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The boys about this town had
A IVIason.10 Goat
In a- small village, not a thousend
miles from this place, eays the Somona
Democrat, a certain divine whose church
is strongly opposed to secret societies,
annotinced a few werei.s ago that he
would deliver a discourse aeainst Free.-
masenry. The appointment was for
Saturday night, and. a 4arge audience
Cattle °tit to hear him. Stist as the speak-
er be gen to warm up with his aubject, a
lot ot boys eveut up to the door, and
Opened it, shoved in an old billy -goat,
and leaked the' door on the • sice.
Now this old goat was a notorious fel-
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teased and "fooled", with hini SO, much
that he was always • "on the light."
When thrust into the large company
that composed the aadienee of 'the rev-
erend speaker, he was not at all abashed,
bet began -lookiea armed for a &email
worth,of hs horns. Soon he discoaer-
ed the speaker gesticulatiug in the kith-
cer end of the room, and, With a few pre-
liminary nods, to assure himself that his
neck was in good workine order, h
made for him ou the double qpielf, It
-was as if the ghost of the teaditional
Masonic goat was after him. Dodging
around the pulpit he managed' to elude
billfe well -aimed- butts. - Down among
the aux ience they came, blit'pin-seed
and the pursuer. Women and children
mounted the benches, and such a scene
of confusion and such an uproar is not.
-often :seen in a solemn assembly. In the
meantime the boys wero thine a voile
• of stonesat the end of the bedding. By
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a strategic movement the goat was
caugh t 'and tied to a bench, end the con-
gregation. quieted down. The speaker
resumed his subject. , Billy stood quiet-,
ly for a while, but when One of the boys
-who knew his tricks made a motion at
him, he begen to plunge .aed to rear to
eget at him, creating as Much confusion
as before. When the door was opened,
all were glad to get out, except billy,'
who felt that he had not had ' half a
show.
Found -in a Well
He dige.-,ed better than he knew. did
Mr. G. Tdi
onski, Swesh emigraut,
who, having located',a feral, he J3; pwn ,
Co., Kan -;a-3, concluded about a forfaif,ght_
ago to have a well.. Forty-tWo feet clown
he came to a sort of doer of cedar poles,
live inches thick. These with greee dif-
ficulty he reinoyed and found, a_ .efinilar
floor a feet lower. Removing thiS he
NV kla rewarded by disceveling not water,
but four human skulls', one stone :axe,
two stone spear -heads. one stone- pipe--
bowl and two earthen kettles.' The
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be a yeoman, beautiful in form all except
the face, but hoggish in feeding. and
.manners, and lived infd died in a hospie.:
tat founded and 'maintained • by her;
wealthy parents. Equally veracious, we
suppose, -wile the story of a Belgian gen,
denim who renounced the Church and
embraced Judaism ; the first ohild -born
to him afterward had a. pig's pace .; but
in later years, when the father recanted
etel the driukhter was 'baptized, the -face
miraculouelY‘ changed to human form.
A third story is that'af janakin
born in Rhenish Hollarid in 1618, well
proportioned in form else, but pig -faced, •
end having fio other Power of languaee 'LORING ESTABLISHMENT.
than a grunt. She, Or her parents, Of- .
would marry her ; many. gallants creme,1
but one and all begged to decline whei!
they had seen her. --A the Year Roulzd'!
' d Stand on the Corners,Seaforth, Jost
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I MAMMOTH
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STORE
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- fere& .E40.000 to. any gentletn-an Whe!
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A Deterneitied Bigamist
F . . ' past; -Robert' T. .-G •
oi some time eerie supplied with a Fresh Stock of WOOL -
of every ' inable .description, suited to
ra in, ' who ha te utalfat hietidiatis, and adaptea in
as°1;:liZvofalheA•1
6 economical. - , - • '
.. 0 the wants of all -the llberal
don, alias Frank , It. I • r. '
been doing basinese in Renfrew
Commission mid General Agent,' we . . ..
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suspected of being. a bigkinist, ha•vil'
been mari:ied- to -a lady in Renfrew W11. 011rg.11-C°ArrI.I.‘,10§'7
It was believed that he had anetlier Wi , .
