The Huron Expositor, 1875-12-17, Page 375.
e ' o
t
the Cour of C11a
My -Seventh Day of
e •Ervin. cause theta-
, iuritl with the aD
bttstor of the said
'inn valuable Early
b4 Public Ana-
t'drnirgercint
dity, este 32Sele
at 1 a''cloek in
of number Two,:
rc
Road Survey,
,tftt
the County of
lima, more or lees.
on: twa miles front the
!ro.un of t ec forth, ilial
t u, the nearest
ilea from tire ell-:
are cleared, ands.
about 50 acres. ere
of the lot is eoter-
rttlt€r. T'horo is a coil{-
}ty ltr- dwelling house,
I4Etht.1 anti plastered, a
tlI stens toondation and
ati c below, and a log
order, upon the lot.
xrd of bearing trees,
t la lot. The lana,
:at € : cultivation, tell
tree well eEnpplied with
LE —.the property will
up. 4'C 1«t ice et -$:5,000.
(retie shall pay to the
deposit ht the pro-
104 of hispurchase
bar°tuce of Ilia purchase
frit interest outdo one
To e11 other rerpcut:t.
II.be the. standing condi-
4exv Fut ther partien-
tiny be obtained on ap=
Cue s,n =y t`. Holl :tessltpoed,
(farrow,
.Gndcrick, this 25th
;3WTT,
E f atter at Gotierioh.
IIoI.1:ESTED,
«rth, V ..dome' Solicitorts,
E PARTNERSHIP.
ftfore reinstating between
er the into name of WIL-
et€ di~ aeiviel by mutual
vii her, atter be carried
11 t t: e contracted by
latE I':R. Williams,
ke t will be collect-
J. R. WILLIAMS,
CLLUI'r.
[+e ve the undersigned
fr'xtfso so,. customers and
t r« z~." et the moralise-
r('
oralise-r.i cisterns air hereto -
e ltu, Low Bien facilities
t«it: Oreter articIe for
liar es:e;.tatotieiit of the
alma Lc we alclsay that an
i l t auto', :is he ia urgent-
tand well.known
ESS SOP,
retia" ;g foam the }ramose
f rt tt'x le; ,s to thank hie
till i it r.cl support, and
f his lousiness to:
Lae. c'_._1$ workbao for
liars ver hesztiztiou in
e ?abbe generally
itool ane who will
., and n, time recOmrrend-
bespeak for him
rt'nage it1izh luta been ox-
o sa art Fears.
JOHN C. \S IOElIAN.
I front err. IYittemttu Iite
d nt>e o the ssnbseriber
inteI tl s 1.eeleitigon hand
s StoeL of Heu'vy and Light
tial; tv..mglly kept in the
ttcncl ext l=ied to making
eirs, iriug promptly attend -
:toted. Charoea liberal.
t Vii. lel'.._ I P, Zurich, Out.:
'RON AND BRUCE
T HAS COME.
E TRACK.
thanking the babies for
port asCorded him in the
le_ irtue t=t tutorial') f them
• Atop fttomor;y occupied by
that he has eeenred the ser-
laekeruith in the person. of
bites of Se tarth, who is.
saes as a Family and ae
tlr:st-elstea horse -8 lot r, one-
; tumid in our blacksmith
reel to free all orders whish -
tll. Ile has now on brine
it ing SIeigbs and Cutters,
It Kiel prise defy camper
t tate terF abut of metered is
It €t auy of the above will
Ball boort: purchasing elso-
oiautecT. Sobbing done with
wet. EDGAlt,. 3 ippon.
i'LANIN G MILL,
BUND FACTORY
s to thank his: uumerofa
ru1putronage exteudedto
b. aitscss in Seaforth, and
vured with a continuance
mild woad da well to give
Carte to keep an. hand. a
L. LUMBER',
IF E ,
DDS, MOULDINGS,
s, LATH.,ETC.
role satifaction to theses
xtheirpatronage, air novae
n are C rrtitloy ed,
tit paid toeaxtonaInaning
if, DIWADFOOT..
