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IANCERV SALIE
OF ;
DS IN IIIBBEIrt,
INT to a Deer*e and final order for
made by the Conit Of Chancery fee
ae snit of ictokfion vs. Ward, and
t-tively the Fifth day of September,
old the Twenty-blifth day 01.1une,
e will be 'old ifl One lot, by Public Au
the a. pprobation of the Al -aster of the,
at; (eti-via-le .line.S:P11 P. BRINE,
r,iit the ts NI:lelnel A HOTEL, le
1.4.63.1,Vit LH, on -SATURDAY, tleo
ty of Septcluber, A. D. 1875, tit 12 o'clock
followieg Linde, Size The South- East.
Lot N tinibt r Twenty -Eight, in the Sea.
'ion of the Toynehip of Ifibbett,
y Perin, containing 30 ecresonore or
eulariy deeeribeil ea follows: Commence.
South. Beet Corttr of said Let, thence '
4 West, thence (hie Hundred and Twee,.
Korth, parallel will]. the Boundary line
ety Weds Laqt, thence One Hun
ty Roods South t o the place of begin.
• is all cleared and fenced, and. fit
tion. The soil is a good clay loam.
pan the land a, email log house
It. le alemt three fence frmti the Town
h, and aborit four miles from the
both good markets and the
..th placee are good. Tho bads win be
Pet tO l ceitiiin registered mortgage
Messre. Curly ee Melhiegan, opoo
re 15- 1:('r tine the GLIM Of esee0 or there.ei.arhteer w.11 be required to pay
he Vt.n-lore' SolOiters, at the time of
emit of lti per (lent. of the purchase
it the blip of *nth purehase tummy •
thl Govt of Chencety, to the credit of
vise, Withill flue Month from the day of
Sit intereet, when he will be entitled to
ace, and to be let into posseesios ;
vete the ceneitiotta of Hale shali he the
Le•editions of the Ceint of Chancern
mtheilare ant inairainition. rusty be ob-
epplication to the said Auctioneer, coed
lore. Solicitors, itt their office, in the,
Seaferth.
tiodezieh, thie 30th day of Stine, A. D.
ifileneed) UMaieDERMOTT,
rtst at Gotierich.
MEYER, cndt licitore. 400-4
111.1"11.,c)
* EXPO IT R,
•
COMMERCIAL LIVERY,
SEAFORTH,
iersiened, in retieine from the Livery
iesexr eaforth,!bege to thank hifi nu
finites for their 1Lbera patronege, and to
he has diepomed of it to Mergers. MAT-
10ItEISON and DAVII) BleNAUGHT,
new prop ietorm are fully competent to
Leiness as it ahciehl 1,o ruin and fn a
fr give entire satigacti,qi, he wou1C, in.
el recount:tending hh succealtora to the
speak fur them the flame generous pat -
id' has been extended to him for the
7A:ex%
THOMAS BELL.
eine nronrietorehip of BelI's Commercial
i Seafortli, the subscribere would state
intend keeping nothing hut firet-elase
ie horeee, and geod corafortelele, stylish
-Tering reastinablle, Regular customers
nerh Travelent Ilboraily dealt with.
left et the stablefa or at any of the
omptiy atteinded O. Office mud Stables -
0. C. Willson% Agricultural Implement "
1,
'Iain Street.
