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clash StOre is now en -
it$ former size, and
axle of the Largest',
of
h* eorisisting of every
ttootla Renee- Most
reported to Seafortli
VNTRY, thus saving
Merchant here. The
from first hands and
e found Kati -a Value.
are Specially an:leap,
any other Haase in
I
ITartarc D'ress Goodta
yard, cheap at 80e,
Striped Lustre% 26
rd cheap cheap- at
E
t`reg, doable fold, 2ff
ird, cheap at 22e,
F.
Empress Cloths, all
'50e per yard„ cheap
b, 2. inches wick, at
a very cheap lot.
,ilks, gros grain, 28
lath $3 guaranteed.
env at $3 5(/, up to
s• Check Wineeys, at
Grey Mantle Water
*55c to1.
latest Stylee, from
Stock* in Seaforth
all at 50e mob,
ugle
trimmed and
I,. worth $4*
jackets„ at
0 to E& a Set,
due -
.4 to $7 5G, a Set
tte se inch White
te 121a.
.vels, for I7c„ worth
, at 10c, worth 14e.
;Blankets, 5 pounds
Lra Daaaacao, at Sa,
und SUL-tinge, at
TAW.
;annol Shhaings,
63 inch, at 55e
•
laWalty*"8: .
SOA RFS
thing low prices,
night them at the
'€L, at half price,
EZPETs
ERE.
I, at 75c a yard,
wi,,rth 80e.
ut 75e.
tiv2 50—extra
Cal new Pattern.
a:L 20 per yard
:forth.
at 14e, 20c and
1:44E -T
(e of Nr. T.
nem:aced, and
Isgtoek of line
;:iato, to choose
1:afirtcil direct
Patterns are
'OIL/ARS,
VIC;
OF
FE.
kg GAPS
,
in time,
0,tre you want
,-erci who can
p rail, and we
I:Ca a we adver-
L buv cheaper
os-.ibly get at
the good pays
31'7.
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OCT. 23, 1874.
GA.IETI..IS.' the dar
— - same fo
the roll il face has the same hea
as the e ongated..• We depart so fa • from
'nature, ,1 ad from pure ar -_ as to mdci
the hu an form absolut ly defo •ed
to mak the fairest Ornament and •own
of wo anheocl, her hair, rougl and
_coarse d lustreless, like the sta le of
the fiel , and present prematurely roy.
There e a betno beauty in minaT 7 in
congruo is colors; in cutting the 'stye
of rich , ilk, that seems to have sin' .bine
in its a eena with rows of gimp and
fringes ; in overloading skirts wit such
Heavy imminga as to impede the alk ;
iL
in wearing a, bonnet which falls ov the
nose, or on the nape of the neck, or is
placed o ' the top of a tot of fals lair,
cut fron, the heads of de d wome
• is trinur ed, at one and he same
with lace and ribbon, and flower
feathers and beads and brooches !
a curios fact that the really elegan
artistic fashions adopted y the res
able classes in Paris, w en they teach
rt a clistauce,
tesque as much
s a -caricature
rtrait, li ere
lige of rai tent,
same dies, if
, as long as it
is creditable in appearan e ; but th4re is
og clothi g, in.
ward an grotesque in at ite ; in a ex -
The last instance of originality in a
marriage announcenaent is the following :
No cards, no cake, no: fuss."
—An Episcopal clergyman who rather
likes a joke, was engaged to read the
service for a btother minister, and was
hurrying to church a little belated on
Sunday morning. A friend, strnek by
his uncommon speed, inquired, " Sir,
why so fast ?" "In order," said. he, "that
he who runs may read." ;
—Of tratli, a home without a girl is
only half blessed ; it is an orchard With-
out blossoms, and a spring without song.
A house full of sons is like Lebanon With
its cedars, but daughters by th i fireside
are like roses in Shaapn.
--You often hear of a man being in
advance of his, age, but you never hear
of a woman being in the. same practicer -
moat.
—"Remember," said a -trading Quaker
to his son, "in making thy way in the
world, a spoonful of oil go further
than a quart of vinegar."
