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us many heavy doctors'
Yerviee Gazette. Made
tiling Water or Milk.
labelled; JAMES EPIC &
lie Chemists, London."
QF COCOA.—" c e We will
unt of the process adopt-
antes Epps. & (,o., man.
.etetic articles, at their
tston Road, Loi".
alcl G!cide4
approa€;hee of « consump
ions that thousandsre
-
$ of its pr eeenee until it
m o the verge of the
sedlate use of .' Bryan's
s " upon the: first appear-
h, pain orsoreness of the
a:o€ild generally preclude
herefore, when you take
an's Puluiow€zc Wafers,"
Lt the net+esaity- for tak-
e darlgerri115 cc,riiplaints
f all Druggists and couil-
ice 25 centsper box.
"." There le c}rnething
tire i11 a horse. His in -
i ear, his lefty carriage
<tcefnl nr(ntun, his vast
edicnt tt;.tr,p.t•, :inti his
eF all cm -tear hila to 119.
at his' fine lrreportions
tnspiiatiotm of his energy
it iso only t- ieir the horse
1
for—when he is free
rnsouiidtt(;se of any kind
ibit these Botts of at-
thout which .he is but of
package b}f " Darisy's
lcr-s and a'ar «titian Heave
d be in . lro:scssi(rn of
,inns a ho—e, to be used
Fiicy- Dozz% fail to get it.
ENI`l Ila 1'liy..iciaii's Re-
kable `ase.—Gagetown,
1888—Mr. James I. Fel-
Dear Sir t Alio me to
in favor of y our- Com.
Eby pophospl,ites.: I have
for Tuberculosis with.
(and have given it to a
E• my patients, with the
4I experienced from its
rked vas : a ease whieh
are in March hat. This
Ino had been under treat-
ha with no beneficial rhe
first saw hint he was so,
could not sit up long
lis: heart and lungs exam-
a severe (`ought Dysp-
E of the Heart, Impaired
onsequent general emaci-
et tinder treatment, pre-
aepounci Syrup of Hypo-
after -tieing four bottles
ttend to his farm, and is
ell. In March he was
physicians respectively;;
ed in plowing 18 acres of
at up in flesh from 138.
,eight.
.s for the pus -pose of your
e yoti please (If , it, and
cess in yattr labor for the
ria humanity. -
(unending the use of your
te of Hypophosphites to
any way frorn disease or
Lungs, Bronchial Tubes,
lity. Believe me, your
H. �'i� . Scoria M. D.
AND Ht: nosh CCR$.-
orated remedy has more
merit than any ether
piles in existnece ; the
its favor is. it "it never
Lich assertion, thousands
cured will vouch and
so cubes scrofula, salt
ceases_ of the skin.
UTMOST1
IMPORTANCE -
itended for popular use should:
hly reliable and scientific, but
cine dangerone results. The
at -ring complaints is neeessar-
deleterious drugs are taken
1 long time, they may accumu-
an, than good. Dr. Wheeler's
Phosphates and Calisava, con-
the tissues; repairs diseased
nerves,; and renews constitu-
unereanner as our daily food,
.;r of injury. It may be taken
ity in the young or agedr with
perruaneue benefit..
,e and Humor Cure.
.L.:D EXrER AL 'USE.
-lire mad perfect cure for all
Scre¢fnlla, Tetter, or Ring-
enni, and all diseases of
the- Skin.
tte(1 to• enre'. ell caecs of Piles.
tides in all case;( of Humors.
been used in some of the
'a, Salt Rheum and Diseases
re success. I Many cases have
sward application only. Hun-
eertificatets aro naw in the
n, which ears be seen on ap-
is entirely vegetable in its
tire, dealers are requested to
Buy of noIZe who do not war-
's receive back their money
1'TLi ; SIS BOTTLES, 85.
TERRY 33fAVIS c1; SON,
General Agents, Montreal -
'd Quacs:a,
iiiclieertaima Causing- Iterv:ous.
re decay,. etc., having tried in
d remedy, has (&,covered a
Cure, which he wIII send free
(,. Address,, J. H. REEVES,
.w York. -
s' Hair ilairri ,
in use for res tering, preserv-
in . the hair, and render -
oft end g fussy.
aeration woald l -resent to
tel pes els all the virtue we
lerfectly free from all iujari
cortlpo.-ed.: ololF of
marl-
nnIy commend it as a safe
he `F(thing et the Hair," rese
s original cMor, Imparting
r to its .toots, and causing it
~4s a Cosmetic alone, even
ng and healthy, it is invalu-
h glossiness and silken ep-
ee who loves beauty can fail
only by
t.t
i' Chemist a Loudon. -
50 CE N T
•
ri,I RTS,.(,3i IL LUMSDEN.
lets generally. 845-2g:
Velnate 1[Uernnedy.
