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-Auden the Faith.' a,
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gent -8. who can al;:...
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chaser is net suitea
want, they tan have
or any ether- We,
freele Steck Of the
es, ae well tee all the
-an be paid for on
ntisfaetory, can be
z y be ilertal.
UMW&
(AK,
Instraments, both
rinot he stirpassed.
lets which he Belie
, not be questioned.
- films. The Mathes -
Meson & Ham-
Iodeons.
PLEMENTS,
rain Cruehers, Root
a Iltaele Powers, all
11.
Se
b purchase
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;
ma etse.
;and get one before- they
1670 I sold a0- of these
;re sold by me; in 1872,
eny saleached. over
of that can be offered
ilae Harrows give.
1 L. L•S 0 hi ,
t,Seaforth.. 325
FORTH
ACTOR Y.
Rt. HOGAN
.
17ORTH,
ion of the farming cam-
- NAM'S,
_
a
tON PLOW
yorite, and with improve-
ason, they have no h.esita-
o be at least equalto any
BEAM PLOW,.
(me of the hest and rriOst•
use,manufactured.
& HOGAN
eiebrated
iljTTER
3earn. They are the onlY
ply this favorite plow with
This pIow is sold for $17,
a other manufacturers sell
FFLERS,
A made to order on the
n promptly attended to.
sest materiel, both in iron.
atrties purchasing from us
a good am -Laura -1e article.
RUE & 110GA_N,
ivr Manufacturers, Seaforth.
a Bowl% kept on hand for
0 AT LARGE.
()LEVER,
ddle and Collar
F ACTT: UR,
SEAFORTII.
.4
E SCOTCH COLLAR.
it of light and heavy Harness,
Clothing. &e., kept censtautly-
g promptly attended to, and
Reinexaber the place,sign of
W. 11. OLIVER.
LOST --$25 REWARD:
:DAY, the 1St)), inst., between.
on. IL -eleKiliop, and Leslie's -
i Road, a DROWN LEATHER
ataining $80 er $85 in $6 and
rentiseory notes, all drawn in
gned, and other papers. TIte
will receive a rewerd of $25
• Seaforth. Post Office, or at
owner. The public are hereby
nachasing or negotiating anY
1 in my fa,vor, as tlere are twtte
E contained in the lost pocket-
HIRAM HANNAH.
is I
ULY 3 1874.
'Painted Tea. -
People who drink no alcoholic liquors,
and bY Whout even ale aslid beer are reek-
' wed, among forbidden beverages, usually
imagine that they are placed -beyond the
injurious inflatence not only of spirituous
• excess, but of the deleterious ingredients
, which frequently enter into the composi-
tion of such liquors. The line of •absti-
_ nonce roust, however, li>e drawn much
closer than this, to escape from adulter-
o atedbeverastes. Sandan
their way in!to the darn
dust is not mai-mown-du
white clay -find
tic sngar, brick
°free, which has
probably been ah'eadJ,r nix:ed. With
chicory, and from Prins an blue to iron
filings and misceUa,neou1 refuse there is
au endless Variety of f( reign substances
awhich are used for the purpose of in-
creasing the bulk or "improving" the
color of tea,
We cannot speak authoritatively of the
nature of the decoction known as New
: Jersey tea—a productf the leaves of
I)
a
' the CeanA
othus merica) s ---but it would
certainly be safer to drink, without
q• uestion, the extract from any . native
substitute, rather than a great 4ea1 of
' the staff imported from China, andIJapan.
To -the credit of the latter count y, be it
said, the art of adulteraaion is still m its
' infancy- -there. Even so-called "green.
' tea" can be had of Ja aneae growth in
which analysis fails to detect any arti-
ficial coating on the Ileaf. As a rule,
. however, ail the green bea sold in this or
: any other market, as as ell as the pearl
oolored and ether fanay shades which
: • find favor with West rn tea drinkers,
i are simply produota of art, with the re-
motest possible resemb ance to the leaf
as nature makes it, L af-buds picked in
' spring are supposed tol furnish the raw
material of what is k -neem as -green tea.
Bat in the first instance, the leaf thus
aathered is not of a v
a
and no matter how ca
of dying is performed,
come greatly dulled..
