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i
iron bnut the
through thb
pleaeed t
patrous who
3 4001 of tiny
leetro to
n Favorite.
interval will
Card and giving
township to the
-Tied in Huron—
fushfield. P. 0.
'reovium Note Sdeals,
has been precisely the
s. This Company hag
except -for rirdae-wn log
)1.-ieff, till .6614re/tient.; of
itlastandingeee_ 4,101,
itox A, Owen Sonettle
'rey, Bruce and Huron.
will -
ate of
hist
be
loss
.e
riea aud Fairope. The
iui the wealthy and
ereles of the eterttireel
:he noted :epee, tleff of
I erg, Gottgehalk, Mar-
nbinetein. &e., eurap-
km:ornate.
RT PIANO.
• Stodert I'inno made,.
/own to be retiumed or
heeartse they have al-
nin sting buyere„ and
king o(tart le known
e %men inventors that
ifIDELL PiANO.
uding in tune, Any
Beautiful touch. Me -
Le Pelle warranted.
5, ireinttanan, feca,
o order,
CH ORCAHS.
-orgrat in the Unita
ell things cousidered.
C�& ORGANS.
purity of tone. Thor-
elgreat beauty and
ohne, Vox liamenA
tRattlif F-11.1).18
rariety. -
frJrr &SifITH
Toronto,
OLE ettZENTMe
ILLS
oNT.
FARMERS
Soling.
iji good yieli1,11 es -
very ease eatiefaetion
lateet and most im-
.mpetition.
CHOPPING
'rt will be mHed to Alva
l:faction.
xxc FLOUR. -
y1;)
FE ED,
let
hey and -
Store,. .
&
rden City Middlinee.
4 lumber will find it.
'• the old ,eand on
and MeiCillop,
FEEP;
lig to the 3111.1.
.Earan,teed.
nunnons• ens-
iu the past, aud
eir fume.
II /IP Chttrge(
1031PiiteN.
11 A2,TENTS.
E
:Aire sat-
6an.1 wheel for
• -tar, or other
1r the belt.
R„ECt.
JIENTS
tur.
PERAIION.
. to Order
ED TO.
LIA S,
Mitehefl
platte a 130g Out Of Minch,
I
The other day an apparently devotion.
a canine strayed into a church, and after
a 000I observation of a few moments
-atarWl to Inspeet the aisles and pews.
.Smitlt, alno devotionally- inclined, was
there, too. Being rather early, very few
of the congregation had yet arrived. An
old lady hotritiecl at the idea of a dog
within the sacred edifice, pantomimed to
Smith to procure his (the dog's) ejection,.
Smith bringing to his aid, the reflection
that it did net require the generalchip of
Napoleon to put n dog out of ehureh, at
once addressed himself to the task. Can -
us, in his peregrinations, had waddled to
the vicinity of_Smith's pew, but observ-
ing, no doubt, the belligerent aspect of
his (Sruith's)counterunice, beat, a etreat.
Smith pushed on tip -toe. Cantu, after
leading his pursuer a bootless chase
around the aisle, finally happened to slide
into the pew of theaforementioned O. L.,
and then squatting on hi hams looked at
his panting pursuer with a, dog-ged ex-
pression oa his phiz. iSriiith, now rather
red in the face,and considerably'excited,
not caring to risk hisimandibles by too
close a contact with his bayed foe, made
a hearty kick at, him. (Janus saw the
approachieg danger and jumped aside in
tune to eseape Smith's No, 12, which
struck with full momentum against the
ankle joint of the aforesaid O. L. The
do.g yeiped, the lady moaned in anguish,
and Smith invoked a left-handed bone -
diction on the unfortunate cur and his
own awkwardness. Meantime the ani.
. mile had scoured away,pulpitvvards, when
a member approaching from the opposite
direction caused hint to double, on his
course. No sooner done than he again
encountered Sinith,, who felt happy in the
' thought that the momeat for revenge had
arrived. Canus, seeing no other alterna-
tive, gathered up his streugth for a coup
de/at, and made a dente as if to pass
. Smith. The latter, seeing his opportun-
ity, suddenly struck out his dexter, fully
intending to seize the cur by the neck.
