HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1878-07-26, Page 7JULY 19, 18N.
General Notes.
Adolph Hensel, a German jou�rna:
ist, died on Monday in Toledo from th
effects of a pistol wound accidentaMll
received on the Fourth. Mr. Heus
was for several years connected with
.Michigan Volksblatt, of Detroit, an
went to Toledo to establish a wee
German paper.
--A strange woman invited a law
named Allen to her room in the Rev
House, Boston, the other day,tocons
about real estate. He was induced
remove his,garments. when the won
locked them in, a trunk, and demands
#10,000 on threat of exposure. Alle
gave her a check for, a tliot,
1 I am dead whe
_ knov� Iloved her
e 1 with me.
l
1 A REMAz;;ral1L
th difference/1.0w
m•ich medicine
id an established f
only remedy, wh
e satisfaotion` In se
er eases. It is true
ul of per
toand L
orrha;
„ on the
Yvoman locked him in the robin and:
went to thCbank, where the check was
suspected. Her arrest followed and the
above faetsdeveloped.
• —A. Greek youth who was engaged to
a Greek maiden of 18 has been drawn
Into the army. The lover sends' to his
love a tette • saying that he may be gone
long, podia.s forever, and that the bearer
of the lette • is .a good boy,: worthy of be-
ing her husband. Being asked if she
likes this one, she says : " Well, you see
the other one is away, and ratty newer
return. 1
one carne ;
seau
Isread
I shall soon
two years I
—An. E
Thompson
.perienee in
riedfor a week ; then, this
e is now here and my 6rous-
y.. If I wait much longer
be too old, for in another
shall be 20.1"
lglishmau named George
recently had a terrible ex -
the Alps, where he attempt-
-ed to ascend the Faullllorn without a
_guide. He climbed up the mountain
until he attained a position from which
he dared nc'
wined the.
subsisting o
couldgathe
ate, he slid
back, and;
t advance or retreat, and re -
e five days Iand six 'nights,
a such roots and herbs as he
r. At last, browing desper-
down the mountain on his
gore dead than alive, man-
aged to crawl into a cottage, where he
was fed and kindly cared for.
—Startling disclosures of frauds by
Indian agents come froDakota..I The
Indian commissioner m�having dropped.
rather unexpectedly upon the Crow
Agency, unearthed a series of frauds
ad jebberies, and wholesale robberies
oI the 'Indi n, on a scale hitherto un
eard of, `-even in Indian dian agencies."
he robberies date bask to 1870, and
e the work of a regul r ring, who have
built a hote with their stealings from
he Govern mit, and have • been in.
he habit f keeping the establish-
ment supplied with pro•isions from.
the Government warehcbuse.
—Shortly before noo _on Tuesday a
man named Bastable, a resident of
Montreal, took a dose o strychnine in
his room at the Union ouse. A. friend
`was with hila at the ti e, but was not
aware of it until Basta le confessed it.
• Medical aid was summoed, but it was
` too late, and the unforttnate man died
shortly afterwards. B stable was en-
gaged in phosphate m..'ning, and has
been depressed in spirits for some time
past, owing to business t-ouble. Before
his death he said he had purchased the
strychnine in Montreal ome time ago
with the intention of e =flitting sui-
cide, as he was tired of ife.
—A young Chinese Princess, wife
of . the ambassador of the Em-
pire to London an Paris, at-
tracted much attention at the Paris
Exhibition lately as she proceeded from
one section to another, drawn in a bath.
chair, and in a magnificent costume of
her country. She is wholly unacquaint-
ed Witli either the French or English
• language, rand was accompanied by Mrs.
Hart, wife of the Commissioner -Gen-
eral of China., who explained to her all
the curiosities of the Exhibition. The
Princess was interested in all she saw.
her please .-e partaking of the childlike
delight `attending the first sight of so
Inany marc~els.
—The Chicago Times is severe on the
iailnre of the Chicago Post : Mrs. Mary.
Willard and her sister, Miss Frances E.
