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er val ble Farm P1ole-1'1y Y iU ba
ehe enetien, el the (*urn woroine
forth, ort i'lliarsday, Sept.
at 2 e'clock P. 1., 1, ie.:. Farm No. I,
ef Lot No. 2-7, Cott. 7, 3reR111011,
.11, '.;* CarWrarl. 1.111Q farm contain*
I %.hieh 1111. eel:red. welifeneed, att4
state of cultivetion. the balance ix
, Thai. ie a et -... conerete henget, e
re, 'ethic stabile and shed. There
ef an (trebled. all the treee in
111P:; also a teser.fating fttrearu
eerie tilt. farm ee In% enient to the
e(„ne to the Nee 'arum in the town.
. Farm No.2 ie Lot No. 23, Coto
,h.n.e., OD of le Welt are cleared,
//dee I'M t-elna•K eaitivatioro the
mitered withhat dwood. There le
lts* awl 2 frau e barns—one a bank
lI thee and stede. There is a
4 voting hey. itte fruit trees. It la
*Beth ferret are cOnvenient to
tee and marine s ; No. 1 being with-
eafm, tit, and N ,,, 2 three mileio A
Mad. lealling from each place
No. 1,10 tee e( ntef the pnrebase
A.! on the de: ,e- ,:a1Q, mid the lea-
„enttlea.' No. 2, le per vent, of the
te tee paid len the day of Rale,
and the belittle° ita 5 annual
Ileeired, with otereer at the rate
eel- annum. "Outlier information
n atityliefl t lint t • t the ureic -reigned,
ies. I. Melop, tote Scaforth P. O.
, A:KlettEW COWAN.
I; Auctit ewer. 40e
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MMERG:AL LIVERY,
A I' 0 T II .
in° tetil jug from the Livery
seeferth, begs to thank hie nu-
.; fer then liberel patronage, awl to
e,as dispoced of it to elersere. MAT-
Letre and felVID MeNAUGHT,
prole ieters are fully competent to
tie it sheuld be 1.71113, end in IL
e satisfactiett, he woule,
neitte hie sticcessors to the
fur era the egnet! generous. pat -
m un eetcnded to him tor the
1.1102tlieS BELL.
11 ;opt ictorelt ip of Bell's Commercial
estforththe subscribera wcm14 state
t.el keeping itemizing but tint -dim
trses, and gooel comfortable, stylish,'
els reasonable. LegitIar customera
Xal ira%kr rLbc111Jy dealt with;
t tbe etabl et or at any of the
Uy attended to Mice and Stables
Willson's Agile:11111nel 'tablet:pont
x:n Street.
Inktraseet e; Co.
HE ti.;...kyoitTli
P FACTORY.
LIAMS & CIXFF,
ellS of the Seafh Pump(ntFactory
rz,
xfoe the publIc that all the pampa
by theta are bored with Porter's
:,, -Augur, which, bores a perfectly
awl eoneequertny the suelcere of
an be Olen out of the top whether
;lade* or (41-1410W W0116. In their
te only Quartered Timber, and the
i ranted not to Crack or Cheek when
ter Cisterns and Tanks
lee net made to orcler on the shet-test °
it be very letvest remunerative price.
e are the beet ie use, nelug Warrant-
: to 25, yeals) and the froet dei
tu. The proprietore of the Seaforth
!, lase Melee.; endeavored to keep
h the the/ s, and they are deter -
be outdone by *fly other establieh-
etntry, .MI work ivarrauted, and
tixe belt/ince-H.
WILLLVMS ei CLUFF.
I
riAROESS. SHOP,;
.17 R
n&L 171.retirirte„ freni the Hatrraesat
r..tell '4 in Zitriell, begs to thank hie
es for their hberel support, and
xe has, diepoeetl of hie business to
Iiq p. who 11.44 beeu working: for
He fete no heeitation fti
.)ir. Eipp t�! the public; generally
C-1*.11.• AVU1 krur.11, end one who will
iilaVtitttr,- Altai rill thus re -eon -intend -
to tl11 Y14iC beepeak for him
patronege widelt has been eX-
f ,e the last secem }entre.
N C. WIDEMAN.
.reitio it trent Mr. Wideman his
sLop and tette+, the sal/scriber
be intend,/ keeping on hand
eret-ele 1etoet.of Brave- and Light
vetelthiug rzimerally kept in the
tit 1(1 l2 attentien paid to making
r e,t Repleelug promptly attend
-
:1. 1,,:ti1nut t Chergee Iiborah
WM. 7,nr1eh, Ont.
