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Every Word True. -
In referring to Mr. Fraz r'e Protec-
tion meeting in Paris, the Transcript
truly says : "But most important of all,
the cry Mr. Frazer has been chosen to
herald is, in his hands and under all
thecircumstances, too palpably trans-
parent to be- mistaken for anything else
than what it really is, a political dodge
to re-establish Sir John and the Tory
party on . the treasury benches. That
there are some Reformers who believe
in, and would desire to see, a. readjust--
ment of our present tariff is undeniable.
No-one disputes that. They are fre-
quently to be met with, gentlemen of
the highest respectability, intelligence
and integrity, but these very qualities
constitute their safeguard against Tory
encroachments. What is the reply of
such to Conservatives who approach
them with a view to their committal ?
'Nq, gentlemen;• we may hold views
soniewhat similar to those yon profess
on tariff 'natters, but we have no confi-
dence in your party as t�champion of
of those- views, knowing at you use
the cry as you .;would .us if you could,
.for purely political purposes.' This
conviction is prevalent everywhere.
Good Tory protectionists in the ram-
pant city of Hamilton will tell you so in.
thein more candid moments, and, with-
out a blush; defend the system of war-
fare they have adopted. The simple
fact, in the simplest terms, amounts to
this : Sir John has no more intention
of readjusting the tariff, were he rein -
staged to -morrow, than he has of run-
ning for the next term Presidency of
the United States, and the electors
know it." ;
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Council Reports. -
HxT-T i e Council met as a Court of
Revision,' in the Town Hall, Zurich, on
Saturday, 'Ma*, 25, when the following
appeals were considered : Moved by
Mr. Wilson, seconded by Mr. Kalb-
• ffeisch, that lots west part 5, W: 10,
Wi 11, concession 4, Ei 16; Lake Road
East, belonging. to Canada Company,
be assessed at $20 an acre ; Ei 22, L.
R. E., Ni 31, 34 and 35, N. B., be as-
sessed
s sessed at $18, and than lots -11 and 12,
S. B., be assessed at $15 an acre -Car-
ried. Movede by Mr. Snider, seconded
by Mr. Wilson, that Richard Luker's-
assessment be reduced $500 ; Ralph Kil-
patrick be charged with five acres, at.
$200 ; A. Walper reduced 5200 ;'. Berg
increased $200, and that the assessment
of Justice Wagner, Conrad Miller and
Jacob Happle be not altered -Carried.
Moved . by Mr. Kalhifieisch, seconded by
Mr. Ramie, that the following altera-
tions be made in the assessment ' rolls,
viz.: Lot Wi 27, S. B., be charged to
David Brown as owner ; 117 Hensel' be
assessed to J. McLennan as owner ; Ei
10, L. R. E., to John Ducharne as ten-
ant ; 7 and Si 8, concession 13; to John
Eckstein as tenant ; Ni 10, concession
13, to Jahn Walper as tenant ; W of 6,
concession 8, to V. Resler as owner ; S
13, concession 4, be reduced to $24 an
acre, and N pt. 21, 30, A,, concession 9,
be charged to John Grainger as owner,
at 5960. Moved by Mr. Kalbfleisch,
seconded by Mr. Snider, that Jas. Car-
rick be placed on roll as farmer's son,
and Abram T. Bean to be assessed joint-
ly with Isaac Bean --Carried. The
Court now adjourned to meet on Satur-
day, June 15. After the adjournment
the Council met, when the following
business was transacted : Moved and.
carried that an additional grant of 550
be expended on south boundary. Mov-
ed by Mr. Wilson, seconded by Mr.
Snider, that S. Ellenbaum. and W. Sni-
der be appointed pathmasters in place
of Phillip Shroader, and that N. Deich- -
ert be allowedto do his road work op-
posite lot 20, in making a ditch -Car-
ried. Council adjourned to meet at -the
call of the Reeve.
