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AN 18z; JAMIESO
/1.X0 AFTtr,
4DAY 29TH JU
6 determined to head a
Dig
Sal
JULY
HURON EXPOSITOL
"lowing Goods will be soM a. the
Discount Allowed
latnds of FANCY DRESS
per cent. discomat
kinds of PLAIN LITMUS, inaek
Colored, Black Silks, 5 per cent,
kinds of SUMMER TWEE4)S,
cent. discount,
kinds of SOMMER SITA.WtS 10
'cent. cliscoant
Icinds of )111:MLINS, 10 per
mut
cent
Df Underskirts for
balf price.
IS M HMSO
Id be convinced for yours
No Twahie to Show Goods.
1LOGAN & JAM tESO
Manchester latpuse, S
NEW
1PED MUSLI
!1W CHECKED MUSLIN
Plain Muslins
rown, Black and Colored Arnaling,
AT
MAN B ROTH E 1RS'
Cheap Ccalt &OM
.4
N.PORTH PLANING MILI,
NORM BLIND FAC ORY
bseriberbegs leave to thank his nu Broils
eters for tholiberal patronage ext (Rabe ;
commencing bueinessu Seater h, and ,
t ho may be fevored with a coati amiss ,
sae.
intending to baild worth/ do well o give
, as he will continue to keep on andi a
of all kinds of
DRY PINE LUMBER,
eifteSFAMS„
Ets., BLINDS, MOULDIN 4S,
HINGLES, LATH, ETC.
g confident a giving setisfection t thoge
&your him with their patronage, none
ItiSS wkxen are employed-
icular attention paid to Cusetont P au
JOHN II. BROADFO T.
OPENED. - OUT.
TER'S OLD STA D.
*
AM ES 1RiGHTi.
pened in the stare net the S forth
dry and adjoirtieg Foster'e Hotel, a full .
tete
'LK OF GROCERIES:
Sugars Cheap',
And his Spices St
4 fele hem a. trial.
JAMES WRI
'any.
WANTS MONY?
t;TRON(1, SEAPORT
, ari,rwi- at a LOW RATE OFT. TER-
er orr earn: or e Went: Property.
ssquering moue:: ehould apply tO
YOUR I 'ROPE TY
YOU it LIVES.
),trorig, Seaforth;
zeT.Sti AtiENT Foie
1
Provinciel Ineuranee Corey:sure'
ern lesseeettee Coiespany, of Toronto-•-•
tot Life.
eted Itiek "Insurance CompallY,
es.
rettebriabie ae offered by any other
hurshtessefstr rt liable Ceserepanies. •
_ ni•ver Strong; te Fairley'S GreeerY
n Stree*. eseaforth.
toNey ADVANOES) „
gags Security, in such eume
Pericile, and mayable in melt enner
Meant may desire. Apply to s
A. U.AlcDOLTGALL, Seepret.
GAiI1IES
A. young lady recent y became so much
-embarrassed by a proposal from her lover,
that, hi her agitlation, she swallOwecl a
needle.
dear ine,"explaimed Mrs. Part-
ington must be an erful trip to Cali-
fornia, when. the hips have to pass
th rough Pan o ram a a,n d Chagrin." And the
(Ad lady Cap -strings faii-ly vibrated with
fear. •
--An old lady was telling her grand-
children about some trouble in Scotland,.
in.the course of whicl, the chief of her elan
was beheaded. "It was nac great thing of
a head -to be sure," t.• aid the good •lacly,
"bat it was a sad loss to him."
—An Irieh sailor visited_ a city where
he said they copper -bottomed the tops of
the housewith sheets of lead. Perhaps
it was the saane maa who saw a white
blackbird sitting_ on a, wooden mile -stone
eating a red blackberry.
,-e-A junior asked a young lady the fol-
lowing conuodrum : "If small girls are
waifs, are large ones wafers?" " Certain-
ly," she replied. 'At any rate, the
boys are in the liabi of applying theni
to their lips in sealin their vows."
--A zealous but igt orant nearopreach-
er, in expounding to is flock° as to the
astounding nature of A iraeleS, got a title
confused in. the matt r. He said, " 'My
beloved friends, the greatest of Ill mir-
acles was 'bout the 'loaves and fishes—
dere was 6,000 Inavos and 2,000 fishes,
and de twelve 'pestl s had. to eat dem
all, and de miracle is dey didn't bust."