, ing nations of the wes
ry bright green,
efully the process •
he color must be-
nt the tea drink -
demand that the
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any such offer. As for pirate and ,other
blGod-thirsty narsatives of villainy that
never existed, we do not consider them
healthful mental food for the boys
and girls who read the Chron-
icle, so that even if well . written
they would not I be accepted. Last-
ly, our young borrespondent will do
well to remember that, however glaring
the typographical errors which sometimes
.1:1
appear in the pa.pr may -look, to hi eyes,
editors are great sticklers fororthog'aptly,.
and compositions other than local cerres-
-
ponclence, which abound in orthogtaphic-
al and syntictical. errors invariably find
their way to the custody of . the tagman
who claims the contents of our waste
basket at stated eriods. We advise our
young friend to ontinue his studies at
• school or at hom to read good books in-
stead of the tras iy novels that haVe ev-
identlybeen part of his mental fare and
to give up once for all, any no ion of
ever making rnon y out of literary effort.
..7 ---Waterloo Chro tide. .
--4,-•-•$------
Salary jor Ministers.
lt may be: safe Y'said that ,iip
sioiA or even occupation inthis. e
-requiring a ' like amount of - inte
and acquired knowledge, Or exacting an
, equal eaxpenditu e of tithe and -e
80- ill paid. as that of the minister
(..tospel. Wh..
ile e is debarred b
by.public opittion and his own co'
from every '. gainfal pursuit ' out
,profession., add is as absolhtely .
ed from cngagink in. efforts for
-
crease of his Mc me as if a statu
it a, criminal. off lice, he is restricted,. in,
the great majority of instances, tjo a sala -
be scornfeilly rejected '
i)ilities „in almost any
s calling. .. -Awl the:peo-
fitted by his Ministra-
e devotes - all his .time
.sympath.y, take • advan-
hat he has no choice of
en in everv. other. call-
profes-
uutry,
ligence
ort, is
of the
duty,
science
de his
revent-
he in -
e made
dried product shall ha e a brilliancy of
color such, as nature lever knew. To
satisfy this demand, the Chinaman has
recourse to pigments, and since he mast
paint the tea, he is much more likely to
select inferior varieties of the Autumn nanhnity or ge erous feeling prevailed,
and. dark -leaved gathering than the tie men avould.be verywhere prompt to see
greeu leaves for the operation. due to the digaity of
Green tea, therefore, like cocoa or ailing and. the eminent
mustard or sherry has come to be a mere. moral forbe which it re -
commercial product, owing its existence
as much to foreign substancea as. to the
, substratum of original, matter with
which, they are as4ociated. In nine
Cane Met of ten, a green tea which. the
trade calls " genuine k' is a more or less
inferior leaf, yainted with Prussian. bine
ortgypsum. These snbstances are cer-
' tamly not poisonous, but if the tea. of
which. they form a part were openly said
ellUXLEY ON THE B1.81.14.—Professor
Huxley, the foremost English expounder
of Darwinism a,nd consequent sdientific
opponent of the scriptural theory of
man's creation, •actually confesses that
• the reading of the Bible in the public
schails is -a beneficent practice. "I have
alwa.tra," said he, on a recent occasion,
been strongly in favor of secular educa-
tion, in the sense of education without
theology.; but I must confess 1 have
been no less seriously perplexed to know
by what practical measure the religious
feeling, which is the essential basis of
conduct, was to be kept up, in the preS-
_ent -utterly chaotic state of opinion on
these matters, without the use of the
Bible. By the stmly of what other book
could children be so much humanized
and made to feel that each figure in the
vast historical procession ' fills, like
themselves, but a momentary space in.
the interval between two eternities, and
tearns the blessings or curses of all time,
according to its effort to do good arid
hate evil, even as they are also earning
their payment for their work ?"
ary which woul
by men of like
ordinary busine
pie who are ben
tions, to whom
'and talents and
tage of the fact
occupations as
ing have, but roust remain perinanently
in the one prof ssion to Which he has
consecrated his
If men. were
not be so. If t
ous, it would b
life.
agnanimons, this could
ley were merely gener-
differerit. If true mag-
• not only what '
the niinisterial
intellectual and.
quires for its prosecution, but they would_.