MORRISON dc
THE SEA 'MINH
P FACTORY
riLLIAMS OLUFF,
:1;;TORS of the Siaforth Pump Factory,
to inform the publie that all the pnmps
Tred by 1 hoe are bored with Cooper's
Dllow Augur, which bores it perfectly
role, and consequently tho suckere of
ep can be taken eat of the tap whether
7 is in deep or shallow wale. In their
ey use only quartered 'Timber, and the
-• warranted not to Crack or Check when
• the sun.,
Water Cisterns and Tanks
3 script ion made to order on the shortest
aethe very Iinvcst remuneraceve price,
-.env; are the beet in nee, using warrant -
Irons 20 tel 2 yeate, and the frost does
• therm. The pro' rietore of the Seaforth
,.tou bare alwavtt cenleavored to keep
up with the times, and they are deter-
- to outdone by any other eetablish-
le country. All work warranted, and
low us any in the inzainefee
weeLLtas & °LUNT,
,MAIVS FlArKESS SHOP,
lersigned. in vatting from the Harnene
bueinese in flan ich, begs to thank his
pations for their liberal Heliport, and
let he has dieposcid of his businese
lin Rio' if, who Ilia been -working for
exile time. Ife 'has no hesitation in
L lire- Mr nee) to the liable generally
il+.t-elas4 worlunan, and one who will
e satisfaction, and in thus recOnnuend-
eetsaor to the public bespeak for hire
-Literous pitronale which has Ijcion ex -
Lint for th? In- t sg-v•sn years.
JOIIN C. WIDEMAN.
purelunied fr in Mr. 'Wideman le
4 ' h
lees Shop and ;Scock, the subscriber
le that 1.e intelide keening an
it a first-elase Sttick of Heavy and Light
:end everything, .4enerally. kept in the
Particular attention paid to making
kind of Repairingpromptly attendnii melz mare:seen Charges
WM KLOPP, Zurich, Ont.
EAFORTH LAUNDRY
---r-
f,irth Laundry isinow in full working
e.1 all orders ferlWashing, Ironing and
:will be prontptlytattentled ta. Pardee
have
1
' Done Without Stittrehingter
ronliteg-
oom,,latt it at tliie rate of three cents
thie i-aiee the artlieles will be damped
ready for ironing. Sitth-faction pare'
GEORGE FORSYTH. •
-MEN'T AGENCY.—Mr. Forsyth lies
iota Agency for the Pmployment of -
ermtit ; in completion with the Laufl-
- ii-ixin to e mre rvante will be
pieces where they can get them,. Ser.
to secure places wifl be instructed
tin in Term271 meta for each
t k Olt;RYTII. 896
THE SEARTH —
B ER YARD.
3,EE & MACDON ALD
ere= tbe public that they have re -
'flier Lumber Yerd to the lot between
,.11;; Salt Cotapatiy's Works and Mar-
,' b., el.,- •-• tail t Iy on hand a, goodaseorte
J. KINDS ter 4ITSIRER, dreamland
th.o, LATH AND SHINaLES, 411 01.
fere ler-pared tol,e1I at the lowest ifese
ft=t h, Mso en hand any quantity
CTON Lteff...
e.t.a inhere will gild it to their advan-
1 ct our knock, and ascertain our pricee
..e.eiefl`PiSeNk here4as1re are in &position
'ili(4 na -tete to ee1i purehasers.
& MACDONALD,
- - -
'Wall AIND iitTRON
B L E WOR KS.
11, MIN, ETT
t Late of Hat ilton,j
:vet e to their nut event friends and the
-.ie. tied they an, prepared to illi all
, HeadatOROS, Table -ToPs ,
Mantles, &c,
dim lib; ',two/1Ni to Order. :1
,
. I, -;;t styliend art, and cannot be
-
thig pitr; / 4 optario,
'4, fitfully f'•
MCCIV11,111thf gotell
:-.4„-afortio
It. MtSSETT.
PAY UP: EA IY UP.
heev, late of Fa rams fitore,Seeforth•
e placed his LICCG tnts in my hande
for
Ztil parties are re nested to call al2„,
accounts with e at once, or tuo
F. IIOL WTED2
McC ughey Hohuestede
828
arch 18, 1874,
'tithe TOombS.
VANDYKEBROWNE,
,
Tske a seat on the bed. Ho* refreshing,
That breeze blowing in through the
bars ! H .
Wyss -deucedly kind of you, 33i1Iy,
, fro fetch me around. these cigars.
