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Varkete
FURNITURE
tIPTION,
prises to mit the
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enhasere csm .rely
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WY.
!-ed te
rurnitare cusp
"kat, Seaforth.
RROADFOOT.
3K.STORE
Seafarth.
_LIOTT
generally that, he
tationery Store- in
aph Office,
it, the above lin
r on hand,
DOKS
W BLINDS,
MAGAZINES,
&p.
Emorr,
atOTORY
TH.
RASSIE
use of construction
isubstantially built
T WAGONS,
PHAETON&
le, handsomely &t -
y, and will be sold
T Wagons
ear to require pull -
seat on hand- Ditrify
AS USUAL.
nron Roads oppee-
AM (AUSSIE
dng the
rosA000.
virgiuis Leaf.
drd of a Portia.
gh of a Pound to
eommott lest
T. & g, oa
41148
ALTO -N.
argil in DRY
kCERI:ES.
airs and Shoes h
zm got elsewhere.
VARNISHES
hand. SpctiIn-
otes and aceounts-
B at once, otherwise
Edo for collection.
(41;11AR SMITH
TUBS.
torr
Ltorth Tab Factory
favorably known
ter Package&
4 in flee, and will
MENTS TO
LASERS.
time to wzr.menory
5e On a large sieale-
k TROTT, Seafortia
- - "
v. 26, 1875.
A Singular Story.
etkirjaasin Franklin and his Son in the
Revolution.
Some 20 years since, Itev. Dr. Hawks,
rector of Calvary Church, New York,
.wea sippointaA historian to the Protest.
ant Episcopal Church in the United
Stites, by the General Convention of the
Church In his o eial capacity, ,Dr.
gawks had access to the paper$ of tthe
deceased Bishops of the Church, mid in
the journal or diary of Bishop White, of
Pennsylvania, he found the following bit
of curious private history, which the
Hartford Oourant publishes, he having
imparted it to a resident of that city :
The good, Bishop, while mi a visite-
tion not long after the close of the Re-
volutionary War, stopped at a tavern in
a remote country parish. About mid-
night he was awakened by a loud and
excited conversation in the next room,
which was separated from his by a thin
board partition. Not wishing to over-
hear a private conversation, the Bishop
contrived to inform his neighbors of his
presence. The voices sunk into a whis-
per, but soon broke out again under vio-
lent excitement. The Bishop coughed
again, but was obliged to listen to a fam-
ily quarrel, the cause and substance of
which WM in effect as follows: The
parties in dispute were father and son,
andboth were large real estate holders.
It appeared that on the breaking out of
the Revolutionary War, the two had
deededeach to the other all the property
standing in his name, with the under-
standing that the deeds were to be sur-
rendered at the close of the war. The
son was to go to England as a Royalist,
the father to remain and support the
popular cause, in this way each hoping
to escape loss. The war had now been
closed for some time. The son had re-
turned from England, where he had re-
ceived a royal grant of land for his
loyalty, and had met his father by ap-
pointment to demand the restitution of
the property as agreed. The father, who
was a prudent man, concluded to keep
the property, and hence the quarrel.
The next morning Bishop White asked
the landlord of the hotel the names of
the two gentlemen, and was informed
that they were Benjamin Franklin and
his son !
emit' e too much caution in
them, since it would entir
influence of the reptiles if 0
saw you handle them feari
body would csre two centi
if any oharitir boy might hi
impun tyi below the belt.
troubled with duns or
will be a very good plan
to your door -knocker;
and -the water rite ; w
by you without molestation.
you not keep them yourself, 1 but
be visiting at a snake-msnl h
very careful not to try on is
pick up anything like a pi
cord you may see bin
can't want it, and you
,it may turn out to be.
d *ling wit
destroy*
r pe
�r s beI
Lhni
11
you a
la ions
snal
McDOUGM-I & CO', COQ R WARD.
CLO7
HIERS, Orae41 Faslikiwthie Ckating Made t°
3
Neo ita, Ma! and -Boyd Fur A RI I N G
SIGN F THE -777. ivo Ifouse Can„ No gouse Shall Give 33 u RI 0. r..0 A. ivy -
a Better Article for the
I&
I COMMITTED!
THE COLDEN LION STORE
Bismarek's Cane.
en
Should
sh
df wh.
