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Early Rose potatoes, 10 e
Coates.
—iloreee--john Corrie,
Squirein Wi ant ; L.
reo, Sglis Stratford;
ringhatn ; Grai
Vm. Mallough, Dungan
Coe, Mitchell ; J. O. leo
r.
d 1mph-wilt8—Thee Cour,
4zthlI ; . Hingston, Brawn
wirtSeal() th.
thet a 1 reu, 41,4 -- Jas. Scott
Grieves, M -Mop.
...__
,'errfbIesurgical OperatIO
a wonderful surgical operation
el ozi the person , of Olara
11 -known New York aetrete,
1.scribed in a letter from
t lady. Mist Morrie, er
curvature of the spine. n
' ago it could, probably, have
tEd, but it was a crisis in her pro,
ih and upon success in surmountin
bstachea her whole future ee
pen 1, and she could not spare ti
aedical treatmentek. see ea,
l entirely to Vallee any .chanire
!("tter, and he fiat of the hi h
1 authoriti abroad confirrae
ears and co idennied her to a
operation, th same to which C
inner eubin tted to for the cure ,
UlS isease. Its main feature is
ne of the fie Ii of elle back from th
l' down to the waist with red hee
'Thelope tion was performed
r the prese ice of Mrs. Worthin
Miss Gabri Ile Greeley and
[am Behnore, the attendingephys
liss Gabrielle Greeley also ten
to the Sere Ycott-er, in which she
"Poor Clapa was obliged to sit -
chair with ber ba.ek bared, and
through the operation with her f
, .
end rigid assrnrble, Dr. Belena
h.omace, and the roaring of the'flanue
_:%vas to heat the iron to a white heat
._
low seconds was dreadful to hear,
'while this 4as going on Professor
marked wit a peneir- the line
was to follcn on either side oft
e Every tench of the pencil sent
I through t us, frame of the poor
but the PPofessor had scarcely
making tic pencil marks„ w
, a flash th iron was applied,
dreadful, T e white point seemed
nk an inch into the quivering font,
it was all over. The doctor said it
wonderful ixhibit Of nerve. "—B
'ournal,
Brook Trout.
r A. Palmer, of Boscobel,
the following instruction s in tru
They o
Ily, althon they don't produce
g
re easily bred and
aieh spawn 4 some fish, yet a. mit.
at amount to trouble the breeder
water to r i e the fish in, each fa
, producing from five to eight hua.
. spawn at two years old, and about
lie that amount at three years old;
they -cannot be raised to any advice
in any other than spring or brook
.x. This may be either hard or soft,
Let largely i i preguated with miner.
Trout, in t, eir natural state, prefer
water or even temperature, but
they do well in pond water if then
eontitutecl supply of fresh water nue
; into it, and will stand a tempers
of 65' or 70 ; but water which rine
le a high temperature will not refs
iany trout as that of more even tem
Lture, The same applies to still
er. They 4,re great consumers
gen, and cold water contains m
1 warm- water, and running 1V8
k than pawl water. In building
ds we try to ;lave a fall from one pond
ip.ther to carry this propertyinto -tin
P.L. We find in transporting trout
t, ae long ai the cars are moving
I.- need littlO attention, but if they
a short tinie the water must be
at* 1. They are cheaply raised. Be
wild blooded, they waste no food in
pi"*.4 up the heat of the _body, and
Lds which have been built a few years,
LveIl as broets, produce a large gra
it of insects and nearly enough to fell
at trout the water will bear. I an
line about 50,000, ranging from tiss
-„ghteen ine es in length, the larger
portion sma , and they will not eats
f fieer a da. Milk curds, any kW
Lt that is fresh, or other kinds Of do,
ce ;food food for them."
_
dimio.rimmirri, ,.. hat
-ArtiOng the cattle livetlatel
Lipped from Montreal to Englan
rove of 1W steers', averaging 1,30
nda weight each, were sold in tbs
;lisle market for i'.27 a head. The totil
it on the drove is estimated st
9, '...
-mr. Thomas Jackson, of Lot 6,
idon Road, Ilympton, has this Yell(
cal, en 40 aeeekt of land, 2,270 bilk-
erain, consisting of spring whesk
kee, e cai; awl wait. The gram is all
very. best quality*
. a Lumbe mans' Conventioa he
Iticago lately, one of the speake0
: t eanad Ft could, drive Almeria!
