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CF FA • Snci:urcrxs.-111c Clack
ecurty Duna el at- d Kentucky lel :i, us
that Mr. B. . Val _meter sold a lot of
fat. cattle 1 st week at 6 CCDe per.
pound. The were gocd cues, however,
era ceesiste , of three ; four -ye -old-
thoroughbre steers. Their resp .etive
weights were 2,375, 2,305 and• 090.
They were a 1 Young Marys, and ee of
Mr. Y aemet is own breeding.
POISONED BY OI.I:AND B LEA 'ES.—
The Kentu ky Record. says th
young bulls belonging to Mr. B. F
ford, Sweet Valley Herd, men'
last week a having been poisoi
eating ()lea der leaves, were L
Duke 27th, y 14th Duke of Thos
(28459), Out f• Loudon Duchess 9th,
and Loudon Duke 39th, by 14th Du . e of
Thornedale, out Louden .Duchess 11th
by 816 5th ,oke of Geneva. _
A JEBsn .;Cow's Bvrzun.—
Clazk, ill., r: cently tested the roil
his Jersey owe:, " Glencoe Belle
from 17 qua ts of milk the yield
pounds of oice butter. At 'u e
time, from t e same cow, he obt
pounds of b tter from 8 quarts of
The milk in each case was ace
measured. Ate the same time,
the same tr atment, and on th
pasture, th : best grade caw
breed short o ore that Mr. Clark o
vas also tea ed, and the ;yield of
was of a pound from eight qu
milk.
Grim Fou GiiLs.—Aiwriters
the Elmira Farmers' Club the
ing cure for galls on the shoal
draught. aniale, which iihe says
test he ever used : Dissolve six
of iodine in half a pint of alcoh
apply it on he sate with a fea
soon as the cellar is rem:
at rest toric a day,'mor�
ung. The a rticlei should
of eveiy.f, mer, as it
application .n horses w]
broken by . `cks -or'", other
is a sure cu e for Splint
proper man e er..
IICBxNIN BoDs.—A each *E; icul-
tural•p.aper announces t e discov ry of
an extreme y simple and cheap eans
to protect onuses from Being stru k- by
lightning. This consists merely � bun-
dles of str, w attached to ` stick:, like
troc rr beadles, and pia ed on th : roofs
of houses iii an *right position. The
first trials cf the simpl apparatu were
made at Tarbes (Ratites Pyrenees), by
' some intell gent agriculturists, aud re-
sults were o satisfacterythat soo after
.eighteen cc ; manes of the Tarbe dis-
trict provied all their houses with
th e bundles of straw, and ther have
be no accidents from lightning since.
ethod
mak-
utter
er is .as
L alum
to into
butter
ada an
fine
Red
a.ned
d. by
don
dale
le
90
. 1
11
G.
rom
and
•as•4
ther
ed
ped 2
e. ilk.
tely
r
male
male
hall -
atter.
s of
ds to
llow-
rs of
a. the
a hies.
and
er as
ved,.an hen
-ing an -ven-
be, in th table
sanecllent
fere alae s . in is
'acoiden , and
s• if use in a
OW TO- AIME'," 13-7E1 .—Ii
in practice among the best butt9r
ers in, E land• for rendering
fain and solid during hot weatl
follows : • Carbonate of oda all
are usedthe purpose, ma
or. twenty pounds of
eifulof ea* onate of s
nful of pow }}lered. aThni are
ether at the time of churn -
a.
powder.
cane teaspo
one teaspo
Mingled tc�,
ing, and pelt into the S:ream.. he ef-.
feet of this powder is to -,Hake the bet
ter cc ane firm., and .solid, and to give it a'
cicvii sweet flavor:. It ekes nct enter;
into the gutter, tut it aotion is upon
- the cream, and it pascies off • with the
butteimilk . The in • i edients, of the
powder she old not be i, ingled tcgether
until requir ed to be us d, or at the time
the cream, .is in the burn ready foil
churning.
Fame
s' D ugh ers as they
Wer nd, Are.
z • There a 'e those whc can remember
when the words farmer's daughter'
suggested one who lived and grew to
woman's state withfew advantages ;
her Bane , 1011neglect d, all her more
delicate t stes smothe ed -and forced to
a Iife of til that cult vated. the mus-
cles and numbed the rain.. Up in the
morning a• anhour at hich all sane per -
sees should be seekin " tired nature's
meet restorer," it was: her duty to as-
sist in caring for the s ock,'help to pre-
pare the morning nye 1, and spend the
timeircm then until cl'nner in spinning
and., weaving. s ring haw many
weary days she plodded the rough,
plowed grand droppineecorn for father
or brother to cover with the hoe ! And
duliug the hot summer c1aY's hove often
she grasped the hoe, and hoed out her
long row of corn ! In harvest time she
could not escape her share of the drudg-
ery
rudg-ery ; sheenust Delp to gaoler the ripen
eel grain ; ' assist in separating the golden
kernels frena the chaff anal straw on the
threshing floor, scutch flax until she
ached with fatigue and cold. The little
time she lied for resting mttst be em-
ployed inknitting or sewing, and not
with the latest and best sewing machine,
but with; that little, almost discarded
needle, carrying thread that her own
brown hands hadspun, and sewing
cloth thatthose same hands had brought
all the way from the sheep's back,or tlfe
flax field to the substantial fabric Before
r.
he • 1 .
Is it any wonder her hands were large
)- and browei, her features coarse ? Seelrer
step iuto e store in a distant town ; how
Hoarse and plain her attire? How shy.
her :every movement, reminding one of
some hunted wild thing. - How those
haughty city girls in heir ribbons and
gewgaws scorn her asi they pass. See
the cringing, shamed expression come
over herf ce. She feels that they are
" big folk" while she is only a farmer's
. daughter. True, she belongs to the sa e..
boasted land of tlie free, but she kn . we
she has n part with them ; she her
y
speaks th same language and yet het
face bear, the, unmistakeable impress df
truth ane honesty. Labor gave those
..troiig ma soles, and one day that mind.