Omit. Y
knew w
SPECIAL NOW
TwZNTY years' ex n
gr Bryan's Pubnonic afers"
them to be the most effectu
cough', and irritation of th
ed bycold or unwind exert'
cal organs; .public speak
ers will find them most
entire freedom from all &le
dients renders " Bryan's P
fern," or Cough and V ice
safe remedy for the mist de
and has caused them to
esteem by all who have
Sold bit all druggists' and
Col. M. Richards Muckle,
business
manager of the Philadelphia Publk Ledg-
er, sent to Prince Bismarck a few months
ago a handsomely mounted cane, made
from the original timbers taken from In-
dependence Hall during the recent neces-
sary repairs to that time-honored struc-
ture. The cane bore a simple plate tell-
ing its little story. The gift was sent to
Berlin through the German Consul at
this port, whence it was taken by the
German Ambassador to the United
States, Baron Von Schloezer, to Prince
Bismarck at Varzin. The German Chan-
cellor has written, with his own hand, a
letter to Col. Muckle, dated, most ap-
propriately, on the Fourth of July. The
latter is written in a tone that one would
scarcely expect to see in the stern Ger-
man Prince. It is as follows, literally
"translated:
VAI July 4, 1875..
Col. M. Richards Muckle, Philadelphia.
DretitISIR : You have had the kindness
to send me as a support in my olden days
a cane cut from the timber of the belfry
from th heights of which ninety-nine
years a o today the old bell first rang
in honor of the grand commonwealth
whose Ship-belLs to -day give full and wel-
come sound in all the waters of the globe.
I beg you will accept my heartfelt
thanks for this historical reminiscence,
which I shall honor and carefully pre-
serve and hand down to my children with
other relicts of remarkable years; This
day is one which never fails to recall to
my mind the happy hours which I spent
on many a Fourth of July with Ameri-
can friends—first, with John . Lothrop
Motley in Goettingen, in 1832; again,
with Mitchell C. King and Amory Coffin.
Would that you, my dear Colonel, and
I might always be as healthy and content-
ed as we four young fellows were forty-
three years ago, at Goettingen, celebrat-
ing the Fourth of July. .
V. BISMARCK.
po•
bav4enprui:viliged
1 remsdY for
csu
throat
the va-
cand ia 1141f;
rwusI ingre
Wn-
'LeFenges; a
'este person,
in high
th
ry I
ers. rice 25 cents pit. boi.
Loss oP APPICITIR I
Horses lose their appetit
causes, but most frequei
proach of some disease, t
'ought not to be overlook
own hones, but should be
attended to as by so doin
be checked and the life
saved. To do which We
there is nothing equal to"
dition Powders and Arabia
edy ;" it purifies the bi
derangements of the dig
and as a necessary co
petite is restored,
conies soft, and the
e soft and shinii
Remember the name
the signature of Hurd
rekage. Northrop &
medicine dealers.
PROP'ESSORS O'CONNOB
.1- Detroit Medical College,
Dr. Wheeler's Compound E
Callum' with, great satiated
accomplish that for which ft
have exhibitedit to our
mut, in other ways have bum
a large number of physicis
thing, we are pleased to do
tom to lesrn its virtues
others."
nt.1 proprietors for Ca
t
g
.1 Hoes
rem vari
• ,by the ape
Circumstance'
•y those who
imnediatOly
the disease
hehorse
re positiee
arley's Con -
(lave Reap-
! corrects Al
tiv
ii
organs,
enc the
kin I 40
oat assUrnes
aripeara '-,
d see tbat
o. is on. ' h
n, Tormito„
Sold bYl all
f
AN
7.
LYONS, 01 : -the
"We have timed
f Phosphate-6*nd
on sud think it will
s menended. We
y of lidedieine,
t t to the not* Of
s. It being a good
or than is our out.
ethibit theta to
0
0
THE GREAT FEMALE 1
Periodical Pills—This i
unfailing in the cure of
dangerous diseases to whfts
tion is subject. It modem
moves all obtractions, and
relied on. To marled ladies
It will, in a short time,
riod with regularite. T
taken by Females during t
of Fragrancy, as they see nre
earrisge, but at any othenti
all cane of Nervous
pains in the back and lira
ertion, palpitation of the
white“, these pills will effee
means have failed; ndI al
remedy, do not contain n,
or anything hurtful to the
directions in the pamphlet
which should be carefully p
New York, Sole Proprietor
for postage enclosed to No
ronto, Ont., general agen
will insure s bottle con
return mil. Sold in Sea
Co., and R. Lumsden.
11 t
t
Y Job )gimes'
blo edlolne is
ese painlal and
enTakeeoriatitu.