,eim.cn out Of the eastern marketeff
(led to do so. A conunittee fe.
red against r proeity with (analL
.1 )u ii a rccnt thunder storm,
rig leify, liviiW in St, John, N.
le; ecated at icr Rowing machillee
Tutio,nt wa- struck by lighttur
hoe. i he op rator's arms were pti f
mivzti 3. Site has net yet recover°
h. ii‘e .
Int ft( rill'e work, " Letter'
si }bell Latitudetn" 1$ being trzgf
A int, I. ren 41 for publication, IA
'•. .ay 6 tl at ltishopi rineonnee
_.e.e Lime', he work,lancl. tleelsrLi
it eoutains nothing . contrarY
morals, and that, in emote`
i: can be given ae Is Prize 111
-The 1. atenay IT of ifartiston, c'j'n
e.. voted on a by-law t° Pur'
Not Lomeli interest was
uetter, 4itil about holf-pali
-,ani a-fee'irtained that the . '
tl "Joint 10 votes* A met
fie "f he mei at the close of the poi
..- • " . reins'
vOt,,I• V.',V5 dee area a tie, o.f•
ieer gave t a; casting vote in folf
by. law,
-Mr. frauk Donnelly 5iliPI*41 fre°1
ton ri el, ip of Booangtiet, lad treeeekt *
1,e -e:: el titian ughbred sheepto 'lila'
ita. The eb( ep were purehasedfr00
el
- beret of Mr. Stone, of
lodsci.. of Sylvan ; Miller, of __,
, WKey, or Adelaide, and 11 see
✓ are iirst-class animals,
G rare prices in that Western
re were 60 head altogether.
--The County of Lanibton heea 0 .
0 0
y tunperane people. . en
nbers of the County Councii 4e:
Wee a by-Jawat its next ees:510,0 '
suppression �f the liquor trali0 ,..„.4..
aty. At a temperance mass
SEPT. .24, . 1875.
ing, held in Forrest last week, the spi
ers with one accord u ged the submis
t
of the Dunkin Aethe people of the
county at an early day.
—Mr. G. Tisdale, day.
Brantford, has a
snowball shrub in hitt garden, which for
the last two weeks hes continued to put
forth muncrous flower*. This is anoth-
er of the" freaks f nature," we sup-
pose.
—Mr. Jetteph Kenynon, of Colorado,
visited Guelph Central Fair, and was so
well pleased with what he saw, that he
made qui ' extensive purchases of prize
animals in the sheep Glass, among them
being two 2 hearling rams and four ram
lambs, frc'm James Russell, Richmond
gill, and Borne Lincolns and Cotswolds
from Richard Gibson and George Doug-
las, London.
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senteneesemmennemennumaemmenmeni.
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Auction Sales.
Saturday, Sept. 25, on Lot 20, Cott. 9,
Stanley, Farm Stock and Implements.
George Clark, proprietor; J. P. Brine,
suctioneer -
Thurs y, Oct. 7, on Lot 30, don. 7,
Hibbert, arm Stock and Implements.
Sohn McConnell, proprietor, T. King,
auctionee
Satardabi, Oct, 2; on Lot 4, Con. 13,
McKillop, Farm Steck and Implements.
Peter Fieher, proPeietor ; J. P. Brine,
auetioueer.
DE.TH8.
Moesoe.--rIn Stanle , on Sept, 17, Thos.
Mossop1aged 46 y ars, '
Regent,...,In Usbo e'on Sept, 8, Eliza-
bethi r liet of t late Wm, Dowry,
aged 63 years and 10 months,
BOULTON. in Elie •r, on Sept 13, Anne,
second daughter o Mr. II. C. Boulton,
aged 3 rears. I
,
Seleneneee-In Exet r, on Sept. 13, Geo.
Nelson, youngest son of Mr. Samuel
saneleeS, aged 5 i. • nths and 9 days.
, Moonz. In Wings .m, on. Sept, 10, of
consum tion, i •, beloved wife of
Win Moore, aged ; years.
NICHOL, In Turns Try, on Sept. 9,-J.
Nichol, aged 68 y vs.
Rooaogo,-.-At ifolneesville, on Sept. 19,
John Holmes Esq., late M. P. , for -
Huron and Bruce aged 71 years.
