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, .1874.
UAL , Banisters yea
eryr Godeii„ h
XtJ, c ii i.Y..
SI % La etnl , Atterne
set .
&e,. ( We en West
e, G=ocierich: tela
r F. W.ttaft.
aha, has been -
sal bccurities Cont-
also went for several pri-
iso loan Mts ey at
fit payable yearly.
€ichor for the St.
871. 218
LMESTED,13r.rristers, At
Solicitors in Chancery and
Public and, Conveyancers..
.lank, Seaforth; .,agents for
ince Company,:
:i€l at 8 per Geist. Pars,
rle<
53
i, Barristers, and Attorneys
In Chancery and Insolvency,
e Public, etc. Offices—Se$,.
ssr,oeo of Private Funds to
t percent. Interest, : payable
53
n 'V. C. Ain. En.
Ftrr.ter,..ttutney fn Chasse -
Lc'
h, Ont. Office—over J. Cs.
sem, market Square. 26E
It Tics€ dam, tti,'
rneys,Sellcitors in Chancery
Of tee—two doors north of
-DANIEL McDONAr,D,
Brussels.
c.,Phystcien, Surgeon and
!forth, Out. Office and resi-
tlttcterich Street, first door
842
e D., G. AL, Physician, Sur-
mer
ur Ener for the Couuty of Huron.:
corner of Market and High
inning Mils.
Graduate of McGill Univers
€,coroner far the County of
t door to Calder Brothers'
c.ppo i e McCallum's Hotel,
i, near the Railway Station.
Ds, Physician, Surgeon and
e duata of the Medical De-
tniversity; formerly of the
!vie and London, Eng.; visited
Paris, Edinburgh and GIas-
nicefiEld. 849:
RULI,.
GEON,Denttst,t e.,Seafortli,
istario. Plate work, latest
neatly executed. All sur-
operations ;performed with
e. Fees as low as can be ob-
Slice hours faoni 8 A. M. to 5
gr. A. G. McDongall's Store,..
270 •
1', L. D. S., Surgeon Dentist,
,!.rich on the first TUESDAY
of each month, at the Col -
35O
L, V. S., Licentiate and Prize -
University, niversity, Ithaca,, N.Y., and
o Veterinary College, Toronto
ntly in Varna,; where he will be
ting to: attend to all kinds of
s of Animals (man excepted),:
her,, wadi at, all hours. Resi-
s doora east of Cook's Tem-
ars
URfrEON.—D. McNAUG'HT,.
aneunee to the inhabitants of
undirrg eountxy that he has
ploma of the Ontario Veterin
Low prepared to treat diseases
and all domestic animals. He
.in eomrection with his heise-
-he will be found ready to at
•ases of the feet specially at-
eek office and; shop in the rear
`s new store. All kinds of Yet -
kept constantly on, hand.
229
L. Veterinary_ Surgeon,. (mem-
;trio Veterinary Cellege,}begs
has returned, to the practice of
afortb, and may at all times be
tiseases of Horses, Cattle, &e.
ies constantly on hand. All
ended to. Office, , at Mansion
273
tt 4
�� Y1t -", Thomas
i -`
X11, S t?FiH.
state to his old friends and
rublic, that he has leased the
)led by Mr. MURRAY, and
the DGWI.1E.Y HOUSE, and
eontinuance of the patronage
ed upon him during his many
-business. Every comfort and
- provided for travellers. The
Eel Cigars only kept in the Bar.
le hostler always in attendance.
ROMA S K`"&X, Proprietor.;
Els, WA€.TON. johrt Winter,
hotel is situated on the
les north of Seaforth, and pot-
nodation and comfort for tray
ands of liquors and cigars kept.
ireful and attentive hostler in
stabling in connection with
350'
i1'ERYAND SAT.1 STABLES.
tray's Hotel, Seaforth. Good
ass Oonveyanees always on hand.
rST BLESS SE LFOBTH, Ont.
ar Comforta le Vehicles, always
ale Arrangeients made with
lers. All or ers left at Ketox's
raptly attended to.
ah ..Es:—So th of the Commer•=
treet.
[NOMAS BLL, Proprietor.
YOUR OWN INTEREST.