YErt :O»tCAL PILLS.
(•cutins i' unfailing in the.
tii:iful and dangerous diseases
'constitution. is subject. it
I(1
removes all obstructions,, r
be relied on.
is
peculiarly uiced. It will
Tori tlrc monthly period with.
sot be taken by Females:
Louth, of Prognacy, as they
c:trriago,but at any other
ns
and Spinal Affections,:
:tubs, fa i:;ue on slight ex -
the heart, hysterics, and
effect a cure when all other
and aitlx(•s(;qh a powerful
ii iron, eat.,iiccl, antimony, or
e( nest it u t ion.
]I p cinphlet around each
earef(:ll preserved.
L, Sole Proprietor. $1.00 and.
asst toNorthop c Lyman::
<zt-uta for the Dominion,
t:tiniuG over 50 pills by
Irby E. Hickson & Co., and
197
SEPT. 4, 1874.
THE DOO 11 ED MAN,
A
It Is the good ship Hildebrand
That sails the stormy sea—
But�her course .doth stand away from
land,
No danger can there be.
Though the tempest blow, and the wild
waves flow,
The ship is stout and strong;
And safely to the pert will go,
Let the voyage be short or long.
" Come, tell a story of the seas,"
A comrade asks the master ;
" With this gallant -breeze, you may rest
in ease,•
._ The sea -mew flies not faster."
"Then fill the glasses all around,"
The well -pleased mastercries,
"And I'll tell what is found in a ship
that is bound,
To no port till the Iast Man dies.
"There floats a ship in the Northern
clime,
That has drifted a Hundred years ;
For a fearful crime, till the end. of time,
A fated mail it bears.
"U,Tpon the deck, and on t e mast,
The ever -falling spray
Is borne by the blast, and freezes fast
Till the ship is an icebe g gray.
"And in the cabin, ale a d wan,
Between two spec res g im,
Sits a fated man, while t ey strive who
can
Gain the troubled oul o hint.
And one plays for ;the find of hell,
And one redeems from stn,
And the dice they tell as they 'fall from
the shell ;
But neither yet shall win.
" And ever there the dice are cast,
For the fated man € to see ;
Until the last of earth is -past,
He sits in agony.
" Long years ago I once did_ sail
Fat into the frozen. North,
And I heard a hail, like a dying wail,
From the drifting Ship come forth :
"Upon the deck, and on the mast,
The ever -falling spray
Was borne by the blast, and frozen fast ;
Like au iceberg huge she lay :
" ` Oh, tell me does the end draw near ?
And when will time be done ?'
There many. a year he has watched in
fear, - t
While his soul is lost and won."
From _Northern. Ballads.
-' ---tea •
GAIETIES
An Oswego, paper describes a fire by
saying that "the red flames danced in
the heavens and flung their fiery arms
about like a funeral pall until Sam Jones,
Esq., the governor, got on the roof, and
doused them out with a pail of water."
—A German `in New York being asked
how mach saner- kraut he had put up foi
winter use, replied, "II'se not much little
more as ten barrels, shust for -sickness.
—A country boy having heard of sail
ors heaving up anchers, wanted to know
if it was sea -sickness that made them
do it.
—A young man was recently on his
trial in Pennsylvania for stealing nitro-
glycerine. He dserves a good blow-
ing -up.
—Rooted sorrow—An�aching tooth.
—A Cincinnati physican was absurd
enough to take some of his own medicine.
The coroner's fee was $10.
—" Kissing your sweetheart," says a
trifling young man," is like eating soup
with a fork ; it takes a long time to get
enough."
—One of " our young girls," at an exam-
. :nation in grammar, the other clay, when
asked why the noun " bachelor " was
singular, blushingly answered : "Because
it is very singular theydon't get mar-
ried." She went, up to the head, -
`siass
Prince Edward's Island.
