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Dr. MeCrunnon,
Miller.
RMAN'S DDRES I
ittron
.laving this day been
nomination of the Lib..
e Association of the re -
.4
e -.d East 1 ieliegi of the
ia, as their candidate at
cal Election for the Leg.-
y.ef this province, I u-
pon the condition that
tett, beat full liberty to
E nfetterecl and independ-
ereuce to all questions
up for the consideration
The stipulation wast l
fiCCeiled to and . 4111
field ag an
i' INT CANDID -kis;
siting your good will and
pie of the disadvantages
' arididatut`e is sttrround-
t little doubt that an at -
de to create much capit-
that I am not a resident
. The same object-
eguasl force be etaken
EI the members of our.
-e--members wile, with -
ave
th-ave gie-en the utmost sat-
° ceatstituetits. I have
tier to ienore the wishes
, respectable and intellz-
zttlemeii who have been
ringing lily name before
f y soy dozing have given
ee that they riot only. -
of confidence and sup-
mss those gitalitica-
tti be desired in the rd-
our noble constituency.
:1a inn a° non-resident ap-
e
rather favorable vorable than
tach as it conveys a rt a3s
eve neither axes to grind
trposes to serve while,
d, voU must be convinced
aier if nothing else,
eitt o my election, nat
serve you to the
partizan ; indeed 1
iigher duties for the
f the people toperform
a blind support to one
tog -lye & factions opposi--
err. I have no confidence
at man or thil l who acme -
of a mere listlesa voting-,
with no mind of his own,
ar and thither at the ca-
rty Leader. Ratherare
ndeat man 'ho will do his
l o remnstauce s, who will
Out partiality the interests
sn, class, and creed in the
rid who will do his utmost
ions to promote the ma-
of the State.
d lc on'the iww all but ex-
-the present Ontario Gov-
ee much to approve and
get. Very many useful
E beer( passed and are now-
Law of the land Ou the
singular, nay, almost Crim
,ate prevailed in many De-
Gelyerumental control,,
bel-vnd question the tie-
mere able and influential, a
I a more watchful Opposi-
ider the Administration, as
mote worthy of support
itrol of the Public Works
passed oat of the hande of
exchibald McKellar into
Ron. Mr_ Fraser.
as your Representative 1
d a blind support to any
but treat the questions
ane up for the consideration
eft upon their merits: 1
vocate the strictest honesty,
k, and economy in the mean-
ha affairs of the Province,
r. shall do my utmost—in so
.oiasisteutly with my public
sttiaserve your local inter-
n remind. you that the elect-
irk for the first time, take
he Ballot System— a system
blest, be a sufficient safe-
tam use of corrupt 'mans
ronest vote of the people
At all eventsit is to
,tate r eealt in the present
rate a decide(' improvement
race( of both sides of the
alis, it ie announced, take
Stle day of January next,
herefore, have little ov. per-
ug marry of von personally,
1of coarse make arestnasiough
thrid; v" ill permit. 1 Will,
date, ht=ltl pitl,lie; meetings
will IF cet\"c. timely xi« tied, )
ig places in your Incline,
liaVe au opportunity or: lay-
rn0-1c fully before yore To
gs I cordially invite your
en, if my views meet with
.d you i.it1 give practical
your convictions by voting
„oils.
the honor to be,
our obedient servant,
FftEDE.roORMAN.
BRUI- 6
in Seaifdirth, oi:i Dee. 25,
. Wm. Edwards, of a son.
Grey, on - Jan. ta', the wife
u Barker, of a daughter.
fn Tuckersnlfeii, o11 Jan. 2,
Mr, John McGregor, of a
At St. (';iarlee, N:Iauitoba,
1, the wife of Mr. G. R.
aI a Sola. -
l`uckersmitil, on Dee. IN,
e Mr. llebert Izlc41 es, rt as
iARR1ACKES.
vOftA3i,-- At the Manse, on
iv Rev. Win. Stephenson,
Ir. Robert Paterson, to
'cowl daughter of Mr. Alex.
i car Ray.
sE EFi .-- Tar BrUSSel5, ori
Rev .John Ferguson, Mr.
td.liell, to _Miss K(•zia Tier-
of Grey.
1(o-ntl s. ---At the residence
de's father, on .Ian b by
iavey-, Rev. R. l elIwooc ,
Pass aanosh,: to Ellaa, eldest
S. B. o les, .Esq., of
iilt;tflo< • At - the Manse,
t Jan. (t, ley Rev. H. (.'am-
m. Logan, to Miss Mar•-
ermid, both of Stanley-.