SO k ii ; n imbed awoke, and, seeing the
injustice, sought a rem edy thinking with
the pcet;o
really r
bas perf
in pleas
ers who
day, or
-mu si
sweet c
nerves,
to noble
the erg
the bu,z
loom
ivory C:
having
and her
er for h
garden
ownf
to give
and re
Ottr
with to
ryes]
sane:
at c:
hayr
erha
is
ords
nd s
actio
•
Y
ed by the. li
The even
iat with fathe.
worked in t
ps that charm of home life
ailed forth to dull with its
all the fatigue in father's
timulate the s rong youths
n • for you mu t know -that
n an piano, have supplanted
ng wheel and gra t clattering
The . daughter's touch on the
delicate for
her's dinner,
t the strong -
work in the
g like God's
t sunshine
to the nerves
ht labor ;it
ag is spent
and broth=
re field •all
ys is none the less
rat p epared her fat
clea:-voice rings ou
r oc a asional hour'
for _here is nothi
esh : 'r and brig
ealt and strength
sic t. the voice.
arm rs' daughter
d elegance,
itnherco
es roses to lje
to a
friends deli
Herla.orgi
brigktn ss t• her intellec
it gives her sin independe
and act'on teat eon only b
a full s rifle o one's own
whatso ver ' 8 'required
Her po ition' Is an enviabl
health, beau 'y, intelligenc
tion co bine
city an puri
with her f
y...,
now dress
nd her city
panionship.
cheeks, and
Above all
ce of feeling
acquired by
ability to do
hrough life.
one ; she has
and educa-
rxner simpli-
The Que
W .esC
The
have been
Alliances of
held In Edin
shown that
Saban 1 visi
The b.atma
however, ref
part y
ernplo
purpos
to alto
ee
n and
xisu'ed for
breaking.
and the Prii
ensured by
Scotland.
nigh in Jun
Her Majest
ed an island iI
who plies
TRW, MIRC
from the -starting post, and too late for
the. prayer -meeting. On her arrival
home the congratulations seemed to be
of a very vigorous nature.
—The inebriate Asylum at the Ghn-
eral Hospital, Torondo, has 18 patients,
and there are many applications for
admission. The' Directors of the Hos-
pital are endeavoring to acquire the
-whole square on 'which it is built,
and a ' recent puralase leaves only
one private proprietor, who so far re-
fuses to come to terms. •
—Tom Ballard, a' notorious count
feiter, under thirty years' sentence
the penitentiary, N. Y., made a deep;
ate attempt to commit suicide wit]
piece of steel, which he made into.
`sort of knife. He cut himself in 1
throat, wrist and abdomen, and vi
probably die." The cause was fear of
ing disciplined for 'some prison offenc
—The Secretary of the U. S. Sec,
tary of the Interior,' Carl Schurz, v+i
:answers all the letters in French, G
man, Italian, etc., is Miss Anna
Irish, a graceful and pretty young
braskan of twenty-two, with - elegi
manners, winning ways, a musical voice
and a determination' to study hard. She
is an experienced linguist and a good -
short hand writer.
—An awful scene occurred after, the
recent race meeting at Beverley, near
Prince of • Sheffield; England. Twenty men brake
Sabbath open thebsr in the grand stand and set to
work to drink -up the large store of wine
ce of Wales contained therein. Eight of them were
the Sabbath found by the police in the morning Iy ng
t a meeting senseless on the scene of their orgies.
last, It was One was dead. Six more were discov-
had 'on the ered stupefied in the neighboring 'vi1-
LoelrMaree. lager. -
on : the' lake, —The other day in Shakespeare a
little girl alarmed her venerablerelative
sir
ar-
ia
,he
be-
e.
re -
ho
er-
B.
e-
nt
Bed to convey the Royal
n the Sabbath', the hotel -keeper by shouting, ran ma, • gramma,
ed ,hi own sereainta for the there's a baby in the cistei n, and a
T ` scurrying of anxious mother% was he
vhis
88
ing letters t
Queen • ast
the Pr nce o
Sahoat he
famou - stab
follcwg opi
charge : Y
tliev a e tre
Mien eferri
feel th , t the
relicti
hold t
ings,
SON er:
thea.
grieve
so fre
the
res ,
otl:
ha
prf
Su
le
"This world i:: nothing but amass of mans,
We have but what we make ; that every got d
Ia lre],c tl by maitre in,a granite hand,
Slaver labor must ttnelevelt." •
With a, will she went to work t:c 'urt-
dene r the granite hai.d, aid with what
success we will see in Our second pie-
tore. • .
Our farmers' r•s' daut htcr of to -day is -up
betimes its the inornnt . assisting iia the
pi•l•1`ttiatien of the moreine meal. dretB-
ing the eeildr-e1i for * tl>,oc 1 ilial puttii=g
fltcir dinner an the littletinteekct. Zile
children *t a.e, the m (rnieg's lirak is to
l,e
these, including chtun=r:g. t.ec1, - per-
haps wa; h_ieg, for cur fai-mei s' -wit es
sti:ci dtroOtters do not like ditii:terci.n d
Idled help melees in cases of uccetsity.
tu4ii14 act and dinner ever, the
museks are tired, but the brain has
done very little work, and the afternoon
• is spent iu -reading, At teatime the
l.cuy rested, the mind improved axed
rs
b
ely
drffere
;s t
he
3t
pre
firlil,
kcEpe
haiie
whose
age se
so t_ee
canno
may e
S
1
e innkeeper, ,also, declined
Cases to be used in carry -
Loch Marcs while the
ere. The charge against
Wales was that .onthe
aid a visit t . Mr. Drew's
es of Clyd sdales. The
ion was exp essedon these
ur`, commit ee know that
ding on d irate ground
g to this c e.e, but they
Would beguilty :of de -
hey to with -
such proceed-
much loved
ty involve in
t feel de ly
amily'° should been a firm believer in Spiritualism,
disregard -Las and in this faith, he died.
acred day . of —Lett Monday mornin �a gold leek-
)ly encourage .et mysteriously disappe ed fromthe-
s deliverance window of Mr. Lee's jewe ery store on
acterized by the English James street, Hamilton. A detective
hSpocrtic r and insolent .was sent for, and when he and the ot1-•-
ple have tie right_tohold ers were in the middle of profound in-
s from the ween, and ex- vestigation of the case an its surround -
Is ,their another laird ings, a mouse was soon deliberately en-
'vhere the st
t conviction
e cases of bo
Her Majes
n of duty were ° t
sir pr test against
venthough their
gn be the chief pa
They cannot bt
that t' r Boy -al 1?i
uentl, t manifest
reside • lit -for- the
hick .ust; in evita
to do so." Thi
en`. ch:
sbeie-
the p••
t vie
I ens t
world
r
hone
t•
? A.
ejoic:
loyal
with i
.. As a a old philosopher says," we
all b great or learned, but all
e hon •.t.'-1EIc3?trectl Witness.
• result. • A message to an officious or-
oner was hastily written, whilst grap-
pling irons.were improvised, and beat-
ing hearts were stilled as the mortal re-
mains of Mr. Clapperton's larks New-
foundlair pup were raised to the sur-
face.
