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HONIAS, Falun, l4. I.
LYMAN, Toronto, Ont.,
einion.
eeted and Electrized,
E. Hickson': & Co and R.
1874.
r per day. edit 'wanted.
All clafi*es; of workbag
young or fid, make more
spare moments, or all the
else, Par t eu a s trete
Portlanr,Maine.
ter, Attorney, Solicitor in.
•deti:.lt and Seaforth. Of -.
g More, Goderieh, and
sem.
-LL'], Barristers and
srg, Godericll. 348
s.' oP.SS vra ,
FIt, Barristers, Attorney;
`ry, &c. Office on West St.,
Goderich.
r. w4xna.
r, Win. has been ala.
I:te eolonieurities Cora -
nee Agent for several
onto, who loan Money at
Inter et payable yearly
Also SOlieitOr for the St.
71.213
213
[) ESTED, $: steel, At
t,licitors in Chancery and
Public and Conveyancers.
rank, Seaforth. Agents for
lee Contrary,,
d at S per ;cent; Farms,
53
Barristers and Attorney&
k Chancery arid Insolvency,
Public, etc. Offices—Seat
3,0oa of Private Funds too
per cent. Interest, payable
58
II. w. €i. M Eli.
taster, .ttor> icy fit Charm
-
b, Ont. Oftice—over 3`. O.
oi, Market Square. 26E
,fatel@aasatiard
:eys,8alieitora in Chancery
OtUee--two doors nettls tie
•La' 1'FL McDONALD,
Brussels.
sieian, Surgeon, &a., Grad
ni%ersity, and Member of
as and Surgeons, Ontario.
gill attend as Carronbrook,
iys and Saturdays, in the
354
Physician, Surgeon and
Mit. Oflce and resit-
oderi Street, first door •
arch. `.: •,342
D.,, G. M., Physician, Sur-
er for
ur.-erfor the County of Huron.
•orner of Market and eing
raduate of McGill Univer-
oroner for�he Count of
i County
door to Calder Brothers'
poste McC`sllu*nas Hotel,
mar the Railway Station.
, Physician, Surgeon and
dnatQ of the Medical De
rniversityl. formerly of the
and Londorq, Eng.; visited
aris, Eiiirrburgh and, Glue-
ce1ield. 349
I.D.S., •
gON`,Dentist,&e., Seat'orth,,
trio.. Plate work, latae*;
iestly ereented. all sur-
orations performed with
Fees as low as cart ha °h-
at hours from 8 A. M. to 5
A. G. McD4ugall's store,;
27€i
11 i3. S., Sutgeon Dentist„
at on the fast TUESDAY
each month, at the- Col -
350
y. S.,. Licentiate and Prize
eiveriity, Ithaca, N.Y., and
`eterinary College, Toronto,
y in Varna, Where he will be
to attend to all kinds of
art mala (elan excepted),
and at all heats. Res-
oora east of Coop's Tune
310
GEON. D. Me AUGHT,
Enface to the inhabitants of
ling country that he has
the. of the Ontario Veterin
prepared to treat diseases.
1 all domestie aniptials. He
ronnectionwtth his horse
-
will be found ready to at-
a of the: feetspecially at-
office and shop in the rear
ew store. .311 kinds of Veta
pt constantly of hand..
229
Veterinary Surgeon, (mem-.
i• Veterinary. College,) begs
"returned to the practice of
nth, and may at all times be
sea of Horses, Cattle, cc..
constantly Ori hand. All
d to. Office, at Mansion
273
SEAFORTH. -- Thomas
ate to firs old friends and
icrthat he leas' leased the
by Mr. :MURRAY, and
DOWNEY HOUSE, and'.
inuance of .the patronage
pon him during his many
ess. Every comfort and
Tided for travellers. The
care only kept in the Bar.
suer always in attendance.
f S .NOK. Proprietor.
[S ariTON.---John Winter,
r hotel is situated on. the
oof Seaforth, and poi -
tion and comfort for trav-
of liquors_ and cigars kept
1 and attentive hostler in
orth
-ling in. connection with
see
arearaOSh,'€.ESTULES.
