The Huron Expositor, 1876-09-08, Page 3seven
Vitrereti th
ed rase -hors v s
:k (if each of the
y had been match
-
one of %tibial' was
The cause of the
emaareeseememeameo_'
Illtrtent. At-
viteery,
Market Sonare and
. A. It ttit Nt:•*-1.
and
-denele
W • lE.SirtADDYN.
- - -
;• ata -•i en 1 Cee.fet-,-
• t. Ane-Oiro /1 awl
c reflected on
364
ttotreytSolicitor in
and Seaforth, O•f-
:ore, Goderich, end
:354
Aere, Attorneyket-
;rv, NoterieePubIf
• St.*:•tEn, (ha- '
415
-
ers. Atter..
Clinton,
the • -w• Boyd
yto1tit farm
0. A. 'WATSON.
4ro and <Attorneys
U•ry and Ingo:van/1,
etc, Ott.ccs-rea-
f Private 1-tirula to
t. Interest, payable
U. W.
• -
'--MllarriteiK,
eir& Cliancery nue.
;tad Conveyancers.
ixforth. Agentsfot
PREF.
:per cent. Farms
48
!ri..111. Surgeon and
t, °filet" and resi-
rcet, first door
&42
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I., Physician. Sur. I
Comity of Miran. I
Market and High ;
ESS, Physicians,
OFFICE--Mitin
ton, JornAt Ci.mp-
tt JOIN Ji. Bcx.- ;
424.
Mite of the firm ;
ford/ Graduate of
.Ourgeou and c -
e -Booms in I
1 by the late Dr.;
Hotel, Will at -
and Fridays. ard
a
SEPTEMBER; 8
POST OFFICE. STORE, Alt'
CARD OF A
7
T BEG most respectfully to thank ruk-
cuatomers for their kind pattemeao for
eleveu yeare hich 1have been doing
among them, aud Hallett ft cvntinnanie
favors in the future. I lhavo received
sIiiLnoon: and Shoes,' Dry G oode,_ Grace
provisions, C:oel:ery, hteavvere, flardwar
0ti, Paint Cile and Patent Meclicinee of a
criptions. Farm Produce taken in e
' I would eh.° tank reepectfully intimate to
who have not pahl up their rte.:aunts, dee j
to cull and do go at once, either hy efu
note, fie I lariat Juice Kettletnent.
without any further notice. h eii
sa
lIONIW TO LOAN,
if yon wain to borrow mon( y on Boo r
you do st-ell t 0 call on rue before goin,
e,bere, es I tun t kr the bent Loau "
tic/, in the Boo:felon, Terms Bell,
LIFE INSIT4ANCE. -
if you. want your life !figured give ma
I am Agent for the Sun Mutual Life Ins
company, of 3Tontreal, one Of the best
prosperous Ineutance Companfee in the D
chaos,
ion, and cooducted Ott tho ninfit 000nonileal
izin _Always A ttentive to Bush,
• •
Give Ofe a Call,
- Gall at Pattison'e ff yon want Bacon, %sow
Hams, asel Jars, Jelly Glasses, Ilarveat Gkemit •
Sugar, Tea, AC., all very cheap for cash et ou't
43.1Pcsjt "I" 8t°reli. PATTIBOX, Post °Mee Sioy.
" 7117. D R ;177 .11.
STA GE BUSINESS;
To The People of Seaforth,
A IPRLI.171 begs to rettirn thane to the
3•iereha1ts and Business men of 8eatorth ter
the li bend patronagee warded him sincebeasainn.
ed ecultrol of the Braying- Bitelueseofteaktik,
Ire would also kat° that ho Is now keret* s
ed than ever to attend to the wants Of his aria
erg having platted another team fu the %mkt,
; Goods by raft delivered pi omptly. lIonae Fatah -
tire removed er.roltilly and on reagonable tenni,
Gardene plowed, and all other chores hi this sus
attended to on theshortegt runlet.. Promputudo,
Civility, and moderate ebarges are the cardinti
priuelpleg which he obgerves in his businene
To the Traveling Ptiblic.
The old Royal Mail Stage still *live and Ilene
ishing, Parties requiring to travel between see
forth and Brusgele will find the BIAID STAGS the
safest and most comfortable. The- thifire are
careful arul soberiit he horses fast and reliable
the coaches warm and comfortable. JOHN CAMP.
BELL, Proprietor.
441 -
FARMERS AND DAIRYMEN. •
Mrs. WHITNEY Seaforth
Ts A.LWATS ready to supplY MILK CA
-L and- DAIRY UTENSIL01 teens
on the bhortest Notice, and at priceg thatest
snit alt who want &good &Adele.