—A Worcester bc y Was scuga,ged in
nocturnal cherry ste irnga short tune
ago,•and was observ cl by the owner of
the fruit, who, uuno iced by the young
robber, placed. a lara stuffed dog at the
foot of the tree ancl etired to watch. the
resalt of his strategy. The boy, desdend-
ing, observed the doe, and then the fun
commenced ; he -whis led, coaxed., threat-
ened, unavailingly, the animal never
moving; and finally t ie youth, accepting
the inevitable, settle( dewn to passing
the night in the tree. After some hours
had passed wearily e ough to the lad,
morning dawned, an the proprietor of
the tree comnag fro a the house, asked
hire how 'he • came to be in the tree, to
which the boy answered that he took to
it to save himself fro
chased him quite a
healthy for a smalle
deg to that youth no
• —A Scotsman wen to a lawyer once
for advice, and de ailed the circurii-
stances of the case. "Have you told
me the facts precisel as they oceurred?"
asked the lawyer. "Oh, aye, sir !" re-
plied he "1 thought it best to tell ye the
plain truth. Ye can put thedies into it ,
yourself."
--",Pat," said a j ker, "Why don't
you gettyqur ears c -opped ? They are
much. too long for a m n." ‘` And yours," '
replied Pat,- " ought to be lengthened;
they are tea short for an ass.1)
-1-Lot's wife ayou dn't have looked
back, brit a woman wilth a new dress pass -
tell her and, she wante 1 to see if the back
breadth was ruffled.
—A hater of tobac o asked an old ne-
gro woman, the fume, of whose pipe were
annoying him, if she thought he were a
Christian. " Yesbr dcler, I spect I
"Do you believe in he Bible ?" " Yi es,
brudder." "Do yo know there s a
passage in the Script ires that declares
that nothing unclean = shall inherit the
kingdom of heaven ?" "Yes, I've heard
of it." "Well, Chl e, you smoke, and
you cannot enter the -ingclom of heaven,
because there is netl!ing so unclean as
the breath of a smok qe What clo you:
say to that?" " WI y, I spects I leave
my breff behiud whe T go date"
—" Well, Tom," 8. id. a grocer. to his
apprentice, you ha -e been apprenticed
now three months, nd have seen, the
several departments o our trade. 1 Wish
to give you a choi e of occupatiOn."
Thank.-'ee, sir." "IV 11, now, what part
of the bushiess do you like Irst ?"
Shuttini up, sir."
—A man bought a horse on condition
that he should._ pay h if down and be in
debt for the remain er. A short time
after; the seller dem ncling payment of
the -balance, the othe answered, "No ;
it was agreed that I should be in your
debt for the romaind r ; how can that be
if I pay it ?"
n the dog, who had
listance. It isn't
boy to say stuffed
The Duke of So nersot and Sey-
mour the Ho se Painter.
There is an exceUe
of Seymour the hors
been affronted by
haughty i Juke' of 5
pence of haviffg asse
ed he had the hono
grace's family.••:•.`ome
ture had. taken place,
by his grace to return
worth and finish a
other painter of the d,
plete, - wit en h.t pole;
lord, I will now prove that I am of
your grace's family, ft r I won't come."
Mr.Dallawatt in his auomented edition
. e
Of " Walpole's anecdOtes of Paintings in
England," gives the'lowing continu-
fr_
a.
tion of this anecdote ". Upon receiving
this laconic replv, the duke sent his ste-W-
ard to demaed a forui ,-r loan of one hund-
red pounds. Scylla )ur briefly replied
that he' would write to his grace. Be
did so, and directed his letter ' North-
umberland House,. 0 .)poeite the Trunk
Maker's, Clutring C.o.s.'' Enraged at
this additinal imul the duke threw
the letter into the fire without ha,Ving
opened it, Ordering is Steward at- the
same time to have 1 im arrested. But
t anecdote extant
painter, who had
Charles, the old
merset, itt conse-
ted that he believ-
to belong to his
time after this rup-
he was requested
to his seat at Pet -
pi cture -whi eh no
y was able to com-
answered,
•
•
gentleman dreamed.that he
as a soldier, deserted his r
apprehended, carried back
(1Ciflflcd to be shot, and at]
ex cutio . After the usual
a gunw s 'fired ; he awoke
port ; and found that a nois
room had at the same mom
tit dream and awakened hi
gcnthirnau'dreamed that he
At antic and spent a fortnigh
In. emba king on his return
tba sea, and awakening in
found that he had not be
ID i.n utes.
