The Huron Expositor, 1874-08-28, Page 3• .
..TYGUST 28, 1874.-
It1IIRDICIA/4. •
M. D. &en, Phyaician, Surre-73:174
n
SeafOrth, Ont. Office and rest.
of, ocaiterielt Street., firat door
rian Chatelt. 84a
leafortk (late of Ca-word/Mu*
the. County of Perth. °Zee and
Anson Brothers' Hardware store,
tt DR ZING'S office will he at-
otaight.
24
E, xt, D., C. Physician, Sur.
Owner for the County of Huron.,
ence, corner tvf Market and High
Ire Planing
faratlarateulill.neuLniver-
eal,) Coroner nar the County ot
-Next door to Calder Brothetet
:Ind opposite 31eCallumni Rotel,
forth, near the Inailway StatiOn.
nt, 1). Physdeittn, Surgeon ad.
n
• Grahnate of the Medical De-
rin VIA\ erty ; r13- of the
v Yor-k and Tanaltna. Linn; visited
la in Paris, Edinbargh fun' Gifts-
! -,Brucefield. 34g
Ct. BULL,
11.ritoxo;,Dentist.n:c.,Softforth,
tIntaticf. Plate work, latest
neatly executt tt. All sup.
aatI operatitins 1Ued with
itutle< Fee:, as Itra- aa earl be ob.
Office horns frozu AL to a -
Mr. An ti. McDouL.faIi`s Store,
• 270
PiT, L. D. S.. Sttrgeon Dentist,
'..itatierielt On the rnaat 1, 1 ESDAX
L'..tY of ettint month, at the Cot-
- 350
• I.14, V. S., Litt ntizUii end Prize-
rnell University, Lilian,
tario Vetertnany Ctolege, Toronto,
enenti,y in Venni, win -relit. will be
1.Lrialing torattenti to z-ai kinds of
turailtif4 is 'taxa excepted)
natner, and at all hours. _Kest.
n
two, doors Last of Cook's Tent-
!,
319
i* atC-i-EON.—.D. 21cNAUGIIT,
Iturronnen inhabitants of
arroundix.n yea! utr,, flutt he has
diploma of lin tint:trio Veterin-
uulv praran C, 44) treat diseasea
tieant all dorm. stieztuirmalS. He
h.teintaectiott with his hearse-
nre be nantal retub to•at-
-1--eases of the 1- et speeially at-
nolee, office and shop in the rear
[nun new stores Alf kinds of Vet-
Vg.f kept constantly on hand.
tde. • 229
LII.L,Veterinata nor -neon, (mem-
natario Veterinary College,) begs has returned to the practice of
Seaforth, and may at all tine s be
diseases of Horses, Cattle, &c.
Lines eontantiv n hand. All
a:tended to. Office, at Mansion
273
aeia L
Goltai.ALLY, Barristera and
Chancery, Ooderich. 348
tietiOTAT,,,r,y.
Barristers, Attorneys,
Cbacery, &c. Oftiee on West St
t Office, Gederich. , 346
F<
Wingharn, has been ap-
't Tor the Coionial Securities Com -
he is also Agent for several pd.
A Toronto, -tvIto- loan Money at
rates. Interest payable yearly
tte. Also Solicitor for the St.
15,1871. ' 213
n HOLM -ESTE -I>, Barriaters, At
aw, Solicitors in Chancery and,
tries Public and Conveyancers.
L _ C. Bank, Seaforth. Agents for
assurance Company,
to lend at 8 per cent. learn's,
for sale. 53
JIB, Barristers and. Attorneys
tors in Chancey; and Insolvency,
stories Public, ele, Offices—Sea-
;n23,000 of Inmate Fonds to
Eight per °era. Interest, payable
53
4 W.< IIEZEIt._
in Barrister, Attornev fix Chime-
.
oderich, Ont. Office—over 3. C.
tporinra, Market Square. 25
.31cD64tuthi,
Attorneyaniolicitors in Chancery
Ont. Offite--two doors north of
DANIEL 3,IcDONALD,
Inaissels.
riOTELS.