JONES.- in Colborne, on Sept. 21, Mrs.
Oeorge Jones, aged 80 years.
oAs
HILL'S BITtANNIA HOUSE
sm.A.troEvri-T.
ESTAB
ISHED 18615.
W HILL, in
• the seas
the etoek is now
and has lug pure
dulineets of the
offer some spec
touters. and e n
partietila 1
the New Stook o
ii
Cottons,
Meetings, -
Prints,
Shirtings,
IN TR
1875.
smiting the Fall Circular for
of 18 i59 desires to notice that
lets, well assorted and large,
with the advanattge that, the
✓ et gives to the buyer, eats
vantages to Cash Cosi.
tly invite a visit from the
fee as worthy of attention
Are the Newest
Felt
THE CL
Is well supplied tv
and Silk Mixed
In Pilot, Presid
in the New 14
Blankets, Hug
Floor Oil Cloth
. Hosiery and
unlimited varlet.
-THE
Is made a Spec a
experienced pr
ready ohtaine
given, Every srt
manship and ft.
materialfor t
The Gatti;
A WORO
Coneiderahle Alt
premises have bee
creased faciliti s fa
II
has been °zero sed.
and value. Co ft
buyers, and a ons
value will out nue
1 i
Goods, Shawls,
yes; Mantles,
de,• Wineeys,
arpFancies, Ftire,Sce.
•
I LLI NERY ROOM
a of Straw, Silk, Velvet and
, in great eariete,
DEPARTMENT
„.
Breed Cloths, Tweeale, Plain
ies for suits. Overcoatinge
(aver, , Beavers, and Meltons
Flannels, White and Grey
ggets, House Rugs, Carpets,
wellings, Damasks, ie.
, of ;which there is almost an
A:
0.m1tut
11.0R0 I Ng G
It 4ex ' emontof an
it nman, and the success &I-
s evidence of the satisfaction
el guaranteed as to both worir.
full supply of fashionable
nitt trade.
Mrrenarei,—JouNieroie.--On Sept, 14, by WI,
Rev, G. A. Mitchell, A. kr, at the
Methodist church, Winglisen, ‘. John
Mitchell, Of Turiiberry, to Anne Jane
Johnston, of Easti Wawanosh. .
MeFente---Gettoo. At the residence -of
the bride's father- Exeter, on Sept. 16,
Mr. R. MeFauldof Seaforth2 to Miss
. Sarah Grigg. eldest daughter of Mr.
W. Grigg, Exeter.
CAItTER,- .1...AYL011., in Blyth, On Sept.
8, by *eV A. McLean, Joseph Carter,
to Mary H. Tayl r, all of Blyth.
BI FLTH13.
HAMDLETON, —in Brussels, on Sept. 6,
the wife of Mr. Alford Hambleton, of
a daughter..
r.n
MoDoet e. --In Talton, on Sept. 13,
the wife of Mr. wis McDonald, of a
daughter.
MITCHELL, —In M rris, on Sept. 15, the
wife of Mr. Aleeander 'Mitt:hell, of a
daughter, i
Seteutee-In Brussels, on ,Sept. 12, the
wife Of Mr, James Smart, of twin
daughters.
HASSAH1?,—In St rton, on Sept. 8, the
wife of ReV. It. Haasard, of It SOIL
WATSONr' —In Bay eld, on Sept, 17, the
'wife of Rev. Mr, Watson, of a son.
ROURKE, —in MoKillop, on Sept. 4, the
wife of Mr. Jas. 'Rourke, of a Brian,
LAX131Z11.—In. Seeforth, on Sept. 9, the
wife Of Mr, Thomas Latimer, of a
,
daughter. 1
MARsu.4--In Hullett, on Sept. 16, the
wife of Mr, Peter Marsh; of seen,
01:548AC ' —In M Kill'op, on Sept. 19,
the wife of Mt, James CaSSZO 1 of a
daughter,
Cox.—In Hibbert on Sept. 22, the wife
of M6 john Co of a daughter. 1
,
THE ARICETS.
1• SiAFOUTH, Sept. 28,1875.
