The Huron Expositor, 1876-07-21, Page 3JULY 21, 1876monsmammosomestmossaw 4.11..
CORN A L CANAL ENLARCEMENT
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
QEALE T- TENDERS addressed to they Secreta
Le of public Works, and. endorsed "Tender fo
the Cornwall Canal,' will be received at this office
tuetil the arrival of the Eastern rind western
rnaitF; oil WEDNESDAY, THE NINTH DAY Op
A bGUST NEXT, for the formation of a neer en.
trance ---south of the. present one—at the lower
enol of the Cornwall Canal, embracing the eon.
atruction of two Lift -Locke, Waste -Weir,,.
The works will be let in one section, as !Wiest.
ed en the neap of that part of the line, which,
together 'with. plans and specifications of rho
eetiotrs works, enn he seen at this .voice, and at
the wince Of the Canal Sit porintendent, Cornwall
cin and after 1 UWAx, the T\%LMTY•EIGHTI
Day of JULY, Instant, at either of which pleeea
printed Forme of Tender cell be obtained,
Contractors are requested to bear fit nrfnd that
`1°enderewill not he considered unlesxmar3estrict..
ly in accordance with the printed forma, and -ate
the ease of tl nl . -•except there ere attached the
etna1 signatures, the nature of the occupation,
and place of residenee of each member of the
same; and further, an accepted bank cheque, or
:other readily available Futurity. for the Aum of
Four Thousand Doilal-s,. must accompany each
pexider-,which shell be forfeited if the party ten_
Tering decllnee or fails to enter into contract for
he works when called upon to do so, at the rate
stated in, the offer submitted.
The cheque or money thus sent in will be re-
ttrued.to the respective parties whose tenders are
..ot accepted.,
Fur the clue- fulfilment of the contract, saris-
:4rtc,*y9eettrilrywill be required on real estate,.
r by 'deposit of money, public or municipal "se-
bank- stocks the or , to t e aruouut Of five
on the bulk sum of
err cent. the contract, Of
hieh the sora sent in with the tender
onsidered a. part.
llbe
Ninety per cent. only of the progress estimates
Will be paid until the completion of the works.
To each Tender must be -attached the actual.
"ign rterea of two responsible and solvent per-
aons, residents of the . Dominion, willing to be_
Eumo sureties forth_c�r3i
u Ont
of them. e
con-
lit:ons, an well as the due performance of the
,or1i' embraced in the; contract.
Th€e Department does not, however, bindd itself
t , accept the lowest or any tender. 117 Order,
- F. BRAUN, Secretary.
1-epertrnent of Public Works, Ottawa, July 10,
1s711. 449-a.
WOOL, WOOL.
ITE Proprietor of the Woolen Mills, Mitchell,
would reeeectfully tender his thanks to the
nblie, and farrrlet:i in p .rtfcular, for the very
lbs) al Patronage during he last season, rand in
orn, f o 'i ould call their attention to the fact
tt it 1•.^vir.e m rcl:eser th at.a'"' mills, and betn�,r
etcrinined to build up a custom trade—if go
,°ork, fair dealing and ctrl t attention to business
ill d o it—and having spo t a good: deal of time
trot money in. repairing and buying new machin-
yi Ito ie now prepared to do all -binds of Custom
eek -:it the eery beat style and on the shortest
epee, as especial atter, tiara will be paid to the
r astom Work this season. -
3fy stock of Goods is now complete in all
aifc'nc:t. Especial care hag Lcen taken in the
r.rannfacttiie of these goods, which have been
=ate for my own retail trade, embracing Heavy
r weeds-, Extra Fulled Cloth, Scarlet, Cleey and
Vi,ita{ 1;'Ltnrele, and: 1' in y Flannels uniturpess-
. ;.1e, Union I lanrrels and Stocking Yarn in vari-
F ey, all of which 1 am row selling chap for cash,
r trade for wool, a cent a pound more than mar-
:t price' allowed.
Manufacturing done at the following rates:
`i weed, Lie ; Fulled Cloth, ,ifc ; Satinet, 80e;
1.1anketirig, 25c, and 1 find cotton; Fancy Shirt -
<g, 2,'c , Spinning, 14c per pound, a.t.d 9 pounds
t yarn given out of 10 pounds of wool; Carding,
, Fulling end Pressieg, life ; Coloring, l0c.
All work done ander my own perso_al supenis-
in, and all swell warranted well done or no
harge made.