Gallia -a -Glue, an inspis
jell 7 or gelatine, is princip
fro n the parings and waste 1
and. skit s, the' refuse of t
thd tend ns and other offal
house. The first running
palestand best glue In e
the hott r the glue the Mot.
exert in keeping the unit
gether ; it should therefo
inimedia, ely after boiling.
nen& of its strength by fret
ing. Gli.e should be purel
we.ther, for that which is
not of so good_ a quality as
crisp. The most transparet
Go d glue, if immersed in N
or t
if
wh
hes
heat, may be drawn into
filai ent, and doesnot dr
brush as oil or water, bnt
extends itself into threads.
from the skins of old ani
strong‘r than that front
young ones.
ree days, will not dissol
f inf rior quality it w
llv d ssolve. Again, th
which, being dissolved
had enlisted
giment, was
• tried con-
t led out for
preparations
with the re -
M the next
nt produeed
. Another
crossed the
hi America.
he fell into
is fri&lit, he
11 asleats 10
0:1
H—
ated animal
lly prepved
woes of Maus
nneries, and
of slanghter
produee the
plying,glue,
force, it will
d parts to-
e he anphed
Glue loses
[tient remelt-
ased in dry ; tfeal.
then oft is 1:4
hat which is
t is the best.
ater for two
e, -but swell;
11 partly" or
t glue is the
in water by
he thinnest
p from the
hen falling
Glue. inade
als is rauch
he skins of
pzJ
ci
,IO Imara10SSV afyava v
SLAUGHTER -HOUSES OP
manure of the cattle -shed
the abattoir of Paris is c
at the rate of 12,000 franc
the straw for littering is t
vided. - There were slaugh
city abattoir, during the ye
0001oxen } and. cows, 130,00
1,000,000 sheep ; the lett
diminution as comparedavit
natal oensimaptions. Italy s
wit]:i thousands of bead of
the Icomplaints of the dea
in every Italian --indeed in
ean—cit . :With a view
the. prejudice of the Itali
b.
against official inquiries, al
professor has undertaken.
vestigati n, aided by peasa,
missionets. The Italian
has adopted tile ex-cellent p
ing prize to the cultivat
compose he best essay on
cultivati n, or on that ordin
in his parish, with suggest
ending whatever may be
the programme of study a
tural college of Milan, "1
one of the branches studi c
strange that German shoulc
as a ]anguagc to be acq 1
English or French—befor
especially
PAR/S.—The
attached to
ntracted for
per annum;
be also pro-
ered at the
r1872, 182, -
calves, and
tr showed a
iprevious an -
plies France
attle, despite
ness of meat
every Europ-
f overcoming
n peasantry
agricultural
general in-
ts as co-COM-
Goverttrtient
an of award -
r who shall
is system of
rily pursu.ed
ons for am-
efective. In
the agricul-
terature' is
i; it seems
be preferred
ired, before
the latter
. NOTICE TO T
TRAVELING
Fi
PLIBLIC.
Tickets to or from Europe,
1.1FORT GAR
And ell pits in the Northwest,
LA.KE.SUltRIOR LINE,either b
Dawson Ro te, also tickets to all
Eaatern and Western
,
By Bailor tearaboat connection,
application to the undureigned nt
way a. Information chee
intending tlavelers:
839 R. B: MO
y the Anan
by BEATTY'S
Duluth or the
'lets of the
States
an be had on
Sesiorth • Rail -
ally .gieen. to
•
DIE, Agent.
THE EooNorvi 0A L
MUTUAL
FIRE! INSURANCE FOMPANY,
OF BERLIN, ON ,
INSURES Farm Risks and non hazardous Vil-
lage Property et Moderate Rates. The Epon.o-
efit of cheap instirancte and to this end
1)
mical is conducted with a vie* th g,ivo insurers
the full en
the expeneee of management are hope ag loW as is
consistent With Beets' and econoxhy. rusurences
are effected chiefly on the .premiu note system,
to obtein only
dently expected
weaned Mange
en called 'for for
her particulans
MASON,
eueral Agent,
. 0., Co. Huron,
and as the 4xtremese care ie take
good risks, Assessments are cou
to be as low' as th.ose of the best
Companies. No assessment has be
two years and a half. For fur
apply Lo l J-0
Insurance and (
844-3 Zurich .