DER CAM=ERON,
t and Jew elor, Mitchell, while
nuraeroris friends and custom-
of Huron and. surrounding diet -
!re, would respectfully intimate
1 to that beautiful stand west end
here he has opened a beautiful
and gents' jewelry of the latest
locks the largest and most vari-
erio. My watches are acknowl-
Iapest and best in the market,
roro€Ighly regulated and tested'
it for sale.
ncytor the Elgin Watch.
EPAIRING.
cess€al in obtaining the services
rho has had lone praetico in the
and Edinburgh, Scotland, me-
at in, rid part of the Dominion:
it clocke watches and jewelry
ALEX. CAMERON,:
Practical \Matchmaker.
1,1874.. 350-52.
C LLI N S'
DN ROOM'
el Consi;unl.ents of Bankrupt
)ck, eensistiag of
made ClGtlting,
Ties, &c,
''-tock of iDru Good8.,.
ilso: a quant,ty of
AND (r1LA;i5WAP'E
be offered at 3uetion on
I:DAY,: AL Eli ;ST 1.
our on pric€ I will also sell
less than roar ,rfacturers prices..
xrst-elms stoic: and and no Shoddy:
heap when y`o. have the chance
ch clay and. vening until the
Auctioneer.
0
ne
er
Collars,
riu=L TO klIE
. N U:BL
ra in EuropI , by the Alan
Line,
T RY
the Nrthw t, by BEATTi.S^r Lose
a 1,1`E,eith by Duluth ..-
:.so tiekets to 11 parts of the
and Weate States
Kiat connect ic r, can .be had on
i undersigned ; t Seaforth
rforination e "eerfully given
to
00D1E, Agent -
R. B.
GAILPTIOS.
gyman at Faris, Ky., stopped hia
lead an unruly man oilt by -his
want on : " As 1 Wa8 saying„ oh
i.
that's the matter with you, my
r Oh, aunty ! I just ::went to
little chickey, and the-: old hen
at me and bit me with her nose !"
wonder if it's sea -sic.: nest that
gailorsalways a -heaving up an-,
exclaimed Aunt Hepaibah, as
►ked thoughtfully up from: her
morning paper.
1-A little boy having broken his rock:
•
ing`horse the day it was purchased, his
sop began to scold, when he silenced
herby inquiring, "What is the good of
a horse till it's. broke?" . f
,-It's awful lonesome in Mexico just
new_ and tears trickle down. the father's
Cbeeks as he takes his son on his knee
nd tells him how the country; used to
he blessed with a revolution about every
two weeks.
`—In a restauraut not long ago, a gen-
tleman, while devouringa plateof hash, .';
came across a pearl sleeve -button in it.
Ili very justly complained to 'the big,
r the latter replying btawnywaiter, p y�ng in an
astounding mariner : " Well, what d'yer
exert to get—a hull shirt.?" .
-.-,Do you believe there are any people
w'ho never heard the 'Old Hundred ?' "
asked a musical younglady at the family,
table. "Lots of folks never heard it,"
interrupted the precious , brother.
"where are they, I should ; like to
know ?" In the deaf and dumb asylum."
—At the funeral of his sixth Wife, Mr.
R. proffered the officiating clergymen a
$2 greenback. ' The minister declined it,
saying° that he was not accustomed to
accept pay for such services. "" Just as
you say," coolly replied the Mourner ;
"but that's just what I have been in. the
habit of paying." i
---There must be a good dealiof offer-
ing'in Nashville.; The Union an cl 1 viers'.
can says : `i That kind-hearted gentle-
man who, with a commendable exhibition
of self-denial, presented an indigent fam-
ily with $2 in currency yesterday, was.
eved to meet said family returning
m the circusa few hours later."
—When young Mr. Spitzer left home
for college, he took leave -of his another
in this manner : " Mother, I Will write
often and think of you co t. stantly."
hereturned two, years later, lie re-
marked
3 ea, , ,
market to the anxious parent, Dear
mothaw,. I gweet you once moth ?"
Imagine the feelings of a fond Mother.
—"Is my face dirty,' retnarkedl a
Mitchell young lady to her aunt while at
dinner at a Toronto hotel the ether day.
"Dirty_! No. Why do you asl ?" "Be-
cause that insulting waiter insists upon
putting a towel beside my plate. I've
thrown three under the table, aid yet
every time he comes around he p is an-
other one before me." r .
General Notes.
Madame Arabella Und lard, ; the pian-
ist, and Blandin, the rope -walker, lost
all their possessons recently by the
wreck of a steamer off the; coast of
Queensland. Australia.