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livine in smile, part of Canada. N
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long since these suspicione were '' 001a11.1:ihades from Black to the most beautiful
firmed by the arrival 'of his first vi ,
from , 'Kingston, where she had .resld(1 i 11
'bs "d wives.
'since her desertion .by her faithless lie
band. Irwin was prettydeeplyineohl, English 'worsteds,
in financialdifficulties, and the arrivaj French and English vcstings, yery semen.;
his f I wife was the t signal • for 1.- sqoph: and Canadian Tweeds,
-. tientlemen 8 - 18 ei T B
ereClitors to -pounce down upon li.' A Lot of Go, oduli.dalushies h: thedDoprallawreTra, Tweeds,
Irwin madehis escape, but soon .0
wards returticcl., declaring his wife to; Gents, Tanen Shiite and,ontside Flannels, i
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an inipOstoe, and waS busily 610
sortie accountswhen a
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le aem. I Gentle Overcoats and Pea Jackets,
Oolleeting so
a - 610
Gents'
Oveiceats and Pea Iaekets.
stabttempted to arrat hi
fired three sheltie,' the ' shots • p
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through the clothes of the censtable
another mak but fortetately witf
injuring them. On M4niday morning
17th inst., a,,t the insfance of his.bro!
in-law, 'M r. Hatch, Irwin, eVae arrai
I -for` bigamy; apd eemnillted• for tri
I shootiee at the.constable Was to co.
Pinilkoke. The cbareAN. eainst' hi IrO.U, thS r.- and: Boys
1, for the following morning, but dull
,... .
' night he mede his es'eape'lfroin thei
; up, thtgugh. the aid; it is sivi.ies, Frani 8 years old' to 16 Teals • old. 'Youth's Suits
: confederates., The„ mun,joiol, -j .to iit 13oyslroin 10 to • 16 years for $7 50. Boys'
! 'Offer:a 'reward of $200 forlsecli inSuits Ir°34- S'I'4:) $27 '9.
j tion as *ill lead to the a,ppretienisf -
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I conyinction'Of those imEliCated in! This line N a speciiiiity.
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A LARGE STOCK OF
Suits, ,
ing into the lock-up, W the
the surroun,ding district have b
fernied by telegraph of *Irwin's_
t A reward of $200 is alio.effered • arrest. It is not likely, howevi,t
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I he will be again vertaken
skullmay not have been pre-Aclamite,
but it is evident that they .belonI
ged for- .
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merly to gentlemen who smoked- and
boiled their vietuals awl wete- pariieelar
in their undertaking. _Mr. Tonski may
have preferi ed water to this iniscellaoy.
of bones, pip'es and hardware. At any
rate, he went on digging, and soon his
perseverance wae rewarded bya pleu te-
one lidw of the sparkling 'element. tie
thee took a drink, and after ruminating '
seine time over the skulls and utensils,
he theright of his dear , fatherland; and *
conchided to. box up the -whole assort -
:merit and send it to the savants of Got-
tenberg. There it will be duly ponder-
ed, smoked: and lectured over, to Abe I
great increase of theories and of • ,
trated folios. Let the reader take come
axie ! Let him, as he scratches his head.'
Good _tiStock of the Hei6eit Hats.
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To cuetoiners promptneits in filling their
' IS SUFFICIENT:
I eriters and to .prevent the yexatiens pi delay, which
sometimes is mewoi 1 hi T it
t.a.....9, - _clap COlatATItly toll
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hand a large number of lirst-clatis tailors. I in -
I • I. tend to adhere after thissei far ea peesiblatp 8, cash
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system and sms ll prate'.
. THE beautiful weather of the. past /ek.,! Those in arrears an „past yearF; a ecoun4 are res.
'peutfully reqftested to pay up. •
-L has been reminding US that winteia ' .
ley grip and meal° of snow will sooia 4
thoughtfully, reflect that four or 40,000
years hence, that head, minus hair,
cuticle and brains, may be exhibited in a !
iectum re-roonianipulated by a learned
doctor, and finally placed (witli'a label)
in an elegant glass case in a museum!
- it is not, perhaps, nmeh of a. head now.; I
but their the seientifie may travel hun- !
dreds of mile to see it, and by its aid
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ay scatter as obeli opinions aees old
and. notions which have been affection-- 1
ately cherished tor centitries.
