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liorse'slie
the name, and see that the
Hurd & Co. is on tad". Packa
rep & Lyman, Toronto, Oat,
for Canada. Sold by all
alers.
Ill 'alma -this is the season for
slaints. •Ureen apples and ma -
duce them, anstPerry Davie
Aires them. To the troubled
like a balm, and says °
:till,' and the wind is as -
the trouble ceasea. Every
the land keeps the Pain-
ather should be without a in i
THF. HEART CURED.
Diouvl Co., April, 4,1a,
Fellowa,lEsq.-Dear Sir
or army years a victim, te
?' and prostration of the sys-
v. Hating tried phyaiciana
, both in Europe and Amer-
,iasal, no relief, 1 Iva -s at haat
.4i,:iour, invaluable Syrup,
,)ey to say with the best re-.
sing the 'first bottle iny cora-
etter, and before the fourth
I Waa, completely cured.
I for the benefit of others,
lar•Ta natRICE pETER$, Sr.
OF POISONING
Tea U 1I ti,e use of Compound
khoF.1)1UteS,1 CCM t n m 8tininei
without, beam properly labeled
lasers of Dr. ;Wheeler's Compound
:hates and Cali:ea:4a, are requested
the two »r' tins aa they are
it ehemisatity and medicinally.
ecessa.ry ullements of the human
sentiat te> the alienonzena a life,
annqoaition. of every solid and
v, and are harmless-. as our ordi- -
.7tia-chnina is frequently poisonous
do' -e' , it is of the greatest ingsor-
a-arition heeded.
s
ie cot t Eereset le gle weld y.,
1,DatoDICAX. DILLS.
sae medicine is unfailing in the
aese painful and tian erous diseases
:male conatitatieu is subject. It
ices., and reraovea all obstructions,
reinay be gelled on,
aa,,, it is esvelistria siti cod. It will
-brill,' on th incattbly period with,
irottid not be takal by Femalee
.1z three :wattle; of Pregatacy, its they
g on Miseataiage, bat at any. othet
ay.
ela5 and Spinal Affections,
and lint aa, fa:iasue on slight ex-
ou the heart, hysterics, and
lls will efftret a cure when all other
aRea ; moil although a powerful
outiroa, calomel, antimony,or
I to the coaetitution.
in the ..itiaphlet around each
-11°111.1 be earefally preserved.
av York, Sole Proprietor, $1.00and
tage,enciose d to Norysop & Lyman,
aeneral agents for tte Dominion,
OttIe, containing over 5t1 pillsby
.eaforth by E. cksofa & Cosy and
197
mae Eciectrie 0- ,
Ens los WNI-e; HT IN at DO TOD
ETHING-OF Zr? NOT,, IT IS
! Tann von nue.
nt few preparations of medicine
iatoed the impartial judgment of
:nay great length of time. One of
(AL, purely, a prepar-
orne of the best ons that'are known,
sing virtues of its own. Scientific
t that raediciaes may be formed of
eta in certain fixed peoportions of
nd prodaciog effects. which Gadd
a the use of any one of them, or in
lotions. Time in the preparation
nicaI change tekes plaue, forming
ich could not by any possibility be
!alter combination or prOportions
iro(lients, orany other ingredients,
fferent from anything ever before
prodric ea the moatlitstonishing re- -
.ng a -wider' vinge,ofapplieation
hie ever before discavered. It eon -
al or other yelatileiliquids, conse-
Othiress lay evaporation. Wherever
the belle& Of every drop; whereas
aaratiens nearlv tathe alcohol is .
mal you get -only the small gat=
h they male erattain.
a. N. TICOMAS, Pue.easa N. Y.
EROP & LYMAN, Toronto, Ont.,
the Dorrairibm.
du -Selected and EIeetrized.
-rth by E. Etickeon & Co and Rs
ESS' HAIR BALM.
itiuu Jun:4e for reetorinsa, preserv-
eutifyiteg tbe hair, awl reader--
ig it mit mid gloss:v.
ie preparation we would present to
ring it to pc.sseas all the virtue we
perfeetly free from ail injtni-
, and composed solely a nutri-
anddently commend it as a safe
for the "Falling of the Hair,'res-
to it originel color, imparting a.
L vigor to its roots, anal causing it
tl:v. As a Cosmetic alone, even
a strong and healthy, it is invalu-
is. a rich glossiness and silken ap-
no one whole -yes beauty can fait
ared only by
:K.S.ESS e(''
uti�i Cheinista, London.