- Hoe you seen what WWI 84(1 m the pa-
,
I take My departure to -night --
len going for rest up the Hudson.
Arcot of ten years --got a light.
, yes_ ; that is thetune of,,it,' piny;
Ten years ! Ah, well, but it seem
b,s
Like one of those! orrible visions
- That frighten a man in his dreams.
Ten years in the eel! of a'prison—
I can't comprehend it Its yet ;
Ilut I fancy before it is over
I shall learn what it means—and for-
got! ,.
I* enrious, .isn't it, Billy, 1
What .changes a twelvemonth may
bring?
last year 1 was in Saratoga,
As happy and rich as a Wog ;
I was laying in pooh on the races,
And feeing the waiters and'grooms
And sipping mint-julepsA tveilight-2-
Am
nd to -day I'here in the Tombs!
What led me to do it? What ;always
Leads a man to destruction and crime?
The prodigal son whom we read. of
Has changed somewhat in Our time.
lie spends his subatance as freely
As the biblical fellow of old,
• - But when it is gone he fancies'
The busks will turn into gold!
Chauipagne—:-a hex at the opera— -
High stakes while fortune was flush --
The pasalonato kisses of women
as, cheeks had forgotten to blush ;
The eidi old story, Billy,
of pleisures that end, m tears—
The frot that foams for an hour,
The dregs that,are tasted fbr years .!
Last night, as I sat here and. pondered
On- the end of my evil ways, -
There rose like a phantom before me,
The vision of boyhood's days:
1 thou ht of the Id home, Billy,
Of t e school h use that stood on the
hill,
Of the brook th t flowed through the
meadow— -
I can hear its music still 1
And thought of my mother, Billy,
Of the mother who taught me to pray
Whose love was the priceless treasure ;
That, heedless, I cast away.
saw again, in my visions,
The fresh-lipp d, careless boy,
To whom the fut re was, boundless,
And the world jbat a. mighty toy i-
1 thought of all t is as 1 -sat here—
Of my ruined alncl wastedlife—
And, the pangs ofl remorso were bitter—
They pierced ixy heart like a knife!
lt takes some co rage, Billy,
To laugh in tht face of Fate,
When the yearnings and hopes of man-
hood
Are blasted at wenty-eight!
Well, give as yo r hand, old fellow—
s be happy and thrive;
left in the morning' 'when he gentle n
went out, lively and playfu as usual,' d
on the barn door being 0 ned hone'
in, and. saw his companion dead on
floor. Having smelt Iiiiii„ he looked at
hint intently for more th n a min
and started for the: house, -with droo
ears and tail, evid 'idly ii; great diet ss
taken place in his eitnpanio . At bra -
fast
4
—certainly he kneni - tha . change i d
fait the dog refused, foode did he eat
thereafter ; bis usual chee fulness gage
place to melancholy, and. i a few, dhys.
he dwd. * . I
The English Army.
In the Atrny estimates foie the present
Seer, as brought before the House of
Commons on March 8, we re shown on
paper that England has a ilia' •reser
moment an army of 106, , wi h
. _ ,i
-,-,e, , •
ae,e,
=guns, exclusive of thea o • colonial
duty. Of the fob.* ace ding to the
same authority, ; there - ar 43,730 rark
and file of infanti7, wi 1 their • regi-
ments, and 7,100 with th brigld d'. -
pots. ' But after substracting. the
lade
under twenty years of ago, who c nnot
be considered, from. their youth, as t
for hard work in the field,i and who n
any country in Europe would he put u
der the head of "cooseripte " or recruit
and after deducting' for siek, prisoner
men wanting to complete, and—vvhat
a very large item indeed at the prese
day --deserters, the number Of effective
bayonets in England 'dwindles down to
30,272. In other worchelevie could place
in line a force about one -forth less than
a single German army co•h•pse of will&
that, country has, besides at her reeervee,
no leas than sixteen at the present daY.