recognize its claims Upon them by reasons
self-abnegati which
I. the isolation. 1 other
it absolutely liectessitatea.
e to this noble d -dicatiora.
of the peculi
it demaucls, an
pursuits which
'And in respons
self -surrender and exalnsion from all
those opportu, itaes whiels. aye
other, men, • Chrisfian con
were magnani ions or generous
with this explanationwe presume very just, the hire • of their faithful
few people would be foimd to buy it.. would no long r be suffered: to
The English Court of Queen's Bench has; the raean anal insufficient sc,
just deeded that tea so colored must be, now rules in so many parts of
s given to the public with a pi am intim.- There is anOther considerati
tion of its true charater, otherwise the ple wrong the?' selves when the
dealer must incur the prescribed penal- salaat of tbeuj minister to a
ties of the law against adulterationtwice scarce sufficient for -his
This along with several. similar decisions sistence. Of ,ll professions in the world.
on thc same subject, will have the effect that of the Minister of the Gospel most
of driving altogetherfrom the English requires freqaent ancl prolonged inter-
market the adulterated Chinese teas. It vats of calm withdrawal for eontempla-
will take some time, howeverto inter- tion, reflection and study of the hearts
rupt the manufacture of the "Lie" tea and. tempers Of himself an.l other men.
whi6h contains the leaves of -a number of If he is -insufficiently paid, *is is' Um -
worthless shrubs mixed with the sweep- possible, and his people are the real
hags of the packing . houses, ; the iron sers. By jest as *ma, as their min-
fihings andtother weight -producing sub- ister is absorbed in the consideration of
stances will not be readily thrown the gnawing, of his.necessities, they are
away by the Chinamen accustomed to excluded from the benefits of .his search
their use, aod the green and other paiot- ings into the deep things of God. and his
ed teas will be produced long after the _investigationS of the nature and wants of
taw has stepped in to defend half the man. It -carinot he expected that a min
-
gullible consumers of the West. With ister will be profoundlylearn4c1 in .all the
the English demand interrupted, this minutia! of the diseases which affect the
market will continue to be more and soul of mai, or ready with the cures
more flooded with those Chinese teas for which he may find by a study of the
whieh human ingenuity has done a great works of the Great Physician. if the bulk
'deal more than nature. Failing a staff of his time iS diverted fromthese studies
of analysts to detect and bring to pun- by the ea/A(41g and grinding cares of his
nel ever -recurring necesities.
open to
egations
or even
minister
,emain on
le which
our land.
11. Peo-
. stint the
cant pit -
ere sub -
BUTTER, BUTTER.
ishrnent such frauds upon the public, the own instant
tea -drinker would. do well to exercise ex- We are -not only mean and ubgenerous to acres, being S. half of Lot 25; Con. 1, Mchellop ;
tra caution in the s lection of his favor- our minister but are " penny wise and. 1 25 aeres, being N. W. Corner of Lot 25, Con. 1,
,
t and 1 mcKinop; 100 acres, being Lot 26, Con. I, McKil-
ite leaf, am' espeeia ly to rid. his mind pound. foolish" toward our families
50 acres, being S. half Lot 27, Oen. 1, McKil.
ourselves if We forget the Di hie maxim ii.. lop;
lop ; 25 aeres, being .N W. corner of Lot 9, Con. 1,
Tuckersmith, extending to Railroad ; 100 acres,
being Lot 10, Con. 1 Tuekersmith; 100 ecres, be-
ing Lot 11, Con. 1, Tuckertanith ; 50 acres, being
' ' N. half Lot 12, Con. 1 Tuckersmith ; 25 acres, be -
and compensate it at its big S. E. corner Lot 12, Con. 1, Tuckersmith. ; 50
And certainly there is none nobler or pens, being E. hall Lot 11, Con. 2 Tucke e n'th ;
, , 1 1 1
10 acres, being S. W. corner Lot 11, (Jon. 2, Tuck -
more beneficent than that which is ex-
EDWARD' CASH
WILL
BUY GOOD BUTTER
ANY QUANTITIES
BUTTER AND WOOL DEPOT,
AT HIS
:GARDNER
▪ „
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•
EWIN MACHINE
IS STRONG
1
Easy Ru ning Machine
341 Goderich Street, Seaforth..
MONEY ADVANCED
ON Mortgage Security, in such sums and for
such periods and. repayable in suchManner
as the applicant may desire. Apply to
322*52 A. G. McDOUGALL, Seaforth.