50 CENTS.
S. ROBERTS anti R. LITMSDEN.
laruggiate generally. 845-28
ME GREAT
ieLNE OF THE AGE.
it tures Dysentery; Cholera,
and Pahl in the Stoi • ach,
e, 2einteret Colic, Liver Com-
a and Indigestion, Sore Throat,
ughs, &e.
- it cures Boils, Feions, Cuts,
d Seahls. Oil Sc rain,
t Toothache, Pent in the Face,
itatisan, Frosted Feet, &e.
EVre".: Rrirlf-1 ERE.
- pat -Acetate -
84 SON', qole Proprietors.
IVIANcv, OR SOUL
HARMING."
may fastinate and gain the
iona of anv pereen they ehOose
apie ieen-atP acteilrenient all
mail, foe 25 ceutH, together
Egyptian; Oracle, Dreams,
tte. A fetter; exciting book*
Ire sa T. Wrataan & Co., South .
iatleipliim; Pa. 828.e o w
_ .
2, Der da.r. Agents wanted.
All classea at working
sex, voting or old, make mom
• . -
esr spare nunnente, or all the
thine_ else. Partieula.rs free.
N S: Co rtlan „M eine. 284
ATKIN
ameii of the Villas; of SEA-
- eive. melee that flioy will apply
ainucit after the expiration of
he ;int in, z. cram of thia notice
.4 aforth into a Town, un-
ra fortis., and the following limits
indadvd horein acres, be -
Ler 24, Cen. 1, MaKillop ; 50
e Lot 25, Con. 1, MeKilloP ;
. Corner of Lot `25-, Con. 1,
a -a, being Lot', a's Con. 1, MeKil-
la S. half Let :17; Con. 1, MeRila
a; W. rot:tier of Lot 9, Con -it
Its; to 11 alroaa ; 100 aeres,
1 Tzteker-snith; lOflacres, be-
Titekereznitla ; 50 acres, being
• Taekerrdnith ; 95 acres, be -
PI. Om. 14 Tnekersmith ; 50
LI Lot 11, Con. 9, Tuckersmith
• eoraer Lot 11, Con. 2, Tuck-
- bio W. half Lot 10, on. 2,
• •es-, being N. E. earner Lot
ex tending east to west 50
•-t- north to smith 96 rod; 10"
rner Lot W. Cart. 6, Tucker-
-est east to 10A rods, and ex-
einth 90 rods.
.rtig H. BENSON, Reeve.
erk.
line- A. D. 1674. 839-10
.`f ADVANCED
curity, in such SuraN. and for
and repayable in such Wanner
v desire. Apply to 7
MCDOV6ALL ,Senfortita
s
nT
874,
GA.IICTIES.
L TOM TURN -Alt
flsbermaniwas Tom by trade;
He slept on briny planks,
'Da though not rich, he often made
la run upon the banks. .
u fish he lived from day to day -
Fish caught by his own hand,
lid when he did not land, bis prey,
yle did not praise the land.
,
hen he bad sena shoal of Wad,.
Their struggles were in vain ;
he fish might hop around like mad,
And soon they were in -seine.
e led a happy life ; content,
He never thought to roan,
nil every day be fishing went,_
And. brought hia net gains home.
Ilein, loved a girl, so tall and slim,
, The fairest in the town. ;
ut Sal would. not take up with hina,
So he 1441raS taken down..
passion's power now racked and worn,
e .
found that she was popping corn,
Be called on Sal, a swain forlorn,
Led on by Love's suggestion.
And so he popped the question.
.$ e was the sweetest girl in town,
i And playful as, a kitten,
. For her Tom threw the gain -blot down -
.And she gave him the mitten.
Then Tore was mad ! He kicked a lad I,
Ms heart was sad ! His head was bad !
His language was still badder !
A a he who once had lived on shad
n faded to a sliachier.
T be a man he swore to trY ;
He left that town of woe;
He went out West to do or die;
He met an Indian six feet high -
Of course it was not Lo !
The Indian, saw the Yankee small;
The Yankee saw the Sioux :
At once they knew thut one must fall,
At once they both fell to.
The Indiau struck- a mighty blow,
B Tom's good, luck it misaed the fee ;
• he Indian was forlorn. -
T M tried the Indian to lay low,
T Anan dropped.aoraie da his rock ii lp
upon corn.l his toe;
e Indian paused : this blow so rude
fld caused him great solicitude ,-
Ii thought he would no more intrude ;
H thought he'd fly, if none pursued,
T e white man next he slyly viewed,
And. then.began to beller.
Tem, deemed all Indians copper -hued,
• But this one proved a yeller.