D'. ATEES.
SMITH, --in Tuckerstnith; on Dec. 23,
Robert Smith, aged GO years.
Meteeen,--In Howick, on Dec. 29, Wil-
liam, son of Mr. Andrew Miller,, aged
1`2 years.
RU, LL.---ln, Tuckersmith, on Jan. 6,
Mr.. Catharine Russell, aged 82 years.
RAVING obtained from you a Fior-
euce Sewing Machine, a little more
than a year ago, -which hasbeen since
that time in constant employ in our fam-
ily work,1 have the fullest confidence
and pleasure iu recommending it as the
very best family sewing machine within
my knowledge. Its chief excellencies
are : It woks easily ; it makes little
noise ; the .stitch is even, and it never
nissea or drops one ; it has a reversible
motion, of great : conveliience, and it
-works with equal ease and satisfaction in
all descriptions of family sewing. For
more than a year our machine has done
the whole of our family sewing, and has
giten ns _full eatisfact(ion, never- once
getting out of order npr requiring the
slihgtest -repairs.
T. GOLDSMITH.
SEAroierix, July 80,-1874.
THE MARKE L b.
SEAFORTH, Jan. 7, 1875.
There is a general decline in grain quo•
ta.tions this week. A large amount of
produce has been delivered during the
past week, In pork, seaforth has this .D L E S S VARIETY
season taken the lead, and it is worthy of E N
k market has rang
MINK FUR SETS
ALL ' `t
PRICES AND_ STYLES,
AT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'
` r
CHEAPCASH STORE,
WOOLEN SHAWLS,
BRE APASq' SHAWLS,
SONTAGS, CLOUD
SCARFS, &C.,
AT HALF PRICES,
AT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'
CHEAP CASH STORE,
SEAFORTH
LOW-PRICED FURS
IN
mention that our per pear -tliau .either CALL !AN D. SEE T.H EM
ed higher on an -average,
n -avenge,
- is still
in
Toronto or London. y
AT
good demand, and the market for wood
is slightly improviug. 'there is a *large
trade doing this season in sawlogs. We
quote
Fall Wheat (new).. ............ 0 88 to .0 p0
Spring Wheat, per bushel......... 0 58 to 0 U
Oats (new) per bushel. ... . . ........ 86 to 0 87
Blas (new) per bushel • 0 72 to 0 73
Barley. (now) per bushel.......... 95 to 1 00.
• Butter,No.1, Loose. .. to 020
Butter in tubs.. .. 0 to 0 20
Eggs _, .. 0 00 to 0 16
Flour .......... . 0 00 to 5 00
Hay, new .10 00 to 12 00
Hides 6 Od to 6 00
Veal oalf,. per pound. 0 08 to 0 10
Sheep skins .. 0 50 to 1 00
•Salt (retail) per barrel .. 1 00
Salt (wholesale) per barrel........ 0 70
Potatoes,: per bushel, new......... 0 50 to 0 65
Oatmeal"- brl. ........... 0 00 to 6 00
Wood......... ... 2 50 to 2 50
Beef . _ . 4 00 to 5 50
Pork..... 8 00 to 8 10
CLINTON, Jan. 7, 1875.
Fall Wheat, per bnshel . ,.... ...... 0 90 U0 90 .�
Spring Wheat, porbushel.. 0 88 0 0 90
Oats, per bushel 0 87 () 0 88 .
Barley, per bushel 1 00 i 1 03
Peas, per bushel............ 0 74 O 0 75
Butter: 0 22 C 0 25
Potatoes . . ..._.. . 0 55 ( 060
Eggs... .... . 0: 15 0 0 17
Hay, per ton,.... .. ........11 00 icy 13 00
Pork, .. • •••••- 8 00 0 8 10
LONDON, Jan. 7, 1875.
White fall _wheat, Deihl, $1 50 to
$1 55, Treadwell, $1 55 to $1 60, red
winter, $1 40 to $1 50, spring. $1 55 to
$1 60 ; oats, $1 14 to $1 15 ; peae,
$1 15 to $1 20 ; barley, $2 10 to $2 25 ; 1
eggs, store lots,' per doz., 20c to 21c ;
farmers', 22e to 25c , butter, crock, 22c
to 25e ; rolls, 25c to tic ; firkin, 20c to
25c ; .pork, $8 to $8 25.
TouoZTo, Jan. 7, 1875.
