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lay any possibility ba
sabinatiOn or proportioils
.„or any otiier ingredients,
vont azzathiog ever before,
tha meat aittortishing re-
aler raw:, of applleation
before diaeovered. It con.
D'1 h4u liquid, corm, -
y eve:oar:at atta. NTheacezez.
alt every drop ; waareas
a zit...aria all the alcohol ia
get anly the sinall (Juan
".ay ei att.:
)1AS, Pit mars, n„
Lantana Toronto, Out.,
- ern.
• r Eleetrized.
E. Ftieltaton & Co in R.
M
I1 to it, suela
,aaa, aaatNeat vas, nays
ataaans eta Tut:- hrNas,
J • G BALSAM
• Remedy.
•kup the moat distre%sing
r*g u not of too long
• d to !rav('- entire sa tisfaa.
, cm:Pratefi. eases of Con -
'Med itat to produce eos-
s,e with most remediea,) oe
taini u;1 opium in any
be perfeeety harmless to
altharezhet ta au- aetare
,._v r. stain:la. the system,
stiy fu a ao mary deaths by
u'a Lung Balsam will pre -
1; time.
per Cottle.
8304
Itites), Painful Mertattua-
3. Uterus,. Ovarian Diseases,
r, and all diaeasea 'mown ag
!hey aro prepared with the
ae pereonal supervision of a
44e female diseases a special
„told they are a Medieine on
tDIES ean deneia "in the
as au unfailing '
REG CLATOR
tilts everywhere. Price, one
; 44ent by mail free of post -
;from observation. For fall
iir pamphlot, which, we will
love to nay addreatt on re -
to prepay returir postage.
r pamphletr pills to -
AM (4•RAY & ,
Windsor, Ont.
by L Hicl-aon & Cc. J. S.
Laud by- an druggists.
',..YMAN, Toronto, Who1esale-
336-e4itar
per day. Agenta wanted.
All iJ 5be Ot working
tx, young or old, Make MOM
SpO;re moments, or all the
else ; Perneuntte free.
& Co.,Vortland,Malue. 284
:aaxaaas=,_raaara-a=.amaaaaEumum
RJEMI(Alta.
(late of Carronbroola)
J- County. of Perth. Office and
BrotheaaHardware Store,
R ., KING'S office -will be at -
2 87
C, M., Phyaieian, Sur-
roner for tho County- of Huron.
e, comer of Maaket and High
Planing Mill.
(Graduate of 2Ictall Univer-
a Cormier for the County- of
-,t_at door to Calder Brothers'
-,_ opposite MeCallum'a Hotel,
la, near the Railway Staticaaa
El11.1.4
RGEGN,DentisotAc.,Seaforth,
.,laterio. Plate work, lateata
• neatly executed.. All sur-
operationa performed with
• Ifeea as low as can be ob-
aftiee hours from 8 A. M.. to 5
M. A. G. afaDougall's Store,
270
Licentiate and. Prize-
d Vniversity. Ithaca, NA-, and
haVeterloary College, Toronto,
mtly io Vania, where he will be
Wog tq atteital to all kinds of
is of aninaala (loan excepted),
kb T. o.o.(1 at all hours. Resi-
t) doors east of Cook's Tem -
3I9
URGEON.—D. MeNAUGHT,
ounce to tile inhabitants of
ding aountry that he has
i4oioa of the Ontario Veterin-
ow preaared to treat- diseaaes
a" all domestic animas. Ile
connaetion. -with his horse -
will be foiled ready tu at-
a of the fact speeially at-
. office anal Quip in the rear
suew store. 41,11 kinds of Vet -
kept coostantly on hand.
229
Na. teriattuy Surgeon, (mem-
atao Veterinary (iullege,) begs,
- bits retuated, to the practice of
ItitWELI, n.zal may at all times be
di-iemaa, of Horse:a Cattle, &e.
ma;eiiidantty ou hand. All
(141...d to. ()Mee, at Mansion
273
Z. reltaill la
dtir 1Viiili.ue ham been sp.-
I, the Colonial Seeurities-Com-
'.f-1 else...agent for several pri-
' who- loan Xigicy at
atati. Interest payable yearly
a 3:171. 213
7 4 -4
gem:el:ST.1a), Bit criateis, At.