—The fallowing concise and compre-
hensive note was sent to an 111incis mer-
chant by a neighboring farmer the other
day : `I Send me a trace chain d two
hinges—Jane had a baby last nigh —also,
indiscriminately adopti • g the CLINTON,
ins and the astral colors, while 1
ress MARBLE VV RKS,
two padlocks. "•
What is heaven's best gift ta man?"
asked a young lady the other night, smil-
ing sweetly on a pleasant looking young
man. "A horse !" replied the young than,
with great prudence. •
---__" Oh, Nanny, wilt thou gang wi'
me ?" as the fellow Said. when he was try-
ing to steal a goat. -
—Three things that never •agree—two
cats over one mouse, two wives in one
house, and two lovers over one lady.
—It is altogether too absurd to say
that "man- is not perfect" Who is there,
who has not 'met with many who were
perfect staangers, and some who were -
perfect raScals, and. not a few who were
perfect fools ?
—One wet morning, a North Country
minister, on meeting one of his parishion-
ers besmeared all over with mud, said,
"Good mornin', James ; this is no a very .
good day for waikin'." James replied,
" Pegs, it's no old for tumblin' either,
minister; for I've tried baith o' them,"
—"Do you suppose nobody has got a
conscience but yourself ?" said a vigorous
tongued lady to a severe cross-examining
barrister. " My conscience us as good as
yours --ami better, too, for it has never
been used during the course of myelife,
the people demurely ; go to thy meat ap-
' serve God devoutly, and. the world busi-
How TO PASS THE am—Arise early ;
tap one fled gi ttueo le Yt bh
Iv, do thy work wisely, give thine alms
secretly ; go on thy way gravely ; answer
while yours must be nearly worn out." •
teinperately. Go to thy slipper soberly,
;eynot too liberal ; rise therefrom
sbitedtheereaitly:liasnerdeestielyel;) of surely.tliy
—A. young lady in a. -Canadian town
put a piece of wedding cake under her
pillow,land went to bed With the happy
belief that she would dream of seeing
her future husband. That evenina, how-
ever, she had eaten two plates of ice
cream,. about a pint of strawberries, sev-
eral sweet cakes, and two large pickles,
and she nOw, says s -he would remain sin-
gle all her life than marry the man she
sawin her dream. , ,
—LA Highlander who sold brooms went -
into a barber's 'shop in Glasgow to get
shaved. The barber bought one of his
brooms, and,_ after having shaved him,
asked the price of it. Tippence," said
the l Highlander. " N o, no," .said the
sharer ; " givelon a penny, and if
that does not satisfy you, take your broom
again." The Hi an tookand
asked what he hadto pay. "A penny,"
says Strap. "I'll gie ye baubee," says
Duncan, " and if that cilium satisfy ye,
pit on my beard again."
—Shortly after the battle of Prince-
ton,. a witty Scoiali farmer amused him-
self by,writing ft humorous ballad upon
it, Which so stung one of the officers who
had; behaved. very badly on this occasion
that he sent the poet a challenge toineet
him at He-- for mortal combat. The
second found. the farmer busy with his
pitchfork, to whom he delivered the
challenge of the redoubtable hero. The
good-humored farmer, turning toward
him with his agricultural implement in
his band, coolly said, "Gang awa' back
to Mester Smith, and tell him I hae nae
time to come ta II— to gie him satis-
faction; but that if he likes to come here;
I'll if st do as he did—I'll run awa' 1"
--aaes4s---- • ----
Doing a Dun.
"I have a small bill against you," said
a pertinacious -looking collector, as he en-
tered the store of one who bad acquired
the character of a hard customer.
" Yes, sir, a very fine clay, indeed,"
was the reply.
"I am not speaking of the weather,
but your replied the collector in a
loud, key.
" ft would be better if we had a little
rain."
" Confound the rain," continued the
collector, arid, raising his voice, added,
"having you the money to pay this bill?"
"Beg your pardon,, I'm hard of hear-
ing. I've made it a rule not to lend my
funds to strangers, and. I really don't rec-
.
ogmze you.
"-I'm collector for -the Daily Extin-
guisher newspaper, sir, and. I have a bill
against you," persisted the collector,
at the top of his voice, producing the
bill, and thrusting it in the. face of his
debtor.
e determined to endorse bills for
no one ; you may -Put the bill back into
your pocket -book; really -can't en-
dorse it" -
Confound, your endorsement 1 Will
you pay it?"
" You'll pay it, no doubt, s • ; but
there is always a risk about the e mat-
ters, you know, so I must declinel
"The money must be mine to -day."