J O H
cine_ho
/ILA _TN
CAPITA
N S. PO
e Banker and Excha
rBRI!,7T, S
$01
'etis is no blow, but a
PUYS Gine Meeks and Americo.
-1-j rent rat. Lends money on
erty. Shave3 notes without la
ineney oi de osit, and pays 20 pc
—when yout get it. ' Buy.' and sr
Lets; partied }emit sg town. and wish
will find me on hand like a themes
Buysjlide, , ,S'heep. Skins, E
TER,
go Broker,.
e1/70/1.?TII.
00,000.01.
act.
Silver at cur-
Ood farth prop -
her. Reeeiees
r ceet. interest
1113 HOURCS Old
ug to sell quick
d of brick,
trs aud,Trodl
t tl.te highest pri (s.
• All th did one with the. nbove
Id, is itIlot ? Hand in your wm
expectet and; don't be afreid, he w
I
I DOMINION
apitals wonder -
t, wisheS heel
M.% bust. 341
ttoluacas
Zap
tl‘•
c,
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c,
3:0
t=i
4=I
Enti
1 rra
C'D
—1
3to
`crA zfQ2r
`CIYAz[3Hy L7 L2f
SEA,F0
MARB
MESS
, •
Would intimate
geuerarpublic t
orders for
Monuments,
'Ge'Cersite ilfentt
'Work of the be
surpassed in this
A call respeetfu
Calder's old Ste.
MESSErre.
.TH AND HURON
E WORKS.
T1' & BROTHER,
ate of Hamilton)
o their numerous friends and the
at they are prepared to fill all
Headstones, Table Tops,
antles, Bee,
1101i$ Imported to Order.
t style and art, and cannot be
part of Ontario.
ly Fe:incited. .
(1, opposite Mcballum's Hotel,
MAIN STREE , SEAFORTE1..
. MESSETT.
CLINTON
ARB E W
H RON STREE
Next door w st. of the Comm
MONUME TTS, HEA
And work of all
Marble, designed
and -at most rem
bads in Americ
and executed in
Labia prices.
Mantiea of n rious Colored
pact on Short No
Granite Monni ents and Head.
to order.
277
EGG
The subscribe
customers (mere
petronage clurin
by strict hategrit
to meait their co
Having greatl
the winter, he is
•
HIGHES
For any quantit
et the
•
Wanted by th
clean WHEAT 6
SEAFORTH, Ma
W. . H. CO
T. 0
EM PO
R KS,
rcial Hotel.
STONES)
u and Foreign
the hest style,
ilfamble sup -
tones imported
)PER, Jr. •
LDER, Agent.
e • - --
RI M
hereby thanks his munorous
ants and others) or tb.eir liberal
the past seven y alleUrLOPCS)
• :Ina close attent 0 to bueiness,
ifidenee and brad i the fueure.
enlarged his p e iiiss during,
ow prepared to sae the
CASH
of good fresh
WC- EMP
Mein .
subseriber 25
ritA.W.
D. D.
'eh IS, 1874.
Seymour, stru,,-,k 'i ithi an opportunity of
S„HARM iESbING
eva,siort, earelessl y 0 ser,-eil. z that it was & THE
hasty in his tq-ace to urn his letter, be-
HAVii-C
cause it contained a bank note of one HURON PLANING
hUndred un
Poties ...WI_ thai, therefore, S...I.GON. AND BATH
they were now- cinit.4.!` •
a young woman
behaves tot), ter partn t 'in a manner partie-
41arly tet til mid esp t mean
hem principle as well as nature—there is
nething good; and gentle that may net be
-expected- freen her, in +ate ver condition
ahe is placed.. Uf thi, I am so thorough-
-1y. persuadwi that, N *e I to advise any
friend Of 110ile In choice of a wife, 1
know n&. iebether my first counsel would,
tnotbe, ook out im one distinguished
• byher attentiet, and s Jteetness to her pa.
Ientiteqir
rents,” .cil)ie fund. of liku
orttd. .affection
n
such a I ehavior, joined to
the habit; of ditty and consideration
thereby (tett, i -teed, tra,neferned to
the latWiN1 state wj1 not fail to render
.),:cture711,1 ,and obli,dng companion.
—sget-es.