MGKILLOP.-The, Council met at Her-
man's Hotel, on May 25, for holding a
Court of Revision. Mr. Benson appear-
ed on behalf of the Canada Company,
who appealed -against tke non-resident
assessment being too high. The mem-
bers of the Court being duly sworn, as
also the assessor, on• Mr. Benson's re-
quest, the Court proceeded to examine
and compare the resident and non-re-
sident assessment of the lots Mr. Ben-
son pointed out for comparison, and af-
ter an impartial investigation, the Court
decided as follows : That the Ei of lot
2, concession 3, be reduced froth. 51,100
to 5950. The Court also decided that
the following applications be received,
and the necessary corrections made in
the assessment roll, viz.: That Daniel
ie entered instead of
r Wi lot 29, conces-
. McElroy's name in -
Campbell's name
Harry Norman's f
Ilion 9 -Thomas
stead of George Payne's for the WI- of
lot 27, concession 9. - The dog tax of the
following parties was ordered to be can-
celled, as it appears they have no dogs.
now, viz., John Blake, Charles Dickson,
Peter McGrath, Michael Moore, Alex.
McKenekie and Wm. McIntosh. Moved
by Alex. Kerr, seconded by James Hil-
len, that the Court of Revision for this
township be adjourned to the last Sat-
urday in June, also that the assessor be
paid 575 for his services, postage, &a,
Carried. The next meeting of Council
will be at Leyden's Hotel, on the last
Saturday in June.
G-n.EY.-Council met as Court of Re-
vision at Dane's Hotel, Cranbrook, on
the 27th May. Members all present..
Only one appeal was entered against
the assessment roll, being that of the
Great`Western Railway, which was re-
duced to $4,000. Jas. Tusk and Jas.
Bird were assessed for one dog. each.
J. Camerae., A. Danes, and I. Bowes
were assessed under the Farmers' Sons
.Act., Jas. Longmirewas assessed as
tenant for Henfryn village lots. Several
minor -changes were made, when" the
Court of Revision was adjourned until
next meeting of Council, on the llth
pros. Petition of Thos. Roe, e t a.t, for a
ditch, concession 17, Mr. Hislop to re-
port at next meeting. , Petition of
Jas. Trow, et al, to have certain lots
drained under the Municipal Drainage
Act. Laid over till next meeting. ' Pe-
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lot -32, concession 10, it was resolved
that this Council dig 40 rods of said
ditchacrossthe road, and that private
parties interested complete the same.
Communication from Township Clerk,
Elora, respecting the Union School
Section at Henfryn. No present action
taken. Thos. •Newsome and Jas. Logan
were granted $20, as. part - payment of
cork at bridge, concessions 7 - and 8.
]peter McDonald was granted - $3a, on -The Queen of Greece is a daughter
account 'of work done at mill road. of the Russian Grand Duke Constan-
tine. She is inclined tobe:tall, has very
bright bine eyes, light hair, rosy cheeks,
white skin, and teeth that rival pearls
in their•beauty. She usually dresses in
blue satin, and affects in other depart-
ments of her toilet the national color of
Greece. A source of no little mortifica-
tion to her is her large feet and hands.
It may not be generally known that
Mr. Blake's bill for the suppression of
pool selling; passed last year, came into
effect on May 1st. It provides that no
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pools 0101 be sold on races, trials of
Aeration. M. de I, kill, elections, &c., the offence being
Pontever recommends mixingsta spoon- .de made a misdemeanor, and the penalty
imprisonment for any term less than a
year, and a fine not exceeding 51,000.
Parties permitting pool selling on their
Premises, holding the money, or record-
ing the pools, are. equally guilty " with
those actually selling. This bill will
prove a death blow to many of the swin-
dling races all over the country, run for
no other purpose but to sella few pools,
and if for no other reason will be a decid-
ed benefit.
-A murderous assault was commit-
ted one night last week upon C. ?dam-
ning, a boarding house keeper, near the
water works reservoir, London. It
seems that Pat Shane and Wm.
O'Brien, on being released from prison,
proceeded to Manning's shanty (where
they boarded before put in jail) and de-
manded money. This being..refused
them, they set upon Manning and beat
him most unmercifully, after which
they again asked for money or whiskey,
and being refused a second. time, O'Brien •
seized Manning, threw him to the
ground, and there held him while
Shane ran for a razor. Then they
threatened. to, cut his throat, if he
would not comply with their request.