Call and See What She Cum Lo Be-
fore Purchasing Elsewhere,
THE PUREST AND BEST COAL OIL
st styles, neatly
In the market Wholesale and Beta%
rgieeloperatione 7., ,
Lu. Peere
sealow zry Aina of 7 at 11
doork Comte/tali on
}nice hours from
Rand or Made to Order.
270 i Remember the Place -Corner of Johnend
_ ; Streets.
moon, Gradti- 4aa MRS. WHITNEY,
ollege, Seaforth,
etr of Ellioran k; SEAFORTH PLANING MILL,
,.t/ to, night or , • -
rin 114nd' SASH DOOR AND:BLIND FACTORY
...e4 ask; sound- . •
'red. 4071
E subscriberbeggleave to thank his wunerent
cnstomerefor the liberalpatronage extendedto
radnatc " the him since con2rueneing business in Seaforth, snd
After devoting trusts that he may be favored with a continuance
!ssor Smith, of •
of the isame,
°flite at hg; Parties Intending- to build wonld do Well to give
Callaprorot.ptly, him a call, as he111continne to keep on hand 6
latge iithe4' argestock of all kinds ef
hand. Horseg
-tigeates given. DRY PfNE LUMBER,
teiseion„ 4.0<4
s s Id.'; Ps
tiate and Prize- DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
haea, awl
ollege,Toronto, SHINGLES,, LATH, ETC,
adierehe will be
all
f f eelg confident of glyingeatisfaction that Idut/ff ej--an excepteal whornav f aro ur him with their patronage, as none
1. h • '
ourg. inte&i.: but firet-eMee workmen &reemployed,
f cows Ten,. 3.--.1--art1ett1arattention paid toCustom Planing
310 ; 201 JOHN IL BROADFOOTi
ntle Maker, •
403
LAN. Dress
done in all its
store. A
<aranteed, Ap.
443
;dicer -for the
:tentleti in all
at the Ex-
it ended to
Ont. T„ A.
deem.' elegant
:oreee elwayti
11.1 etablee
Alain street.
trtiptly attend -
THE COMMEFICIAL LIVERY,
SEAFORTH,
GEORGE WHITELEY,
T TANI:se- purehaged the S toe 2 and Trade of the
A -A- Commercial Livery, formerly Bell's, from
Megsrs. Morrison & CO., beg e to state that he in-
tends carrying on the bueinese in the old stand,
d has added several valuable bOraos and vehicles
te the formerly large etoelt. None but
Contfortable Treltieles and Good
Reliable fiorses Will be Kept.
Covered and Opeu Buggies and Carriages, *04
DoaAl
Double nd Single Wagons ways Beady tortree,
speetni Arrstrigemetats with- Confiner-
a:mlt
nt e.
Ordere left at the Stable:. or any of the Hotels
111 oe promptly attended to, 418
•
. 300 STEAMS}IP GIMPY.
L -
SRELS Sall Weekly from Quebec for Liver-
Mitehell, pool, calling at Belfaet, Through Tieketg
Lanka „th the Netted from Seaforth to Liverpool.
for tho Very
foloni 1,nd „ Steerage, Seaforth to Liverpool... 832
U the fact Cabin, Seaforth to Livirpoed„... 68
-Is, and being I
tado-if good
n to business!
deal of thne 1
new raachin-
gis of Cuendo
the shortest
paid to the
A. IABI,"ITAGE, Agent -
A few thougand dellarg to loan on imProved
farm property, principal payable at any time. co1
in any PLUM tr. Mlit the borrowersconvenient*,
Some very nice Building tote for lisle in Seldoldb
and Egumnclville. Cell and eee plan, and Retro,
tieulars.
replete in all 488
in the ARmITAG:_,B,
k have bout
cing Heavy BUTTER TUT3S.
rey and "
tinanrpass-
Cam vari.
u•ap for eat.b, SAMUEL TROTT
.tnut roar- TTAK now ou hand at the Seaforth Tub Peetory
a number of his well and favorebly known
1wing ratea
atine-t, Machine Turned Butter Package'
'ancr These Packages are the heat in user inla
el; (h
nd rutting, oanda • -
gl ve satiszaction,
10c,
;Lai supervis- ;
dole f..r no
telt 1
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO
LARGE PURCHASERS.
Mr. Trott expects in a short time to eorsinnege
the manutantede of W aeh Tube on a large scale -
SAMUEL TROTT ,Seedr"*b•
- INSOLVENT ACT OF 1875.
irt the Matter of PHILIP VOLLMAR'
an Insolvent.
t alt. those
AND
--
ermined - SAMUEL GLYN MCCAUGHEY. cd "
lock, " nor r of Seaforth, In the Connly of Huron,
jug rateg: been appointed Assignee in this ;natter.