—A rather peculiar man :- is -Judge
Keith, of Virginia, wha after -issuing
warrants for the recent gest kg Mosby
and Payne for dueling, mounted his
horse and rode out to see. the encounter.
—The Collector of ustoms; at El
Paso, Texas, in a letter t : the Chief of
the Bureau of Statistics, dated Ang. 17,
says :, : " We have not sad. a drop of•
rain in this vicinity for 365 days. Ev-
erything is scorching hot and burning
up. Many of the cattle haste died of
starvation." 1 I
--A negro living near Atlanta, (la.,
stele- a shot -gun from another !negro,'
and, on being arrested, •proposed that,
instead of being locked I up, lie should
-e him.
and he
back
fiber of
allow the owner of the gun- to gi
a: whipping. This was agreed: to,
was given. 39 bashes on :the =bar
with a stout strap, a la,.rge tun
persons going to see the punishment,'.
which was relentlessly inflicted and phi
Iosophically borne. I
---James W. Marshall, 'the man who
first discovered gold in .iCalifornia, says'
that he isn't a drunkard and gambler,;
by any manner of means. He itv--in re-
ceipt of an allowance of r $10) a month!
from that State, and uses mu*h of this
in aiding struggling persons in. establish-
ing themselves in business. ` '
—The London Swimming dub, organ
ized 15 years ago, andlas ing for its prin
cipal object the gratuitous instruction of
all applicants in the art of swimming,
and to provide swimming masters for.
charitable institutions, schools, &c.,'
lately.held its fifthannual fet4. A pecu-
liar feature of the occasion was a praeti
cal illuutration of the best anethocl of
saving life, by a gentleman of the Club
and his son, the former acting to iperfec-
tion the; part of a drowniig man, ' nd.be-
Mg rescued by the latter.
—A somnambulist jumped rom a
train on the Pan Handle (O.) road„ a few
nights ago, when it was =nine at the
rate of 30 miles an hour. The train was
stoppedand backed a half mile; where
the sleeper was found lying beside the
• track, considerably bruised, bit not seri-
ously injured.. 1
—A child, four years old, ied gat Chi-
cago, the other day, of hydro hobia, dis
proving the popular theory`tlat children
. are never affected with that t
ease. She received the fatal
pet dog, which she was caress
an nourished. with little else but blood.
'I now twenty - peoplo who drink it in
m . own neighborhood to whom I have
reeommend'ed it. -It has -;extraordinary
effects on Some people, especially women,
but should not • be resorted to unless
there is absolutes weakness '-of the sy-
tet."Oa a visit of the inquirer to r►
slaughter -house in Tenth Avenue, neat'
.h`orty-fleet:ma street, he found a delicate
looking woman With a sickly boy hot
ing a glass to the blood which ran from
an ox with its throat cut. Both dra k
tw,O or three glasses in turn, and depart -
r.
or
�o
ed with an appearance of added vig
0 e of the butchers was asked whetk
he ever drank Islood, and is stated
ha -e replied to the following effec
`` huie au' I do now ; why not now
Ia. by an' ye couldn't tell the •difFereiice
between it im' milk. It's just as swate,
sh re ; and in the winter it's warm nd.
fo' e. - Bedad.• ibut it's stringthen' ,
sh re.-Hou1cLon and I'll get`ye a'1h p.
It'is best warn _-runnin' right from he
ba tet" •Theiroprietor said : "All
ladt winter we' had- men, women . and
Children every' inorning to drink bload.
er
errible dis
bite from a
. ing, on the
cheek, about the lst of July.
--Bradford, the American painter, has
Just finished a splendid picture of ,a scene
on the coast of Labrador, for the
Baroness Burdett -Coutts, for w4ich he
asked
'm
hi
sent her andshe s
800 guineas, e
a check for 1,000.
Prof. Pierre Blot, the culinary artist,
d19d, Aug. 26, at his resicl.enee in Jersey
City.
—Judge Bazil Harmsen, of Prairie-
Rohde, Mich,, the first white man that
settled there, the 'first Judge of Kala-
mazoo County, and the original ; charac-
ter of Cooper's " Bee -Hunter¢" died Sun-
day, Aug. 23, at the age ofI 164 years
and 6 months.