The fates were against him. He missed
his aim, plunged his nose foremost against
an opposite pew while the canine [howled
May at full speed with noother injury
than the loss of a few hairs. . The con-
gregation had by this time ' commenced
to crowd in, much to the embarrassment
of Smith, sell° renewed the'ehe,se with a
new volley of benedictions and a scarred
proboscis, but with an increased desire
for revenge. To cut it short, we will
say that he finally succeeded in catching
the quadruped and at last sight had flung
hint headlong towards the eidewelk, to-
tally regardless of the canine life or limb.
Bat the end was not yet. In his progress
streetwarcls theunfortunate animal mine
saddenly in contact with a passing ,eiti--
zen,resulting in a continuation of cirenrn
at-
'dnces hat- would defy the Danbury
man to delineate. Citizen with demoral-
ized garment and wrethy countenance de-
i
mewled explains ions. Smith—crestfal-
len, • prespired .a iil completely blown—
humbly begged arclon ; while the cause
of all the troubleesitting across the road,
wagged hie tail, lolled his tongue and rue-
fully _speculated an the trials and tor-
ments of canine existence.
-------eitaale---
. Running a Newspaper.
J ' -)T Flame unaccountable misapprehen-
sion of facts, there is a _large class of
people in the world who think that it
costa little or nothing to run a newspa-
per, and if they buy a copy' from the
aewsboy, when too far from the office to
come a,nd beg one, they are regular pat-
rons and entitled to unbinited favors.
Men call at newspaper offices to get a
copy of the paper; jast from the press,
for nothing, Nvho would. never dream of
begging a pocket -handkerchief from a
dry goods store, or a piece of candy from
a cortfectioner, even upon the plea of
old acquaintance, having. bought sortie -
thing once before, One ' paper , is not
much, but a hundred a week ameunts to
aomething in the course of time. But
this is a small drain compared with the
free advertising a newspaper is expected
to do, Some men who have paid two
dollars. at an early period. of life for an
advertisement worth four or five, appear
to think they are stockholders .in the
establishment for eternity. They de-
mand the publication of all marriage and
funeral r °Hoeg, obituaries,' and family
episodes, - for the ,next forty years,
gratis. Speak of pay and they grow in-
dignant, "Dont I patronize your pa-
per ?" " Yes ; but you receive the
worth el your money for 'what you pay,"
.
"Bat," says the patron, " it will not
coat you anything to put this in," which
is just as ridiculous as to ask a man to
grind your axe on his grindstone, and
graeiouslir tell him it won't cost, him a
eent. It takes motley to run a,aewspa-
per as well as any other business; no
Raper will succeitd financially that car-
ries a dead -head system. Any mention
of the people's affairs that they are
anxious to sec in print is worth paying
for, and when printed is generally worth
as much as any other investment of the
same amount. :
The newspaper business is Very exact-
ing on all connected with it, and the pay
is comparatively small, the proprietors
risk more money for smaller profits, and
ilie editors and reporters and printers
-work harder and, cheaper than the same
number of mot in any other profession
requiring the given amount of intelli-
gence, training and drudgery, The life
has its charms and pleasant :associations,
scaredy known to the outside world ;
'hat it has its earliest work and anxieties
and hours of exhaustion, which also are
net known to those who think the busi-
ness all fun, The idea that uewspapera,
dom is a, eharmed circle, where the fa- '
'wired members live a life of °sae and
free from care, and go to the circus at
t night on a free ticket and to the Springs
on a free pass in the summer, is au idea
which we desire to explode- practically
. and theoretically, Dueness , is business;
and the journal that succeeds is he one
that is run en a 8qUitre business footing,
the same as banking or building bridges, ,
keeping a hotel or renniog a livery stable. !
--MpiaphiN ( Tenn. ) A ralanche. ,
--. - - --... • iti— - -- — I
Showmg the 'White Feather. !
A man took umbrage at an article which
appeared in a paper publish.ed in the I
town in which he resided, as personal the i
other clay. and in an irate manner enter- 1
ed the office, and inquired of the first
one he met who wrote that artie'le, show- i
4ng the piper, and pointing to th e one in
which he tixik exceptions. .