--we
Judgiag by Faces
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A man's character iS stampedupon his
face by the t)ine he is 30. had rather
pat my trust in any human the winter, he is uow prepared to pay the ' being's '
may lie, the face cannot. lo be sure, ro....
countenance than his words. The lips
2 I g : HIGHEST CASH • - PRICE
" a man may he and be a villain ;" but ee - le- • ,
ee't ,'; For any quantity of god fresh eggs, delivered
what a smile it is -a false widening of V. te; ,
`-' at the
' the mouth aud creasing of the cheeks, an ,9.; - e.• C.4
--/ EGG EMI-'0RIUM,
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Main Street, Seaforth.
unpleasant grimace that makes the ob- be - tei
server shudder. "Rascal" is legibly e-....:
• ••• : cleNiVnialWIldel!.?..
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hseTsiitlieci.ilier 25 i one of good dry
'written all over it. - . a -
Among the powers that are given us ),.....e re i
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D. D. WILSON:.
far our good is that of reading the true fa
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E,..-4 S APORTTI. March 18, 1874.
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character of those we meet by the ex- r.t... tz.' - ' nils
pressiou of the features.... And yet, most' -,---.1, - i
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.-.'.-.; SEARRTH: •PACKING -HOUSE
people neglect it, ar doubt the ex1 istencetr.'
of the taiis-mati which would save them. p.
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W. CAMPBELL.
Prepare' for 1 * •
NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY In.attenRd Corbeypuce. Fes etory'and ert oen s Mein Sheet, eppcite aL. R. Corbt y's Store. liesidenee
F over L. . ' Store. W
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EARLYOOME
To tho Great Annual Sale of
DRY GOODS, 'FURS AND MILLINERY
THAT has been going on at Dent'e since Dee. 3, and continuing until Christnaas. Now for Bargains.
The Cheapest Sete of Ladies Fars in the Dominion. Mr. Dent has more Shawls, Nicer Shawls
and.Cheaper Shawls, than can begot elsewhere.
BEST CORNVVAILL BLANKETS
At the mill prices. Piles of Plain and Fancy Flannels. Heavy Twilled Frney Union Flannels at 25
emits. If you want a Cloud, a Breakfast Shawl, a Hood, a Sontag or Knit jacket, steer right for
Dent's and get it. Lovely Dress Goods ntDent's. Wincies from 10 cents up. Fancy Dress Goods
from. 15 conto np. Eancy Merinos at 48 cents. Bleak Lustres at 18 cents. A fine stock of Mdlinery
cheap and choice as usual. The biggest Stock of Mens' and Boys fur and Cloth Caps. Splendid, all
wool, heavy thintidiart Tweeds for 70 cents. In fact, everything you want at bottom prices during the
Sale. The Goods are here and must be sold. No serer way of making money than buying at Dent's
Sale. Try it.
GEORGE DENT Seaforth:
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COLD \NEAT-It-L=11ER.
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Don't be standing in the eold when yoit. etin get a
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FIRST-CLASS STOVE AT KIbD'S
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CHEAP.
j'F you want a Cooking Stove, if you want a Parka. Cook Stove If you want a Parlor Stove, if you
-a- want a Box Stove, if you want a celebrated Coal Stove, or any %Ind of a Stove, call and see
'KIDD'S LARGE 'AS' SOPTMENT,
Manufactured by the best makers in the Dominion. Also a La -e Assortraeut of Hardware, Tin,
Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware.1 j
SIGN OF TIIE EttAltifflOTII COOK. STOVE; lab. Street, Seaford..
ii;b331:vrso
.STEAM CABINET FACTORY.
•M. ROBERTSON,
Having fitted up a new Cabinet Factory, is now prepared to famish
ALL KINDS OF CABINETWARE.