Business on th market is beceming
brisk again. -Wh at is corning forward
in rod quantities although deliveries of
other opting gram are as yet light. The
quantity of wheat arid barley is generally
i uferior, and buyersslook ,closely at
,
sample, as will e, seen by -quotations,
prices take a wide range, and nothing but
a superior article will secure the highest
price. • We quote:
Fall Whe t....,, .. , , ... . ..... , 0 00 'to 105
• Spring Wheat, per bttehel......... 0 90 to -1.011
Oats per luheI I . 0.82 to 0 82
Peas per ushel„ , .-.i .... , ........ 0 60 to 0 66
Barley pr bushel.... . „ . ... ..... 46 to 0 70
Butter, to 1, Loose, 0.18 to 0,17
„ .000 to 034
Flour, i.see barrel- , , - • , _ , . _ , . 0 50 to 600
Hay. „ , . , . , .-• . ...... ............ 7 00 to 10 00
Hides. . 13 00 to 4 00
SheepSalt (rot Ill per barrel, 0 80
skrs .... ... i ... — .. ,0 80 to 0 66
Salt (wholestale) per barrel, ... , 4, 010
Potatoeg new, per bushel.... ', , 0 00 -to 0 80
Oatmeal ,O)' bri.. , ... . .... , P 00 to 0 00
Wood...-- . „,....., o r s • ..... • 2 00 to 250
Beef.. .. . , I 400 to 000
auserois, Sept, 23, 1875.
Fall Wheat, per busbel....,....„ . 85 @ 1.05
Sprittg Wheat, per busthel, .„ P 90 1 00
Oatts, pe bushel- , 0 02 «0 0 00
Barley, ecrr bushel 0 00 «0 0 70
Peas, per bulthel- , , „ 0 08 0 0 66
10 r OA 01.
Potatoes . „ „ „ 025 (4 085
0 18 0 011
i-10 00 0 11. 00
Eggs, ,
Ilay, pee toe
Pt'
cents
tablis
cents
• 20e p
fall Iv
t
tot
whoa
tot
=din
ping,
51 12
butte
-.4-----
- i
LuNnON, Sept, 23, 1875,
es are weal er. A reduction of 15
ere cental n the week has been co-
ed on all inds of wheat, and five
n peas an oats,- An advance of
cental 0 all No, 1 barley. Deihl
emeat, old, , 'I 80 toeil 90 ; new, $1
'1 80 ; Treadwell fall, old, $1 70
; new, , 1 50 to $1 ; spring
old, ,51 to- $1 65; new, $1 45
'0 ; bane good, $1 05 to $1 80 ;
$1 30 to $1 50 ; poor, for chop-
]. to $1 ; ; peas, good, eell at
$1 15; poor, $1 06 to $1 10 ;
22.e to 2 • eggs, 12e to 156,
((crashing Department
-
ery complete.
0 CUSTOMERS.
ration and addition to the
made this year, giving in-
businese. The utmost care,
n purchasing both as to Style
Ii attention to the wants of
tit deterruloation to give full
to be the leading features at
I
RS' §TORE,
FORTH,
1\T
strocir
AND
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT'
GENE#
To sNTO, SePt, 23, 1,876._
ipts were 1,000 bushels of wheat
at $1 iJ3 to $1 0 for white, and $1 03 to
$1 06 rot. Tre well, Spring tiold at
$1 03 to $1 O. gBarley, of which ithe
receie tn were 15,000 bushels, ranged
from '5 to 96e. Of peas 200 bushels sold
at 75c. There were 100 buh. of oats
veld a 38e to aec. The receipts of hay
were lodlerate and ranged from $16 00
to $2' 00. But r, 25c to 28e. Eggs,
15c ti 16c.
—
---e
Sc Ansi. ,o--ru 1 lines and close prices at
Luz s Grocery.
INS
OF
1
L DRY GOOD
Q-ROOER
CTION INVITED.
01EAT lCLEARING
GRAY,).701ING & SPA LINO.
CANA IAN COMM =SION.
Internal' illonni Exhibition o I Stili.
OTICE IA hereby given that the expense Of
transportation of articles transmitted to tiflo
Centennial ixhibition at Philadelphia will he
borne by the Canadian Commission, and thatthWy
will be resp risible for any loss or damage motile -
L
ed by exitib tore. They will also furnish all sho
elutes, eoun re, elteiving,Ice„ and will provide the
requisite :.convoniences for the transmission of
power from thefts in the Maehinery Nall. Arti.
chit; for Exhibition will be free of duty unlese sold
torus° Inthe United States. Artieles sold to be
shipped to other countries will be free of duty.
