The Huron Expositor, 1876-04-14, Page 7876.
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RED TIION
PR TCZS
„MR AND FEED, DRY
tOCER1ES, READY,.
)THING€ BOOTS AND
QTS- AND CAPS, •Itc
1wooly call the attention of
Lie fact that he is dealing in the
nsineas,and selling. at
LY LOW POWS,
e
AND A VERY
STOOK OF
tit
1 PLE1
CHERRY
prices Scarcely Covering
Production..
SS HEMLOCK
$0r 50 per Thousand Feet. ;
REPS CONSTANTLY
1N HAND
AND EE ,.
the Lowest Iogsilrle Prices
ork in Gristing
s Special Atten
•
you on oath, what would you sajs ?" And.
Ion. calmly the witness made his reply, " I
would say you lied." A gentle smile
diffused itself all over the court room, and
the witness stepped down.
--O'Connell, when defending a man
for homicide, sought to show hat the
ti
principal witnesta against him h d drunk
tee much whiskey to be able give a
satisfactory acemint of the affair. The
man swore he only took his share of a
pint of whiskey. " You only tOok your
share," repeated O'Connell, ith em-
phasis. " Now, on your oath, was it
not all bat the pewter ?" The witness
admitted the fact, and the astu counsel
obtained an acquittal of the prisoner,
-A young Scotch woman who one day
went with her sweetheert to get emarried
when the " happy individual " as what
is called "fou." The minister r fused to
perform the ceremony under th thrown -
stances, but gave them a few ords of
fitting advice instead, and prod eded to
express the pleasure he would have in
" tying the maniage tether " if they
would come again when the bridegroom
was in his sober senses, when the bride,
in her despair, exclaimed piteouely 'that
they should, in that case, never et mas-
ried, as " Oh, sir I when he is in is sober
senses he vvinna. come !"
-A Fulton young man who u s visit-
ing abroad came home Saturda and. in
the morning at breakfast remar d, as he
reached his plate over : " Fathe , a little
more of the mixture in the brown dish, if
yon please, and a small piece of the pre-
pared meat." The old gentlenian, who
is a plain matter-of-fact man, replied, as
he loaded up the outstretched plate,
‘‘ We like to have you come a-visitin' us,
John, but just remember that, while
you're eatm' here, if you want hash say
so ; and if you want sassage, call for sas-
sage, and not go to spreadin' on any
Brooklyn misery at my table,"
What is Heaven's best gift to man ?'
asked a young lady the other night,
smiling sweetly on a pleasant -looking
yenng man. A horse," replied the
young man, with great prudence.
-There are giatitesse.s in Minnesota, it
seems. A country paper there, in de-
scribing the burning of a dwelling, men-
tions the rescue, " by way of a window,
of the servant girl, -10 feet b1414°.!',
asked a farmer of a burly beggar who ap-
plied at his door for cold victuals and
old clothes. "1 den't do nothing much,
but travel 'about," viras the tiiiWer, "Are
you good at traveling ?" asked the farm-
er. 'Yes,'! replied the beggar. "Then
let us see you travel," said. the farmer.
-On board of one of the Clyde steam-
ers the other day, the folloWing "colloquy
week sine." No, man replied Jim to
was Davin' money. Ye ken,- Whiskey
, there was a penny the glass cheaper than
-School scene-" Boy, you oeem al-
together too smart for. this sch el.' Can
k beans
f white
menclous
. you tell me how many six bl
how many are half a dozen
smait boy ! Now; tell Me h
white beans are there in six hie°
" Half a dozen if you skin 'e
eame very near being skinned himself !
-" Well, Pat, what's the hewet 'to-
day?" I inquired of a son, of Hibernia
one day, as he was trying to read the pa-
,pers. " Mighty bad ,news, Inv ; allure
there'll be plenty of widows an' ready-
made families now, sun' " How is that? '
Channel is bottom uppermost." Decoked
at the paper which my friend still held up
before me, and there, sure enough, was.
the paper upside down. -
--" Suppose," said a lawyer te a wit:
ness he wes trying to badger. "Suppose I
should tell you that I couldbrin' a dozen
men of your own town to this c rt room
who would say they weilld -no believe
.77 Boy
1 out for the Sp eg and Stun -
Large and Cholcil Sec& of
• AND SHOES,
ND CAPS, &Gip
a Fin Stock
CERT S
e sold at Very Low Figures.
ition to the foregoing advertise -
[her beg.; to tinknk his friends
.era:ly for the Liberal Patronage
::ess, to merit the same in the
1E SAYER'S
-AL CREAM.