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He would remind Lib friends and the public generally that his FURNITURE is made of
THOROUGHLY .SEAS.ONED LUMBER
And by First -Class Workmen. }Ie wourtl therefore invite all intending purchasers to call and examine
his Large. Stock, and be convinced that bis Goods are not only First -Gloss, but quite as cheap as any
in the Market, Also, a large stock of
'COFFINS, CASKETS, BURIAL'BOBES OF ALL SIZES,
Constantly on hand, and a
FIRST-CLASS. HEARSE
WILLIAM. HIS
Stock is kept eonstantly supplied wi 8 milt'
able for the Season: To enniner thou-
sand and one articles ionld be a t
for an advertisement, and quoMq
ituneation of quality. To supply
0
heavy
is no
ANDREW -CAL -DER
wisgEs to inform his friends and the public
T v fat he leis fitted np in the best style, a new
PHOTOGRAPH GALLPRIT,
• On Main Street, nearly. opposite the Mansion.
flotel HN aparattoi iaU new end of • the most
improved land, end from his long explrience as a
photographerliacrin guarantee satisfaction to all
who zavor hint with their petronage.
COTI2Q at once and bring, your children. Re-
member
c ; CALDER'S New Photograph Gallery.
C , N. 13.-A snpply of Osborne Sewing, Machines
. kept constantly on hand and for sale. 358
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..- --...., The subscriber hereby thanks his numerous
1 ctistorners(merchante mid others) fqr their liberal
'a-- patronege dining the past seven years, and hopes,
1:44 r -N cri ; by etriet integrity and close attention to busiuees,
et Ie:,,, : to anent their cotifidenee and trade in the future.
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a Having greatly enlarged his premises, during
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from dangerous film s ips oi rnisei-, 1
marriages, such feating -to trust a test so '
intangible and mysterious, act in a de-
fiance of their impulses and suffer in eon-
sequence.
There are few who could not paint out
an actual idiot, if they meet him, and
many know a confi0ed drunkard at
sight - It is as ease t()YrIG.Wr a bad. man
also. The mishr wears 'his meannese in
his eyes, in his pinchet features, in his
complexioq. The brutal man shows: his
brutality in his low forehead, prominent
chin and bull Reek. The crafty man,
all suavity and elegance, and cannot put
his watchful eyes and, snaky smile out of
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is the constant aim of t ke• smile wet"' WANTED,
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desirable lines, and of extzri, ':',,i412:ecifoonand:
7, -1 -iii HOGS, alive or droned; for which. the
in Ladies' Faney Drew; Gdii
ts' Undershirts ' r-/1-71" Highest Market Price will be paid, deliver
Breakfast Shatls, Fur Sets . -
and Drawers Cardigan Jiula Pa awl Beady- ed at -the Seaforth Cheese Factory. Apply to
made Clothing. A -Fresh s eaP
fof th06ft 0
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; FLANNEL $T1NGS
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For which our customereen waif -jug. -In
THE STOCK
Maur
nufacter of 1
es aud materials, . Haeleine Turned Butter Packages
Liner, at prices too " Of a Superior Quality.
All orders, either Wheleeitle or Retail, Promptly
SEAFOItH ON'T.
M. ROBERTS-ON.
.••.■nem•s.S•mr•••••••1•1110. itammale4Noiramome.
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.
The Partnership heretofore existing between the firm
of Killorau Merehants and Grocers, is
going to be dissolved on the bit of January, 1875. All
parties indebted to the said firm are requested to settle
before that date. If said accounts are not settled, they
shall be placed in the hinds of their Attorneys for col-
.
• lection. All (labia against the said firm are requested
to be presented for payment before said date.
Seaforth, NOT. 24, 1874.
L 0 RA N & RYAN.
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W. S. ROBERTSON, ARRIVALS AT THE CHEQUERED STORE,
HICKSON & Co.
; Porkfluttings, &c., for sale 362
SAMUEL TROTT
Ts contained the. new
made up iu the moat art
low for succeseful corn p
sight as he does his purposeThe -thief t
looks nothing else -under 11 OBN en, awl A ehoiee Lot .cif Inver BUFFALO '
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those -who leae,1 unholy live have so posiROBEP
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tnres that it is a ibart-el that the •most tiro get good articles price, as cheap as
. S A W L 0 GS.
tive an impress of guilt upon their fee- , ,
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ignor.arit and innocent are ever imposed_ .. your neighbor can buy, awilo..p1Bacerulle,s ,
pedple have of being influenced by beauty . oppcsite the ;rcial Hotel, Seafe:th. ., __. I _
upon by them. #
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10 060 Loes w
Perhaps it is 0; e fear that conscientious :
or went of it, which, leads so many to — . , _ _ ___,•ANTED.
neelect the cultivatiou of the power
Wilich may be brouglet to such perfec-
tion ; but a face may be beautiful and
had,, and positively plain and yet goocl.
scarcely think any one would mistake
i u this way, and I aver that when a man
past the cirlies& youth looks good, pure
and true, it is safe to believe that it is so.