Hotel, Seaforth. Good
enveyancee always onhand.
aBBT.FS,. SEAFORTH, Ont.
anfortable' ehiclea, always=
arxangemente made with
All orders left at Ketox's
y attended to.
=a:--Soctth of the Compeer.
MAS BELT!, Proprietor.
OUR, OWN INTEREST..
R CAMERON,.
d Jeweler, alitehell, whine
emus friends and custom-
arm
ustom
limn and surrounding dis-
€olid respectfully intimate
ratbeantifai stand west end
he has opened a beautiful
gents' jewelry of the latest
- the largest and. most vara-•
My w.•atehe;x are aeknow1-.
ctt
irnd best in the market,
i ;1r14 regulated and tested
sale.
tor. the Elgin Watch.
�IRIN.G.
le in obtaining the services
as had long practice in the
Edinburgh, Scotland, curi-
e nopart of 'the Dominion
ocks watchers and jewelry
AT,FX. CAMERON,
Practical Watchmaker.
35(-52
TROTT,
aeturer of
l
Rutter Packages
crior Qnali .
+wale or Retail, Promptly
filled.
I1'.TH ONT.
1Ierarr Gle.9:32114,1.
Allingham has iuueeeded
historian, as editai of.
zinc. .
ve at First Sight,11 a novel of
fc, by Captain Henry Curling,
r of "The Soldier, of Fortnne,"
aught out by Peterson. & Bros.
%cal ;writer, in , a recent work
t , places. the perio of decay
bodily and -mental pow=ers at 63
age, the grand climacteric of an-
riters.
ra Taylor's new book,• "The
het," a tragedy iii verse. will be
Shed in a. few days. by J R. Osgood
The poem is dramatie in form,
-based on facts in thehistory of
itOT3iSiiid.
_Tlieoure Tilton's new story, "Tem -
,t Tossed," is selling so rapidly that
ublishers are unable to -keep it in
The story is in that brilliant
writing of which Tilton is a rias
;and Mrs. Rodney Vail, rine of the
meters, is his portrait of his wife,
_.-" That: we are still somewhat back-
," says the Academy, "4in, our' at
tempts to Militate the methods: of Chinese
eidture in our seats of learning, may be
eared from an anecdote we have late-
Iyaeeeived from an endinent Philologist:
Shortly before leaving the Celestial .Em=
Fire hecame across an old naive gentle -
Wil, of the mature age of i06, who was
aye about to go in for his Inst exa?nina-
aa. When will our university authorif'
taxes succeed in attaining, a perfection o
the -examination statute which can be
compared with this ?"
The first volumne of the " Little
Classics" will appear this Week. It is
entitled "Exile,' and contains famous
tales that may fitly be grouped under
that name -such as Hawthorne's
"Ethan Brand," Harte -'s " Outcasts of
, Poker 'Flat," Hale's unsurpassed story,
"The Man Without a Country,
Qnincey's vivid narrative of " The Flight
of a Tartar Tribe," and other similar
stories. The dozen little volumes which
this series will comprise are edited by
Mr. Rossiter Johnson ; they are to be
dainty specimens of book making ; and
their great convenience = as pocket
volumes, supplemented by their high lit-
erary excellence, ought to ` make them
widely popular.
-We had thought all the works of
Jules Verne were already translated and
published in America. .At all events the
preface to a recent volume; so reported.
But Messrs. Scribner, Armstrong & Co.
have found out another, and issued it in
handsome style. It contains two • dis-
tinet stories—one entitled, "A Floating
City," the other " The Blockade Run-
ners." The first describes, with ,all M..'
Verve's power of picturesceoe description,
a voyage made or imagined across the
Atlantic from England to America in the
- Great Eastern. The other• describes a
trip from the Clyde to Charleston, S. C.,
during the war, in a blockade-runner.
Harper & Brothers have just issued,
in a pamphlet of 61 pages, a timely in-
quiry into " Hydrophobe : Means of
Avoiding its Perils and preventing its
Spread. Itis in the forst of an address
at one of the scientific soirees of the Sor-
bonne, Paris, by H. Bouley, one of the
most .distinguished veteripary surgeons
of Europe, and Inspector:of the Veter-
inary Schools of France. 'The subject is
treated in a sensible and thoroughly
practical manner, suitable for the popu-
lar comprehension, and is replete with
interesting and valuable information.
