The Huron Expositor, 1876-01-14, Page 3WARY 14, 1876.
C}llRE AL ENLARGEMENT
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Alffele TENDERS added to the under-
.
• signed, endorsed." Tender fox Lachine Canal,"
11 be received. et this °Moe for the eniergereent
this Canal, consisting Of the widening ;aid
Tpening from 4 short distence itbove Look; No.
or St. Gabriel Loa, upwards to the River St.
xwreuce at Lacitirte; erebraeing the construetion
ra new Lock at Cote St.Paulk taking down 'and
building the upper portions of the presentlook
that place, construction of regulating VT,111114
elverte, bridge piers, and a. new entrance leek at
atehine, and tee formation of it channel , and
asin on the south or river side of the ex1stin4 ma-
mma. The works will bo let in eeetions of the
cepective lengths ineicated on a map of the, line,
tegetlaer with plans and specieeations of
he various works,can he seen at this °Ince, and
Lt the Lachine Ofttutl Oflice, Montreal at either
1 which piacee printed forras of tender can be
thteince. Tenders for Section No 9, or whet ift
•r.,11edthe ie Rook Oat," and Section No. 10, fit
Leohine, will be received until tee arrival Of the
ern and Western mails on 'Wednesday, the.
ley of Ianttery nett, plants ittalepeciecations
le men be seen at the placee above mention -
el Mood atter Weenestley. the kbday of Saran-
ary.next. For other parts of the works-, tenders
Will be regeivea until Tueeday, the 2.1tet day of
March next, itua for whielt plane and seefsifica-
lona eau be seen et the respective plaees above
'mentioned, on and after Tuesday, the 7th day of
arch. COntractorae are requeeted to boar In
lind that Tenders; will not be considered. nnleas
oade
strictly in accordance with the -printed
ems, ante-ein the case of firms-- except. there
Ire attached the aetual signatures, the nature of
tee occapatiou and place- of residence of each
tember of the same ; and furteer, art accepted
eolk cleave, or other available aecturity, for the
int of from Ono to Three l'honeand Dollars, ae-
-ording to the extent of work on the seetiononnat
ttecomeany each Tender, whieh shall be forfeited
te the party tendering declines or fails to enter
'etocontraet for the worka when called upon to do
e0-, at the rates stated in the offer submitted. The
amount reepeired in each case wilt be stated on the
terra of tender.. The cheque or naoney thus sent
v.ill be returned to the respective parties whose
'renelcas are not. accepted. For the due fuldlment
of the contract, satiefitetory seenrity will be re -
on real estate or by depoeie of rummy,. pub-
- or municipal securities, OT bank stoelc to the
.atuount of five per cent. on the bulk sure of the
'contract, of whichthe sum sent in with the ten -
„ler will be cousiderect it pert. Ninety Per cent.
etelv of the progress estimates will be paid until
o completion -1 of the werke. To each Tender
'rettet be attached the actual eignatures of two
tesponeible end et:Fief:a persons,residents of the
ifominion, willing to become eareties for the
taltrrying out of these conditions, as well as the
eq,le performance of works embraced in the con-
tanet. This department dace not, however, bind
itself to accept the lowest or any tender. By
Order,
- F. BRAUN, Secretary.
epartmeat of Public 'Works, 1.
tattawe, Lee, .-...1.
AUCTION SALE
f a TraiztaUe Farm, in Me tpunt.
ship of Stanley.
1.31STIANT to an. order of soda, dated. the 18th
Day of December A. D. 1.1$75 made by the
Xutuor Judge of the County Conre of the County ;
cif Itu.rori, in the matter of partition. between
nine* efenry Duncan, Plaintiff, against
Villirtatt Dantean end others, Defendants,
idtere will be sula by publie Anetion, by GEORGE
211. TletelteeleeN, Auetioneer, Morgan/4
tei., in the Village of ',Hayfield, ISrate
ttrday, the 15 tit Day of ',larch, A. Ilia
I ti76, at 12 o'clock noon, the following veluable
farm. property tamely ; Lot number 11, south of
the Bayileidlload concession, in the Township of
Stimley, in the Cotulty of Ifuron, containing S5
Ares at Land, more or less. The soil is the beet
they loam. About 70 sues ime deem& well
fenced, and in a high. state of caltivation, the'.
balence is well wooded with the best hardwoods.