HOFFMAN 'BROTHERS'
CHEAP C SH STORE,
there were in to -day a couple of loa
of:apringwheat, taken at 91c 4, about 500
bushels of peas at 75c to 76c ; 800 bush-
els of barley, at $1 07 to $1 08, end a
load of rye at 71e.. Hay •sold at $19 to 1
$21 for Timothy, and $17 to $19 for mix-
ed. Oat straw brought $10 to $12, and ,1
peas at $7 to $9. Pork. sold at $8 to:
$8 25. Butter was in small supply, es- 1
pecially of desirable quality, bent there.
was no change in prices. Strictly fresh
eggs in small lots would command- 28c to I I. 2Oc, but thore are very few coming ie. 1
Poultry are not abundant. Turkeys ;
would fetch about 10c per pound, and
geese 6c., I
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET. 1
B1 FF .Lo, Jan. 7, 1875.
c.rrLc-=Receipts to -day 1,P27, mak-
ing. the total supply for the week, thus
far, . 4,462 head, or 262 cars„ against 170 !,
cars for the same time last week: The j
market was slow. at about last week's ,
prices. Plenty' of stock in the yards. 1
.Prices ranged from $4 50 to $.6 25. No I
Canadian sales noted..
SHEEP AND LAMBS.—Receipts to -day
3,800 head, making the total supply for
the week, thus far, 4,800 head, against
3,000 for the Fame time last week. The t
market was firm at last week's' prices.
Buyerswere holding off. a; Yeeds corn-
paratively free of stock. Trade dull Ca-
nadian sheep averaged. S6 121,
HOGS —Receipts to -day 1,700 head, r
making the total supply for the week,
thus far, 9,600 head, against 6,600 for .1
the same time laet week: The market 1
was moderately active and strong at i
$6 50 to $6 90 for light, Yorkers ; and
$7 to : 7 15- for heavy graces. Good
heavy Bogs S7 25. About 1,800 head `•
disposed" of. *Yards moderately full. But
-few good heavy hogs in the yards.
TORONTO CATTLE 11ARKET.
ToRoeeTo, Jan. 7, 1875. `
BEEVES.—The market was bet poorly •
supplied with cattle during the past
week, and --with a fakir enquiry from
butchers' prices are firm at 25c. to 50c. -
over last week's quotations. The re i
eel 1its were only about 100 head, all of
al f local -
C L E
AND
SE ALETTE MANTLES
LOWER PRICES THAN EVER,
AT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'
CHEAP CASH STORE,
BP.A.M'OP,T _
IN M I LLINE Y ,
SUCH AS
BONNETS,.
HATS, -
F"LOWER,S,
FEATHERS,
BUCK + S,
JETS,
A SPECIALITY
AT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'
CHEAP CASK STORE,
SQA- 0 T 3 -
FARMERS, FARMERS, FARMERS.
CLINTON, CLINTON,
CLINTON.
(O POSITE THE MARK1 T.) .
EAFORTH. .
MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE.
IR, TN''C-
THI WEEK
.D R E S
41
W
WRIGHT & FOSTER.
THE
IN
SHAWLS, FURS,
AND
DRESS GOODS,
AT
s
AN &.JAMIESON S.
LOGAN
DELT ATED,-
UNADULT PURE; A.N
AT..
STRON.-- & FAI RLEY'S1
BELOW REGULAR PRICES.
1 AT 10 PER CENT.
777CHEAP CASH STORE I
1
We worth. $1 per pound,for 90 cents. Tea worth 90 cents fo
Is now complete in all Departments.�` a are selling Teapounds bright sugar for $1.
. 1 75 cents; Ten E
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
rt . BLACK LUSTRE'S;
l., MOURNING GOODS,
GOODS, ' WINCEYS, .
` PRINTS, in all Colors,
j FLANNELS,
TWEEDS,
CLOTHS, _ -
1 SHIRTINGS,
SHIRTS, -
Ready Made CLOTHING
BOOTS and SHOES,
GROCERIES,
OLENS
AND
E1IAINANTS
AT
WILLIAM HILL'S
WIL .
SEAFORTH.
Very Cheap. I
Very Cheap. 1
Very Cheap.
Very Cheap.
Very Cheap,
Very Cheap.
Very Cheap.
Very Cheap..
Very Cheap.
Very Cheap.
Very Cheap.
Very Cheap.
Very Cheap.