Familiarity with this pamphlet would be.
perhaps the best preventive that could
be devised against the horrible disease
concerning which it treats.
not half so f. lauded with smoke or in
feated with little ainokin puppies as`
are the publi
Gauntry. -
places of w.
street, and i
shippers.
chapel in
neighboringh
heard. At 1
place seem to
praise, and be
never witness
such a place
-men own their
walks of the . " mother
ithout a State Church,
hip abound here in ,every
y are. thronged - with wor,
re is 'scarcely .a church or
ich the singing -from - .a
use of prayer may not be
A.M. and 7 P.M.: the
e redolent with hymns of
ter order in the streets I
d. No wonder'- that in
teat numbers of working
habitations.
NEW PREh9
open a special.`
Fair, at whi
awarded: for t
Journalistic
lU1vI;3.-=-Qxip proposed to
department at the Toronto
h premiums should, be
e following articles :
(Open to the Press of
Ontario.)-
1. Best editorial slander.
2. Best edi• rial equivocation.
3. Best ass'
tisements.. ,
4. Best , as
tions. -
5. Best libel
6. Best sele
gate for editor
7. Cleanest
months. a (Sol d. gold medal:: )
Political. -(Open, to all political parties
more than fou days old.)
1. Best pla rform. -
2. Best ass . rtment of stump speakers.
3. Best •st+ry—(made out of whole
cloth.) , -
4. Best sup tly -of consistency.
5. Best de ! ' onstration or pic-nic.
6. Best pre arication.
7. Best bas WALKER
of buncombe.
DR. MARY WALKER IN PARIS.—ogee
curiosity was
says , Galignaz
three women
tuihe, viz., lai
by gaiters, sn
with black, as
stopping at tl
quiry they w
er, an Arne
tment of indecent aclver-
rtmelit of paid. subscrip-
suit. (Civil or criminal.)
tion of slang and Billings-
' al use,
record for past, three
aused on the Boulevards,
, by the appearance of
ttired in a singular1 coe-
ge :Zouave trousers; closed
all gray paletots, tririmed
Rd tail felt hats, whowere
e Grand Hotel.. OA. -en-
re found to be Miss Walk -
can medical practitioner,
and two of he • pupils. The lady is about
50 years of a
emancipation
States, and b
Bloomeristse
way to Turke
cepted theipo,
the Sultans s
ARRIVALS
OF
NEW GOO
-No more profoundly interesting an-
nouncement to many thonsands of read-
ers could be made than that of a new,
long narrative poem by rDr. J. G. Hol-
land, author of Bitter Sweet" and
K athrina." Messrs. Scribner, 'Arm-
strong & Co will publish within a short
time • ` The Mistress of the Manse,'' ' a
companion to the volumes just mentibn-
ed, and a poem into which the dis -
:uished author has put some of the 'his and most attractive literary work of his
life. Like the earlier poems " The Mis-
tress of .. the Manse" is a story in verse—
a love story, indeed, although the narra-
five begins where, in the papular novel
of the day, it is apt to conclude, namely,
at the marriage season.
--Mr. 'Thomas Tyler, ,who was prize -
man in Hebrew and New Testament
Greek at the Universityi of London, has
written a volume, published by Williams
'& Norgate (London,) entitled .Ecclesiastes,
in which he discusses and rejects the al-
leged authorship by Solomon of " Eccle-
siastes." He judges it to have been
written after the death Of Epicurus, and
prior to the apocryphal work by the son
of Sirach, about 200 B. (;r., the writer be -
in g influenced by the knowledge that the
,stoic and Epicurean }philosophies were
exerting among the theocratic people an
influence adverse to the ancient faith of
Judaism," which it was his design to up-
hold. R,oheleth, rendered in the au-
thorized version as " the Preacher," he
translates " she who is an assembly,"
which expression he takes to . denote a
personification of philosophy, " an ideal
assembly of those Jewish philosophers,
Stoic, Epicurean, and others, whose
opinions were influential at the time
when the book was composed," a con-
clusion which he thinks satisfactorily
solves the difficulty as to the apparently-
contradictory utterances in the work.