' Solicitors' in Clitineery and
e amt. °olive-yea:Leers.
aula Satifortli. Aeertts for
ra lee Company,
[`end at 5 per etaitz Faring,
arale. 53
Baariatera Bata Attoroeys
-41 Clatutary and Ioactleency,
. ' Pulaie, (ay. (JP-lees—Sea-
t423,040-,a1 Priviitt- Fusels to
tot eel vein. tatersee, payable
53
V. a. araran.
-
::Itirriatt es Attorney fa Chanc-
y1 li out. Office --over J. C.
aaritina t square. 26,s
a.Va: jit-Donzaa,
.tori.eya .Solieittas at Chancery
Wit. a:CC—two doors noAth of
ANIEL McDONALI), ,
Ilamssels,
tee,s.
I Thomas
,tat a to his old friends and.
Mahile, the t h ha.; leased the
icCi ity Mr. MI '1;1;AY, and
tL liONVNEY HOUSE, and
tiathataace of the patronage
-1 arta, him during his man.X
ataiausq. Evety comfort ana
;orvi led for travellers. The
(mIy kept iu the Dar.
at ler ti1wily:4 in attendance.
f21.:-; KNOX, Proprietor.
SEAFORTH.
tt bea4 to inform his old
raveling public that he ha.s
adjoining the Vest oftioe
the very best aceommoda-
'-r.he beat of 'ignore and
Tilvz.Lks FOSTER.
GAMTVES.
he had a quarrel with A lover
to fii4na that "she wasn'ton
terms with that fraud any
0
agar Bascomwas- taken to the
nsafle aserhun at Hartford, this
- just three months from the day
sou Joseph porehased a fiddle. .
e -A, thirty -horse power boiler recentlyitnc ,
of our factories was rendered.
erieagy useless by -28 of them being
telten down by the epoetie,
_The reason an urchin gave for being
jst t school ittoudo.y \eras that the boy
a net house wai going to have a
eeetang-down with, a bed. cord, auli he
Bed to bear him liciwl.
Onea Our fashionable youths donned
eeet silk hat find eigar Saturday even -
tog. He got along Well enough witli the
tiger, but he had to give up the hat --it
Inge him sick at the stomaCh.
A negro' boy was , driving a. mule in '
eMaica, when the animal eudclenly
3opped and refused to budge. " Won't
go e said the boy.* " Feel grand do
you! I ?pose you forget your Lechler was
a jackass.'
..The drummers came down, like
waves on the fold, there toes were all
frosted, their Ilexes all cold. Their
ereether-pneled buglestoon shoie through
the town, they gobbled the money and,
salted it down,' then took a few orders
oa lit out of here, with their heads full
of busirtess and skins3full of beer.
Dad, if I were to see a duck on the
and shoot it, would you lick me ?"
oe, no, my son ; it would show that
you were a goodmarksman, and I would
be proud of you." " Well, then, dad, I
peppered our old Muscovy cluck as he
eras flyini over the fence to -day, and it
will& have done you good to see him
droo- •
- —The editor of the Columbia, S. C.,
ilia,with grateful eloquanee acknowl-
edged the receipt of a milk punch in one
column, and in the next published a
"Tempertmce Department.". Somebody
has complained of his inconsitency, and
he explaaus that the "editor of the Mai/
has nothing to do with what goes into
the temperence column. of his paper, nor
hoe the gentlemen who conduct that de-
partment anything to do with what goes -
into. the editor of the
• —The worst featureabout the crema-
tion business is that some winter morn-
ing. in a fit of philanthropy, your wife's
second husbancl may empty your ashes
on the icy pavement. for the benefit of
pedestrians,
nine reveal some romise, additional teach.
ing willasually be NY , ted pn her. Ila
tree education consists in remedying
takes—commonly ii separable from
general Ohm ; in undoing what has
done ; in doing what has been neglec
**in
The Pope,---tven an Init.