A correspondent of the Buffalo Com-
mercial, who has been making a summer
tour in Prince Edward's Island, closes
a series of descriptive letters asp follows':
Let me say good-bye to our friends of
Prince Edward's Island, andadd that a
more hospitable set Of people it was Bev-
er my lot to be cast among ;. and •I would
recommend to our citizens;, if they want
a pleasant trip next !summer, that they
cannot do better than to take the trip I
have described, taking in Halifax, if
possible. It is an inexpensive trip com-
paratively. The living is good; and the
country picturesque and beautiful. The
representative men of the i Dominion are
a very bright, able; set ! of men—the
Yankee improved upon. They are "well
up" in everything, and fully alive to the
wants and. interests; of !their common..
country. Speculation hats not warped
or destroyed their better judgment by
selfish influences of personal interest. I
was particularly struck with their cour-
teous demeanor towards leach other in
debate and social intercourse. The pres-
ent .form of the Dominion :Government is
quite Liberal_ and Well adrninistefed. ;-
the people are satisfied artd pleased with
it. Canada is fast acquiring wealth and
prosperity under its workings. Com-
mercially and financially they are highly
prosperous. Were I 'living in Canada I
should not want annexation with the
! United States. A good liberal treaty of
Reciprocity, made to, meet the' wants of
both peoples, its details suggested by
,praetical, competent Gruen subject to be
altered and amended ' as the years pro-
gressed, and the necessity of mutual
changes should Geeta, would, in my
opinion, be far better than annexation.
With these relations ;let competition be
open, and it Will better develop the best
interests ot�ff both countries. Our Can-
adian brethren, as I understand them,
will make good neighbors and good
friends. For one, I Dope so see a liberal,
practical commercial :bone_ betweenthe
two countries in full operation at no dis-
tant day.
se..'
Y TIER PLAN DIDN' T Wont.—The
Pottsville, Penn., Miners' Journal is re-
sponsible for the following story : A
Ph(enixville maid, quite old, becoming
anxious about her matrimonial chances,
recently concocted a plan to deceive a
young fellow as to her age. This was
the way she tried it:: The old family ,
• Bible contained a faithful record of all
• births, marriages and deaths. This vol-
ume the maiden .took to her chamber,
and selecting the birth page, she man-
aged by dint of scratching and writing to
change the date of her birth to a period
11 years later than what it .had legiti-
mately been recorded.* Then the Bible was
placed on the sitting room table in a con-
spicuous manner. That evening came
along the lover. He scon began to ling-
er the Bible pages and finally reached
the birth record, where and when he
discove ed,.to his surprise, that hi An-
gelina as just one year younger than
he. H thought it strange as she a pear
ed • older. Next he began readin the
death list, and made the very Mt nish-
ing discovery that the: radiant m iden,
aceordiig to the Bible, had.actuall been
born 1 years after the decease f her
father. The young man quietly arose
and; bid Angelina good -by, andnowswears
that ' e ernal'vigilance is indeed th price
of liberey.'
♦0eib,
peanings and Gossip.
The Astors own 1,500 houses in
York cty.
L. -Mrs. Abraham Lincoln is in W.
sin, and in poor health.
--Dumas is said to have mad
Walworth tragedy the ground for
novel. i , j
George Sand is 70 years old,
said to have earned $600,0001 by h
since she began to write. '"
—Lo ta,,the actress, hair pnrehas
fine house of Gen. A. L. Page in
land, Cal., for her future residence
.---England is having a dry seaso and
sparks from the locomotives are b ming
the hedges and the standing grain.
—They say John Morrissey has ade a
clean profit of $40,000, this year 'with
three coneressmen yet to hear fro
—Gov. -Dix is credited with freq ently
spending an hour and a half, before teak -
fast, with ,the Latin and Greek aut ! rs.
—Miss .Kingsley, daughter of non
Kingsley, has written a book abo t the
Rocky mountains, with a preface y her
father.
.—Will wonders never cease?
was arrested at Richmond, Va., th;
day. for eloping with; his mother -i
and he was 32 years r1d too.
—William B. Astor is over 80,
age is telling on him pretty rapidl
will leave a little matter of r*70,0
or so when dies. -
-A marriage ceremony ii Pen
County, Ky., lately was enlivene
general1 n fight betweethe five brot
the bride, but the knot was tied
the fight was over.
—A monstrosity having the bode of a
pig, the face of a human, the ears of an
-elephant, came into existence in C. atta-
nooga the other day.! It lived 1 min-
utes by the watch.