AFORTH LAUNDRY
Latuilre ewe in full working
1 ertlerifer Washing, Ironing
pot/1114y tteuded to. Partieit
L)O8( 'fl itbifrut Starchthog or
leorrinite
eeatednt tiu rate of three cents a
It?q, tht urti %%ell be dumped
itmairee Sat isfactiou guar -
GEORGE Fonerrs.
Foreyth has
. eeeeney fer the ertipievineut of
t• -t 'or eounecititen With ihe Latin -
:hint; to eeettre tetrvante will be
e ht re tbe! ean get them. Ser-
:! -tire plare will 1/c instrueted
• r.1 Termeeeuta fer each ap-
.1;e;E Poitti YTH, IVO
W TN EY;.
0,ferre he r eritatoutere and others'
re moved her tin shop to the
ore/tided 1y Mekong. Logan
Las uew o hand au immense
AND STOVES,
eel will be disposed of at her ens-
GANS.
f'Mik C1421t eau be eiteplied to
I 04-, 11Nr NEY'S.
IfE
left(ENIX
Oil RANGE COMPANY,
ENGLA.ND,
N. WATSON,
.%Palaff, This (del 'O.:lateral
ottbOshael 12117-,e, dote bug -
tee werld, dupe the eczood
1 'tee Kireelore, letye Itg
7. -ele an I lib( ralit,e, lei rates
307-26
A SEE'D WHEAT.
.1- ,-a:P 1)12 1.11-1 terra, west
tlAift 4one:tor VA-
• se,
•' 11 11111;11, Sm,00th
trit;t, 11711(//,
• r tban most
ee, 1) Or biter sowed. It
•h ;Iran :MY
t*Wa tter erepe than the
. eft del. Pt iee.:e2 per biotite',
feeNDieleOlt0 If Off.
UP. PAY UP.
:J., '4 F tik.11i:.i S tor. Seaforths
11 areonete in my hands for
ere, retoteeted to -Call and
e et. e1thrqe: at 010.34 or they
: , re leenesTeste,
srseenete-e e trohneetens
(areb 11474, 828
'T. -17
1875.
Gaieties,
Where ten nen will Cheerfnlly Jay
down their 1we81 for a . Woman, only one
will carry her a euttle of colt,
it bade fisiky. Ru
grew liniment, agi
thrinked, the mixt
, me bekase it tasted
TH
ed his face
1 •39 yearo
r ,and wudde,
nasty, but tli
h kart
age.
t pay
l
- til' work hits 111114d8, eeckan.
-The happiest momenta in a wetnan's
hre are when she is making her weeding. ” 1<aee 232, Ole 1isses Boggs. Ana
pleas ; tile saddest, whenher hue-
d comes home late at night, and yells
to her from the front steps to throw bins
out le01110 keenholes, assorted sizes, .
--The new cattle disteMper in Eng-
land is called " the foot and mouth dis-
co/fen The same thing has prevailed in
this Country among statesmen for yea) s
pet. Its jirin nple feature, and that
which gives ;t it name, is that the vic-
thtt can't open lie mouth nithout put-
ting his foot mto it, , 1
—"Oh ! I've loved before," said a
Detroit 'wen3an o her fourth husbanc,
as she took a handful of hair from Ins
bead, because h objected to hang out
1
th, _e w,,e Nek'evsewr asiulting
l(i:
sonny. The Milli
i
makes boys grow," remarked a Massa-
chusetts tramp the -other day, when ' he
took a silk umbrella away from a lad in
the niidst of a rain storm. ' !
—When a ma4 goes ta a quilting pertly
about tea time, end sits down. on a ball
of wicking with la long darning needlb in
it, he will think of more thingsConnect-
ed with darning iin it minute than he can
Mention in two hours. .
-1
—A tailor of a melancholic 'temper
meat was observed recently sitting cross
I legged on the Canada shore, gazing. i 1.
i tently at the Horse Shoe Fall with i
1 s
I thick clouri of spry. A reporter sto e
up unebeerved, and heard him mutt
"What a place 0 sponge a coat"
—Ile was a mean Man who, when tie•
ed for his money' or his life, recuet4cl
the burglar. to take theelife of his wife,
as she could n10 possibly live if he
died, but he con d worry along witiloti t
her. ,
—Then you wpii't Iend me your Vet .
ede hey ?" in ired one boy of anot r.