1). H. DO.CLMAN,
41:.13 Proprietor, Mitchell.
POST OFFICE STORE, WALTON.
CARD OF THANKS.
BEG most reef ectfully to thank my numerous
ea-tcmcis for their kfind patronage for the
4,
:even ears -which I hays been dei business-.
a doing n
hong therm, and solicit a erwntinuance of their
sorb in the lettere. 1 have received a Large
tock of Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, Groceries,
revisions, Crockery, Glassware, Hardware, Coal;
Paint it"and. Patent Medicines of
alldes-
,p tions. Farm Produce taken - in exchange.
1 would also most resp-ectfully intimate to those
a no have not paid up their aeeounts, .clue Jun. 2,
€e7G, to call and do so at once, either by cash or
te, rot I must have a settlement. Please call
theta any further notice.
MONEY TO LOAN., °
If yen want to borrow ert.oney on ileal Estate
u would do well to call on me bcfor•c going else-
- acre, as I"am valuator for the best Loan - Socie-
•s in the Dominion. Termer Easy..
LIFE INS ItANCE,
if you want your We inset red give me acall, as '
•ra ee
3 n
am Agent e Sun Mutual al Life Inert
,� th n t
,rnpany, of Montreal, one of the best andmost
TTr,I c rf us 1n4t,ra.nce Companies in the Domin-
i
reel conducted on the: most ecouemical grin
l'ea.
1 caffrf Always- Affrntwe to JJ1L tress.
(ra.P Me a Cali.
l >t. I'AI.rxSON, Post Office Store
DISSOLUTION. OF PARTNERSHIP.
t'"ITE Pan tnersbip heretofore Rabfisting between
u. 111 nrderait:rfed,melee the firm i'meoflVIL-
it MUFF, has been dissolved by mutual
i=:.cut 'Ilse business ti, ill hereafter be carried
' .
by J. 11 .l illrartee All charts cc retracted by
F tate him will be liquidated by J. R. Williams,
..4 all d$ 1,:a elite tbt. late thin trill be collect-
by Lim. J. 1;. WILLIA; n,
NOBLE MUFF.
N t (mi c c•t c}n with the above the undersigned
eler ilea to State to his nunieroui+.jnstonaere and
ends than lie intends to continue the manufsc-
tr!e-of first-classpunils and cisterns as hereto -
the old stand. lle has non such faeilitieo
ti ill enable him to turn out a better article for
s money than any other eettibllshrnent of the -
!rid in this :=ectfou.
1'O -those indebted fo him ho svoulel say that an
involute sc•tticnieutt is t.csired, as he is urgent -
in need of money. '
_1treember the old establishedand well-known
..tfurtit Pump Factory.
j•, J< 11. �FILLIAIFS.
`t (;RANGERS, FARMERS AND
OTHERS.
S TH.I<Y occupy the attention of all, these
h: rd tial( the, at/ha:Tiber is determined to
et them by offering food inch Hemlock, " not
T.talir se.'d for inch," at the folle,vring rates:
feat fiernlock. at $11 50 Her thousand ; 14 foot
it rite, at.;`7 for Cash. All orders over 4000
er rent. disc-oiint. Call and see if you don't
' what Lt rcerest reed,
:P« c k Accounts aver a menthe will be charged
r suit.
: F. s: enbs.rriber thenks hist numerors customer•tt
1 tit' it lilti•i',11: htil.pOrt, and ts`Oite5itzf e confine.
c• of tie ir telae.
JOHN THHOMPSON.
Stearn Saw :trine, McKillop.
U -:RAN FOR PIE CENTENNIAL.
EVN ALL EW MONOPOLIES.
1EEAT RED LT( 'rl if)N I1 PRICES
r '.vI";ft retirttl from the Sewing hlaehlue
t.ttlrt'n':h eti:1 bolding the AgencY
,r ae 1•t .s reac t:r e e s, 1'tse" to interna my old
:enters and the public in general that 1 have:
c.n Lana it t, :keen rt wing, machines of the
,• i;zrrkes, which i sell at reduced prices.
farther Vol. ie. 41.tr4:Tllay'T,XIDD'SLiquor
!t', where 1 will ITB etlwttvs; 1n attendance =a-
te is t', i -Leet, tl±e= r.relt'i,irte•:t etlyd $111,121 121011 of Work•
t.°rareror(a nine days' wonderbeforeyou e conic -
r( ri0M1'1,5 1J, O'C'O� NOR,
:!ain Street, Seaforth,
�. EO UTO R N'OTIC•E,
t = L I'T:I."ONS havir e any elain:r against the
I.s tete L f the Lai,. VAIN WILTON SERB,
...eerly of Brno Eels, ; escaped, are hereby noti-
to .1 r(F r nt the same for lict*ridatir n to C.11.