Said he, (raieing his.voice in a loud key, ;
and with clenched fiet high in air), " f .
want to see the editor that wrote that ;
article,"
"You do," answered the man interro-
gated.
"Yes, i do," anawered the -stranger :
angrily. "Lt is satisfaction 1 eome for, i
1
and will have it and before I leave here,
.to ; do you hear and undorstaud that V
,
"All right," said the young Mall. "But
before'I call him I would.likefolisk you
if you, ever saw the gentleman: beforeV'
" No, of course not," wan the sa.yago
answer. "Why do yliti wish to kri
" p, nothing very , particelnr. I
thought if you ypu would not care
to see him."
That just what I come for. young
man ; and there .will be flip, you iet.
AVeli, stranger, I tell you before-
hand, he is p, powerful man,..sta ds six
feet two in his stockings, weighs near
two hundred, mid owns ti o its that
strike tremendous blows ; when angry,
his eyes flash fire; his tread is like aii
elephant, and he can lift a thr e -hun-
dred -pound weight with perfec ease,
and top it over his shoulder as easy as I
could a base -ball. No one dare approach
hun in an anary mood, for they would
be in danger of losing their live. He
has held an elephant's trunk for ten
minutes, and put his, arms arouud the
neck of a horse. and turned it over with
comparative ease. He has done Power-
ful things, I tell, you; stranger. Ilesides,
he always carries a six-shooter, and is an
excellent shot, scarcely miss mg the. bull's
eye one time out of twelv . St anger.
he is the counterpart of Samson, of old!'
During the young man's btief recital
of the personnel of the edit r that wrote
that article, the stranger turnc(l very
pale, trembled all over, ba king all the
time toward. the door, out of which he
suddenly darted, and ha not been
heard of since, doubtless deeming it,
wiser to depart quietly han to en- ,
counter such a formidable ca ponent,
Wanted -4n E itor.
,
The Pallilfall Gazette says "The story
about the King of Burma,' , whit* has
for sonietime past been going the round
of the papers, le an old one refurnished.
His Majesty, so it is said, i tends' short-
ly to publish a newspaper, an those of his
subjects who decline to su scribe' to it
are to be beheaded. The cal facts of
the case, as we understan 1 them, are
comical enough. About fo ir years ago
the King of Burmah wishe to Start a
weekly newspaper in the ve naeular and
in English, and forthwith, (insulted an
eminent British official the in Burmah
about the matter. His fajesty said
there need be no trouble ab ut minor de- 1
tails ; he would see to th m himself
what he wanted was a competent Eng-
lish editor, with Anglo-Indian exp nonce
of journalism, to whom a t leUria icl ru- '
pees a month would lie pal( . H 8 Ma-
jesty added that he would oi ly in ke one
stipulation, namely --that the editor
should pledge hiineelf to foll w with Con-
stant approval the line of po icy adopted
by the Gout t, that nothing ispleasing to
his Majesty should ever a pear in the
journal, and that tin case o these rules
being infringed the editor sl ould before-
hand sanction his liability t receive im-
mediately five hundred str kes n the
sole of the foot vviith the ‘slulatak wukk.'
—whatever that may mean ! The eapital
of the Burmese empire is stil in u ant df
a newspaper."
----46.-480--
A S W feET LA.van.--A w nan has no
morebewitching grace Cum a weet laugh.
It leaps from the heart in a clear apark-
ling rill ; and the . hear th t hears it
feels as if bathed in xh ilarating
spring.
IV
CROCER
DomrNip' N BLOCK,
RR hi • FOR
HE G
)LDEN.LIO
SEED
EDS.
e
Orly Oppotelite he POST °FEU)
ho Wants Seeds?
ORE 1'
JUS
H GROCERIES -
REIVED.
JUST
ARRIVED T
otter
4/ST RECEI
RDE!I A
Plc Ly of Mee CI
e in Sugars.
AFULL STOOK OF
LACE
CL
tIELD SEEDS
ireothy, Hungarlah. aria
Ste., &e.