The introductory dissertation is follow-
ed by an exegetical analysis and a "iew
translation, in which here are some im-
portant variations from the ordinary
English version -e. g., "For the inflic-
tion of pain maketh a wise man shine
forth ; but a gift eorrupteth the heart,"
(7 : 7 ;) and " Wisdom is as good as an
inheritance, and better to those who see
the sun," (7 11.)
e, and the apostle of the
of women in the United
longs to the sect of the
She is said to be on her
, where she has just ac-
of private physician of
raglio. -
noire is
VICTOR!
JOH
Is t
ALWAYS on
Lumber, tv]
cannot be surpa
of price.
i
Draining -
umber in McKillop, at the:
STEAM MILLS,
1
And
GOVENILOCK
he man to supply ia
and a large at1ck of all kinds o
ich will be sold at prices whit]
sed in this Conuty for eheapnes
r d Fencing L inber
abundance.
Also SHINGLE , LATHS, and every description of
builders' prate 'al. Parties building or buying
large quantities ' be liberally- dealt with, an{3
will find it to their profit to give the .
VICTORIA MILLS j
1
a trial before pu
ORDERS CU
AT
WM. H
D
ILL'S. -
ALSO ONE BALE
SLIGHTLY
TERC
All orders left
tbrop P.O. will
member
JC
325
chasing elsewhere. -
r' AT A 'DAY'S N TICE.
at the Mill or addressed t Win -
receive prompt attentio ' Bo -
HN GOVENLOOK S -
victoria Mills is t ' e plae'.
SEAFO " TH PLANING MI
SASH, DO R AND BLIND FAC
HE subscriberbegs leave -to thank his m
reustomers f+
him since oomi
trusts that he r
of the same.
Parties inter
him a call, as he will continuo to keep on
large stock of all kinds of
i PINE LUMBER,
l�ABSE' 8,
L,
OR=
merou
r the liberal patronage ext nded t
fencing business in Seafo h, an
ay be favored with a continuant
� e
g to build would do welto giv
hand
l : DR
r
DOO.S,
Simi
He feels :con
'who may favor
but first-class
�Particul
BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
GLES, LATH, ETCH.
dent of giving satisfaction to tho e
r him with their patronage; as iio e
workmen are employed.
rattention paid to Custom P1a g
201 - JOHN H. BROADFOOT.
Toronto on Sunday.
• Mr. Cook, the great organizer of ex-
cursions all over the ;world, was lately
iu Toronto, and thus writes of it in an
English journal. 1 'What he. says ' of To-
ronto, might with equal truth be said of
every city and town in Ontario :
" This Toronto, with its 60,000 to 70;-
000 inhabitants, astonishes me more than
any place which recognises the authority
of Queen Victoria.:While I read of
sharp conflicts in the British Parliament
on the miserable question! of an extra
half-hour for getting drunk after mid-
night, I found here, on Satiirday evening
last, every drink shop closed after 7
o'clock, not to be reopens i until 6 on
Monde- morning, and at the very - hour
when he dram shops were shut, 'the
savingp
s' bank opened, and the people
were crowding in toay their deposits.
All through. the Province of Ontario,
not a drink shop,not a cigar shop :not
even an ice-cream shop --is opener on
Sunday. The public: thoroughfares are
HURON
THE
PLANING MIL
MESi RS. GRAY & SCOTT
BEG to ani
business
Martin, and
ounce that they have. common
in the Shop lately occupied by!
re now prepared to fill orders fol'
i
,Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Moulchi
And all kinds of planed lumber.
ALSO LATH AND SHINGL
CHEES BOXES 'AND SETTER
FAR GATES, HAY RACKS, &c.
A good stock of Seasoned Lumber on hand.
Factory. and Lumber 'Yard on Goderieh sir
near Main street.
Jig Sawin- and Custom Planing neatly done
A. GRAY. W. H. SCOTT.
WHO WANTS MONE
ed
s
et,
A. S RONG, SEAFORTH,
OF BLANK
Y -
DAMAGED
S
C]E EA -g -
SECURE YOUR SUPPLY
1867-- —E� TABLIS ED-�-ISCT.