DREAM/ te drt
true perception of the
telatioas of space, as
-anuitiilated, so that wi
tityis compre8sed into
Vane is traversed moi
real thought. There ,
trations of this princi
fume we have. no
apac of.time. The
well as tune, are
iile al :Mat an etcr-
a momPut, infinite
e swiftly than by
re numerous Mus-
e on record. A
31. NETketrAN has pleaeure
• , that he ' as fitted np over his
of convenient iud comfortable
tOOMS.
•
NESSE. . GRAY (CI
in announci g
shop a ntnub r 'REG to atmoun
business. int
Martine and are n
TH Rpo s
Where a cleen and oomfortable ba h may be it d
1 at any time.
SHAYII
A.ttexided, to.4
LAD]
fete
Of the latest
C AND NAIR.
usual. Aieo on ham
C(HIG.S0e.-Vg AN
Ana have tic
traids
, Charges reit
FernisLca ot
prices.;
A eall is resi
SOO
RESSINC
a nice stock f
•
RRA.tp 3
ylea. He is eleo.pre -tared to take n
S' HAIR COM INQS,
rn straightened anc
eats, Switches, C
unable.
ENTS' WI
•shor'..Cst, notice a
eetfully solieited.
WIC NEWMAN.
worked 'in o
L,
less than ci
o( •
RICE
r.4 delieered
•
)RI UM,
tie et, Seaforth.
us of good dry
ILSO N.
328
,e that they ha'e.
he Shop lately o: -en.
se prep:tied to fill a
Sashes, Doo -s, Blinds,
And all ends of planed I
ALSO LA
CHEESE 13
FARM G
A good stock
Factory and Tit
near Main. street.
,Tig Sawing aaid
A. GRAY.
;VD ,S7
X ES AN
TES, HAYRA
Seat- need Lumb
rebee -lard on
jJ-
Efra,
).T
eommenced
ied by Mr.
slers for
uldings,
er.
VOLES.
-TERS,
KS, • ttc,
hand.
rich street,
Custom. Planing aent1y done.
17. H. SCOTT.
SAM
elfueltine . 111/
3' Of s
All orders, either
•
EL TROTT,
antifneturer of
rued Butt • Packages
Superior Quell y.
Whelesnle or It tai, promptly
S ORTH ON .
77
THE THREE SEVEN'S, FOR THE
LAST T*0 WEIKS IN:JULY,
Will Sell Cheap lot 0f
Silk P1traso1s, Si4iinmer Shawls,
Summer Dress oo4, including One Thousand Yards of Selo DYess
Go cis, received toilltin 14 past Ten Days,
THE CHEAPEST GOODS EVER,SHOWN SEAFORTH.
nr Yokohama Silks, striped. worth 60e for 85e,
ads Silks worth ti, -;,1 25 foil $1,
ack &Dm worth $1 50 for 25,
ack Silks worth $2 25 foe eel 75.
Con uterpanes, Shirtings. Muslin., Lac
Also N
Now BI
New Bl
New BI
Towelings, Table Li11411,3,
,
AT A GREAT
To HotelKeepers and Haiu!
pendent buyer, the each buy
see the Stook and Prices at t
•
PERCENTACE LES THAN USUAL PRICES
3 Curtains,
Keepers buying by the Piece the best terms will be given. The inde-
)
xs, the buyers who can lb -dr -where they like, will do well t drop in and
o 777. 'You win be niat e welcome whether you buy Or n t.
A. G. McDOUGALL.
rer• rastumrs•-snpralauccrntmv.ericenowest..--...... .
TEAS, TEAS, PTEAS.
POWELL'S
CASH PAID FOR
ASK r9R
FINIE MIXTUR
AT
.A...i 3D I, A W S
E POUNDS SUGAR FOR $L
UTTiR.
J. C. LAIDLAW.
see,
'
reffe.
Jees • eseses t
c'est4eees'ee
•serene
LARGE SHIP
A
TEAS, 40e, 50e, 75c
TOBACCOS, C
PIC
The above Goods are all new
NTS 0
IVINC AT T
d 1 per pound. SU A
;
F EES, RIC
CLEW; SA.UC
and good value. Try t
FRESH GROCERIES
BEEHIVE.
8, 8, 9, 19, 11 and 12 pounds for $1.
CURRANTS, RAISINS,
'SPICES, (C.c.
-
n. Green Groceries fresh every neoenin0TO THE PUBLIC AT LARGE.