:end pres
ERUPTIONS OF THE
t Toilet Article ever offered to
sages the sunburned. face and
slag -Looking Texture..
ady will use after giving it
ntitely new, and composed of
E, and certainly the best
XXION TOILET
de. It is no humbug -try, and
ihose who have used it willnet
!ft will
;KIN SOFT & SMOOTH,
MI and You will nor be
Without It,
SALE <AT
,erts7 Drug Store,
428
eF, hailing EVERT
Volt, IUEENSTON AND
VER. POOL.
Le, thus lessening the clangor hY
OLD COUNTRY
Llorite line. Tichets sold and
14S WANTED.
S OF ALL
ELM LOGS enitable for the
any (41ther
try dee.criktiou, also
on hand, and at the very
R POSTS :FOR SALE.
-The late Rev. Mr. B—, inister
of the pariah of S—, was both an able
divine and a= man of ready wit. Ho kopt
a pony named. "Paddy," of whicn he *ea
very fond, and frequently took a quiet
ride Ott 111M, for a few miles, One day in
his haste he had mounted with one spur
on, and as he rode along he met a farm-
er with whom he was on intimate terms,
who accosted him. thus : "Halloa, Mr.
B , you're surely no gatin -far the
day, you've only one gene on," to which
the ready reply was giVetl, "No fear of
Paddy ; if his OM 8iCIO be forward, the
other won't be far behind."
a -Would you not call a man a fool who.
should spend all his time fishing up
oysters, with the expectation of finding a
pearl ? But is he really more unwise than
hundreds who, with their hinds in their
pockets and cigars in their niouthaaare
waiting for something to turn up or turn
over, that will throw them at once into
business and fortune ? They may wait
till doomsday -and longer, if possible -
before their fond expectation will be re-
alized, lf th.ere is a kind of life we
abominate, it is that lingering, waiting,
lazy, dreamy sort of existence, over which
angels and true menweep with unfeigned,
horror.
--" You see," said the despondent
man who was sitting on a barrel, address-
ing the grocer, who was spearing the top
'some people has good luck and some
people has bad luck. Now I remember
once was walking along the street with
lorn Jelheks, and he went clown oneaide
of it a,nd I went down the other. We
hadn't gone more'n half way clown when
he found. a, pocket book with fifty pound
in notes in it, and I stepped on a 'wornan's
dre,ss, and so got acquainted With my
present wife:" It was always Ho," add-
ed he with a, sigh ; "thattTorn Jellieks was
the luckiest man in the world, and I never
--A short time since,'in a train going
to Newcastle, the followina dialogue took
'Scotsman. Englishman, after ,a relirnin-
ary wink to the compaeya-f'1I wonder,
Scotty, so many of you .dorne to England
after what we (lid to yoer Wallace, with
the additional disgrace, ;too, af hiis being
betrayed by a Scotstnan." Scotty-
" Toots, man, ye needna be surprised at
Monteith's act, for ye never managed a
ticklish job yet withoot some help frisk
the Scotch. ; an' as tc bouncing '0' whit
ye did tae Wallace, it was high time
- whens ye did -it, or there soon wadna hae
been an Engliehman left o' ye 1 tae hae
ipllaiterajoath, ost 0' executioner to nor noble
-A minister in Arran, Scotland,i dis-
coursing of the carelessness of his fl.ock,
proceeded as follow : " Brethern, when
you leave the church juet look down at
the Duke's swans, and :they'll basooming
about, an' aye dooking down the r heads
and laving theirsels wi' the clea water
them toottilitttO the
eiterY Sabbath, nod
doon year Mil
a bit flap, and ye'r
again."
'LLISTof a 'hundred MI
land -abode of Royaly
&arch Was , in course
village some. miles o
friend was einployed"
One. mcirning he borne
set out for the iseencSo
five Miles distant, an
fiet that he had forget
only when hO arrived at
linpi was about to prep
out saying it'word. he t
ptoleedeir homeward
and they'll
forty
fl.dertgriothil
'art atones -
his horse n
bililirovirtiodau.b:so
to fill the
ission. 1W
are ye,g un
e forgot a bi
Got Her Irtter.