Willard, were wade business manager
and. managing editor respectively. The
result is a natural one. These lathes,
while uldniably." possessed of much
more than ordinary ability, came to the
work without any knowledge of or prep-
aration for it. The one did not under-
stand business, nor the other the edi-
torial management. It would have been
the same with men undertaking it un;
der like conditions. Instead of_being a
newspaper, it was given up to the tem-
perance craze, pretty essays upon pretty
subjects, and the like. The Post, in its
career sine 1865, sank the appalling
sum :of . bb0,000. The nominal price
for which it was sold to the isTews, an-
other evening paper was $16,000.
—WHO PAS TIIE DUTY ?—The fol-
lowing extract from a letter from a.
lady in Erie, Pa., to her sister in North
Easthope will perhaps throw some light
on the subject : "Dear sister,—We • ar-
rived safe at home, but oh ! how hot. -
*
* I got badly sold with a num-
ber of small articles I bought in Strat-
ford. Having read in the Stratford
Herald and otl er Tory papers that the
Canadians paid the duty on goods to
our country, I invested a few spare dol-
lars to what I thought good advantage,
but had to pay 13.49 duty on them at
Erie. I enclose the invoice so that you
can call on the Stratford inerchant and
get the amotilat of duty from him. ,If
' you have any difficulty you bad bettor
see the editor of the "Jerald, and he
may be able to assist y n, as it was
mainly by reading his pa .er that 1 was.
induced to purchase." *
The above extract speaks or itself, and
we only wish she may et it. Poor
simple soul, she ought to have known
that the _Herald man was onlytalking'
gammon for the purpo e of fleecing
visitors.
—The dead body of Baron Von
Iasnlund has been found in Chicago,
Ile having shot himself with a revolver,
iIrs. Overton, the widow who had pro-
naised to marry him, says he deceived
ler -about money he was to receive
'roto Europe. The baron, was once a
:esident of Port Huron. It is said that
ie came from the barony of Tasmund,
n Prussia, dui is a bonafc. e baron. He
first settled on a farm about five miles
.outhof Sarnia, where he lived in sump=
uous style until his means were exhaust -
He then Game to Port Huron, and
vhile here was engaedrrin the Press
,f tee for a time. Subsequently he lived
,t St. Clair, Saginaw, and other places,
.nd recently has been engaged on the
Vie/titian t'cclksbatt, at Detroit. There
t was that he fell in love, recently,
vitt- a dashing young widow, . a book
• ,gent, who promised to marry him.
3ut she finished up her canvassing in
Detroit and went to Chicago, whither
he baron followed her, and a letter from
rim, dated June 20, says :" Paul, she
las deserted, betrayed, forsaken ' me.
•
I
a you read this. You WILLIAM
May God have nieroy
RESULT. -.—It makes uo
any physicians, or flow
'ou have tried,it is now
et German Syrup is the
ch has given complete
ere cases of Lung Dis
here are yet thousands
ons Who a °predisposed to Throat
1ng'Af'feotic ns,Consumption,'Hem-
es, A3thm.. , Severe Colds settled
Breast, I' neunionia, Whooping
Cough, &c.,who lave no-)ersonal knowl-
edge of Boschee' German Syrup. To
such e. would ay that 50,000 dozen
were, old last y ar without one com-
plaint Cousum fives try just one bot-
tle egulal.r size 75 cents. Sold by
all Druggists in 4m.erica.
OW To 'AKE oNEY.—A horse -deal-
er n he vi inity of Keyport, N. J., and
wh buys u hor es for the New York
m ket pur hale " Farley's Condition
P_o ders an : Ara ian Heave Remedy,"
by he doze and feeds it to his horses ;
he says it superior to anything that,
he has'ever Used las a condition medi-
cine that the hooses are so much im-
proved by its use as to sell .more readi-
ndj command higher prices. Two
r horse dealers, one residing at
ntingdon the other at Glen Cove,
., also purchase it by the dozen, and
th same purpose these men as well
oa y otb rs similarly engaged know
we , th value and importance of
edici e ever to be without it.
atu o of Ile
urd Co. nis on each p cd see that k
Northrop &L an, Toronto, Ont.,
sri tors for Canada. Sold by all
is ne dealers.
1
oth
Hu
h
L.
for
as
too
thi.
Re
si
age
pro
Ice
Ii
�PqS CouoA.—Grateful and comfort=
ing. "By a thorough knowledge of the
nat .iral lawn which govern the Opera:
tios of digestion and nutrition, and by
a c i refill application of the fine proper-
ties of well selected cocoa, Mr. Epps
has provide our brjeakfast tables with
a d hlicateiy flavor d beverage, which
Ma save us many _eavy doctor's bills.