4, 14 foot t Creditors who have not aneady filed their elainta
over 4,000 are rermeated to file their claims before me lab'
7013 dcolit Ottla MOntit.
G. MCCAUGHEY, -
. _ 4544
be charged Seaforth„ Augnst 16, 1876, Affillence
t*
customer.,
continu. ; GOOD NEWS°
saN.
T HAVE come t� the 00I3eltt$1012 that I will sell
thoee Two Dozen Sewing Machines et 7ectQr1
prices. Come uow if you vraut to make
CES A BARGAIN
E Ana "Ter YOUr money, Conte eoon, s User sye
going out fast, sea lege
ite
A BIG DAY'S. WAGEL
A bold the Agency tor, theiredesetsm.46144.
For tartlet verticals* steer at I. Karrillgot
Hitrre- 1111eitisr troosso....sw: s -
Third door watt of OP
a ort Ofiloa, .
sesiwth, -
SEPTEMBER 8,
1876.
sou% squaws do not Nwear striped
.5t-ockisge. Three streaks of green paint
aftrilcir°hryanddoenhirl ;soru'r f4lier take a
eeemPaPer ?" saidLgen a ern, a n to a lit-
tle urclun Whom he caught in the net of
•frflg 0110 from hie hoo step, " 'Cause
„selitedsclimtee ytooutangke witif'e' says, „when
out a awe snug day a 1: to myself, I
0 George dear mother iff uOnOttniii.11ogn,,eanitla
then sea nothing of hi pat, „rm
othregihfnhtiseillii.g; elealav'etj''d) i ewaintlist ed itnoe-
Fhil, "Be
"Arrah, and wh
ciistoY, era?y" d"eajdr,threetauBrtn°edni Pat, "I haven't
atelYaelragYliesr ;diem n was trolling
out with a-Coekney-a g huine Coekney
_-when thcy finally app oiehed a ma-
in whieli was spree I out a heavy
crop, The cockney gaze
lt wasn't grass, i
it wasn't turnip -tops.
does you call this stuff ?"
eonipanion, "That I WI
sert,"'was the reply, "J
sa he. "That's cutting
thiek. If that's hay, jus
hayeorns, Come -now."
-,fa the Agricultural I
tennis' Exhibition ther
` ease bogs stuffed, each
-ett it wonder -
wasn't wheat,
"Vy, vatever
said he to his
y, bay, to be
ay 11' exclaim -
it a little too
:show inc the
'ail 6( the Ceti-
' are two
bearing a lee -
sal telling their age, Sce., followed by
the word "taxi1ernust.1 A man and
is wife were looking at these with great
iuterest. After reading the placards,
the woman said: "Why these are tai-
idermists. I thought they were hogs."
ger husband looked at the creatures
with a puzzled expression, and then
wed carefully over the placards, as if
tof satisfy himself fully 011 the point.
Finally he replied : "They ,are hogs."
Taxidermist is the naree of! the place
they eome from."
slhere was a Kerry priest," began
ed She, "an' he had the fashion of
hearin' confessions wid a slate an' pen-
cil; an' he'd write down every sin, an'
the price of it opposite. Well, one day
a big naountainy fellow carne to his duty,
ant says he, 'I bruk a db.111s. head last
Hallow -eve,' 'That's ninepenee,' says •
the priest. 'I cut the tail ov Larry
cow.' 'That's a shillin' ; oh, be.
gob, a shiltin' that is!' and down it went
on the slate. 'I murthered me wife
twice.' ‘Ttiat!ri thruppence ; go on.'
'I kilt an Orangeman. ,'Whoo ! says
the pri et, rubbin out everything, 'that
does iut all the rest,' " 3
-A
day's 1
Scotch minister, after a hard
bor, and while at "denner-tea,"
as he 0 lled it, kept incessantly praising
the "h am," and stating that "Mrs.
Dunlop at ham was as fond 0' harm
like th t as he was," when the mistress
kiudly ffered to send her the present of
ahain, "It's unco kin' o' ye, unco kin',
but I'll no pit ye to the trouble ; I'll
just ta ' it hame on the horse afore me."
When, a leaving, he mounted, and the
ham was put into a sack, some difficulty
was eeerienced in gettiug it to he prop-
erly, Illis inventive genius soon cut the
Gordian knot "I think, mistress, a
cheese ih, the ither en', wad mak' a gran'
balanees!" The hint was immediately
-
acted oh, and, like another John Gil-
pin, he moved away with his "balance
true."