Manning, however still refused to ac-
cede, but instead of cutting his throat -
thay got. a blanket an endeavored to
I strangle bins by tying it around his
head and neck. At this stage some -of
Manning's friends came to his rescue,
and the scoundrels who had been mal-
treating him made good their - escape.
Subsegtiently they were arrested in the -
village of Byron and brought back to
London.
-Manitoba Lake,.which lies north-
west of Fort Garry, and has given the
title to the provinpe formed out -of - the
Red River region, derives its name from
a small island, from which in the still-
ness of the night issues a " mysterious
voice." On no account will the Ojib-
ways approach or land on this island,
supposing it to'be the home of the Man-'
itoba-the '` Speaking God." The
cause of this curious sc
ing of the waves on ti
large pebbles lining" th
the northern coast of t
is a long, low cliff of fi
person, have been placed in the hands
of parties who will find her out if pos-
sible. In the meantime it is quiteplain
that Whyte knows all about Miss Car -
law if she is alive ; and, doubtless, has
had her underneath his thumb ever
since she left Arthur ; and is now marry-
ing her to save himself, when he finds
his crimes are being brought home to
him.
Clerk was authorised to notify Widow
Pease that the allowance heretofore
granted her will be discontinued two
weeks from this date. Widow Roland
was granted 510, charity. Moved by
Samuel Slemmon, seconded by W.
Oliver,.that the date of next meeting of
Council be changed to llth June next,
at Lusk's Hotel, Cranbrook, and this
by-law be amended a cordingly: Car-
ried. - r
Miscellaneous ews Items.
The taking of co -liver oil is sel-
dom found a pleasant
ful of the oil with the yolk of an egg
and ten drops of the oil of peppermint,
and adding hall a glass of water with
some sugar. This is said to effect ally
conceal the characterstic odor .and
taste..
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-The missing bodies of the Galt dis-
aster have all been recovered,and the
funeral took place on} Saturday. The
interment of five of thle bodies, those of .
James Montgomery, Andrew Jackson
Edward Uren, David. Scott' and Thos.
Elliott, took place in; Galt cemetery';:
the sixth, that of Fred. Cane, in Trin-
ity church cemetery, and the seventh,
John Fraser, was taken to Praxis Plains.
All the places of business were closed
during the time of the funeral,and
the townspeople followed the hearse en
masse, the procession being . about two
miles in length. .The various ministers
of the town officiated.
-A moulder, who has been working
at Harriston for some time, has vanish-
ed, owing to being too much married.i
His own statement is that, from sup-
posed unfaithfulnes of his first wife,
he left her about six years.ago in Nova
Scotia, and camel to Montreal. He
there married a very respectable young
woman, with whom he has since lived,
and; by whom he has two children. He.
came to Harriston about 18 months ago:
and by his steady habits and straight-
forward 'manner gained the friendship
and respect of most of our villagers.
But it - seems wife Noe 1 discovered
his whereabouts, and communicated
with his employer, to whom he admit-
ted all. - Strange to say, wife No. 2
knew nothing of the affair until a few
days ago.
-Within the the past, week Messrs. Gol-
die & McCulloch, of Galt, have shipped
the following machinery from their
foundry to the Prairie Province : A
steam grist mill, complete, to Hon. Jas.
McKay, near Winnipeg ; a large auto-
matic cut-off engine and quantity of
machinery to Mr: D. I3. McMillan,
Winnipeg ; and a quantity - of wood-
working machinery to Messrs. Brown &
Rutherford, Winnipeg. They also ship-
ped tp Mr. Joseph Whithead, contrac-
tor, of the same place, some time ago,
two car oads ' of steam boilers. They
have other . orders on hand from the
Province awaiting to be filled. -Among
the ship;<nents from Galt to • Manitoba,
this week, will be a large lot of drawers,
30 dozen, for the Mounted Police Force.
They have been manufactured at the
knitting works of Mr. R. Turnbull,
and are of a quality that will give satis-
faction. -
--A fellow, whom it would be cruelty
Ito hold responsible for his actions, tried.
to get the town hall in Waterloo vil-
lage, last week, for a lecture to be de-
livered
elivered by himself on spiritualism and
phrenology. Not beilg prepared to pay
in advance the market clerk refused
him admission, whereupon the lecturer
took his stand on a platform and railed
at Peter Moyer, of the .News, Methodists
in generlal, and British institutions and
Government in the most tremendous
style. By way of encouragement he
got a couple of cuffs in the lugs from
young urian among the bystanders, who
could net listen patiently to the torrent
of abuse levelled at everything British,
and whose angry passions rose when the
lecturer} vociferously called him a liar.
