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CORNWALL CANAL ENLARCEMINta
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
QEALE 11 TENDERS addressed to the Softie,.
of Public Works, and endorsed 64 Tendeia
the Cornwall Canal,' will be received at tide Ora,
until the arrival of the Eastern and ay -
male, on 'WEDNESDAY, T1TT. NINTH BAY OF
AUGUST NEXT, for the formation of a :lei
trance—south of the present one—at the
end of the Cornwall Canal, embracingtheya7
straction of two Lift -Locks, Wadte-Weir, tam 7.
The work a will be let in onesection, as amhx,_
ed en the map of that part of the line, rbt.67
together with plans and speeificatione oejt:
various' -works, can be seen at this 'office, it
the office Of the Canal Saperintendent,Ceeni
eeand after FRIDAY, the TWENTY -RIG
Day of 31.44Y, Instant, tit either of which Au*
PrintedF&me of Tonder can be obtained. -
Contractors- are requested to bear in mind OE
Tenders will not be considered
accordance with the printed formsnnleseinadeeteist., and, 14 -
the case of tirme—except there are attached:the
actual signatares, tbe nature of the occupation,
arid place of residence of each. member of the
risme; and further, an accepted bank cheque or
other readily available security, for the Bumf -sof
Four Thousand Dollen, =let accompany eetek
Tender, which shall be forfeited if the peaty*,
Bering declines or lane to enter into contrite* aoa.
cheivorks when called upon to do so, at the refe
stated in the offer submitted.
The cheque or money thus sent in will be re,
turnedato the respeetive parties whose tenders are
not accepted.
For the dile fulfilment of the contract, stab -
factory security will. be required on real estate,
or by deposit of money, public or municipal se.
ciaritiea or bank stooks, to the amount of nye
per cent, on the bulk sum of the eontractorit •
which the sum sent in with the tender will be
considered a part.
Ninety par cent. only of the progress estimates
will be paid until the completion of the vreirae.
To each Tender must be attached the weer
signatures of two responsible and solvent per.
sena, residents of the Dominion, willing to be.
door eGrae sureties for the carrying out of these cob.
342 ditions, as well as the duo performance of the -
- works embraced in the contraet.
nr- This Department does not, however, bind itself
Iron. to accept the lea -est or any tender. By Order,
High F. BRAUN, Secretary<
Department of Public Works, Ottawa, July ity,
1876. 4494i
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Bea.
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firm
te: of
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593
WOOL, WOOL.
TUE Proprietor of the Woolen. Mills, Mit:Thea,
would respeetfully tender his thanks to the
public, and farmers in particular, for the very
; Liberal Patronage during the last season'and in
doing so would can their attention to the fact
that having plizehancr the ebove mille„and
I determined to build up a custom trade—if goo
work, fair dealing and strict attention to business
will do it—and having spent a gooddeal of time
and money in repairing and buying new ruaehie.
pen, ery, he is now- prepared to do all kinds of Custom
ario work in, the very beat style and on the shortest
eatly ; notice, as especial atter tion will be paidlo the
ions Custom Work this season.
low , My stock of Goode is now complete In all
branches. Especial care has been taken in the
manufacture of these goods, which have been
made for nay own retail trade, embracing Heavy
Tweeds, Extra Fnlied Cloth, Scarlet, Grey and
White Flannels, and Fancy Flannels unsurpms;
able, Union Flannels and Stoeking Yarn in
varj-
ety, all of which I am row selling cheap for
or trade for wool, a cent a pound raore than -mar-
ket prices allowed.
Manufacturing done at the following rates:
Tweed, 87e Fulled Cloth, 85e ; Satinet, 80c -
Blanketing, 25c, and I find cotton ; Fancy Shire
•zc- iug, 8c;2Spinning, 14e per pound, and 9 pounds
and of yam given out of 10 pounds of wool; CarIng,
Lto, 5e; Fulling and Pressing, 10e; Coloring, lde.
till be All work done under my own pf3rsonalsnpervis-
ion, and all work warranted well done or no
ds of chargemade.
3ted.)
Real- I), H. DORMAN,
Tem- 445-13 Proprietor, Mitchell.