Tom seized a log to make a thrust,
, To lay the Indian in the clust ;
The Indian ran away -
84 swift he cat stick, he must
Have been a Chip -away.
Mid thus was fought a.nd won the fight,
Tn which Tom teok great pride: I
Then home he went to Sally bright,
And. won her for his bride :
- Bet on that night his hair turned white;
'. lAnd staidim till,he died. _
iii Connecticut editor announces -ti4t
hel has bought a $500 dog, and can no
m+et the most ir;tscible caller with a sumle
of calm content.- . i
LA Kansas girl !wouldn't be married
without a yellow ribbon round her waist,
-and a boy rode eight milea to get it whil
the guests waited.
-Said Yatuag America to his papa:
•"Pa,• be you a Britisher ?" "Yes, my
son, 1 was born in: England" "Well
, a
WO! whipped you," retorted the Tian
ster. 1
,
-i--" Have you seen my black -faced
antelope ?" inquired Mr. Leoscope, whe
had a collection of animals, of his friend,
Bottlejack. "No, ' I haven't. , Whom
did your black -faced aunt elope with ?"
ALL THE CANDOR OF YOUTH: -Aunt
Bella (who has just read out aloud "The
Burial of Sir John. Moore.")-" Now,
then, which of thel verses do you like
best ?" jack (with alacrity--:-" 0 ! I
know-' Few and short were the prayers
we said.' "
-A prominent public office in Nash-
ville has this notice posted up, "Don't
open this door ;" under which some wag
• wrote the query, "Why ?" and another
responded, " BecauSe you can't, it's
locked." ',,, i •.
-of 0 asx'acious ! no," exclaimed Mrs.
/Viarroiaatito Mrs. .4aoggs, raising her:
hands ancl speaking in a very excited:
• tone. . "She was so ill when, her new
bonnet came home t4at she couldn't get,
1p, but, dear sakes' Jane, that didn't.
matter nothing, for she Just put the hat
on and lay with her head out the front '
window the whole a.ftentoon.." •
• -The head of the family is about to
an eat apple. Mother-" Say, father,
give us a piece." Daughter-" 0, fath-
er, give me apiece" ' 8011-" 0, father,
r want a piece." Niece--" Won't you
please give the a piece, too ?" Father
• (disgusted)-" Here, , the rest of you take
the apple andgive nip a piece."
-A conntrynaan took his seat at a
hoteltable oPposite *) a gentleman who
was indulgina in a bottle of wine. Sup;
. pOsing the wile to- be common property,
our unsophisticated Country friend. help --
ed himself to it with the gentleman's
&sal "Chat's cool I" exclaimed the
owner of the wine, indignantly. "Yes,"
replied the other ; "1 should think there.
was ice in it.''-
.44.-_-
His Name ivas Abel.
Reeently, an excited individual, with
his hat standing on two hairs and his
eyes projecting from his heaci like the
• horns of a, snail, rushed into the office of
Coroner Holmes. The Coroner is by
profession a dentist, and his first thought;
as he glanced at the man, wtts that he
was well-nigh. distracted, with toothache.
Ile was soon undeceived, however, as the
frenzied individual cried. out, as soon as
hupeactoats:
lcatch his breath after MMEjug
"13cen. a man nnirdered !"
" A man murdered ,I" cried the coron,
er• '' Howe:. where ?'
"In the gardine•, I believe -with a
doh Or a rock." '
"}ow long ago ?" e.' ried the coroner,
seiziu his hat and cane.
1
"Been done a good while, and no
police nor constables hasn't never done
nothie' about it Never been no coron-
erinst 1.,,iw vonthediek
erbod_y,,n m
r noth' of the
"What's the dead
waa he ?" cried the cor. Lir's. name 7 Who
"I -lis naro.e was Ab . ).7
4
• At el ? Abel who ‘.
"Don't know. Never heard nothin'
nuthiS first name."
" Well, what is the name of the man
. who killed him ? Do they know' Any
stispected ?"
"Well, I have hearc4hat a fellow nara-
bedroOthaienr opfnAt bouelt,his hgI1it Cain was the
•
TUE HDRON EXPOSITOR.
tio;tner smells arnice,
his cline, cries :
lot git down -the
fellow. •Git, and don't
self her again !"
Withft loud guffaw
down the stairs, three
the doctor calling after
How dare you trill
in this, way, sir ?"--a-
prise.
ase-atel-0
and, flourishing
stairs, m fine
OA show your..
-e fellow went
teps at a time,
im :
with an fficer
ink City 'nter-
0
The Sharp an.