•excou sad re -
111
cure y be
ily ted.
the monthly ye -
should net be
rat three Months
e In
Sons,
t ex-
stid
tether
Werful
el, antiMony,
ution. i Full
soh pi
zee ed, Job
1 00 and 12
fhtoP & Lym
or the Do Jinni,
ining oVer 50 pais by
orth y R. Hickson
ring
area
ti
1
on.HJi
ysteri
hen e
a
at
t
g
s
ti
fJ
JUST ARRIVED AT MeThITYRE & WILLIS',
SM.A.VOB*1-1,
A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF CERMAN FELT BOOTS,
lust the Thing for the bold -Weather.
1..•••••••••••••••••••
ALSO A FULL LINE OF
Men's, Women's nd Children's Over Shoes and Rubbers,
WHIO WILL SE SOLD CHEAPER 'THAN EVER FOR CASH.
MipINTYRE-& WILLIS. 1
NOTICE "TI -TIS-
. ---- .
IF YOU WANT TO GET GOOD GOODS AND CHEAP GOODS GO TO
•
LEE'S FLOUR AND
SEED STORE.
just Arrived, a Fresh, Supvty of Groceries, Glassware and Crockery,.
Preserve' Jars of all kind, and pery cheap.
FLOUR AND FEED CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND DELIVERED AS USI/AL.
SUGARS VERY CTIVAP, CASH FOR EGGS.
Give vs a Trial and be conrineal of the Fact.
THOMAS LEE.
8e.
,oses,
Oente
tes To -
c
"PEAD THIS TWICE.— ive
•a"4/ Thomme Electric Oil 'till
Throat. It never fails in Cr
Cold or Cough in twenty-foar
One bottle has cured Bone
standing.' recent cases ate
days. Ithas restored the vol
had not spoken above a wh
an outward appliction' ID
lanaeness, nothing like it ha
One bottle will cure an
Crick in the Back. For
Contraction of the Muscle
Rheumatic or any other
iloes you gOod It stop
of a Burman three mints*
Derivation of Loafer.
Lour or Lowr, and Loaver, are all vul-
gar terms for money, and e,ombine two
Gypsy words, the one /ow or lovey, and
the other lam, to steaL The reason for
the combination or confusion is obvious.
The author of the Slang Dictionary, in
order to explain this word, goes as usual
to the Wallaehian Gypsies, for what he
might have learned from the first tinker
in the streets of London. I ishould re-
mark on the word loure, that Mr. Bor-
row has shown its original identity with
loot, the Hindustansa 'for plunder or
booty. I believe that . the American
word loafer owes something to this
Gypsy root, as well as to the German
(Iaullaufer iand Mexican Spanish
galeofax, and for this reason, that when
the term first began. to be popular in
1834 or 1835, I eau distinctly remember
that it meant to pilfer. Such, at least,
is my earliest recollection, and of hear-
ing school boys ask one another in jest,
of their acquisitions or gifts, ".Where
did. you loaf that from V' A petty pil-
ferer was a loafer, but in a very short
time all the tribe of loungers in the sun,
and disreputable pickers up of uneon.-
sidered trifles, now known as bummers,
were called loafers. On this point my
memory is positive, and I call attention
to it, since the word in question has been
the subject of much conjecture in Am-
eriea.—.Leleners English, Gypsies.
Y &Oa laf
e011119100; Bore
p twill
Is f Bela
o o
ed •t
where the
enrol a
hours.
years
to six
person
er
r n live yeare. As
ases cd Pain or
er been inorna.
I Lame Back or
is of the Spine and
it Is unequalled. In
In the first SO tion
r Ache and t pain
d tie her the
to the
llttle to
be best
tth fts
A- B.
kavil le
o seized
tis in t I head,
tent y suffered. Al-
lectrie Oil' fpr nine
have been tete-
* bottle
on I wisi4u—'
ri : "Dr.
tisinol
‘f We
nah coin
all
MAS,
best and cheapest medic e ever offer
bee".iia alteige
angle it takes so
Of six of
is
y it to -day
te, h
1 w
people—the cheapest,
do you good. It is coMpo
oils known, nothing but ' oil
wei0t in gold. Why n b
DesRochersetssistant
P. Q., writes "Thirteen
by Is severe attack of r
from which I have nearly
ter having need ' Th
days, bathing the fore
ly cured, and have only u
can certify tinder oath if
lorey, of Wycrming, N. w te
Electric Oil cured me of
Dealers all over the e,oun
sold a medicine that hos sg
isfaction as this. St Id
dealers, Price 25 Cents. S. N
N .Y. And NORTHROP re
SoleAgentsfor the Do
—Selected end Electrize
, litelcoon le Co and
THE County Connell
A. ROOM, in the T
EDNSDAY, the Fl
next.