310 -- 7
tram
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Ada—
orth,
it or
irind.
)and-'
407
rtiTe POST OFFICE STORE, WALTON
•
oting
°f CARD OF THANKS.
office
-zed,
uasea I BEG most respeetfully to- thank my sattMereata
aptlyi customers for their kind patronage for the tut
ck of eleven years which 1 have been doing business
arses among them, and solicit a continuance of their
:imam fervors in the fixture. I shave received a Large
Re&i. Stook of Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, Greenlee,
424 Provisions, Crockery, Glassware, Hardware, Coal
oil, Paint Oils and Patent Medicines of all des-
erip Hone. Farm Produce taken in exchange.
1 would also moat respectfully intimate to those
- who have not paid up their account's, due Jan. 2,
the 187B, to call and do so at once, either by cash Or
a all note, eal I must have a settlement. Please all
without any farther notice.
MONEY TO LOAN.
and If you want to borrow money on Real Estete
it to you would do well to call on me before going ohm
-
have where, as I am valuator for the best Loan Seeie-
the ties in the Dominion. Terms Easy.
403
LIFEI INSURANCE.
Ifyoa want velar life insured give me a call, as
r. A- I am Agent for the Sun Mutual Life Insurance
gent Company, of Montreal, one of the best and. molt
weYe prosperous Insurance Companies in the Domin-
011 ion and conducted on the most economical prin-
t
tnd-
lya1 am Always Attentive to Busine88.
- _ -
(}ive ale a Call.
`$71-) 434 B. PATTISON, Post &Hoe Store
ElISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
TEE Partnership heretofore subsisting between
the -1-• the u nderei et ed, -ander the firm name of Wile
!or LIAMS & CLUPF, has been dissolved by muftis'
aaa.
consent. The business will hereafter be carried
rtit. r on by J. It. Williams, All debts contracted by
the late firm will be liquidated by J. R. Williams,
and all debts due the late firm will bo collect-
ed by him. J. 11. WIDLIA.18,
NOBLE CLUFF.
TN connection with the above the undersiiMel
debires to Estate to hie numerous customers and
friends than he intends to continue the manufse-
ture offirst-class pumps- and cisterns as hereto-
fore, at tbe old stand. Hellas now Huai facilities
as will enable him to turn out a better article for
less money than any other establishment of the
kind in this section.
our- To those indebted to him he would say that stl
.t,„ immediate settlement is desired, as he is urged'
the ly in needof money.
Remember the old established and well4camen
are
and Seaforth Pump Fa.ctOry.
415 J. B. 1,VILLIAM8
441.
viee,
nit-
ans.
'no
ude,
1114
1\TOTIO
TO GRANGERS, FARMERS AND
- OTHERS.
d to, S THEY occupy the attention of all, these
a
hard times the subscriber is determined to
nee
anmeet them by offering good inch H "
araiOCkp "1t
d
mutiny sold for inch, at the following valor.;
12 foot Hemlock. at 813150 ner thousand ; 14 fon
11eeaing at f•k7 for Cash. All orders over 4
t Per cent. discount. Call and see if you Lee
get what is repreeented.
Book Accounts over 8 months will be Ob*lled
a per cent<
The subscriber thanks -his numerous customers
I for their liberal Eini,port, and solicits a contiou•
aria: of their favors.
TOHN THOMPSON.
Steam Saw Mills, Melfillop.
(Ise 438
one
iing
the
in -
ern
dee
od
ECLIPSE OATMEAL MILLS.
HURRAH FOR THE CENTENNIAL
DOWNFALL OF MONOPOLIES.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIOE0
•
TTAVING retired from the Sewing Maehina
business, although still holding the Ageng
for lirst-elass maehinee, I beg to informray Ols
customers and the public in general that I have
still on hand two dozen sewing- machines of the
beet raakea, which 1 will sell at reduced 06814
Liator
For further particulars apply at T.EIDD'S ,.
Store, where I will be always in attendance tom
ready to ehow the machines and samples ef syc'rk.*
Prepare for a eine ditys' wonder before yeti dome -
THOMAS D. O'CONNOR,
•
Main Street, Seaforth
se.