Oh, yes, ninety days; but I would
not endorse a bill for you at a miele ; so
get out of my store. It is seldom that
I am. pressed upon for an endorsement,
even by a friend ; on the part of -a
stranger, sir, it is inexplicable. Do not
force me to pat you out ; lease the prem-
ises." -
The bill was returned to the Erxtin •
guislwr, office, endorsed : "So dreadfully
deaf that lie couldn't understand."
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HURON S
Next door west of the
TREE ,
Comm
MONUMENTS, AEA
And woric of all kinds in Amerie
Marble, designed and executed -in
and at most reasonable prices.
Mantles. of Various Colored
on hort Noti
rola Hotel.
STONES,
n and Foreign
the best style,
Marble sup -
and Granite Monuments and Head tones imported
to order. ,
W. H. COOPER, Jr.
and 277 T. CALDER, Agent.
Iatni(si THE .
)CC HURON PLANING MILL
Englan , traveling so sh
become icticulous and grc
like the original design
in Pan 1 is like a true p
is no ta th in constant ch
•
illES3RS. GRAY & SCOTT
;
rtEG to announce that they here commenced
no disgr ce in wearing th-1-5 business in the Shop lately OccupiedIby Mr.
Martin, and are now prepared to orders for
neatly , nd carefully kep
great b auty becomi
well -ass rted colors, in av iding the wk- And asn kinds of paixed Umber.
Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings,
cessivel. tan woman nc trnakingjher- ALSO LATH AND
self loo like a maypole, i r a very hort
one day, rfing her stature It is dOiibt-
manly duty to h ok as- pleasant
ssibly can ; but more bathing,
1 -brushed hair, a constant sup-
gh our own industry of snowy
id' cuffs; and cap too, when we
be young, woul effect thi oh -
le the intoxicati n of dres de -
aim. —Mrs. Kor with&
less a w
as she p
and we
ply thro
collars ,
cease to
ject, wh
feats th
1-Takei
that yin
impairs
-ments
the quai
gestion
a. certai
There is
notion—
that vi
alarmin
dread_ t
1
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adios and Vi
in moderation, ti
gar is beneficial,
the digestive o
artificial digesti
tity of acid be
s retarded ; if in
i. point, digestio
reason, therefore
unhappily too oft
legar helps to keep dowi4 any
adiposity, and that ladies who
e disappearance of their gra eful
outlines in curves of plumpness el and-
ing into "Jet" may acres so dre tul a
result y libera4 potations' of vii gar.
butthe can only arrest,it at th far
more dreadful expense o their health.
The amount of acid W eh will 11eep
thein. thin will destroy heir digestivet
powers. . Portal gives i. case which
should ie a warning : • A few years
ago, a y unglady in easy circumstances
enjoyed good health ; he was i very
plump, iad a good appeti je, and a Tema-
pleidon looming with vi see and lilies.
She beg n to look upon mer plumpness
with au picion, for :her mother was very
fat,:audishe was afraid of becoming like
her. Accordingly, .she c nsulted a wo-
mlan, wi o advised her to drink a glass of
vinegar daily. The young lady hallowed
the advrce, and her piaM ness diminish-
ed. Shl'e, was delighted al ith the experi-
f
ment, aticl continued it f r more than a
month. 1 She began to have a cough ; it
at its commencement, and i was
edil as a slight col , Which would
Meantime from iry it became
(W
slow fever came on, and -
I breathing ; -her body became.
wasted away, night sweats,
of the feet and gs succeeded,
lima a diarrhoea termin,a ed. -her .1..f :"
Therefore, young ladies, be boldly 1 fat !
Never pine for graceful slimness and ro
mantic pallor ; but if Nature means you
to be ruddy and rotund, accept it with a
•
egar.
ere is no oubt
ut in ex ss it
ans. E, peri -
n show tt at if
v, di-
ond
ted.
l gar
iminishe
reased b
is ar
in the
relied
On -
118 dr
eonside
go off.
moist ;
licuity
lean an
swellirn
ana, grace, which will captivate
more harts than all the paleness of a
circulat ng library. .
D TODDY.—The Highlanders,
from hr bit, invariably mix their toddy
twice as strong as the Lowlanders are ac-
customed- to do. "I was once sitting,"
says a correspondent, "onathetiox of the
Aberdeen and Banff coacy the side of
Charley", a well-knowir and. respected.
INGLES.
CHEESE BOXES AND SETTERS,,
L
FAR)/... GATES, HAY R ES, ctc.