They always im
the blood of she.
a bit at first, ba
eyes blood warn
has just t e s
from the co+w.
blood, except w
refiners." The
ed to be more.e
gibe beast's blood, ne
p. Some of them wi#ice
t when you close ybour
--from the beast's neck
me taste as warm milk
We don't charge for the
en we sell it to sugar
blood of beeves is assert-
picacious for weak luings
than cod liver Oil, and to differ consider -
ab y in its constituents from that of
hi pian bein as. -' New . York Correspsnd-
en e Pltilade phta Record. i
I.�•�
Abys lnian Slaves.
The Abyssin an. girls are remarkably
pretty, with 1a�rge eyes'and delicately -
shaped features. These girls are brought
dawn from th' Galla country by.the
slave -dealers rota Abyssinia. That
beautiful coup ry, which, ` had we not
wantonly dested it, might have be-
come of great=ii iportance, is now a rey
to anarchy. ; The opposing tribes !are
only too happy to sell their female pridon-
ers, to the rab slave -traders. These
people brim down the y ung girls in
gangs by various routes, b t . the princi-
pal outlet is tee Red Se , about i as=
sowa. A great market is at Galla at,
the frontier .town of Abyssinia. T ere
I have seen t em crowded togethei, in
mat tents, wait ing for purchasers ftom
those commissi ned to procure slavesi by
the wealthy Arabs and Turkish officials.
At Gallabat a handsome young gir of
16 is worth abo it £15, but the same iri
at Cairo would fetch £40 or £50. `he
Abyssinians ar a much advanced ace
compared with the negroes of Cen al
Africa. The w mon are very aff'ectioi to
and devoted. t those who show t Item
kindness. Th s, as they combine beauty
with devotion they_ are much sought for,
and command `T high price in the mar et.
They are seldo purchase- by comb non
people, as them price. is too high, and
they cannot earn money by bo sly
labor like ne eases, being too eli-
cate and un ble to sustain fati ue.
Although the are generally ter ed
Abyssianians (_Habbeslteea), I have never
met with a true high -caste Abyssinian
girl these worild- be Christians ; where-
as all I` have seen have been Galla —a
Mohammedan race. Many of hese
poor girls die from fatigue on the desert
journey from Gallabat to the sea-cgast..
Those who reach. Khartoum, or the tdwns
of Lower Egypt, are sold to the wealthy,
and generally hake a high position in. the
harems, often becoming the wives of
their purchasers.. In the Soudan I 1.
met several charming -Abyssinian lai
who, having hmarried European resid
have becomet perfectly civilized ; pro
the race is capable of gre st advancements
—Macmillan's Magazine.
ter • SO
A. FEAT OF MEMORY.—The Scot. -nut-$
says - On the occasion of Professo
Fawcett's speech at Brighton, the other
day, the report of which occupied fnore
thaii�. two columns of the Scotsman, a
curious instance was afforded of memory
such as is not often equaled. A gentle-
man who went down to Brighton in or-
der to report the speech for 14 newspa-
pers, called upon the Professor Some
time before its delivery, and, explaining
the nature of his business, requested the'
favor of a ;Statement- of the principal
points of the speech. Prof. Fawcett
'very courteously proposed not only to
give hini the substance of his speech, but
to rehearse the whole of it for him. This
he did; and the reporter took it down.
Later on, while the speech proper was
being delivered, the original copy made
at the reheiarsal was checked over word
for word, arid; from beginning to end.
So perfectly had the speech been com-
mitted to memory, there was not one
single mistake'}} except that' in one place
a word was substituted for its equivalent
in the notes." -
Blood Drinkers in New York.
Upon inquiry at slaughter -houses, it is
found that there are nearly X00 i persons
zit this city who are in the habit of drink-
ing blood Bowing warmly from oxen, for
strengthening purposes and for the cure
of certain diseases. A Mrs. Emily Hun-
ter, of Thirty-fourth street, is reported.
t 1 have spoken to an inquirer as follows:
"Prof. Valpeau, of Paris,` prescribed
blood for me. I was consumptive and
hastening to the grave. It has prolong-
ed my life 15 years. I had the utmost
JePlignance for it at first, butt now a half
pint of hot blood from awell onditioned
ox is the greatest luxury of DV 1tfe. ; My
sister's baby has so far beef. pl esebved
IF YOU .
x
Madd
UST
er,
WANT . GO
S. ROB
OPPOSITE TH
ARRIVED,
Madd er Cgmpound,
Fustic,
Alum,
D COLORS ON
H U'S.'