• SE4FORTII
ACRICULtURAL IMPLEMENT,
Sewing nnd
MUSIOAL INSTRUMENT
1R., i TJ M
SEWING MACHINE DEPARTMENT.
1 take pleeieur in stating to _the public, that I
shell at all timtis bare a stock of all the diffeeent
kinds of Sewing 31achinee, with their varied pre-
tentious to merit, that thepurchaeers may be able
to Suit thonselres at one establishment, without
inconvenience:. The whele fate of the counter
has been, and still is, frequented by teausient
persons. My object is 'to caution the public
against buying enything but Standard Mechines,
and of Regular leetablished Agents, who can
ni-
wys found, and whose warrant una guarantee
can be relied on and if the puedieser in not suited
-with the kied they think they want, they eau haVe
the privilege ox ' essanging it for tiny Other. We
have at all timess a, new and fresh stock of the
Florence and Webster Machines, as well as all the
oeher standard tnakes, -which can be paid for on
very estey terms, or if not satiefactory, Cart 'be
changed for any other. that may be desire.l.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
' 1 '
0. C. WILLSON
Can t1 - (y the world on Musical Instruments, both
in Price and- quality, he cannot be surpassed.
The mannfeetu ers of Inetrunneets which he sells
have a reputati n that dare net be questioned.
Ile sells for no eeeond-clans firms. The Mathu-
}
shek and Steieniety Piano- . erinee, Araeon & Mena -
i lin, and Eetey Organs ana Melodeons.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
, Such as Straw Cutters, Grain Cru -'hers, Root .
J Cutters, Sewing 'Machines and Horse Powere, aIX
of the best, always on hand.
IRON HARROWS.
-Now is the tirae to purehrtee
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The Best in use.
L few only on hand. Call and get one before they
are all one. In the year 1870 I s4s1c1 30 of these
Harrows; in 1871, 50 w,re sold by me; 'in 1872,
I sold 75 ; and in 1878 my sales reached over
150. This is the best proof tlmt ean be offered
of the satisfaction whieh the Harrows give,.
0
0. 6. WILLSON,
Market -street, Seaforth. 825
FLOUR ANI EED, .0ATIVIE L MD CORNMEAL
wises on hand and for ale at Mill prices.
Few Htmlred Cedar Fence Posis h
Goods„ s usual, deliyered pro ptly and free of charge.
INSPECTION SOLICITED. •
STRONG
22.1 and will be sold Chea,p for Cash.
& FAIRLY, &,1q -forth.
ARRIVALS AT
Teas, Sugars,
*Which were bo
AT PRICES WHICH MI,
BACON,
Akvays in Stock t
SEAFO
LAR
THE
OP
iquors ai
ght on very favors
ST PROVE
AMS, FL
OF THE 13EST
the Chegrtere
alcD
ElIEQUERED STORE
1
General G-roceries,
terms and will be sold off
ISFACTOR'Sr TO CUSTOMERS.
UR AND MEAL 1
TALITI
Store„11 a in, Street, Seaford&
JAMES MURPHY.
91-1N NI
1TISH.D.,8 to inform the ijirming community at
" SEAFORTH FOUNDR3f foi a term of years, an
to manufacture all kinds of
AGRICULTURAL
OU
PRALR.
d the palic generally that he has -kneed the
1 .efitted it throughout. He is now prepared
vIDLEMENTS
SUCH /1.8
Straw 0 -utters :Plows, Gano. ?laws Drag Saws;
Including the TOTwhith i the best 2 -bare Saw in use.
ALSO MY ;IMPROVED P.P.TT'S POWER.
B L7 L D ,Ar Crf A X D ALL OT.IIE f. ,.1STI.VGS
Turneaont On the ehottese notice.
Mill, Engine and other Repairs done with. Ni.,,r.tnei-s and Diepatch.
- A C`21 LI;
WIN :1'40 ITER.
TO THE FI,ARIVIERS OF HURON.
Wehave much pleasure in informing you thatewe here sneer., 1 the eeereees of Mr. OFfeRLES
• McLEOD, Kippen, as General Agent for the hale of
The
KIRBY
Reaping
pee
4. 'sp. csf.'`--.7--—;ti,,A.
'APieetAer-A,
eneeeeeevo
14‘.
ee
Ls
•
.74
, And
Mowing
Machines.
W. H. OLIVER,
Harness, Saddle and Collar
▪ iANUFAO-TUREB,
, SEAPORTH.