The sharp man.iz oftas mistake
t e wiz e one, but he iz ust as
fr sm a Wize one. az he iz from an
o s e.
• e triists tew his cunn ng fdr 8U, 1 °es%
d thi& iz tb.e next thnig to b g a
for
rent
nest
roue.
fhe sharp man iz hke razor
al y tooeharp for ennyth"ng tint a
w be tr
hat the
ather t
hey wil
ner-
ave.
hese 1 men are not t ted ;
th y are* constituted is st
chat stmaboddy, and, 4 be
idle, or lose a good job, itch
on, to th ir best friends.
Cliey are not exackly o tkasts, t liv
cluss on the borders of .criminalit , and
are liable tew step over at enny ti . •
It iz but a step from cunning t w ras-
ka ity, and it iz a step
Sharp methat iz alw s in-
. 7
VI
Ithh!tCs'artnhave
ake.but phew friends, and
se dum Lkonfident.
) ,
hey have learnt tew Ifear tree i ery
studying their own naturs..
hey are alwuss bizzy but, like the
net want a heap of w tching.
he sharp man iz alwus. a vain on . -
Ie prides himself upo 1 his cticy ing,
, ,
an had r ther do a shre d thin. han
a kind on -Josh Billing
Ew S PLES.-A me ber of th
inalw Con ty bar, says th Detroit
iia of Ca merce, was rec ntly in
ou ii
g nteror town on prof
al basine s. In the office of the h
was acco ed by a very a reeable
evi,lently of the gnus dru
whip wa ed to know "where h
from." he legal gentleman not e
relishing the stranger's rfamiliarit
red ortly, "From Detroit."
gams ion was, " For what hob
trave ing?" For my own."
! Ma I ask your name ?"
ause-enjoyable to the la
arras mg to the other. Wel
tely)„ what is your name?"
at 1 • e are you in?" " I don'
tand ou, sir. hat are yoi sell-
ing ?" (i patiently). "Brains," (cooly).
• Th drt s mer saw his opportunity, and
looing a the other from head to foot,
he lsaid lowly, "Well, you appear to
car](y a s is all line of samples." Black-
'
store sa that he owes that druniner
one.
SW(
ne
yo
are
em
per
a
de -
1
111
ag-
e of
•021 -
he,
tie-
er,
was
ctly
an -
The
are
ou
• ou
yer,
des -
es."
un -
1
aeounaminnossets
MEDICAL.
_T G. SC
• Acco
deuce sent
east of Pre
TT, M. D. &c., Phys cian, Serge n and
chew, Seaforth, On . Office and resi-
15ide of Goderich Street, firs doer
byterian Church. 842
DE. KING, Seaforth, (late of Carronb
Coroner for the County of erth. Offic
residence over Johnson Brother' Hardware
Main-st. Calls at DR. RING'S office will b
tended to day or rtight.
F
ooko
and
tore,
at-
-287
fJL. RCOE, M. D., C. M:, Physician, Sur.
A-1" • poke ete., Coroner foa theCounty of H ron.
Office and Residence, corner of 'Market and
streets, next to the Planing 11111
CAM/PBELL, (Graduate of McGill iver-
sity, Montreal,) Coroner for the Conn y of
Huron. 0, ee-Next door to - Calder Brot ers'
Marble Works, and opposite McCallunt's otel,
Mainsatreeb,. Sea1orth, near the Railway Stati • n.
gh
• 1 J. G. BULL,.L.D.S., 11
1
f"...1 URGE ON, Dentist, &c., Sef i rth,
--1`J _Ontario. Plate work, test
styles, neatly exeented. All sur-
• gical operation": performedi
care and pr. .. ptitude. Fees ak low as can b ob-
tained elsewhere. Moe hours from 8 A. bdp. to 5
P. M.1Roonile over Kr. A. G. MoDeugall's S ore,
Main -St. 20
AM. CAMPBELL, V. S., Licentiate and
• man oil Cornell 'University, Ithaca, N.Y.
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College, To
has settled prrnanently in Varna, wherehe
found teady rid willing to attend to all kin
nd
to,
be •
of
mammies, in all kinds of animas (man excerited)
in all kinds of weather, and at all hours. 4esi
deuce and.oftice two doors east of Cook's Tem
fieranct Hal 4 .
. ,
811
• VETERINARY
v V. S., begs
Seatorfill and
been awarded
ary College, end
of Horses and
has opened ark
shoeing shop,
tend to calls
tended to. Residence;
of Ifillaran'&1Ryanis.new
eriaary Medicines
Charges reasonable.
.