If we turn to our cavalry, 6 still greater
contrast between our forceS and. those ef
other countries presents itself. Excite.
sive of the mounted' regiments serving 4n
,India, we have seventeen' corps, or in-
cluding the i three regiments dd Hous -
hold troops, twenty regiments serving
the United Kingdom.. Oft thee few,
any, could'bring into the ii! d ore than
250 effective men and'rs p. This
would give us a total of ,000 cavalr
scattered over England a Ireland, r
some 900 short of what is to be found n,
each German army eorps. i The most s
rious deficiency; in these claim, When bat-
tles are won by theft who have the most
effective and quickest sery ,d artillery, is
the paucity of the number of guns we
could take into the field. In the ar y
estimates we are told. that . we have 3 2
plecee of field artillery. B!lt.Lord Eel o
proved beyond all doubt, that, . as e
have no artillery reserve—the w r
strength of a foot battery is 204 men a d
184 horses, and thatof a horse batte y
es ---We could n t
illery reriources, r
ant ef theru ta-e
120 guns. Thu
n he whole kin
1,(13
so dier, we shou d
ca paign abroa,
of England, Ir
10
it
11
11
192 men and 192 h r
with our present er
rather with our utter
into the field more Glia
supposing that we dm
dom of every effective
be able to commence
or to defend the shore
land mull Scotland ith a force of, s y
5,250 cavalry, 30,272 infantry and 1-0
guns ; or, as we eai before, an army
just about equal in nu lb -r
May you alwasixteeo army corps ' to vi
I shall look for yon up at the depot forces ' of Germany ar i.t
In the summer of eighty-five! divided. Many perso
Meantime, if you find it convenient, civilians—in England h
And feel a desire to roam, hazy, undefined idea th
Call up at mrlionse on the nucleoli—
You'll probabl find. me 'at home !
somewhere or other 4 to
The Mod
There came on
town in Kentuck
who had just bee
bonds." Their destination was the depot,
and the bridegroom was evidently quite
impatient for lea the train should arrive
before he could r ach the office. Buying
one ticket, they Ptood on the platform,
until the train hatstopped. When they per little more than 7,090 me
entered the car t
bride a seat, kiss
ly, bade her "go
seated, himself o
whittling most v
the train out of sight, I regret depict-
. ed on his 'face, when a byStander, think-
ing the whole pr4oeeding rather strange,!
resolved to interview him- Approaching
-.,
d chewing it straw to
up, he said ; !
Aried lately ?" - `
e "nie 'and Sallie got
f 1
• ili I/
Bridal Tour. -
eda,y to a little inland
a young rural :couple
bound by the "silken
ed the Army Reserve ,
if ever, the day of tro
should. only have to dila
o one of t
ich the la
11
this mome
o might s
ye a sort
t there exis
y f men cal
u -hat wh
ble Oom s,
upon th se r -
serves, as a -wealthy mai might lo
the unemployed funds at hit baeker ,
and, thus the strength o euni regimen s
would thenceforth be mor thanssufficie t
to compete with any known e emY, Bt -b
when we come to facts m tters lo k
somewhat different. Th armyreserire
setting aside pensioners, mine er on p
and
ebridegrocinf found his these it is well known in the erviee th
a her most affectionate- more than one-half, if Wanted for dut
thcomin
have,
exbellei
either t
ing to tal
would r
onths' co 1-
cipline o
ir onemi a°
ir frien s.
13,
d
y
n
1 -bye," and going out, would be returned as not fo
a box and commenced As for our militia, .the Men
gorously.1 1 -le watched doubt, in them the making o
soldiers, but they have afs yet
physical stamina nor the tra
the field in a campaign, and
quire at least eight or ten(
tinual drill ,and barrack ;
make them More hurtful td t
than they would now be to th
—Fra8er a Magazine.
him carelessly,.
keep his courage
"Been gettin'
" Yes ' said h
•
spliced this mo - .
"Wag that her you put on the train?"