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els
413
NOW IN FULL OPrLATION.
ete
Oat Meal, Split Pea4 rot Barley,
Corn Meal ch,oppeel,
And Ali Riede of Mill Peed ConstamtlY.ou
of
au Chopping done Tuesdays end Friday
ket axe hanged for Oats. Highest price paid for Oates
H. Peas and Barley.
437 419 CURRIE & VIODLEION.
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JULY 28, 1876.
Dr, SPeelfic.
has an office on Broadway
Dr. §Pe° ,
No York, * branch in Washington
giro' ; &sewn, tind another in Chestnut.
sWeet, PhiladelPhis• When he wants a
eixetesion, be , advertises Boston
or piLade1phie that he is about to spend
week there. Twice in the Year he goes
west. His track may be traced all ,over
eeecountry by the sarsaparilla bottles he
j°00se.cret of:his success is simplicity.
Hie practice is as plain as a ,pikeeitaff.
Everybody can understand it. There is
only one medicines; therefore there can-
e° but one disease. The one medicine is
De, Specific's Sovereign Sirup, -
Seven men met in Dr. Specific's office
one morning, waiting their turns. They
ea complained of ,clyspepeia.
"Very good," said the doctor, smiling.
" There is only one disease, and here we
nee it. My Sovereign Sirup will ecure
you fl. And now, gentlemen, to Show
you your own symptoms. I'll take you
allteigether,"
I
"But, Sir," interposed the first, a sun -
weed farmer from New Jersey— • •Sir--"
"That's enough," said the doctor, rais-
ing his hand. , "You need only open
your mouth, Sad 1 See through, you.
You've got no teeth. You can't digest
without mastication, and you can't Inas-
,ficate without teeth. You mumble your
food, and down it goes in lumps. It's
net putting pebbles in a coffee -mill.
Now a regular physician would tell you
to go to a dentist, and have your old
stumps out and get a set of good clean
grinders, and you'd laugh at dyspepsia.
But 1 know better than that ! I know
that you don't want to have 'em out ;
and you think you can't afford a new set.
You think it better to pay me five dollars
a. bottle for the Sovereign Sirup, which
you can take with a teresixion, than to
pay a hundred to have your jaw broken. •
Ana I think so too. Here's a bottle.
Five dollars, if you please. You'll feel
better after taking it every day. There's
a little spirits in it, to produce that effect.
But don't -feel troubled if you don't get
well right away. How long have you
been ailing ?"
"Oh, these fifteen years."
"Very well, now. Remember that
what's been -on you these fifteen years
real be cured by sirup in fifteen days,
nor fifteen weeks either. Come back for
another bottle as soon as you've used
this up.—And you Sir," said tbe doctor,
turning promptly to the next, a stout,
ruddy gentleman, who but for a pallid
cast upon his sanguine complexion veould
have seemed the picture of hearth. - "I
see yell are in a bad way, Sir."
"Yes," replied he ; "my food distrees-
es me, and I can't sleep nights."
"I see," said the doctor, "I see. You
are in business ?"
"Yes. My factory is in Williamsburg,
but our warehouse is do-wn town."
"You attend at both, don't you ?"
"Yes ; I am back and forth all the
time."
"And you are on the School Board,
ain't you ? "
"Yes, Sir." - -
"And on the Executive Committee of
the Bible Society ?"
"Yes, Sir."
"And do you hold any office in y our
church ?"
"Yes, Sir ; I am an elder, and presi-
dent of the trustees."
"How many evening meetings do you
have"
"Two church meetings a week, besides
vestry meeting, and church Sunday
nighte." I
'Perhaps you are in the Sunday -
school ?" I
"Yes ; I am superintenderit of Our
mission school." ,
"Any bank or insurance conipany ?"
"Yes; I'm on the board in lour bank
and one in Williamsburg too, and I'm in
two or three insurance compa, iee. But
what has all this to do with it I'll take
care of my business, if you'll cure my
dyspepsia. I
"Excuse me," persisted. the doctor.
"But who is , a good broker in Wall
Street ?" You go down there once in a
whirs?"
"Yes ; Smith I always deal through."
"And. for gold who do you employ ?"