RTAINS AND CURTAIN LACES
A LARGE SIOCK
AND SPLENDID VALUE,
THOM
EE'S
F JUR AND SEED •TORE,
A Large Quantity of C oleo
Clover Timothy, Tares, ungarian
6-'iase,
0 -
JD P 1\T :Lai o INT
And 11 kinds of Meld and Gal den Seeds.
CY 8h Paid'
Ki zd
Lot !of Early Hos
Go Delive
02 Butter, Egge and
f Produce.
-
LOTS OF FRESH 1
atoes forSeed and Fam-
ine.
Free of Charge
-
PARAS8LS AND
ARASOL UMBOELLAS
GOOD 44.ND CHEAP,
ROWNELL.
...n••••
N F W
WATO
VVELRY,
11144, CLOCKS,
d FAN
AT
THE G
'LDE.N LION
Ladi s Collars and
Groceries and P °visions
ALWAYS IN ST CIL
All will be sold at M.e Lowest Pi ices, Glee us
a call before you purchase elsewlier.
TH IAS LEE,
THE SEAR*
CARRIAGE FA
TORY,.
Cuffs, Ties and Gloves,
Y, GOODS
NIC g GOODS,
Mit.
UNTER'S.
AT THE GOLDEN LION.
T
TE
and
• finest, dna
he aboye good
'Plat MINT.
upwards
est
ev
fill
id best selected stink of
brought into the (3ounty.
ea on all purchases of $1
Oppoeite O. C. WIL/BS N'S Agri-
cultural InTlentent E orium.
FIILLMAN
-19(THILE returning thanks for
ronage they have received sin
businees In Seaforth, would sta
now prepared to furnish
MUSLIN
iSiSPE6
No Tron
A 'Very La/iv
N INVITED
:ORINTS
DON'T FAIL TO
AT THE
AND DRESS GOODS.
CALL AND SEE THEM,
OLDEN LON.
Co
0 liberal pat-
e commencing
that,they are
DOUBLE AND MOLE
A
Sph
beet
Clots
tion
On hand, f
out for the
roidal anti La.
in the market.
retinal *eat
and Jewelry
Show Goods.
ock of /Spectacles
theto $8 perpair.
a L. BLACK & Co.'s
4.1 MOrris' Spectaelcs, the
11 ;to Repairing Watcbee
tranted to give satisfy -co
THE D
LLAR, TWE
DS are Something Extra
Cash for
Olcl and Silve
11.. COUNTER,
t_.AT THE OLDEN LION.
A STYLISH HAT CAN BE PROCURED AT A REASON -
BLE PRICE AT THE GOLDEN LION.
AND
BUGGIES -
DEMOOR
Which, for style and excellence 0
and mat rial, cannot he surpass
eetablishruent in the Provinee.
They a e practical workmen, de
sonal attention to their businee
make light 'work a sp platy, the
satisfaction.
TS,
workniansitip
by any other
oto their 'per-
, and as they -
n guarantee
GIVE TH M A
REPAIRING. PRO PTLY AT
e ND CHAR ES MODE
PIIJLMA
RIAL.
NDED TO,
TE.
& CO.
-DO M INI°
Y R T
CHANCERY
OF
NONE
Valuable flush Wolin) hi Cho
. .
elrip of Itleatilloi .
IN pursue -me of a. Decree 'Of the ourt Chan-
cery, dated the Seventeenth da • of MIareh, A.
D. 1875, and made in a certain eau of 0' Mt VB.
O'Hara, and with the approbetion of t1ii under,
signed:Mader of the said Court, a Godenieh; the
following lands and preeeises will e offcred for
sale, by Public • Auction, at the CO!MJiR0IAtt
HOTEL, in the TOWN OF SEAFO
unDAN, the 19th day of JUNE,- 18
in the afternoon, by JOSEPH P..