The Charlottesville I(Va.) 'lemon
relates the following •: 'For man
we have' noticed an , old ;colored ,
plodding her way to the ;pit offi 6, n
er missing: a day, and i variably. rani •
ing as she cams, -withont any Mails s
had imbibed the idea revalenti am
ernment institution, an she had a ri
dar fur a letter,' even' thengh She
that was commendable,1 Or face 'a p
ed it the general delivet as regui
tile mail welcomed. 8 nieperso et
ting tired of seeing her' f uitless te
ter in hieroglyphics, sik ed it 'tree a
Higgins,' stamped it, an left it te a ai
her coming. She waii: here on, ti e
When the clerk handed! Ut the ;flies v
she had no idea it was tended or h r
and looked all around ' B crowd,
are usually at the win ows, expect n
soroe of them to takait ,' but w en h
11
o
thing and
111
clerk insisted that it
Brown,' it was a study
miiit to see the variet
that her countenance ai
took hold of the precione
claimed„ Bress de La
backed out of the crowd
held high above her he
ince open from ear to ea
.kno wed de guvvermint
me a letter 'fore long.
last night on the ca,nlik
she waddled off down the
for some one to read: i
finally got a gentleman
the writing was entirel
he conld do nothing but
- She pondered a
the name, trying to
Jeemes Higgins' Wag,
had. kuown him,
er gentlemen, bat 'all fa
the hieroglyphics. At
mighty smart young
can't read. 'Speet he's
ruls in de army, who ku
Polly yit,' and ehe atom
of dignity as to make
to look at her. She too
went home. She comes
more now."
he
with the letter
ins guine to gi
i eed d4 let
or ler.
dpen it 'but
unintel 'gib e,
ell the rite 's
ast she sa d,
os mus lite a
bid pus on to
ed me he
111
such n
her lett r a
COUNCIL MEETING, -
pursuant to adjournme
hotel, on Monday, Aprit
all present. The Reeve'
Minutes of last meeting ii
ed. A petition from Mt
others, ratepayers of selto
4, praying the Council to
Con into two, laid. over it
tion of the Bayfield do
read from the solicitor of
and Bruce Railway, enclais
of coupons, those acciraet
July, 1876. Clerk instrisi
- those due before jam, 181' .
from the Clerk of Tuck
mg a statement of the
on the boandary line byi
Moved by W. Graham, :pi
Keye, that the Reeve a di
structed to pnrchase $5,
debentures as soon as cola*
can do so on reasonable-fter
Moved by G. Castle, secoira
- that the Clerk be instruhth
memorandum of the asseSsit:
Bayfield and Stanley off1
to aid in a settlement bet
icipalities-Carried. The
port was laid on the tahl(
G. Castle, seconded by T. :
Clerk get 100 copies of In
printed for distribution -
by G. Castle, seconded' b
the'Reeve settle with did
6rstnith regarding the
the boundary line-Carri
G. Castle seconded by '
that the domicil do now it
at Varna on the first Mon
ld
1
n the cha r.
d and oft -
Oster nd
sectio N
ideCit (1 se
wait be
Letter re d
to make
valuation
roll of 18
those Mu
Moved
itors' repo t
eve of Tua
enditure o
Moved b
urn to me t
y in May t
ed
loCcint
foUnd
thee
Made
Meal
in a g
tain s
days,
Londe
chaste
vente
any a
tion o
the se
retery
bailer
nace.
them
hit oh
not na
—Ten
lliailY*PSIB," 63'
in Amos toita,taeiviedga-iaaa
by ilti?cituf•bri-olytothal
hp !pill/reseed by tries I nntil
tiaki engine, 'find, with mono
hit** by, Lord! Ravensworth
p that tile; It Was plac
Oat h'ioreditable difficulties, owin
eat Measture,14 his inability to o
ht few, and only to be. foun4 14
'Birmingham, Leeds, and Mani.