DZE STtTPPS
AT
1
RTS' DRU
MANSION Ii OTEL, .SEAFORTH
I#ST TRIAL
STORE
F'' ESH, A LARGE QUANTITY OF
I digo,
indigo Compoli.n
f
Cudbear,
Lac. Dye,
Co lineal,
Cr a pa Tartar,
M genta Crystals,
Tura errs.
THE
REAT REFORM.
ave
dies,
nte,
ung
—Christopher Cusick, a hotel -keeper
of Ailsa Craig, on Friday night, While
walking on the railway track from Park-
hill. laid down, and is supposed to have
fallen asleep. He had both legs run over
by a passing freight train, and fearfully
mutilated.. .Another victim of intemper-
ance.
TE SEAFORTH .
LUM
ER YARD
MABEE& MACRON ALD
BEG to inform the public that they have re
moved their Lumber Yard to the lot bqtwe er
- the Merchants Salt Company's Works and Mar'
shell's Mill. .
They will keep constantly o hand a good assort
ment of ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, dressed arid
undressed. Also, LATH AND SHINGLES,ail of
which they are pi epared to sell at the lowest possi-
ble prices, for Cr�sh. Also. on hand any q antit:
Ts.
LIME.
of the best AC 0,t� -
Builders and others will find it to their �idvan-
prices
Bitten
s.
tage toinspect our stock, end ascertain on
before purchasin-elsewhere, as we are in a p
to offer goodind
160
cements to cashpurchase
MABEE & MA.CDON4LD.
NOTIC TO DEBTORS.
`A
LL parties indebted to the insolvent es ate • of
JOHN THOMAS, Merchant Tailor, of t}.ib
Village of Seaforth, are notified that the under-
signed has the collection of all the outs t nding
accounts, and that all such not paid by the lst of
October will be placed in Court for csifectio
without fail.
353-3 J. S. POP.-- ER.
RAM LAMBS
FOR SAL
BIGHT, WELL-BRED Leicester RAM 1
for Sale. Ciin be seen on the farm of t a path
H 1I NRY CHESNEY, Fourth Loncession,[ H. A.
R
S., Tnckersmith,
5244
COTS IMPOUNDED.
No `IOE is hereby given that there were in}-
pounded with me, on SATURDAY, SEPT. 5,
3 COLTS—two 2 -year olds and ,a yearling. If nct
claimed by Oct. 1, these animals will be sold to
pay expenses.
853-3 IN: DEICHERT; i'oundkeeper.
ES { RAHEIFER.
CAME INTO he premises of the undersign
V . Lot No. 29, Con. 5, U7sborne, about the 1st
May last, a year old red and white
heifer. T
owner is requested to Call; p 'property, p
charges and tag her away.
352-4 j0 B N BALLAlti TTYNE, Lumley P.O}.
.
he Greatest Reform that h8
in the price
urniture and
T. JOHNS
s ever been mace is
of
ndertaking.
& 00.,
[a -e reduced the prices one half, and have done
way altogether with eztor;ionate prides. is it
not to your interest to patronize them.
ALL KINDS OF F URIITIT LT 112E
ii1EPT IN STOCK.
They aro also p epared to
h Funerals Wit . Everything Re-
qudsit
And to attend personally with their Hearse.
. JOHNS & Co.
STOVES &
INWARE
01 all kinds, and in e • Bless variety at
MRS. i,VHITNEY'S,
Carmichael's Block, Mai • street, Seaforth
COAL
Pure, good and cheap, whole
WHITNEY'S.
IL,
ale and retail at Mrs.
CUSTOM
Of all kinds promptly atten
euted.
808
WORK
ed to and neatly exe-
MRS. WHITNEY.
MARRIAGE ICENC, S
OR CERTI 1CATES
(Under the new Aot,)leaned at the
EXPOSITOR OFFI E, SEAFORT I,
Under authority of the entenant-Governor at
Ontari
WANTED, 10,
AT
MOORE & C
TO HA
THEIR PICTU
OO BABI:8,
MPBELL'S,
ES TAKEN.
MR. MOORE, the emcee
haying taken into pa
tist, isnow prepared to fu
latest styles of the art.
public that wehave on ha
made by Mr. Paltridge,
dates on the shortest notia
or to Frank Paltridge,
nership a first-clas's ar-
nigh pictures in all the
e would inform the
d ail the old negatives
d can furnish Dupli-.