There is upon the land a. large brick house, with
brick kitchen, aud outbuildinge, large franee barn,
hmedi0ele eleede# etabIes, outhouse i', and excel-
lent orchard, consisting partly of batwing treee ;
and partly of young trees lately- ranted. The
lend is on the pesel road loading from Dayfield
to SeafOitil, 111011t84, miles froM Bayileld, and
5 mike front Briteeflehl, and is! In all respecte 0.
moet eesirable and valuable preperty. The title !
indieputable end free from all ineumbraneee.
' TEilms—io per cent. on day of ffrtle to the Ven-
dor or his Solicitor, belance to make one-third of
purchase money in one month, remaining two -
hires, et option of purchaser, to remain on mort-
gage on the Iamb; bearing 7 per cent. interest, and
payable in twoequal aramal inatalmente, the pur-
chaser to be let into immediate poesession. in
°titer reepecte the conditions of attic will be Lite
standing contlitione ef sale of the Court of Chan-
! eery, For further partienlare apply to elegers.
DA.VISON & JOHNSTON, or j. T. GARROW,
Solicitots, Goderich, Or tO the plaintiff on the
I Fantle, Dated Goderich, December 20, 1875.
ISAAC1 F. TOMS,
junior Judge Coenty Court, Heron.
S. 'I'. GARROW, Vendors' Solieltor. 420
CHANCERY SALE
4.,fire' cal Estatc, tlittrated in the Town -
twhip of County of Huron.
TiUrvSUANT to the leecree made in the Oallge
el- of Curly Vft. Curry, and bearing date the 15th
<ley ofNOvember, A. D.1875, there will be soId by
Bublie Auction, with die approbation of Henry
MaeDermott, Esquire, Mastex of this Court at
Godetich, on TUESDAY, the EIGHTH day of
t FEBRUARY, A. D. 1e76, at 12 o'clock noon, by
the said Master, at McGREG011eS HOTEL, for-
• raerly Ilattenburfs, in tbe Village of BRUCE-
-. FIELD, in one lot, the followiug valuable -farm
r r roperty, vie,: Lot N0,29, in the eth. Conceeeion
I of tee Township of Hey, in. the County of Huron,
•containing One Ituriered Acres. Fifty acres are '
cleared and under cultivation and fenced. The
renutinder is it good hardwood bush. The foil la al
good cley ; on it are a frame house one story Welt
and sieteen feet by twenty-two, a log barn and a°
;
Jug stable. The land fit situate within four rallee
of tbe Village of Zntich, and within four 'ranee of
• the Lender" Grave" Load, 1111(1 is convenient to
church art -1 echool house. The titic. to the laud
le inilieputablc. The purchager must pay down
at the time of sale a. deposit of 10 per cent. of hie
' r urchamt money to the Vendors or their Solicitors,
1- awl the balimee within one month into Court to
11 the credit of this cause, without in.tinest - 011 :
rayiffellt; ot which balanee lie will be entitled'to *
eenveyance and to posseseion of the land. The;
property will be put up at an upeet priee of $40(.0.!
The other cent-lithe:ix; of the sale are the standingi
cenditiona of the Court of Chancery.- Further
particula may be learned in the meantime st the
ofl:ces of J. T, Gatrow, Esquire, W. 11. Spier,
liequire and elesere. Cameron & McFadden, Yen -
dove So'Ilcitors, and of the Baia Maater. Dated
the 130th day of December, A. D.1875.
MseDELMOTT,
Master at Goderiele
CAMERON & McFADDEN,
Vendore` Solicitors'. -12;ee
!
SSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
7 TUE Partecrehip heretofore subelating between
-I- the nee'crsigeed, under the firm name of WM-
' Li 31'1 CLUFF, bite been diseolved by mutual
couecut. 1he buemees will hereafter be carried
11 an by J, B. All debts contracted by
the late firm will be liquidated by Jr. IL Williams.
end all e a is due the late firm -will be coiled-
, 4
ed by hint. J. WILLIAMS,
NOBLE MUFF.