would Xiteel to
There is something marvellously Ian -
untie in th atmosphere of this wood. rftil
Pope. I ef3r any man who is a mai to
stand in t at audience chamber and not
feel an ins inctive desire to go down on
bialenees, and, :of course, the very ilext
minute do n he goes. It is not necei-
sary to be a Catholic; it is not necesisary
even to f
the eope,
pority of
tanked By
soribable
the mome t he enters the room and holcle
eted so long as you are in his
And then it doesn't leave you
ou 'tememher him with a sense
on please re. It is Much like the
levittion, the delicious calm a
s 'after he has made a good cen-
yeti know what that is; and
of
is -
any
een.
ed...
el
el a tearticular reverence' for
as you wOuld for any mani the
hose life has never been at.
his enemies. It is. the Inde -
something that possesses you
you fasci
presence.
at once;
111100111spiritual
fellow fe
feseion i
Probably most of you don't !„, The Holy
a
Father was not more than ten mi
'in our room, for there were rooms 1
other folk anxiously waiting hi
*each. To one he gave his belied
and tease d on; to another, a Gene
d• stincti n, he spoke rapidly and
g eat sp rit, and yet he spoke t
man of ar as if be was speaking
child, as'n who had merited his f
love, an it %me e
Mbomou • se So
were in roduceld
who tette ed fro
their na ionalit Et
ing to hem which might inteeest his
Holiness Then atue my turn. efore
ntation m
was -imediate y rec-
and, with a twinkle in his eye
acious familiarity, he lea ed on
derand said to my cent. anion,
greeted cordially : A e, this
ericam 1" I WAS IleVOr so atter-
my life—Foreign, Letter.
ir •
Grasshoppers,
utes
ill of
ap-
ction
al of
*with
this
to a
ther's
arming to witness the
If
e of the gentlemen
by the proper officer,
m their official doonment
y nd the few iternSrelat- .
f-tt.
they could not bail it out, and. while full
of water it would not support more than
one person. The men put the girl in
and. held on to the edges of the boat,
supporting-tnern.selves by swimming till
exhaustedand chilled. through by the
cold water, and then dropping off, sank
one by one. They showecl no thought
of disputing the young woman's exclus-
ive right to boat. • She was saved_ by
their self-sacrifice.
MEW
essono
my pres
egmzed,
and a
my shou
whom h
is an A
ed in all
Ai Affectirtg naalaila1106.
Ile was young, he was fair, and he
parted his hair like the average beau, in
the middle ; „Ile was proud, he was bold,
but the truth must be told, he played like
efiend on the fiddle. But aside frozn.
this vice he was everything nice, and his
heart was so loving and tender that he
always turned pale when he trod on the
tail of the cat lying down by the fender.
He clerked in the store, and. the way
that he tore off the calico, jeeps and
brawn Sheetings would. have tickled a
calf and made the brute laugh in the:
face of a quarterly meeting. He cut
(Fite a dash with a darling moustache,
which he learned to adore and to cherish,
for one girl had said, while she dropped.
her proud head that ltwould kilt her to
seethe thing perish. ' On a Sunday he'd
search the straight road to church, un-
heediug the voice of the scorner; and de-
n:nerdy he sat, like a young tabby cat,
with the saints in the far amen corner.
He sang like a bird, and. his sweet- voice
was heard fairly Jugging away at long
- metre ; and we speakbut the truth when
we say that this youth could. outsing
hungry mosquiter. •
She was young, she was fair, and. she
scrambled her hair like the average belle
of the city, she was proud, but not bold,
yet the truth must be told that the way
she chewed wax was a pity. But aside
from this vice she was every thing nice
and the world. much applauded her
bustle, and the Fayetteville boys, beipec
charmed by the noise, walked miles jest
to hear the thing rustle. She cut quite
a swell, clid this wax -chewing belle, and.
