident of evaiasatisfaation to those
who may favour him with their patronage, as none
but first-ciass workmen are employed.
1...Partieularattenti0 paid to Custom Plantng
201 JOHN BROADFOOT.
THE 13 AFOR.TH
LUMBER YARD.
M.A.BEE & MACDON AID
'REG to inform the public that th.ey have re-
-" moved their Lurabee Yaid to the lot between
the Merebente Salt Coinpany's Works and Mar.
shall's Mill,
They will keep constantly on hand a good assort.
ment of ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, dressed and
undressed. Also, LATH AND SHINGLES,all of
which they are prepared to sell at the lowest possi-
ble prices, for Cash. Also. on hand any quantity
of the best ACTON LIME,
Builders and others will find it to their advans
lege to inspect our stoek, and ascertain our prices
before p nrehesing eisewls ere, as we are in a position.
to offer good bale cements to cosh purchasers. ,
160 MABEE & MACDONALD.
0I4ENED OUT.
FOSTER'S OLD STAND.
JAMES WRIGHT
HALuelentratintogrfl.oiszstaelforitti
and complete
sTocx OF GROCERIES.
Bus Teas are 000d,
His Sugars Cheap,
4nd his Epiao Btrong.
Call -and give tlaem a trial.
BELFRY & MAY. 828
131,
anialES WBIGHT.
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