There was no harm done, however. This
fellow claims `to be an ex -Catholic priest:
He is too silly to be a humbug, and
too sane to be any better than a niiis-
ance.
-A heifer belong to Mr. H. W.- Mal-
lett, of Wilmot, met with a peculiar ac-
cident. - One day last week the owner
noticed that the animal, which was in
the yard adjoining his horse stable, did
not eat as well as usual. An examina-
tion of the mouth proved that the poor
brute had lost about two inches of herappeared, and ;Mr. Cunnington i just
tongue. The cause of such an unusual that amount of money out, the c i eque
occurrence could not be acsounted for being 'an asset only to the extent f its
at the time, but in cleaning out the market value ,as old paper -about a
horse's manger Mr. Mallett discovered cent a pound. This trick has been
the missing portion . of the . heifer's
tongue.' The hypothesis is that she had
been reaching -through an aperture in-
to the horse's apartment forthepurpose
of stealing his hay when the sagacious
�URQN EXPOSITO_
"ONTARIO HOUSE." 1878
SMITH & WEST,
SEAFORTH.
-THE NEW DIY GOODS STORE IS
BECOMING.
Bund is the beat-
ie " shingle," or
e shores. Along
he island there
ase grained, com-
pact limestone, which, under the stroke
of the hammer, clinks like steel:. The
waves beating on the shore at the foot
of the cliff cause the fallen fragments
to rub against .each other, and to . give
out a sound resembling chimes of dis-.
tant church -bells. The phenomenon
occurs when the gales blow from the
north, and then,. as the winds subside,
low, wailing sounds, like whispering
voices, are heard in the -air. Travellers
assert that the .effect is very impressive,
-and they have been awakened at night
under the impression that they were
listening to church bells.
-The old but seemingly ever success-
ful swindle, the cheque game, was tried
at the Great Western station, London,
Friday afternoon. Mr. Joseph Cun-
nington, a farmer from the county of
Peel, was the. victim. He evidently is
not a close reader of the newspapers, 'or
he would have seen the game described
scores of times. A gentlemanly stranger
got into conversation with him, in the
same. •old style, and after conversing
awhile, another ,man came up and
wanted a bill paid. Stranger No. 1 was
very sorry, of course, as he wished` to
settle his indebtedness, but he bad no
money. He, however, held a cheque
for 51,300, and would pay if the creditor
could change it, as it was after banking
hours. The creditor was also very
sorry, because he - wanted the money.
Then it was time to turn to Mr. Cun-
ningtou, in the same old reliable style,
and blandly ask if he would not ad-
'vance 514, taking the cheque as secur-
ity. Of coarse he would. And - that
ends the tale. The two swindlers dis-
tried time and again, and still people
are caught by it. 'It is of ,little conse-
quence whether a person has ever
heard of a swindle before or not, if he
his money
equine caught her by the tongue with has jr oockecke t enough to keep
in hiss
the result above mentioned. The heifer pt. -
is now doing as well as could be expect- -Mr. Harry Jaffray, of the Galt Re-
ed.. Mr. Mallett has been very unfort- porterovho was drowned on Wednesday
unate with his stock this season, having eveuing of last week, by the distressing
lost a valuable horse with inflammation accident on the Grand Rive
and several sheep from various causes. of the oldest members of
-The little village of Arthur, Well- Cricket Club, and was know
ington County, has got a real live, serial- Times, among cricketers of H
storysensation. According to the local a skilful batter, he having,
was one
the Galt
i, says the
imilton as
)n almost
paper of the village, it appears that for every occasion when the Galt' club play-
sevearl months past M.Carlaw's friends ed out of their own town, participated
in Scotland, have been instituting en- in the game. Mr. Jaffray has also been
quiries, with a view to` unravelling the one of those who, in the spring of 1870,
mysteries,; connected with the uncer- volunteered for the first Red River Ex-
emonioueandsudden fight from Arthur, .pedition , under Col. (now Major -Gen.