)111c,1=1 us<relte, On or before the First Day of
wet, or the undersigned will not be reopen-
t therefor, and all persons indebted to tile
esttltn rnt:st settle by said date, ass all defog
to unsettled must be pot into Court for colJee-
':. All l•ertTe.us owning any documents left
Fin Mr. Kerr are requested to call at the °ides
C. Pe CoOP1711t, Ifrussels, and take them awsT-
Drusgels, May 1801,1870.
1itrG1I
COOPER, tEtecutorr.
MAULS R. COOPER, f
•
JULY 21, 1issm
876.
2retting Wives.
Oonatatirt drop ing`Wears &waya.stone,.
d.a rush: wife will-detitroy the tern-,
per of the best husband living. Item a
pity that a nuraber of good ladies do not
see this, the probability being tbat if
they did they an
would res n
dt
he
lima
o ter happiness falls to their
l y s. Probably morethan misery results
(.fretful wives than any other cause.
It iAmparatively easy, says the
Liber-
al Review, to get on comfortably with a
passionate s� provided that one un-
derstands
n-
d sthat persons character,.but it
is next. tohopeless to look for peace
where one is tied to au individual of the
ce ging " order. There are times, no
doubt, when one is able to make,.light of
her querulousness, and laugh at her gram -
Wogs, but then there are others when
these jar with the most exquisite discord
upon the soul. The man who is low
spirited, who is perplexed and worried
b a day in which business has been try --
gand unsatisfactory,.when he reaches
his home longing for solace and sym-
pathy, is not in a position to have a cata-
logue of grievances, iev knee for which he is un-
justly
,
held to be directly or indirectly
responsible,poured into his ear... The
.
misfortune is, however, that a fretful
wife attacks her lord at all seasons, and
so at last compels him to lower his :tend-
ed r 'in
i llie
and rival
arcl of imperturbability,
irritableness. When she has succeeded
•
in,doing this, the chances sere that she
makes herself additionally miserable upon
the score of the sharp words to which he
, treats her, No doubt she derives a great
deal of satisfaction from the reflection,
long-suffer-
ing
d len
ill e
poor, , g
he
is -
that
8
small
- but tbis must -be ing martyr �
comfort to the remorsless• tyraut who,
one is sometimes led to believe, spends
his days in regarding her with a callous-
ness which is positively brutal, but who
v\js, in a general way, not nearly so for-
midablea person as he is made to appear.
Probaby, indeed, this person is disposed
to resent the self=importance with which
she airs her martyrdom, and exhibits his
powers as a domestic tyrant. At any
rate, in the majority of cases he can hard-
ly fail to see the irony of the .situation,
and to reflect bitterly thereon. Despotic
tyrant though he is reputed to be, he
knows very well that he has comparative-
ly little authority in his own house, al -
POSITOR.
a' dressed in thei
and every yin st
inter. - Behold tl
impressed wi' the
as lie atilt y bowl
makes a>remarkajb
he saysi"It's
mechanically rep i
a very fine day.""
silence.for twa-th
reverence, . lookin'. r
if they're ready
his head a nervott
minim breaks
impressive prays
livery ye'll very
mother greetin',
winkin' at yin an
the ceremony pr
"Join hands,' t
vows twitching
groom's features
r
beet maid fiddle
pn' off the whi
their hands. T
as the last word
dare you ou lawful
those whom Go
put asunder," s
cracks, as the b
bridegroom ; an
company. -C
,Scottish Journal
t. ' Tl a bell rings,
for tills is the min.
verend ,gentleman,
dignity o' I.his office,
the company, and
t the weather. After
tine day,"''every yin
, "Yes, sir, it's been
hen there's solemn THE SEAPORTS' IUSICAL
e minutes, until hie' INSTRUM NT EMPO
and hire; asks them
he bride room glee #--
hake, and
and du ng its de
i' kely 'see. he bride's
r some o' her sisters
t er, Afte :it's owre,
:ds, and art the words
e's ggen r.
he bride
the bes
a'at their
ds that s
hand cls
THE BES
' PLAOE.