"Yes," with a sigh.
A lively loolc'ti gal," said our ques-
tioner. " Anyb dy sick, that she had
to go away ?" '
"No ;" but here he grew confidential,
" You see me and Sallie had heard that
everybody when they got married`took a
1
I II
•
A O1orioa1iec-
0
te.
It is related. in the Bostoia Congreg
tioltalist of the father of the 14 6 11,e , 1 r,
Storrs, of Braintree, a strong d.vo ate f
the doctrine of foreordination tha ha
ing ouce made an appointm nt o e
change with the late Rev.
of Springftld, lie started fo
r. 0 goo
the lett
bridal tour. So I told. Sallie I hadn't
place with his own team on t e Sind
money enoughlot both a ua to go, but
she shouldn't be ,luiocke Out of hrn- agreed upon and when; abou half w
tither met' Dr. Osgoed driling
So I jist brought her do n here,. bofight
They stopped, naturally, for mo
her ticket, and. ent her on 0, visit to
conversation, and Dr. Sorr 400n
some of her folk, e and th1ought 1 might
into his favorite theine " by
get
get some work a.rvestin' till she got
he "see how wonderfril are
back." •
at of Providence. Here it lute ben
- That afternoo found him busily
•
ien 's
lid d
" sed
e c ecrees
ore r-
t t
work and when in a day or two after dained from 11 , etertity
•
Sallie came back, he welcomed her- cor-
dially - and. affectionately, and hand - in
hand they started davit the dusty road
to their new home and duties. „
•
.A. Joke tLong Range.
1
Denver, Color dO, gives an instance of
a joke being earr?ed too far. • It was per-
petrated some years ago,l but lady came
to light in public dires. 1 Some time after
telegraph operator A DenVer sent the
the Atlantic cable had ben. established a
following dispatch i "'Jo the Emperor
Napoleon, Garden of theTuileries, Paris,
France : .
"(v. (Mein will no accede to the
1
cession of Italy to Free ce. , Please let
Bohemia alne, ;
The operator su )pose it Would. make
some fun in the
there, as the stet
understanding i
jokes. By some
maha office, and Stop.
ion agents had a gentoal
regard to each other'*
hook or crook the di+,
patch went on a d. dived under theOceal
and eameup smlling in the Garden of
the Tuileries, in Prance. The manner
ly
_ of its reception b Napoleon haebeen lost
' to hiAory. AU that 3s known is the Em-
peror did not payt for it, and the facetious
Operator was hu ited up and. obliged to
pay a bill of $187.50 in gold for his little
joke. That ope ator was ipritirely sets -
fled with the res dt of Sed in.
Social eling in Dogs.
A coresponclen of the Pppular Science
elfientidy furnish 8 the following state
ment, for the truth of which be vouches:
"A gentleman iesicling a few miles •of
Brooklyn, had recently twe dogs which
for several years had shown marked at-
tention te each other. One day he no-
ticed that one of the dogs as ill, and. the
following morning found him dead in the
barn, where he was accuatomed to sleep.
The other dog, which slep in the house,
we should exchange p ipit
day, and here we are met
•
matter over." -What's that?
Osgood; not quite mire on this.
,tion business, "do you say
been decreed. that we shoal ex
pulpits to -day'?" "1 do," repl ed t
er, soleronly. " Well, then,
Pr. (Wood,- I'll break one
crees,ror I shall preach in m
pit today," and, Aiming his
he drove rapidly homeward, 1
astonished Dr. Storrs to retu
meadow musing on the poss
ta,inty of decrees.
ik
sa
fore
at
•
c •
Contagion of Tphoid.