THE
777 CHEAP CASH STORE,.
CLINTON,
I.3AS ;opened -out this week the Cheapest and
rest Value in
CLOUDS,
HOODS, -
SHAWLS,
MANTLES,
BLANKETS,
RUGS,
CARPETS,
COTTONS,
Ever brought to Gunton. Everybody is astonish-
ed at the Low Prices.
1 T it. 1WLLIAMS begs •to thank his nuiuerou,
cJ heir liberal isnpport in the past :
HOW IS IT?
SHE above Goods have been bought at 25 per
cent. below regular Wholesale prices, for cash.
They wikbe sold for 25 per ceut. below any other
ltetait:honse in the County, for Cash.
THESE AI{E PLAIN FACTS.
777 CHEAP CASH STORE, CLINTON,
(Opposite the Market.)
WRIGHT & FOSTER.
THE ;SEAFORTH PUMP FACTORY: ' j
ALL CROCERIES WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED, OR NO SALE.
• - patrons for t
aucl to inform tnoin that he is now better prepare ,
ed than ever to attend to their wants. His pumps
cannot bo van -passed by any manufacturer in the
Province, as those who. have used them will ad- -i;
mit. A11 orders promptly attended to.
A number of his customers are still in arrears. .
To all such he wonid" `say* that he wants money
and =oust ha cit, and the 'sooner they pay the
ti
better for themselves and him.
,T It «'ILL:1lI5. ,
370-4
—_� ESTRAY HEIFER.
BOAR PIG CANLE into Lot. No. 2, Con. 12, Hullett, on oL
E Sabseriber has purchased from G. F. Hurl about the 1st of December, a two-year-old reel -
TB { Perth; - a thoroughbred Berkshire. and white HEIFER The owner is requested to
Unit, Lxq rove property-, pay charges and take hor.away.
Roar of the - large breed. He will be kept for the.. prove EDR'Allb STA1�lL>;�".
No. , 2, H. It. 5.., Tucker -
GREAT
ANNUAL
CLEARING SALE*
AT _
THOMAS fDDS-
EMPORIUM.
On SATURDAY, jut. ,
TIE GREAT ANNUAL
DISCOUNT SALE
WILL COMME SCE,
AND 'CONTINUE DURING.
JANUARY AND FEBRUARY,,-
AND A DISCOUNT OF
OYSTERS BY THE GALLON, FRESH AND GOOD. ,
TEN PER CENT.,
X0 BOGUS GAYS.
FLOUR AND FEED ALWAYS ON HAND.
SALT, WHOLESALE A.YD RETAIL. GOAL 014 d.c .
STRONG & FAIRT.Y,
��G,
N G
Y YOUNG . S
GRA ,
Which found ready sale for ocak con season, on Lot fi . 2', Con•
sumption.- We quote firit-class ` 5 to smith, and will. serve sows at ' 1.00 with the privi-
50 ; second. -class, 84 25 to $4 50,- i lege oof being returned if necessary. WM.I;OBI3
and third. -class $3 50 to .;,,'4.
•
SHEEP. The receipts -w-ere limited to i
BULL CALF FOR BALE.
a few small droves cud- Little lots in far- ` VOR Sale, a thorough bred Durham Bull Calf
mars' wagons, for all of winch there were �' 10 lasss lca'ud can of dark redc color.
Hisby . peal -
int n -
(i
ready buyers at $8 to $10 for first-class, i �tee,L first c
chasers pP1Y to G. M. cHESNEY,
Sfor seec�nd-class, and $3 to $4 f
Lug par
or ° 3U,1 - Huron Road, Tuckersmith.
third-class. MB ' DAVIS'.: HALFWAY HOUSE.
LeetBs.—Scarce and.. wanted., would. t el is ted. half way between Sea -
size
command from .S3 to $6, according to i Tillsb [Lad Brussels, having been between.
and G;Ulidlltioil. tel and refitted it now affords as good
lions. Hogs sold as a�rrivine a $5 0
,�
renovated
�_
t "V + accommodation as any conntr • tavern in the
to .f for fat, and $5 to $5 25 for store. County. Liquors ' and cigars of the choicest
' branch+. Good stabling, good=drivuig sheds, good
_ _. . _ - --- `-- eneloseti yard and sheds for the aecommodation
Grand Trunk Railway. of drovers, and plenty of hay always on band. A
Trains ld,
;tve seaforth and Clinton Stations as goodand attentive hosdler always ready. ldotron-
follows :
GOING c g ts.
bre to water horses.
iXi , .
Seaforth Clinton.
--'i 7'55A 3I 1:35 A. M ' - -
n .4rp � 125 P.11I.