IS' connection with the above the undersigried
deelree to state to hie nurneroas customers and
friende than he intende to continue the manufare
tare of firet-eittee pump; and cisterne so hereto-
fore, at the old stand. He hes- now etieh facilities
RI will enable him to turn out a better article for
'fee money than any other establishment of the
kixel ixt this eection,
To those indebted to hint he would say that au
immediate settlement is desired, vat he is urgent-
ly in need of money,
letleeneher the old established. and well-known
Seafurth Pump Factory,
.11;"! J. R. WILLIAMS.
TIIE LONDON, 11151tON AND BRUCE
BAIL -WAY HAS COME.
CLEAR THE TRACK1
uneereigned, in thanking the. pablfe for
the -hey liberal support accordeel him la the
heete eakee the etleagure of informing Man-
i, the bats ratted the ehop foenterly occupied hY
• ; ohn Cooper, and that helms !teetered the Ker -
et, vi. ea of
it firefeciaggIeleteksreith in the pore= 01.
74 Mr. TIfOMAS M1 Id late of Seaforth, who is-
• , €11 known in thie eeGtion as a eteady and ae-
cornextotlatieg mart and lirst-ttlafos horeeeduaer, one
d- of the requisite' seldom found in our blackeraith
Peeve. 1/0 le now prepared to fill all ordere W131011
-4 ; he may be favored with. He hat; now on hand
and is still manufacturing fileighe and Cutters',
which for material, style and price defy canape'
tee titi014 aft nothing bathe very,best of
at. used. Ali those in want of any of the 00vewUl
pt do well to Ore him a, call before panellising
fti where All work warranted. jobbing done with
mamas and dispatch.
415 W14. EDGAR, iiippeit•
JANUARY 14, 1876.
The Cure for 00000.
kverybody ninit talk about Hornet ing,
The poor fellow who Was told not to talk
for the fear that peoplewouldfin out
that he VMS a fool mottle nothing b the
experiment. lie was c nsidered a fool
because he did not talk. n some su jed
or another, everybody nlust have orne-
thing to say, or give ub sooiety. Of
course, the topics of cony Nation w 1 re.
late to the subjects of knpwlcdge. If a
man is interested in sole ce, he wil talk
about science. If be is an enthusi t in
art, he will talk about ar . If he is fam-
iliar with literature, and is an intel igent
and persistent reader, he will nat rally
pat forward literary topi a in his co ver.
sation. So with social qu stions, po Weal
questions, religious queetans. Out if the
abundance of the heart t e mouth s eak-
eth. That of which the mind is ull—
that with Ithich it is furnished- will
come out in expression.
The very simple row why the orld
is full of gossip, is; tha those w o in-
dulge in it havje nothin else in hem.
They must interest the selves in ome-
thing. They know no hing but what
they learn from day to d y in inter ourse
with, and oboe vation of, their neigl bore.
What these noighbors • o,—what they
say, -...what ha pens to” t em in th ir so -
(island busine ei affairs, what the wear
--these becoino the ques ions of ea reme
interest. The personal and sod 1 life
around them this is th book rind con-
stant perusal, nd out o this come that
pestiferous c nversation which w call
gossip. The world is full of ; and in a
million houses, all over this country, no-
ilaingis talked of but the personal affairs
of neighbors. 1 All perSonal and social
movements and concerns are arr igaed
before this high court of gossip, 'o, e re-
tailed at every fireside, are swe tened
with approval or embittered by spite,
and are gathered up as the common stock.
of conversation by the :bankrupt brains
that have nothing to busy the selves
with but tittle-tattle.
The moral aspects are bad e
It is a constant infraction of the
Rule ; it is full of unch ritriblenes
man or woman of sensibi ity likes t
his or her personal c
about and talked about
engage in this work
busybodies who are not
age to others -j --are not o
most unneighiciorly offic
ing a great damage
Thet sow the seeds of a
ity and soda - discord.
moral result
thoroughly im
worse and mo
ough.
olden
No
have
ncerns h wked
and those who
.
ernccldlers and
only doin dam-
ly engage in a
—but are nflict--
on them elves.
ger and a imos-
Not on good
ver comes out of it. It is a
moral pra tice, and vhat is
st hopeles about it *, that
those who are engaged in it do iot see
that it is innatioral and . etestable. To go
into a man's house, stea thily, wh 11 he is
away, from home, and a erhaul his j,apers,
or in a lady's wardrobe and exami e her
dresses, would be deem d a very ishon-
oratile thing i, but to ta te up a ma 's or, a
: woman's name, arid s
'. with gossip—to handle
of a neighbor around a h
why this is nothing ! I
tion. It furnishes a to
wheels of society going.