It i by the j diefqu use of such articles
,of d et that consti ution may be grad-
uall built u i until trong enough to re-
sist every to dency to disease.- Hun-
dres of su tle mf ladies are floating
aro nd us eady.,o attack wherever
the e is a w ak, point. We may escape
ma y a fatal shaft 1 y keeping ourselves
wel fortifiedwith pure blood, and a
pro erly .n;ou ished . frame."— soil Ser -
_vice azette. Sold only in pack ts label-
led "Jame Epps & Co., Homoeopath-
ic 1 hemists 48, Threadneedle Street,
and 170, Pic adilly. ,London." 482-5,
action Sale. -
t
SF.turday, my 27, at the Central $Io
tel, Seaforth Valuable Property. R.
A. -Hays, pro rietor.; J. P. Brine, auc-
tioneer. -
A -D T7 p S s _
To die Free
tors of tZ
G.EI'ITLEUEN
and Protection
;topic of discuss
for u• to fay a fe
can do either wit
can It rnish you'
Phaeton, Demo
and Independent. Elec-
e County of Huron.
—As the question of Free Trad
is just now th
on, it may not
WILLIAM
WILLIAM
M
RECEI
IN STR,E
IN STRJE
IN STRE
IL,,L & Cd.,
ILL & 00.,
ILL & CO.,
T, SEAFORT_[I.
T, SEAFORTH.
T, SEAFORTH..
ED THIS WEEK
ECEIVED THI WEEK
RECEIVE THIS WEEK
LT W. HILL $c CO.'S
T W. HILL CO.'S
T W. HILL CO.'S
ON BALE. OF SARGENT'S'
ONCE BALE OF SARGENT'};
ON BALE OF SARGENT'S
CELEBRATED
CE L`EBRATED
CELEBRATED
COTTON YARN,
COTTON YARN,
COTTON YARN,
«
GLAZED TICKET.
GLAZED TICKET.
GLAZED TICKET.
HAVING BOUGHT THIS NOTED.
HAVING BOUGHT THIS NOTED
HAVING BOUGHT THIS- NOTED.
BRAND
BRAND
BRAND
MUCH UNDE
MUCH UN
MUGH
WE ARE E
WEARE 'E
WE ARE E
OFFER IT TO 0
OFFER IT TO 0
OFFER IT TO 0
AT WHOLE
VALUE
ER VA LU E
NDER VALUE
ABLED TO
ABLED TO
ABLED TO
R CUSTOMERS
R CUSTOMERS
R CUSTOMERS
ALE PRICES.
AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
AT WHO LES ALE PRICES.
WILLIAM HILL & 00:
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
S -+ AFORTII
MUSICAL
all absorbin�
o out of place INSTRUMENT EMPORIUM
w words to you as to what we •
h or without Protection. We0
• I
s good a Single Braggy, Tamil, SCOTT BROTHERS
at "or- Double Carriage as any
other shop in Ca]ada, and for as lean a price,
for cash or on short time. Oar establishment
needs no Protection. The quality, of oar work
and the.facilitieslyve enjoy for doing that work.
good and cheap s the best Pro ection we can
#ray e, and wlAch has enabled ns to build up a
good business in a few years. le e hay{ i now in
oar Chow room
a number of fiery ,h dsome
' [ '
bchides of all 1 (i.s, made from the best ma-
terial and by the I best workman, and which we
4viII warrant es represented. Ali -ar•e- cordially
invited to'call au& inspect them. ' We ]rave also
a number of secopd-hand vehicles which iwe will
Sell cboap. Re
Hoping you. will
call of inspection
firing promptly attended to.
he your way elca- to give us a
before spendin; your money
elsewhere, We are!, Yours Truly,
P I L LIM A N& Cts.
CA
RIAGE BUILDS • S,
SEAFOR'P! , ONP.
A. C. AULT, SEA.ORTH1
Is now receiving a Lary
all h inds o/ Groceries ct;ry
at very ! low prices.
stock o,
d Provis-
A Large
Lot f those Choice Su -4r Cured
,
and anvassed Hams. Also a Large
Lot of the ve?ty best Boules Bacon,
Plain, Smoked and Spiced Bacon.