—Boss Tweed is 'popular wit the
boys on Blackwell's Island, who .c .11 him
" Uncle Dill." He has won 'their 'riend-
ship by distributing among them ,ottles
of laret and packages of cigars.
-Mrs. Ross, . the mother of arlie
Reiss, the stolen Philadelphia boy, 's now
subject to fits of violent hysteria. , She
insists upon a suit of clean clothes being
laid out every. day, to await the : rrival
of her little boy. ,
—A child apparently died at B: Kama,
Cal., a few •days ago. but while it was
being buried, the. mother uttereda cry
and threw herself upon the co 1` t ex-
claiming the child had spoken. Tl e cof-
fin wast opened and the child foun . o be
alive.
—A Paris journal, speaking of th reat
scandal says " Monsieur Beeches " an
actor- before he turned clergyma , and
that ``jMonsieur Tiltin " is an Dnglish
lawyer;who had gained a wide rep tatien
in Boston as a prosecutor of c ipinal
suits. , I
Frank Walworth, the murde r, has
imp rovied since -his removal fro s the
Auburn Prison Hospital to the Sta o In-
sane Asylum, though some of his` rends
think that the threatened insanity will
be anda serious, after the novelty If the
change/
hange wears eg. , i
—The custom which E4ress om-
panises have of selling off, every no and
then, nclaimed packages, which re un-
opened is declared by the Su rerne
Court bf Pennsylvania to be ill 1 a
y �,
fraud upon the rights of the own •r for
which the Company is liable in da ages.
DID �'T• WANT IT.—A conductor ri the
Penns vania railroad tells the foll whin
cl
At an eastern station. he receiv : on
board fine-looking apecimein of if old
country gentleman. When he ssed
through the cars the - old gen man
banded up his ticket, which wa: duly
punchcld and returned to him. fter
passing, the next call station, th con-
ductor again called for the old eatle-
man's ticket. He looked up in su prise, -
and informed the puncher of(ticke sthat
he had thrown it out of the wi:idow.
"Whyl did you do that ?" a feed t e con-
ductorJ The old man rep: ed, " , y, I
thought if you dida't want it, I d chit."
The face of the old man waS so ottest,
and his knowledge of railroad tr viling
evidently so limited that the con ltctor
acceppted his word, and carried inti to
his destination.
New'
con-_
the
new
nd is
rpen
dthe
-
Oak-
�1
man -
ether
haws
i old
. He
0,000
leton
,'by a
ers of
efore
SFEAFORTH A D HURO
MARBLE WOR
ESS ETT
BOTHER,
(Late of Hamilton,)
Would i timate to their numerous'friencs
general nblie that they are prepared
• orders f
Monuments, Headstones, Table
Mantle , &c,
Granite Monuments mported t
Work of the best style and art, and
surpassed in this part of Qntario. -
A callrespectfally solioit
Calderts old Stand, oppos
MAIN
E. MESSE1'T.
d.
ite MoCillumfs
3TBEET, SES
B . MER*
and the
all
ops,
der.
nit be
H tel, -
CPTH.
Err.
CLINTON
MARBLE WOR
HURON STREET;
Ne4 door west of the Commercial I
MONUMENTS, HEADSTO
And wont of all kinds in American an a eign
Marble; desi, ed and executed in the b . t jtyle,
and at •i4ost reasonable prices. -
te
Mantles of ;Various Colored Marbb e
plied on ltorl Notice.
Granite Monuments and Headstones f
to order.I
W. H COOPER,
T. CA�LDEt
277
81t17 -
ported
Argent.
• SI ROUDS ! HR0U
n.
�. ROBE Tsorr
CABINET MAKER AN UNDRT
Johnson's O d Stanid,
Main street, Seaforth, ha now 'ori hand a good
assortment of
SIRO! vri S
Which. hp can furnish chelaper than the, can be
got elsewhere. •
E- . 4PRON EXPOSITOR
IF YOU` AVANT GOOD COLORS ONI
0
JUST
adIcler,
adder Cox pound,
ustic,
Alum,
BIJY -
YO;UR 3 -.DYE STT -TF
AT
s
FIRST TRIAL •
S. ROBERT' DRUG STORE,
OPPOSITE THE MANSION HOTEL, SEA
ORTH.