REMEMBER T : E PLACE,
FRANK PALTRIDG
852
'5 OLD STAND.
ESTRAY
CAMP; to Lot 17, Con. 1,
east of Seaforth, about
with very hollow back and
The owner will pay expen
take the animal away.
853-4
ORSE.
uron Road, two miles
Aug. 17, a roan PONY,
heavy mane an tail.
es, prove proper y and
HOMAS DOWNEY.
TEACHER
THE Trustees of Union
Morris, Grey and McKi
cations for Assistant Ten
Class Certificate, for the r
Duties to commence on Oc
R. PATTIS
351
ANTED.
'chool Seetion No. 11,
lop, will receive ' ppli-
her, holding a Third-
mainder of this year.
.1. Address,
N, Sec. Treasurer,
Walton! P. 0.
OR SALE.,
esirable property situ -
ion Hotel, Seaforth, at
. J. S. Roberts and Bel-
iraws an annuaLrental
the attention of capit-
ed by the undersigned
PROPERTY
VOR SALE, Cheap, that
ri-' ate d opposite the Man
present occupied by Messrs
fry & May. The property
Of $300. It is well worthy
alists. Offers will be rectal
until the 1st of October.
851-4 -
NOTICE OF. GU
NOTICE is hereby give
of twenty days from
this Notice, tipio undersi
judge of the Surrogate
Huron, to be appointed G
'and Estates of Daniel M
zean, Mary Taylor MoFad
Fadzean, infant children
'Fadzean, deceased, of the
the County of Huron.
By McCAUG
352-3
TO BRIDGE
rpENDERS Will be recei
addressed to Egmond
NESDAY,21et October, fo
across the river on the sid
vid Campbell's farm, in t
smith. The bridge will
pleted until the summer o
fications can be seen on
deuce of Mr. DAVID CA1
J. S. PORTER.
RDIANSHIP. For a
at the
that at the expiration
777. 777
THIS NOTED CHEAP
CASH STORE
HAS RECEIVED
17 CASES AND BALES
•
OF
W AND FASHION
BALANCE OF FALL STOCK will arrive Ex. S. 8. MANI`_
We.. esday, when our Stock will be complete, and will s
ever imported into this part of the country. Hotel keepers al
will find 777 the place to buy. Every one kindly invited toloo
.BLE GOODS.
013AN, from Glasgow, on Tuesday er
ow the cheapest and finest lot of Goods
d heads of families who buy largely
at the Goods and judge for themselves.
A LOT OF TAPESTR CARPETS
At 10 per cent. cheaper than ever offered to Canada :
No. 1 Quality, best mashes, 915Cents
No. 2 " " 90
No. 3 " - .. 8i:5
per 7-ard.
Also hree Bale of Those' Cheap Grey G;ot4ons so 11Tuclt Asked For.
A Splendid Lot of Ladies' Belts— ow Styles,
A. G. MCI OUGALL ` & Go.
2MPORT.ANT
LARGE
ARRIVALS AT THE CHE
' OF
Teas, Sugars, Liquors and
•
UERED STORE,
eneral Groceries,
Which were bought on very favorable toles and will bo sold off
AT PRICES WHICH MUST PROVE SATISFACTORY TO CUSTOMERS.
BACON, HAMS, FLOUF
OF THE BEST QUAL:
Always in Stoch at the Ch quered tSto
AND MEAL
TY
e, Main Street, Seaforth.
JAMES MURPHY.
COINC-, C -I -0211k
AGENUINE SALE.
.
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FRESH ARRIVALS
NEW STYLES
OF
GENTS' COATINGS,
TRO WSERINGS
.AND VESTIHGS
ONDAY, JULY` 18th,, MR. DENT will begin Selling Out without reserve. His heavy
ck.of Choice DRY GOODS -
MUST BE SOLID
AND WILL BE S
LD.
�p is rendered necessary as he is about building an eettensive Show Room for Millinery and
roods, and must have room to do it and money to do#it with.
REMEMBER DENT'S GREAT SALE OF CHEAP DRY GOODS.
EGG EMPORIUM.
The
cnstolr
patron
by stri
to mor
subscriber hereby thanks his nnmeroua
ers (merchants and others) for their liberal
ige during the past seven years, and hopes,
t integrity and close attention to business,
t their confidence and trade in the future.
Havi g greatly enlarged his premises during
w' ter, he is now prepared to a • the the �p ..