. Samuel. Brodie, C. E.,
TelleROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR, Seaforth.
All orders left at thelilansionHoese with Mr.
John Murray will receive immediate attention.
References—Dr. Coleman and Dr. King. 411'152
BRICKS, BRICKS.
A KILN OF FIRST-CLASS
TV A 2E1? BRICKS
Is now ready and for sale at the Seaforth trick
,Yerd. Price $6 75.per 1,000, delivered in any part
of Seaforth, or $6 at the yard.
341-4 'HENRY WALLACE.
WE ADAPTED FOR
1 FA M I SEWING,
AND
igat Ma ufacturing
A. the airs held throng
very severe teat
t some
BEST JUDGES T E OULATT1i1
AND BY THEM' AW
13 Prizes in 87 and 26
Its simplioity of construction, strength and
set of attt chme
INSTRUCTIONS IN ALL HE
Gardner Sewing Mael
SAMUEL TROTT,. •
Menufecturer of
Machine Turned Butter Packages
Of a Superior Quality.
All orders, either Wholesale or Retail, Promptly
Filled.
286 '
SEAFORTH 0131', 336
-
INCORPORATION NOTICE.
rpHE Municipal Carillon of the Village of SEA-
-1- FORTH hereby give notice that they will apply
tOthe Governor-iii-Oomicil after the expiration of
three mouths from the first iusertion of this notice
to erect the -Village of Seatorth into a Town, un-
der the name of Sealorth, and the following limits
are intended to be included therein: aeres, be-
inn- S. W. corner of Lot 24, Con. 1, McKillop; 50
of the del, ion. that f thered leaves can,
without the , icl of at, be made to wear
the color of right gireen or „pearly gray.
—N. Y. Timm
Tobacco Smoke Good for the
Teeth.
It is only- fair on tobacco to point out
that it is gradually clearing itself from
many of the serious charges brought
against it.. It has been frequently and
persistently alleged that among other. ill
effects (besides death: and madness) pro-
dacecl by tobacco, is destruction of the
teeth. This, it appears, is entirely a
mistake. Instead of tobacco causing the
teeth to decay, it is the very best thing
in the world for -them, and those who
wish to preserve their teeth should im-
mediately take to snaoking, if they have
not already indulged in the habit.. At a
lecture on teeth linahma and electricity
delivered last month in London, by Mr. age attacked ansan in the same 1, cm v.
"The laborer is worthy o
The nobler and more benefi
bor, the rea4ier should men
his hire." -
ent the la -
be to rate
rue worth.
• Tinitla ; 5. 0 acrea, being W. half Lot 10, Con. 2,
elusively devoted. for life to the service tuckersteith • 80 acres
barability recent:
ts, and demi ell
TTACHMENT
ine Con
PE ER GRA
GODERICH F
,
out the Dominion, this Alachine was put
by the
COULD PRODUCE
RDED
rizes in 1872.
e d it to alt classes. It has a co Vete
de of work.
IVEN FREE OF CHARGE.
ny, Hamilton, Ont.
lEAgpeuStEloAr FthOeRcTonnEft,y of Huron.
UNDRY.—
, efw.
• VT'
The Goderich Fou dry, & anufa.cturing Co.
Beg to inform the pub lc that they are steed to contract for
STEAM ENGINES AND BOIL ; FLOU GRIST, AND SAW MILLS
SAWI G MACHIN &c.
On hand—IRON AND WO DEN PL 'S, with steel boards,
GANG PLO S CULTIV ORS, STRAW -CUTTERS, &c.
SUGAR AND POTASH KETTLES, ATE -BARS,
WAGGON BOXES, &e.
COOKING, PARLOR AND BO, STOVES, 'f arious
SALT PAN (VIDE 0 ORDER. -
IRON AND BRASS 'CAS INGS, D BLACKSMITH. WORK.
BOILERS AND SALT P 5- REPAI B,D ON SHORT NOTICE.
TWENTY TO THIRTY HORSE PO 11 TUBULA BOILERS generally on hand for sale.