—Hon. D. B. Harringtoli, one of Port
Huron's oldest and wealthiest citizens,
died at his residence, there on Sunday
last. He invested a large amountof
cera House in
er of a large
Mr. Har-
mber of s.ny
rs past had
money in the handsome 0
that city, and was the ow
amount of property ther
r.•ington was never a m
church.,; but for many ye
urdy faithful deavorilig'to make off with gold chain.
would be so • The little pilferer's.retreat having been
tinah and inn- traced, the lost locket was found, and
icy cannot but restored to its former position.
in the fact of subjects —A man named McKenzie who has
to princrpl�e, whether it travelled the State of Kan from the
er own''views or not, was Missouri River to Grand •fiend, camp-
ing out all the time, finds that State not
up to that standard of excellency gen-
erally represented, He saw more ruin-
ed grain on his return trip than he ever
ld Acquaintance be saw before, thousands and thousands of
Forgot. acres of wheat literallydrowned out by
the rain. The• heads of the wheat
es used to relate a story of
]aimed the honor of his shocks, were as green,as the grass from
n rather singular grounds. the growth of new wheat, while the
butts of the sheaves stood several
inches in water.
o ld
1
a Ir.a
acqu
Hi lo
ju.
to
Du
tov'ar
ha
w
ot
'•8
for
re
th
st:
be
Sh:
foi re
st len,'
WA re v
w : nt of evic
on in he b
ph d is 10
hope o f m
ie
.
•
alai
ho
atone
dship, when one of the justiciary
, seta ng from the north circuit
tlr, ha ened one night to sleep at
ld. lie next morning, walking
s the i erry, but appre ending he
issed his way, he as cad a man
he et to conduct im. The
nswe ed with much cordiality,
I will do with all in heart, my
Does: of . your lorshi remember
My n me's John ,
for t• be before your
she p !" " Oh, Joh
ui well and how is
ail
th honor to be bef
9
e
.
u
on
fe: t o
rile
ly
ll
sec
t Su
from
Car
da
=Quakers are known to be an un-
usually lopg-lived folk. . The average
of the 308 members of the Society of
Friendswho died. in Great Britain and
Ireland last year was over 53 years,iand
the average deaths to population was
about 15 per 1,000. Tl�e number of
deaths of ehildren under ne year was
have had onlr.19, and the highest number in any
I ep for ,decade of life was in that which inclujd-
o have
ed those whose ages were between 170
t, I remem- and 80 The next highest number, 15,
your wife? died°between 80 and 90.
ire me, too,
them, knowing (them to be
your lordship's service.
ry lucky ; we got off for
nee, and I am still going ;
cher trade." " Then," re-
jdship, " wt May have the
ting again."
ae
eous News Items.
er surprised his congrega-
day morning by reading a
manuscrpte
er, the famous marksman,
performed the wonderful
brew ing5,500 glass ballswith a
8 h urs 9-1 minutes, at Brook- 1
alsh, of Brooklyn, poured �
e u on the fire. An explosion .
d, a d s re and her daughter '
me so everely that both died
orniig. - .'
Cllarie E. Stowe, the son of
arriet B echer Stowe, has just
ease to 'preach by the American
gatio 'al Association. He is said
leve is a graduate of. Harvard,
s 'studied at 'Bonn.
train ng school for nurses is tobe
iei oronto on September lst,
O' sally, the medicalsuperin-
n a visiting, tour to training
i fli connection with Amery -es
s •
. • •
ke•os
fo ow
were 1.)
ne t"
ae
0
s.
be -tr li
C mgr:
`.to be
a ha
A
ne(1
d Dl
idea
titlr
hpp
I{4l
rnu
kin
v• ho
reel
pc sseses a
fug nis lith
bt t fuel also
day and nig
lu einItes t
r. wi,
the Cl icago'I
pi ivat ' lett
de-
ye
in
t0
c•
op
a
to
in
ca
B
si
fe
-sh
C
,is
itan
3pital
ira :N. Y., was too much for
sash, rena, Thet beast wa!s taken
the uee,i city; and languished a
rs at d ekpired shortly after the .
rive . The body was given to !
Uni ersity.- ,
effiell, Warren county, N. Y.,
eas well which will not only
to every house in the town,
IAA huge jet of gas burns
ht'from a , tail pipe; and il-
tie whole neighborhood.
]bur Fl Story, proprietor of `
Times; has according to a
r from the continent, re-
i
e
e
ve • seNkere, parijalytic shock while
tine ing in Switzerland. . He is now
Pails, and though he finds it difficult
us ower limbs, is likely to re -
ver ealth. .
—A and his wife in Wallace
Ito
Ins
his
air h
•man
lip started together for prayer
meeti g tar
-ear -cut "
w .od: a He
it bail g dal:
g od itne f
bt t s11•3 failed to put in ,an appearance
a d t empddl the woods all night, try-
.g
ry-
.g tol get borne or somewhere else, she
d an' care ;which. He went home and
w -ht to r st, seemingly oblivion of
t �e a sent of the lost one.. At .day-
li -ht she ouud' herself several miles
1.
other eveniirg, and for r a
took a bee line through the
calked too fast for her, and
, she lost him. Re was in
r the close of, the meeting ;
EED
N EXPOSIT()
1 SEEDS! THE MEDICAL " SEAFORTH.
•
AT
M RRISON'S SEED EMPORIUM,
SE t FORTH.
I have now on ha
Fie 'd and Garden 8:
on : of the most rel
C ada. The publi
d a large a ock of all kinds of
eds, havin purchased from
ble hous a that eve kave in
can rely n getting
P F RFECTLY C EAN F ESTI {SEEDS,
Tr
er:
ki•
me
st
0•
e•
N
th
y.
a•
if
e to name and
and others bn
e of Garden Se
d Seed in papa
k of
WED
rving'e ImproHall'sv,
olk, Grey St
nigh the price of
r, parties inten
ine my stook a
sing elsewhere,
ot cheaper tha
CAR
hits Belgian,
a • e, Intermedial•
MA
t bottom p
g in gnan
sin Bulk,
s. I:hays
noes. To garden-
:ities we sell ?al
and do not reonm-
on hand a large
DYE STUFFS.
WE HAVE THIS SEASON TAKEN
OF OUR DYE STUFFS, Al
TURNIP, 1\,
Westbury,' arter's, Imperial,
d East L Chian and Royal
ne, Whit Globe, &o. Al-
Tnrnip Se is very high this
'ng to buy will do well to -ex -
d see my, prices before ger
s 1 think' van sell as eheap
any other! ousnin the trade.
OT
EED.
Teen Top`1Crthe, • Long Or-
, Short H n, &o.
GO .I, DS.
aster's, Mamm • th, Long Red, -and several
ot er varieties.
N - GARDEN SEEDS
We have Sweet C'
kinds, Leek, Pars
Cabbage Seed i
Cauliflower,. Brass
and nearly every
m :ntion.
rn, Cumin , ars, Onions of all
ip, Peas,: Pumpkin, Radish,
large ntfties, Tomato,
is Sprouts Salsify Flower seed
ther varie c too humorous to
°TSS_
Dut`h Sots, Sh: ]lots.