. It was nowlhat Stephenson in
the "ateam blist,"by Which ohms
bunt of stea,m could be generated'
The ik multitubular (h_po
estion of Mr.' Henry Beetli, Sec,
the Liverpool and Mancheste
y,) whereby a larger surface of th
eXpsOlied to the fire of . the fur
These inventiOns may be said
'YOJNO- 84:
1111011LANINC MILL
austorners and the public generally of the Ite-
broval of their Factory and Lumber Yard to new
and more aomm.odionsspremisea on
NORTH MAIN STREET;
nery of the best make, they will emathme
ashes; Doors, Blinds', M'oliklings,
And tilt kinds of
At Prices to Snit the Times.
re than aix or eight miles an hourii
MT Pt TR,
FOR THE
NTENNIAL.
Are the only manufacturers: in Huron who have
had the courage to send a Plow for competition.
to the ContennialExhibition.
They ake a Good Article and they' are
not afraid to show it.
Our b flinC89 has extended so rapidly that we
are now forced to enlarge our premises. We have
consequ ntly erected a new Factory on Main
Street, opposite Weir's Rotel, where we' have
large ad tional facilities for doing good work.
Our Fi-st and beet Plow is the GREAT OEN-
TENN L. This is an iron beam and wooden
handle low, with steel land side, and is princi-
pally ad ptedfor sod. It ivwarranted to do as
gobd wo k as an iron plow, and is much cheaper.
AT THE
FARIMERS STORE; SEAFORTH.
RAY, YOUNG & SPARUNG.
PREPARING FOR ?t1/4N UNCERTAINTY.
Beiny uncertain as to whether he Ian obtain a Licence, has de -
terminal to give the publie the ben t of the present one while it lasts,
and witli that vieW has commenced Selling Of his Stock of BRAN
DIES, IIPINES, GINS, and all lmi.)ortecl Bottled Liquors at Go8t.
Sto k is not large, but good; and going of rapidly. His stock
of TEilS,‘ SUGAIlS, SYRUPS, Genelyil Groceries, Crockery Cend
GlaS8WCIIT is very large, welt assorted, nd well bought. As lie sells
for Cosi!, only, 00.1 for very light profits the public are sure to get
Splendid Traue fo• their Money. T o arrive in a few days, Clover,
Timothy. and other Field Seals, which, will be run off at a Small Advance
on Cost.
JAMES - MURPHY, Main Street, Seaforth,. ,
SEED. SED. SEED. SEED. SEED.
Is a Hill Patent, or Generel Purpoim Plow, and
is the be t of,the kind in tlye market. It has a
wreught ron beam and wooden handles, and can
be furdi hed with either Wrought or cast iron
Is the Ce ebrated Thistle Crftter, with or without
steel Ian side. We make two kinds of this plow,
the well- nown No. 13 and an improvement on
it. Thre Shears, cut 9 to 71 inchee wide, with
each of t se plow. Theselare the wideet shears
I Sou filer , both iron and
and other implements.
5
1.
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George Stephenson, he Rail-
way Invert r,,
miles from Newcastle, of or parent
and began life by tendin for Wido
week. The Wylam trai ay, one f
the oldest, passed close '11 front of the
cottage in which Step4na ,n was bo
so that from his very i ancy he w s
worked by horses. It a upoa thi
same tramway that the owne/, M
Blackett, persevered, amlost the joke
and jibes of his rieighbotS, in his' cOstl
attempt to adapt an wig*. to supersed
horse power, and whoa 1813, mad
the -first successful steps b roving tli
racket rails, toothed- ls, endles
chaina, and other coatriv es, were un-
necessary, and that' th eight of th
engine alone, by properly' d'usting th
weight to the power, was, itielf suffi
ient to produce the reams,' adhesion
the plam wheel to. the si!rib th rail, an
enable the engine to dragilits load. Thu
exploded a great fallacy Whi h had seri
lem to -be solved.. Stepheesen was pro
meted from tending cowat oeing turn
early period showed a en c Janie,'
of mind by modeling c eigines.
was taken on 48 a peke the collie
et Dowell where his fat orked, an
when fifteen, as assisten his fath
and fireman to the pampa engine, at
shilling a day. He wae us etkriy
life brought closely in ed with.
steatn-engine. From this statue fo
Wood ; Iron Harrows
REPAIiRS.
Plows a d other Farming tmplements repaired
neatly an quickly, and as cheap- as a good job
Ca ting for Gray and McTavish iron
lows Always en Hand.