Unhappily for public morals th
for personal gossip has been seize
as the basis of a thrifty traffic.
e
are newspapers that sling to me
popular demand. Whave agri
papers, scientific papers, literary
sporting papers„ religioUs papers,
papers, and papers dev ted to ev
cial interest,Igreat and small, tha
be 'named, and, among them, papers de-
voted to personal gossip. The way in
whichich the narnes of prii
vato men rind wo-
men are handled by ea erers fortthe pub-
latc press, the way in Nhich their move-
ments and affairs are Ihcraliecl and dis-
cussed, would be supremely disgusting
were it not more disgusting that these pa -
the pig.pen
depopulated*
afternoon Mr
were priparin
i ram e use tiled
ing to get mit
fat show in I
seized a heat'
driving wedg
up an axo.
the pen, follo
menced an at
on to -the ,pigs
of the woman
became too m
on its assaila
crushed it to
blows with t
bear,when su
With.one sw
her axe flyin
pressed her i
seeing her
and although
the fury 4 h
embrace, d
material inju
the mother.
now slippery
from the Ywon
had struck with the edge of
buried it 'some{ here in the a
time. When he bear tui
mother, she utkd to her
run to the bo and -get the
Jennie was g her mother
keeping the
to her, but ,
with the rifle
and was figh
the bear was
disarmed he
the gun thro
fired. The
fore shmilde
and died in
time before
strength- eno
closure, and
that had
over,the lat
and it was t
get about a
ly all torn
the bear, bu
tained any s
walked out
work and to
he returnedl
and dressed,
300 pounds.'
4
e Butlers has twice been
ut five 'cloak, Shuday
utter and her daughter
feed the pigs when an
1 ear was d cov red try -
tie inelos re with a fine
e mbrace. r Butier
i
wooden n all t u ed i
and her lau 1 te too
3r ran ano. ji peel into
d by the dog, inl! em-
elt on the boai. It held
awever, until the blow
h for him, when d the bites f .the do
it urne
It seized the dog an
.t. The 'gir 'tuned iii
xe on ,the head f th
enly Bruin in e f r her.
.of his great w e sen
t of -the en au e and
one corner. e other
hter's Idairge iucreased
eault with e allet
he bear got th irl. in 11'
ped herbefo e do ng he
•to ward off th attack
el floor o/ t e pen ve
th blood that as flowin
de of the bear, f r the gir
,axe, an
• i • •al_ ever
d an th
ugliter t
e. Whil
ulcceeded i
r from getti g top dos
he was! about exh uste
;nthe daught rrrn
ng from a corne into whic
sing her clo dy, havin
1Jennie pint t e barrel
h chink in tie logs an
entered behin the hear is
' and he fell o the fiodr
bort time. It was a lo 1g
is. Butler co 1 sumo) n
h to climb ou of the i •
s. goon as t itciteme t
tailned the d ter w
!fell fainting t e groun
o hours befor: she could
in. Her clothii
in ier by the t
: neither of the
ousinjury. M
where her fa
iin of the ad
me with her
e bear. It 1
Della Corre8P
a
uteh it all over
he private affairs
ridred tire ides—
makes co versa-
ic. It ke ps the
greed
upon
There
t every
ultural
papers
oh tic al
rY sPe-
cannot
pers find greedy reax ere enough
the traffic profitable. 1 The re
thing about these papers is that
rarely malicious except when
very low down—that they seas
'doses with flattery. They find their re-
ward in ministering to personal vanity.