English Soning,
a d Grass, Luce
C over, Black Ta
S:ed, Clover. and'
0 : ts, Seed Wheat
t
e
Rape, Law
ne or Frei
es, Hungat
imothy al
nd Peas.
Grass and Oroh-
h Clover, Trefoil
-an Grass, Millet
aye in stook, Seed
ALSO A LARGE OCK OF
NOME F MILY
GROCERIES,
'oh for quality:and prices cannot be boat by.
y other house in, the trade.
. Crockery and Glassware
usual, very oh
n in Stone C
erything else e
FLOUR AND
ill prices. Re
ain Street, dpp
livered free i
ondville.
u. Call and see the new pat-
ina, only $2.50 per set, arid
ally low. - •
EED constantly on hand at
ember th place, east side of
site Markt Street. All goods
Seafprth, Harpnrhey or Eg-
M. MORRISON.
A. GOVENLOCK'S
''k#,M1LLS,
IMINTH OP.
GREAT QU
hand. Bem
finding, fencing
ood, Maple, Oa
hich they are e
NT TY of Lumber alway • on
and' ditching purposes, Bass-
, Ash, Ch • rry, Pine, &e., sawn
e for tho [different purposes for
mmonlY need.
Balm Filled on gleort Notice.
HE
PATENT MOyABLE FENCE.
A NEW DEV
elm ; cross bars
a cedar post fitt
etands four and
will be eold due
of June .
E—Onl requires a Trial to
periority4 It is made of rock
d stakee, and soft elm spars ;
at eachi joining. The Fence
half feet high. This Fence
g the reniainder of the month
AT 60 ENTS PER ROD,
After :which th Regular, Price, viz.: 70 cents
per od, will be charged.
GRISTING a d Flouring attended to prompt-
ly, and a superior 4-ticle warranted from
goo d wheat. erehant irk can be relied upon.
.11
Notlitug
wised in
The Mill has i
in Machinery,
AN EXP
The Winthrop
GEN
A WELL As
ceries, Bo
ing, Hata and
very close price
550
the hest of Wheat is
TOCK §ECOND TO
'DYE S
PECIAL CARE IN THE SELECTION
ONE IN THE COUNTY
AS REGARDS QUAFTY OR qUANTITY.
Try Our Pure Dutch, Madder, Indigo, Fustic, Cudbear,
Full Directions given with each Parcel, and if properly follow-
ed we will Guarantee Good C
REMOVAL. -
•
it all thejLatest Improvements
nd the wo4k is superintended by
R1EN ED MILLER.
ills Flo -u will always give sat -
RAL
orted St leek of Dry Goods, Gro-
aps, &c., I. hand, and offered at
BUT
•
Winthrop Steam Mills.
ER. 43 UTTER.
I AGAIN BUYING
Sweet'Ev n Col red Butter, in
F kins Or Rolls.
CH STREET, ElEAFORTH.
ti
REIVII6VAL. REMOVAL.
Begs to intimate that he has Rem ved h
_Brick Building on East gide of Main g
ll
South of William Campbell's C °thin
hitherto, carry on the
•
S Office to ID. McGregor s New
reet, Seaford', and Fourth Door
Emporium, where ke w, as
GAeral Insuran,ce, _Money Loan _Agency, and Sewing Machine Business.
In thanking the public for the confider:lie) ther have riposed in him fbs theft -mat fifteen years he
has carried on these branehes in Seaforth, he wishes to 'inform them he will still endeavor to give
them the same satisfaction which they have in ariably expressed with' his transaceione. He still
keepti on hand the best Sewing Machines that re manufactured in the! ',world, SS well. as Needles,
Oil, and Machine Attachments. He sells the 0 borne AI Machine, *Mph is the simplest, the most
capable of making any kind of work in the m st perfqt manner, an 1 the easiest an&-qnickest
threaded np machine of any machine made in t eDomimon. He .3eLle he Gen.aine Howe Machine
—a Machine that has never failed to give satis action tO every customer for the last ten years. He
sells the Wheeler & Wilson Machines, the mos rapid and least noisy Machine in the world.
Farmers' Wives, Mechanics' Wives, Merchan s' Wives and Manufactniera, do not fail -to examine
and try onr Sewing Machines—Family and Ma ufacearing—when you want one. A Also !Agent for
the celebrated FYSTIZ andPope Knitting Medal e, capable of doing all kinds of work. Instructions
given to customers gratheon any of the above achineta Sewing Machines to Rent. Also all kinds
of Sewing Machines repaired. TERMS LIBE AL. .
WM. WATSON, General Agent, Scfortla
As REAPERS and MOWERS a?
is again o
FULL STOGK
the order of the day, O. C. WILLSPa
OF MACHINES,
JULY 26,: 1.878.
IRE CREAT CLEARING S
•
SUMMER GOOD,
is NOW' GOING 'ON
-AVE 1)-Mi\TIVIS
BANKRUPT STOCKS
No Threadbare, Time Worn, 20.
_Eaten, Rottem-Rubbish; at D
All ,New Goods, and
LOOK:AT ,THE PRICE
Wide English Prints; 8 cents,
cents -to 11 cents.
Geed Cottons, 5 cents per yard.
Straw Goods; we are ahnost givingleval
Ladies' Linen Costhmea, -$1 75.
AND THE WHOLE STOCK OtHN
AT JUST SUCH PRICES.
it is any Object to you toget
Cheap Goods,
o To DENT'S FOR T
As he is Round to Make a Clearence.
ave on, hand at their Wofferoomg,
ne-ar ale Market, as _Handsome ft
Stock of Furniture of
cription as can be found in •any
similar Establishment in Huron,
all of which they ari prepared to
sell cheap.
is all manufactured. tinder their own super.
ion, and they can guneantee it as to quality.
Having procured a handsome Hearst, they**
, W prepared to attend to undertaking in all its
b nches, on Ole most reasonable terms.
connection with their uniertaking at:illness
t ey use the
NTI-SEPTIO FLUID,
ch preserVes the body and destroys all offen-
si odors and prevents contagion arising beta.
d ad bodies.
Such as the Newcastle, Harvester and Maxwe 1 Light Reapers, Woods' and eanston's Reapere,
Wood's, Akron and Dufferin Mowers, and Sher 's Self -Dumping Hay and Stubble Rake. Any of
the above Machines sold on trial, and Betide.° on guaranteed or no sale. For further information
"call and examine the machines or send for dr tars.
In the Plow Business I am still ahead, ha • g made sonie good improvements- . the- No. 13
Thistle Cutter, having pnt on Steel Land Side and raised the Beam two inches higher at the .