L'EL, SEAFOUTH. — Thorne
o state to his old friends and
pu.blie, that he has leased the
vied by Mr. and
ts the DOS HOUSE, and
t continuance of the patronage
wed upon him during his many
1 business, Every comfort and
ae provided for traveller. The
crud Cigar only kept in the Bar.
adehostler alwaYsixi attendance.
rsteatas KNO.i, Proprietor.
TEL, WALTON.—John Winter,
This hotel is situated on the
riles north of Seaforth, and pos-
nuodtation &Eta comfort for tray-
aunds of li nnara and cigars kept
careful and attentive hostler in
1 stabling irt connection with
35O
:4IVERY ANDSALE STABVKS.
Urrafs Rotel, bettfortn. Good
ss Convey tracei-4always on hand.
STABT.T4S,,SEAFORTH, Ont.
Ind etamfortable Veitieles, always,
ble :Arrangements made -with
iers, All larders left at fiNG4X'-g
naptly attended to.
Lusa—South of the Carmen%
treet.
HOMAS BELL, Proprietor -
t itrodie, C.- E.,
'AND SURVEYOR, Seafartlx.
at the Mansion House with Mr.
reeeive itumediftte attention,
'Inman and Dr. King-. 41In'52..
LE LIT:Mat
alase-eait fur the County of
ttend,a in ailparts cf the Gonn-
e pc rsonafin or sent to Seaforth.
"rkautptly Ittlended to. 327
BRIP'airE5
TIONE1-3: for the County of
atn-nded in ell parts of the
left at the EneosITOR Office
ura1nd to.
,r.Feanns...a=zenirtnannang...nasizen.man
'WE To THE -
puBuo.
6. Europe, br the Allan
Line,
T GAR R Y
he Northw-est, by BEATTY'S
1.4INE,t-ither by 'Duluth or the
tickets to all park- of the
td Western. States
at c.'nuetjc,n, tu be had 011
,-1441,en ighoi t aforth
natation cla ertanv given to
:ERA(11:* FARES,
ctr Londcaulerry, by Mail
ty Glasgow Inne, re re -
red, Derry, GI a...-nown ...$22.90
itt's'LP fah 1 1'140bl. Derry
ntek to S. ant -la 44 SU
ot•rtiticr.t.c.s---Lictxpeui,
to Scannell.
it. B. MOODIE, Agent.
SEAFOB,TIT
IF it YARD .
e AGDON .A_LD
e pubile That they have re
her Yard to the lot between
Company's "Works and gar-
,tatith- on hand a good assort -
S *LUMBER, dressed and
ATII AND sIIINGLEs,all .
red, to sell at the lowest possi-
: Also. on hand any quantity
rs ilI arta it to their advana
stock, and ascertain GM
-ewhere,
at we are in a position.
ental to cash purchasers..
MABEE & MOAID.
11
1
AUGUST 28 . •1874.
GAIICTISIS
I
An experienced old, gentleman _says
that all that is necessary in the enjoy-
aient of love or sausages is confidence.
....-.“ If I should die, dear, where would
. you go ? Go? Go after your insur;
it ,,
ante money," was the reply of a fond
wife.
—Teacher—" Peter, y.ou are such a
bad boy that you a e not fit to sit in the
Oorapany of good boys on the bench.
Come up here and. sit by me, air."
—It is' a startling mystery how the
prbsenee of an old 'laid aid a bald -heads
ea man will cast a: , loom over a pie-nic
party which even p ekled. clams can only
partially dispel.
--A Kansas farm r solemnly declares
that a grasshopper at on the gate post
and threateningly asked : " William
Bryant, where in. th order is the balance
of that cold meat ?"