� 3
HI
he first publication of
ed will apply to the
enrt of the Connty of
ardian of the Persons
Fadzean, John ik Fad-
;ean and William Mc -
f the late WilliaW Mc -
Township of Grey, in
AMES CAMPBELL.
Y & HOLMESTED,
olicitors for Applicant.
UILDERS.
ed by the nndersignod,
le P. 0., until WED -
the erection of a bridge
road opposite Mr. Da-
e Township of Tucker-
ot require to be corn -
1875. Plans and spool -
application at the resi-
BELL.
E. CRESSWELL,
Reeve of Tnckersmith.
850
MEN W ' NTED.
ANTED immediately; a number of first-class
rk on the Canada Cora -
reship of Halibut. For
ages will be paid. For
to the undersigned at
ada Company, or to the
The work will be com-
t.14.
GE BIGGER, Agent.
laboring men, to w
•pany's Drain, in the to
good steady men, liberal
further particulars apply
Seaforth, Agent of the Ca
Foreman of the Works.
mended on MONDAY, S
353,4
HEST CASH PRICE
y quantity of good fresh eggs, delivered
EGG EMPORIUM,
Main Street, Seaforth.
Wan ed by the subscriber 25 tons of good dry
clean HEAT STRAW.
D. D. WILSON.
ac 'ORTH, March 18, 1874. 828
J S HN S. PORTER,
0
IIIA
CAP
BU
erty.
MAILS
—wh
Lots;
will fi
Buy
All
fnl,
expee
o -horse Banker and EXehange Broker.
N STREET, SEAFORTH.
TAL, - - $0,000,000.01.
This is no blow, i int a fact.
S Greenbacks and d Am can Silver at cur-
nt rates. Lends money on good farm prop -
Shaves notes without lather. Receives
on deposit, mad pays 20 per cent. interest
n you get it. Buys and sells Houses and
arties leaving town and wishing to sell quick
d me on hand like a thousand of brick,
Bides, Sheep Skins, Furs and Wool
at the highest prices.
this is done with the above capital, wonder -
it not ? Hand in your wants, wishes and
cations, don't be afraid, he won't bust. 341
AT
CAMPBELL'S GLQTNING STORE.
A LARGE STOCK OF
Boys' and Youth's Clothing
SEAFORTH AND HURON
MAIRBLE WORKS.
IESSETT & BROTHER,
(Late of Hamilton,)
Would i timate to their numerous friends and the
general nblie that they are prepared to fill all
orders f r '
Mon ents, Headstones, Table Tops,
Mantles, &e,
Granit Monuments Imported to Order.
Work of the best style and art, and cannot bo
surpassed in this part of Ontario.
A calliresppeetfally solicited.
Calder s old Stand, opposite McCallnm's Hotel,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
E. M;IESSETT. H. MESSETT.
WUTERN FAIR, 1874.
On hand, and will be sold at a
SMALL ADVANCE ON COST.
From this date goods intended for Sunsmer
Weal• will Ise sold at Bergains.
W. CAMPBELL.
Seaforth, July 28, 1874
$$11,000 OFFERED IN PRIZES. -
!COMPETITION OPEN TO ATT,,
S
f
1 _JILL, be held in the City of London, on SEPT.
2 and 80, and OCT. 1 and 2, Prize Lists
and E try Papers may be had at the Secretary's
;)flicei r from the Secretaries of the .respective
Count Agricultural Societies. All entries
are re-
quested to be made on or before 19th September.
Railway arrangements have been made for one
fare toLo�edon and return.
JAS. 1r0EiN SON, WM. McBRIDE,
1President. Secretary.
Wes „ern Fair Office, London, Aug. 15,1874.
SAMUEL TROTT,
Manufacturer of
Machine Tun-ned Butter Packages
{ O
All orders, eith
SEAPORTS ONT.
ARROTALS
NEW GOOS
D
f a Superior Quality.
er Wholesale or Retail, Promptly
Filled.-
•
•
AT
WM. HILL'S.
ALSO ONBASE OF BLANKETS,
SLIG.ITLY DAMAGED,
-�,r'ER CHEAP_
SECURE YOUR SUPPLY;
W. TOLL.
.
I3UTTERBUTTER.
EDWARD CASH
WILL
UY GOOD BUTTER
ANY i.Q UANTITLIES
AT HIS
B OTTER AND WOOL DE 'OT,
341 i , Goderich Streetx: Seaforth.