Ilemem er our New Stiind, opposite Weir's
Hotel, Di n Street, Seafortli,.
THE CHALLENCE PLOW.
0 i'AHMER SilIOULD BE
WITHOUT 17'.
VifILLIAMSON'S
CELEBRVED
This le Cutter Plow,
PRI 'E, $15 AND UPWARDS.
IS now anufacturing tWo kinds of his cele-
brated Wrought Iron 'Beam Thistle Cutter
Plows, wit or vrithent steeldand sides. The fol-
lowing pa les are now using these plows, and
can be re erred te by intending purehaeerti
Henry A n, S. Rogerson, A; Farnham, A. Wright,
HulLett ; . Bell, J. Sinclair Mr. Malloy, Mr.
Holland, uckersmith; Mr.[Wallace, T. McCann
Wm. W. llery, J. Orcerankgibbert ; Mr. Forest:
Stanley.
egs to direct attdntion to his celebrat-
ed Iron Be m and Wooden Handle
GEIS ERAL PUROSE PLOW,
Which is
quires no
to the fa
plows fr
Iron
on hand.
well and favorably known that it re-
LtIISON won Eis also direct attention
that he has reeeived orders for his
CalifOlnie and other foreign countries.
0, limas Hoes slid Bonnier' always
O. 'WILLIAMSON.
Is now Receiving his StocK of FIELD and GARDEN SEEDS, vehich he is deter-
mined to sell at a Advance oa cost. I have now on hand a Stock of
CLOVER and TIMOTHY SEED, Black Tares, English and Italian Rie
Grass, AIME CLOVER, Lueerene or Freud' Clover, Yellow or Treioil Clover,
Orchard Grass, Mixed Lawn Gress, &c. SWEDE TURNIPS-Skervi4's Improv-
ed, Hairs 'Westbury, Purple Top, Bruce's Selected East Lothian and Carter's lin-
nerial. CARROT SEED -Long Orange, White Belgium, Green Top, ftc. GAR.
DEN SEEDS -My SioA of Garden, Seeds will be found FRESH ar GOOD ;
Warranted, as Pure asi can be got in any other establishment, CALL BARLY and
get your sapply. See& as Low as any 6ther House in the Trade ; I won't be
undersold.' SEED OATS -I have now on hand a quantity of those Celebrated
NEW ZEALAND OATS, yielding from 80 to 120 bushels to the acre ; stern, 4
feet long ; 'head 15 to 20 inches, on the side ; they stand the weather well and don't
shell. I Will furnish Bohemian or Hullesa' Oats, and the _Tartarian Oats, grown by
John Henderson, th any person entrusting their orders to me. I will furnish the
Genuine lioness Oats and the Tartarian Oats as Low as they can be got in the
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arm Gates, Hay Racks, Cheese
targe Stock _of Seasoned Lumber on lifysnd.
LATH -AND SHINGLES.
Receive Prompt Attention.
The inbsiribers hereby thank their numerous
stomere for the liberal patronage extended to
t em during the past, and hope, by Arict integ-
r ty and close attention to business, to merit a
c ntinuane.e-and increase of the same.
To all thoee whose accounts- are overdue we give
a cordial invitation to pay up..
GRAY 8c SCOTT.
P. S.—Plans and Specifications for. Buildings
I rnished =application. 424
1 SURANCE AND LAND AGENCY.
AGENT for Several First -Class Stock, 1Fire
and Life Insurance Companies, and iE prepar-
to take risks on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
Also Agent for several of the best Loan So -
Also Agent for the sale and purchase Of Farm
d Village property.
NUMBER OP FIRST-CLASB IM-
PROVED FARMS FOR SALE.
OFFICE—Over II. Morrison's Store, Main -St„
orth. 421
POSITION THE LIFE OF TRADE.
AS much pleasure in informing the Framiu.-
tants of Seaforth and vicinity that he has
B VI.NG AND DRESSING
the steno lately occupied by him as a Meat
E potful); first door north of the Comynercial
)1 tel. Mr. 14.ORSYTH has securedtlte services of
FIRSTrOLASS BARBERS
d Guarantees Satisfaction. GEORDIE will do_
trod Work as cheap as any others in the
articular attention paid to Dressing Children's
H ir. Parents would oblige by sending their
C dren in the early part af the week, or if more
co venient early On Saturday.