Entries clo� on 1 ti November next. Articles to
be delivered in the different Provinces not later
than 1st of reb isle. ExhibUion of animals
in Septem 6 aod Qetober, 1870, Immediate ap-
plication i moiety to secure space, snob op-
plicatiou t he forwarded to Mr. W. R. FRAZER,
Secretary i f Advisory Board, 87 Scott Street, To.
re latrine .
1.1 I 1
ronto,
1), menou a
f resehodoner, Ontario,
1 x, nittetutii, secrets'
Ottawa, epteihilier, 1876, -6
-1; of Let 21., C011, 1, London Board, Hay, etin-
.
"'WARM l' ft SALE. -For ' Sale., the North hall
tabling 48 es, 40 acme cleared and under geod
cultivation, the 'nonce well timbered. There 10 a
frame ICOn and barn, also & good bearing ore
hard
of grafted ruit, and abundance of water. iVie
Loudon, II on and! Bruce Railway roue thritigb
the fano, d a station of this railway will beton
the lot. anaiderable portion of the farm could
be diepo ..1-- of for Village lots. The farm will be
old cites Apply to the undersigned on the
Premises i to EadgervillO Post Oillee. ALVA
BASE401*4
L
ONLY.
FA FA L. 1875,
SALE OF DRY. G
CHEAP CAS
i3ROTHE
TORE
IR,
COND IMPOR
VE 112titt DECIDED T
TAPLE AND FA
Polzi
ALL TH.
SE
ARE
EAFORTH.
Ttolom Pon QLTR
•
./1.111 0
MORE HARD TIMES4.
F L GOODS ALL IN
AT DENT'S,
And at p ces that will 'bring good Times Beek.
••••••••••
Mr. D NT would my that he. now buys beet
from th Makers has bought tiouenalir heavy,
and g ing to sell at prices Lower than the Low-
est. In cos Goods, Double the usual stock. In
Shawls nd Jackets, 400 to thoore frets'Ho has
bought ut the entire stock of a ; marafac nrer of
Clouds, hoois, Mainers, fee., 1
•
•
T HALF PRIGE.1
Yon cn buy Wineeye at Deetis as you :can buy
them nowhere else. In Blankets, Flannels, trlrgOds
an Cottons he has secured A 'lave supply, at 75
cents on the dollar, and will. give ptirehaSers the
heneht of it. Covets and Lse.e Curtains i cheap.
3111Just landed to -day,
t SETS OF LADIES' F
All enalities, unusually cheap.- Uoderelotbing.
-
bothifaulies7 and Gentlemen's. Lovely Felt Sklrts.
The Col breltd Prineess Meek LbstresIr ahort,
ever* 11 pertinent is 1111e4 to the ottnoet, Pur -
confer a favorboth on themselves and
ent, by inspectinglais stook, es he meano
, and won't be undereceil
Cheap Dry Goode Estab,,shment.
Chagerg
en
busines
THIS gALL, AUCTION SALE.
OF ER THE WHOLE OF OUR STOCK OF
-�Y DRY GOODS AT COST,
And mod of them have been Opened 0 t within
SONABLE
he past week. Such as
•
PLAT ANb FiGuR D BLACK T.JU TRES Good Valu
PLAI AND FIGUR D COLORED L STRES—New Sha
PAI AN STRIPE'', SERGES--All tvool and Silk and
.,BLACK AND COLO ED DRES SIJ4S—Best Makes.
PLAIN, COECKED 4ND STROED WINCEYS—For Dr
and 4ti4'ts, New atterns.
CHECKED, GREY,
Wool, Union an1 Co ton.
ED AND WHIT
DAR
CORSETS
HQSIERY
CUFFS AND 0
140K FRILLIN
TEACH ED. -For School Section No.
etec p a Male Teacher, holding a second -
.c1400 cent Ate Duties to commence on Jan. 1,
1876. Ap. at outs to be made personally or by
letter, stating salary expected, to CHAS.