TRY IT AND
'I�OV
c� then the
asolemn, WILLSON - I& SO
Beg to direct the at "ration of th
to the fo lowin f is : They
fly a ner- in the Canadian.Mnar -et.
h
a
Speciality of the Bes Pianos and
and bride. l -
IT
•
IUM.
publ rc
Hake a
Organs
)
ABLE
SONS
TH 3N
EK C
fingersMA► U
to THE
man ane.
m glued to
hand,and
re said; ' I now de. e
married persons, and
s joined 'let no man
Its resounids' like rifle
'firist gets yin free the'
o on through a' the
ndent df the .ondoi
A
Some time ag `)
sash
}s ' sweethe
straggled into a
ed in the vicinit
wardly inquire
e
Peace was at h
the law were
Concinoni wealth,
rion.
• One of them
I do for you ?"
" Well, you s
want to git manri
"Ah, I see ;"y
and you want
done properly,
eh? Is that it.'
" Well,. I su
" Very well;
young man, ex.
my usual. fee."
The country
and said, " No
brit that he is nominally the head. there- The youthfu
of. Bitter experience has taught; Ihim cused himself
that if he ventures to chide his chilliren, out and hunte
he will probably be pulled up shaufply ; and taking hi
while, if, he presumes to indulge in any in is here fro
way without having first received the to get married
maternal sanction, he will scarcely fail to will you ?"
be told that, he is utterly spoiling them. Together th
it is pretty much the same inr reference while the cere
to his servants. Yet, with strange in- the lawyer ap
consistency, his better -half is continually of transformiv
urging him to do terrible things with manuscript.
her servants
both- her children and , upon wedlock had
the plea that she 'can do nothing with the-mriage
them, the former, especially, being, past witnessed, th
her control. Presumably she spends her of $1.50 as hi
life in slaving upon his behalf. At any tonished. He
rate,- if she does not, her oft -repeated "Why, I t
and most earnest declarations are unreli "That's all
able. Yet, if he presumes to hint that ney, "that's,
her domestic management is - not" quite '` Why, loo
perfect—that his dinner, for instance, to pay for th
might be more to his liking, and that `` That, m
his household bills might advantageous- f louselloor
lybe li ghtor---she is upn
in arms at once; p g
tb
ad he learns that it is useless to try to " that was a
please hien, and that, though be is unable opinion, wri
to appreciate a good thing, all the rest marriage to I
of the world (herself included) are very and legal in
properly' convinced, that she is one of the
very best, though one of the most ill -re -
Tilted, managers of a house and home,
living. Then, again, if he has done
something, or heard something, or seen
something, which he fails to tell her -
perhaps because he deems it unimportant,
ti
a
tattler.
T
young pgriculturali:
just fro! the countr
torney' . fice situa
f a law h p, and aw
the u Lice of ti
The y ng limbs
g inside reading t
d took i - the situ
ti 1, " Yes, sir, what c
e, Em line and
d, and "' •
u wish 'get marrie
o be sur the ,thing
d everything all straigh
,i,
4
►i
perhaps because he forgets all about the
natter—and a knowledge of what he has
done comes to her ears, straightway she
• sinks to the gloomiest depths of despair..
She bewails over the circumstance. that
she enjoys not his confidence, inuch_
though he -deserves to do so, and draws
many dismal comparisons between the
way in which she and a number of other
less deserving wives are treated. In
short, ahe is never without a grievance--
even a crit of her husband's coat o
r the
color of his trousers will supply her with
one—and she takes very ood care that
her grievance shall be aplayed to the.
hest advantage..
Po
$
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b
8
r
u
O
t
0
li
f
fee
is
J
sa
ou
ill
►a
s
et
to
av
11
The count y
wilde
reel
ma
paid the Jus
seeming ash •
a marriage
du. Lao G'OnI 1.02 wealth.:
n
0
supports by a
e-"
if you please," said t
ding hits land, "$5
y forkei 'over the.
rive ahead, 'squire."
ion of B ketone, e
few mo ents, step
a Justie of the P.
e side, sai , " My
e country, and wa
ome up aid do the j
e
f
e
1
e
s
is
1'
6
entered t e office, a ' d
y was g ing forwa 4,
d himseii to the w rk
page of 1 gal cap 'i to.
er the oly bonds of
propel welded, a.e d
ificate dul signed a•d.
stice req cited the s m
e. The G nger was ri-
d
ht --
t," broke in the at e r
ight, pay him."
ere ;-lI. j u t gave you $5
emcee, di n't I?"
ar sir," ea'd the youth-
iling bla dly; and de-.