0
cet,
P.
ORDER,
SIGN OF THE SCO' CH COLLAR.
A choice st esortinent of Belt end heavy Harness-,
Whips, 1301113, Horse Clothing s'ets., kept constantly
on haste. Repairing promptly at.enetel to, and
• charges moderate. Remember the pleve,sign of
the Scoteh Collar. W. H. OLIVER.
The KIRBY Machines have not yet been fully introarteea ono the Cclunty of Enron, but those
Fanners who were present at the leippen Reaping Match, in Jr.l.e,187, can form their own opinions
as to the merits of our Machines.
The Kirby machines are simple in constrattion, ettsily maueged. venv durable, will do thtir work
equal to any machines made, and are positively the lighte"t rnisnine maeltiees hi the Dominion. We
make and can supply to Farmers for the eoreing season. the KIRBY C03113INED 110WE11 AND ,
REAPER, the BURDICK INDEPENDENT SELF-RAKCCG REAP/ell, and. KIRBY'S NEW TWO-
V.HEEL MOWER. Mr. MeLEOD will supply pamphlets, all information and certificates.; from ,
Farmers who have used. the -Kirby. We trust the Faemers of Huron will sustain no in our efforts to
supply them with, first-class Machines. Yours truly,
A. HARRIS, SON & CO.
CHARLES McLEOD, Kippen P. Q. 1 A
JA.MES MARTIN, St. Helens it et.,
1311ANTYORDI MAreh 11 1874.
826
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EXT C4:1' 1.-G E 117:1-10 T
CARTWRIGUT,I'LA.1DX. S,, nreeen Dentiet
‘-i• sate nee in Staforth, et These's: the first
Tuesstev ne. Vs'esineedny of eeeb nun ; in Clinton,
at the 6,ersse nee) Rotel, on ties fellessieg TIMM-
deys and Fridays. Sher...main-tier of tise tiixte. at
his Strati -mei teliet
Partitsssl neefiring newt Petit ets! requested to eall,
if tit Sc- fen h aud Clinton, en the ilretdavs ei at-
telretaensit;:ene).: of ever en; es te ttts s:n have hail
their tet-th ..ttite.f.tal by tle• nee ;.11 Gass, may
-seee sit my ones (4LbCI hi fnntrfs-rii. -
Teeth ineertee in the moet eabettoeiel end lin-
inI°41dielgd in gold, tine, itt n, meeter whith
cannot be esuphesed. 237-
E
CHEAT ENCLbli PEMEDY.
tir
. Before
, •••• •
SPECIFIC MEDICINE
Cures.; till Nervone Diseaesse, snel: rs'n e.eee, De-
bility, Pneei tee., whieb,_ in sense tesees. aro
pi-ohne:el by neer indulgeness in tee ten oe teene-
co and elsenielie spirits: lett the Sees hie Medieine
is wee :s els; ens] le eseeenneenessel 41!", 11:1,151i34g
euro for ‘.e,ni hes I Weakness„ Stesietsa-::sernese, Do-
potermy, and all :lies:el.-el; lhut follen sez seentenee
of Sell Ale) et. as Lose of .elsestery, 1 -le.....essesl nese-
tuele, nt the itaek. Dinmees of V. -ion, Pre-
matere tel, Age, and many othtsr sliss.:asos: that
lead. P
ts, :t•s:spity or Colts -au -1'1)04,h az:s.l a Prema-
ture (=rsz:s.. till (../1 widen, :kg ars:
bv deViatin„:- from the path tsf net ais. end over
indul gen s.
The Specific 3.1edissine is the rseelt, Of a life
study tine men :years.; of eeperienee le: treating
theets ess. diseaseK. Fall intrris-:i:,:rss,- 111 bur
patuphivt, which we deeire t,j fiend froby mail to
.ever7 (MC.
The Speehle 31edicine eold he ell Druggist§
at eej pee parka:4e, or 0 packages for es:1. or -will be
-sent by mail tit:receipt of the molten, ey address-
ing
\WILLIAM 0 RA Y & Co.,
Avir.dgeil rOnt.
Sold in Steforth by Be, Hickeon Co., J. S.
Itoberte, R. L.:misdeal, and byaell-Druggiets.
NO RI Ff"401? & LT' selsZ, Toronto, 'Wholesale
Dealers. . 33fgeovr
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