ERCIAL LEVY,
.Ifs 0 J '(' 11.:
HITEt EY,
he Sloe 1. and Tracie cif the
t}try; torraeily Dell's, frrru
Co., begs to state that he in-
let»ineee in the old stand,
vii~ittalrlr: horttri; and vebiclee
otick Non e but
r'vt`fefide 'eh ides and Good
ertrm,x f:f'ifl he Ar'pf.:
Reggio; and Carriagcs,and
ii •r*,otte Atli ays Itcsttt tc r L'se.
< i uCtola veldt t'.'tcstlrtstter.-
'int _nen.
rsclrlo. or aro at the riot€;ie
trialed tip. E11i3
DVEBVIE'NT
ELLS, ZURICH,
• tee 1de friends and the pulp
he hag made a great improve-
:ul is no* i,iepared. to keep a
:d of eve rythin ; pet Mining to
.mal t;r• than ever. 1'articlaax
I t Hone. Clothing, L'uzfsslO
t vSatchels tar Ladtc.s au.d
et
of Light and Driving
rot. C'rrliare, Oaddles, SYhipe,
t , .u:. itepsiring pl.l.rnpily
ai iuoihia'•e. Give me a
t r;tetiht re. tfeniember rho
[IN!. MAr1.
IL HELLS,
1A,'1.`4l►hi es' Pit/TICE.
f .1o:toph Initis<, late of the
tyke r4reith, fareter. dm:cased,:
Ole: of May, MI5, are tr!rlf;t-
neCadey of (December. 2t75. to.
:il, to the 1i i eri i'ned. Suiten
istrator of the iltceased , their
air -,ttelrircaeee and description,
!,t tiihir Clairn s, anti teapots: re
if aey", held by there. After
is of file said estate will lie
the parties; entitled thereto,
theAdrniuistrator shall those
Ell & IIor tEi3TED,
Solicitors; for Administrator.
>cc. 1, Iser..
417t4)
"1.677).
Gaieties.
A little boy carrying some eggs home
frotn.the shop dropped them. ``r Did you
Break any . nett his mother, when he
tont her of it. No. said the little fel-
low ; Ft`` but the shells cause off some of
thorn!'
.....-A gentleman, tlen an, cftuestioning a little
boy; said : " \Vhen your father and mo-
ther forsake you, Johnny, do you know'
who will take you up ?"Yee, sir," said
be., :. "And who?" tsatd the friend. "The
polide, vas Johnny's reply.
---An aprentice sailor boy fell from
the " roundtop " to the deck, stunned.
but little hurt. The captain exclaimed
in surprise," " Why, where dice you �coine
from f " 'pone the north of Ireland. yer
honor," was the prompt reply, as the poor
fellow gathered himself tip.
-A lady Irl t onnecticut.nt long since.
visited a brother who resides{in a distant
T
E
UBO
EXPOSITQB.
aiming at the Englishman's nose.,
GatI ltl is line, " Coffee -milling,
and sorrow, with a nose -arta ted t
TM exl
Qitert(
way o
ed' rig
the li
that
dayo
ing o
first
thiim
deplo
feu
and
the; Y
lamed by " Jabez," w No
(4, as having r ,feretece tip
taking a sight, on which tl
t hand was made to revolv.
tle finger of the left. Be 1
to, degenerate school boy
ly takes a modified sight,
the right hand locked, w'
ager applied to the nose a
to the chin. The change
ed, but the new method is
Ily provocative of a row as t
hat more does a boy wan
par Round.