TSE $EAFORTE
C OCK AIiotD .JEWELRY
MPORIVM
Is the plane where you can get snpplled with anything ns lly kept in a first-class Jewelry Store.
Just received, two more eases aoh of the
Celebrated Russell
lish Lever
The fact of having the name of
W. HILL.
FRESH t�RRIVA$.S
& Son's Long nes, and Russell Eng-
. �
Watches, in Geld and Silver.
hos. Russell & Son is a sufficient guarantee that they will give
satisfaction.
ALSO SOLE AENT FOR T
EW TYLES
OF
GENTS' COA INGS,
7
Will Loan Money at n LOW RATE OF INTER-
EST. either on Farm or Village Property. .
Parties reiniring money shotld apply to him.
INSU E 1 YOUR PROPERTY
AND YOUR LIVES.
A. Strong, Seafor
h.
TRO WtSERINGS
•
E ELGIN WATCH,
Thebest American Watch m4nnfactured.
Swiss Watches of all Rirals and 11iakes in Great Variety.
A VERY LARG1 & VARIED 5TO CIS OF - CLO CKS
SOLIDG
QLD
AND
SILV
-
PLATED AMERICAN AND ENGLISH JEWELRY—A Great Variety.
A GOOD VAR OF SILVER PLATED WARE.
VARIETY
Assortment.
R JEWELRY.
- 3
THE AGRICULTI ULTRA
ACRO
UL
•
M rE
Assurance Association of
Canada.
HEAD OFFICE, - LONDON ONT.
�1 IE Public will please note that this Associa- -
irion, formerly the Ootinty of Middlesex Mutual,
hail not consented to adranee of rates by entering
the Mututialneuranoe C mbination. Having only
once during its existen a required more than half
of amount of Premium Note dor a three years'
risk, and.that being at time when the Company -
was young and the country baptised in fire,rd
haling -by careful management and liberality
policy holders been en bled to pass through the
several fiery ordeals of be past - -ten years without
levying any special assessment on its members,
and having, after the late severe drain. on its
finenees caused by tI a excessive fim losses of
187:0,1871 and 1872, still at the Members' credit a
eash reserve (January let, 1874,) of
$ o,ol 9- 07,
AND VESTINGS
AT
CAMPBELL'S CLOTHING
•
A LARGE STOCK OF'
BLLK JEWELRY—A Larg
Also Pipes, Tob
cco Pouches, �Combs and Brushes.
VIOLINS, CONCERTINAS, &C.
Uprightnes Fair Dcali , , Promptitude.,' and
tants will, as in the past, characterize
Mr. COULTER having had 14 years experience as a Pra
grantee GOOD WORK, and will give entire s
the old stand and the well known eatablis
M. R. C
777. 7
position to gi
patronage.
1lemember
STORE.
Boys' -and
Youth's Clothing
IS ALSO AGENT FOR
The Scott sh Provincial Insurance Comp ny-
Fire andLife
The .Western Insurance' Company, of Toro to—
Fire asid Life.
The Isol>ted Risk Insurance Compan •, of
Canada
Terms ; s reasonable as offered by any other
agent do` • g business for reliable Come as i s ocery
OFFIC u—over Strong y n2ae
Store, M - nStreet, Seaforth.
111 + TICE TO DEBTORS,
LL pa ties indebted. -to the insolvent estate of
A JO N THOMAS, Merchant ,Tailor,, of the
Village o Seaforth, h are notified that the '..ander-
signed ha the collection of all the outstanding
aeoonnts and that all such not paid by the lat of
Oetober iilli be placed in Court for tie ection
without;jeil. J. 8. POB EB.
858-3
On hand, nd will be sold at a
SMALL AD ANCE ON
From this date goods intended
Wear will be sold a Bargains.
W� C.A.
Seaforth, Jelly 28,174.
COSTr
1 -
for Summer
PBELL.
With a total Capital of $251,370 12, oar
Board of Directors have declined the overtures of
leas snccessfal Companies to advance- our Tates.