"No, I won't' e
next- time ou
shan't come I
holler," ,
—A Scotch ir
for his dryness
ene of his age
partook of a cu
gob no bisnes, but
nes awl a huinbug,
celebrated Dipse
sed drank like cold
Must put somethin
feel sik and bad. '
got the roks."--Th
I
that the in,ost affluent can afford. The
simile dreti in which Romer enfolded
liel.n—th' same thsit Aspaeia •ans
Cleo latra rore—wante nothi,4; in mag
-
nide nee b reason of cin g se fitted as
to i eyed the outline of the limbs;
nly two dresses
le cut to fit the
ir'being splendid BARGAI N
e • but the plain,
moths° and costly charms of
imming. There is no limit,
hould be none, to the pont-
rilliancy in woman's attire
spectacle be honest,- consiet-
onious. -To quote from M.
dies in this branch of art ---,-
of persu ive and fasemat,
terest--" the,pict ire should not be
xi the l frame,' The face alone is
ll of f minine beauty ; and it is not
uch say, with one of our greatest
r -day hilosophers; that the woman.
but c ts a shadcjw of a graceful
e wall conf es a- favor on the
o'd luck, then, to the pinned.
which sugg elts more in the
holesome aid felicitous re -
all the oman suffrage
rains have ever
1 ,
Petr reles Laura had
for 'tate ecaeions, bo
figm situ st like a glo
ness did n t prevent th
with gay,
hue nd t
and here
bilit es of
only let th
ent nd ha
Nal c's stu
for rt it i
ing
lost
not
too
latt
Who
igti e on t
world. 0
bac skirt,
way of
fon tha
oche
cone
lenty ( rintlee .
Gav her sunii of my
lorikou,' whieli she
e--- tsich it evtie too.
in itito make her
he 014.Wonemlen has
Saniearian. , I
•
371
• !
Y 81sitteitil 1.
sn't a better 'Class of
to deal with t n the
onally you will find
cernin certain busi-
amus ngly peeuliar. ,
erman subscriber of
y called. to 1 Vertise
,ording to th long, '
ulated
-
As a rule, there
People in the world
Germans, but, occas
folic whose ideas co
nese traneactions al
For instance : A G
the fattrtzal recentl
a lost cow, and, ac
established custom of this well -r
print shop,. wo im ediatchr wiote the
notice and figured p the cost of Ipubli).
cation. ' 1
- " Vat ish dat ?' asked our friend,
Fleeing the butt end of his whip On our
- ,Lost Ociw,
etter sum of multiplication. -
We informed. him that it would cost
him so much to advertise his lost cow
three weeks. - 1
" You make me pay for dat ?"
"Certainly ; we alway take
advertising."
" You take pay, eh ?
dam sevindle. I schribe
nal bapers dese tree years, and n
charge me yoost for one ittle ad
oy mine cow."
"But we—"
"Yoe slitop my bourn 1 bape
" But you—"
"You shtop my hournel bap
I got some more in .Daystraw, p
iny ; und you ' gome leedie en
ay for
el, dat •sh one
it dat shour-
w you
ertise
horn oud."
• "But see here, my friend—"
"Very well, then, t " I.go right away nnd d nd got
chimney burns y u ed mit you. py krashus. Tink y•
to our backyard and some shleep mit a' yeas I, don
Sharge me yoost fo • adve tise vO
inister, who was fained It vas better you dend gone me.4
here, nnd I schribe mit dat
n the pulpit, celled on gome
hearers, and as usual nal more as tree year, but you Me
of tea. He remarked flied und you shtop'nline bapers
to the guid wife that her •
teapot get it next time, at ash vot
ma
very slowly. "Deed, ey,"quo' the gu.id kind et )?Y ahirainY l
ersel' ; it has an mew Wu
e tried to explain ; e lost 11), m and
got a three -Week's ad ertiseMent of
exclaimed a man, rdsh. "lost gow, by shiminy !-- otve/1 urttal.
d telegraph station the .
he express train's one Startling Depr ciat n ir
s, wad
shim -
d dat
shed -
u got
you?
cow
ven
shour-
es me
fore I
I am
wife, "it's like
bad delivery."