SURGEON. -D. MaNAUGHT
to announce to the inhabitants
surrounding country that he
the diploma of the Ontario Vet
is now prepared to treat disc
Cattle and all domestic animals.
office in connection with his
where he will be found ready
Diseases of the feet specially
office and shop in the
store. All kinds of
kept constantly on
, 1229
o
hai
rin
ase
H.
hi,ise
to at
at
rem:
Vet
hend
1
11 J.- CHURCHILL,
'-• ber of the
to intimate that
his profession
consulted on
Veterinary medicines
deals promptl
House, Seafor
Veterinary Surgeon, (*ern
Ontario Veterinary College,)
he has returned to the practile
in Seaforth, and may at all timels
the diseases ef Horses, Cattie,
constantly on hand:
attended to. Qffice, at Mansisi
h.
begi
o
b.
e. -,c
Al
27E
LEGAL .
_T M. LEE4
u '' pointed A
pony of Engla
vate Capitalist
very reasonab
Charges mode
Wingliam, Dec.
Solicitor, Wingham, has beeqs
en t for the Colonial Securities
d, he is also Agent for several
of Toronto, who loan Money!
6 rates. Interest payable yea
ate. 1 •
15, 1871.
C a
j i•
.1
13
213
ivio0AUG.112,
-1-'-'•• torne3-s a
Insolvency, N
Soheitots fort
the Canada Lif
N. B.--00,0
Houses and. Lo
.
& H0LMESTED,93arristers,
Law, Solicitors in Chancay
taries Public and I Convey&
e R. C. Bank, Seaforth. Agents
AS8araDeo Company, _
0 to Lend at 8 per1cent. F
s for sale.
1
1A
a
ce
f i
rra :
5
ENSON &
at Law, So
Conveyancers,
forth and Wroxeter.
invest at once,
yearly, .•
JAS. H. DENSON.
EYER, Barristers and Atiorne
icitors in Chancery and Insolven
Notaries Public, etea. Offi0e8-1-Se
;$23,000 of Priaate Funds
at Eight per cent. Interest, payab
It. W. C. ArEyErti.
E
,
o
e
t 53
W IL SQUIIER,
T T ' ery, &c.,
Detlor & Co.'s
• Sqv
RARE'S TEE
-1-' &e., Brusse
the Post Office.
W. R. SQUIERy
/71 1 f Goderieh.
-
Barrister, Attorney in Chan
Goclericb., Out. Office -over J.
rmpormnrn, Market Square. 26
•
1
ler dk McDonald,
, Attorneys, Solicitors in Chan
s, Ont. Office -two doors no4tb
DANIEL MoDONALD,
Brussels.
ce
.
1
.111COTELS, .
VNOX'S HOTEL,
"---• 'Knox begs
tnd the travelling
Efotel lately °coupled
ormerly knoxvr.
lopes to reedy
io liberally bestowed
rears in the heltel
lonvenience will
rhoicest Liguor13
i careftiland reLiab1e
291
SEAFORTH. - Thome:
to state to his old frien.ds1 an
public, that he has lease4 th
by Mr. MURRAY, ' an:
as the DOWNEY HOUSE, an,
a contbauance of the patronag
upon him during his xran
business.. Every conifer an
be provided for travellers. Th
and Cigars only kept in theB:
hostler always in attend nc
THOMAS' KNOX, Proprietor.
:
,
1
POSTER'S
rHoirASFOSTElt
friends and
)pened his new
5eaforth, vrherd
,ion for man and
agars at the bar.
1
HOTEL, SEAFORTH..
begs to intornt his
the traveling public that he
hotel, adjoining the ,,Post Office;
he has the very best aceommoda'
beast. The best of liquors
- THOMAS FOSTER.
_
.
al
he
and
• ,
;
• i
Prt A. SHARP'S LIVERY AND ATAI. STABLES.
A- • °Moe -At Murray's Hotel,' Seafortit. Good
Horses and first -claps Clonvelyanees always onhand.
BELL'S :74RY VE,S TABL1ES, EAFORTH, Ont.
Good Horses and Omni rtabl Vehicles, always
on hand. Favorable Arr gem nts riled° with
Conunercial Traaellare. Al orde s left at Knox's
HOTBL, will be promptly at end.) to.
OFFION AND Seekr3Les: Thir door North Of'
11110s Hotel, Main Street.
221 TAMA BE
1
L, Proprietor.