"Jones."
"Well, how are governments to -day ?"
"An eighth lower."
"Well, well," said the doctor, musing-
ly. "Stocks, gold, governments, church,
board, committee, Sunday -school, bank,
insurance company, mill, counting-rooin
—now it's odd, isn't it, that you should
have just the same complaint as our
quiet friend here who has only lost his
teeth? But that's just the fact. Your
food distresses you. Now a regular
physician would laugh at you, and tell
you to get out of Wall Street and com-
mittees, get home at four every day, 'and
not leave till nine in the morning, and
spend the evenings with your family
like a Christian."
" Yes," interposed the patient, "that's
just what our physician told me."
"Now you and I know better than
that," continued ° Dr. Specific. "He
meant well, but that is humbug. You
won't take any such advice as that. . You
ain't do it. It's sheer nonsense to expect
it. You think it is a great deal better
to worry through, with a gentle stimu-
lant from the Sovereign Sirup. and a
little sedative at night. You'd lose $50,-
000 a year, perhaps, on his advice, and
mine only costs you $5 a bottle. You
think it is better to take my remedy, and
I do too. But you must keep it up. If
you want the euro to be permanent, you
Mdent.
ust make the medicine permanent."
The next gentleman was thin stu-
" You don't eat enough," said the doc-
tor.
"Well," replied the poor fellow, meek -
137, "1 am in the seminary—"
" I understand," interposed the doctor.
" Some benevolent institution is starving
you into the ministry. They might, at
least, see that you were fed well till they
getyou at work. I know what goes on
sometimes in those dormitories, where
proud and self-sacrificing young fellows,
conceal their wants, and. feed on meal,
stewed in water over the stove, and
flavored with salt. Your food distresses
you, of course. ° Isn't it odd, now, that
you should have the same cpmplaint as
. our friend here, the bank president?
:
00ekey.
wareegular physician would tell you
to live well ; but, k. ood Lord ! that'r3 a
Suppose I were to give you a
prescription, prandia cum beef8trealcibue,
they would not understand that at the
seminary. Gentlemen there is a great
deal of humbug in. tiiis world. This
young man ought to dine umptuously
every day ; but I'll not be ilty of the
humbug of telling him to go and. be fed -
Come and dine with me, m friend at 1
o'clock. It sha'n't be said t iat you were
hungry and gave you no n eat. Mean
-
While, here ii
Sirup, whic
thing to eat
will do you
turning quio
deveroue
your digestio
" Bless yo
all."
" You hav
doctor.
"Yes, but it se
" I see yo r e
ed the docto
haps ?"
"Yes."
• . Is your
" Next d
" What ar
" I amuse
" Do you
"Yes ---to
" Then yo
and drink ?"
" That's a
" And no
boys, eh ?
should -have
friends here,
the same me
regular phy
you eat too
little ; you p
fuel and too
yonr food. d'stresses you,
well say you haven't any d
I know it ould 'be only
you to make you think you
your habits. That's what)
to do, and y u come for
Sirup beca e you know
any better. I think it's t
you can do t pay rue $ti a
whispered h "-I'll take li
at $3 a doze if the labels
you were of
man and di
both of you
then you wo
pid than hu.
I know it as
this whene
oftener the
please—or w
,The next p:
apparently a
his hat and
been broken
and his c
cares and du
by oversensi
ferings he fo
to recover i
morbid, nor
ed alternatel
excitement a
eney..
; "Now, ei
see how
works. A r
you you mu
abroad to re
in your bra and you hav no forcelef .
You ought t go away and leave your
head behind you, a physician would say;
but I know ou won't do that—you'vie
no heart to g , ou've no means. Yonr
conscience nn't let you leave the ttead-
mill where
,
you know as
it into reaso
know the po
thing to bel
Sirup is j-ut
day, and or
good, and it
The next ri rchant, a tall,
stalwart per d have thought
it impossibll ld complain of
dyspepsia. eat nothing in
the mornin he took ' food, his
stomach rej . it was noon before
he was fit fo hing. He had terrible
distresses. , .