What is the cure for gossip? Simply
culture. There is a great deal gossip
that has no malignity in it. Goo -natur-
ed people talk about their neigh ors be-
eatise and only becaase, they ha e noth-
ing else to talk about. As e write,
there comes to. us the picture_ of'• family
of young ladies. We have seen them at
home, we have met them in ga leries of
art, we have caught glimpses of hem go -
"ng from a bookstore or a libra with a
• hen we
at they
rimming
•onversa-
' tion is dropped only to give place to an-
' other, in which they are interested. We
have left them after a delightful hour,
make
Leeming
hey are
hey are
n their
real volume in their
meet them, they are
• have seen and read.
with questions. One
hands.
lull of
They arc,
topic of
11
•
stimulated and refreshed ; and d
whole hour not a neighbor's gar
oiled by so much as a _touch.
soinething 1 to talk *about. T
something and wanted to km
They could listen as well as t
talk. To speak freely•Tif a -
doings and belonging e would ha
an impertinence to t ern, and,
an impropriety. Tl4ey had. n
tion to gossip, becau e the doin
neighbors formed a s bject very much less
imteresting than tho e which gijew out of
their knowledge andj their cul ire.
A.nd this tells thel whole s ry. The
confirmed gossip is i1wavs eitl4er malici-
ous or ignorant. TI
a change of heart an
of pasture. Gossip
confession either of
ring the
ent was
hey bad
ey knew
w more.
ey could
eighbor's
e seemed
f course,
tempta-
s of their
A Ma
A cobble
land, work
till night.
or . powers
solving , pr
rivalled.
himself by
exhibiting
blackboard
one who.
give him a
The cobble
write dew
For a. shil
tions for a
long rowe L
parently w
dealing as
fractions
with integ
equivalent
Dumber of
had. read t
lis. Md. t
replied nil
be a rema4
the figure
answ r," je
i
his fi gera
No th
chbbler's
ed to hay
means :by
at any ra
able to g,
He was 1
meeho,nte0
metie, and
cept the in
cent, semi
with his l'
Most aston
in the cal
audience
one marve
by close it
could ther
of the pro
Lily in h'i
tion to g
for him
to himse
queation's'
irritation;
contradic
rn
was nea -
claws f
onien s•day Jen' Jen ie
er was t
e t4e,wh n
aid iskinn d
ighed o er
ei.z.e 141 . .
n t
,
e one variety needs -
the other a change
always .personal
malice or cility,
and the young shou d not onl shun it,
but by the most tho ough culture relieve
themselves from all ternptation
in it. It is low, fri olous, and
a dirty business. There ar
neighborhoods in which it ra
pest. J1iurc1ies are split in pieces by it.
Neighbors are made' "
In many tiersons it
disease, which is
Let the yrung cure
to indulge
too often
country
res like a
nemies
degenera
tactically
't while th
Woraa vs. Bea
The head waters f the Del'
are about thirty mi es northw
in a wildI and unfre dented po
Catli
skill ountains in Sehoha
There ar • very fe settleine
region, hot about a ear ago a
Jonas Bultler put u a cabin ii
mountain tributari s of the $
in a contract wi h parties
minty to peel bark and cut r
/fie wife and two children, o
16 and the other an infant,
cabin with him. Butler g
woods smetimes several mil
home, a d often does not ret
or three flays. On Sunday 1
eut to his work, leaving hi
their cabin. The eetion is n
wild game, deer and bear bei
but for the present seam'
been unueually numerous an
it for life.
es into a
incurable.
=y may.
ware river
t of here,
tion of the
`e county.
ts in the
an named
one of the
ream, hear -
in Greece
ilroad ties.
e a girl—of
cenpy the
s into the
s from his
rn for two
t he went
family in
ted for its
g plentiful,
ra have
atical
o lived in
a his trade
was a man
1 respects
s in figure
ade his tal
ting a m
t a pleat) of
nd
in
v
himrthree
pioble in fi
auld take t
he solution o
he would
r. He, w
glues by eac
t a moment'
une
10
ho
}4p dly and,
fractions of raotionS
•nd winild down
4 simple fraction of
impeund ones momen
ih.1 Being as e how m
1'01 Were in ;E 0 987,353,
ed ately, " W 11, there
er so much, W iting do
d them s the figures
as fast
1
nd p, E
m 1morni
Very inf
t: one
he rwas
ts Oof use
charge
is 1 stall
c
enee mi
u es he cho
chalk
he insta
steer q
u d !multi
1 ether,
reflecti
tingly w
g-
in
n -
to
or
a
ny
ht
e.