—" Who asked f yer wanted any-
thing ?" said. a Lew 11 peddler to a lady
who said she did no as soon as he open-
ed the door. " Mi. d yer peezness, and
don't refuse to buy ill you are asked!' -
—Terre Haute Eapress—" Look 'ere,
I
now, Salusha," yel ed . a Clay County
woman to the olde t girl, " don't bend
over that well so ur. You'll fall in.
there some of thee lays, and then we'll
have to carry water !" ,
—Two young Prix ces of Austria en-
tered. into a violent c uart.el, when one of
them said to. the ot er, "You are the
greatest le4s iu Vien a." Just then the
Emperor, their fatli r, entered, ind said
indignantlhe " Com , come, young gen:-
tlemen., ydu forgot t at I am. present '
It wal mentione one day to Presi-
dent Lincoln that t o young ladies of
his acquaintance ha( quarreled and load-
ed each, other with a use. "Have they
called each other tigl. ?" asked. the Presi-
dent "No, sir.'" ' " Very good ; then
I will undertake to r concile them."
r. ---.1t Kansas man . ho was fatally shot
in a row recovered Consciousness just be-
fore death and aske what, kind of a
weapon did the busn ess. On being in-
formed that it was a silver -mounted
seven -shooter, he „iasped, '" G-lory ! I
was afeared it was o a e of those -hos pis
,
tots !" and then died happy.
—" Busted ?" excl imed al bewildered.
darkey, ; "0U don' gwan' tole nae flat
Freedman's Bank bu ted ?" , " Yes • it's
gone up." "Done el ar gone ?" "Yes"
Evidently the old man con dn't -under-
stand it. He mused. deeply and sadly,
and with a' last, sorr 0 wful look into the
open but vacant ro I an, turned away,
muttering as he wen ' ` Dat's what al-
ways made me 'spise a bank,"
I
The English Spo swan and his
hag from the end, another does the s
on the sicle, and the third rounds o
rim. A r�und .steel rod, clipped i
and press (1 upon the surface, gives
lustrous 1 olish. Then a little, revol
steam wheel, whose edge is a rare o
ment, held against the ievo1vizig bl
prints that ornament just outside
rime A secoud wheel prints a diffe
ornament around the centre, r whil
third wheel with sharp points lmake
indentati ns on the lower half and en
the thim le. The inside is brighte
and polished in a similar way, tliO thi
being held in a revolving mon d.
that rem ins to be done is to boil
thimbles in soapsu , to
oil, brush them up a d
be: trade.
the Pharisees;
coming of our Lord th Ph
the most prominent aiul ii
or party of the Jewish peo
g their origin we have no
ledge. They are refer. d t
in connectioii with th pri
onathan about 150 year .be
Christ; a d it is not improbable that
may hav taken their rise soon: ter
Babyloni h captivity.
The w ,rd Pharisees signifies e era
and seenth to have been either ch se
themselv s or applied to them by ot
as a designation of their auste an(
cetic manner of . life. They affcte
great sanctity of morals and h11l th
selves quite aloof from the m s of the
people. ifheir real character, howe er,
was vain and hypocritical in t e ast d
ve-
gree. 1 hile they made -an ost n os •s-
play of their heart they were g os ly or-
nipt. They were ambitious o exei ing
a controlling influence both in ch rch
1
and state, and they appear to las e eeen
regarded by the mass of their c hu ry-
men with deference. The c r ful ess
with which they observe the f i:in of
their religion gave them a rep ta io for
piety.
So far. as related by the tejtchin s of
the Old Testament Scriptures thir loc-
trinal views were in the main orr et.
They have been represented as hol ing
that all things were controlled by te,
but they recognized the freedom; of the
of the will, and it is probable h t . hat
has been understood as fate was !sjply
the Scripture doctrine of the d'vi e ov-
ereignty.It appears from the New 'tes-
tament that their views of the r sur ec-
tion ancl the future life were e s nti fly
orthodox Their views o. f the la of
complete(
move the
them for
At the
sees were
ential sec
Respecti
tain kno
Josephus
hood of
Highland G. 1..