ountrymafa'e ignorance,
iner; and here, sir;,is my
out,
guaranteeing rae
in
g
the
been perfectly formal
espects !"
au, in a dazed and be -
r, pocketed the opin .on,
his fee,nd went out,
d to thik a didn't k low
Id be ut rly void unless
attorney' opinion. -Poral
CELEBRATED - PIANO
Never before
has
jected to Buell close
tests by friends al
above named - inti
being "so radically
other, so ingenious
and producing atich
as
purity of tone, has
tion and admiritio
osophers and musi
have the efote been
vations by Mate
Pi
who
other anos, ,
in them any weak pjoints for assa
endeavored to sor>i them by u
sertionse But after ten year of
trial of the one,1 an Twenty' of
the manuf alcturera re enabled a pr.
that they halve no au viindi : ted
highest hopes of her frietids, and.
fast silencing the n of their enem
Atrial `: all that i re uired to t
ly convi ce the pllbli of these
THE OCEL
ny piano b
criticism an
d fees as h;,
entre Tl
different zr
in its cons
wonderful p
attracted th
a'of mechan'
cal critics ;
lopked upon
takers and d
berg' unable
Signers of the Declaration.
The Fathers " rt i*"hot old men.
The average age of t1 rsl ners of the De-
claration of Arericari.Independence ov
the 4th of July, 1776, scarcely reached
years -John Hancock, the President,
• was but 39 years old; The six" oldest
representatives were Benjamin Franklin,
aged 70. ; Stephen_ Hopkins, aged 69;
Francis Lewis, aged 63 ; James Smith,
aged 63 ; Matthew Thornton, aged 62 ;
and Geo. Taylor, aged. 611. The seven
youngest were Thos. Lynch, Jr., South
Carolina, aged 27 ; Edward Rutledge, of
South Carolina, aged 27 ; Thomas ay -
ward, South Carolina, aged 30 ; Arthur
'Middleton, South Carolina, aged 3` ;
Thomas Jefferson, Virginia, aged 33 ;
Elbridge Gerry, Massachusetts, aged 32;
Benjamin Rush, Pennsylvannia, aged 31.
The difference of : age between Franklin,
the oldest member, and Lynch, the young-
est was 43 years. Youth, middle and
old age were fairly represented ; so were
nationalities. Two members were born
, in England, two in Ireland, two in Scot-
land, one in Wales, and the rest in the
colonies. . .
Weddings in Edinburgh.
N aethin g the noo but marriages gaup.
A'body that's single's getting married.
(.a-bs are fiyin' about in every direction,
" Poor oot ! poor oot's !" cryin' at every
stair -fit. Sic braw buskit brides 1 have-
no seen for an age. White's the 'pre-
dominant color—white, the emblem o'
_spotless innocence. Hoo shy, reseefeil,
and modest most o' them look, as if but-
ter coulclna melt in their mouth !" 0 the
guileless creatures ! They look • as if
they were abovethe wants o' ordinary
mortals, and never took a guid bite o' a
tattie, or suppit par-ritch in their lives !
Hoo tenderly that young bridesmaid's
lookinat the best. man that's gene` to
fetch her in the cab, and what sheep's
e'en he's castin' on her ! ' Wha wad think
that angelic-lookin' dearie had a bit tem-
per ? Look at her ! Hear to her, as the
cab drives trp to the -stair-foot, and the
best man nervously throws cot three-
pence worth o' copers, a' in ha'pennys :
—" 0 Willie ! div ye reals; think we'll
get up the stair in safety ?'' 0 dear me !
what a panic the puir thing's in ! and
what a mush take place when they' come
oot ! " Poor oot r poor oot !" resounds
on every side ; while auld bancheli are
spinnin' through the air. See ,them a'
assembled in the best furnished room,
bride and bridegroom, best man and best
maid, surrounded by their Reel-wishers,
W • her he Mohest Goes.
:en 1311
i seve
eve t.
e sea
nia'
ructic
wera
stir
8, pb
nd tj ey
as intro
alert; in
to nd,
it, h ve
just s1
horn gh"
he of er
five
the
aro
fes,
oroul h -
acts.
CANS
be
trume
rs,
y ad
ent
PIS
e
e
e
"Mr. Sw p:s, won't
Von split 'ip a
little wood t n go and borrow a tress
u.go up town ?„
under, do jou want me to
nt'to preserve some cher
kettle' before y
" What a t
do that for?'
'Cause I
w
ries to -day."