of Miss . Carlaw, some thirteen years Sir Garnet) Wolesley, and was a mem
ago. These`friends appear to take hold ber of No. 2 Company, First Ontario
of the matter with a will,. and . a com- 'Rifles. On his arrival at. Fort Garry
mendable degree of energy. They kept Mr. Jaffray, in conjunction with a prin-
Mr. Carlaw posted as to their progress, iter of Hamilton, also a member of the
titiou of Luke Speiran, et al, for repairs and of late their efforts do not ap- expedition, was detached to do the
to road oil lot 2,3, concession 14, Mr. l pear to be altogether in vain. The I last printing required for the crude forma -
Oliver to report.at next meeting. Po- letter, dated April 22nd, says that in - tion of.a Government in a new country,
tition of Joseph Coombs, that Council reply to interrogations concerning Miss in which such things as gubernatorial
offer a reward for tlin conviction of the Carlaw, from the session of his Church; proclamations, election writs, sum -
person or persons who set fire ..to his I -Whyte affirmed that she was still alive. menses, law forms, etc., had heretofore
barn on the 10th of April last. It was The same letter states that Whyte was been unknown. Mr. Jaffray applied
resalved, that the sum of one hundred to be married on, the 30th of April ; for and received his discharge in the
dollars be offered, in addition to the re- I that his betrothed was a captain's January following. and, in company
wards offered by Mr. Coombs and the widow, named Harb.nege, etc. There j with 3).1r. James McArthur, of Hamil-
Insurance Company, for the conviction appears to be no doubt about the marry- ton, crossed the plains to St. Paul in an
of the offender. Petition of Win.Duke, ing business, but the people of Queens- os. -sled. The trip was a trying one, and
et al, praying that the worst portions of ferry do not appear to be so well satisfi- Mr; Jaffray afterwards published an ac -
concession 12, east of Cranbrook, be I ed as to the lady a general suspicion count of it -in his own paper. ; Deceased
gravelled, Mr. Slemmon to examine existing that she is the heroine of this was a genial, whole-souled !man, and
and report at next meeting. %Tr. Lucas 1 great social scandal, However, this l Was never known, no matter what the
applied to have road repaired at lot 28,
,concession 2, Reeve and Mr. Keifer to
attend to it. In the matter of a ditch,
suspicion will probably be satisfied by ' provocation, to lose temper. His un -
this time, as Miss Carlaw'sphotographs timely death will he regretted by many
and a description of her marks on her throughout the Province.
VERY POPULAR WITH -THE PUBLIC
OWING TO CLOSE PRICES FOR
New and Fashion-
able Goods.
WE ARE NOW SHOWING EXTRA
VALUE IN
Black Cassim tires, Merinoes, Co
bourgs, Black and Colored Das-
tres, Melanges,Plain and Fancy
Dress Goods -very handsome.
A NICE ASSORTMENT OF
LISLE, SIL
ALL (30
K, AND KID CLOVES,
ORS, ALL PRICES,
lies, Colla s, Hosiery, Ru
in \Great Variety.
CHEAPEST PAASOLS IN TOWN.
EXTRA VALUE INc
'RINTS, DRESS . LINENS,
HOLLAXDS, &c.
Grey and White Cottons,
SHIRTINGS AND DENIMS,
AT PRICE$ To SUIT EVERY ONE.
In Tweeds, Gents' Furnishings, hats
-and Calls, we are well assorted.
GOOD SUITS TO ORDER
FROM $12.00 TO $16.00.
SEE OUR LADIES' AND CHILD-
REN'S PRUNELLA SHOES.
We Cordially Invite Inspection.
Mtrk Goods in Plain Figures.
Have no. Second Price.;
Courteous Attention Paid to All.
No Trouble to Show' Goods.
'Remember the ONTARIO HOUSE, No. 3 Camp
bell's Block, Seatorth.
SMITH & WEST.
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1878
HATS AND CAPS AT ROPERS'.
O FINE- FUR HATS AT ROGERS'.
WOOL HATS AT ROGERS'.
FELT HATS AT ROGERS'.