- J. P. B 101E1
ICENSED AUCTIONE 11 161: the County of
Huron. Sales eateud d In all parts of the
County. All orders left at the 1xosrron Office
will be promptly attended t . •
E. MIS V;
LICENSIM AUOTIONEE fol. the County of
Huron. Sales attended i aU parts of the Coun-
ty. All ore.ers made person lly orsent to Seaferth
Post Office will be promptly attended to. 827
JUST 0
ENED,
•
;A NEW LOT OF:
SUMMER PIUNTS,
CHEAPER THAN EVER,
AT
HOFFMAN BOTHERS'
Cheap Cask
Store.
T-1
her
M ERS,
is Lumber in. Mollillop, at the
VICTORIA STEAMF MILLS,
1 And
JOHN GOV N OCK
Is the man to s ipply
A LWAYS en hand a large
-"a Lannber which will be
cannot be surpassed in this 0
of prioe.
took
sold
• unt
Draining and Fenct g
abundan e.
Also SHINGLES, LATH, an
builder' material. Parties
large quantit es will be Mora
will find it to their profit to g
VI OTO!'llA
a 'trial before purchasing else
ORDERS CUT AT A
All orders left at the Mill or
throp.P. 0. will receive pro
member
3-011N GOV
825 _
eve
nil
ve t
Victor
A
ad
1 all -kinds of
t prices which
for cheapness
Lumber in
description of
ing or buying
ealt with, and
LS
S NOTICE.
essed to Win
attention. Ile-
°OK'S
lis is the place.
•a.cvgsr 1LsvD ci:vyo
'12
GOOD PROS
CTS.
00 OD. :HARVEST E PECTiD.
JOHN KID
Has just received a large stock of H
such as
'Scythesj Forks, C
SNATHS AND lEIA.Y FO
Which he will 8311 as Cheap as any i
rvest Tools
adios,
KS,
•
the Trade.
NO SECOND PRI E.
eTOHN IDD.
STOVE § TIN ARE
Of all Una, andin endless vari ty at
M R S 1;IITN Y'S,
Carmichael's Block; Mein streatj S aforth.
CAL OIL.,
Parc, good and c eap, wholesale and re ail at Mrs.
WHITNEY'S.
CUS'
Of all kinds proll
ented.
808
OIVI WO K
ptly attended tc and neatly exe-
MRS
V
TNEY.
BURST .OPEN,
Olie night last week
John Logan's Old tand.
CA1JSE-A LARGE NEW S OCK OF
FRESH GROCERIESr
TAMES REDMOND has opened out in john.
v-/ Logan's old and well -]mown stand 4 nice stock
of Fresh
GROPERIES, 1
eomprising everything which ahonld be found in a
first-rate Grocer Y Store* s
FLOUR andFEED on band. 1
He solicits a ef$1, and -will guarantee satisfac-
tion.
319 J. REDMOND.
1
GREAT CLkA_RING SALE
AT
THOMAS KIDD S EMPORIU
s
MONDAY, JULY 6, 1874
We oomraence and will Continue to SeU for COST the MONSTER STOCK of
DRY GOODS,. DRESS GOODS,. SILK
• COLORED AND BLACK SILK POPLINS,
BLACK LUSTRES, CRAPE CLOTHS,
;
FRENCH ALL -WOOL MERINOS • AND DELAINES- Ail Colors,
Peel's, Hoyle's and lsitton's Prints,
-C.J- 1\1- 11:3 _A..e 0 CD '1' FT 0 N ,
Broad Cloths, Sin Mixtures, Scotch, English an
Canadian Tweeds,
Tickings, Shirtings, WinceYs Cottonades and. Denims,.
1
HATS AND
CLOTHING--Mon's and Boys,
1
CAPS, BOOTS AND
In Prunella
Ilfillinery and Mantles
rid Leather.
Cleared at arof Price.
CALL AT ONCE AND
SHO E
SECURE BARGAINS.
THOMAS KIDD.
EARGAINS,
BARGAINS.
SP 0
OF WHIT* SHIRTS.
S..A..L
A. G. McbOUGALL
Has determined to offer his immense stock of
' Shirts worth $2 50 for $2,
Shirts worth $2 25 for $1 75,
Shirts worth
ITE SHIRTS at greatly reduced prices.
Shirts worth V for $1 50,
Shirts worth $1 75 for $1 25,
$1 50 for $L
The Goods offered are not old shel -worn Stock but New and Fresh.
EVERY SHIRT .GUARANTE D, AND A PERFECT FIT
TERMS OF SALE' STRICTLY CASH
G. McDOUGALL,
Clothier and Gents' Outfitter.