Socretary10 School Trustees, Seaforth P.O. 40714
PRINTS AN HITE COTT
LLARS
RU HINGS
TIE
BE S
HAV BRAIDS
k, Duchesse, Va1encirne
idths. FRINGE
so 6 Bale of tho
WILL BE oFFERE
Reniernber this is not a
ALE OF NEW GOO
_ And Custonter8 will Find it to
.
N EXMVI NATION
IS RES
GO
DS SHO
FLANNELS—hi
NS -4n Best Ma
SWITCHES
BUTTONS
VELVET & SIL
Of all
. OF VALEA13LE
MILL PROPE
IN THE
VILLAGE OF WINGH
TN1conseqnence of the diesotution of of
-A- HALLANTYNE *FOWLEH, Saw MOILrS and
Stave Manufactorerst there will be sold bly Public
Auction, on the premises, on
SAt1311111A3r, OCTOJIE'll.-1,01i IS175,
_
At I o'clock in the afternoon, by C.-TAIT SCOTT,
Auctioneer, the following valuable prop Ity,i.viz.:
That portion of farm lot No. 2, originall in. the
Ant concession of the Township of T rnherty, th
lying north of and adjoining e Wiiug,hsun station
grounds, on the Wellington, Grey and Bruce_
'gal -
way, containing about 7 acme, Upon the prOper-
erty Is erected a two-story frame 13111141474/x52,
conaluing a 55 -horse power _engine, and a 40-
horsepower boiler, made by Goldie, WC Hop. &
we slab
in 'blue,
all con-
e whole
in first Seam order MA nearlynew. The e is also
upon the premises a et. shop (fray ) Mafia, 1
1
story, containing stave obiter4- furnace &e., also
etave shed about 800 feet Itnig, also t oo frame
dwelling houses 22x62 and 28486 re* tively, 1/
steryshigh, with wood sheds, well one primp, and
other appurtenances, a frame 04de 10x4.0.
The buildings have all -been created Within the
mill
poet two years and arc in -good. repair, ' The land
Hest along , the Wellington, Grey anti 13 - ee Hall-
way, and arrangements have been ado for a
switch for the use of the Mill, which can at any
time be laiA. A large and paying business has
been done, and A still Inger business may yet be
done on the premises. The onlyreatem for selling
is for the purpose of enabling the effairs . of the
partnerslop to be wound up. The land WIII be
sold subject to &mortgage for $4,500 to Goldie,
McCulloch & Co toad subject Also to the 'payment
of 000 or thereabout* for unpaid purchase looney
due On 13_ Wee thereof. There wilt also be sold at
the same time and place the, following personal
property belonging to the firm, vie.; A quantity
of umber, loge, staves, heading, slabs, *e., Ivan.
of rex, 1 yoke Of oxen, 2 wagons, 1 pair trucks,
1 air boh-sleighs, log tracks, le0 wheelbarrows,
he sleights, and other articles itt use prbout the
mill. Also the pine timber mi about 65 acres of
Lot 80, Con. 12, Wawanosh, subject to the pay-
ment of unpaid purchase money, amounting to
about 4500. TERMS OF SALE -Fell the land
anti fixtures 10 per cent. of the pureliaseimoney on
the day agate, ft sum. sufficient to make up (with
the 10 per cent.) one-third of the purchao money
within 80 days from the (lay of male, the balance in
three equal annual installments with interest at S
per cent, per annum, to be secured by mortgage,
with coveslant for Insurance for the property other
than the land end fixtures. All vounsinnder $50
cash on the day of sale, balance in 3 moitha, to be
secured ter good approved eadoreee notes. For
further Particulars apply to the medicos of the
firm, at Winghaxo, to Benjamin Wilson, Beeve of
Wingham, and to i.be Auctiotteer,
W. BALLTYNE,
497 W. 0, FOWLER.
1
THy
i Coq 2 Ofrotalar ewe, eapers, batting
I Is, gummer, shingle via hbie
e . 4 stave
001)S, nee
°Ilse iing tautnere,,ttiela=ndts colent titlals.o1,1
771
es.
ses
K RIBBONS
Shades end Colors,
11:oniton and Clugney Laces in all
all Colors and Widths.
wn Dundas 'Cottons
EIR RE
Sal
A
heir Adv
EC
Bankru
EXT
tage to Cal
OUR
F ILLY S
WIT
UCE 12 COST PRICE.
t Stock, hut a ONUINE
EMELY LO
Eaffly in Order to (Jet J
PRICES,
'WI Chao,
00 DS AND PRICES
Minh
PLEAS
BE.
