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, deliberate upon in - the
11 ; and therefore it
; be au nenecessary -task to ex-
nfineiples which:ought Ito unc'ea,
Baekirist Legislation. Upon I
eurids cani believe that*ney exs
of the function of moiler
Ineeeesaa•y, unless on that of pat
ignorance being, the moat potent
ent of craft and pelWes.
to return to thesaltieet of Bank -
beg to state that I die -haat defend
oses" Saliercie fl to/o, brit the
of the achernt . so far as it re,
ma ng thefixed ettpitai of the
••in the form of our national
works, ead the .various sources
public it venue to be the basis of
irtaI currency ; ar d furthermore
eated the., extension of the same
ie o aa te lecluCe the fixed ea-
h.e-firitiseds, such as cultivated
_rid other rettenueable property
he basis of our national currency ;
at. midi basis should be secitr•ed
ids deposited with the govern -
Of the ceuntry. Ontario" oh -
.0 this idea and _insists that the
al currency should be based on
Wing capital of thecountry—a,
heet which -without the smalleet
Y of meson be paradoxically de-, -
Lite former, as a " state o otoing"1
lattu zis state of haring,"—
nnor " am eridence of debe find
-ter an emlence o caintal. - Ts
gage or bond on real estate, or
eventiable fixed capital an evi-
Of debt of the raartgages or bond
eor of the money which ia bae od
And the money bosed oie the
f the individuals who .may ba.ve
!eel; a. Bank discount Dr a pat. er
,te, an evichn e of the capit 1* of
If, ar of any one else'? OntariOV'
.eit or arguraent if you choose,
ie that it is ; arid yet if he had ',e-
t theattributes of the two schemes -
nth would have been more
. evi-
Agaixi his reference to the de -
tion the American curreacy as
nu n the whole matter in a "mit-
t is without apytforce as an are°a-
--
for, the " nutshell" must be
avken, its kernal analyzed, the
y of the American system, and
.7incip1e of the one I aavocate, or
of MF. Itose, must be shown,. .
.13 modhys opertmli of that depre-
'a explained before " Ontario" ,
theblisit his point. The A-merican
- is based on a credit upon tax-
atisiatet.out of the inereaSing re -
of the nfaion, which the eater-
exigeacies of the co.:tn.-try in a
of rebellion drove- the nationel
nment to have recourse to, and
the pantile,' cited by Ontario"
)erfect at the start. - But without
tine- an extravaeant drain upon
Ck
source of of the cfountry either by
teetiate taxation or by forestall-
'
natienal revenue through go:
lent Lauda—a course Nvhich 1 env-
':ily clenouncediumy former a4t-tie
t when th e magnitu de of the resUPCS
i (Lcurreuey based on the natienal
and to be redeereed by the future
al revenue of the country enabled
raerican govetnreent to achieve,
considered, we are constrained
it the practability, and the -Policy
vs -tem which basis the cun-eney on
tional taxation when confined to
gitimate purposes ofgovernment
lan which has been rectminended
Ate- of the most eminentl writers of
tary science in Baitain.1
'conclusion I gladly aeltnowledge
iritess of Ontailo" in Ibis); state -
of difference between the
t system advocated by him, _and.
elvocated by myself Nelen he says
Ite present taystem bases the cur -
upon. the ( conrertable) j1oati7l9
1 of the country, and mine upon
evenuable).fixed capital. Now it
ident that my plan afforils the
.tatigible sectnity to billholders ;
hereaa, the planhe edvocatea
billbolders at the mercy of the
-tuagement and speculative dis-
y of directors in making
. per advances to customers or to
el?ves, haying only the doable lia-
. of stockholders to fail back upon,
nay in the -end prove to be "men
arie ; mine would give the tarigif
ital of stockholders, which heal
. pledged with the government for
equity of billholciers to fall back
while his phut affords the
of seettrityeta the public consistent
the maximum of profit to be reap -
the Bank, mine would afford the
!nurfl of security to innocent billrs consistent with legitimate busi-
of the Bank, whose capital alone
d sustain the effects of mismanage -et
as it would improve through
anagement.
r Henry Ba.wlison, who affects
eelogy has satisfied himself, and
-mg to satisfy other people, thace
lolL is the site of the Garden of -
• Moreover, he claims to afore
vered public documents stored in
.•lort, which prove the foot and
b. " give an exact geographical
iption of the scene of man's
edence."---
flISTRICTATTERS
sTori and read Durican'e gaining
• t
advertisnaent
Tag 12ru at Clinton was celebrated
by- a procession Of .tliirteen. .-Lodges.