An English spot tsm, nenga,ged a strong,
powerful, red-headed JElighIander to act as
game -keeper on his English estate. The
Highlander having been a considerable
time at his post belere there was any
prosecution of -peach rs, his master be-
auar to suspect that after all the North
-
Countryman was not such. a gOod 'hand
at catching poachers as he had. been led
to believe. Determined to find out
whether he was vigilant, or not the gen-
tleman one dark night disguised himself,
took a fowlina-piece' and went out to
poach on his own gr und. He had not
tired above a shot' or two when he was
suddenly pounced up la from_ behind, the
gun wrenched from is hand, his preci-
ous person subjected o a perfect hurri-
cane of kicks and cu. s, hard blows, and
harder Gaelic epithet, whereby he was
knocked down and re dered half insens-
ible. On being able o explain who he
was, the gamekeeper evinced great sor-
row, asked a thousan 1 pardons, and ex-
plained to his honor. "Ye see I likes aye
to send -Us teevils ha ne wi' a sarkfu' o'
sair banes, an' they di na, come pack in a
hurry ; because, ye ee, they canna., for
some o' them, yer ho or, are inaistly for
a coffin be the tim they get haute,
an' syue they dinua gie us onie mair
bother ava," The nglish sportsman
went home, took to Ifs bed, hovered be-
tween life and death or a fortnight, re-
coVered at last and. ra- ed his game -keep-
er's wages 50 per cen
Sandwich Isl nd Women. .
A lady writing fr
discourses upon the
their free and easy
women are erect, wid
and carry their heads
of thera are truly
their hair falling over
earls, midis u rnaounte
hats, garlainded with
native flowers: They
modestly and prettily,
to cover neck and
loosely from the sho
the feet, which are oft
ing civilized like us, t
enlightened into corn
with iron and. whalebo
disturb and torture t
tight shoes ; nor to
their heads running
aud artificial flo
the ears at the mercy o
to make up forty-five
into cages and fasten -
them ; nor -to carry an
dress stuff bravely a,f
pavement through. thi
these women have th
for are we not forced
of custom, when we c
garments upon any imp
way, to shut our eye
teeth and rush blindly
as those Kanaka woe
even. of a spot of wat
garments gingerly-, an
a;nd unsullied from i
this be barbarism?
m Honolulu, thus
ative women and
manners. "The
in the shoulders,
ike queens. Many
andsonae, wearing
their shoulders in
with little straw
wreaths of lovely
clothe themselves
wearing the dress
rms, and falling
ders th the top of
n bare. Not be-
, ey have not been
ressing their ribs
e corsets ; nor to
eir feet with over-
ut bonnets upon
p into. turrets of
vers, and. leaving
titter wincla ; nor
cards of steel wire
liemselVes within
extra half yard of
er them over the
k and thin. Yes,
advantage of us,
by the ' exigencies
me with ur long
reties of t , epath-
and Ilei ch our
over thena, f kere-
]
ien, at t -h sight
r, lift theirlight
pass over, clean
s contact ! Can
Row Thimble are Made.
The manniacture7 of •
Simple, but singularly
silver is mostly used,
parehasino7 dollars."'
thimbles is very
nteresting. Coin.
nd is obtained by
ence happens
the
oil
t a
g
na-
uke
the
ent
'a
the
of
ed''
ble
All
the
re-
ack
ri-
flu-
le.
er-
by
st-
ore
• ey
the
fists
by
ers
as -
a
m -
salvation
11
or on the question, Hov s
matn be just with God ? were altre
erroneous and grossly perniciou . It
on 'account of their false notio s en
ptio
subject,
their mo
to; reject
ut in
tot less than the corr
al character, that they were led
Christ.
addition to the law of If
thely held to a multitecle of prece
which they maintained had c me , f
hina by tradition. They regar ed t
ano less • sacred than the wr' teu
T
o s views and of the corruptio of t
1
one great cause of th ir Orr
is was '
cliaractei.
The Scribes were the official or .pr
sional leaders of the sect of the Pharjs
not a distiact body. They were oc
or teachers of the law. They ti an4c1
and expo nded the Scriptures, andtau
the (loot es, of the Jewish religion.
addition to these duties they min
the schoois for the instruction bf yo
Tbeir profession of coarse gave great
all
her
as
his
of
ses
te,
orn
em
aw.
ne-
eir
0
finance aiitla the people—an mflu
w!tich they exerted to the utmest, es
ia, y during the latter part of his m
tr against Christ and his gosp 1.
1 soass eis
. aiisaxtia-DAY SETOGESTIONS.1-3i a,n is
one in whomboth worlds " do Mee; his
b dy par icipates of the lower, hi out
of the uper world, hence it is Ulm he
iii ds such such tugging and pullin this
w
fes -
ors
bed
ght
In
ted.
th.
nce
ec-
is-
y and that way, upward and own -
ward ; th worlds as it were centem ing
for this invaluable prize, the , prc ous
soul. .