Coulter and Clevice—this is a positive prevent tive against choking ire wet stubble.
In Sewing Machines I am still advancing,. ha ing an extra large stook of that Celebrated Florence
and Wanzer F. Machines, and all other commo Machines known to the Trade.
4.11 kinds of Reaper and Mower Repairs for t e machines I sell. All kin.da of Plow Castings and
Points always on hand. Sewing Machine Rep re and Repairing DOne.
C. WILLSON, Seaforth.
THE GOD.ER CH `FOONDRY.
SeConl hand 20 Horse Engine, Balance Whe 1 and Saw Mandrel $225
Seeond hand 20 Horse Engine, Balance Wh 1 and Pulleys Complete.........,............ 25
Seeond hand 16 Horse Engine, Balance Wit el, Pulleys and GovernorEi. . 275
Seeond hand 12 Home Engine, Balance Whe 1, Pulleys and Governors . • 200
A Hoisting 4..)r Boat Engine with Hoisting G ar
Second hand 20 horse Portable Boiler, wtth 13 oke Stack .
Second hand 30 horse Portable Tubular Boile , with Smoke Stack, Furnace, Front, Grate Bars;
Steam Guage, Gunge and Safety Valves, a 1 111 Good Order.
epond hand Shingle and Heading Machine . • ,. . • ,
Heading Planer .
Heading Turner
Stave Machine, -with Knife . . ,
150
200
225
450
90
40
50
70
80
New Engines and Boilers on hand, also Made to Order very cheat. MillMachinery
for flouring, Grist and Saw Mills Middling Pdifiers Inittroved Kinds.
11 -Agricultural Implements.—Stoves of lions Kinds.—liepairs on Boilers, Mille,Aceproraptly
Attended to.
AL,WA-kS SOMETHING NEW.
NEW SHOE SH9P IN SEAFORTH.
BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO THE PUBLIC THAT THEY HAVE COMMENC-
1 ED BUSINESS ON THEIR OWN ACCOUNT IN
PILLMAN'S STORE, OPPOSITE 'THE FOUNDRY,
Where they are prepared to take Orders for and Manufacture Boots and 'Shoes of eveiy des-
crhition. Being both Practical Workmen they are prepared to Guarantee .tt Good Fit and a.
-Good Article.
A TRIAL IS SOLICITED.
POST OFFICE STORE, ALTON.
ONCE MORE respectfully beg ;eave •to reinin thanks to my numerous customers for their kind
patxonage during the last 12 years that 1 hane been doing bueiness amongst them, and kindly
salicit -a continuance of their favors for the fu, tare. I have just reeeiv d a Large andWell Selected
Stook of DRY GOODS Of an doserit tions. Also always on hand a full aesortment of
GROCERIES --TEAS Specialty --which, for quality and price are the best in. the County.
A Large Stock of BOOTS And 5 HOES—Maherson's make.r Crockery, Glassware, Lamps
and Coal Oil, Hardware, Paints and Oils, Drugs, Patent Medicines, BaCon and Hams, in fact every-
thing required in a general store. Ask for what you want if yon don't see it. Cash or farm produce
taken in exchange. would tilso intimate to all.parties indebted tO me for last and previdus years
to come and settle by cash or note before the end. of this month, or the accounts will be pettntS:
other hands for collection. No further notice will be given- MONEY TO LOAN ON EASY TERMS.
—I am also valuator for the Dominion Saving and Investment Society one of the best loan societies
in the Dominion. The above Society loans money on good farm security for a term of from, three to
tiventy years, on the mcst favorable conditions. LIFE INSURANCE.—If you want your life insuted
give me a call, as I am agent for the Sun Mutual Life A.ssurance Company, one of the bestLife In-
suxance Compel:des in the Dominion, and conducted on the most economical principles. Don't tOr-
get to giee me a call. I am always attentive to bnainess. Post Office and Telegraph Oillae ha con.
nection. Clover, Timothy, Turnip and other Reeds on hand.
Orders Respectfully ,Solicited.
Has all the Town Views taken by
TECUMSEH, MICR ,
For Sale at hia Book and Stationery Store.
0. . W.- Papst hits all the Towia
ieWs taken by L. F. Wheeler.,
Sale at his Book and Stationery
tore.
C. W. Papst has all the ToWn ,
iews taken by.L. F. Wheeler.
rtist, of Tecumseh, Mich., for -
ale at his Book and. Stationery '
C. W. Papst has all the Town =
iews taken by L. F. Wheeler,
rtist„ of Tecumseh, Mich., for-.
aIe at his Book and StationerY -
tote.
0, W. Papst has all the TOW11, t
iews taken by L. F.i Wheeler, .
rtist, of Tecumseh, Mich., for -
ale at his Boolr and. Stationery '
_ DAY, THE TWENTY-SEVENTH 1.:'.AY OF
Between James Henderson and. Illme-s-,
PON the -application of the above-named.
• Plaintiffs, and upon hearing read the atlas.'
'id Martin Lynch, it is ordered that the Dee
endant do on or before the Tinrtieth day of
eptember next, efesever or -demur to the bill ot.
omplaint in this -cause.
It. P. STERIIi.11eTS, -Reteree.
The Defendant's answer is to be filed' at the
Ince of the Clerk Of Records, and Writs MON-
oode Hall, in the city of Toronto. It the De- ,
endant fails toansvrer or demur on or beiore the
ima above limited, he is -to be subject to have
nch decree or order made against him as the
ourt may think just .upon the Plaintiff's own
showing. The Bill of Coraplaint in this os.use is
led by Messieurs, ltfcCarthy, Hoskin, Plumb &
reelman, of the City of Toronto-, tn. the- Comity
1 York, Solicitors for the Plaintiff. 553
SEAFORTH PLANING MILL,
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY'
THE stbscriberbegs leave to thank hia-nuraerout
him since commencing business in Seaforth,sa -
trusts thathe may be favored with a centilitre&
of the same.
Partiesintending to build wonid do well to Ore
him a call, as he will continue to keep on hand
argestock of all kinds el
DRY, PINE LUMBER,
DOORS, BLINDS, MObIDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, ETC.
liefeels confident of givingsatisfactionto those
who may favourhim -with theirpatronage, as MAW
P. articular at tention paid to Custom Pia-nit:I
201 JOHN H. BROADFOOT.
ht PERSONS Suffering -from. Dyspepsia are treat-
-IL ed by Pepsine in vaeions form.s to cure °1st
dangerous disease. It is not n want of PelPsitio
but an excess of ada that oecasions Indigo -41°n'
Brunton's Digestive Fluid hos 730.0re
failed to 'relieve or cure the worst -CaBe hesg;
ache, dismiee of the heart, kidney &settlings .!3/vi
many others -which originate in Indigestion' -
Sold by all Druggists. Price 50 tents. 585-2.4
(Under the new Aet4hisned at the
1 EXPOSITOR OFFICE, -SEAFORT1L
'Under authority of the Lientenarat-Govesiter
•
t, w's4=d► ll,
CA)4ERON,
M. C.
eron.
elicitors
Cameron,
HOLT & CAMERON, Barrist
in Chancery, &c., Godurich, 0
Q. C., Philip Holt, M. G. 'Ca
50
is,
t.