• t.
es-
ly
n,
th th
as
he
ny
he
ny
he
ill
vn
or
g them do
d move.
t ‘curious fe ture in he
as the fact t ak he se m•
intelligible' notion of he
he procured his results•
he had, he Was quite n-
ny explamati n of th m.
d to give a 1 cture • a a
n.rid enough h Was to P C•
titute n rentg ar th-
tion. , He wct, I fitted in 8.
frl
= nd apparel nd he went
blackboards• and °ha 'ks.
h'n* things- h ertainly id
n • ting way, rtaining he
a late hour, a e perfor ed
a ter another. But nei, er
n ion or exac g questi ns
gained th east ink ing
tbat were ssing so ap-
nd. He h ne-infor s-
it was ut y impose ble
s breathing. is re lie to.
h ()there w was as asy
u not only rays g eat
u were vagu onfused and
as
1
EW G 0 Is
iNTT
ItECEIVED
AM HI
I_ LIS.
N FL.L‘ITNELS,
EV COT
RILL'
ID M 1\T-1
FiTINGS
iNG PURCHASD
UNDER V
1
Owl g Ito, the pressure of ilia
• to offer the
1
1
Pr ees piat Wilt 4
ord to VI
Mothers ak kindly
They cat'h tones quicke
and they become p
in them. • en mother s
you will 4 cely hear a
among t ildren in the
each othe et the disci 1
expect ju much scol
do anythi they are bid
the low
a home N
e decided 1 0
fl
mother,
ey always eye, is 1
ence, eit
much to
is more
comman
ade. If
the mis
little on
helpto
makes
also. 1
the hea o
cannot ve
lighten
them o
own, as
to spea
tone w
So, too
and an
leave
ONS
GS,
RPETS.
ese GOODS
LUE
im a, I am enabled
ati
ish Buyers.
WINTER GODS
need to -such Low Fi
clear the
REMEMBER Tap
NIULLIAM
little • nes.
s.
han pa ots,
anent h bits
the kample
leasant word
r plays wi▪ th
ne of chi ren
g before they
dine in any
tone o the
ofher s ady
int of bedi-
es that must
I'LACE :
ILL'S,
Opposite the Commercial Hotel,
SEAFORTH.,
1 1
or out of s g It is worth
t vate a low 6 tie voic • It
rful in eme neies than the
voice of a 6 eral of a brig -
1 1
are ever so Itch tri by
us or will pranki3 o the
ak low. I illbe a great
o even try be patient and
You cam.lot 'med. Anger
retched a your children
•tent, angry 1108 never did
d, but len of evil. You
them th4 they
n burden at 1 ; they make
the excuse f
teti times, he ! er, For your
1 as your chi] • len's sake, learn
. They w' 1 remember that
our head is rider th turf,
will reme er harsh and
ne. Whichlegacy w 11 you
children?,
s WisceiNsi s' Paou
ile (Wis.) G ice says: "Mr.
en, of Lake oshkonong, h
rs, strong, oat lasses, who
d of wor ,a can do as much!
two girls in qie country. ln
orhood Illy s,an old b dielo
ently hasn't k faith n wo-1
' He Mad bet of wit
itis that the Yo could hop
d in six day. . The girls wer
outdone by a acbelor, and the
the bet. Th went to work
the tree* an in sevenhou
whi
and corded o cord of
elor, who pro t t"
The igirs k the mon fro
tIthereare so cwomen who ca
who have pi *and energy."
TEE
The Ja
'Sanwa
two da
are not
of it as
their n
who ev
man's
the Wee
cord of
not to
aceep
cut do
chop
oak w
Mr, 13
thinks
bold, and I work
1_30
131STMA SALE
AVING BOUG T A: LARGE
•LOT OF
WINTER OODS
AT A
0-V./MAT'
MORRISON
DURINGTHE
1,0 GE,
Us
HOL
CHRISTMAS AND itIEW
FRESH CURR,ANTS, RATS
NS, LEM
NS, ORA
I AT
ROOER
DAYS
AR'S CROCERIE,
GE and CITRON PE4S,
1. BLACK ANC! RED CUR ANT JAM,
Blaelt and. 14d Currant Jelly, also Dundee 'Marmal e Canned Peaches,
berries, fte. Cranherriem—a ice lot.