—" Thunder,
ing into a railro
other day. "
off the big br'dge '.' "Many killed, A very intelligen old d
many killed ?" screamed the by-standers.
by an ante-bellum friend t
"Not a one," replied the other, " 8110 for the tirst time since th
just went on at one end and went off at old manse delight in seein
the other, just as usual." sa s tickler friends lin old ine
---" Don't you know the prisoner, Mr.
, bounded. After al hearty hand;
Jones ?" " Yes, to the bone." " What and a protracted laugh peculiar
is his character?" "Didn't know 1.te
, Southern darkey, the gentlernan a
had any." " Does he live near you ! _ ,‘ Well, 'Uncle Joe, how are y
"So near that he ha's spent only five
, ting along in the world.?" ! '
shillings for firewood in eight years. , 'orter slow, - M arse ,
" Did he ever corae in collision with you rhetimatiz right smart lately, and
in any matter ?" "Only once, and then ain't gone 'zaetly right no1 how,'
he was drunk and e mistook me for a the darkey.
lamp -post," " From whet you know,of, "A great Many changes 'hay
him, would.you believe hiin under oathi?'
"That depends upon circumstances. If Vace since I last saw y u, Un
eath has taken your old master away,
he was to much intoxicated that he did the family are scatter ,1 a,bo t the
not fcnow what he was saying, I Would ;
if not, I wouldn't." •four quarters of the globe, the farm is
divided up, and strange s ocen y the
--A youngster being required to write old house. It makes one 'eel rig it sad,
a composition upon some portion of the Uncle Joe, to think of th ohau•es that
human, body, (selected that which unites have been wrought by old Father. ime."
the head to the body, and expounded as " Yeas," replied Uncl Joe. "You
follows : " A throat ie convenient t
-° 'member when I was a slave t orked
have, especially to roosters and nainisters. hard at odd times, an( made money
The former eats corn and crows with it ; 'nuff to buy myself. f paid or massa
the latter preaches through his n, and $l,000 for my freedom." . .
then ties it up. This is pretty much all , it. ,',' Yes," said Mr,' —, " f r7 ,
ember
' I can think of about neeke." . .,-
--Forewarned, korear m SI—Puri re- ,, Wish I had dat money Dow," mused
porter before dinner) : "Beg pardon,
the old darkey," . .
my lord, but could your lo dship kindly " Well, yes," replied Mt. ' , " it
oblige me by giving me a hint. as to what
your lordship is efoing to sayin reply to would be quite a fo .une for you, '
" Lots o' fortu e, Sar," said he old
Lorclship,„.: man mournfully:;. " anevery ,time I
think about I kin er rue the Bargain:
the duke, when his grace p eeposes your
l'En Ping ;7, Nigger was wuff a housanct dollars then,
duke says 1 but now he ain't uff a cuss. ' Mighty
Our reporter : " °11) I can °blig9 Your changes in die w rld, massa."---- rieke-
lordship with what his grace is go- bar°, Reraid.
ing to say, I've got it all in my poaken " I r
1
—Pun& A Man Who Di n't Overestimate
—A colored Man, emplOYed. as a deck
_ ,
rkey
ovl
war,
, one
ti ' es
slue.
as met
day
nd the
Mas.
as un -
eking
to the
ked :
u get -
en had
things
eplied
e taken
e joe.
lordship's health ?" 1ii
" How can I tell you what
say until I've heard what th
hand on a propeller was ru' lung around
Hi self _l
or
town yesterday, and inouiri g where the A Hebrew mere lent from a cetera
into ou of our large whole-
Ils were. " Polls ? Polls ? repeated GAY went
the citizen, "why, there's! 'no election sale houses, the other day, and
wished to buy about $11,500 w
going on now."•There h in't ?" No,
sir.' The Man stood for a Moment look- goods. lie was willing to pa
ing greatly disappointed, arid turned fee cash, and .give his note for nin
for the rest of the bill. Ifhe 11111
the river with the remark ; ''And now
de programme is to finddat sleek young up the house which the custome
mon who said dey was paying $6 a piece sented, and came to conelusion
for vota.s !"—Dutil.olt Free P • note wouldn't be of much value.
, --The editor of the Dre8
rather absent minded. He
sition of loca,l." •on the
/en Donese is, concluded, however, to sell I
held the po. goods he desired, 'asking a !duffle
st Albans vance in the usual n•ice t eover
.