O. DAVIS, Proprietor.
14Iornin•=. al ESTRAY. CATTLE. `
Day Express. 1 a CAME into the premises of the subscriber, Lot
Afternoon Allred......:1210 P. M. 11:15 P. M.:, V 27, Con. 8, Gee ,,,some time ago, tno I'EA -
Evening Mixed5:10 P. M. 4:301'• • LTi'GS and four C "LVE''S. One of the yearlings
caoiXcr WEST. f and one of the calves Ore white ; all the rest .are
7:55 A.A.I. 8:135 A. M• ' .spotted. The o�a�itai*°as requested to pro�o.prop
5:10 P. M. 1:50 P. M. ' city, pay expenses and bake them away.
5:10 P. M. M. -9:20 P. M. 6:50 P. M '
868*4 •JAMES TAYLOR.
8:55 P. M.
Morning Mixed
Day Express
Afternoon Mixed......
Evening Mail
BOAR PIG.
NOTICE.
-b d'Boar Pig, which CAI into -the premises of the' adtbscriber, Lot
Tesazbske p for h well-bred v 27, Con. B, three yearling calves, two steers
the service of- sows for the die and red heif . The owners re -
TERMS --75
c.
he wall k hep blue and
seaso'a nn -Toot 4, Con. 3, L. It. S., `ge of* returtnn- questedto prove property, Pay charges -ap hake
ing11 Sc -7e ise. with the BUCH hexa way.. , k i JOHN GRAS
}4 des a !• ALEX. BUCHbIvAN, Tr. .. [.. p> l : ; t.. ,
NOTICE.
LL parties indebted either by note or book
A- account to the late Wm. Mcli:ey, blacksmith,
late of the Village of, Brussels, are requested to
call and settle the same at once, at my residence,
Mill Street, Brussels. I1Irs. E. McEAI.
8704e
THE .BLACK PRINCE.
THE celebrated Berkshire boar, Black Prince,
will be kept at the premises of the undersigned
in Egrnondvillo for the service of sows during the
present season - Terms, $1, payable at the time
of service, wit) i the privilege of returning, if ue-
eessary.
366.8
DAVID DUNCAN.
B1 UCEFIELD CHEESE FACTORY.
MEETING of the patrons of T3rucefield
Cheese'Paeto"y, will be held on SATURDAY,
the lath day of :Tannery, 1875, at :3 o'clock in the
afternoon, to hear Auditors report and to make
ai=rangentents for the coming season. A frill at-
tendance is requested.
The horn for holding the above meeting has
:leen changed to 12 o'clock, instead.oL 3 o' 1oel.•, as 1
above. I0DOUGALL S BRROWNLEE. - pp
369-2
TENDERS WANTED.
.ENDEi;5 will be received up to TUESDAY.
T.Jan. 12, 1875, for a quantity of square timber
and lumber, to be delivered at the,Brick Mills, in
seaforth: , Tenders wil1also be received up tothe
lune date for the erection of a buildinhe 100x80
feet.' lei further information, apply t the
flee of the mill. Tenders to be addressed to W.I..
Worden, Agent.
37041, A. W. OGILVIE & Co..
GENERAL AL DRY GOODS
AND GROCERIES,
FARMERS' STORE, SEAFORTH.
OF PARTNERSHIP
SOLUTION
DIS
AND
GREAT CLEARING SAIL.
TO COMMENCE ON
MONDAY, 4TH JANUARY, 1875.
$20000 WORTH OF GOODS.
TO BE SOLD . AT (OST AND G NDER, FOR. ('ASH,
ar 'tilt
Wi11 be allowed off all Cash rue/wee over
FIVE DOLLARS
In the following Departments
IDRY GOODS,
AZONTREAL • IN CLINTON AND VARNA.
Clinton, Dee. 80,
ALL parties
FIRST COME FIRST SERVED.
MILLINERY,
CLOTHING, -
HATS and %•;.APSe
BOOTS and.. S.rifii*,
ARPETS,
OIL °LOTHS, &c.
ALL GOODS ARE MARKED IN
PLAIN FIGURES AT T.1-1=.
LOWEST CASH PRICES,
F ,B AMON.
ON.
And the great ery at
KI DD'S EMPORIUM
FOS the NEXT TWO 1i_MYTHS
WILL BE
BARGAINS, BARGAINS,
AT THE GREAT
•r i etea arerci iersi ,di$o: se.tttc
aautas th�satatc,��-'
ie��Nk Ace
TEN ; PER CENT.
A