0-0Ii\T 0-0 I
A GENUINE SAL
ON MONDAY, JULY 18th, MR. DENT will b
Stook of Choice DRY GOODS
NO HUMBUG
Selling Out walkout reserve. His heavy
MUST BE SOLD
AND WILL tBE SOLD.
This step is rendered necessary as he is about building an extensive Show- Room for Millinery
Fancy Goods, and must have room to do it_and money' t� do it with.
REMEMBER DENT'S GREAT SAE OF CHEAP DRY GOODS.
an
TO THE PROPRIET RS Of CHEESE FACTORIES.
WM. CHARL SWORTH & CO.,
HULL ENGLAND,
COMMISSION A ENTS IN PROVISIONS,
[ESTABLISHED 1845,]
BEG to offer their services as Commission Agents, and will do their utmost to insure satisfactory
results to all who may favor them with consig,unients of Cheese, Butter, &c. Goo do can be
shipped through to Hull, via Glasgow.
Reference -MESSRS. E; HICKSON & Co., Seaforth, Ont.
ANEW AND WELL SELECTED
STOCK OF FURNITURE
JUST RECE1N;ED AT
T.
TO
QPECIAL INDUCEMVNTS 10
kJ different kinds a CANE SE T
variety. We are determined no to
determined to establish a busin s
-expense or trouble in trying to ve
ness we expected to have done a st
have not yet purchased will call n
American Coffins always k
Three Journeymen cabinet
S tzSz 00-78-
tO those about to
HAIRS kept in s
e undersold, and
Seaforth. The p
atisfaction. We
'Mg.; Thanks to
examine befeire pui
on hand am t;
wanted, none but
start housekeeping. A. selection of over 20
oek, Sofas, Lounges and Bedsteads in endless
sell cheaper than the cheapest, as we are
Me may rest assured that we sh11 save no
ve already done double the amo t of busi-
Ose erho patronize no, hoping thatthose who
basing elsewhere.
Bins made to order. A Ifearge to Hire.
flst-clars workmen neeAl apply.
T JOHNS & CO.
3
1111176161117Inalinae111111111111B
THE AGRICULTURAL'
Assurance Association of
Canada.
HEAD OFFICE, - LONDON, ONT.
r 1 ±1Jl Public will please nOte that this Aswan-
-L. tion, formerly the County of Middlesex Mutual,
has not consented to advance of rates by entering
the Mutual Insurance Combination. Having only
once daring its existence regrdred more than half
of amount of Premium Note for a three years'
risk, and that being at a time when the Company
was young and the country baptised in fire, and
having by careful management and liberality with
policy holders been enabled to pass through the
several fiery ordeals 0.4 the past ten years without
levying any special assessment on its members,
and having, after th:e lite severe drain on its
finances caused by the excessive fire losses of
1870, 1,871 and 1872, still at the Members' credit a
cash reserve (Jannar-y lst, 1874,) of
(11)
$10, 49 077
With a total Capital tof $2511370 121 our
Board of Directors hate deolined the overtures of
less saccessful Comp les to advance our rates.
In the face of a stroll and increasing competition
this 04 favorite issueif for 1878 the large number
of 13,066 FOlicieS) Plaiting the total number
now in force over 3p,000. Partiee desiring
insurance on farm pro erty, cheese factories, do..
tached dwelling§ and their outbuildings in totime
and villages will be woJited on by the undersigned
or one of his duly antlecnized representatives by
addressing as below-. Tihe subscriber 'will continue
to visit Huron period°ally, and. solicits for his
been given to the AGRi CULTURAL in the past,
co-operators the Sameti Oble po.froaage -that has
and more particularly to himself, as its agent,
during the past two y re eta a half,
J. R. VANTASSE , Clinton.; A. TAYLOR,
Londesborough -Rep sentatives in Huron.
MOTTO--" Merit oniraands Success:'
CHAS. T. DO E, Box A, Owen Sound,
344 District Ag t Grey, Bruce and HurOn.
CHANG RY SALE.
PURSUANT to the ecree and final order for
-A- stile, made by the Court of Chanceryin the
cause a ZELLER -vs. CHAEFER, bearing date
respectively the 23d day of September, A. D. 1878,
and 19th day of June, 4. D. 1874, there will be
I sold by Public Auction. with the approbation of
the undersigned Master,
by MT. Edward Bosm
o-
berger,' Auctioneer, atthe Victoria. Hotel, at
Zurich, in the Township of Hay, in the County of
Hurons on
-
Saturasy, the Firsitd7az of August A. D.