All orders addressed to the Co pan y or Secrete y -will receive promptattention.„
A. HODGE, Secretary and Tre• surer. HORTO.N, Preaident.
R. RUNC MAN, General Manager.t
EGMONIDVILL
SPECIAL NOTI
E•
'T'HE subscriber has removed near the •esidence
of Mr. John Logan , Egmondville,whe e he will
be pleased to meet all his old customers dinany
new ones. He will continue to make a peciality
of HOME MADE
BOOTS AND SHO SI
As he has done for the past 20 Years, na feels
confident that his work is far superior t • the sale
work that the country is flooded with.
GIVE MN A CALL.
889'1'5 JOHN STEET, Egm ndville.
, being N. E. corner Lot '
of God. and the salvatioti 11 Con. 3, Tuekersmith, extending emit to west 50
rods, and eetending north to south 96 'rods • JO
Y. Chlistia, InteUigencer.
• acres, beiug N. W. corner Lot- 10, Con. 3, Tucker -
smith, extending west Gaut to 16'4 rods, and ex -
A SNA -11 -.81'01-ay.—Snake stones are
from Suse* County, Dela,ware. IA that
beginning o come in. The latest is
vicinity, n long since, a curious and
T
deadly sna, te was killed, which meas-
ured 28 in hes in length. About five
inches from the eud of the tail were two
thick protu . .
"horns" ab
crances, each eontaining 18
ut .one-eighth Of an ineh in
length. • T ey - were hollow, and sup-
plied with Ipaison. -strange story is
stendieg north. to south 96 rods.
• I.A.MES H. BENSON, Reeve.
WM. ELLIOTT, Clerk.
Dated the 4th day ot June A. D. 1874. 389-13
JOHN S PORTER,
One-horse Banker and Exchaege Broker.
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.- •
EGG EM PORI !M.
The subscriber , hereby thanks his numerous
customers (merchants and ethers) for t eir liberal
patronage during the past seven years, nd hopes,
by strict integrity and close attention t business,
to merit their confidence and trade in t e future.
Having greatly enlarged his premi es during ;
the winter, he is now prepared to pay t • e
HIGHEST CASH RICE1
For any quantity of good fresh_ eggs delivered
at the
NOTICE TO THE
T AVELING PUBLIC.
Tick ts to or from Europe, by the Allan
Line,
OAMPBELL'S
CLOTHING STORE
•
TN addition to the Choicest Selection of theBest
-1- Goods, I have on hand ei few Special Lbaes,
to which I Would call the earneet attention of
'buyer 1
FORT GARRY
And Dili points in the Northwest, by BEATTY'S
LAKL SUPERIOR LINE,either by Duluth or the
-
Dowser], Route, else tickets to all parts of ther
Eastern and Western States
By It or Steamboat connection, can be had on
appli •ntion to the undersigned. Seaforth Rail-
way S atiou. Information cheerfully given to
inte di g travelere.
339 R. B. MOODIE, Agent.
DOMINION
S AVINC & HAIRDRESSING
'ALOON AND BATH ROOMS.
EGG EMPORI M„
Main Stree , Settforth,1
Wanted by the subscriber 25 tons f good. dry,
clean WHEAT STRAW.
SEAFOBT11, March 18, 1874. 328
D. D. W LSON.1
THE FARMERS' F IEND
WILMA:NI GRASSI
Of the Seaforth Carriage Works, hav ng sold off
all his sleighs and cutters, is now b • sily mann=
factiving
WAGONS AND BUG
His Wagons are strong and durable -
His Buggies are stylish, and, being made of the
very best material, and byeirst-cla,ss orkmen, are
guaranteed to give aatififaction.
He is in a position to sell on as fav rable terms
as any in the trade.
IES.
NO LONG CREDIT.
• • • d. t • 'ne I to sell eh ap, and wilt
, hereafter give only short credit.
Repairing aud. Genera Blacksmith ng attended
to AB Usual.
'WILLIAM G • SSIE.
BURST, OP N,
Stand.