-An old Stewatiton lady, with her
very ol and privileged handmaid, lately
visited traish Church.° While resting
on a he distoue the mistress, •captivated
hy the urrounding hills and the quiet,
well -k t God's-aere, said ; "This is a
far nice place tau be buried in than oor
place a hame, that' e owregrown wi' net-
tles an' covered wi' broken bottles, I
wad lik to lie here, it's sae qua -it an'
bonnie.' "No me, mistress," said the
ancieet nisi& "I wantttae lie in oot ain
kirkyarl, °Anal% kept folk." "It's a
dull, vome place," replied the mis-
tress; )1"this hi far afore it," "It's a' 3.
wed en ugh when ye're 'yin', but what
Jult be l'ke whati ye rise, wi' nate but
strange4s about ye, yatterin' Gaelic in
yer lug, you no keniu' a word. they say ?
I wont! r tae here ye, mistress ; I'll lie
at ham an' ken the company I'm in
when I'm waukened,"
-
A Practical Joke On Himself.
A Charleaiont marketman, when de-
livering goods one morning, discovered
on leaving the house of a customer a cus-
tard pie setting in a window where the
lady of the house had. placed it to coel
for din or. Ile at once appropriated it,
and drijring direetly. to the store of the
lady's usband, called him out and, told
him he lad •'hooked" a nice custard pie,
and if 1-0 would get some cheese they
would eve a nice time eating it. Of
course be cheese was forehcoming, and
after le tiefautorily disposing of the pie
the que tioo arose whae to do with the
piste. The merchant said he would take
care of that, aud, suiting his actions to
his words, .dashed it against the wall.
When the merchant went home to din-
ner that day his wife striologized for not
having any dessert, saying she made a
custard pie for dinner and set it in the
window to cool, and she hupposed some
boys must have stolen tt. Her husband
wasn't pie hungry, Non seemed quite
pleased about something, but .kept
Next inorni;ng the merchant
meeting the marketma,n sang, our "Pie !"
In reply the other said : "Cheese ! And
Bw oirtonPlitndwc-ialidt,hat i -;you smashed !"--
Forcing a Sale.
It was a job to selllold Twister any-
thing at a decent profit, and, indeed, to
sell him at all halt the time. He ohly
hauled over goods, asked prices, said
they were too high, and Walked off. One
day our head salesman saw him •cotuing
in and told the boys te keep back and he
would certainly sdl him something be-
fore he left the store, and so we stood
back and waited.
"What's the price -of these goods ?"
said Twister, taking hold of some that
were lying in an open case.
"These, Mr, Twister, are twelve and
ene-half cents a yard," said the salesman,
naming half a cent under the trite.
"Twelve and a half! Too high. Now,
at twelve we might trade."
"Well, we will say twelve to' you,
said the salesman,
Men, 1 clunno as I want the goods
haemilademia 1:da'n"-b"uebyijd.tei-rtw; insteowr, a‘tletle°vuegnbtatilblei
"Well, you shall have a case at eleven
and a half, said the salesman, determin-
ed he should buy at some price.
mid"W"Tewils, tlerd.on't want ,but half it ease,"
,_ "Very well, we will divide the cue
Ler you,"
s'e," said the purchaser, "you'll
throw in the ease and won't charge for
AI*
THE HURO
EXPOSITOR.
the cartage ?
"Yes," aid the salesman, 'we'll take
out httlf t e ease, charge ) on.nothing for
cartage, throw in the ease, a sell you
the goods or II s cents."
"Six Itio the/ s'pose " eel le keen
buyer'
"Yes, si wont& (zed- t, tid privi-
lege of re timing all yon d ii't sell,"
said the ersevering seller. "Now, I
suppose 1 they ship them right up to
your town ?"
• "No, no, don't be so fast, y ung man-;
I guess I won t take 'eni-f d n't like to
have good i forced-ou me iifs that style."
Bodton Comimercial Alike&
Getting Poste' d
A colored man, hobblin ong with
the aid of a crutch, hal ecl a police-
man on Brush etreet ye te day, and
said !
haen'tsbin in dis tow!, 1 ng,. an' I
wants 110113 advice,"
"All rig it, °' was the re y eply.
if I is walki g along de
street an' see a tire t'wh t us'. f do
about it? I asked - the e 1r -arrived
citizen.
"Why, you must shout ir as loud
as you can to attract atten 10 ."
yes .12
"And tl en go toithe ne
aound the alarm,"
"I see."
"The steamers will spe
and the fir
"Dat se
mused the
queshun."
will be put ou
ins sensible ai
man,' "but da
"Go ahead."
W!
"What SalarY does d
and when does do cash
in ?"