Iii ;the face of a strong and increasing competition
this old favorite issued for 1873 the large number
of :3,066 Policies, makingg the total number
no* in force over 37000. Parties desiring
insurance on farm property, cheese factories, de-
tacin towns
hod dwellings and their outbuildings
and villages will be wasted on by the undersigned
or; one of his duly authorized representatives by
addressing as below. The subscriber will continue
to visit Huron periodically, and- solicits 1or'hie
cooperators the same noble patronage that has
ben given to the AGRICULTURAL in the past,
and more particuleley to himself, as its ,agent,
during the past two years sad a half,
J. R. VANTASSF , Clinton; A. TAYLOR,
Londesborough—Representatives in Huron.
MOTTO--`' Merit Commands Success."
CHAS. T, DOYLE, Box A, Owen Sound,
844 District Agent Grey, Bruce and Huron.
•
Careful Attention to Customers'
all business transactions.
tioal Watchmaker'and Jeweler, is in a
tinfaotion to all who favor him 'with their
ant of -
)LINTER, Seaforth.
IS NOTED CHEAP
HAS RECEIVE
17 OASES AND
OF
7.
CASH - STORE
5 BALES
NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.
•
DOMINION
iiN
ION
SHAVING & HAIRDRESSING
SALOON AND BATH ROOMS.
WM. NEWMAN has pleasure in announcing
T' thathe has fitted up over his shop a number
of convenient and comfortable
BATH' ROOMS
Where a clean and comfortable bath inay be had
at any time.
BALANCE OF FALL STOCK will arrive Ex. S. S. MANITOBAN, from Glasgow, on Tuesday er
Wednesday, when our Stock will be complete, and will show the cheapest and finest lot of Goods
ever imported into this part of the cbnntry. Hotel keeper and heads of families who buy largely
will find 777 the place to buy. Every one kindly invited tolook at the Goods and judge forthemselves.
A LOT OF TAPESTRY CARPETS
At 10 per cent. cheaper than ever Offered in Canada :
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
-Also Three Bales
BUTTE., BUTTER.
EDWPMD CASH
WILL
Quality, best snakes, '115 Menta per yard.
is K 00 Gf
cc
{L
035 f4'
SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING
Aten4ed to as usnui,l. Also onhand a nice stock of
D1
LAES'CHI NONSAICD .S.PAIDS
0 the latest styles.! He is also prepared. totakein
T S
LADIES' AIR COMBINGS,
,
And have them straightened - and -worked into
I, raids, Belts, Switches, Curls, &c.
ICh: rges reasonable. -
GENTS' WIGS
Fu shed on the shortest notice at less than city
piiee:.'
}A vallis respectfullyleolicited.•
-
9 WM. .:NEWMAN.
CLINTON
RBLE WORKS,
HURON STREET,
Next door west of the Commercial Hotel.
of Thoffe- Cheap Grey Cottons so Much Asked _For.
A Splendid Lot of Ladies' Belts—New Styles.
A. G. McDOUGALL & Co.
BUY GOOD ByTTER
ANY QUANT TIES
AT HIS
BUTTER 1AND WOOL DEPOT,
IMFoR
T,AN-T TO ALL_
L A)Ii
ARRIVALS AT ! THE CHEQUERED STORE,
OF
Teas, - - Sugars, Liquors anti General Groceries,
Which were bought on very favorab]le terms and will be sold off
MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES,
and work of all kinds in American and Foreign
Marble, designed and executed in the best style,
and t most reasonable prices.
)Iantles of Various Colored Marble sup-
plied on /tort Notice.
•
AT PRICES WHICH MUST - PROVE SATISFACTORY TO CUSTOMERS.
BACON, HAMS, FL UR AI ID MEAL
OF TN it BEST UALITY
Always in Stoch a tate Chequered Store, Main Sheet, Seaforth.
JAMES MURPHY,
Goderich Otreet, Seafortb:
G-0I1\TCU -, G-011\TO , G-Ol3TE_
G Hite Monuments and Headstones imported
o der.
W. H. COOPER., Jr. -
7
T. CALDER, Agent.
SEAFORTH AND HURON
ARBLE WORKS.