0 STRAW HATS AT ROGERS'.
CC SILK CAPS AT ROGERS'.
Z WORSTED CAPS AT , ROGElftS'.
LARGE STOCK AT ROGERS'.
0
ATTRACTIVE STYLES AT ROGE S'. 0
lasses of Dr Goods
�nall� Y
Popular Prices�
0
I
2
0
rn
AT JOHN ROGERS, SEAFORTH.
1 878.,
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO.
1878
ANOTHER FRESH SUPPLY
-OF-
TEAS, SUGARS, AND
;JUNE 7, 1878.
HERE! HERxi
THAT IS UP NORT
ALMOST EVERY ONE Y1)17 MEET Iris
A BASKET FULL OF
C'-R,CD 0
WITH
A. G. AULT'S NAME PRINTED OE
EACH TARGET..
Why, he must be doir g s large business. Ins,,
he does the business while the others are deist
the talking.. That is the i ight place to buy your
Goods. He has
Just .Received, Another Lot of that
Very Choice Green Tea, -
At 50 cents per pound, also a Fresh Tot of tali,_
Choice Brand of Japan Tea, at 50e. perpound, -
. A. G. AULT
Is selling Groceries of all kinds, and of the sy
best quality, et prices that people oan'thelp but
buy them,
Butter, 'Eggs and Potatoes Taken
in Exchonge for Groceries.
A. .G. AULT, .
THE SEAFORTH
INSURANCE AND LAND ADEHCY,
ALONZO STRONG
IS AGENT fo Several First -Class Stock, Fire
and Life Insurance Companies, and isprepar.
ed to take risks on
THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
Also Agent for several of the best Loan Soule- -
ties.
Also Agent for the sale and purchase of Firm
GENERAL GROCERIES and Village Property.
1 A NUMBER OF FIRST-CLASS L.
PROVED FARMS FOR SALE.
$5O,O60 to Loan at S Per Cent.
interest.
Agent for the' White Star Line of Steamers, '
-AT- - -
s .
3 -AM S MU PI- Y''8-
ALL GOODS ARE OF THE V
AND WILL ALWAYS BE
RY BEST
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S6LD ' CH
QUALITY
EAP.
JAMES MURPHY BUYS AND SELLS FOR CASH, AND FINDS IT THE
BETTER PLAN. -
THE
" MEDICAL - HALLK
SEA
FORTH.
%I -UST ARR2VE'DlF1�ESH
Vegetine, Digestive Fluid, German Syrup, Green's August
Flower, Cingalese Hair Renewer, Ayer's Hair Vigor, Lamplougl3's
1
Pyretic Saline, Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient, Eno'S Fruit Salts.
Sanford's Catarrh Remedy, Constituional 1Catarrh Remedy, be-
sides all of Ayer's, Pierce's, Kennedy's and (Campbell's Medicines.
,DRUGS AND DYE STUFFS, AFULL .TOCK.
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HICKSON & BLEASDELL.
TI hE T_,ATEST_
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HONEY COMB S IRALS FOR LADIES' FANCY WORK.
You can make Beautif
Picture Frames, i
Samples.
1 Boque't Baskets, Card Baskets, Wall Pockets,
fact almost any f hing } m them-. Call and see
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HARC ING'S 10 CENT
USIC.
Full size Sheet Music, by mos eminent Composers, the cheapee series yet published. Also half
dime or any variety of Sheet Music procured on the Shortest Notic
Subscriptions received for all English, American or Canadian agazines at Publishers prices.
Remember the place:
LUMS
EY cG WILSON, Whit tey's Block, Seaforth.
40,000 LBS. OF GOOD BUTTER WA
s.LAFOR-T
NTED AT DENT'S,
H
Dent's is also the Place where you can get
the Cheapest and
Best- Dry
ABOUT 150 -OF HOSE SUPERB L "NEN COSTUMES
. Yet on hand, and gain off every day. The CROMPTOb CORSET for 75 Cuts.
ALL GOODS T THE ERY LOWEST FIGURE ' THE QUALITY AND
PRICES SELL THEM.
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require for DENT' -S and be surd to find it.
ALWAYS SOMETHI G NEW.
NEW SHOE SHOP IN EAFORTH.