"Now, m frie d," said the docto
' • you have plend,41 teeth; are not ove:
run with wo k, neither starve nor surf& ,
have not bee i broken in nerves, and yet
—isn't it od ?—you needjust the same
medicine as our friends here. Perhaps
you drink v ry hard at your evening din-
ner; perhap you have to lbe put to bed
three or fou nights in a Week by yoiir
servant; pe haps you are so quiet about
it that your friends are 4 most ignorant
of your vice and you manage it so adroit-
ly that you re never thc worse for liqu r
in the daytie,yet your wife knows y u.
are dying of drink. But if her cries and
tears do not stop you , what's the use o
regular physician to you,
you? Ther
no hope for you but to ;tali the Soverei
Sirup, which is good for dyspepsia in
its forms. '''here's only ce disease af
all that's sa d4 Isn't it,' odd now ?
regular phy ician would t 11k to you
vain about topping the cause of t
trouble; bu you know t at's no use
well as I do. What's the, use of pay g
doctors' bill to be told )it do what
don't want o do, or not to do what e
are going do ? That's what 1 c 11
swindling t Le public, toIpractise on that
principle. That; you want is something
to make yot feel better, and steady your
nerves in the morning and quiet your
stomach anii brace you , p till dinner-
time, when you're all, right again. My
medicine wont interfere with your diet.
That's what I call seientitic practice. It's
all one's disease. What's wanted is 8onte-
. i
tidily to operate On the mi 71
With that the doctor cz
one, a pitiable object, wh
cast down and fingers ner
It was a wre k—a wreck
hopeless, bu
on the way
hither and hi
rents of vic .
The only se
ed was the ea
" Good od
reverent, to e,
it is wheil i ec
a battle Df the Sovereign
if ou ean,oni I: get, seMe.,
ith it,' will .4. yOu--well,
O harm.-- now, Sir,"
ly ,towbatth;ae Lie atiothrinlw
ft,
Sir I have rio digestion a
plenty ?" said th
me tee do; DO gOOd.1°
at a glance," reipond-
ou're a teacher, per -
(shoo' in your
r." '
your amusements ?"
myself with my books."
my s hool-roo
alk ?; 0.
r onlyrecreat
Out "
exec Ise but whip th
ow isn't it ,odd that you
he same comPlaint as thesia
and that you should nee
icine I That' he fact.
ician would you that
uch and mo about too
littlet out thefire th too much
Of cow*
d ,you may
tuition. But
humbugging
could change
ou don't 2voidt
110 Sovereigia
you can't do
e best thin
month (ancl,
ck the bottle's
re clean). If
mind to take in this young
ide your , ls with hi
Id rather feel fall and stM-
oald be about right. Bu
gry and bright et any time;
well as you. a. So tak4
er- you ,feel stupid, and the
etter. Five oilers, if • you
11 you have h If a dozen ?"
ent was a fi -looking man
clergyman, 4,h crape upon
rief upon his cc. He ha
down by sudden sorrow
shed heart, I ver -run • wit
ies and incessantly drain
ive sympathies for the suf
nd about; him, was nubble
elf. He ' had fallen into
ous state, in which he p
through extreme ment
d profound oral despon
1
dear Sir," sai
mirably the S(
gular physics
t leave your ,
uperate. 'Ye
'7
use ?"
.07
n is to
a
•
1 II
1
•
1 Dr6 Speer
vereign Sirup
would tell
titles and go
r life is all
ou are killing
well as I do
with conscie
ger of faith ; '
eve in, and' he Sovereign
yourself, and
ow little lute
ce. But yciu
you want
that thing.
thing, ;
ly believe it
surely will. d
an was a me
on. One woul
that e shou
But h could
cted i
any
ake it every
is doing yOu
you good."
THE HURON EX
l
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doctor will write now, we Williiia tell
him whattoask."
"Certand .'"i said the toothless. old
fernier. ;" ce say. that the doctor's
advice his New me a greet deel i of suf.
forinj and expo se. ,,
i,me,"
or a d ,the overworked man
of busineee, " le that Dr.Speiific hes
enabled MO to ,on ,with myb . ;ail
ilisual, when ot irtr physicisns h, , vim
oonsider e has eyed me- thous of
e up einess I topped work,, , at A
dollars."