" Cherries
" Yes, chi
' That's
You're alw
around with
'` Nonsense.
serves as well
I don't reit
If you a
wood you'd li
"Mrs. S ip
know this
money for u9
wood, and t
But some
think about e
ing ribbons r
but when
easy chair
no I can't
all the mo
own back.'
"Now,
no, you do
spend it all.
get money o
to the boso
drunk ? D
know that
glasses th
drunk you t
carie horn
in the mi
about squ
?1,
Are uni
best in
is fully
f ollowin
ttges w •
all othe
ATTA •
is fully
Vivacit
sic. Is
Wipe gi
equalli
ed, and
equalle
good e
honest
comme
fully v
Pian
plied o
The
rr es !"
just like you :Mrs. Swipes.
ys s_putteriig and - fooling
s e me nonsense like this."
well, I guess you like pre-
s anybody."
Iver,
n'ti too lazy to lit the, When du et an mplemen fro Will- 3
�' tu on it bilin as
son you can ''r ly . p
rear seated.
a
•
c,
0
ae
y
&k LI COL 0
wledged
id each i�
ersally ajkm
Marie�r s a>ke , a
nrrante f five ye
• f s.re a fe o the ma
Claim fo tl
s made . h�
HME) Tisa
proved rid
is by th'
Mateyo in
es jichne s
g the hest
above col
and alon
och, pki1le
rose i
d thensve
iced and Ilan
s and Or an
circle wen
rade e ib
r
s instru
PATEN
complet : sum • as ;
tested. : par ling
parted to the mCie
t ne. The Ma old
nd .purit of ono,
Pipe Organs: is.. a rov-
ption, and tan. z un-
. ( Sciende, e peri
worknaa ship
k4 theee'Orgns.
, They re be uti-
d.
of other ne alt:: s
desired.
Ira ly Dealt with.
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r
HURR.
NEW `LIQ
E ? FOS
R • =T OR
and GENERAL
DIE
lIS _
FST
KE
PERS
the HOTEL,
of
I beg, to call the attention-
I PUBLIC of Seaforth and vicinity, to the
MP0P A.
That I have 0
NEW LIQUOR STO
THIRD -DOOR SOUTH 0
And fiirect y opposite the' Consolidated Ban
STOCK of
ENTIRE ST
' PACT
nedt Out a '-
E
IN .ScA,FORT H.
TIDE POST OFFICE,
of Canada, where I :have removed
irituous Liquors. ,
I Have also Imported Heavil
CHAMP GNE, HE1' NESSY
BUR UNDP,
ADE
IRA
CLARET,
JAMAICA RUM,
4
R
MOT
J
n they FolkowinTrines
•
BRANDY,
BRANDY,
ALES ROBINS' BRANDY,
S4ZARAC, BRANDY,
OUTA,R-D I)UPY'S BRAN
ZOc3ETHER WITH 'A LAif:GE !CONSIGNMENT OF
SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKEY -
it of Bass's,Carling's and Yo ng's
Celebrated Dublin Stout, any quhbt y
Guineas'
Ale, in half and quarter ba'rels, to suit purchasers.
mY
LI tE
ENTS TO - HOTEL K`EEPE' S
AL iNDUCEM
AND FAfMERS -
WHO WISH TO BUY IN LARGE- QUANTITIES.
UNADULTERAT LIQUOR GUARANTEED.
PURE AND I _
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
(,:i+e ITIle a Cull.
THOMAS KI
D
A Lar - OF - DYE STUFFS
Of very supericroinslitzinst teeeivedOt
ROBER TLS
T E CHEAP CASH GROCERY BOUND TO W
I.N.
ace, BOT�'OM PRICES AND CO I D ARTICLES WILL TELL.
a>�d•
hey
A. few Second
ways 0.1 hand,
Remember th
us by. -
Place, and won't
W 11 ON -& COT'''.
THE FARM R'S FA
)
Pass
Y
ORIT
O. 0, W ILLSON
AGRICULTURRAL 1M PLEMEN
PORIUI'rl, SEAFORTH.
The Best and 1 eapest
Con ty to I chase A
7 lem nt8 .
BUY FOR CASH D SAVE MONEY.