tioneer, that is to soy: Let Num
Ninth Concession of the Township
in the Comity of Huron, containin One andred
aereS of land. The lot is Hitnnted ebout 9 miles
front Seaforth, andis ebvered witi bee.cli maple,
elm and other timber, and is mils iprove 1. The
purchaser will be required to pay n Tepee', in'the
proportion of 10 per cent, of his pu 'chase nonoy,
to the Vendor or his Solicitorfehn he doe of sale,
and to pay the balance into Court, witho t inter-
est, within one month the+,fter, and up u pay-
ment the pureheiset ifball be, entitle 1 fo -a convey-
ance, and to be let into poseeselon. The 'urehas-
er Khali, at the time of sale, Meet an agreee nent in
writing for the completion of his perches,. The
parties to the suit other than the j iuintil are to
be at liberty to bid. In other men ets tb vondi-
tions of sale shall be the standing mint ions of
the Court of Chaneeiy. lenrater p irtietairs and
conditions of sale may be ohtainea it app nation.
to Meson. McCAUGHEY & HULA EST ID, Sea -
forth, and to ;LT. GAIIROW, Esq„ (leder eh.
H. MaeDERMOTT, Mast r at 0 (brick,
MeCAUGHEY & HO [AMSTED,
-Seaforth, Vend vs' So Leiters.
Dat ell at G•oderich, 14111 May, 1875. 890-4
L N A V Y.
OkNUINE
EBB SrAmitED
A SPLENDID
AT THE
TEA FOR SALE.,
GOLDEN LION.
LOGAN & JAMIESON.
minion
Anemmumammiemes
777.
777.
A. G. McDOTTGALL & CO.'S,
On SAT- .
5, at o'clock •
HEIN , Au-
er El von, in
of .Killop,
CHANCERY NOTICE TO C EDITORS
Th
re are Nuttier°
830-18
a 14111110cent On the Market.
BUSINES
VINO' eold my
0-, E, HENDE 180
)enefit and inf rine
hat these gent ern
essoetment of i 11 1
RUNkS A
And great varlet' 8
mad both for the Vh
, and sI have cound ne
I -
! ENTIRE S
To all who patron', et
get fair share of t e
;.
881
01-IANGE._
IS THE PLACE TO BUY DRY 'GOODS.
fitaliehment to Mcfon.s.
Co., I beg to eta.to for
ion of the public veer -
intend keeping% lret-
ndo of
Trei LLSIES,
HARNESS, WW1 are'
Ode and Retail T
in. the now firm g yin
1SFACTION
I trust that they may
psiness done in Tow
W. H. M Y.
WI
LIA
BOO STORE
kck, Se.orth,
ELL, OTT
BEGS t inform tbet public gei
hima o toned a Bo411 and Stet
the front 1 the
Donn ion T legrap
Whore an jassortment
11 be kept c
S HOO
BLANI4 BOOKS,
WALL PAPER,
WINDOW
N ONSPAPE RS
1 Goods in
nstetntlyni
BO
rally that he
neier Store ih
Office,
he *helve line
and.
KS,
4
L1NDS„
AZ1NES,
0
LLIOTT.
1
ARRIVED MS WEEK SPECIAL LINES :
THE HURON'
t
OARi IAGE FA 'TORY
sEA1''0 R 2' 41 .
I_IM
pSUANT to an order of the ourt of Chan-
ceey, made hi the matter of Dan el Meradzea.n
and ahem, Juntas aud ereditors (1 Willi tin Me -
Falun, late of the T-ownship of Grey, in the
County of Huron, who died in or all nit thc month
of August, 1871, are, on .or before _the Eleventh /
day of :Trine, 1875, to fiend by po,d pre )nid to
Metiers, McCaughey & Holmented, Q . H01110 ih, the
Solicitors of the petitioners, their chi 11Linn and
eurnam en, addreseee and descriptions, he full
. particulars of their Within, --Statement of their
aceounte, and the nature o the BuretieR, if arty,
held uy them, or in default thereof they will be
"peremptorily excluded fromhe benefit of he said
order. Every ereditor holdi g_ any security is to
produce the same before me at -my Chain
the'Town of Gmlerich, on t e El heeenth
;rune, 1875, at Eleven o'clock in the foren on, be-
ing the time appointed for adjudlorttion on the i
claims.•
Dated at Gnaw leh, this 14 h day qf May , 1875. /
.