The officer Medea furthe
and the old meusshook his
sponded
"Couldelt do it-couldn
While I was gwine frew
tions, I could make tei o al
wood: Is born, into, this
Cash basis !"-Detroit Free
•
Without Bagg g
The Norwich (Conn.) Bu
this atrocious story : "4
maiden frem neighborin
to the city on one of the h
week to visit old acquain n
West Sider I She looked robu
cheeks ask med even a rubier
iu her pal y days, and it wal
something more than rouge f
spiratiou hich rolled do
failed to ake the least impre
it. She b tight no bagg ge
althoughI e, was goitig to at
night or re. iShe said she
to be botl ered with it. Yet
sojourn s. e displayed a bout iful ward-
robe. Sli received the at entkris of an
res box and
di y respond
ll right,"
one more
gl
he
t
all
ilhi
WI
Pr
.4
CO
pay me,
to come
planation,
and re
ink of it.
deze mo-
gs sawing
rid on a
88.
•
lean tells
iddle-aged
iity came
ays of last
es on the
t, and her
hue than
evidently
r the per -
her cheek
siou upon
with her,
y a fort-
idn't want
acing her
anxious w dower in a bea tif I `mourn7
ing silk,' pd -played crouget with more
youthful gentlemen in one of those
chaste, el gant dresses (miide a century
ago) of c• nibric elaborately ti red with
beautiful peacocks. An then when
washing aYs came round, her accour-
tlisinnent didn't hinder hr being use-
ful, and hel helped her bootees at the
wash -tub si in a calico as plain as that of a
Quakerestr! After she returned home, it
came to li 't that she wore all of her
0100114 4g ther on her person when
she came the city, which explains the
ruyetery her ruby complexion and a
moustron bustle which 4tracted uni-
verealatt riot."
-
.
A Wo an's Scheme
4ig Burglars.
Bargla is are busy almost! every night
now. N ght before last ai attempt was
made ou he rear of the h use of Dr. F. 777 IAT
F. Starr, 179 Sigourney s reet, but. the
burglars, h ee ia number, wcre seen and
!nestle, h da.ieen absent a the seaside,
but they l paned to get back last night, FINE D
2
didn't ge in The fatnily, ex ept a do -
and the d ni stic, why hadi slept during
.
their aI,s-z:eo in her mistr sa's ' room, re-
turned to he Own room ever the rear HIGHEST P
apartmen About 2 o'clock this morn-
ing she was awaiencd by sounds at the
men, dark ' night
back door. Going to thias the a Window she
could see thee
was, one u y boring with an augur, an-
other apparently assisting him, and a
third under a tree a rod or two off, keep-
ing watc , to give at alarm if a police-
man or any other person should happen
along. Going to the room of her mis-
tress, she informed her of the situation ;
and Mrs. Starr, though she had loaded ri-IBE =demon
revolvers lyilug on the table, Wisely chose -L of BeafortL an
ecjunlly effective weapon hag commenced
ad once before! used with
Ile .t. She t olS a tin horn, , IN
about three foot long, and, going to a!
bay -window near the scene of operations, !
quickly put it out under cover of the in the Shop next
Se
r Thwart -
1 character ; wi grind
mgifts of govern-
ment and cons ruction, like Chandlish ;
of winning and oving oratory like Guth-
rie; and only notable fertility in 4 the
produetion of s eh men e,ould have en-
abled the Na io Jill EStablishment of that
small country , endure the fearful drain
whieh has been rought upon it, since its
establishment y repeated catastrophes
within its bold re."-4Air, Gladstone,
Grand runk Railway.
Traina leave 9 :al rth Station as follows:
GOING WEST- i #
Day Expregg, • ,,,,,, ,,,,,, P. M.
- Night Express.: 8 55 P.M.
Morning Mixed. ,,, ,,,,,
'Afternoon Mixed
porno Easo-
31orning Exprese . ,...„ . , . ,, .....7,55 .31.
Day Exprees, „ ,,, , . , , . , • ..1.1:306 3151..
Wren* Mize 4. 02
AlternOon Mi4ed .5,00 P. 51
London
urott and Bruce.
GoING Mail. Mixed,
1Vingham, depart .... 7,134) A, M, 11.00 A. M.1
Beigrave 7$8 A, M. 11.80A, M.
Blyth 8.15 A. 51, 12,00 A. M.
Londeeborough., , „ 8,80 A.M. 12,25 A.M.
Clinton 8.55 1. 14. 1,15 P. Id.
Brucellold. „ 1115 A. M. 1.40 P. 31,
Kippen 9.130 A. 31. 1.55 P. M.
Hansen 0:40 2:05 "-
Exeter 10,00A. 51. 2.45 P. M.
London, arrive -11420 A. id. 4.50 P.M.
GOING NORTH- Mixed. Mail.
London, depar • „ 7.80 A, M, 5.00 P. M.
Exeter - 1.0,50 A, M. 6,80 11, M.
Hensall, .... -11:15 " finie "
• Rippen 11,85 A. M. 7,00 P.M.]
„ A. M. 7,15 1', 51.1
12,150 P. M. 7.40P.M.