Men flocked in armies to meet her ; but
she gave them the shirk, for she loved
the young clerk, who sung like a hungry
metquiter. She hemmed and she hawed;
and. she sidled. and he chawed until her
heart and jaws -were both broken, then
She walked. by his store, while he stood
at the door awaiting some amative token;
She raised up her eyes with. &pretty sur-
prise, and tried to enact the proud. scorn-
er; but U. tellthe -plain truth, she just
. grinned at the youth who loved the de-
vout amen comer.
41
, DUBU UE, la.,June 11, 1873.—
of grass.hopper ravages in wester
continue to arrive. Aoresident o
boldt County says that section is
with them, to the damage of the
wheat and corn. The largest ar
epode
Iowa_
Hem-
tocked
rowing
about
two-thirds grown, and they vary in Size •
from that down to those just
They are not yet large enough to
as yet they have committed depr
only in ithe places where. their
Raid. iii 10 or 12 counties west
lboldt, and up the west branc
!Des Moines River, the country
them. . They have already _ e
growing crops on the groan
left th
Many
a crop,
;
out of
be the
they e
• and W
sota s
Humboldt they do not come so
The hope now is that as soon a
large nough to fly, say by J
July 1 they will leave. . The
clouds' nd go whichever way
happe s to blow. It is hoped that their
111
depart re may be speedy.
-
' A 44 TICKET " PRECENTOR.
• lege near Airdrie, a ludicrou
occurred lately at an of in
meet' ' . The leader of the psalmody, a
e a stum-
stand in
leree more
out in his
• as wank!"
being ex -
led *4 son
• r and said
no gang
try again,
right key-
ience had.
was joined
the second
d precentor
. ! I've got -
n although
ad, as may
' their sides
h laughter•
atched:
fly, and
dations
ggs are
f Hum -
of the
's full of
ten the
s, and
fields as bare as board.
f the homesteaders, in d spair of •
have packed up and ar moving
he country. Humboldt seems to
astern limit, though- furt erruirtli
tend further east into Kossuth
nnebage Counties, and i •Minne-
ill further east, while smith of
far east.
they are'
25 or
- i
rise n
he wind
The Plano-Passiort•
The chief defect of modern education is spoiled !If Immediately his
•
its uniformity and. routine. Certain
studies are chosen and every pupil is ex_ cove for another chicken,
pected to pursue them, regardless to cap 7 . turn. " Madame, I on't
w
acity hien You know Low i
inclMation, or taste. This is alto_
', • been i cooked." Just then a
!
-ith mushrooms, was-
- " Without green
Ina
vil-
incident
g sermon
sonaew
ble, a
the si
Immo
at raw individual, ma
d. finally canie to a dea
ging of a tone. After
essful attempts he crie
agony, "This it most tremen
The n
cited
of son
&polo
"
ibilities of the aoclietic
y the remark, the tro
turned to the minis
eticaily, That ane'l
ava!
Ile resolved, however, t
and before he hid found the
note, a gentleman in the a
struck up " St. Pauls" and i
in by the congregation. . At
line, however, the disconcert
bawled oral " Hand on a we
ten't hoo "." ' Thecongtegati
they dicl not " baud on,"
well -le imagined. to " haucl
to pr vent them splitting wi
SO EASILY SATISFIED. !hat will you
have for dinner, Sandy!" sai Mrs. Black,
"A chicken, Madame, " said the husband,
st or boiled?" aske the wife.
found it, Maclaine, y
what I like !" The
n raising the cover of
,
out : Bbiled chick
•me ! A chicken boile
00
know
and
calk
Mad
gethee true of music, particularly .of pi-
ano music, to which every girl in the
land seems doonied to serve an appren-
ticeship, whether or not she may have:
any conception of time or tune. The less
aptitedeehe shows*for it, the more necess
sary it is thought to be for her to devote
herself to the 'uncongenial instrument.