Pioneer several years ago, and was alone 1 (mut of the note. The
in the office writing up one items one and the bill amounted
morning, when a stranger eame in and purchaser paid tbe $1,2
presented a Romp of pap.- with the note for the remai
-words scrawled awkward
ijamb and deaf, -and have n
bread; can you help nee ?
glanced at it, looked up, th
ale wa
$1,45
, and
der. ;
• "1 am "Now,mine fiends," 1 said
thing to buy vants you to gif me von presen
' Wheeling vays has a present after so big a
n out of the
window, trying to recall • local item.
" How long have you been that way,"
he asked, a little absently, " About 10
years," saidthe dumb an, thrown
vtr his guard. The " loc 1" instantly milts a silk dress for mine vife."
resumed his labors and t1 edicant did" 0 we can't :do it," said t mer.
not persist. , chant, "but I'll tell you what w will do.
_When a youngster .wis les to trick We will $ve you your note."
the whole family at onae; h does it by " My note ! No, Py gracious, 1 takes
abruptly asking at the ti e " Say, pa, ze necktie !" -
a
e' Well," replied the ercha
can't give you mueh of lprese
you can pick out a, neck ie for
if yeu wish." I
eio. 1 vents ro neck
said he
rth of
$1,200
ty days
looked
repre-
hat his
They
irn the
ent ad -
the am -
made,
, The
rew his_
" I
. I al -
ill."
t, " we
t, but
ourself,
ies.
XPOSITOR.
W
es tItio,t uneasy
cted.
AB
A decide
St. eters
hig speed.
Her outer
met 1, an
uses in
vess Is, a
like. In
boat this
CO plie
gine mak
revo ution
stea at
the toiler.
beid 48
has 1 feet
of h
nin
pow
or
whi
in d
pitc
at of. Great Speed.
success hat been achieved at
urg in the construction of: it,
boat on an improved plan.
hell is made entirely of Munt
Roy of great duvability, much
urope for sheathing wooden
•d for axle
trial with ne of the fasearings and the
test 1
new craft jroved victorious,
ng 19 miles per hour, the en -
ng an average of nearly poo
r minute, working with
00 pounds per Square uich in
• This vessel is described as
et long at the load line and
at the beam, and 3i feet depth
ld, wlitile her mean depth is one foot
inche . She is fitted with coin -
d en nes, said to be of very superi4
orkmiknship in every respect, and
h driv1e a screw two feet rime -Inches
amete and three feet four inches in
CHEAPErST-SPOTE
IN T0\N,
rli 'NZ'
TR GRO ERY IN T1E NEW BLOCK)
Nearl Opposite the Post Office!
Has
e'ea,
and
selli
ye know that old inan 11,11.Jives . up on
the Dodgetown road" TI en there is a The Tied]Bacl pres .
general opening of mouths. and pa and ; The Boston Cot rier, h an a joie on'
all the rest bend forward w th straining the iiiined and pill -ban style cf dress,
eyes, and want to know' " ;Vhy, what's wou d not make Greek slaves a d lady
the matter with him 1" T1 e boy allows ; (.odivas of the wives and daughters of
• them to reach the height of inpatient in, ti the land, but neither would lit have
terest in the Matter, when 1e eonlY an' ! the 'so swathed in clothes as t refute
eounces ; " Nothin' pa ; I pnly wanted ito t iu cyc all the anato y of t e books
to know if you knew bine that's all,"
and raise a stispiition that thee lovely
rmaicls.
aye the
build a
a piece
uire desire
not eq tinced it
that it canonly be
structuled grace and
udering
years of
apping,
pinned -
le finger
revive,
Gednoeugbifit
of the,
anciente
eir
not
the
he
ft°1LO
aerifi
he con.