Londesborough 1 lb P. M. 8,00 I'. M.
Blyth , 1,85 P. 8,15 P.M.
Beigrave 2„00 P. M. 8,135 1'. M.
Wingham, arrive 2,30 P.M, 9.00 P. M.
• --.
% eiders. Hailway.
Brueefield .
Clinton
Great
Trains. leave Bru
as under :' I
GOING non a i 1 GOISG SOUTH. I
Mixed., .... 9:2S M. Aceom.o. • • • dal A. AL
Accom .. ... . 13:40 , M. Accom 8:08 P. M.
Accom 9:35 . M. Mixed 6:15 2.14.
sole steti8n, north and south,
DISSOLUTIO OF; PARTNERSHIP.'
HE Partnership for some time carried on1y
the undersigned ndor the IMMO of BOEHLER
& WEBER, as Pot ers, in the Village of Egmond-
ville, is this day issolveal by mutual goneento
Jacob Weber, one f the, members of the late
firm, will payall d mends against said firm and
receive all moneys tie said drill and will carry
on the said bu eine s as before. '
VALENT1EN BOEHLER,
JACOB WEBER.
Witness -8. G. M •AUGREY. 4554
THE SE E9A WHEAT.
••••!•••
THE BEST ND SUREST SEED
WHEAT IN THE MARKET.
W51. BEHItt,
sale, in 8: ,
excellent wheat $
ouly variety of wh
seagon, and is big
tors and farmer&
possible.
454
Sesforth, has on hand end for
forth, any quantity of tnis
itable for seed. This is the
t that gives a good yield this
ly recolinnended by both mil -
end in your orders as early as
'WM. IIEHALL, Eleaforth,
N OF PARTNERSHIP.
heretofore snbeisting between
, under the firm name of WIL-
has been dissolved by mutual
nese will hereafter be carried
me. All debt,: contracted by
liquidated by 1. B. Williams,
he late firm ; will be oolloet-
J. 111. WILLIAMS,
NOBLE CLIME.
h t e above the undersigned
o is numerous customers and
ds to continue the manufac-
ng and cisterns as hereto-
. Ile has now Knob facilities
turn out a better article for
y other establishment of the
,
d to him he would say that an
ig desired, as he is urgent-
DISSOLUTI
THE Partnershi
A- the andereige
LIAMS & CLUFF
consent. The bum
on by J. E. Wil
the late firm will
and all deb to due
ed by him.
TN conneetion wi
desires to state
friends than be in
Lure of first-class
fore, at the old g
as will enable hi
lege money than
kind in thin sect
To those inde
immediate settlen
ly in need of =MC
Beraember the o
Seaforth Pump F
d eetablished .and well-known
tory,
415 - I. R. WILLIAMS.
a safer au4
which she k
tremendons
blinds, and Ill,ew a blast that w
shamed Roderick Dim. It w
The burg ars dropped th ir i
and fled headlong, temple' the
tearing off into the dark ess
(13
"Olcl Boy" Ow after th al.
awoke the immediate xi igh
an uutimsly hoar, but it is a
burglars, land no accident oce
any unfantillar I andling f re
Tel.
ould have
as enough,
mplements
fence and
as if the
The horn IN ALL
orhood at
ttered the
urred from The stook htivto
volvers.-
18.
FIRST -CL
INTTPID, 777
00 TUBS
IRY BUTTER I
ICE IN CASH PAID.
, McDOUGALL & Co,
OE SHOP.
76. FALL IMPOR
ARRIVING
0C4-=R,S7,
RESS GOODS IN ALL T
OUR
BLACK SILKS,
BROWN SILKS,
BLUE SILKS,
DRAB SILKS, DRAB LUSTRES,
SEALBROWN VICTORIA SUITING,
NAVY BLUE VICTORIA SUITIN'G,
STYLISH MANTLES AND MANTLE CLOTHS,
ATI ONS 1876
E NEW SHAD
BLACK LUSTRES,
BROWN LUSTRES,
BLUE tusTREs,
AMERICAN PRINTS,
CHEAP COTTONS,
ENGLISH PRINTS,
CHEAP COTTONS,
isrorittom
NEW MAQHINE SHOP.
s.Tarsa-G fitted up the 5orreerl
envied. by CTII.kY SCOT, „Ire ptelared
to contract for
BOILERS & EIVQ1P4.12.*S,
ES.