A good stock of Seasoned Lam er On hand. ,
• Factory and Lumber 'lard on 1ioder1oh street,
near Ma n st eat. a
•JigSawing and Custom Planing neatly done.
A. GRAY. W. H. SCOTT.
There a; Lumber in MeKilli‘p, at the
I
VICTORIA STEAM MILLS,
And '
JOHN GOVENLOCK
s the man to supply it.
A mi. 's o hand a large stock of all kinds of
J --L ran ber, which will be sold at prices which
cannot b suilpassod in this County for cheapness
of vice.
Drain ng] and Fencing Lumber in
abundance.
•
Also S' NG ES, LATH, and every description of
builders' ma oriel. Parties building or baying
halm qu ntitib will be liberally dealt with, and
will find it tottheir profit to give the
VI TORIA 'MILLS
a trial b fore urchasing elsewhere. •
ORDE S cUT AT A DAY'S I 'NOTICE.
dressed -to Win-
attcintioin Re -
LOCK'S
Mills is the place.
All or ere' ft at the Mill or
throp P. 0. w ill receive promp
member
GOVE
825 Victoria
JO
One hor
MAI
CAPIT
T
BUYS Gree
rent rate
erty. S have
do
2ll011.0-Y 0
—when
Lots; pa,
will find
Buys
ou
ties
me
S. P'S RTER,
e Banker and Eros inge Broker.
'MEET, S
- $0 000,000,01.
is is no blow, but fact'.
1
backs and American Silver at Cur-
. Lends money o good farm prop -
notes without ether. Receives
oeit, and pays 20 er cent. interest
et it. Buys and ells- Houses and
a ving town and wi hing to sell quick
n hand like a thou nd brick.
fide, , Siteep Skins, triand Wool
c t the highest pi; Psi
All this is c one with the above capital, wonder-
ful, is it not? Hand in your wants, wishes and
expectations, don't be afraid, he -ion% bust. 841
TO THE PUBLIC A LARGE.
W H. OLI ER,
Hari ess, ' Saddle c nd Collar
dragsman, one very cold morning, when
we stopped at an inn to change., lu'irses, MANUFACk.
and Charley informed me we -could get a
' drop a' real gudewhiskv there.' wishing .21 AIN -ST., SEA
to know' whether I Would, prcfpr it ' Hee- n
land or Lowland fashion ; for ye ken,'
continued the smiling Jehu, 'the flee
lander says a glass o' whisky and a glass
o' water make very:gude Lowland toddy,
but a glass o' whisky and a glass o' whis-
ky din s• a' for makin' it real tartan
toddy.' '
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LOOK 0 T FOR
YOUR OWN INTEREST.
ALE ANDER CAMERON,
S
wiTO MAKER 'and deweler, Mitchell, while A oho
" thanking his numerous, friends and custom- Whips,
era in the County of Huron and surrounding die- on ham
trict for past favoral woul respectfully intimate charges
that he heti removed tothat beautiful stand west end
of Hicks' Hotel, where he has opened a beautiful
selection of ladies' and gents' jewelry of the latest
novelties Also, clocks the largest and most vari-
ed in Western Ontario. My watches are acknowl-
edged to be the cheapest and best in the market, M A
every oue being thoroughly regulated and tested
before being offered for sale. -
GN or THE SCOTCCOLLAR.
ceassortment of light a d heavy Harness,
lens, Horse Clothing, dm kept constantly
Repairing promptly Atended to, and
oderate. Remember the place, sign of
W. H. OLIVER.
the Scot h Collar.
S
A Special Ageucylor the Elgin Watch. ,
EPAIRING.
Having been. successful in obtaining the services
of Mr. FRASER, who has had long practice in the
Cities of Glasgow and Edinburgh, Scotland, cus-
tomers will find that in no part of the Dorhinion
(gal they have their clocks watches and j welry
better done up. ATXX. CAMERON,
1 - Practical Watch aker.
Mitchell, Aug. 21, 1874. - 0-52 work
I SEA.FO.RTH PLANING MIL 1
SASH IDOOR AND
_BLIND
FAC Calder
TILE sa BLIND seriberbegs leave to thank his nu erous
'
castoniiers for the liberal patronage extended to
. .