' ".For me "..s the 'starved
,
dent,
Say that I have received frpin Dr. Specific
kin4.attentions such as no other 'hysici-
an ever gave me,"
1 " For me," said the over -fed t . o for,
"write tbat, being of a seden ry and
have suffered a eat
epeia, but ,cons der the
aetly suited to ,,, n e,
.ie to take it °es 1,ng
it. ,Date it, if yo I
nstitute."
the nervou cle
derstands the which flesh is, ho4 . to,
Iv ,,. ,
lieve Dr. 8 to ' be.
a physician.whd not wily thorough' un -
but enters into the feelings of his patents
nd treats the intelligently u' tn a
beautiful scent fic and moral th pry." ,
• For me," said the wine-bibli g mer-
chant, " write that I have many,
physicians, but 1 they never ere toed
r: y case ; that Dr. Specific understood
perfectly, and that life medicine does
pot reterfere in the least, wall m diet or
habits." ,
" For me," aid the forlorn we ek,
• write that I have suffercellerri ly rem
ricl. blue devils—every kindicif unn ter-
yspepsia, headache, particular debility,
able torments—and never found anything
1
r any body to relieve me until I came to
Dr. Specific and procured a blottla of his
sirup."
;
i " There," saidthe cletrgyMan, " now
we've done our duty by the Idoctor, and
dare say our certificates are qui as
good as any he as got, and yet 7° ave
none of us said hat isn't trete eno gh.
Doctor," added ' he, "those; eolith tea
Will be publishe in the daily papers?"
" Certainly."
" And you w 1 put my name in c pit-
" Certainly.
"Thank you.; I always look for I in
such cases." ;
ISo the seven en, bearing seven bottles
of Sovereign Sir p in one hand, and seven
Of Dr. Specific's Medical Almanacs in the
other, marched own stairs and flied into
the street, whil the doctor erranged his
new certificates in a flaming advertise-
inent, which m y be found in most of the
Papers of the d y. 1
studious habit,
ileal from dys
. doctor's sirup e
luid shall contin
feel tbe need of
at the Classical
"For me,"Sai
V. write that
7:
r
"Doctor,
right. Yo
We don't
,ter with us
Don't ask
me any ad
on, but I
wheels. %
good. ?"
" My fri
deceive yo
extreme a
is all one d'
every body
can say, th
nothing wil
As the d
asked the
little certi
he had tre
man imm
said he, ad
due to Dr.
him our ce
true that
yet, but w
derstand h
tice to giv
whenever
9
TS
an
1C
:1
•
me to the last
sat with eyes
ously playing.
es erted , vacant,
till cufloatin about, tossed
;
f ssipati n, and drawn
her in th eddying cur -
[t was a phitntom of a man.
lance of r4lity it posselss-
ity of Iwr tchedness.
!' said I D r Specific, in a
with pity "what a• mercy
8 go to th bottom!"
aid the reck, "you're
is the se entific practi e.
to know what 'is the rnTat..
e want s mething to tae.
ny questi no. Don't gve
1 can't stop. I musI go
w nt something to oil the..,
ill your medicine do me ny
. ' said. 4he doctor," I wi n't
1 -have neer tried, it ii so
rie yoUrs ; but, you se it
se, and w at is good for
st be eloo for you. Th el
my siru dont save you,
HAM
A. FINE LOT
AN
BROWNE
ALSO
50
La ce
r took th last $5 bill, he
lemen each to give him a
e of th s ' cess with which
tiyheairro . The clergy -
e. My friends,"
ssing t
catti s ae ft s e nw' he go thinko u. 14 It is
'ave nob t ed his medicine
ve taken advice and un-
ystem ; it is my p ne-
s letter of uecomxnendation
t anop» nity. If the
110
HAla
.1
OF SMO ED HAMS
SIDES AT
L'S 013-.)0ERY.
VERY FINE
IT T1, -
dies
dies of 9 pounds.
Try It and if n t as represented return it, and
your mo ey will be refunde .
REMEMB R THE, .PLAQE
Don NION BLOCK
1
Nearly OP osite the Post Moe.
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J. BROWNELL.