C�-R=EVE 8z F1=�.IEL
BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO THE PUBLIC THAT HEY AVE COMMENC-
- - ED BUSINESS ON THEIR OWN A COUNT IN -
PILLMAN'S STORE, OPPOSITE 1THE FOUNDRY,
'Where they are prepared to take Orders for and .Manufacture Blots and Mimes of every des-
cription. Being both Practical Workmen they are prepared tri Guarantee a Good Fit and a
Good Article. .
A TRIAL IS 6OL CITED. -
ELLIOTr GRIEVE. CORNELIUS „FRIEL.
OFFICE -Over M. Morrison's Store, Main -St
Seaforth. -
THE -CHEAP FAMILY GROCERY.
L. MABEE
Begs to inform his friends and the public that
he has on hand one of the NICEST and FRESH-
EST Stocks of Groceries in town, -and as he sells
for Cash, he o
SELLS CHEAP,
Giving his purchasers the banefi-t of what others
who do not do to lose in bad debts andpay in in-
terest to wholesale men, -
FLOUR AND FEED
delivered in t wn free
Alwayson h
e Goodso
of charge. Remember the stand, opposite the
Commercial Hotel, in the
FRAME BLOCK.
L. a MABEE.
AUCTION SALE
OF
VILLAGE PROPERTY.
:PURSUANT to a Power of Sale contained in s
Mortgage, which -ill be produced at the time
of sale, there will be sold at the Commarciai Ho -
'WI, in Seatorth, at the hour of 12 o'clock, noon,
on FRIDAY, the 14th day of JUNE, 1878, the
following property, "mown as Coz's Hotel, in
Egmondvilie, and now occupied by John Cox,
and which property is fully described by metes
and bounds in said mortgage.
The property will be sold subject to two prior
encumbrances. There will be required to be
paid by the purchaser to the Vendor's Solicitor,
at the time of purchase, ten per cent. of his pur-
chase money, and the balance in one month from
day of sale. For .further particulars apply to
L.H..BENSON, Vendor's Solicitor,
Seaforth, May 30, 1878. - 547-2
THE HENSALL PORK FACTORY:
G. & J. PETTY.
•
Are prepared to pay the HIGHEST PRICE for
any quantity of
HOGS, ALIVE OR DRESSED
ALL KINDS OF CURED MEATS -
Constantly on Hand,
FINE LARD, SAUSAGES, PORK
CUTTINGS, ace.
523 G. - & J. PETTY,
SEAFORTH
PORK PACKING HOUSE,
BEING desirous of giving the public the ben&
fit of the Low prices in Provisions we will
sell :
Hama, Smoked.. ...,,. .-• ® 84
Hams, Smoked and Cane ased ... , . <4 0
Long and Short Clear :Middles..:.. (4 7
Cumberland.... .....,,...,,.. ®6t
Lard.. �..... 8t
Orders given at the Factory or at Brownell`B
Grocery will be promptly tilled at the ;above
prices. Those Meats are well cured.
ARMITAGE, BEAT-TIlil&Ca,
HAIR DRESSING
C0MBI.NGS made over into Switches, Ctuur
Braids and Puffs, all in the Latest Styles ens
with despatch.
Bair arranged in the .Natural wall
with Roots at t1te fop.
MISS CARROW,
At Mr. William Hunt's, four doors west of tha'
Market Seaforth. 528-28
PIANOFORTE AND ORGAN
MISS HALLEN,
(1RGANIST of St. Thomas' Church, Sea,ortli,
(Late of Toronto), is prepared to instruct"
limited number of Pupils in Instrumental Masi&
TERMS MODE°RATE.
Besiden t -Third House North of .the gs
Church, C._urch Street, Seaforth. 545
MARRIAGE LICENCES
ort ei KTIFICATEsi
irJnder the new Act,) issued at the
(EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SEAFORTH.
Under authority of the Lieutenant-Oovenser
Ontario.
R. N. BR ETT:
SEWholesale and Retail es ern LEATHER and
SHOE FINDING8 of Every Description.
None bait the Very Best Stock kept. Test
moderate. A Trial Solicited. All orders by meg
or otherwise promptly jilted.
490 Pa, N. B .
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part injures
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