A F, esh Lot
Flour, -and 1
Fresh Stock
of :Fine Corn; Neal,
ll, kinds of Feed. A
f all kinds of Zeas,
from Twenty Five cents per pound
to Eighty ce4ts per pound. Also a
large stock of Sugars at'' very low
prices. 140 is your :tune, when
you can get Goods at' Rock Bot-
tom, Prices ct t
A. G. • A U LTS'.
RHEUMATISM
And all In ammatory and Skin
Diseases C red in a Few Hou#s.
THERE can be no Inflammation without an
Acid Ferment. Brunton's Rheumatic
Absorbtent Nentralizes bhe Acid Poison, and
the cause of pain is removed. Sold by all Drug-
gists.rine o0 ceits. Advice in particular cases
free. Address
525-3 W. Y. BRUNTON, London
Beg to direct the
following from
attention of the Public to thd'
fhe Detroit Daily Telegraph.
IT SPEAKS
FOR
ITSELF
Mr. Clough, of th' Clough `c
Warren Organ Compay; has been
quite successful in introducing their
celebrated Instruments in Europe.
Several of their leading styles were
shipped to London, England, on the.
Twenty -Eighth of 124, and the
Company are to -clay in receipt of a
cable message ordering Seventy Or-
gans to Messrs. Chappell d Co, of
Fifty New Bond Street, London,
with whom Mr. Clough has conclud-
ed arrangements for ':the agency.
The Company were al+ favored a
few days since with an order for six
Organs from their 1lianchester, Eng
land, Agents, notwithstanding the
fact that the warerooms of Rnglish
dealers are flooded with Eastern
United States) lnanufc4cture. The
-Clough d Warren Company .have
reason to feel gratified at their Eu-
ropean success."
SCOTT BROTHERS
Are the Wholesale Agents for Ontario for the
above Instruments. Also the
EMERSON PIANO,
And all other makes of Instruments furnished
when desired on
THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
For Circulars and other Infor-
mation address.
SCOTT BROTHERS,
SEAFORTH.
A LARGE QUANTITY
OF
PURE PARIS GREEN
AT
ROBERTS' DRUG STORE.
ALSO AGENT FOR
Mrs. Weston's Liver .Medicine,
A Sure Cure for Billiousnes,
Headache, &c.
PRICE, 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
1
0
THE SEED STORE, SEAFORTH.
�._ Z:OGG-A]T CO_
KEEP CONST -CANTLY obN HADD EVERY VARIETY OF THE BEST
FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS. FLOUR OF gx-
T'RA. QUALITY, OATS, SEED CORN, OATMEAL, gRACKED
WHEAT, BRAN AND MILL FEED OF ALL KINDS, AT THE
Lp VEST PRICES ALWAYS IN STOCK AT O QTR NEW
P EMISES, NEXT DOOR TO THE FOUNDRY, MAIN -ST.,
SEAFORTH. ALSO OTATOES AND ALL VARA TIES OF
L o GA N
Cc•
Having t
Glasgow
Winter 5
1 that duril
Large Sto
SUM
Consistin
Coats an
Regatta S
at-Greatlu
h
.FORT
JAMIESON
is week - Starte` for
; buy his Fal; and
ick, begsjto ann r, unce
1gg his bsenc his
k
ER GOO
of Lustre and Linen
Vests. Oxford and
irts &a.. will be sold
Reduced Prices.
A LOT OF REMNANTS
In Prints Dress Goods, Win -
coy -s, •Flan els, &c„ will be sold
very chem
ALL 1LkESE. GOODS
Must be 1 ares Out so as to,
make room for New Stock, so`
GRE 1'1' BARGAINS
61
an be ha at theiGolden Lion
uring the Summer.
0
R. JIAMI
S' gn of th
ILL!A
Golden
BR
ESON,
EAFORTH.
Lion.
HILIL &c. CO.,
EFIELD.
CHEAPE
CHEAPE0T WHITE COTTONS,
CHEAPEST ;PUCKS.
CHEAPES1 DENIM .
CREY fvOiTONS.
CHEAPEST
CHEAPEST
t .CHEAPEST
CHEAPEST
PRINTS.