H. 11.1ecDEEMOTI , Magi r at G derich:
:1IcCAUGHV
EY & HOLMEED, -
090-2 Sea fOrtli, etitioners' So icitors.
• I
, tria Fl Subs
ave con
ew. 4111
LIMES.
ribers bee4 te announce that het
fanny n h ina, at their '
t Vanstone's "Sa'W
rssels,
TITY 01?
NT
NT 1.1114
ANY QUA
FRESH BU
ere, ee. piticE-14c per bus lel lilt/ the kiln,
litY of
,
, 089eJ 'pwN & BURROWL
25 Pieces New Dress Goods at 10e, worth 20e.
15 Pieees New Brown L
20 Pieces New Grey Lus
140 Pairs Ladies' Cotton H
stres at 15e, worth 25e.
res at 200, worth 30e.
ose, from 8e to 20e, worth 121c to 35e.
I Tapestry Ceipete, Nev iStyles, at 90e, worth $1 25.
1 Lot Union Carpets, 1 yard wide, at 55c per yard.
1 Lot .All Wool Dutch Carpets, 1 yard wide, at 75c per yard.
1 Lot All Wool English Carpets, 1 yard wide, at 90c per yard.
1 Lot All Wool CU whim Carpets; 1 yard wide, at .51 25 per yd.
1 Lot gall Oil Cloths, 1 yard square, at 75e per yard.
Lot Hall Oil Cloths. 2 yards wide, at $1 50 per yard.
MORTGAG SALE.
JN purouance of the power f Halo conta ned 111
a certain mortgage, date( the 8rd day f ;Tann-
ery, 1874, and madoiley joh, Wood and ife, do -
fault having been made in the pflymont1 of the
principal .rooirey and in tea est SW Urod jy said
fa cm !gage, the following volt able pi ()party will be
oftener for eel° by Publit ' Auction, be J., P.
BRINE, Auctioneer, at the 10MM RC14L HO-
TEL, in the TOWN OF fi AFOR oe SAT-
URDAY, the Beth day of JLNle, A. D. 1875,at
o'clock P. M., viz.: Lets 148 144, 18 an l, in
the Village of GOMA, (or H wiek,) nd th build -
fogs thereon. TERMS—Cat. F rther art icu-
Mrs and conditions of sale to be had ft m the
undersignea.
MeCAUGHEY 1 HOLM 'STEP,
Solicitom for A eignee of Mo tgagee.
Fle ft forth, 181b May, 1675. 800
NOTICE OF CO -P
J. It, \VIII
I3EGS to ante nnee to hie
()Wing to the Jaige inc
he lino been (,bliged to am
NOBLE CLUFFewho Is it pr
thorougblyunder$ttuids the
now thee will be kilowatts W
and v7.111 be enabled hcreafte
tention to !Antinomy. The 8
I RIMY IV011aild favorably lin
ity itO pumps. There is
of FottCE, CO:NINO"; and
ale° Solt Water Cisteine,
other TaTikfl, made to orde
of an improved pattern on
this t woo)]. All work warr
tion. Repairing promptly
aft low fie those of any ot
Remember the Seaforth P
tory.f1189.42:1
NOBLE CLUFF,
RT ERB 11P.
IAM,
WILLIAM GR SSIE
HAS no* on hand mid In course° construction
a nuMber of liandflome and sulistnotially built
BUGGIES,
CARRIAGE
DEM CRAT TAGONS,
AND P AETONS.
These vehicles are 1 ell rnade, i4ndsom�1y fin -
Jelled and warranted t • run easy, an4 will be sold
cheap for eash or on sh.rt time,
Grassie's L mber
Aro too well and favor ly known o
lug. He has o, number of his best
and they will be gold e eap.
REPAIRING ONE A6
agons
require puff -
hand now,
USFAL.
Remember the old sti nd Huroit 'Road,. Oppo-
site Knox1s Hotel, Sea rth.
%%ILIUM GRASSIE.