BUTTV,
E D VV A
WILL
PAY FAIR
DAI R
IN -ANY
AT
GODERICR
NEAR LUMS
R, BUTTE114.
1
RD CA H
AS UStIA
PRICES $'0R OOD
BUTTER,
I
QT.J1U4TIT ES,
1
IS OFFICE,
STREET, SEAFORT
DEN'S DRUG STORE.
TWO GC
I-1
BEST P
cI
OD REA6ONS
WHY
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1rEb
During this Month we w t more Customers than
1
during any preYions month since commencing btu+
ness, and in ceder to insu an extra number of
BUYERS for JULY we offer EXTRAORDI-
NARY - • INDUCEMENTS i the way of PRICES.
-RED THE LIST.
• Ladies Collars and Cuffs, Fri
Cents up. Readymade Su
Hoop Skirts, all prices. L
Trimmed Hate and Bonnet
CONTINUE
la ' 9
IS THE
T.JACE TO BUY
YOUR
You get get th
for your mon
You are al
FIT.
Op
READ THE LIST.
lls and Ruffles, from 10
mer Skirts, 70 Cents.
trge Number of Ladies'
, all VERY CHEAP.
READIN
The Balance of our DRESS GOODS to be Sold at a
NOMINAL PRICE. Han ome: Black Grenadines in
Checks and Stripes. New Summer Plaid Dress
Goods.
THOMPSON'S Co sets in ALL STYLES.
DONT SKIP A LINE
FIRST.
Best Value be had
y- -
ECON1).
ayS euro of a PERFECT
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DON'T SKIP A LINE.
All those Beautiful Plain B ck and Colored Silks, at
a Great Reduction. Ladies Gloves, Kid, Black and.
Colored, Two -Buttoned, from '75 Cents Per Pair. ,
Lisle Gloves, from 10 Ce ts Per Pair up—Cheap.
BIG LOT.
Two Cases of American Go
Factory, Prints, &c., whic
BOTTOM
D-PNOAN
OTED FOR CHEAP
11
A BIG LO
Just Received in Ducks,
will be sold at ROCK
RICES.
T.
DUNCAN.
AND GOOD GOODS.
GO
D VALUE IN TEAS
T EA 8.
3
TRY IT AND P
THE SEAFORTH M
INSTRUMEN
WILL;SON &
• „, 4 a „,f,
Bei to dilredflineattenti
to the following facts:
Speciality of -the Best P.
in the Canadian market.
THE MATHU.SHEK &
CELEBRATED
Never !before has any
jected toeuela close erit
tests by friends and f
;above named instrume
being so radically diff
other, so ingenious in
and producing such won
purity of tone, has attr:
tion and admiration of
osophers and musical c
have therefore been look
vations b,y manufacture
other Pianos, who, bein
in them any weak points
endeavored to storm th
sertions. But after ten
trial of the one, and Tw
the manufacturers are e
that they have more tha
highest hopes of their
tast silencing the guns
Atrial is all thatisrequi
ly convince the public o
PLAG7.
ROVE
ICAL
EMPORIUM.
SOOTT
n of the publin
They make a
nos and Organs
ABLE & SONS
I.A.NOS;
iano been sub"
eism and severe
s as have the
ts. The scale,
rent froin any
ts constriction,
erful poser and
cted the' atten-
echanieS,
phil-
'tic.; and they
dupon as inno-
and dealers in
unable to find
for assault, have
in by unjust as -
ears of thorough
ty of tbe other
bled to prove
vindicated the
friends, rind are
their enemies.
ed tothrough-
[these facts.
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THE VOCEL -& LIN OLN ORA -NS
Are universally acknow edged to be the
best in- the market, and each instrument
is fully Warranted for ve year. The
following are a few', of t e many advan-
tages we claim for this nstrumeat over
all others made: The 1' TENT P1ANO
ATTACHMENT is a c naracte Ocean ;
is fully proved and ted. Sparkling
Vivacity is by this imp d to he inn..
ale. Is always in tune. The Dtanifold
Pipe gives richness and purity of tone,
equalling the best Pipe Crgans, i prov-
ed,.and above competion, and. stands un-
equalled, and alone. Scilence, experience,
good stock, skilled workmanship and
honest purpose make ti4se 0;agarau
neji8 b. eTheyt
' commend thpuiselves. 0
1 ally voiced and tuned.