`—The freligion of the next genera ion
raiast be Such that the scientifici mai, and
add the usy man, and. the little c ild,
the reasolinable man, and the li era an;
and the profound philosopher, may is eet
in its simple, sweet light. It is to lig ten
every man that .cometh into the Iv a rld.
It -will not dare to be a complex theist
i gy,
but a fruhidship for Christ and a v' ue.
Theology' will exist, but only its a as oral
science a study of God, not I a p a of
,
salvation --David 'Mag. 1
—Men are not made 'duly religi I .. by
performing certain actions which - .o. ex-
ternally- ood ; but men must have . ht -
eons principles in the first place, an1 hen
they will not fail to perform vi tuo ac-
tions. —T,litleer.
—The oodness of God to inankin is
.no less evinced in the chastisement 'th
which be corrects his childrpe-tha '
in
the anvils of his Providence ; for the
.Lord will not cast off forever, but though
he cause grief, yet will be have coraas-
sign according to the multitude of his
mercies.--LBallau.
GOOD PROSPECTS
A COOD HARVEST EX ECITED.
JOHN KID
Has just received a large stock of Ha
such as
vest ools
cyt es, 01 CS, IA lie
1
SNATHS AND HAY FO KS.
that the profits of the usiness are affect- Which he will sell as Cheap as al -13- iii the T ade.
ed instauteously by al the variations in
NO SECOND PRICE.
JOHN 11)
the nation's greenbad- promises to pay-.
.1
The first operation s rikes a novice as
almost wicked, for it it nothing else than r ,
putting a lot or . brio. t silver dollars,
•
fresh from the mint,_ milt° dirty crucibles,
and melting them up into solid. ingots. -
These are rolled out - to the required STOVES & TIN
thickness, and cut by stamp into cir- ' 1
eular pieces. of any ensured size. A °' all kinds, and ill endless Vali
1
solid metal bar of the size of the inside MR, S . .WHITN
of the interded thimble, moved by
Carmichael's Block, Main street, S
powerful machinery u and down in a
bottomless mould. of he outside of the
same thimble, bends e circular disks
into the thimble sha e as fast as they
can be placed under th descending bar.
• Once in shape, the wo k of brightening,
Polishing, and decorat' is done upon
the lathe. First, the b ank form is fitted
upon a rapidly-revolvii g rod. A slight
touch of a sharp chisel akes a thin shay -
COAL OIL,
A.
ty at
aforth
Pure, good 4nd cheap; wholesale and re ail at
WHITNEYIS.
CUSTOM WO K
Of all kinds promptly attended to and neatly
euted.
B08 MRS. TNE
E
a.
exe-
J
IF
THE
YOU
N
R.
3
ANT
OOD COL
RO
OPPOSIT_E
BUY
]DS?E
BERTS
THE MANSION H
JUST ARRIVED, FRESH, A
MdUer,
Mdier Co
F sti C3
Al MI Lac Dye,
pound,
RS 0
srr-o-FPs
FIRST T
1.-DROG STO
TEL, SEA.FORTH,
LARGE 'QUANTITY OF
Indigo,
Indigo Com
Cudbear,
IAL
'Cochineal,
•
ound 5 'Cream Tartar,
Magenta Crysials,
Turmeris.
Th
re is
RS,
umber in MeKillp, at the,
VICT RIASTEAM
MILLS,
And
HN GOVENLOCK
Is te man to supply it.*
t
A LWA 18 on h nd a large stock of all kinds of
"L'IL Lulu er, wh ch will bo sold at prices which
cannot be millets ed in this County for cheapness
of price.
Draini g a
Also SH
builders'
large Qua
will find i
d .Fenci9zg Lumber in
abundance.
GLES,, LATH, and every description of
ateii41. Parties befitting or buying
tities will bo liberally dealt with, and
to their profit to give the
101fORIA MILLS
•
a trial bef re purfhasing elsewher.
ORDERS CUT AT A DAY'S NOTICE.