.
WI •LIAM SMALL, Conveyancer and Com
aioner in B. R., Wrexet'er. Auctioneer
Appraiser. Accounts and motes • collected
reasonabio;terms. ` :36(1
ia-
nd
on
L. DOYLE,
Chancery,
faze, over
Kidd's Store,
Barrister,
&c., Goderich
Jordan's Drug
Seaforth.
Attorney, Solicitor inB.
and Seaforth. 0 -
Store, Goderich, an
654
MALCOMISON
..;eys,
Ont. Office—First
Canadian
property.
s. MALC4
& WATSON,
Solicitors in
door
Bank building,
MSON.
Barristers, Attor•
Chancery, &o., Clinton,
east of the new •;Royal
Money to loan on farm
404 ` .O. A. WATSON
, DCAUGFI ,Y & HOLMESTED,
Ltorneys at Law, So
Iusolvency, Notaries 'P
Solicitorsfor th g R.0.33a
the Canada 'ev.ifo Assuan
N.L•'.—$30,00( to lend
anuses and Lotti for sale
'AR1IOW, MEYE1R &
ters, Attorneys -a -La
&o. Private funds t6 loa
est, and rn terms t6
Goderich and Winghana.
building, opposite Scott'
J. T. GARROW.
° W. J. RAD
Th W. C. Meyer.; Soli
of Canada, Winghsm.
icitors
blic
k, Seaforth.
a Company,
at 8
'
ADENHUP.ST,
, Solicitors
at
s it borrowers.
Office
Bank.
} HURST.
itor
Barristers, At.
in Chancery and
and Convoyepncere
Agoittefor
per cent.. Farms
: . 53
Barris-
in Chancery,
a low rate of inter-
Offices—
-in Langdale's
H. W. G. MEYER.
474
Consolidated Beni
'pENSON & MEYER,
at Law, Solicitors in
Conveyancers, Notaries
forth and Brussels. $23
invest at once, at41ightp
gnarly.:
JAS. H. BENSON. -
The above firm hes t
mutual. consent. All
be paid to Mr. Benson
ities.
Nov. 27, 1876
: ariisters
hancery
Olio,
000 of
scent.
• is day
a counts
who
JAMES
H.
and Attorney
and Insolvency
etc. Offices -z -Sea
Private Funds tc
interest., ayablc
53
H. W. 0. MEYER.
been dissolved by
due the firm tc
will pay all liabil.
-
II. BENSON.
W. C. M1'YER.
WHO WANTS
dollars,
ment at 8 per
H,. BENSON,
rHE.OREAT
Periodical.Pills—T
unfailing in
dangerous
tion is subject.
moves all obtructions,
relied on.
It will, in a
riod with regularitl.
taken by Females
of Preggnrancy,
earriagd, but
d1l cases
pain's in the
ertion, palpitation
whites, these
means leave
remedy, de
ornything
directions in
which should
New York,
for postage
ronto, Ont.,
will insure
return mail.
Bleasdell,
j 0,
privet -.fn
ee t.' int:
Sol c' tor,
EY ?—A few thousand
s, for immediate invest•
rest. Apply to JAMES
Seaforth. 533
FEMAL
the cure
diseases to
It mod
To maeriedlac
short time,
darin.
as they
at any other
of Nervous
back and
of
pills will
failed ;
not contain
hurtful to
the pamp
be carefn
Sole Propria
enclosed to
general a
a bottle
Sold i
J. S. Robert
•
•REMEDY.—Job Moser
r •s invaluable medicine i;
4f all those panful and
hich the female constitn•
• rates all excess and re
a • d a speedy cure may bi
es, it is peculiarly suited
•ring on the monthly pe•
hese pips should not br
the firist three month;
•e e sere tb bring on Mas
time they are safe. Ir
and Spinal Affections
1i bs, fatigue on slight ex
he heart, hysterics, enc
a ect a cure when all other
a d, although a powerin
iron, calomel, antimony
the constitution. Fut
et around each package
y preserved. Job Moses
or.. $1 00 and 12i cent.
Northrop & Lyman,To
ents for the. Domiion
retaining over 60 pills bi
eaforth by Hickson d
, and R. Lumsden. 197
EED
N EXPOSIT()
1 SEEDS! THE MEDICAL " SEAFORTH.
•
AT
M RRISON'S SEED EMPORIUM,
SE t FORTH.
I have now on ha
Fie 'd and Garden 8:
on : of the most rel
C ada. The publi
d a large a ock of all kinds of
eds, havin purchased from
ble hous a that eve kave in
can rely n getting
P F RFECTLY C EAN F ESTI {SEEDS,
Tr
er:
ki•
me
st
0•
e•
N
th
y.
a•
if
e to name and
and others bn
e of Garden Se
d Seed in papa
k of
WED
rving'e ImproHall'sv,
olk, Grey St
nigh the price of
r, parties inten
ine my stook a
sing elsewhere,
ot cheaper tha
CAR
hits Belgian,
a • e, Intermedial•
MA
t bottom p
g in gnan
sin Bulk,
s. I:hays
noes. To garden-
:ities we sell ?al
and do not reonm-
on hand a large
DYE STUFFS.
WE HAVE THIS SEASON TAKEN
OF OUR DYE STUFFS, Al
TURNIP, 1\,
Westbury,' arter's, Imperial,
d East L Chian and Royal
ne, Whit Globe, &o. Al-
Tnrnip Se is very high this
'ng to buy will do well to -ex -
d see my, prices before ger
s 1 think' van sell as eheap
any other! ousnin the trade.
OT
EED.
Teen Top`1Crthe, • Long Or-
, Short H n, &o.
GO .I, DS.
aster's, Mamm • th, Long Red, -and several
ot er varieties.
N - GARDEN SEEDS
We have Sweet C'
kinds, Leek, Pars
Cabbage Seed i
Cauliflower,. Brass
and nearly every
m :ntion.
rn, Cumin , ars, Onions of all
ip, Peas,: Pumpkin, Radish,
large ntfties, Tomato,
is Sprouts Salsify Flower seed
ther varie c too humorous to
°TSS_
Dut`h Sots, Sh: ]lots.