STOCK OF FELT HATS AND GENTS' FUR-
NISHINGS IS ELEGANT,
1 -100 -MRS_
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
WILLIAM ALLEN
5 JUST OPENED OUT A VERY CAR FULLY SELECTED STOdK OF
Grockery, Glassware Fruit Jars, &.c..1
NO OLD BANKR PT STOCK,
*t New Goods, New Patterns, Close Prices,
of the pUbli
bey; to notify the inhabitants
surrounding country that he
sinew;
EAFORTH,
oor to Pinner& Carriage Fac-
tory, whet he intends to c rry on
The'Custo
Hartford! (Conn ) Times,
.-
Notable Prost)
Dr. McLeod tends ou
having supplied after I)
of tbe most distinguished
history o Presbyterianis
spects, mu after- Dr.
others probably before
s we see, the
not, so ,tar a
ulty of Chalmers, nor hi
his gorgeous gift of ole. ue
commanding pa-i-sion n g r
simplicity, nor his ab'solu e,
ere, sometaineS: embaras in
Chalmers"! WhOse memor at
more than 49 years back, is
the mind of , the writer f
was, inde4 a Man grea y I
the region of mere flesh and
may be compared with two
in Church history or leg' n
sented as risen into the a r u
fluence of religious mot n.
on the other hand, bad in re 8
more knowledge of 4the o 1
greater elasticity and va et
Chalmers Was rather man r
at it time ;! Macleod respect
hands and it all ways. 'ha
certain. clurnsiness as of ph
mental gait ;, Macleod w
mobile. Both were !nen
eminently able, earnest,
great gift* of oratory and
power. i A Church .that
may well en‘tr them to a
had them. Nor do theystan
Presbyterianism of Se,otland
done but little for literatu
:ology, ha% ntftwithstand" g
yitifi
- ed, during the last N.
of many remarkable pers ns
te
ans.
'think as
lneers, one E PLOYE
es in the
n some re-
Imers ; in
He had
sophic lac -
tensity, nor
e, nor his
s absolute
ndh,unitoiloittyh-., 453
period of
ill fresh in
hese pages,
ted out of
blood. He
gures, who
pre repre-
der the in -
Macleod,
rewdness
and far
of mind.
one idea
eckeri :hen:so:ay:a;
i; to God;
gli3ertgaic n, iwzithg
them not
burch that
alone. The
which hasl
r fog:tilt
0 a
nim
,
Oh a
im.
hilo
a
111
Shoe
usiu.ess
ITS BRAN HES.
been carefullly selected, and
none but I
:S S
And by strict atte
can rely on gcttzn
REPAIRIN
an
18 1
Lev
en r
arg
h d
tion to bus
good value
CKMEN
nee* the public
r their money.
Teas,
F1
runes,
Sauces,
Canned Goode,
Oatmeal,
EE DELIVERY.
GROCER(
FLOUR4SG,
GRIST ATI) S 1W J11- [ LS,
. Heading and Stave lachitery, 4z.e.
'BLACKSMITH WORK
AND L
GENERAL FIEPAIRS
Promptly iitt' ncled To.;
HES CAS INGO
; GRATE BARS AND
ruaN
FOUND= AND Mr-CY-WTI:BING Co.
BOBEBT BUNC1MAN, Manager,
; Seaforth, Feb.?, 1878, near amoon *owe. 426
KIDD'S HARDWARE.
RECcIVED
DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS
AMERICAN CUT N ILS,
SPADES, SHOV4S, FORO,
HOES AND RAKES,
GLASS PAI
NTS, O'
FENCING
AND BUILDING
to whieh he invites the attention
Of Every Descrip
S.
Sugars,
Fruits,
Mustards,
Hams, B on,
Corm al,
Dried Apples,
Piekles,
Spices,
Flour,
Mill Fe4, &c,
ILLIAM ALL*
gARDWARE
IOU Cheap.
EAVE TROUGHS AND CONDUCT-
!
ING PIPE
-
Pat up oft the Shortest Nike and Warranted.
Special 1nducernen4 to ca84 and
Prompt PayingiCustomers,
.JOHN. I KIDD,
1
GRAY, YOUNG
IIL&P
SPARL1NG.
S Ri I IT CA -
AT TITE
FARMERS/ STORE,
CRAY, YOUNG
THE CHEAP CAS
1
SEA'fOTh
WO
LEN NIL
LS.
S.
WOOL W- NTED
To Card, Spin, Jfa I/foam/re, or in
Exchange for W -den 6rooda,
OUSTOIVI ROLL -CARPING
Alwaye done to take home the Bina° 4ay.
SPINNING, WEAVING, COLORING,
• 'CLOTH FULLING, DRESSING,
(3- 0 0 :it 8 And every other branch of the busineee well done
on short notice,.
SEAFORTH.
SF'ARLfNa
GROCERY
IS NOTED Fog THE
EST SUGARS, TEA
IIT o
---1-
- TWEEDS, FUL., CLOTHS,
• BLANKETS, MIEETI,.NG,.