Th
of th
} ord,
oity, taking her little daughter with her. but f r its historical importance
Fatigued with the long aide, the •child Fren `h entered the city Sept. 14,
was: impatient to retire m the early even- eon p Oposing to make it his wint
nag. '" You must wait till your uncle tars en that veryda several fir
day -several " 1 didn't know that '.uncle out, ut little attention was paid
prayed ; I thought he was a Democrat !" by th = invading array until the n
—A book agent called on a farmer the days, when they had acquire
other day, and was told that the farmer head ay. Oa the 17th a high wi
was too busy to talk with him. "But,," and tie flames spread rapidly in:e
saictthe agent, " your farm work is all diree ion; by the 18th the whole
done. You have nothing to ocenpy your peare a sea of flame, and by the`
20th nine -tenths of it was
es. The total number of
= yed is stated at between
5,000. The Russians at t
er to cast odium on the Fr
•
be Miming of Moseo
burning of -Moscow in 181
most noted conflagrations
of only on account of its ma
trine.". " les, I have, too," retorted the of th
farmer, "I've got to plant niy foot, and to as
raise a book agent." And he did. Ho dear
raised the book agent about four feet.. and
--A drag driven by an elegantly -at. in or
tired lady, arse with, a trim and neatly -
dressed colored boy perched on the foot-
man's twat behind, was passing through
the streets, when it was spied by an old
negro woman. > "Bres3 de Lord," she ex-
' claimed, raising her hands as she spoke,
"I never'spected to see dat. Wonder
what dat culled young genimeli pays dat
young white 'onian for drivira' dat ker.
ridge? I know`d it'd come, but nebber
'spected to lib to see it. Dis nigga's,
ready to go 'way- now."
—On a: Kentucky rapid transit line,
recently, a passenger stopped the brakes•
man as he was going through and, asked:
"How fast does this train go ? A mile
an hour `;" €' It goes fast enough to suit
us. If you don't like the rate of 1 speed
get out and walk," was the rejoinder. "1
would," replied the disgusted passenger,
settling back in the corner of his seat,
but my friends won't come for me until
the train gets in, and I don't want to be
waiting around the depot for two o ° three
hours." The brakesman passed on.
A Rat in the Telegraph Service.
A telegraph inspector in England re-
cently pressed into his service=a i gat under
the following peculiar•circumsitances :: It
was necessary to overhaul a cable of' wires
inclosed in iron tubes. A certain: length
of the cable had to be taken out of the
tube, and the men coiinrnencecl hauling
et one end without having taken the pre-
caution to attach to the other a wire by
which it might be drawn back into the
tube after inspection and repairs.' The
question arose how the cable was to be
restored to its proper piece ; .tnd Isere the
ingenuity of the inspector was manifested.
He invoked the aid of a rat-catcher, and,
provided with a large rat, a ferret, and a
ball of string wound on a Mtrrse, paper
drum he repaired to the (Telling in the-
tube.
hetube. The e€ flush -boxes were opened
and the rat, with one end of the string
attached to his body, was put into the
pipe. He scampered away at a racing
dragging the twine with him until
e reached the middle of the- length
of the pipe, and thele stopped.
`The ferret was then piit in, end off went
the rat again until he sprang elear out of
the next flush -box. One length of the
cable was thus safe, and the same opera-
tion was commenced with the other ; but
the rat stopped short a few yards in the
pipe and boldly awaited the approach of
the ferret. A sharp combat here com-
menced, and it was feared that one- or
both of the animals would die in the pine.
Bat, after sundry violent jerks had been
given to the string, the combatants sap-
- arated ; the ferret returned to his master,
and the rat, making for the other cxtrenr-
ity of the pipe, carried the string right
through, and so relieved the inspector
from his anxiety. -- l'opuli.ir h'cience
Monthly,
Biting one's Thumb.
Scott --whose habit of writing notes to
bis works might be advantageously imi-
tated by the poets of the present day—
says that to bite the glove or the thumb
was a border pledge of mortal revenge ;
and in illustration relates how a young
Teviotdale laird, upon discovering on the
morrow of a} hard drinking bout that his
glove had been bitten, insisted upon
tri'ba " d this conflagration to th
of N poleon. I t is now, hove.
i erall* acknowledged . that the 1
the
that
the f
all d
parol
hard
woul
ork ofithe ussians theme
they were kindled by the o
overnor, Rostopehin, actin
,ubt under thesanction of
Alexander, without whi
y conceivable that the
i have ventured such a ste
objed}t was to deprive the Frenc
shelter from the winter. Ampl.
tions had been taken to ensure t
destruction of the city. Inflam t,
tied aIs were placed in deserted
ery quarter, and the . torch
simultaneously all over the
ing the French out of their
ei: quarters, no provision
for the safety of the inh
were driven to seek shelte
runding woods; and it is
more .than • 20,000 sick and.
lied in the flames. The d
to t1Jie French is put' down at 40,
in ev
plie
burl
win
mad
who
Burr
that
peri
boy
tree
mos
Frei
Sian'
side
the
al si
Inv ler. -- Appleton' Americ
11,cecl'ia.