Pianos and O.rgans of other makes sup -
AT THE GOLDEN LION;
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
L GAN & JAMIESON.
LINTON WOOLEN MILLS.
THE Sub sciber would take this opportunity of finking his numerous customers for their! libere
p t ronage in the past, and hopes by close attimtion to business to still secure s large share
obit confidence. Having fitted up his machinery in liret class style, he le now prepared to
Cad, Spin, Weave, Full an Dress Cloth; Manufactur
.pkwkets,Flannel Skirting 7loth and Stocking Yarn,&c.
He has also constantly on band a large assortment of Tweeds, Pull Cloths, Shirting Flume
Blankhts, Stocking Yarn, Grey Flannel, Striped Flasnel, Checked Flannel, de., dff., which pie. wi
trade or Wool, or sell cheap for Cash.
¶tIId Subscriber's personal superintendence wlllj be given to Custom Boll Carding, and sati actio
may e relied on. Persons living at a distance ftomn Clinton may expect to get their woo card
wbije hey wait.
W. mix,
ite Commercial Hotel,
SEAFORTH.
2
000 lbs. of Good, Clean, Fleece Wool Wan ed,
For which the Highest market price in Caeh, will
Clinton, May 23, 1876.
Paid -
.E. CORBE T.
*ILL4IA.1/1 QAtSMP3E3M
MERCHANT TAILCR AND CLOTHIEll?,
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SEAFORTH,
IS N0W RECEIVING A LARGE
LATEST
plied on, order when des
The Trade Liberally
A few Second -Hand
wayaoa hand.
Remember the Plac
,us by.
I LLSON
THE FARMER'S
7.
STOCK. OF ALL .KINDS OF TH
TYLES OF
8r41N0 T WEEDS, /WORSTEDS, AND GENERAL, )rURNIS
HATS, SHIRTS, COLLA,RS-, Src.,
AT THE LOWEST QUOTATIONS
LNG
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'red.
cat with.
Instruments al-
,
and do t pass
Se TT.
O. C.' WIL
FAVO ITE.
SON'S
AGRICULTURAL IM LEMENT EM-
PORIUM, S ORTH.
The B8t and Cheapot Race in, the
Cou4ty to Pwrehaee Agrioultural
Irnfilement8.
When you get an Implement from Will-
son you can rely upon it being as
rprisented.
STILL TIHIE COME.
Another car load of ree Self -Damping
Horse Rkes, 700 of which hve already been sold
this spring. As there are nly fifteen 'hundred
being mtle this season, fa era had ;better call
early as he stook will soon e run onto
in greater demand
None other stands
Wood'
y than ever before.
edf Self -Bake Reaper
s
the telt lof time so well.
Wood' Iron -frame Mower, the lightest draft,
and moat complete working Macliine Made.
oitnen'a Self Bake Beaphr, too well knowri to-
ned recbnimendatjofl.
The Back -Eye Mower, which ever -person ad -
mita, ca 't be beaten.
1::)1.,J0
Of all ceseriPtions. Anot
perfect Thistle Slayer's, ltros
Bomeii1ng New in Gang
Wrought Iron Frame Gan
Boos Gang Plow in the ma
and try it.
Tnrn4p Seed Sowers,
and all lasses of impl
The abo-vi implements a
will be g;iven on trial. Ss
or no sale.iis 0. C. believe
that wo't stand totting
er car toed of those
yia No.
Plows. Ornelph
Plow. his is the
ket. Came and see 11
SEWING M
weaid everybody says
eensib16 person now admi
Hoes and Weeders,
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e all warranted and
isfaction ;guarateed
that anL implement
't worth haying.
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CHNES-I
be true, and every
that
tHE FLQRENCE
Hu equal. 11 beidifpo
l.0QAllkinepidszasehin s in Stock
wta
will insist co buYing,,,
them.
PlowlPointe and ell
Pain swsy 04 hand.
SerwW Machine 0114
dam swailieedY.
A fun fiteclref
ce
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