8
At 11 o'clock in the forenoon, in one parcel, the
following valuable farm property, viz.: The east
half of Lot No. 5, in the 9th cone,ession of the said
' Township of Hay, containing 50 acres, more or
less. The property, of -whieh about 80 acres are
cleared and the remainder timbered chiefly with
hardwood, hemlock andash, is about 20 miles from
Seaforth, on the Grand Trunk Railway, is without
buildings, and will be sold subject to a mortgage
thereon to one Shantz for $400 and interestrand
- also subject to the inchoateright of Dower of
Mary Sabaefer the wife of the defendant, Freder-
ick Schaefer. The parties to the snit are to be at
_ liberty to bid. The purchaser shall at the time of
sale pay down a deposit of 10 per centof the purs
chase money to the vendors or their solicitor, and
shall paytheremiinder thereof.within one month
thereafter, and upon snob, payment the purchaser
shall be entitled to the conveyance and to be let
into posSerssion. The conditions of sale in other
respects to be the standing conditions of sale‘of
the Court of Chancery. Further particulars and.
informatiou may be obtainedfrom _Alexander Mil-
lar, Vendor's Selicitor, l3ornn, Messrs. Benson &
Meyer, 8eaforth, and from the said Master.
Dated 25th June, 1874. . '
848-4 T. WAIT aS sOt eNr 01ABTe.rTittn, .
,THE ECONOMICAL
MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BERLIN, ONT.,
JNSURES Farm Risks and non -hazardous VII -
lags Property at Modtrate Rates. The Econo-
mical is conducted with% view to give insurers
the full benefit of cheap Insurance, and to this end
the expenses of xaanagethent are kept as.low as is
consistent with safety and economy. Insurances
are effected chiefly on the premium note system.,
and as the extremest ce..* is taken to obtain only'
good risks, assessments t are confidently expected
to be as loiv as those of the best managed Mutual
Companies. No assessment has been called for for
Iwo years and a half. For further particulars
apply to 1 JOHN MASON,
Insurapee and General Agent,
844-3
Zurich P. O., Co. Karon.
WHO WANTS MONEY?
A. STRONG,SEAFORTH,
Will Loan Money at a 110T7 RATE OF INTER-
EST. either on Faun or Village Property.
Parties requiring monSy should. apply to him.
INSURE YOl.R PROPERTY
AND YO -CTR LIVES.
A. Strong,: Seaforth.
IS ALSO AfiENT POR
The Scottish Provinch41 Insurance Company -
Fire andLife.
The Western Insure/lei Company, of Toronto -
Fire and Life.
TheIsolated Risk tastirance Company, of
Canada.
Terms as reasonable as offered by any other
agent doing business for reliable Companies.
OFFICE -over , Strong & Pairley's Grocers,
Store, Main Street i Seaforth. 252
JOHN S. PORTER,
One-horse Banker and Exchsaige Broker.
MALY STREET, SEAPORTS-.
CAPITAL, - $0,000,000.01.
This 18 no blow, but a fact.
-L.'
UYS Greenbacks and American Silver at cur-
rent rates. Lends money on good farm prop-
erty. Shaves notes without lather. Receives
meney on deposit, and imp 20 per ent. interest
-when you get it. B*ys and sells Houses and
Lots; parties leaving toWnand -wishing to sell quick
will find me on hand Mee a thousand of brick.
Buys Rides, Siteeplkins, Furs Cr44 Wool
at ate' kiiikst yfriees.
All this le done with ihe above capital, wonder-
ful, 18 11 not? IlaMd it your wants, wishes and
expectations, don't e a raid, he won't bust. 841
MISS ;B RLAND,
(From Miss Ii)b.ng's, Toronto,)
DRESS AND ltAlitTLE .31-AEER
Two doors South of the Cpmmercial Hotel,
MAIN SIREET, 1-EAF(111111, 818
SAM UE • TROTT,
Marok!eturer of
Machine 2:7snueptitt.Bcttat.teryPackages
0
All ordars, either WhoirAele or Retail, Promptly
SEAPOkk ONT-.
886
Samuel Ifro.lie, ALE.,
-pRoiriNotxr, LAik-b VTRVEYOR, Seaforth.
-5- All ordeis left at 0..oUsnsionIfouse with ldr.
John Murray will re,ceivd=inamdiliate attention.
References -;-Dr. Coleman and Dr. Xing. _ 4114'52
fIRGANIS
PriPI)13 f
mental M
eultivation
Smith's, hi
ISS WATSON,
of St. Thomas' Church, will receive
r instruction in Weal and lend:me,
Particular attention paid -to the
1 the voice. Besidence-.-Mrs. Dr.
Street. . 8484