!DRESS C00DS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
GROCERIES.
CUIEAPEST CENERIL STOCK IN
THE COUNTY.
WILLIA1k HILL & Co.,
,B R U
EFIELD.
SEE
SEE
_CORN.
CORN.
JUST RECEIS ED A. CAR LOAD OF
BEST SED CORN,
PRICE LOW,
And the Corn guara
of it has been sown
calling at Brownell's
nteed to grow. A',quantity
nd can be seen growing by
Grocery.
FUL STOCKS OF
ALLKIN ' S OF SEEDS
AT LO ' EST PRICES.
TEAS A SPE IALTY AS USUAL.-
-
. BROWN.ELL.
GARDEN VEGETABLE PLANT . SOLE AGENTS FOR THORLEY'S
IMPROVED HORSE AND CATTLE FEED.
SIGN OF TIIE '
MAMMOTH TURNIP. }
R. LOO -AN & Co.
$TACKS- OF N W SPRING GOODS
—Afi--
CIAMPRELL'S CL THING
SEA.FORTH.
EMPORIUM,
Something Rare in Worsted Suitings,
SPLENDID VALUE,
TWEEDS OF ALL 'KII
HATS, CAPS, SHIRT
Also a few lines of LADIES' DRESS ' G
co petition. Cash 1 Cash 1 More Cash 1
Order your Suits, gentlemen, when the eto
No. 1,
Cr inpbell',� Biociz,1
DS .IN GREAT VARIETY.
COLLARS, TIE, &O.
►ODS. Everything will be sold at pric s that defy
k is full.
W. CAMPB
LL.
J'
SPECTACLES.
SPECTACLES.
Call at M. R. COUNTER'S Jewelry Store and
get your Sight tested with L. Black & Co.'s Patent
.Indicator—can fit you ri,e first rst trial. A Full Line
of Spectacles from, Twenty -Five Cuts to Twelve Dol-
lars per pair. A Case Given with Every Pair.
M. R. COUNTEF ,4SEAFORTH, ONT.
7
1WALL PAPER, BORD
ANI!
WINDOW W BLFDS.
I show in the shots lines this year s >E
STOOK and BETTER VALUE than
ever before offered in
GLINT0'
My
ePatterns
ts the are g Nw� f muunsan sell
prices that cannot be beat.
Also sloth Proof Carpet Lines at
Low Prices.
AL ' Al'S IN STOCK FULL LINES-
SCHOOL BOOKS, MISOELL N.
EOUS B00KS, OFFICE' STA-
TIONERY; &c. j
CLINTON BOOK STORE,
Express and Telegraph O ce.
JAMES A. Y UILL¢
THE SEAFORTH - WOOLEN NULLS.
TO THE FARMERS.
If you have wool you wish; to hav
made up, or to trade Jro
WOOLE:N GOOE)S,
GIVE US A TRIAL.
We will not be outdone either in
Quality of Work or Price. t
You are invited to call and see oar Machine!
the work we are doing, and
OUR PRICES FOR IBS'$..
Carding and all Kinds of Custom
Work Done as Usual. :
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE LEATHER
WHEN IT IIS MADE
UP INTO
Cl- O O• D
HARNESS
Where you will find all Kinds of
REiIEMBER, if yon want a Fancy or Substa-
faction as to QUALITY and PRICE than a
is wanted to secure regular custom.
SUCH. AS YOU FIND
AT
J. WARD'S,
SEAFORTH,
Harness Made up in the Latest `Styles,
tial Harness J. WARD can give you better satis---
y other maker in the County. A. Trial is all that;
J. WARD, Seaforth,
FURNITURE.
FURNITURE
M. ROBERTSON,
CABINETMAKER
AND UNDERTAKER
HAS AGAIN OPENED A
.?etail Furniture - Store
Two Doors North of his Old Stand, epposit
Waddell & Co.'s Dry Goods Store, where he is
prepared
TO ELL AS CHEAP AS ANY I
THE TRADE.
UNDERTAKING
Attended to as Usual.
A Large Stock of COFFINS, CASKETS, CAPS,
SHROUDS, &c., always on hand.
M. ROBERTSON.
•631
K DD'S HARDWARE.