Flannel, Stoeki4g Yarn, &e.
1
.. Alii of our own "manufacturfn and Made out of
good wool, cheep forret& or -t001. :
WHOLESALE AND RETAR.
1 , •
,
Any kind of Woolei' -GoodS made.,to
order out of yo ooni,iwool. 1
4,
,
TERMS -Cash, or 29 per east extra, •
A. Ce.i VANE'GMOND .
Seaforth, May 2.5, 1876. 1 i 442
AND COFFES
HE BEST GROCERIES THE
ARE TO BE HAD AT THE CH
At tha Smallest Possibl
1\T
ARKET CAN PRODUCE
AP CASH GROCERY
Advance on Cost.
Fawley i8 Cutting Price8 Clo8 . Give Him a Trial.
SAW -LOGS f-iNAOTED,
Messrs, COLEMAN & GOUINISOCK
Will pay the Hieteist, Cash Price for
-
SAW LOGS OFALL
Also a quantity of ELM LOGS eaiLliblifOr the
niannfacture anoops.
•
•••••m•
Cif 680111 Sawing attended to promptly,
andes cheap as 04 1337 other mill.
lattatbOr of every deseription, sign Shingles,
Lath and Pit ket!! etwelson hand, And at the very
.ovrest market pricei,
5000 CEDAR :Iposirs, fe$ SALE,.
'COLEMAN-kl,GOUINLOK,
417 soLdotth
PLOWS, OLOWS.
1Oft a Nuraber One Plow go to T. 01E1,-
3; 1,1141, Kippen, manufactured by
MONflOB & HOGAN, Seaforth.
eine, don't despise it because it is go cheap. !,
IPlersonswanting a good Tb
Well to give them a trial.
Work or no sale. They --i11
or on short time. For
Ten pounds of Good Tea for $2 50 -this Tea is good
e got, either in Toronto or London. An
'done via Neatness
or money refunded. Patronize your own
Dispath. Teas bon ght from me parasietHeedkutlit eabifraeghreaeprP "ear cum:I:dell
T,eas put up in 5 or 10 pound pac ag
b you tau do as well if not bett•er at IMMO.
tOwn, don't send your 0A
J. J. SCOTT.
BUTT
R, B
TTER.
EDWARD CASH
.WILI, AS U UAL,
PAY FAIR PRICES. FOR GOOD
DAIR 9U ER,
IN ANY QU NTITIES,
AT HIS OFFICE,
GODERICE STREET, rAYORTH,
the
en of high NEAR LUMSNS DUG sToRE.
FLOUR FEED AND PROVISIONS
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
REE DELIVERY.
_
FAIRLEY, Seaforth.
MABEE (6 .111cDONALD'4
PLANING MILL
nd Sash and Door Factory
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO,
liVr ABER & McDONALD having established ix
41? -2-- connection with their Lumber Yard a Plan-
ing Mill and Bash ahd Door:,11140:rt are prepared'
te exeente work in this line in a astWador,
Manner., Flaning•luad Lumber knowing of way
diestniAlon done to order.
• Doors, 011818818. Trainee, de., always on hand as
&to order bi ths bit manner and of good
•
110 411110 ldndere ebarei sn4 (Or 11044
ar, • .-
1 EntiMates furnished for bandit* dell kinds.
4#9 NA.BEE MeDONALD„,
I 1
I, 3
ROIYAL CANADIAN *BANK,
EAFORT1.1 BRANCH.
DOMINION !MOON, MAIN -ST.
SEAFORTH.
D flis on New York Peyabie st any
Bs ha the ihiltedStates.
.111 ila of Exchange on Loiaden psysib.
n$, at) Chief Cities of thelquite4iRinadOen,
LtV/WRly PAID ON 15EPOS1T8,
M. P, KATES,
-
tit !taw*
GOOD HORS
B/# ebintith Wor
Repai
tcro to T. 31EIL1S',X.ippe
known to the public 14n
tele stand, two cloora no
Hip,pen.
sae Cutior ivld -40
hey are all Weiarantel
be sold cheap ior cash
SHOEING,
and General
'ng
ms weirk is too welt
puffing1, BeleMber
la of Shaffer'n Hotel,
4E56
THE SEAFORTH
li.NSIIRANCE AND LAND 'AGENCY.
ALONZO TRONG
I
s grartatilral in*cia4 Skj*Iire
od to tato tisiototrt nee pulite, and 14, prow -
VIE MOST FAVjRABLE TERMS,
0:14", Age" ..15 r!"2.1‘'
atentrts plco,pr -"alry:sle
NUMBER OF
TILOVXDs,
OPitesk--:dier '
Sesfortiu
the best Loan Bode-
purOase of loan
I SZOLASS 14.
FORSAIL_
naSts
,