Heat. -
During the investigation as' to the cal
of the seeere outbreak of typhoid. disc,
last autumn at St. Mary's Hall, N
Jersey, U. -S., a school for the educat
of young ladies, and which disease w
as in most cases, traced directly and
mistakably to contaminated watr, t
following interesting fact was develop
While numerous cases of the disco° c-
curred among the girls, and a small p o -
portion among the teachers, not on of
the servants was effected.. Theo 1 st
drank only tea and coffee, and hence he
water they used was pi eviowly boile 1 ;
while the girls frecenently drank the c ld
water. It was found that out of see en
absolute water drinkers, who did not se
tea'coffee, or milk eix had, suffered w th
typhoid.
rdi
it
ham
00
re un
f God's c
own p
orse abo
axing t
el to Loi
ble unc
ever a
se
se
s,
MARRIAGE LICENCE
OR CERTIFICATES,
(Under the new Ado issued at the
EXPOSITOR, OFIFI OE. SEAFORTH
Under authority of the -LieutenantGoverno
Ontario.
I _
NE1Ati FALL GOOD
Opening this week in every Department.
SEE OOR SPECIAL BARGAINS
NEW PR NTS,
NEW IDRESS
NpW B
Js-
OODS,
OK LUSTRES,
TAIL0IiING D
Largest and *nest Stock
i 4 lowing
FREOI WORS
ENG,L, FAN
SCOTC1 MEG
HATS AFD OAPS.
Ch4e Selections in the Latest
ENGLISH STYLE,
A ERICAN STYLE,
CANADIAN- STY
PARTM ENT.
ever shown in the fo
oods
ED OOAflNGS,
Y TWkDS,
SUITING&
BOWS, TIES
WINI:0R SCARFS, &
I1 Great Variety.
A. G.1McDOGALL &
ciis
IN
SUMIEFi
WM. C
OS.OTH I NG
AMPBELL
• •
_. - . •
WILL offq his w ole Steck of Suramer C oth
1 ingat L Price. As these are Of a sup rio
m
...to what is ully kept for such portion
customerswll do wel to call and buy them.
WI be sold itt iow
- ;
pees to clear off the Sums r
1 '
Great / Bargains in Hats,
Of Vhich f have a Large and
ii
ENTS' FURNISHINGS
WELL ASS
REM
MESSRS. BEATiif 84
0
Are 'Retiring from the Retail Trade in Seafortle, having made arrangements for starting in the
WHOLESALE )USINESS IN TORONTO,
They Will therefore offer from this date the 'whole
DRY GOODS AT AN
their Large Stock of
D BELOW COST.
This is a Rare Chance for parties requiAng try Goode, as their
Stock is all Fresh, 4nd N arly a1I Staple Gods,
And must be cleaked out by
I. P1 RI S T 'OP SET"'TEIVI
As their arrangements require them to remove to Toronto at that date. The Pu
on this Sale being GENUINE, eis the
Goods Must be Sold at Whatever Saerifce .8gfore thz4
CALL EARLY AND ,SECURE BARO
BEATT
All parties indebted to the firm either by book account
Ii mstly depend
1
r note please an 88 e 11 4 tt e
2
A GOOD INIIt±ArIONA
15 a result of Good Busines, the subseliber has re
premises, which are now filled with a very large
ent1r beCt obliged to very nuc enlarge his
oek of th most desirabligrad 8 of
NEW T
INCLUDING JAPANS, YOUNG HYSOS, GOP WDiB, BLACK AND cc:i
SU QA1:?.
s,
Scotch Refined, Liverpool Refined, Cuba and Domer ra,
TOBACC
to Ground and Bloc
ALL Tam BEST BRANDS IN S OR NG 4ND CHEWING.
LIQUOR
OGNE.
Lump.
CANADIAN Whiskey and all Imported Tdquors purchase in timid and sold pure fl.S, sual, A. -full
Supply of General Groceries and Provbilons, all of *hie • wilt bo sold at very small p °fit.
CLOVER, TINIOT1SET and °TIDIER lie ELIO IMBEDS IN Si ON.