17rOA
care,
fhb,"
and
other`
clos
round
ents
1. our
Slat -
the
the
be
AO ef-
e old,
-�- it
•
is one
ree-
iftude,
The'
rapoi
jquar- t
poke
;them; `1
t two }'
t
gg�
d'
s
r
h
r�sj
h�
e
ie
n
e+
yry►,3
Iational puma
te, bat whin
l Iiiie probably re
f the. keeping
1 a .the gener
te. Till it
r must have
til' who a incecl ding the I"rin
e amounted
ondo t Societ, .
ad e n sunk in the
had u ' i t no return.era ; e sum set apart
1 farni-1 oases in repair
1 inrpr venient of the
as thu . used; however,
me i « : rest. So that
e fro t all sources, , n-
ess' jai tare, would thus
aboutg115,000 a year.
HRi
greaarosecry iii-ity ap.
venineduceilding13,000
0time,
h, at-eirders
gen.
;wer-e
$,and
ers:: of
beyondhe Em-
h.it: is.
verdoThe€
riny of
precan_
ntie;
esi
was an.
ity. in
repelled
been
b tants,
in . the
ff'irmecl
minded.
'ect loss
)0f1 ; and
nd this it in the end involv' il the re-
in the dead of winter, an the al-
, annihilation of , el great
ch "army. This act, which he Rue -
at at' the time repudiated, is = ow con-
ed by there as their high .Nt;glory,
realest example in history nation-
if -sacrifice for the destruct; n of an
Cyclo,
..
The Use of Flies.
Some time since in these calui
enc was made to the fact that
a') neficent rnission and act a
ger . An English chemist, usi
ere cope, discovered that a
ho sefly was covered legs,
it gs--with an innumerable
of ice. These the fly devo
great apparent relish. Pursui
vestigations, Mr. Emerson saw
on a piece of clean note paper
the dresser and appear to lick
fro
his
W
to
ns refer-�
ies.hav`,
>>icaven-
his! mi-
aptured
dy sand'
juatitity
ed with
hie in -
two foes
ying on
mottling,
it. Putting a corner oftite underi
glass, he saw the same il te'crea-
es he had been seen on the Afte
sing the )a. er well and fin trig nope
here land
t no' flies;
t of ani
cls street
eet' nor
er there,
for heavy ram and stron winds h
Id not bag much game, d when
et set in, none.. After teyi •:an end-
s variety of disinfectants a ' epurifiers
overcome those Animalcule:!•be found
sulphur
bout the
that flies,
nuisance,
winter
troy these
:! prevent
ation in
tendon.
ru
it, he took it into the -kit
ved it around, taking cars t'
shed it, then examining i
microscope found a hery
lcules. Goin; . into a b
on
wa
tot
th
In
where it was neither very
clean he got plenty on his pa
Af
co
frc
lei
to
nothing so effectual as.burnin
on a dust pan and carrying it
place.. But his conclusion w
instead of being a pest and a
are the friends- of mankind.
we have frost and this will d -'
ailimaloules. = But what is
eir presence and oiultipl
rm, unventilated rooms ?