Her parents, guardians or friends, 1 feel
sure she has -talent ; all she nee
application for its proper develop
Consequently she is forced to spend,
nms hours. every clay, aver key
Dever learns tottonico save mechani
and over notes possessed of no i
meaning. She may be strong emit
resist such misdirection of her Inc
en, N
tabic
•the
said
my
preS
pera,
goin
pres
s
ea. look
prec- the
she me'
aliy,
ward •
gh
lties,
u ought to*
inner came,
the dish, he
n ! I hate it
is a chicken
wife raised a
roasted to a*
eat no roast
should have
sroiled. chick --
laced on the
eas," roared.
nimbler. Here the aatt. dear, "
Mrs. Black., "Row re you spend
They -Were a
ndy in des -
in He was
you receive a
e ?" but he
lig face, and.
hey do say he
'oAfaeJfid L uE
CD
LO feATJJV
3 CAR
ECEIVEP AT THE SIGN OF THE
CIRCULAR
SAW.
OADS AMERICAN CUT NAILS
Fron the Celebrated Factory of Dewey, Vance & o., Wheeling, 'Virginia,
Which we will soll t the same price as Canadian Nails, altbougtt worth 41 per keg more. Be sure and
see them before yo buy any other nails. Sole Agepts Seafottla for the world wide known
EIL.PHANT BRAND W
Warranted the best manufactured. Anything and everything y
have of good qualit and low price.
WM. RO
N. B. --Just race ved, direct from Buffalo, a quantity of Fire
WILSO
A,_ GOVENLOCIC
FIELD
.0
ITE LEAD,
01 require in tte Hardware Lin. e ,w
ERTSON & Co.,
SEAFORTH. ONT.
Wk.
EEDS I SEEDS1
AT
& YOUNG'
JUST RECEITED A FULL S
AND GARDEN 'SEEDS OF •
WARRANTED FRESH
SWEDE TUR
• Westbury Improved. which has taken prizes'wherever gr
'varieties grown in this country; Scirving's Improved Purple
White Dutch Sw ads, new variety, highly recommended.
FALL. TURN
White Globe, Yellow Aberdeen, and several
CARROT
%White Belgian, White Orthe, Long Orange, S
MANGOL
Long Red and Yellow Globe.—All the above varieties ha
reliable Seedsnien in the Country, and will be sold cheap.
and parties pm'ahasing large getahtitiei.
SEEDS I
SEAFORTH.
OCK OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION,
VD GOOD.
HEWI.
_
ASSIMERE CAPES
AT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'
NEW
PS.
; Carter's Imperial, one of the best
p, also a good variety, and well known;
s.
t or well known varieties.
t Intermediate, and others.
• Cassi):nere Mantles °
e been purchased from the best and most
pedal inducements offered to Jobbers
AT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS AND PROVISIONS REAP AND GOOD AS USUAL.
Daily expected—Our Spring Stock of Crockery, which w le well worthy of Inspection.
W tSON & YOUNG.
GRAND 0 ENING
AATOULD beg leave to thank his numerous cus-
T tomers for their liberal patronage extended to
him since commencing a
THE -LUMBER TRAPEd
OF
If I ID 3:3
8
ON MONDAY, APRIL 20TH.
—4 1
AT
RY
17-) CD II T_Tist
New Lace Gapes
AT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'.
•
Dift. D would amiounce tO the Ladies of S afbrth and snriounding t" ountry that he has
engaged the se vices 'of a c
- FIRST-CLASS 'MILLINER,
!NEW LACE - MANTLES
AT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'.-
• Frean one of th most Fashions.illeHeases in the Provi ce, to take charge of his Millinery Depart-
eason in
Ire would also inform them that the same stria mentawhich reprises all the 1 ading novelties of the
attention shall be paid to the business as in the
past, and all orders sent to Winthrop P. 0. will be
promptly attended to. ' Vats, BOVfilet81 Bon et MaterialS,
Building and Fencing Lumber Generally In great venal and color. Ale?'a large and elegant as
on Rand.