G o��ae -d Examine the _Following Goods and Judge for Yours
k
sou
Parti
EM -
r
i in>fpe
e n the
ral
' tfu
rau c
e then." ' •
s now do lee sensible. You
reserving ; ,business costs
ar, fruit, !cans, wax, fire-
e d,uece' knows what all. S
or other you never do
pease, for your always buy- Ano
kilos, and flummadiddles; Horse
'ant anything suph as an this s
est my weary bones in, oh being
early.
e it, becai;tse you've spent
for duds to put on your wo
this
d it. O
v said la the t
ou e
think you've
t pend , any .' money, but. I af,o
3f that's Igo, where do you and
play pedro and come home.
of your family stone blind
n t deny it, Smith, fcr you
somebodyi blacked your eye
other day and you was so
ought it was midnight and
w. th the lantern in your hand
die of the dal'. You talk
eying mo --- "
Pious 'amily.
Of Gov
Presidenc o
says in th
whom we 1,
Webb, w:1:
Female 0 ill
consistent
Church ; n
tendant u=0'
fact whie of
Though n t
as we kn
the beast
tures nig
and after
kneel do
er, aaift
once and i o'
tection.
wife hay
sion of -t
certain t
closed in1�b
oclist.
ayes, the candidate for the
the United States, Dr. Tefft
io.4 thernB'order s "Bis wife
ew in her girlhood aa Lucy
educated at the Wesleyan
ge at Cincinnati,: and is a i
ember of the . Methodist
he is hainiself a regular at -
its services.. There is one
e cannot forbear: to state.
a professor of religion so far
he Iasi always maintained
habit of reading the Scrip-
nd : morning in his family
e chap e• is read they all -
and rep the Lord's Pray-
believ di in God's previa
dness f r
ould h
e fortutie of taking posses`
yhite House, we are morally
each da l Will be opened and
same inimner."--'1'1,e 11ic'Gl�-
11
-r Jo
• need
Th
mita,
guidance and pro- ;
And his' estimable 6°L"
Of a
So
Wro
Bog
and
and
or n
tha
IL
"HEY • ORAE.
r ea I0.
Rakes,ngEt,
o
ri. .,seE
s the stock
d.' 9e1fEBak
thati ev
s of time s0
• s' Irdn-fr
o : t convict
.
►d of shop's
f which have a
ere are only
ea�on,farnners
rill soon be ru
Reif- pipping
eady en sold.
!teen undred
• ad . b ttex call
out:
r Reaper is in ' este dela] d
✓ before. No ' c oth r stands
well.
m4 blower, th light
working maeb�ne ma
st draft,
le. '
ti's Self hake Reaper, toi well 1kn wn to
aeon: ends ion. -
Duck -Eye blower, which Overy person ad.
cen't be beaten,
14..ak:DIAT
11
deseriptio
Thistle SI
thing Ne
t Iron F
ang Plow
a
i Gang Flo 0. T
e Gang PI w. et
e market. Came
11 classes of im temente.
e above imp ernents are al
given on nal. Batista
Sale. ao 0. IC. believes t
Won't standltelting ain't w
S WIN
WELL
They far
ply at CDC
HAMS AND SIPE-MEAT.
a e oil hand a quantity of
ED HAMS AND SID MEAT,
eh they wig sell Cheap.
th
da
THE
of khose
•
a is the
and see it
and Weeders,
byes
DRUG STORE,
Consisting in part of the
f .
UMW,
MADDER COMPO'D, .'
COC INEAi4 1
CREAM TARTAR,
bUSTIO,
ALUM,
INDIGO,
. INDIGO COMPOUND,
ALSO A LOT OF HANDY DY PACK-
Ie
AGE DYES,
YE
W SLATE' SCA LE'
3UCHAS�.�.0
BL4JE, GREENY and ROSE,
and 'in fact, nearly all colors, whish are guaran-
teed to produce bearfti.lni and fast colors direct -
;;lona are faithfully followed.
ROBERTS,
S.RO.
Opposite Powell's Temperance Hoose Seaforth.
TWO GO OD SONS --
tit ia
• IS..THE
v
•
BESPLACE TO BUY
13 pounds good bright SUGAR for 1; i0 pounds RICE for e,1; TEAS
from 80 cents per pound upwards— rge Discount on 5 and 10 pound
Packages ; PICKLES from 20 cents per bottle to 50 cents per bottle.
AR
.CURED R
E
D
AMS
THE
BESTST
IN N
TO1VH.6
'IDE MEAT,POTATOES, OES, FL(UR, &e., ALWAYS IN STOCK.
8 Callinrg at the Cheap Cad
.Supply of Jt'anti
VERY BEST QUALITY CVD LOWEST PRICES,
not Invited, Whether You riirchpsc or Not.