PETER
Goderieh, Nov. l, ma
11
11
wn
Est 0,
his I
'
Mal-
onias
I
/WK.
ie never
hate sat
dicing
tries,
Tor to, Ont.,
Ofin.-41setric
n See artla by
14-18.
•
OTICE TO DEBTORS,
Dr.VEliCOE are regne
Ace ounte over a year (We w
1; 1876, Without further not
'PAY UP, PAS VP. L.
Farmers Store Ski Or
accounts in my hands' rir
are requested to call ncl
with me at once; or' ath
110L3IE8TED, McCatighe
Volano March 18, 1874. ;
OTICE TO FARM S
-LI improve their stock of
FRANCIS BOOTHE htias b
eon, Esq., a' thoroughbred
he keeps in Harpterhe
Store.
TOAR, FOR SENVT
, Thoroughbred BeOsh
will be kept for servie4 t
Lake Shore Road, Stan eye
months old, and took frst
ron Show held this74
Clinton Show. TERM
of returning if inter
HALE, Proprietor.
Snakes.
Tame snakes are not generally fancied. I
or appreciated as pets, but this is because
they are not properly understood ; they
serve, however, a variety of 'useful pin.-
_ poses. For instance, if you are in lodg-
ings, and have reason to suspect that the
cat habitually resorts to your brandy
flask and tea-caddy, a couple of lively
young cobras, turned loose in the cup-
board, will soon settle the question be-
yond a doubt. When it is desired to re-
move the reptiles you must proceed as
fellows Get a dummy-hand—a glover's
or a spirit -rapper's will do—and having
encased it in a lady's delicate kid gkore,
affix to it a handle about the length of the
room, and, establishing yourself at the
farther end of it, open the cupboard door
with the hand, and gently prod the ser-
pent in the stomach. it will instantly
jump up and fasten its fangs into the
hand, when it can be lifted out and
shaken into the receptacle— a box or
otherwise--prepaeed for it, which must
be properly closed. It is best to have
somebody else to close it. If your snakes
are venemous you need not proceed s0
eiretunpectly, unless anybody else is
looking on, in wth ease you cannot ex
1na lee
ted o call
I be sued
ca.
13
1;
COURT
1011, on
EMBER,
ty Clerk,
; 415-2
ebted to
rtel settlei
fler Jan.
414
JAU
When y
CORSE e late of
ving laced hie
tion, all pertiee
e their itecounte
I be sited. F.
Holmested., Sze -
888
not
Ps
can bay
WI
0
here w 0 want to
ow is heir time.
of W. H. Robert -
hire c*, whie
GrOtli oeit's old
414*
A UCTION SALE 0
-LI- MENTS AND IL
—Mr. J. 1'. BRINE WI
for Messrs. TROIKA
Lot 25, Con. 2, II, R. .,
NESDA.Y, DEC. 1, the lo
ty, viz.: 1 span of wctrn
mare 5 years old, 1 br ad
old, 1 colt 8 years; old, a d b Robi 4 , 1, 1 colt
2 years old, sired by Cern ridge Lad, 1 J-sesr old
colt, sired by Young Com Inman le eo k corning i
year old, sired by Pride f Eagle:id, 8, cows w th
calf, 11 ewes with la b, 8 breed* Ow , Oa el
store pig,1 thorough te netishira boar, To
nng
Samba, 1 iron axle w g0 ,• 2 pair of knee bob-
sleighs new, J; Der ey, Maker, 1 of 4 = oeh
bob -40100 ew1orijZ s eigh; 2 co Wn d r P-
ere, 2 new thistle &itteT view , Also ey , 1
i3
Patterson plow, set btill herr s Milk '0
ultivator, 1 lend roll , hor e hay rke, 1 Ciin-
ton fanning mill, a et of double barii01414,l005
tuge, 2 sugar kettlee, 2 l rge pits of earl rose Ipo-
tatoese E0 bunches of; 'Orst-cla so shin es, Ind a
quantity of other artiele too mimeo'ifs to nien-
tion. Sale to co' eco et 12 0'10ek n000,
, I
TERMS—All, emus • 5 and under cash, over
that amount 12 months' awl t Will, le given. on
tarnishing approved hai i 0 e. A a seonut of 6
per cnt. win be a11oWi I lor etigh o,i all Credit
amounts. THOMAS a 'JOHN fORP, Pro-
pritors a. 1'. rui., , AuctIonor, -,414
e B ar„ he " sitLoPtio,1417:
s aeon 14ne *nth's'
Iio Chain is 16
z stt. SuutblJu-
ud first WO .at the
ith theprlvilege
111084.1iD PE -
414*4
STOC1S-IMPL
ruupiTtrut.