ARRIVED, FRESH, A LARGE QUANTITY OF
Indigo, Cochineal,
Indigo Co 1 pound, . Cream Tartar,
Cudbear,- - Magenta Crystals,
Lac Dye, Turmeris. '
F.A.R1.01
There is Lumber in McKI
VICTORIA STEA
And
JOH
1s
ALwATS on
Lumber, w
cannot be surpa
of price. -
Draining
Also SHINGLE
builders' mater
large quantities
will find it tote
VIC
a trial before pu
ORDERS CU
All orders left
throp P. 0. will
member
J
r
82�
�.>S,
op, at the
MILLS,
GOVENLOCK
he man to snppl
and a large stoe
oh will be sol
sed in this Con
nd •Fencing
abundance.
, LATH, and ev
al. Parties bili
ill be liberally
eir profit to gine
i1.
of all kinds of
at prices which
ty ler cheapness
Lumber in
description of;
ding or -buying
dealt with, and
he
ORIA M LLS
chasing elsewhe e.
AT A D Y'S NOTICE.
at the Mill or ad tressed, to Win -
receive promp attention. Rct
HN GOVEi' LOCK'S
Victoria Mills is theP lace.
SEAFO ' TH PLANT G MILL,
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
THE subscribe beg -leave to th nk his numerous
customers fo the liboral patro age extended to
him since co encing business 'n Seaforth, and
trusts tthat he m y be favored wit a continuance
of the Name.
Partes intend ng to build wont do well to give
him a call, as he will continue to keep on hand a
large stock of all kinds el
DR PINE LU111jBER,
DOORS, LINDS, MO1 LDINGS,
SHIN 'LES, LAT :
He feels confid nt of giving sat
who ifaay favour rim with their pa
but first-class workmen are maple
1..—Particular attention paid to
ISAf4IIES
201
JOHN H. BR
, ETC.
sfaction to those
ronage, as none
ed.
Custom Planing
ADFOOT.
FRESH AFRI ALS
OF
W ST LES
GE TS' 0
1
T1lOWSERI Si
CAMPBELL
A
Boys'_an
AND I ESTINGS
•
ATI
CLOTHING STORE
ARGE STACK 'F
Youth's Clothing
On ha d, and will be so d at a
SMALL
DV ANCE 0 COST. i
From this da e goads intended for Sommer
Wear will be sol' at Bargains.
Seaforth, duly
1874.
W CAMPBELL.
3 -
SIX CAS
s� 1:t10EI-CED
S o'er
•
AT
HOFFMAN ; ROTHERS
PLAIN WINCEYS,
FANCY WINCEY S
,
RED FLANNELS,
WHITE FLANNE S,
` COTTON SHIRTI.t GS,
T
FAN CY PRINTS,
i'
DARK PRINTS,
TOWELINGS,
TABLE LINENS,
- FEATHER TICKIJNGS,
STRAW TICKINGS,
BLUE DENIM, -
BROWN DENIM,
•
WHITE COTTONS,
BATTINGS,
r1 .
DRY GOODS
CHEAP CASH STORE
COaITSISTING OF
WHITE BED SPREADS,
ALSO ' THREE BALES
•
COLORED BE SPREADS,
BLACK LUST ES,
GREY LUSTB 1S,
BLACKI
SLK,
COLORED SI K
YAK LACES,
BLACK REA LACES,
WHITE REA LACES,
TRIMMINGS,
SILK FRING D S,
DRESS BUT T+JNS,
RIBBONS,
1)
•
RUFFLINCS, -
R S.HINGS,
BELTS—Ladle
HAIR BRAID.
and Boys,
C OINI C -i-, G1-01ENG-,
A GENUI' E -SALE. NO HU'tt
BUCK.
ON MONDAY, JULY 13th MR. DENT will begin Selling Out without rese e.
Stock of Choice DRY RY G ODS
MUST SOLD
AND WILL
BE SOLD.
This step is rendered nocessa y as he is about bailing an extensive Show Room
Fancy Goods, and most have oom to do it and money to do it with.
REMEMBER D NT'S GREAT "ALE OF CHEAP DRY
His heavy
Millinery
OODS.
A MATTER OF IMPORTANCE FOR THE PUBLIC TO KN W, WHE' E
• THEY CAN GF THE BEST VALUE FOR THEIR MONEY.
WILSON YOUN
SCOTT'S BLOC, SEAFORTH,
Give as GOOD V A.LUE as can 'be got i Huron.
I
TEAS OF THE CHOICEST BRAN
SUGARS BRIGHT AND PURE.
GROCERIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FRESH AND NE
CROCKERY—T1ih 13E T CHOICE IN TOWN.
OUR WINES, ALES, PORTERS' AND LIQUOR
Are already too well and favorably known to require special mention. For quality
surpass them made.
All Kinds of Procl tce taken as Cash,.
WILSON
rl
S.
ere is nothing to
OUN.
THE
HURON PLANING MILL.
.MESSRS. GRAY tb SCOTT
REG announce) to announethat they have commence
business in the Shop lately occupied by Mr.
Martin, and are now prepared to fill orders for
Sashes, Doors, Blinds, ..(3fouldings,
And all kinds of planed lumber.
ALSO L A TII AND SHINGLES.
CHEESE BOXES AND SETTERS;
FAR?1 GATES, HAY RACKS, Etc.
A good stock of Seasoned Lumber on hand,
Factory and Lumber Yard on Goderich street,
near Main street.
Jig Sawing and Custom Planing neatly done.
A. GRAY r W. H. SCOTT.
THE
GREAT REFORM.
The Greatest Reform that has ever been made is
in the prices of
FurnitureandUndertaking..
T. JOHNS & CO.,
Have reduced the prices- one-half, and have done
way altogether with extortionate prices. Is it
not to, your interest to patronize them.
ALL .KINDS -0I' FURNITURE -
KEPT IN STOCK.
They are also prepared to
Furnish Funerals With Everything Re-
quisite,
And to attend personally with their Hearse.
T. JOHNS .& Co.
EGG EMPORIUM.
The subscriber hereby thanks ,his numerous
easterners (merchants and others) for their liberal
patronage diiring the past seven years, and hopes,
by strict ietegrity and close attention to business,
to merit their confidence and trade. in the future..
Having greatly enlarged his premises. during
the winter, he is now prepared to pay the
HIGHE=ST CASH PRICE
Forthe :>ny quantity of good fresh eggs, delivered
at -
EGG EMPORIUM,
Main Street, Seaforth.
Wanted by the subscriber 25 tons . of good dry
clean WHEAT STRAW.
D. D. WILSON.
SnAFor,TJ; March 18, 1874. 828
JOHN S. 'PORTER,
one-horse Banker and Exchange Broker,
ilfAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
CAPITAL, $0,000,000..01.
This is no blow, but a fact.
BUYS Greenbacks and American Silver at cur-
rent rates. Lends money on good farm prop-
erty. Shaves notes without lather, Receives
money, on deposit, and pays 20 per cent. interest
--when you get it. Buys and sells Houses and
Lots; parties leaving town and wishing tosell quick .
will find me on hand like a 'thousand of brick,
Buys Bides, Sheep Sk,ifzs, furs and Wool
at the higlsest,pr ces.
All this is :(lone with the above: capital, wonder-
ful, is it not P Hand in your wants, wishes and
expectations, don't bo afraid, he won't bust. 841.
DOMINION
SHAVING & HAIRDRESSING .
SALOON AND BATH ROOMS.
Wh[, NEW14iAN has pleasure in announcing
that he has fitted up over his shop -a number
of convenient and comfortable
v BATH ROOMS
Where a clean and comfortable bath may be had
at any time:
SHAVINC AND HAIR DRESSING
Attended to as usnaI. Also on hand a nice stock of
LADIES' CHIGNONS AND BRAIDS
Of the latest styles. He is also prepared totakein
LADIES' HAIR COMBINGS, -
And have them straightened and worked into
Braids, Belts, Switches, Curl &c.
Charges reasonable.
GENTS' WIGS
Furnished on the shortest notice at less than city
prices.
A call is respectfully solicited.
839 WM. NEWMAN.
SAMUEL TROTT,
Manufacturer of
Machine Turned Butter Packages
`0f a Superior Quality.
All orders, either Wholesale or Retail, Promptly
Filled. -
SEAFORTH ONT.
MARRIAGE LICENCES
OIL CEUTII?ICATEM,
(Under the new Act,) issned at the
EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SEAFORTH,
Under authority of the Lieutenant -Governor of
Ontario,
THE PHtENIX
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF LONDON, ENGLAND.
W. N. WATSON,
A GENT AT SEAFORTH. This coal Stand"
Company was established in1782, does b
Hess in all parts of the 'world, dove the eeccnd
largest business in the United Kingdom, pays Its
claims with promptitude and liberality. Ito rater
are moderate. 8464 •
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