GEORGE YOESYTH.
SEA -FORTH PLANING MILL,
SASH DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
rrHE subscriberbegs leave to thank his -numerous
J- customers for the Itheralpatronage extendedte
hire since commencing Imsiness in Seaforth, an4
trusts that he may be fuvored with a -continuance
of the same.
parties intending to 'buil& would do Well to give
hina a call, as he will continue to keep on hand a
large s took of all kinds el
DRY PINE LUMBER,
DOORS, BLINDS, .MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, ETC.
feels confident of giving satisfaction to those
who may favonrhim with theirpatronage, AS none
but first-elassworkmenare employed.
git'Partieuler attention paid to Custom Pinning
261 JOIIN H. .BROADFOO:f.
THE COMMERCIAL ,LIVERYI
GEORGE WHITELEY,
ITAVING purchased the Stpl-nd Trade of the
Comrnercial Livery, ormerly Rare; from
Messrs. Morrison Co,, egs to state that be in-
tends carrying on the iness in 'the old stand,
and has added severely bid horses and vehic' les !
te the formerly large: st k. None but
Reliable Horses Will be Kept.
Covered. sand Open Buggies and Carriai,,es, and
Double and Single Wagons Always Ready for 'Use.
Special Arrangement's with Com:tier
eial Men.
Orders left at the Stablee or any of the Hotels
will oe promptly attended to. 4113
market. CALL AND EXAMINE BEFIORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. TEE SEAMTII
LUM13ER YARD.
A Choice 4toek of FAMILY GROCERIES, FLOUR and FEED always on hand.
I AM BOUND NOT To BE UNDERSOLD; and to give everybody satisfaction.
FARMERS OF HUFbN AND BRUCE.
A GOOD ARTICLE ALWAYS CHEAP.
BUY PATTERSO
& BROTHERS
JOHNSTON SELF-RA10E REAPER, AYUGA, Jr., and SPRAGUE 3/10W.•
ER, also Our celebrated Empire Seed Drill -Improved, and new Patent Self.
Dumping Sulky Horse flake, without any deubt The Best ever offered in the DOM111.
ion. - We heg to say ALL -the above articres built by us are perfectly reliable, and
warranted to give satisfaction. PATTERSON & BROTHERS' Implements speak
for thems+es, and have earned a high reputation for their mauy excellent quali,
ties throughout the country wherever they have been used. All Farmers intend-
ing purchasSing any of cthe above will do well to give them a trial. It is unneces-,
sary for us to say anything in regard to the stand our Johnston Reaper took at the
G-reat Trial on the London ,Road in 1875, as it is well known by all in this section
of country, and we may say it will be still better for the season. of 1876, 88 we have
made imprevements for this season's sales. REPAIRS kept at Seaforth, Brussels,
Wingham, and Clinton. Address
Or WM, GRIPArP, General Agent, Seaforth, Ontario.
G to inform the public that they have re- •
noved their Lumber Yard to the lot between
tbse Morchante Salt Company's Works and MAT.
Oy Will keep constantly on hand a goodassoet-
t of A.LL KINDS OF LUMBER., dressed and
un reused, Also, LATH AND SHINGLES, allot
Wly. b. (they are -prepared. to sellt a the lowest pos.
sibl pricein for Cash, Also;on hand any quantity
of t e beet A MON LIMB.
Builders and others will find it to their advan-
tage to inspect our stock, and ascertain our prices
offe gond Judgements to cash purchasers.
G EMPORIUM.
T subscriber hereby thank.s his numerous
cam raersimerchants andothers) for their liberal
pat onage daring the past seven years, and hopes,
ay s .et integrity and close attention to usinese, ,
to wit their confidence and trade in th future.
ving greatly erilerged his premises, during
the inter, he Is now prepared to pay the
H G -HEST CASH PRICE
!"1. any quantity of good fresh eggs, delivered
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EGG EMPORIUM,
Wanted by the subseilbe3rili5tittrsee.:1 8g:fd dry
D. D. WILSON.
BUTTER tUBS.
SAMUEL TROTT
Ira now on hand at the Seaforth Tab Factory
Machine Awned Butter _NC " es.
These Packages are the best in use, and wiU
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