3oal Consumption of
tfi
w
c
ti
.knowing with whom he, hail gnarre ed, y
as he must have satisfaction, although he . a
remembered. nothing at all about the mat-
ter.. His curiosity was gratified and he e
fell, as he deserved to do, in the duel. In c
England thumb -biting was practiced to
goad an adversary into fighting, Dekker c
tells us that St; Paula Walk 'Was notable n
for shoulderings, and biting of thumbs to hia
beget quarrels ; and Shakespeare import-
ed
mport-ed the fashion into Verona, When
Gregory anti. Sampson espy two Mon-
tague
on-
tague men, out fly their swords ; but
prudent Sampson to compel the others to
take the initiative bites his thumb at
them, " which is a disgrace if they bear
it." Challenged with the question, "Did
you bite your thumb at me, sir ?" he re-
plies, "No, sir, 1 do not bite my thumb
at you, sir ; bet I bite my thumb ! and
in a few minutes the fray begins. It was
not absolutely necessary to put th e thumb
to the mouth. In 1291 a rude fellow was year. --fill the Year Pound.,
sent to prison for casting vile contempt mw
The growing wealth and p
radon have played, perhap
al part in the wonderful gr
al trade. Without citing
tics, I may mention that
ars ending in 1872, the gen
busily consumed in: London t
ore than 7.50,000 tons, th
72 being nearly 6,000,000.
rious fact is thatduring' th
question occurred not only
ted in gross consumption,
table increase in the cone
ace, and this in spite of the
which ruled toward the end
Mod. Thus, in the year 186.
was sold retail at about 25 or
per ton;" Londoners consum
per head ; and in the year
prices varied from 36 to .52
ton, they actually burned
head of population ! a canvi
i any were needed, ! that,
1 alo which surrounds the
imes," and the frantic shri
oople with fixed incomes, t
f the nation is setting het
upon the clerk of the sheriff of London,
by raising his thumb and saying,''Iphurt,
Iphurt !" "in in manifest contempt of our
lord the it ing. A' If one Napolitan wishes to
anger another, he places the palm of the
right hand on the back of the left and
shakes the crossed thumbs, symbolical of I
donkey's ears at him ; a pleasant bit of
pantomime answering to the "taking
a sight " popular elsewhere -- a sign
of contemptuous defiance, said to be at
least a9 olcl as ancient Assyria, At any
rate, it i$; as old as Rabelais, who thus s
describes Pariurge receiving'1'hanumaste : I
"1'anurgc suddenly lifted up in the. air I
his right hand, and put the thumb there•
of into the nostril of the same side, hold-
The Prince of Wales
It is DOW close on twelve 1
he " establishment" of the p
took place, on his marriage
is well known, the Parr
f,40,000 a year to the 'Whet.
froin the Duchy of Cornwa
gether an annual sum of
Princess received an annuit
and there were besides the a
'ngs 'from the Duchy duri
t 37, which reached the hail
'540,000- Of this amount
aid out in the purchase of
state . while R100,000 ino
ed, would be absorbed by re
houses and improvement of
dropped out of lease, vvhic
a balonce of about X60,
Lord Palmerston, indeed, cl
time that the working Irtia
scarcely appreciable, e
ever, seem to loose enoughe
widest margin, espe,cially i
the f100,000 for repaire to f
&c,, which would be held
occasion served. In a rece
xpose in which the state
affairs were set out, it waa
illation of .'
.the prin
th of th
cierit sta
the four
ty of coat
creased b
total fo
Another!,
year
e increas i
ut a ver
ptiox pe
igh price
f that pe
when cd'a
d shilling
d. 27 cwt
.872. whe
Wings pet.
cwt, pe
ding pro°
espite th
c good of
ing�of isle
great bull
r off eve
noome,
oars sinep
sent POnilo
4863.
cl i60,
making "' to -
of X10,000 ;
220,000 win*
n estate lit
11. rrn: stitha e;:ata ib
cgulareried:btiolt e
1 it 11(. lit tin' 'Pe I.
vseerm
the Fri, n
id that, la
BOUG
LOT 0
1NT ER
AT A
I SC
SOME 8 E IAL
LAD E
CIREA
CHILD
DRES
WIN E
SEA
WO L SHA L
BL NKETS
FLANNELS,
TW
HA
EN
GO
SALE
LARGE
liAVI
SUCCESSOR TO STRONG & FARLEY,
G PURCHASElp THE 'STOCK AND TRADE !