A/TES NIURP
Chequered Ste e, Seaforthi
"vmmissommisoms
BABY OAREEZIAGES
NOW ON EXHIBITION AT
M. ROBERTSON'S
URNITURE WARE
' THE FINEST ASSaRTM ENT
EVER BROUGHT TO SEA.FORTH,
AND WILL BE FFER D VERY CH
In order that the Infantine population may have
good time during the co
ROBE
API
Machi
These
THE SgAFORTil
CARiUA GE FA,C1pRY.
Oppo8i4 0, C. trILLSONW Agri -
cult al Implement Emporium,
PI LMAli & Co
business z Seaforth, Would state that they are
WHILEIt returning thanks for the liberal pet-
' rens? they have received since commencing
now prepared to /mil&
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BUGGIES
Alva)
:orstyle and e;eellenee of weilonsusi hi)/
nt inthe Province,
practical worlunen, devote Iheir per -
tion to their busineps, and as they
1, osianOt bo surneseted brany other
ork a speciality, they can ous,rntee
OORATS1
DE
Which, for
and mate
establiohm
They are
ons]. at
malge light
eatisfaction
GIVE
THOVIA TRIAL
B11P4BI1G PEOMPTLY ATTENDED TO,
AI'D -011A.RGES MODERATE,
PILLMAN 4 Co,
TH. KNABE PI -ANO.
rpEE lane of America and BUM' pe. - The 1
1- &owl!' . %tee the Oar of tbetwOlthy and
titled, and a arra the e re -of _ be cdltnxd
who Other there, leaving the 0tea Apostleof
the Pano, 22011 as Thalberg, Gottelalle, Mar -
mantel, Lneea, Kellogg Itubinstein,, 144., enrap-
tured with these superliinstruments. •- a
THE ToDAirr PI4NO. . ill
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ri1J-IirnitclEnin voevi slaesaerpooknrow8rtribrt ribrittninect° MildPort
for any other, because the Y have alt.
nght by &sorb:abutting IMyers, and
ry of Piano making Stodart is known
he greatest workmen inventors that
MArentieo.
exchanged
ways been
In the
se one of
ever lived."
MAR
RZMAR
4-‘' &MO=
diUM size
Atatehleas
Light &
SIMM
oni
-L` States
—Mmqoax,
CEORO
RENAB
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1/11trariaof
TUE
87242
SSA
SASH,
Tr.BA sub
-1- custom
HALL & WENDELL PIANO..
LZ for standing in tune. Any
of durability. Bestatiftd tench. Me- -
Low in price. Fully warranted. -
rnst, Rogers, Reintznian, Aro.,
On band or to order.
NO & CLOOOR ORGANS.
the prettiest Organ in the United
but the BEST, all things etensidered.
Gnixf.
WOODS & CO.'S °ROANS.
LE for their purity of 'One. Thor-
ork mannish, and. great beauty and
heir Solo Stope Soline, Vox Humana
CANADA. ORGAN COOS
111 atoOiclu Variety.
S.K1AROW & SMITH
98 Yonge,Street Toronto, '
SOLE AGENTS.
RTH ;PLANING MILL.
OOR AND BLIND FACTORYrb
ribeegs leave to tluink hie numerous
rs for the iberal patronage ;extendedto
him since ,runnxertein business in Seaforth, and
truate that • maybe favored with a cOntinnatice
of the eam
Partiesi • tending to build would do Well to give
him aeall, fi he will Continuo to keep Onhand s
large Stock f all kinds el
lila PINE LUMBER,
SASHES,
DOOR BLINDS MOULDINGS,
S INGLE, LATH, ETC.
Ile feels nfiglent o givingsatisfactiOntothese
who_mayfa ourhira with theirpatronage, as none
brit first -el ss workmen me employed.
I ar Partl rattention paid to CusWin Planing
.201 JOHN H. BROADFO� T.
EG
EMPORIUM.
The sub crib r hereby thanks bibnunierons
customers merehanta and others) for their liberal
patronage nrin the past seven years, and hopes,
f
by strict in egri y and elope attention tO business,
to merit tb ir 0 ufidenee and trade in theinture.