All orde s left t the Mill or add :essed to Win-
throp P. 1. will receive prompt attention. Re-
member
JO
325 •
11
N GOVENLOCK'S
Victoria Mills is the place.
SE 1 FOR H PLANING MILL,
SASH, 0001 AND BLIND FACTORY
THE sn soriber egs leave to thank his numerous
,Gusto' ters for. he liberal patron age extended to
him since conime ting business in Seaforth, and
trusts tha he Ma be favored with a continuance
of the sit e. -
Parties utendi g t build would do well to give
him a call as he't ill toutinne to keep on hand a
large stoe ef all lind ef
DRY PINE LUMBER,
DOO
5
He feel
who may
but first -o
r. Par
201
5, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
INGLES, LATH, ETC.
confident of giving satis action to those
avour him with theirpatronage, as none
ass wok en aro employed.
ienlar a tention paid to Custom Planing
JO N H. BROADFOOT.
F iES
NE
ARRIVALS
OF
STY
OF
GENTS' COATINGS,
0
CAMP
oys
Ti?
ELL
WSERIN
LES
fS
A.ND V STINGS
AT
CLOTHIN STORE.
A L. LIGE STOCK 0
and Youth's 1 lothing
n hand and will be sold at a
SM LL A VANCE 0 COST.
•
From
Wear will
's date goods intende • for Summer
be sold t Bargains.
eatorth, uly 28, 874.
W. CA
4.
I i
PBELL.
LOGAN & ,JAMIESpN
SILL SELL (IF THEY
GET THE CHANCE) THE FOLLOWIN
1N 1 /I •T A . INT ' 11 S -
. 5
Dress. Goods, worth 50c, at 25c.
Dress Goods, worth 40c, fax 20c.
Ilarestia Goods, worth 30c, at 15c., &c.
Tweeds, worth $2, at $1 25.
Tweeds, worth $1 75, at111.
t
Tweeds, worth $1 50, at 1
Tweeds, w rtla $1 25, tat 90c.
Tweeds, wf rth $1, at tiOc, ,Liae. e_ .
1 _
- FLANNELS,
GOODS.
MUSL1N$ SHIRTINGS, &O.,
same ratidia above.
Alto some se e very fine Regatta hirts, worth $2, for $1, &c.
We havelalso several lines of g
•1•11111111•111•M=M1•46
ocls we wish to clear ut as above.
i
CALL!, AND p E THEM, I
I , 1
1
AT LOGAN & JAMIESON'SJ
J-CthrT IR,CI-NTID
SIX CASES OFt
DRY GOODS
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'CHEAP CASH STORE
r
CaLVSISTUG OF
PLAIN WINCEYS,
FANCY WINCEYS,
RED FLANNELS,
rWHITE FLANNELS,
COTTON SHIRTINCaS,
FANCY PRINTS,
DARK PRINTS,
TOWELINGS,
'TABLE LINENS,
FEATHER TICKIN(
STRAW TICKINGS,
BLUE DENIM,
ROWN DENIM,
'WHITE COTTONS, 1
ATTINGS,
- WHITE BED SPAR_ DS, ,
ALSO THREE BALES 0
COLORED BED
BLACK LlUSTR
THE
HURON PLANING MILL.
.MESSRS. GRAY EC! SCOTT
101tEG te announce that they have commenced
-5-5 business in the Shop lately oeettpied by Mr.
Martin, and are now prepared to fill orders for
Sashes, D009'81 _Blinds, _Mouldings,
And all kinds of planed lumber.
ALSO LATH A;17..0 SHINGLES.
CHEESE BOXES AND SETTERS,
FARM GATES, FAY RACKS, ece.
A good aback of Seasoned Lumber on hand,.
Fedora, and LumberYard on Goderieh street,
near Main Street.
jig Sawing and Custom Planing neatly done.
A. GB.AY.' W. H. SCOTT.
THE
GREAT REFORM:
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The Greatest Reform that has ever been Made is
in the prices of
Furniture and Undertaking.
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T. JOHNS &
Have redtteed the prices one-half, and have done
a -way altogether with extortionate prices,. Is it •
not to your interest to patronize them.
ALL KIW .D S OF FURNITURE
- IMPT IN STOCK.