He has made arrangements for the erection of a
GRIST AND FLOURING MILL
Whieh will be in working order by the first of Sep-
tember. 332*12
oney in that way ?
nt," said his wife. S
ill
ion rose from his ch
to say, " How dare
nt without ray tea
d at his wife's sm. '
he smiled, too; and
r grumbled again.
sill eas
T IE DIAGNOSIS OF A. ST,
trio, of Warren Hastings,
terieal powers of Pitt, Bu
to escape from drudgery which reit ses to den were brought so em
atter a while, ,contineeus paessue , 'reit_ Hat row sehool, was an int xestecl listener
that, ph old Dr. Parr, the h
bear fruit. But the probability i
on the , oecasion, for Ric ard Brinsley
. ting her under the delusien shared y her
kin, ceases her to believe, in the ace of ha been the cloctor'efavo ite pupil. At
rausical. Then the destiny of h e die_ the doctor had retired t his corner in
. the closc- of the eloqueu tourpaanent,
nature's contradiction. that she is really
musical ex-pressions, without a resp 1 the Westminster coffee -la use, when he
harmony is fixed. She wreaks her elf On
mere. we launching out, as -a in tter of course,
in support of the speec of Sheridan.
. chord in her entire breast, ascend' g ancl
Burke happening in, bead . most of the
descending the scale as she woul, tip, go
doctor's eulogy, and, at its close, re-
, At a people, We are not inusigal-tat ' ma ked., "Why, doctor,. nel. have said
and. clown the back stairs. '
lead not in the sense in which the Ger-
nians and Italians are. We do , ot in-
herit any special love of muisic, an many
tfus cultivate it wholly against th grain.
acconnt of this deficiency, it is 'well.
t:itat we should try to reniedy it liy- eclue'
n, ion, provided. we do not go t o fat.
To develope a, latent quality is v ey dif-
tetent from struggling to develop sante-
thing that does not exist. Musical in,
ae etion is always good as resensicts,the
tteunpt ; but its continua,nce shohld de -
Pend -upon the manner in which the.:in-
CH. —At the I
When the ora-
ke and Sheri-
hatically into
ad. master of
struction received. The s
growthis encouraging ; the absen
growth is not A_ year, at the f rni
ur piano -player. Unless in that .time • ca sizecl three
ri hted it, but as
wnl show ' •
if a girl be designed. b
allest
e of all
It -hest,
nature
nothing about my speech." "Your
ech, Edmund," thundered forth the
tor, " was oppressed by epithet, (lis-
ted by parentheses, Knd debilitated
amplification."
NDIAN CHIVALRY. —1 The following
story, the teeth of whicic is vouched for
by a California paper, vouid seem to
shew that the noble traith attributed to
Indians by novelists and playwrights
have some foundation of fact to rest
upon : Six weeks ago seven male In -
diens and a young Indian young womaA
started across Clear
la rthern end, in a small
s ft
the
spe
do
lac
by
CLINTON
MARBLE WORKS,
HURON STREET,
Next door west of the Commercial Hotel.
•
MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES/
•
And work Of all kinds in American and Foreign
Marble, designed and executed in the best style,
and at most reasonable prices.
Mantles .of Various Colored Marble: sup'.
plied OM Short Notice.
•
Granite Monuments
to order.
W. II. COOPER., Jr.
T. CALDER, Agent.
and Headstones imported
277 , •
1
ke, near the
oat, which was
ni land. They
ake was rough
SEAFORTFI AND HURON
MARBLE WORKS.
lowers, Feathers and Ribbonl,
ortmeut of
HAIR, GcODS,
Such as Chign us, Braids, Coro et Braids, Switches, & . . All shese goods are new and of the latest
importations f •om the Europefti and American Marko s, and have been selected with great caxe and
An earl inspection is elicited, and all orders will be attended. to with promptness, and dtme
judgment.
hi the neatest tyle.
THOMAS KIDD, Main Street, Seafortb.
NEW LACE SCARFS
AT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'.
NEW LACE SHAWLS
MESSETT. tri .B OTHER,
(Late of Ha ton,)
Would intimate to their numerous friends and the
general public tlaat they are prepared to fill all
orders for
Monuments, Headston s, Table Tops,
Mantles, &c,
Granite lifonuments Imported to Ordei•.--
Work of the best style and art, and. cannot be
surpassedin this part of Ontario,
A call respectfully solicited.