Bncisv
Ft AT DISCI) NT OFF
Wif
CANFZ
Straw -
at Flour, Corn Meal, Oat Meal, Flour, Feed,
AND PROVISIONS ALWAYS 61S. [HAND.
,GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY REE OF CHARGE.
DECI
SME SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
ADIES' FUR SEIM,
HILDRENIS FUR SETS;
RESS GOODS,
INCEYS,
EAL CLOAKINGS,
CLOUDS,
WOOL SHA LS,
• BLANKETS;
WOOL QUIL S,
FLANNELS;
SHIRTS AND
OVERCOAT
TWEEDSAN
HATS AND
AND A FULL SOCK OF ALL
KINDS OF
FITRNISHIN GOODS.
MOI1RISON, SEAFORTII.
13 ,A, -11" 00..
HAVE
DED TO REMIIN. IN SEAFORTH.
THEY HAVE THE EFORE IIAID IN A
VERY FINE ASSORTMENT
OF ALL CLIASSES OF D
WHICH EY ARE DET RMINED TO OFF
EST RICES.
Y -GOODS,
It AT THE VERY LOW
THEIR S OCK OF ROCEitIES, VINES ;/‘ ugutoRs
VERY IOMPLE E.
An E
BA GAINS
rly Sol icited..
EATT & Co Carmichael's Blo
SalETTiING THA
SHOULD
THE PrELIC
NOW.
JOHN H; BOIOADFOOT
TftlC s eonstently on hand, at 108 Warerooms and
actoree oppoeite the Momket,
1.ARg STOCK .FURNITURE
OF EVERY DE CRIPTION,
ch he is prepared to sell etprices to -suit the
the. Imes. In feet he won't be tmderaold. As he
tifactures alt he sells purchtteets can rely
upe getting the'
,
III
ii BEST 'AitTivit,E FOR TIRE
R.E_RS_LT. MONE.
.Fierreitit{re lifanufalwred to Order.
,
,
-QAMFBE;LL'S
D7kWERS,
CLOTHS,
APS,
-,•1,11•Z
R. P RO EPS,
Noted" for P
Woole
A
s and Gent
BAR AIN
T
CLOTH!
ARGE SToc
ero,en s Cloth
THAT MUST BE SOLI1 OFF A
WILL BE CERTAIN TO PLE
No time should be lost to avai yourselves
OVE COATS FOR THE MILLI N, AND
HA. S ID
FOR THIS SEASON OF THE: YEAR
Call Immediately and See for Yrrselves
• 1 WI
air )5oto Priem
1\TOT
HE UNDERSIGNE WILL OPEN A
INISHINGi ND
MA,C1171 NE SHOP
N SEAFORTH, A OUT THE 20TH
' OF DECE BER,
When contracts will be entered into for
t 1
ENGINES, BcOILERS,
FLOURING AND SAW MILLS.'
BARGAINS,
EMPORIUM
OF
ng and Furnishinq
PRICES THAT '
SE PURCHASER,
of &hi BABE OFFER.
CLOTHING FOR MOEE.
1
CAPS
N (MEAT VARIETY.
Remember the place to buy Furneture Ches:p Is
at tile Factory opposite the Market, Sesforth,
JOHN H. BROA.DFOOT.
SOMETHING NEW.
TO THE PEOPTX r SE.A.FORTH.
OAT EV RY PERSON WANTS.
GEO GE l'ORSYTH
LIAM CAMP ELL.
VT,T12,1\TITTSIZM,i
kinds of RepairtedOne on Short Not*, anti
all kin
0.A.ST
i
Will be supplied, fend: a
BARS, k
Oesforth, Nov, 25, 1475.
• .1
of —
IsTa-E3
oodt Stook of GRATE
t oz band.
RUNCIMAA
416
1
RE
D THE PUFFS 1OF OTHER DEALE
TOGS to info ra the people of fie.aforth and
vicinity tha he has opened a .