They are also prepared to
Furnish Funerals With Evexy thing Re-
quisite,
And to att na personally with their Hearse.
T. JOHNS &
EGO 'EMPORIVIVL
• Tho subscriber hereby thanks 211111.1C1-0118
customers (merchants and others) for their liberal
patronage during the past seven years, and hopes,
by strict integrity and close attention to business,
to namit their confidence and trade in the -future.
Havinnbgreatly enlarged his premises during
the winter, he is now prepared to pay the
H IGH -EST CASH PRICE
For any quantity of good fresh eggs, delivered
at the
EGG EMPORIUM,
Main Street, Seaforth_
Wanted bythe subscriber 25 lona of good dry
clean WHEAT STRAW.
D. D. - WILSON.
SEAFORTIT, Ittreh 18, 1874. 828
JaHN. S. PORTER
One-horse Banker and Exchange Broker.
MAIN 'STREET, SEAFORTH.
CAPITAL, 1 — $9,000,000.01.
This is no blow, but a fact. .
pUS Greenbacks and American Silver at ear-
=1--• rent rates. Lends money on good farm prop-
- erty. Shaves notes without lather. Receives
latency on deposit, and pays 20 pet cent. interest
—when you fleet it. Buys and sells Houses and
Lots; parties leaving town and wishing to sell quick
-will find me ou hand like a thousand of Melt.
Buys Bide3 Sheep Skins, FI1TS and TirorA
at:the highest prcs.
All this is done with the above capital, wonder-
ful, is it not ? -.Hand in your wants, wishes and
expectations, dim% be afraid, he won't bust. 341
,.."PREADS,
GREY LUSTRE,'
BLACK SILKS,
COLORED SILK
YAK LACES,
BLACK REAL 1 ACES,
WHITE REAL 4AOES,
DRESS BUTTOS,
TRIMMINGS,
SILK FRINGES,
RIBBONS,
RUFFLINGS,
RUSHINGS,
BELTS—Ladies a d Boys,
HAIR BRAIDS, 4e. -
DUNDAS .COTTONS
ITIOFFMAN! BROTHER, SE FORTH.1
CA011NT
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A GENUINE SAL4. NO HUMBUG
nN MONDAY, JULY 13th, . DENT will befrin Selling Out without reserve. His heavy
Steck of Choice DRY GOO IS
AND WILL 'BE SOLD.
MUST BJ SOLD
This st p is rendered necessary a he is about buildiii g an extensive Show R om for Millinery
Fancy ¶oods, and must have roo m
te do it and on to do it with.
EMEMBER DEN
'SGREAT S4TiE OF C14 -KAP D Y GOODS.
DOMINION
SHAVINC& HAIRDRESSINC
SALOON AND BATH ROOMS.
WM. NEWMAN has pleasure in announcing
' that he has fitted up over his shop a ramnber
of COnlvOniealt and comfortable
BATH ROOMS
Where a dean and comfortable bath may be had
at any time.
SHAVINC AND HAIR mussing
-Attended to aff usual. Also on hand a nice stook of
, .
LAMBS' CHIGNONS AND BRAIDS
01 the latest stiles. Be is also prepared to take in
LADIE' HAIR COMBINGS,
And- have then straightened and worked into
Braids, Belts, Switches, Curls, &c.
Charges reasonable.
- GLNTS' WIGS
Furnished on the shortest -notice at less than city
prices.
A. call is rspectfully solicited..
339 NEWMAN.
• SAMUEL TROTT,
Mariufacturer of
Machine Turned _Butter Packages
Oif a Supillperieodr. Quality.
All orders, either Wholesale or Retail, Promptly
SEAFORTH ONT.
MARRIAGE LICENCES
CiEKTIFICATES,
(Under the new Act) issued at the
EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SEAFORTH,
Under authority of the Lientenant-Governor of
Ontario.
THE PHOENIX
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OP -LONDON, ENGLAND.
W. N. WATT -SON,
A GENT AT SEAPORTS. This old standard
•CJI• Companyas established in 1782, does busi-
ness in all parts of the world, does the second -
largest business in the United. Kingdom, pays its
olaims 'with promptitude and liberality. Its rates
are moderate. e 84646
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