OP
3
re4!5!!!!!!5.5
110 I Poll IrINTE.R.
GRO? RIES,
8
in stet ng all he old motto
calve as Co tie us Attend
management as tlrY -were by tb
oop* .
SINCE P
U:NT- OFF
FUR SETS; FA
DS,
AND A
FUR
e.
•
TS ANI? DRAWERS,
RCOAt
EDS A
S AND
FULL ,
ISHIN
P.
D CLOTHS,
CAPS,
TOOK OF ALL
OF
for 13
REB
OFFM
skA;THE C D WEATHER.
lar Low Price.
SETS,
liday Presents,
RTH.
AT WIIVI HILL'S.
Wir HILL'S.
SHAWLS
HILL'S.
FU R Sets
A
A
CLOUDS
HILL'S.
SCARFS
HILL'S.
HILL'S.
FE
Fa
bong
Onppl
FEED AND PROVISIONS
EDS, &C., &C.,
SERVICES OF
einem will be conducted. for the present, I have great pleasure
ere of the Iiitet firm, and the public generally, that they will re-
n and be as notierably Dealt with under the new
old firm.
RCIEAS1NG T E ABOVE BUSINESS I HAVE ADDED LARGE -
Ly TO THE s'TOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES, &c.
MARKET CAN PRODUCE,
RaUging from
'bend Discournt GiVen_ to 1 allies Purchasing from Five Pounds
sucpois—THE BRIGHTEST AND BEST IN TOWN.
ILY GROCERIES 014 ALII, KINDS ALWAYS IN STOCK, AND
WARRANTED GOOD. 1
Bios ntrusting their Ord
keeping, no need to go to
of
Po does
APPLES,
ALT
IONS KEPT CONSTANTLY FOR SALE.
Cabbae, Carrots, Turnips, Beets, Onions,
POULTRY AND FISH OF ALL KINDS.
Huron.. White Fish, Trout
AND HEHRINS JUST RECEIVED.
AND 'C AL OIL ALWAYS IN STOCK
All ood Purchased from me will lie Delivered Promptly either in 471101U1Ville,
BUTTER4GG POUL R'YI &G., BOUGHT AS USUAL.
N ID STOCK OF
Below Zero at
ERY F
HAVE
HAVE THEREFORE LAID A
INT g ASSOATMENT
ICH THEY ARE DETERikiliNED T OFFER AT THE VERY LOW -
THEIR STOOK 0
An
PILLMAN CoA
tits place to get ft
STY ISH SLEIGfi 0111 eliTtER
For Business or hteistwe ilidhigin Muter.
galling "Recently Enlertged their
TH7 STAFF '! WORI,<MEN
iThey are now in s better position than ever to do
Gooxl 'Work' et the /hottest Notice.
BWELPORTLAND CUTTERS NOW Ready;
BODIED, ROUND BACK ' AND
,A number of -Handsome and Substantial
,CALL AND "SEE THEM.
work Made of the Best Material and Neatly
.Fittished, and will be sold at
I REPAIRING
Ornissptly Attended to ns
SOMETHING THAT THE PUBLIC
SHOULDT KNOW.
JOHN 11. BROADFOOT
Keeps constantly on hand, at his Warerooms snd
ractory, oppoelte the Market,
Which be is prepared to sen at prices to suit the
.the aingIL In fact he wen't be undeoold. As Jae
manufactures all he- sells, purehasers etua rely
upon getting tbe
THE REST Airriene FOR TILE
LEAST HONEY.
Furniture Mainufacturecl to Order.
•
Remember the place to buy Furniture Cheap is
at the Factory opposite therMarket, Seaforth. .
JOHN H. BROADFOOT.
'IT PAYS IT PAY8
WHAT PAYS. ?
IT -PAYS TO GO TO THE
EXCELSIOR MILLd,
EG.IfONDVILLE, ONT.,
To get your Orbiting done, and Farmers will in
ail eases get their own Wheat ground, and good
Parties wishing to got the Excelelor Mills
CELEBRATED FLOUR
Can do so at MillPrices, from the followintMer-
Wm. A.11an- A. 0. Ault, James 0. Leddlowdarees
MeGinulto loseph Brownell, Wm. Hill. 1141 -d;
Pavey, George Murray, A. Cardno-Baker, P.