3 ,
Wo
ga.
Or
111
E SALE NO 'HUMBUG.
AGENUIN �
ON MONDAY, JULY 18th, DENT will be
Stook of Choice DRY GOODS
M 1SS(s.TT & Hate of 7finmBROTilton,)ER,
nld intimate to their nnmerotis friends and the
eral public that they are prepared to BA all
ars for -
numents, Headstones, Table -Tops,
Mantles, cc, -
Gn1anite Monuments Imported to Order.
work of the best style and art, and cannot be
surpassed in this part of Ontario.
eallrespectfally solicited.
fielder's old Stand, opposite McCallnm's Hotel,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
E. MESSETT. H. MESSETT.
n Selling Oat without reserve. His heady
.THE
GREAT ENGLISH PEMEDY.
- MUST BE SOLI)
AND WILL BE SOLD.
This step is rendered necessary as he is about bnilding an extensive Show Room for Millinery and
Fancy Goads, and must have them to do it and money to do it withee
REMEMBER DEN'S GREAT SALE OF CHEAPPtY GOOIJS.
DR.
WILLIAM
CRAY'S
a,
Before Taking. After Taking
SPECIFIC MEDICINE
Cures all Nervous Diseases, such as Tremors, De-
liility, Prostration &c., which, in many cases,
Croduced by over indulgence in the use of tog
o and alcoholic spirits ; but the Specific Medic ne
js more especially recommended as an nnfail' ng
ure for Seminal Weakness, Spermatorrhea,
potency, and all diseases that follow as a sequence
}of Self Abuse, as Loss of Memory, Universal Lassa=
Bode, Pain in. the Back, Dimness of Vision, Pre -
Mature Old ,lige, and many other diseases that
!lead to Insanity or gonsumption and a Prema-
'tnre Grave, all of which, as a rule, are first -caused
by deviating from the path of nature and -over
ii, dulgence.
' The Specific Medicine is the result of a life
study and many years of experience in treating
these "special diseases. Full particulars in our
pamphlet, which we desire to send free by mall to
every one. •all Druggists The Specific Medicine is sold by
fat $1 per pa4kage, or 6 packages for $5, o rw e
ss
sent by mail onreeeipt of the money, by
ng
WILLIAM GRA - dso ,3 i Ont.
Svld ineaforth by E. Hickson. & Co., J. S.
'Roberts; RLumsden, and by all Druggists.
NORTHROP & LYMAN, Toronto,le5a re
Dealers. I -
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TENDERS W1 NTED. TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
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ENDERS will be received. by the undersigned,
DERS will be received bj' the undersigned addressed to Egm.ondville P. 0., until WED
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- n SD,4.Y;21st Octipber, for the erection of is bridge
1 until TUESDAY, SEPT. 9,1874, at 2 o'clock roes theeiver on the sideroad opposite Mr. Da-
vid Campbell's faun, in the Township of 'Tucker -
smith. The bridge will not require to he cpm-
pleted until the summer 011875. Plans and speci-
fications can be seen on application -at the resi-
dence of Mr. DAVID CAMPBETda. -
G. E. CRESSWELL,
350 Beeee of Tuckersm1tli.
P. M., for erecting a fence
Grounds; also for digging an
the grounds of School in Sect
Both jobs will be let together Or separately. Con -
Plans and spea-
k P. O.
pec£-kP.'O.
iMsSNE7r,k 5.
round .the School
stoning a well on
on No. 6, Hallett.
tractor to furnish all mate
fications can be seen at Harlo
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RAM 'LAMBS FOR SALE.
"FIGHT LL -BRED Leicester RAM LAMBS
E for Sal Can be seen on the farm of the late
. HESNEY Fourth Contesslou, B. F.
HENRY C , 85$#
S„ Tnalers"aaith. '
ESTRAY HEIFER.
CAME INTO the premises of the unde
Lot No. 29, Con. 5, Tf aborne, about the-ist of
May last, a year old red and white heifer. The
owner is requested to call, prove property, pay
charges anti take her away. TI4TE, Cranley P.O.
352.4 30HN BALLA
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