EAFORTH. AN:D -0- ON
RBL Vir K S
IIESSETT & BR( R,
(Late of Hamiltqn,) •
Would i stiniate to their nunieroius frinds and the
general ublic that they are pr pare to fill all
orders r
Mon ents, Headstones, Ta le Tops,
Mantles. '86c
Grartit Monuments Imp° 'ted to Order.
f the best style and nit', an cannot be
surpassid in -this part of Ontari
A call 'espectf ally solicited.
old. Stand, opposite NI
114-1-K STI.RE
him emcee commencing business in Seaforth, and
trusts that he may be favored with a continuance
of the smile.
Parties atm:fling to build would do well to give
him aealij ashe will continue to keep on hand a
large toe of all kinds ef
RY PINE LUMBER,
SASHES, t
DOO S, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
S INGLES, LATH, ETC.
He feels confident of giving satisfaction tq those
who may I vour him with their patronage, a none
but first -e ass workmen are employed..
t Planing
• - Part miler attention paid to Cus om
201 JOHN H. BROADFO
- Dress vs. Beauty.
It is natural that every. woman should
like to look well ; it is commendable that
she should, aim at taste and beauty in
her attire; and it is astonishing how
cheaply these objects can be obtained by
a little observation and judgment. But
neither taste nor beauty have any con-
nection with the present intoxication,
wherein the fashion is not so much fol-
loweci as caricatured; the -tall and the
short, the thin and the tat the fair and
-
r.
SHROUDS ! S FIROTTDS
Aft. ROBERTSON,
CABINET MAHER AND UNDERTAKER,
Johnson's Old Stand,
Main street, Seaforth, hai now 'on hand good
assortment Of '
-- SE3EtOtIDS
Which he can Sarni:5h cheaper than they an be
got elsewhere.
E. ataaiaBTr.
Callum's Hotel,
T, SEAFORTH.
11. Sal'T.
WH WANTS NEY?
•
A. STRONG, SE YO TEE,
n Money at a L0' R TE OF INTER -
her on Farm or Village operty.
requiring money'shoul iappy to him.
RE YOUR ROPERTY
AND TOUR IVES.
A. Strong, IS atorth.
IS ALSO AGENT OR
The Se Well Provincial Ins nceCTomp:toy--
Fir
The W stern Insurance C(4np
y,oor
andLife.
Fir and Life.,
The Iselated Riek Ins CO/nanny, of
Gan di.
Term as reasonable as Offerd b ay other
agent cling business for reliable oma.
OFFI E—'over Strong it kairley s Grocery
252
Store, ain Street, Seaforth,
Will Zen
EST.it
Partie
INSt
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EXPOSITOR.
DUN -CAN 41
DUNCAN.,
0-Et.A. INT ID 0 P
NEW MILLINER SHOW ROOM.
'WE are happy to inform our many friends and. ustomers that we are able to open our
1 MILLINERY SHOW ROOM this week, in con ection with our General Staple and Fano)
Croods. We have engaged the services of a
FIR.ST-CLASS MILLINER
To take charge of the Show Room, and our oust
MILLINERY GOODS done up in the Latest Style au
the Latest and Newest Shapes in
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REMOVED
TO
LARGER AND MORE COMMODIOUS
1=11:11VIISS
O C. WH—LSON,
SEAPPRTH,
ITAVING now removed to his new premises on
Mall Street, which he has fitted up specially
for his trade, lain a better position than ever to -
give his customers good. value for their money.
7EW Call and see him.
Dry
mars can depend up being waited on with
of the best quality. We are able 4o show all
13 s s
For Ladies, Misses and Children. Th
Latest and Rarest Novelties in
French and English Flow0s, Feathers, Jet Goods,
AND ORNAMENTS USED IN MILLINERY.
All the Latest Colors '12, Silks, Satins Terry; Silk and Patent Vellets,
Ribbons and Laces.
We also Solicit SPECiAL INSPEUTION of our General
DRY GOODS,
WHICH IS NOW COMPLETE
ALL DEPARTMENTS:
PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS GOODS,
BLACK LUSTRES AND STIFF GOODS,
STRIPE, TARTAN AND PLAIN SHAWLS,
BLACK DRESS SILK,
BLANKETS AND FLANNELS,
PRINTS .AND SHIRTINGS,
GitEY AND WHITE COTTONS,
DENIMS, TICKINGS AND SHIRTING,
TABLE LINENS, TOWELINGS AND N1.PERY,
RIBBONS, LACES AND TRIMMING,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
HABERDASHERY AND SMALL WAR
CLOUDS, SCARFS, BOOTEES, MITS, &c
ES,
SATINS, ALPACAS, FELT SKIRTS, &c.