1311,1 T
b JOHN rnblieionAtipetoionn
ersinithe!!on WED
owing 1%11010 proper-
bor�l?l 6 yeara old, 1
ratwi,with 12 y rs
a
0-4
TO FARME
$4 to $4 60 for your
1\T M3A.C4r
fist -close article for
er dozn, at
IAM
te the commeretai Tiote‘
SE 013, H.
76
1-1.11LIZI•TSS ?
WHAT NEXT?
NEW BUSINESS, NEW MEN.
WE, the tin °refined, have purchased Ur. W. 11. MAY'S Establishment, where we intend to carry
Ty on an ex ensive Harnees Business, both Wholesale snd Retail, manufacturing by Machinery
end by had. e also keep on hand
A LARE ASSORTMENT OF TRUNKS AND VALISES,
rioaAilexgorl raigeirtiOctibiOre 113511=0.befloreiglaa samt Prig wins Harness a Speciality.
If
G. E. HENDERSON & Co,
ENTERED Ekr BURGLARS
Between Saturd4 Night anti
Mnde/11 Mlting,
ALL OUR BLAK SILKS, SILK
FRINGES, &c, TAKEN.
WHO WA TS GOOD MW STYLISH
JOHN WARD, Seaforth,
-was to in orm his friends and the public in
-1-• general hat he has a Large and Complete
Stock of
osinagoia
iO
(1)
NFEs y S ONS OF A VICT
'Ing la for the - eat o
other wbo suffer from /46 one
anh. U„ giving his riles
r: .ing mach ostifferi*and
ilea e ,n receiving a tq Paid'
epe. • rem NATTAEL IA
148 WA, N. X.
LIGHT SINGLE HARNESS,
LOHO SE C THING, Ice.
Trunks and Vilises Whips,
Brtie8, Com,b, Snaps, ic.,
Ing appertaining to the Trade A1-
41, chesp as any in the trade, for cash.
ted with Neatness and
Despatch,
N. B liars a Speciality. Conant of every
description to order in first-clas ail&
Remembe the Place Two doors north of the
Conememlia Hotel, Seaforth.
JOHN WARD.
TO TR PUBLIC AT LARGE
In fact anyt
wisps on ha
Vi. H. OLIVER,
Harnes, Saddle and Collar
M.ANU FACTURER,
MAIIN-ST., SEAFORTII.
P4 01
KIDD'S HARbWARE,
JUST RECEIVED,
4 LARGE STOCK OF
THE above Reward ill be paid to any person
-1' or persons giving uch information as will
lead to the recovery o
THE STOLEN GOODS
And the detection of he gnfity ipartiee. At the
;same time, we may taste that, although we
have met with
A SERI US LOSS,
We are still ill 11 IViti011 to give all who may
Building Hardware,
Favor us' with a Call
Good Vat in all kinds; of
STAPLE MM jANOt DRY GOODS,
HATS AND t...APS,
Which will be sold as
CHEAP AS ANY IN TOWN.
SIGN OF THE SCOTCH COLLAR.
A choiceassortraent ()flight and heavy Harnese,
Whips, Belltellorme Clothing, dm, kept constantly
on hand. Repairing promptly attended to, and
charges derete. Remember the placessign o
the Scotch. Collar. W. H. OLIVER. I
DIAyLOND SPECTACLE
TRES
Cry
their na
• !
FENCING WIRE A SPECIAUTV.
BOOTS ANO SHOES,
And 'Extra Good Vittie in all kinds of
JOHN KIDD.
prilciiar1y
TEAS, UOARS,.SLO.
1—'7—
LOGAN & JAMIESON,
Ulm of film Golden Lion,
MAIN ST... EET, SEAFORTIL
THE
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
FOUNDR FOR SEAFORTH
Why Wait for a Foundry in Seatorth,
wnn
0. a WILLSON,
OF VIE
SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL IM-
PLEMENT EMPORIUM
Can furnish you with the Best Implements made
at the
Lowest illiratfacturers' Prie.,es.