---•S'cotsman •
Pig -Faced Ladies.
AVliat are We to ,say- f pig -faced
ladies ? There have bee# claims for
many ; but'thesearch for their authele:
-ticity seems to have beep as aneertaiu
as
Mr. Thom's searoh for reliable,evidence -
concerning•the alleged age age of Old Parr
and Henry Jenkins. -Countr -fairs fre-
quently annorince them ; foreieni papa--
lationt believe in them.; end Many e...-e-
citingstories are tolcl. concerning them.
One narrative tells that re newly-mareied
lady of rank arid' fortenee being annoyed
by the importunities , of,. a wretched
beggar woinatyWho arasettatying a.dixty,
squalling ehildvxclaiined, Take away
Yvar nasty pig ;. I oliagiiagiVi'yoia. Any-
thing.' AV -hereupon. the- .incensed
gar, retortfcl, ay, your. own child,
Pig thafil:
raii%oild :with Tag " its to
lueT as. Ude,
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HURON NINO MILL
7 gSgSRS. iY .900 I' 7!
Heinlock, Pine, Elm, Maple, White Ash,
• BassWoode Bleck Ash, Cherry and
Butternu t.
tihere commenced-
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lrkSely oucupied bv lir ,*
pEG to anuoune-) intsiness in 0\4
ARMITAGE, CARTER & CRAY
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Mart -in, and are no‘ited to fili. orders for t
,Sd.Fizes; Door mtds, Mo2'1ding8, I
And all kt Planed lember.
4L;C0 LATPYD ISHINGLES.
CHEESE Bi AND SETTERS,
FRMG; HAY RICKS, &e.
;good stock romuepdll'ainiannilgienie..aotut
Factory and 7ard OR Godes'
W. H.
near Main etre
Jlg sawing'i
A. GRAY.'-'
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and.
street,
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TNTElaD erecting a first-class saw nail' on .their
pretuises,'in rear of Gra'l
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Salt Works, Seaforth, and arenoowurnegad&yrrerlii
cere
CASH ON DELIVERY
For any quantity of the above kinds of logs.
Parties having logs to sell can obtain the neces-
sary information from Mr. R. GRAHAM, of the
late firm of Govenlook & Graham, at Sharp's
Hotel or at the yard, where he will receive and
scale the logs.
.caloonTeT.. thlStOM, JVork.w1 ReCettie PrOMpt
° A ttenkon.
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t ;Huron
Carronbrb'olc7aite own
115,,,a"Y -iimilefr. he owner
ebitivalt by ealling .; at -the %1POSiT011
CS/4 . -107P
-,01SteepU
eerneement.
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ARMITAGE CA.RTER 84 GRAY.
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1.1.--F Or tOtiln8'donitg: from the west on the
Huron Road and Hallett, here Wail lid a'siefod Win.
Iter road direct Imra;thelinnon Road' Road to the
?mad .:paynig fox thhi ad- 011114g•Olus r(oi,440,0n,tttecos;litx...9f, oping.round '
856 'Sy way ot fleaforth. 1166-
OF
Teas, Sugars, Liquors and General Groceries,
Which were bought on very favorable terms and will be Hold off -
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COLEMAN & GOTHNLOOK
Will pay the
Highest Cash Price
For an kinds of
SAVV LOGS,
At their Mill, formerly JAMES KYLS, near the
Salt works.
CUSTOM SAWING PROMPTLY AT-
• TENDED TO.
50. GOOD CHOPPERS
Wanted immediately to cut cordwood and Logs.
Apply at the Salt Works.
358 COLEMAN & GOVINLOCK.
WHO WANTS MONEY?