_EMPORIUM
IVIA
Inthe Store firat door north of the 'Contemn -it
Hotel, where ho keeps lconstantly on hand
.chOice supply o
i! Cured Meat of E4;ery Kind,-
O'l 1 c. g .A:i3: Anild,:ve: its:Bair ,00,N, A,..-7
1' FRESH PORK aa. ALL KINDS,
,
4
1 POULTRY AND FISH,
1 1
SausagelFre4).• -and Good,
_
:A Quantity cl No. 1 LARD For Sale. -
No. 1 BUTTER always ,onhand; shim Cheese
Cheesehead. Those wishing . pnrchas
' tatty will 11n4 it to their :advantage to cello
erie # tas I sell nothing bnt a first-olass ..attict
I1I cleaned an1 ready fOr the pot or the oven.
2 ,'GEORGE FORSYTH
pt.J.A.cE,
.111N COME TO M*' WAREROOMS
AND SHOW YOUR MONEY
AND TF1E FUR
tLY
ITU
E IS YOURS.
TTITEVir ROBERTSON
ST ARRIVED AT McINTYRE-&
A LARGE CONSINMEW/F OF CIERMAN FELT
Men
I§,
OOTS
ver Shoes and Rubbe'
-
NAN EVER Foil CAW
Just he Thing ifor the 'old Weather.
ALSO :FULL L E OF
WomeD.'s and Chilaren's
WHICH WILL OE SOLD CilE4PER
INTYRE & WILLI
bOMINIION 3300KS'IOR.
Dotn4on Blrock,,Seaforth,.
WILL AM
ELLIOTT
tEGS inf‘lm the publie generally that
has opened a Book , and 'Stationery Store
lie front of the
1
DOMiniOn. Telegraph Offit6,
11
*here an esse4ment Goods in the above
vrill be kept emistantly on hancL
Sellii0Oli BOOKS,
LANKB;Lp
OKS, !
wpERI
W NDOW BLINDS,
MAGAZINE.
WSP t'ERS, •Stc,
WM. ELLIOT
ESS GOOD
IND 6
IF
Just
1%.IT'OTTOM
U WANT TO GET G0413 GOO
LEE'S FLOUR AND
'mixed, a 7re87i Swppky of Gro
Pres e Jars ofj all
FLU AND FEED DO STANTLY ON NA
S GARS VERY 4KEAP.
Givu8aTriai4Ztki
FRINGES 0 MATCH
Suitable for
0 FFMAN
SEA
oliday Presents,
AT
BROTHER
oRTH.
MINK FUR SETS,
Muffs, Ruffs,Caps tke
AND CHEAP GOODS GO TO
SEED STORE,
erio, Glassware and Crocke4,
awl. very
SUITABLE FOB,
HOLIDAY PRESENT4,
AT '
HOFFMAN, B.ROTHERSII
SE. FORTH.
0 AND DELIVERED AS
OMR FOR EGGS,
'need of thi Fact
THOMAS 'IiEr
EGG
E PORI U
The anbeiriber
customers (merchant
patronage &ring th
by strietintegrity an
to merit their coati
eby thanks lab, num one
and others) for their li 1
past seven years, and «s
close attention to hus
nee -and trade in thefu
Baying greatly e larged his premises,
the winter, he is no prepared to pay tbe
HIGHEST CASH PRI E
For any quantity o good fresh eggs, deli ered
st the
GG EMPORIUM,
Main Street,13 orth
Wantegy the sn "her 25 ions of go dry
clean W AT STRAW.
D. D. WILS N.
MANTLES, SHAWLS, SKI
DERCLOTHING, Ste,
Suita le for Holiday Pres
AT OFFISTAN BROTHE
SIEJOBTR.
SILK TIESMO GEMS & MITTS,
Sui le for Holiday Presetivs,
HOFIVIA BROTH4IS"
AT
S ANO TH.
TT
R TUB$ -
SAM Eli TROTT
011
, uneasy of
(whine Tu
Pae =vibe baatAn uses
ipatbefaatioa.
st
.he Saaforth ia
uweliand looribil
setory
Btdter '1) es,
wul
UMMENTS TO
PURCHASER13,
in* vlsort ibii
ofilfaskTnixt011it
SAMUEL TROTT.
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