FAIRLEY-, Seaforth.
trong & Fairley,)
D PROVISION DEALE
T, - SEAFORTI.
I'
Grocery can Always Find 4 full
Groceries of the - -
ear (loess Eelirered-FREE of Charge.
1Successor to
MAIN STRE
N HANKING the Public for the very Libe
bu iness of Strong it Fairley, and by strict a
aye continuance of the same. I have LICIV o
ARGE STOCK OF OH
will sell for a Small A drone
Pot Barley, Split Pea
Whic
l Patronage I have received since ass
tention to business and upright dealing
hand a
ICE FAMILY GROOP3I
on Cost tor Cash, comPrialni1
ices, Sauces, Cwrramts, Raisi
ei,ncl Biscuits of all kinds.
Goodo, ,consisting of Peaches, Strawbe
ade and Jam, Cauned Salmon, Mackerel,
CANNE
I I have just received a large stock of Canne
berriek Pine Apples, Tornatoes, Plums, Mann
FLOUR and FEED Constantly o
of Seaforth, Flar
warrented and •
tion guaranteed
t an Implement
MAOHINEs.
• AdMit8 the
y Rays must bell trno, and every
1 Th
FLORENE
POTATOES FOR 2
Ile., ember the Place, Strong & Fairley's
Hand, and Delivered Free to
CENTS PER BUSHEL.
nd, South side.
M. IVIORRIS
THING YET.
--EXAMINE THE ROHER !-IAY RA
IT IS THE S PLEST AND BEST.
ho 1 kinds of Mathinels in Stock,
oh will be sold if people williinsist i on buying
ler/s4wPsoyinstod:74adaell kinde of Castin s and R
ewing Machine Oils, Attitchmeiate and
'always reay.:.
ming
YOUR
You get, the Best Value to be had
for your money.
re allkays sure of a PERFECT
the
to
You
SE' ORTH.
sEAFtowirti
WOOLEN MitLS.
pail of
*OOL WAINTED
To Card, Spin, gawafacture, or in
Bkchange 'Roo en, Goods.
CUSANi,h:y0.abTe tot,f1,2.011-hot tOh.A.R.DdalyN. G
CLOTH FULLING, DRESSING,
And every other branch of the business well done
' on short notiae.
es, asp
bsters and
ny art
E -
BLANI5.E113, SirriTING,
Flannel, Sto'ckin.il Yarn, -Sic.
All of Our own mandfacture and 1U-saw:nit a
WEIPLESAITt AND RETAIL,.
,oird* out of yote own, wool.
TERMS-,-.Carsh, Or 20 per dent, extra,
liesierth; ilea 1876. . 412
Best Because the Simplest elf Dusuping Hay Rake in th 31 •ket.
TT away with. all Clutches, ps, Wires and nprin we is the
-L ear,'no Sudden or Extra Pull Tithe horse in Dumping as in other
Dr& t Dinsissishes the moment the discha ge begins. Only Fifty of the Archer
Send in your Orders Early or yon y not be able to have them filled.
liALD, Agent for the County o
THE ARCHER
A Campbell's Agri
Or at G. WILLIAMS
CAN BE SEEN AT
final Thaplement1W
If'S Plow Factory, SEAARTH.
Mntical Inetruments and Sewing Machines os nog.
DIS 1 leg
keg, t the
es on rid,
•
MILL
temetebnd the public generally of the SD-
nudersigae4 -hereby inform 'their many
and More :Coliraddiens premises on'
-NORTH .1101141114 SirREETS
Where, With increased facilities and some new
machinery Of the best make, they -will eentinue .
to manufacture it -04111 ell orders for
•
At Price* to 1finit the Times.
era ms,
444.-1
Farn .Gates, Hoy Baas, Clwese
Boxes, Ike.
, LATH AND SHINGLES;
Jig *mon iota Casten' irisming 111
T subseribers hereby hank Itheir mime us
ens mars for the liberal atronage exte to
tints are overdue we e
rittosadeil cthoolosee:::isecoon
continuance -and increase 0 fele seine,
business, to me t 6
' GRAY a& ROOltre
. S.—Plans and Sped-10010ns for Building
DOMINION STEMAsine cOMPit
isectedgmt„:4343,084 ;beet: uyt :poo•Qa4;;bet f"
II
Stee e Seaforth to
Jo lelee Oil imp al
',Ablest any thin, and
act oxtv
im akin
* isigaXa
tiroszel:
sat