DIR
RECEIVED
CT FROM MANUFACTURERS:
AM RICAN CUT NAILS, -
S ADES, SHOVELS, FORKS,
HOES AND RAKES, -
GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, &c
FENCING WIRE
AND BUILDING HARDWARE
Of Every Description Cheap.
EAVE TROUGHS AND CONDUCT-
ING PIPE
Put n
on the Shortest Notice and Warranted.
Special inducements to Cash and
Prompt Paying Customers.
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.IOHN KIDD.
DR. !WILLIAM GRAY'S SPECIFIC_
MEDICINE.
The Great English
Remedy is especially
recommended as an
unfailing cure for
Seminal Weakness
Spermatorrhea, Impo-
tency nd all diseases
that Tollow as a se-
gnence of Self abase, _
Before aking as Loss of Memory, {ter ing.
Universal Lassitude, Pain in the Back, Dimness
of Vision, Premature Old Age, and many other
diseases that leads to Insanity or Consumption
and a Premature Grave, all of which as a rale are
first caused bj deviating from the Path of nature
and over indulgence. The Speciffe Medicine io
the result of a life study and many years of ex-
perience in treating these special diseases. Pam-
phlet free by mail. The Specific Medicine is sold
by all Druggists at $1 per package, or 6 packages
for $5, or will be sent by mail on receipt of the
money by addressing WILLIAM GRAY d: CO.,
Windsor, Ont. Sold in `Seaforth by Hickson &
Bleasdell, J. S. -Roberts R. Lumsden and all
druggist merchants.
GLASS DIRECT FROM BELGIUM.
1S39 3H1
PLACE TO BUY YOUR FAINTS AND OILS.
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3N(f1N3O CINY SANIHS
ON1)1VWAVH JO )1O019 ilf13
GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
And a•Large Stock Rept Constantly on Hand to
Exchs ne for Wool.
A. G. VANEG.MOND..
Seaforth, Jnne 12, 187S. 549.1:8
THE CONSOLIDATED BANK
OF CANADA-
-CAPITAL - - - /4.00O.o0o.
CITY BANK OF=MONTBE L,'Incorporated183g;
and ROYAL CANADIAN BANK,
Incorporated 1864. -
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
DOMINION BLOCK,MAIN-ST.,
SEAFORTH.
Drafts on New York Payable at .any
Bank in the United. States. _
• ,Bills of Exchange on London payable
at all Chief Cities of the United Kingdom.
INTEREST PAID O1 DEPOSI TB .
M. P. HAYES,
411 MANa le]t
THE CHEAP FAMILY GROCERY.
L. MABEE
I3egs 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
SELLS CHEAP,
Giving his purchasers the benefit of what Others
who do not do so lose in bad debts and pay in in-
terest to 'wholesale men. "
FLOUR AND FEED
Always on hand. Goods delivered in town free
of charge. Remember the stand, opposite the
Commercial Hotel, in the
FRAME BLOCK.
L. MABEL.
LUMBER FOR SATE.
HEMLOCK, First Quality, $6 per M. PINE
from $8.
BILLS CUT TO' ORDER,
. All Lengths, from ;10 to 50 Feet, at the
PONY MILL, IN 'McXILLQp..
The Subscriber has also a
LUMBER YARD IN SEAFORTH,
Where,ell kinds of Lumber can be obtained.
479 THOMAS DOWNEY,
THE HENSAJL PORK
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; &c.
523 G..& J. PETTY;
Zr
SEAFORTH
i PORK PACKING HOUSE
7,
SACRAMENTAL WINE
PURE GRAPE WINE
—FOR—
SACRAMENTAL .AND MEDI-
CINAL PURPOSES
—AT—
LUMSDEN & WILSON'S,
SEAFORTH.
-pitEING desirous of giving the pnblie the bene.
fit of the Low prices in Provisions we will
sell
Hams, Smoked , ®S
Hams, Smoked and Canvased,.... et9 .'
Long and Short Clear Middles.e I -
Cumberland ........... . ......... fl
Lard.... ....,,.. ,.
Orders given at the Factory or at Brownell's
Grocery will be promptly filled at the above
prices. Those Meats are well cored.
ARMITAGE, BEATTIE & Co.
C�s
D S. • CAMPBELL, Provincial Land Surveyor
• and Civil Engineer. Orders by mailpromp.
14yattended to.
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