CANADIAN & SCOTCH SHIRTS & DRAWERS,
GRAIN -BAGS, CARPET WARPS, BA'TT1NGS, &c.,
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CLOTHING A
We have this Season
Canadian
Stook of
A Splendid Assortment.
In all the New Brands.
Large assortment andcheap.
Excellent Value.
We Defy Competition.
Stock large and prime va!lue.
A Full Assortment.
I
Full
Lines and Prices
Value Something Ext
Splendid Variety.
Something Special.
Very Complete.
Large Assortment.
Full Range.
A Large Lot Cheap.
Extra Value.
D CLOTHS.
to offer Special Inducement in CLOTHING, i.14 READY-MADE GO(i)DS,
we have fall lines in
Tweed Suitsi, Sill; Mixtures, and
Black Cloth Suts.
ALSO, BOYS' CLOTHING, FULL LINES.
OUR STOCK OF BRA VRRS, BROAD CLOTHS, DOESKINS,
TTEEDS, MELTONS IS GOOD VALUE. f.
We are prepared to make up Suite to'order on t e Shortest Notice and in the Latest Styles.
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HATS, OAPS AND FUR GOODS.
Men's Felt Hats in American, English and Canadian
Hats and Caps. We are als
Shapes in full range, Also Boys' and Youths'
offering a large lot of
LADIES' FUR SETS CHEAP,
In Striped Grebe and Mink Sets.
BOOTS AN
D SHOES.
We would call special attentiOn to a large 1t, of ea's LONG BOOTS, which were purchased
of the retular season at a low figure, Which we are selling a very little over factory prices.
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A Large
Lot of IRubberi Goods for Fall Wear.
Full Lines in Ladies', Misses', Boys'
•
d Children's Shoes at Low Prices.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
Ott
DUNCAN & DIINCAY
SEWIN MACHINES.
That Beautiful and Silent Sewing Machine, the.
best in the Canadian Market,
THE FLORENCE,
Is now taking the lead, is being sold everywhere,
and is highly recommended by all who have used
them. 0. C. WILLSON is the Sole Agent for
the DOMi71100.
THE IFEBSITR
And FOURTEEN other Machines to select from.
MUSICAL INSTRUMNTS.
Mathusliek and Weber Pianos, Prince, Bell
Co., and the Canada Organ Company's Organs.
Also Violins and all kinds of :an Instimments.
THE FARMERS' FRIEND„
That old stand-by, the No. 18 Thistle Cutter
Plow, a few on hand, These are the original and
only Genuine Thistle Cutters. Remember this.
OTalba AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
And articles of all kinds, sorts and sizes, con-
stantly on hand.
BUTTERICK'S PATTERNS,
For Ladies and Children, all styles and.. sizes,
always on hand. -
Remember your old friend in his new44mnd.
O. 0..WILLSON,
Main Street, Seaforth.
STOVES & TINWARE
Of all kind, and in endless variety at
MRS. WHITNEYrS„
CarmichaeIs Block, Main street, Seaforth.
GOAL OIL,
Pure, good and cheap, wholesale and retail at Mrs.
WHITNEY'S.
CUSTOM WORK
Of all kinds promptly attended to and neatly exe-
cuted.
30.9 MRS. -WHITNEY.
GOOD PROSPECTS.
A GOOD HARVEST EXPECTED.
JOHN KIDD
Has just received a large stock of Harvest Tools
such as
Scythes, Forks, Cradles,
SNATHS AND HAY FORKS:
Which he -will Sell as Cheap as any in the Trad.
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NO SECOND PRICE.
JOHN KIDD.
THOMSON &WILLIAMS,
A G 1?1C ULT URAL I ilf LAMEN
ENGINE
AND
ENGINE WORKS,
MITCHELL, ONTARIO.
OUR
Two -Horse Proocl Sawing Machine
has been thoroughly tested, and gives entire sat-
isfaCtion. It is supplied with a band wheel for
driving a straw cutter, grain crueller, or other
machinery, -without extra expense for the belt
A TRIAL OFFERED.
ALL KINDS OF
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
kept constantly on hand.
BOILER SHOP IN FULL OPERATION.
Engines of all Sizes Made to Order
REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
ADDRESS,
THOMSON & WILLIAMS,
Mitshell, 1878.
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