CAPITAL, - - $0,000,000.01 One night last week,
„ s a told of horned. snake which some years ' John Logan's Old -
This is no blow, but, a fact.
it
CAUSE—A LARGE NEW S UOCK OF
FRESH GROCERIE," .
as connected with the dental surgery,
lu coder to teseape, the man jumped be -
MS Greenbacks and Ameriean Silver et cur-
rent rates. Lends money on good farm prop-
erty. Shaves notes without lather. Receives -
money on deposit, and pays 20 per cent. interest
toBaleilyesnaAlsavissheillnsg troosuesI136411
L owt hs • epi la eus lgeeat-v it.
g.
Thonaas Brown, the lecturer observed hind a large tree, and the snake struck
practice of smoking deteriorated the with such f rce that it buried its horn
; that it was popularlY considered that tue
teeth. "There could," he added, " be inch:
into the tri
In 3
no greater fallacy. It was true that it ness in the
,masometimes discolored, the teeth, but it strange to s y, in another hour they com-
did not cause decay ; on the coutrary, it menced fallilna off, and. to -day it is noth-
nk about one-eighth of an
minutes thereafter a clull-
eaves was perceptible., and,
prevented decay on account of the disin- ina but a withered, naked trunk.
feeting properties of tobacco smoke."
- This leaves the British Anti -Tobacco
Assoeiation, and other kindred bodies,
hi a very disagreeable position, for it
destroys all confidence in the awfal pre-
dictions they are in the habit of uttering
as to the fate of smokers. If tobacco
• does not injure the teeth, but is, in fact,
good. for them, perhaps it does not short-,
vity.--The. London. Saturday Bovtew.
-ARRAN GE
REFER EN CE
Fal-nter say
arraagemen
enchance t
these are:
1. A-VOi
IENT OF FLOWERS, WITH
TO COLOR. —the Canada,
: A few simple rules in the
of flower beds will materially
e effect produced : Among
placing rose-colored next to
. en life, but is even favorable to longe- scarlet, orare, or violet.
2. Do not 'place orange next to yellow,
nor blue ne
3. Whi
not place itjn
A letter from a correspondent to whom 4. Orange goes .well :with. blue, and
we shall be so lenient aS not to publish yellow withiviolet. • I
either his name or his effusion, has just 5. Rose icolor and purple always go
-come to hand enquiring " how much you well togetilier.
A Talk with a Correspondent.
t to violet.
relieves any color, but. do
ext to yellow.
would give me for writing short or long
.stories for your paper." He either *ould
copy them. out of the New York Leatoer,:
SAFETY -
force of st
the Weekly, the Saturdcty Xight, &c., or appears, b
would furnish original pirate, Indian, safest aroeS
sailor or other sensational - tales. We ican and
don't like to discourage literary effort, question, tl,
even in its incipient stages, but we are thatchlorof
simply dumbfounded at the density of the , as ether, t
ignorauca which envelopes the under- ture of chl
standing of him who does not know that as experie
Country editors are unable to pay for any than bichl
original stories, and unwilling to let any- port of th
body else do their scissoring on any terms.' tee, appoi
Perhaps our correspondent would be ject, state
tenally surprised, to learn that offers are dangerous
open to us at any time to furnish paper with ever
printed on one side in au excellent style lution of
Wit h well selected matter at two or three most skill
cents a quire more than we pay fin white
paper. Yet we have no idea of aeceptmg
F S.—If the
tistics be of any value. ether
yond question, to be the
hetic. By cons ining Amer -
latish data rela mg to this
e result shows conclusively
rmis eighttimeslas dangerous
ice as dangerout as a mix-
roform and ether, and, as far
ce goea, it is mote dangerous
ride of methylene. The re -
London aloroforin commit-
ted, to investigate this sub -
that not only is ether less
that). chloroform, but that
care. and the most exact di -
he chloroform vapor by the
ul hands, the state of insensi-
bility may pass in a few moments into
one of irn inent death.
will Iftiatme on hand like a. thousand of brick.
, Bags Hides, Sheep Skins, Furs and WO ol
at the highest prices.'
All this is done with the above capital, wonder-
ful, is it not ? Hand in your wants, wishes and
-expectations, don't he afraid, he won't bust. 341
GOVENLOCK
WOULD beg leave to thank his numerons cus-
V T tertian for their liberal patronagoextended to
him -since commencing
THE LUMBER TRADE)
Ile would also inform them that the same strict
attention shall be paid to the business es in the
past, and all orders sent to 'Winthrop P. 0. will be
promptly attended to.