H, Robb, Ilarpurhey ; W. Scott, Brimfield.
0E8. - Any gnantity of Chopped PEAS, OATS aud
BARLEY, and other Feed, on hand alwe,y.e.
F GROCERIES, WINES & LIQUORS
IS VERY COMPLETE.
Early Call Solicited.
/kil!DBEL
Woc
114
lens and
THAT
LL CE
No time sh
OVERCOATS FO
FOR THIS
B RGAII\TS, BARGAINS
AT
'8 LOTHING EMPORIUM.
A LA GE TOCK OF
entlemen's Clothing and Furnishing
114. UST BE SOLD OFF AT PRICES THAT
AIN TO PLEASE 'PURCHASEIRS.
nId be lost to avail yourselves of this RARE
THE MILLI0.1, AND CLOTHING FOR MOR31.
.A.INTID C..43.1='S
2ksoN OF THE YEAR IN GREAT VARIETY.
Call Immediatell
and See for Yourselves.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL
A
A 5 a remit of Good Bug
premises, which are no
GOOD INDICATION
ess, the subscriber has recently been obliged to very much enlerge hi
filled with a very large Stock of the most dessirable grades of
13 ant+ Refined. Liv rpool Be
AILLD
ALL T
W TEA8,
HYSONS, GUNPOWDER, BLACK AND COLOGNE
d, Cuba and Demerara, White Ground and Bloek Ltunp
TQBAOCOS.
BEST BRANDS ix SMOKING AND CHEWING
Of General Gr ceries sad
'LOVER, TX
o
OTHV
LIQUORS.
Liquors purchased in Bond and sold pure as usu I. A foil
roeielonefell of which will be sold at very small prod .
sed OTHER FIELD SEED* 1111 SE
JAMES MURPII
Chequered Store, torth.
M. OHARLESWOETEC & CO.
N. B. -Agents for the Garden City Middling
Fortner. • s 417
STRIPED FUR SETS,
Muffs, fluffs, Caps, die.,
"Suitable for Holidav Pre8ent8,
AT HOFFMAN BROTHERS', Seaforth.
THE HURON
CARRIAGE FACTORY
WILLIAM GRASSIE
T_TAS now on hand and in courseof construction
-L-A- a number of handsome and substantiallybalit
SLEIGHS ANa CUTTERS,
OF'THE LATEST STYLES:
These vehicles are well made, handsomely
Lobed and warranted to run easy, and will be sold
filleap for cash or on short time.
GRASSIE'S BOB SLEIGHS
Are too well and favorisbiy known to teguire puff -
lag. He has a uumber qf Lis best on hand. now,
and they will be sold cheap.
REPAIRING D .Y.E' AS USUAL
Remember the old stand: Hitron Road, appo-
site Knox's Hotel, Seitforth.
"'WILLIAM GRAMM
IMPOitTANT
TO 1710.31 IT MAY CONCERN,
undersigned, after dining business for over
eight yeale in Bestows, ands himself
ed for the fink time to esti in all parties Indebted •
to him for prompt payment of their accounts,
and to inform them that all aceounte for 1875.tiot
' paid by the First of Febrtuiry will be_eharged with
interest frora first of January without
THOMAS COVENTRY,
accounts of longer standing will be
plaeed in other hands for -collection. - 418-6
EGG EMPORIUM.
custoMers (merchants end others) for their libersi
patrottage during the past seven years, end hopes,
by strict integrity andeloisaattention to hnsinees,
to -merit their confidence and trade in. theinture.
HaVing greatly' enlarged big premiset, during
the whiter, he is now prepared tom the
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
Foricry quantity of good fresh eggs, delivered
EGG EMPORIUM,
Main Street, Sesfortin
Wanted by the subscriber 9.5 tam of goat dry
clean WHEAT STBLW.,