Calder's old Stand, opposite McCallum's Hotel,
a MAIN STKEET,.SEAFORTH.
H. AIESSE'Pla
E. MESSETT.
THE SEAFORTH
LITI\TBER YARD.
ST
‘1PECIAL
" different k
variety. We
determined to
expense or tro
ness we expec
have not yet
A NEW AND VV "ELL SELECTED
OK
•
0 F URNITURE
JUST RECEIVED AT
a3Z 0 - S -
start housekeeping. A. selection of over 20
stock;"- Sofas, Lounges and Bedsteads in endless
*ill sell cheaper than the cheapest, as -we are
public may rest aasured that we shall save no
have already done double the amount of hug-
e those who patronize as, hoping Plat those who
urchasing elsewhere. • •
AMeriean C Coffins made to order. A Hearse t�Hire.
'DUCEMENTS given o those about t
ds of CANE EAT HAIRS kept in
re determined_ ot to be undersold, an
establish a bus ess ' Seaforth. Th
ni,
ble in. trying t give s tisfaction. W
ecl to have done, at sta Ling. Thanks
urchaeed will call and examine before
Bina alway kept on hand a,nd
AT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'!"
• Three journeymen Cabinet Makers wanted, none int first-class workmen heed apply.
1 T. JOHNS & CO.
MABEE & AODON ALD
TEG to inform the publics that they have re
-R-• moved their Lumber Yard to the lot between
the Merchants Salt Company's Works and Mar-
shall's Mill.
They will keep constantly on hand a good assort-
ment of ALL KINDS or, LUMBER, dressed and
luidressed. Also, LATH .A.....arD SHINGLES,all of
whieh they are prepared to sell at the lowest possi-
ble prices, for Cash. Also. on hand any quantita
of the best ACTON LIME
Builders and others will find it to their advana
tage toinspect our stook, and ascertain our prices
before purchasing elsewhere, as we are in a position
to offer good inducements to cash purchasers.
160 MABEE & MACDONALD.
RS• 'T '1' 1\T 'T 0 1\T _
HAS JDT RECEIVED A. L GE STOCK OF THE BEST
Montreal c4t Nails, Gass, Putty, Paints,,c.
BLUNDELE, SlrENCE & Co.'s
1
Boiled L4t3e a Oils, Spades and ,Shovels,
Bes, Raw al
NEW LACE POINTS
. IT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'.
All of,whichaaill be sold eh Lip. Having purchase m -y Stock for cash, I will not be undersold by tiny
in the trade. Remember t °place, one door Bout of Allen's Grocery, Main Street, Seaforth. •
JOHN KIDD.
FRESH ARRIVALS.
WISHES o announce t,
deseiijjlilon ever bro
Hot Weathe (may it come
hand a meat er of the Sce
tirely through its composit
lLongine Watches re
being on these Watches is
M. R. COTTNTER
NEW SUN HATS
AT
HOFFMAN -BROTHERS'.
t he has now On hand the largest Stock of Itair Ornaments of every
gilt to the Town of Seaforth, (we say TowN now). Also, for the coming
quickly) an extensive and varied Stock of Fancy Fans. Be has, also on
fed Necklaces—This is something new, the Necklace is scented en -
on, and will retain its imriume for years. Aliother case of those Celebrated
eived the other day. The fact of the name of THOMAS ROSSEI:L & Sow
a sufficient gaarantee Of their reliability as Timepieces.
NEW PARASOLS
AT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'.
REPAIRING PROMPTLYi ATTENDED - TO AS USUAL.
WANED -500 OUNCES F OLD GOLD AND SLLVER..
Spectaeles•—I have ueeeived instructions frOro Lazarus, Monis & Co. to sell their Spectacles
bereafter at 42 per pair, case 25(1 extra, instead of at $2 50 as formerly.
11 M. R. COUNTER.
New Silk Uxnbrellas
AT,
HOFFMAN BROTHERS.
FRESH ARRIVALS OF
1V1, I In la 1\1- 1Ro "CZ
EVERY WEEK
AT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS
CHEAP CASE STORE, -
sE,AiORTE.
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