WELLAN6' CANAL
Yb TICE TO (1IThTRAC TO
. TIT letting of the wo
rent of the W.elland
raw:301On the Flrst day
h
bly pOstponcid to the fo
dere Will bei received nut
june next. Plans an
ready for examination o
1 June. By order,
Ottawa, ay 14, 18/
-
Deport/nalit 0 ublie
many pate°
reuse i 1 hikb
Wade_
vhole
rziA.
to giv
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and, I time pr ie
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the bitsiness.
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15,
Thc Nide Illnyo ier the Buyer who can 'buy where they pleaeo, aro invited to call and see
these
s for the enlargement
Canal, advertised to ake
June next, is unaveid-
lowing dates : The Ten-
Thurany, the 24th day
1 Specifications will- be
1 Friday, the 111.11 da • of
F. BRAUN, Secretary.
rIts,
5, 8,30-8
A C090 Bum
• undersigned, wb
elth, intends rosigi
neso raker in the Villa
sale s entire stock, con
A.11DWAR
He ill either sell or yen
which is a good wenn'
-0E1,1)41 place for any pet
harness making. For
undersigned.
188-2p I JOHN
,• THE PRICE
SILVE
ohm
$109-
088
CA
SS OPENINC.
in consecpience of ill
ng his business as Her-
o% Zurich, will offe for
sting of
EATHER, &C.
his house and lot on
ono stable. This is a
it desiring to carry on
rticulars apply to the
. 'WIDEMAN, &rice.
'TOOK IN THE
ING 00,
N, ONT.,
OF LON
been increased t
sults be, equal to
pow coeting only
$150.1 For pros
10 per share. Should
agent indications, meth
will be worth 1 rom
due, &e., apply to
. ARMITAGE,
Director for Seaferth.
REMARKABLY CHEAP LINES,
And all n w and °flint best quality. We at times buy large lots at -a great discount, andwhen
so wc give those wbo favor us with a call the ad antage of the samo.
do
'THE (-MEAT INOREASE. IN OUR BUSINESS
HE
HURON PI. NINC
.MESSRS.
BEG to announce th
huffiness in the 8
Martin, and are now pr
Sashes, Doors,
And all kinds
ALSO LATH
MILL
Is the beat gnarb,
fnerit it.
tee that ony.humble efforts have been appreciated, and we shall try to continue to
G. McDOUGALL & Co
PRING AT DENT'S.
CHEESE BOXE
FARII GATES
Ar 411
they ha
op lately o
pared to IU
_
1 planed 1
ND B
AND 0
HAY RAO
OTT
commenced
e vied by Kr.
raters for
ouldings,
ber.
NGLES.
TIERS,
5 &c.
Aped stock of Sea snedLnmb4r on hand,
Factory and Lumber lard on Go erich street,
near Main street.
Jig Salving and Cast m Planing p fitly done.
A. GRAY, ¶1. SCOTT.
HE
NEW PHOTOG APH CALLERY
IN SE FORTH.'
01(1,Stbe1 al Auctioned OS: Filled. up with New Goode at DENT'S.
$25, 00' WORTH . TO CHOOSE FROM.
!RICH DRESS GOODS, Lofely Parasols and Jackets, Beautiful Printe, Durable Shirtings In Wool
'LI) or Cotton, i4 large stock of Summer Tweede very cheap, beetAxnerittan and Dundas Cottons, an
endless variety ot Staple and Fancy Goods comprising everything needed. for Ladles', Gentlemen's or
Children's Wear.
THE MILLINE Y DEPART4
Will be complete by SATURDAY, APRIL 17, aud will be found replete with, evetritSnilte that line.
Don't buy your Mflhlnery until yewhave been t DENT'S. "
Remember DENT'S Cheap Dry Goods and Millinery Establishment,
A. C'1.D
18 now th
better prepar d an ever
patrons -with real -genuine 11
Photograph or Am
Give hint a call and 1 hien, audit
satisfied be won't -ask • to come
A Sew of those superfe Sewing
as the Osborn, on band and Or
Renumber the plate, newly
don 1iete1 Main Street, OW
PP104.r.,
'
lutelteete;
LDEIL