lapare,,
And ''the little upstart" c, .tches up his I visiens are coast noted like m
hat and rushes out of the Ouse with a 1 It is reasonable o preisume,
chuckle, while all sorts of: appellee/1one ; CO alien that God knows, hoW to
indicative of disgust follow 'him from. all I woman,- -and. that, having finishe
around the ta,ble. leSs han a week I of work of that kind and pron
he will do it again.---Danbtry -Yews, very good, he doe
. - ! it to be so adorn&
A Doctor's pi 17, renogna" ecl in its
A pocket -diary, picked u
of a neighboring city, woul
dicate, from the followin
tracts that the owner es te
in theetreet , beauty by au aetef blind and bl
I
seem to in. faith. Hence, after these many
i
choice ex- multifarious and nservicable w
a inefleal ' we are inclined o regard the
:back skirt as a re,ielatiotil, with t
it intended
man :
''Kase 230, Mary An le
nes. washwornan, 8ieknes
Fisik sum pils $o pe
Ped Inc one dollar, 1 kua
get good kuatter and
"
Kase 231 Tummes
Nirishs'
man, Lives With
what keeps a dray----Sikqe
lib and tow Mak eys,
'Wetter twict it day of 551jellop, and fish with as
rltins, Bis- of Provideece in
in her lied, confidence in the irst chapter of
ifix ; age 52, an( to restore to cheating an
tot bogus. Mind inr world the o d come tions
a her talc mo fc ale form divi e, which the
I • I e °lassie in th ir history. t
rink, /genes, tr and their scul ture, doe
eady lo that all displ y hou1d be
digg in the in this reforma ry tightenin
to drink my fro t breadths of skirts. On
rily bere and tr ry there. is st
eddy to Mak for the richn
1 room, and
s of tax ure and color
ehe
J.
BRO
NELL
Just revived another supply of that
which 'MIS given sueh gocid satiefaetion,
notheri lot of GunpoLer Tea, worth 80ce
gat 74O..Also a lot 4fine Sugars very
est Price palein (belt for Butter
P.
and Eggs.
J. BROWNELL,
D01111111011 Block, Seafoeth.
WHO VVANTS
•
TO GET !CHAIRS FOR 243e. EAC
And k BEDSTEAp •FOR $2
A atatE 11 FOR $6, '
And tt LOUNGE FOR $5.
Our Priees Defy Competition, and when you want
Be
PA
I TO_ BUY
tire an give us a call and examine
Lerfp Stock of
PeL01.4 SET'S,
BEDSOOM SETS,
DINING.ROOM
SOFAS,
CANE CHAIRS,
SPRING BEinii
oor
TTR 'SSES,
LOU, TGES,
ILIPBOARDS,
SIDEBOARDS,
BOOK CASES,
TABLES,
CHAI
TANDS,
TICTU RE FRAMES,
a Miecellaileous Stock of
URNITURE
IlEW AND BEAUTIFUL
HEARSE O HIR
OFFINO AND SHROUDS
FIT ..AIERA LS"URN SHE.
OM US A CALL.
Nc TroublO to Show Goode.
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T. JOHNS & Co., Seaf rtb.
NEW WI
NEW FL
NEW CO
NEW PRI
NEW SCY)
NEW HA'
NEW Sill
Amma°711
THIS WE4K SHOW
S IN NEWi ()REISS Go0D8..
NNELS,
TONS, _
NTS,
RFS,
18,
IRTS,
AT ci
-4W BLACK SILKS,
NEW SKIRTS,
NEW SHEETIle GS,
NEW, TWEEDS,
NEW C0LLAR8,
NEW CAPS,
NE'W DRAWEtt
UR POPULA1R LOW PR
P._
ES
1\71E3W C31-003DS rrt-irta wa
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THOMA
S KIDD'S EMPORIUM.
PR CES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
G-000
EXTR
tsINE
intEs
ALL
)10SI
MILL
REA
HATS
BOOT
12 YARDS
PRINTS, 100. per Yard. -
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PRINTS, Fast Colors, j.2c. per Yard.
BLACK LUSTRES, Reve bible, 5e. per Yard.
GOODS, in all Styles, Opra 8,e, per Yard -up.
4
OOL SHIRTING, Only 05c. pe Yard.
RY AND 0 -LOVES, Chep.
NERY, the Cheapest in
MADE CLOTHING atla Grea
AND CAPS, At Cost.
AND SHOES, Very LoW.
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0- T-2
. 1\1- M 13 374
,
,
:
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Sacrifice,
OF HEAVY FACTORY 0
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FO r; BUTTER AN
, IN EXCHANGE iloR GOODS
Air CASH PRICES.
TTON
410111111011•11
3E3 litC1-.A.IINTS
SUMMER CLOTHING.
.10{. CAMPBELL
WILL offer his svhole Stock of Summer °Jett-
y ing at Low Prices. As these are of A snperlor
class to what is usually kept for such purposes
customers will do well to cell and buy theta.
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D EGGS
THIR'TEE POUNDS iF GOOD SUGAR
FOR ONE IO1iLAB.
Best Dundas Cotton Yaril„ $1 150 per Bu ch.