N. B.—Ont Show' Room will be Opeped in a few days with all the ates
IEIats, Bonnets, Flowers, Feath &rs, 4e.
SEAFORTII 'September 10, 187'5.
HOFFMAN
Ab -CTI -ON
100 VILLAGE LOTS
NEW ViILILAG.
Hwfonand $ruee nailway.
HODGSON, Anotloneer, has be in-
• strneted by Messrs. G. L PETTY to offer
for sal4 by Public Auction, at JIeauU, at 12
olelock meoxt, on
TUE DAY, OCTOBER 8TH.
100 VILLAGE LOTS,1
sissioso•SirIO.
S.Aii,T.,
IS the me of the first station ,On tli; London,
1.T -_ ..
Huronnd Bruce hallway, north Of E eter, from
which it Is distant Oi miles; 6.milee freou Zurich,
12 from 'Clinton and Seaforth. There in no better
opening; In Canada for any 000 -wisnbig to cow -
Menne business or settle down in aoshewNillage,
mu
whcannot help, owing to its situation in one
of the best farming sections of Ca , bdooinbag
In a stunt time, a plate of considerable cominer-
mal importanee, On one of the best gravel roads
in theBrovinee, which is the only channel of ma-
lt t the lesittents inn the back of _Hay and fitsnley
and those along the Like 0=0 ha*, and con-
nection by railwith the principal eitlef 'being In-
timate, no more suitable j0s4e could be selected
in wide to settle. The preprieters being dear -
Ono to ;
form s village, will give every d..tmeinent
44 to e, azut amidst purchasers every -testy in
their wer, and will sell the lots r endless of
price.illefreeleneente on the 6 alma.
:11!E 210-10per cent. at the time lot per -
chase, 412011gh to MAkO one half thirty flaps there-
after, the ;Wawa in 12 months beaming interest
at 6 par cent. Plans will be n ion the ground on
ility a le, For further particulare apply to
I C. SI, PETTY, Proprietors, Eippeta.0.
W, ii a a e a N, Attetioneero
.507
AUCTION, SALE
OF
WELL-BRED FARM STOCK AND
I IMPLEMENTS,
Wt. Tgoleas =NO lass received i ostmctionts
.4I -L from Mr. JOHN MeCONNELL to sell by Pub -
Ike Auction, on Lot A, eon, 7, phbcrfs on
Thitrinlity, eel' T,10204 the fol owing van.
4)1eprOpeity, viz; 1 spatt of working ,hoisof, one
3 and the other 4 years old; 1 Breeding Smog 8
years-Tag:an Di VarliOg ,iiiiitY, One Sired by
L,L,-'1aond the other ba• Elea, of the Do-
minion; 1 Lord hisaldowt irlog cell; ; 12 rellen
40w2, all In calf to* thor bra 1)4 ; thorit,
bredDarbana bull; 3 yearling beifete, wtOnbred ;
4 qui ealse4q 1 tlfOlear 014 heifer, in ,ail; 0
. eweicsubc,allweinbred; 3. ng4 aooraeo„.
14s:ester rani, from boportea g; 7 rue
bs, 2 lumber warns, ono a prism 'AVM made
fr. Allen, late Of Cromarty; i flair 1 of bab-
e , 1 lons4 ieleirenaoitii ilnitiraztter, 114 4oulAs
team harne; 04441' cutter;elstiwreftsiiner 01 ihierOrriptwowfertiv; eul'1451::;;
= 2 Hot* d -*oaten harrows I. horse raa , aToln
1 erfillie ,;l chains, sugaramid i di4c164; otherrakes, leek' gi,mclilnere"
irwIrrgia be sold about two. acres of turnip* mut
! WIT in the ground. The above stack is of the
description, amid such es is, very rarely
at Auction Saco, tartlet ilesitin4 tUjuir
, i od stock should tot fail tO et
n' the
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,as Mr, McConnell is retiring front farm -
e. wig1 be allowed for emelt on JO Wdit
JOHN xecolirini
0 AS EING, Aoclionter.
'very is
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; offer
I chase
' sale.
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