Building and Fencing Lumber Qenerally
on .11and. -
He has made arrangements for the erection of a.
GRIST AND FLOURING MILL
Which will be in working order by the first of Sep-
tember. 8324'12
THE SEAFORTH
LUMBER YARD.
• - -MABEE & M ACDON ALD
BEG to inform the public that, they hare re
moved their Lumber Yard to the lot between
the Merchants Salt Company's Works and MST-
SIMMS Mill.
They will keep constantly on hand a good assort-
ment of ALL KINDS 01? LUMBER, dressed aud
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 quantita
of the beet ACTON LIME.
Bulldera and others will find it to theii: advam
tage to inspect our stock, and ascertain our pricee
before partinteingelsewhere, as wa are in a position
to offer good ludo eemente to cash purchaser. ,
160 MA.BEE & MA.CDONALD.
_TAMES REDMOND has opened ut ie John
Logan's old and well-known stand a nice stock
of Fresh
GROCERIES
comprising everything which should e found in a
first-rate Grocery Stoffe.
FLOUR and FEED on hand.
He solicits a call, and will gnartin ee satisfac-
tion.
319 X. 11 DMOND..
,
4 NEWMAN has pleasure in announcing
v vl that he has fitted. up over his shop a number
of nvenient and comfortable .
I BATH ROOMS
wIl re a olefin, and. comfortable bath /nay be had.
at ti y time.
1.
=The Latest Styles in
FIRST-CLASS HATS,
CL UDING
Silk Hats, Felt Hats, Fur Hats, and Straw
and Panama.,alarge selection
of Boys' Hats.
'
Summer Underclothing,
-.WIRINO !SHIRTS AND- DRAWERS,
As well
•
WHITE LLIVER SHIRTS.
LINEN AND COTTONAD,E PANTS,
ASD ALPACCA. COATS.
A Large Stock of the Most Fashionable
CLOTHING-
For Youths and Boys, in suits for Boys from 3
years old upwards. These I consider rake good
yaluerand will pay Mothers to purchase them for
their Boys, as they are got up; in the Most Fash-
ionable Styles, and made of
GOOD MATERIALS.!
Mothers, try thee Suits.
My Stock of Cloths
IS always kept fully essortedin the latest novel-
ties, and all orders for Clothing will be
_Executed ivith, Promptness
And in Good Style. I
W. CAMPBELL.
SHAVINC AND HAIR DRESSINC
Alt Mice to as usual. Also on hand a nice stoek,of
L.441,1/,'S'CILIG.Ara2S AND Il_RA1DS
Of he latest styles. Ile is also prepared to takein.
LADIES' HAIR COMBINGS,
„Lin I •have them straightened and worked into
13raids, Belts, Switches, Curls, Itc.
Charges reasonable.
GENTS' WIGS
Fe nished on the shortest notice at less than city 1
pr ces.
call is respectfully solicited.
STOVES & TIN ARE
' f
Of all 'dub, and in endless vitr ety at
MRS. WHITN 'Y'S)
Carmicho.el's Block, Mainstreet, eaforth.
COAL 011-,
Pure, good and cheap; wholesale and r .tail at Mrs.
WHITNEY'S.
CUSTOM' WORK
Of all kinds promptly attended to ang neatly exe-
1
ented.
808 'A S.. NtetITNEY.
•NG ;MILL,
ND FACTORY
SEAFORTH PLAN
SASH, DOOR AND 111.
THE subscriber begs leave to hank his numerous
-1- customers for the liberal pa renege extended to
him since commeucing business iu 'eaforth, and
trusts that he may be favoreddwith a. continuance
Parties intending tobeild wonld dcl well to give
of the same.
him a call, as he will continue to keep on hand a
large stock of all kinds of
DRIP PINE LUMBER,
as
WM. NEWM4N
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
AGRICULTURAL
MUTUAL
ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION-
•
_PiW0.11,KrIDA.
Tundersigned beg a to annonnce that owing
to the sudden disappearence of his represents:.
e 3» Huron, he has returned to
CLINTON
F r a few weeks to take renewal applications from
th se of the members whose policies expire dur-
in MAY, JUNE and JULY. Owing to circum-
st nees over -which he had no control a few policies
ha e: been allowed to expire, these, howevertawill
be first attended to, and all policies soon expiring
wi I receivehis attentioii before expiration
th .reof.