English Soning,
a d Grass, Luce
C over, Black Ta
S:ed, Clover. and'
0 : ts, Seed Wheat
t
e
Rape, Law
ne or Frei
es, Hungat
imothy al
nd Peas.
Grass and Oroh-
h Clover, Trefoil
-an Grass, Millet
aye in stook, Seed
ALSO A LARGE OCK OF
NOME F MILY
GROCERIES,
'oh for quality:and prices cannot be boat by.
y other house in, the trade.
. Crockery and Glassware
usual, very oh
n in Stone C
erything else e
FLOUR AND
ill prices. Re
ain Street, dpp
livered free i
ondville.
u. Call and see the new pat-
ina, only $2.50 per set, arid
ally low. - •
EED constantly on hand at
ember th place, east side of
site Markt Street. All goods
Seafprth, Harpnrhey or Eg-
M. MORRISON.
A. GOVENLOCK'S
''k#,M1LLS,
IMINTH OP.
GREAT QU
hand. Bem
finding, fencing
ood, Maple, Oa
hich they are e
NT TY of Lumber alway • on
and' ditching purposes, Bass-
, Ash, Ch • rry, Pine, &e., sawn
e for tho [different purposes for
mmonlY need.
Balm Filled on gleort Notice.
HE
PATENT MOyABLE FENCE.
A NEW DEV
elm ; cross bars
a cedar post fitt
etands four and
will be eold due
of June .
E—Onl requires a Trial to
periority4 It is made of rock
d stakee, and soft elm spars ;
at eachi joining. The Fence
half feet high. This Fence
g the reniainder of the month
AT 60 ENTS PER ROD,
After :which th Regular, Price, viz.: 70 cents
per od, will be charged.
GRISTING a d Flouring attended to prompt-
ly, and a superior 4-ticle warranted from
goo d wheat. erehant irk can be relied upon.
.11
Notlitug
wised in
The Mill has i
in Machinery,
AN EXP
The Winthrop
GEN
A WELL As
ceries, Bo
ing, Hata and
very close price
550
the hest of Wheat is
TOCK §ECOND TO
'DYE S
PECIAL CARE IN THE SELECTION
ONE IN THE COUNTY
AS REGARDS QUAFTY OR qUANTITY.
Try Our Pure Dutch, Madder, Indigo, Fustic, Cudbear,
Full Directions given with each Parcel, and if properly follow-
ed we will Guarantee Good C
REMOVAL. -
•
it all thejLatest Improvements
nd the wo4k is superintended by
R1EN ED MILLER.
ills Flo -u will always give sat -
RAL
orted St leek of Dry Goods, Gro-
aps, &c., I. hand, and offered at
BUT
•
Winthrop Steam Mills.
ER. 43 UTTER.
I AGAIN BUYING
Sweet'Ev n Col red Butter, in
F kins Or Rolls.
CH STREET, ElEAFORTH.
ti
REIVII6VAL. REMOVAL.
Begs to intimate that he has Rem ved h
_Brick Building on East gide of Main g
ll
South of William Campbell's C °thin
hitherto, carry on the
•
S Office to ID. McGregor s New
reet, Seaford', and Fourth Door
Emporium, where ke w, as
GAeral Insuran,ce, _Money Loan _Agency, and Sewing Machine Business.
In thanking the public for the confider:lie) ther have riposed in him fbs theft -mat fifteen years he
has carried on these branehes in Seaforth, he wishes to 'inform them he will still endeavor to give
them the same satisfaction which they have in ariably expressed with' his transaceione. He still
keepti on hand the best Sewing Machines that re manufactured in the! ',world, SS well. as Needles,
Oil, and Machine Attachments. He sells the 0 borne AI Machine, *Mph is the simplest, the most
capable of making any kind of work in the m st perfqt manner, an 1 the easiest an&-qnickest
threaded np machine of any machine made in t eDomimon. He .3eLle he Gen.aine Howe Machine
—a Machine that has never failed to give satis action tO every customer for the last ten years. He
sells the Wheeler & Wilson Machines, the mos rapid and least noisy Machine in the world.
Farmers' Wives, Mechanics' Wives, Merchan s' Wives and Manufactniera, do not fail -to examine
and try onr Sewing Machines—Family and Ma ufacearing—when you want one. A Also !Agent for
the celebrated FYSTIZ andPope Knitting Medal e, capable of doing all kinds of work. Instructions
given to customers gratheon any of the above achineta Sewing Machines to Rent. Also all kinds
of Sewing Machines repaired. TERMS LIBE AL. .
WM. WATSON, General Agent, Scfortla
As REAPERS and MOWERS a?
is again o
FULL STOGK
the order of the day, O. C. WILLSPa
OF MACHINES,
JULY 26,: 1.878.
IRE CREAT CLEARING S
•
SUMMER GOOD,
is NOW' GOING 'ON
-AVE 1)-Mi\TIVIS
BANKRUPT STOCKS
No Threadbare, Time Worn, 20.
_Eaten, Rottem-Rubbish; at D
All ,New Goods, and
LOOK:AT ,THE PRICE
Wide English Prints; 8 cents,
cents -to 11 cents.
Geed Cottons, 5 cents per yard.
Straw Goods; we are ahnost givingleval
Ladies' Linen Costhmea, -$1 75.
AND THE WHOLE STOCK OtHN
AT JUST SUCH PRICES.
it is any Object to you toget
Cheap Goods,
o To DENT'S FOR T
As he is Round to Make a Clearence.
ave on, hand at their Wofferoomg,
ne-ar ale Market, as _Handsome ft
Stock of Furniture of
cription as can be found in •any
similar Establishment in Huron,
all of which they ari prepared to
sell cheap.
is all manufactured. tinder their own super.
ion, and they can guneantee it as to quality.
Having procured a handsome Hearst, they**
, W prepared to attend to undertaking in all its
b nches, on Ole most reasonable terms.
connection with their uniertaking at:illness
t ey use the
NTI-SEPTIO FLUID,
ch preserVes the body and destroys all offen-
si odors and prevents contagion arising beta.
d ad bodies.
Such as the Newcastle, Harvester and Maxwe 1 Light Reapers, Woods' and eanston's Reapere,
Wood's, Akron and Dufferin Mowers, and Sher 's Self -Dumping Hay and Stubble Rake. Any of
the above Machines sold on trial, and Betide.° on guaranteed or no sale. For further information
"call and examine the machines or send for dr tars.
In the Plow Business I am still ahead, ha • g made sonie good improvements- . the- No. 13
Thistle Cutter, having pnt on Steel Land Side and raised the Beam two inches higher at the .
Coulter and Clevice—this is a positive prevent tive against choking ire wet stubble.
In Sewing Machines I am still advancing,. ha ing an extra large stook of that Celebrated Florence
and Wanzer F. Machines, and all other commo Machines known to the Trade.