EIGHTEEN DOZEN GRAIN 8A0 -S, BEST QUALITY,
$4.25 PER pZEN.
FE
We hay kome tu t
worth a button; more
' for us. Having kome
as mina] a W011 iteleet
baccoo, Cistern n IS,
Goods, Extracts,
Fruit Jars in Glas
Baskels, also on*
Wholesale and Retail.
delivered at Seaforth.
,
THOMAS
KIDD.
LLOW IZENS
e konklushun that we hav ti tcave in in the blowing line. We kan't blow
•
ver, we kalkulate it pays betiet to allow oar knsteemers tit do the blowing
_
n the above konklushun, we Well me ely intimate ,that we keep en hand
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Stock of Family Grotteriee, bexnprising Teas, Iiingars,1 Geffeee, To-
o
linisim. Bice, Sago, 1, +foe , tickles, Vinegars, Canned
4. Also .Prorisions, 41reen Gitorerfes, F1a4 r and Veed,
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Ware and Stoneware, 1/larket 'ii het*, Clothes lilleskets, Chair
salad !Iwo -bushel Hashetilia. Coal OH of the befit Brune Snit
Also a few thousand of the Best Itricite for sale eitbe at, the kiln o
All Goods 1 -)to phased front Delixete,d Promptly(via Free
STRONG,. & iFAIRLEY,
THRE, OASES NEW FLT HA
a -
A.11 Newdst Siyles Just 116ceived a
AND 0 VERY OREM", TOO.
DRY GOODS SELLING CHIEIPER THN EER.
CA IL FOR YOU R S ABS OF THEM.
G, DENT, SEAFORT11,
GENTS' FURNISHINGS
Will be eol4 at low prices to clear off the Summer
Stock.
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Great targains in, Hats,
Of Which 1 leave a Large and
WELL ASSORTED STOOK.
REMEMBER THE
GREAT CLOTHING HOUSE
On the Corer is where everything can. be had
tiat Amen wants to "rem
NEW Y RK HOUSE, SEAFORTH.
Ohl Standing Accounts must be Set-
ited at °twee or Look Out for Some-
thing.
WM. CAMPBELL.
EXCELSIOR MILLS,
EgiONDITILLE, ONT.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
/27/422,82-1,86 eSleer,C688 Since Starting.
TAO you want Ai Blemr s,nd good yield, if so
-3-• give tis a call, tend in every ease malefaction
guarantee& With all the latest and moat im-
proved machinery, we defy competition,.
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CRISTING •AND CHOPPINg
Done at 0000,mA:every effort will be used to give.
first-class satisfaction.
TRY OUR FAMOUS XXX IPLOTJ/I,
FLOUR,
BI?AN ,
kliORTB,
CHOP,
LIVID
FEED,
Delivered to any part of Seaforth, Harpurhey and
Egmondvilbe free of Charge.
All Orders left at Dlr. HILL'S Store,
Senforth, will be promptly attended to.
CHAR.LESWORT_R & 00.
N. Bee -Agents for the Garden City Middling
Purifier.
DOMINION BOOKSTORE
Dominion, Block, Seaforth.
WILLIAM ELLIOTT
BEG S to 'inform the public generally that he
has opened a Book and Stationery Stote In
the front of the
Dominion Telegraph, Office,
Where an assortment et Goods in the above line
• Wili be kept constabtlyon Nand.
SCHOOL. BOOKS,
, BLANK BOOKS,
WALLPAPER,
WINDOW /3LIN1)S,
MAG-AZINES,
NEWSPAPERS, &O.
W31. ELLIOTT.
WESTERN FAIR, 1875.
of Charge. —
$12,006 OFFERED IN PRIZES
COMPETITION OPEN TO ,ALL.,
Seaforth.
Will be beld in the CITY of LONDON, on
si
j. SEPT. 28th, 29th arid 306, and OCT,.
purzz LISTS and Entry Papers May be had at
-A- the Seeretiry's Office. All entrieS are retitled-
: ed to be made on or before SEPT, 18. _
; Railway arrangements have been inade lor ONZ
1. Ilene to London an4 Return.
Dent s Tsrm. Me73111Dge Bearefery.
Western Fair Office
- London, Sept. 8,1275. 40-8
TO BUILDERS,
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS,
With Detailed Drawing, got of to suitBoilderibj
GEORGE MUM,
Architect And Bader, Wroister P. 0.,
800 Collutrof Harm
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