' resting to be favored si•ith a, continuance of
th noblepatronnge hitherto given to the "An-
rio
tural,
S A. S E S ,
DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, ETC.
He feels confident of giving satisfaction to those
who may favour him with their patronage, as none
but first-class workmen are employed.
e.r! 'Particular attention paid. to Ceetem Planing
201 JOHN H. tROADFOOT.
881
I am. gen tleinen
YOurs
CHAS. T. DOYLE,
I Owen Sound, Ont.,
District Agent Grey, Bruce and Huron.
OPENED OUT.
FPSTER'S OLD STAND.
JAMES WRIGHT .
AS opened in the stare next the Seaforth
• Foundry and adjoiniee Foster'eHotel, a full !
andcomplete
STOCK OF li1OCERIES.1
THE
HURON PLANING MILL
BSSRS.
Bto Announce that tbey have commenced
Ibusiness in the Shop lately occupied by Mr.
•Inetin, endure now prepaied to fdl orders for
Sashes,! Door's, Bli-nd, .211o11.1dings,
And all kinds of planed lumbe.
ALSO 'LATH ...-1.NIf
CHEESE BOXES NO SETTERS, *
FARM GATES, H4Y RACKS, &e.
;
A good. stock of lSeasone4 Lumber On head.
Factory and. Lumber 7aral on Goderich street,
near Main street.
Jig Sawing andostere Planing neatly done.
A. GRA.Y. ' W. H.; SCOTT.
SHROUDSSHROUDS 1
M. fto]ETsow,
CABINET MANER AND UNDERTARIER,
JOhnecn'S Old. Stand, ;
Main street, -Seafoltstsho,haSnen; on hand a good
rtmelIt o
SI-11=LOT..733
Which he can* furnish cheaper than they can be
gor, (est:Where.
.- -
'-,;:.:5;
• -near:: -,;.ea --e-a.----
-el ere • -i,-:-....", -
P 0
EXTRACTINO TEETH WITHOUT
PAIN.
CCARTWRIGHT, L. D. S, Surgeon Dentist
. attends in Seeforth, at 1i -ilex's' Hotel, the first
Tuesday and Wednesday of each mon th ; in Clinton,
at the Connaercial Hotel, on the following Thum-
; days and Fridays. • Tlaereenainder of_ the time at
his Stratford office.
Parties requiring new teeth are requested to call,
if at. SeefOrth anal Clinton, on tue first eel's of at-
tendance. ;
Testimonials of over 500 patients -who have had
their teeth extracted by the use of the Gas, may
be seen at ray oflite (Alec in Stratford.
Teeth inserted in the ntest substantial and im-
proved styles. .
Filling done in gold, &c., in a manner which
cannot, be surpassed. 237 -
. egItt guron piitr
,D1 PUBLISHED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING..
IN SEAVORTIL
1 TennS.—$1 50 -per leaf in advance, :or $2 at the
end of the year, ;
' . Adverniel Ina- _Rates.
First insertion, per lin4, 8 cents, subsequent in-
sertion; 2 dents each -finial, per line.
Advertisements 'of Strayed, Lost,,Fonnd, &e.,
not exceeding 10 lines--firet month, $1 ; after first
month, 50 cents each month. ,
Advertisements of FARMS and. REAL ESTATE
for sale, not exceeding lit lines--firstiumath $1 50;
each subsequent menth,15 cents.
Births, Marriages, and Deaths—Gratis. ,
Aelvertisements withont specific directions will
be inserted till forbid, and charged secordingly.
Adv.ertisemen.ti measexed by a !scale of solid
uouweil.
.1cLEAN BBOTEBBS.
is Teas are Good,
His ,S'ugarS Cheap,
his ,Sipiec,s Strong.
them a trial.
-JAMES WEIGHT. ;
Call and give
428!
WOOD FOR SALE.
OR SALE, a quantity of Stove Wood by tincord or in bulk, also it quantity of Cordwood, i
hulk. Apply at the Huron Carriage Works, Sea
orth.
J. IicINTOSH.
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