4.11 kinds of Reaper and Mower Repairs for t e machines I sell. All kin.da of Plow Castings and
Points always on hand. Sewing Machine Rep re and Repairing DOne.
C. WILLSON, Seaforth.
THE GOD.ER CH `FOONDRY.
SeConl hand 20 Horse Engine, Balance Whe 1 and Saw Mandrel $225
Seeond hand 20 Horse Engine, Balance Wh 1 and Pulleys Complete.........,............ 25
Seeond hand 16 Horse Engine, Balance Wit el, Pulleys and GovernorEi. . 275
Seeond hand 12 Home Engine, Balance Whe 1, Pulleys and Governors . • 200
A Hoisting 4..)r Boat Engine with Hoisting G ar
Second hand 20 horse Portable Boiler, wtth 13 oke Stack .
Second hand 30 horse Portable Tubular Boile , with Smoke Stack, Furnace, Front, Grate Bars;
Steam Guage, Gunge and Safety Valves, a 1 111 Good Order.
epond hand Shingle and Heading Machine . • ,. . • ,
Heading Planer .
Heading Turner
Stave Machine, -with Knife . . ,
150
200
225
450
90
40
50
70
80
New Engines and Boilers on hand, also Made to Order very cheat. MillMachinery
for flouring, Grist and Saw Mills Middling Pdifiers Inittroved Kinds.
11 -Agricultural Implements.—Stoves of lions Kinds.—liepairs on Boilers, Mille,Aceproraptly
Attended to.
AL,WA-kS SOMETHING NEW.
NEW SHOE SH9P IN SEAFORTH.
BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO THE PUBLIC THAT THEY HAVE COMMENC-
1 ED BUSINESS ON THEIR OWN ACCOUNT IN
PILLMAN'S STORE, OPPOSITE 'THE FOUNDRY,
Where they are prepared to take Orders for and Manufacture Boots and 'Shoes of eveiy des-
crhition. Being both Practical Workmen they are prepared to Guarantee .tt Good Fit and a.
-Good Article.
A TRIAL IS SOLICITED.
POST OFFICE STORE, ALTON.
ONCE MORE respectfully beg ;eave •to reinin thanks to my numerous customers for their kind
patxonage during the last 12 years that 1 hane been doing bueiness amongst them, and kindly
salicit -a continuance of their favors for the fu, tare. I have just reeeiv d a Large andWell Selected
Stook of DRY GOODS Of an doserit tions. Also always on hand a full aesortment of
GROCERIES --TEAS Specialty --which, for quality and price are the best in. the County.
A Large Stock of BOOTS And 5 HOES—Maherson's make.r Crockery, Glassware, Lamps
and Coal Oil, Hardware, Paints and Oils, Drugs, Patent Medicines, BaCon and Hams, in fact every-
thing required in a general store. Ask for what you want if yon don't see it. Cash or farm produce
taken in exchange. would tilso intimate to all.parties indebted tO me for last and previdus years
to come and settle by cash or note before the end. of this month, or the accounts will be pettntS:
other hands for collection. No further notice will be given- MONEY TO LOAN ON EASY TERMS.
—I am also valuator for the Dominion Saving and Investment Society one of the best loan societies
in the Dominion. The above Society loans money on good farm security for a term of from, three to
tiventy years, on the mcst favorable conditions. LIFE INSURANCE.—If you want your life insuted
give me a call, as I am agent for the Sun Mutual Life A.ssurance Company, one of the bestLife In-
suxance Compel:des in the Dominion, and conducted on the most economical principles. Don't tOr-
get to giee me a call. I am always attentive to bnainess. Post Office and Telegraph Oillae ha con.
nection. Clover, Timothy, Turnip and other Reeds on hand.
Orders Respectfully ,Solicited.
Has all the Town Views taken by
TECUMSEH, MICR ,
For Sale at hia Book and Stationery Store.
0. . W.- Papst hits all the Towia
ieWs taken by L. F. Wheeler.,
Sale at his Book and Stationery
tore.
C. W. Papst has all the ToWn ,
iews taken by.L. F. Wheeler.
rtist, of Tecumseh, Mich., for -
ale at his Book and. Stationery '
C. W. Papst has all the Town =
iews taken by L. F. Wheeler,
rtist„ of Tecumseh, Mich., for-.
aIe at his Book and StationerY -
tote.
0, W. Papst has all the TOW11, t
iews taken by L. F.i Wheeler, .
rtist, of Tecumseh, Mich., for -
ale at his Boolr and. Stationery '
_ DAY, THE TWENTY-SEVENTH 1.:'.AY OF
Between James Henderson and. Illme-s-,
PON the -application of the above-named.
• Plaintiffs, and upon hearing read the atlas.'
'id Martin Lynch, it is ordered that the Dee
endant do on or before the Tinrtieth day of
eptember next, efesever or -demur to the bill ot.
omplaint in this -cause.
It. P. STERIIi.11eTS, -Reteree.
The Defendant's answer is to be filed' at the
Ince of the Clerk Of Records, and Writs MON-
oode Hall, in the city of Toronto. It the De- ,
endant fails toansvrer or demur on or beiore the
ima above limited, he is -to be subject to have
nch decree or order made against him as the
ourt may think just .upon the Plaintiff's own
showing. The Bill of Coraplaint in this os.use is
led by Messieurs, ltfcCarthy, Hoskin, Plumb &
reelman, of the City of Toronto-, tn. the- Comity
1 York, Solicitors for the Plaintiff. 553
SEAFORTH PLANING MILL,
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY'
THE stbscriberbegs leave to thank hia-nuraerout
him since commencing business in Seaforth,sa -
trusts thathe may be favored with a centilitre&
of the same.
Partiesintending to build wonid do well to Ore
him a call, as he will continue to keep on hand
argestock of all kinds el
DRY, PINE LUMBER,
DOORS, BLINDS, MObIDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, ETC.
liefeels confident of givingsatisfactionto those
who may favourhim -with theirpatronage, as MAW
P. articular at tention paid to Custom Pia-nit:I
201 JOHN H. BROADFOOT.
ht PERSONS Suffering -from. Dyspepsia are treat-
-IL ed by Pepsine in vaeions form.s to cure °1st
dangerous disease. It is not n want of PelPsitio
but an excess of ada that oecasions Indigo -41°n'
Brunton's Digestive Fluid hos 730.0re
failed to 'relieve or cure the worst -CaBe hesg;
ache, dismiee of the heart, kidney &settlings .!3/vi
many others -which originate in Indigestion' -
Sold by all Druggists. Price 50 tents. 585-2.4
(Under the new Aet4hisned at the
1 EXPOSITOR OFFICE, -SEAFORT1L
'Under authority of the Lientenarat-Govesiter
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