Having reatfr enlarged his ifiddliadat during
the winter, he it; now prepared to pay the
HIM-11E6T .CASH PRICE
For any vci an ity of good fresh -egks, delivered
tit the
•
. EGG- ENOItIVM, -
. Main Street, Seafortt.
Wanted i.y the subscriber 5 Ions di good 4ry
clean W: '. AT STRAW, 1 ;
D. D; WILSON.
999999499944444-4.9 •
ER TUs,
SAMUEL TROTT ,
on and at t4 Seaorth Tub Factory
ber of his well .1.1141avorablyiiewn.
zond Butter iockage&
eka
Ive satIalilet10
SPEC A
LAR
Mr. Trot ex
t he mann act
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ummen
TSON•
ORTE D STOCKNEW BOOKSTORE OPEiSI Et) IN SEA ORTH
.
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D. McGREG R c SON,
,
Stationers, Book Sellers, Book Binders 3.3id Blank Book Manta timers.
MBER THE
GREAT OL THING 0 SE
N calling your attention to onr new bookstoe we beg first tie return our sincere thenksfOr the very
i ,
liberal patronage and univereal kindness etperiene d from. the Farmers, Merchaxr.8and others of
t e County of Huron for the last 20 years, We intend strictly to follow onr own bulb:fess, and deal
all that has a relation to paperand its various uses, nd else everything that is to be found in a
, 1
First -Class Book and Statilonery Stor. -
. 1 -
from our expe once in first-elase shops for the last 45 yea te both In Europe and America, with-
ut egotism we real er Seaforth second to -so other ton in th s Province at our own busineand,
erefore, we look f r an extended and generous support from ur townspeople and umerous fries, ends.
can b had
On the Corn4r is w ere everything ;
ki
that a nfan wants to wear,
I
2 ,
- NEW 1.7-116R1( ROUSE, SEAFORTA!
All Books tor Cheese and Butter 1' les Kept Constantly tim Hand,
- Old Statdin* Accounts moat b Set-
tled nt 0 cc, or Look Out for me- WALL PAPER and WINDOW INDS can gyve be lotind a
Sting.
D. MCGREGOR & SONS Booktore,
Street, Seafath.
ALL BOOKS OF LITERATURE OR BLANK BOOKS
made in a fe hour I notice as we k on hand a Large Steck of
NOt in Stook will be furnishedor W , ee9
• Raw Mat pal.
Printing in Gold, Saver and Bron+0 Yeatky Execlitted.
of 1,1731. CA M PB
r.
Opposite the Mansion Hotel, Main
•
es are the hest in nee, and will
INDUCEMENTS TO
E PURCHASERS.
Bets in a abort thue t000namenee
e of Wash Tube on a large scale..
SAMUEL TROTT, Seaforth
NEW
1 HE
NfITO RAP GALLERY
SEAFO TEL
CALDER
pnow bttee prepared tban ever to furni4A his
patron with a real, genuine life -like
PI tOgraph, or AMbrot-Pve.
Give him call and try him, and if not Parted -4'
satisfied h won't ask you to corneagaini.
A. fewof those superior Sewing Machines known
as the Os rn, on hand and fax sale cheap.
Realm r the place, nearly opposit0 the Man-
sion Hotel Main Street, Seaforth.
. A. CALDER.
THE
RICE OF STOCK IN TRE
CANADA
ER MINING 00/
fAnworT, ONT.,
inereseed to $1.i per share. Should.
0 -be oqual to present inctestionst each
cost ng only $11 : -will- be Worth front
.0. Tor prospectus, itc., a ly to
urAltretarTAI seif• orth.
BUILDE
PLA4SAD SPO1F10.41ONS,
With De ilea Dowbg, got up*mitBitilders by
:GEORGE ilILLUce
(anted and Builder, VianOU r,
890 • Condi/
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