, .--
SOMETHING NEW
17 THISTLE CUTTERS.
Just Received, a Stook of the Improved Thistle
Cutter Plows, with Wrought' Iron Baum This
has all good featurps of the old plow, and is
much, more durabe. It is manufactured bylias
old firm, the original Manufacturers of the This -
tae Cutter, Massey, Manufacturing Company. The
Port Perry and London Gang Plows, the best
Gang PlowLevpeoleintreduced to the public. A.
trial given and pa isfaction guaranteed. All kinds
of Gerneael Flews Alwaye on Hand.
STRAW CUTTERS AND GRAIN
CRUSHERS.
The old Favcitite iatraw Caters and Graia
Crushers from Mxwell, of Paris, always on head.
These Implements have been well tried, and have
doted the test of itinic4 as those of no other make
have done.
HORS EIOWERS.
maxweirs two, lours faz an4 ten -horse Powers
alwaye on hand.
Lenses are manufactured from Minute
tal Pebbles, united by fusion, and derive
Diamond on account of their har
ness and, brilliancy. he seientifie
which they are constructed prevents all Glimmer-
ing and Wavering of Sight, Dizziness fee., pecu-
liar to all °there in use. Superior to Scotch and
Pebbles at lase than half the price.
nuine unless stamped with our Trade
on every pair. Manufactured by
neer Optical Manufacturing Co.
N 'W YORK AND- MOUNT KISCO,
le by E. MONSON6 Co., SefOrth, Sole
313
Before Taking. E After Takings
SPECIFIC MEDICINE
Cures all Nervous Diseases such MI Tremors, De-
bility, Prostration dee which, in manyeases are
produced by over indu1genee in the use of Once
co and alcoholic spirits; but the Specific Medieine
Is more especially recommended as an unfailing
cure for Seminal Weakness, Spetenatorrhes, Im-
potency, and all diseases that follow as a sequence
of Self Abuse, sToss of -Memory, Universal Las -sl -
ili
None
Mark
„ For
agents,
THE FLOR
Is now univ
CHEAPEST -
NCR SEWING MACHINE
nr lll:flitted to be the BEST arA
Dine of Vision, Pre -
because the beet—
mature Old Age, and many other diseases Ole markete cheapest in.
lead to Insanity or Consumption snd a, Prams,- . fa the only mschine
in the
tare Grave, all of which, as a tale, are first caused only machimarket having reversible feeder, atul it hi the
by deviating from the path of nature and over
titch. These Machines are sold on
trial, and if
np
t makes more than one kindof a
the purchazer t tisfied with it min tete= it
ea get any machine intb.e market, A. trial
of it is all that'll; required to give malefsetion.
itAulgence.
The Specific Medicine is the resultel a life
study and Irani years of experience in treating
these special disesees. Full particulars in our
pamphlet, which we desire to send free by mail to
every one.
The Specific Medicine is sold 1.4 511ugglita
at $1 per paekge, or packages
sent by mail onreceipt of the Lenity, by addressfor $5, or w be
o. wiu.sos
BAB an abliq4nt supyly always on hand et his
Eta Aura SEArFORT11. Also ell the other
Ing1
'WILLIAM GRAY & Co., raachtnes, So that purchasers can have
eutnesee ono, 1 their 0 Ice. I
Roberte, R. Lumsden, and by all DruggistsOP . 1 MUSI4AL INSTRUMENTS.
NORTHR& LYMAN, Wholesale
Sold in Seaforth by E. Hickeon Co., J. S.
Dealers. Toronto, 88eow0 C. WILLSON keeps the largest and beet
MARRIAGE LICENCEigp” TSeoleceerontod st000nock stofi usi ietbstal Instrutabrawentssithe westustkei
o ceie
Peno,ral otner Pisoos, Princes, George Woods',
(Under the new Acts) isen4 at the 1 anTd°1dTtYst 4"DepalEtt8;—enint Mildth6;158elvInglar ik01424121"'
° It CERTIFICATE * Zata lireuloaZuree afs): a_p as the manufacturers.
AN
keeps * stock of 's Piaterna and
. felfVitting herein All the lama 0,131 Wrest
EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SEAFORTN t le The t, szta
I by s and f hionie le mod Polne6r
Sheet Muffle, sad MtieleBeat.
WILLSON.
anterio.
rOuder authority of the Lientenant-Goiernol of .
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