A. STRONG, SEAFORTH,
Will Loan Money at a LOW RATE OF ITER -
EST. either on Farm or Tillage Property.
Parties requiring money should apply to hire.
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
AND yoult LIVES.
A. Strong, Seaforth_
IS ALSO AGENT FOR
The Scottish Provincial Insurance Company -
Fire and Life.
The Western Insurance Company, of Teronto-
Fire and Life.
The Isolated Risk Insurance Company, of
• Canada.
Terms as reasonehle as offered by any other
agent doing business for reliable Companies.
OFFICE-kwer Strong & Fairley's Gronery
Store, Main Street, Seaforth. 252
-STOVE & TINWARE
Ot all kinds, and in endless variety at
MRS. WHITNtY'S,
cannichaas Inocit, main street, Setiiorth.
COAL, OIL,
Pure, good and cheap, wholesale and retail at Mrs.
WHITNEY'S. .
CUSTOM WORK
Of all kinds promptly attended to and neatly exe-
cuted.
808 MRS. WHITNEY.
TO TEE PUBLIC AT LARGE-.
W. H. OLIVER,
Harness, Saddle and Collar
MANUFACTURER,
MA1N-ST., SElfrORTLI.
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SIGN OF TITE SCOTCH COLLAR.
1 choice assortment of light find heavy Harness,
Whips, Belbellorse. Clothing, &c., kept constantly
on hand. Repairing promptly attended to, and
charges moderate. Remember the place,sign of
he Scotch Cellar. W. H. OLIVER.
BRI.TSELS FURNITURE STORE.
A. DUNCAN
BBGS to announce to the Inhabitants of Brus-
sels and eurrotandleg country thnt be has con-
stantly on hand a large awl well select -ed
;Stock qf Imported 422el lloyze .,licol-
nfactured
FUR.NITURE
Of all descriptionand at prices that will def}
competition.
ORDERED WORK
AND
Repairing Promptly Attended to.
AT PRICES WHICH MUST PROVE SATISFACTORY TO CUSTOMERS. SHOP -One Door north of Hays' Hotel, Brue-
sels.
BACON, HAMS, FLOUR AND MEAL
OF THE BEST QUALITY
Always in •6'toch at the Chepiered Store, Main Street, Seaforth.
JAMES MURPHY.
ress4u7r.s4orSTSollowstatr.-3srississiermanwrosrsa•
SEAF RTH FOUNDRY.
JOHN NOPIPER
WISI-JAS to inform the farming commn.nity and the public generally that he has leased the
11- - SEAFORTII FOUNDRY for a terni of years, and refitted it throughout. He is now prepared
to manufacture all kinds of
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Straw Cutters, Plows, Gang Plows, Drag Saws,
• Inelediag the TOTMAN, whieli is the best 2 -horse Saw in use.
ALSO MY IMPROVED PITT'S POWER.
BUIL_DING AHD ALL OTHBI?, CASTINGS
Turned out on the -shortest notice.
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'Mill, Engine and other Repairs done with Neatness and Dispatch.
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A CALL SOLICITED.
JOHN NOPPEW
360-12
ALEX. DUNICAN.
Cure Leueorrhcee. (or Whites), Pairanl Menstrua.
tion, Ulceration of the "Uterus, Ovarian Disease%
Absent Menstniation, and all diseases known as
Female Weakness. They are prepared with the
greatest care, under thepersonal supervision of a
Physician who has made female diseases a special.
study foi many years,and tb ey are a Medicine on
which 3IAR1tIED LADIES can depend "in thc.
hour and time of need as an unfailing
FEMALE risauLAToi.
Sold by all Druggista everywhere, Price, one
box, $1 ; six boxes, $5 ; sent by mail free of post-
age securely sealed from observation. For full
pal -deniers write for our pamphlet, which -via will
send in a sealed envelope to any addrees on re-
eeipt Of post sterep to prepay return postage,
Address an:lettere for pamphlets or pine to
WILLIAM GRAY & Co.,
' Windsor, Ont.
Sold in Seaforth by B. Hickson _It Co, 3. S.
Roberti, R Lnmsden, sad'by BB druggigts,
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Agents. 886peow
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