Several speakers, iddressedthe gather-
ing. , Mr, Lefroy tame down on the
Irish Church Bill in unmeasured terms.
Ih
last, .
part
The -Band
s pie-nie came off on Wednesday
14th: - Vafortunately the former
of thd day was , Wet Widell put
rimistakable damper uPon the
pleasure. Notwithstanding this the
afternoon was very pleasantly spent,
-the ill effects, of the weath.er not be-
ing manifested particulaaiy, save in
the very limited attendance. The
Raviete has commenced -in OAS sec-
tion of the country. The crop is very
heavy in almost evetey case, Some go-
ing nearly, or Perhaps Tao, thiee tons
to the acre.
Go xp HONE —Our Townsmen, P.-
:Bull and E. Cash9. have_ recently left
Seaforth to pay their native. ootuatities
visit—the former EnglanO, and the
other Scotland. May their tolir- be
pleasant and their return safe.
would direct the atte tion of our
readers to the notice in anot ereeluma
ef the opening of the God loll 10 -ram-
mer Schav
ool. We he good reaeons
for believing that, under the manage-
ment of Mr. Preston, it is One Of the
best high schools in the Province, ; The
County Cottecil, thlring its recent ses-
sion, visited ijp, and made a most flat-
tering report thereof
coin ittee had taken pains to provide.. -
.1i
, '
A0C1DENT.—On: Monday last a youne
inan named Anderson, who was workiug in the market house, fell 'from hie
position and Was eaught on a -meat hook
beneath the. lower Au. He was -imme-
diately attended ,te by Dr. Trach and
we are pleased to know that he is icloing
Nadi.
•
THE Mechanics' InstituteLibrary
will be opened ea Thar (11,37- next.
Members can secure tickets on 'appli-
cation to the Secretary any time, next
week. Membership can be •secured on
application to any member, of the Com-
mittee; on payment of One dollar. This
amount enables a person to get the use
lof about $400 worthjof reattling mat-
ter, about one-fourth of One per cent.
.TH:r.X.PIT'
treated to a sumptuous d , inner aft'
er
which 'they. paraded and then had a
shooting /match for a prize, It W.
limits and E. Pike scoring equal, the
prize was equally divided between
them. Although.a. very large crowd
was present there was no disturbance
of any kind nor did any accident occur
to mar the proceedings In the even-
ing there,was prize dancing after which
those who wished, remained and "tripp-
exce lent swings which weve well pa- ed the light fantastic toe" until- next
had
anorning when all departe
trot zed. Short, poinied and pithy d having;
adtbesses wel'e delivered by Dr. Camp- a jolly good time. - Success to Confede-
bell; Rev . Aylsworth and Mr. John tation, not forgetting Fordwich.
Gra. T. LEECHEVILLE---Daminion Day was
The " hboist fantastic toe"
- 'was observed bele by nearly all closing
.
not indulged in at length, consequent
. their places of business, and a general
upon the dampness of the sward
The Band discoursed sweet music at. stampede to* the various pic-nics and
•
inte -vals _during the day, and we other places' of amusement throughout
the township. The B. A. O., of G. T.
)&
thin - no one reeret1 e
m -enied being - t
t'' -a A' • lo went to Lakelet and spent the
RosaieleE IN SEAPORTH. —A dge
I. 0. of G. T., Went
eyeaings ac a "Venus and Adoni i
few- clay pleasantly.
were taking a ramble. Thelatter seized down to Spring Hill and by all accounts
a VOITy inj udicious opportunity to ' de- had a jolly :time. The volunteers
• marched :up .to Fordwich and were
clato his passion, ina-irnuch as the, generously _ entertained by the inhabi-
words that shonld have been sacred to tants Of that ambitious village.
MORE TALL WHEAT.—Mr. E„ ;Giant
of W. Wawanosh, writes us •-Under
date of 7th inst., of having palled a
fair apecimen of a.. four acre field ;Of
the White Flint variety, '-rneasitling
5. feet inches high. We consider
this extraordinary -ere account .9f the
" fineness" -of the variety.- Mr,. John
Hinahley. of Huila, has also :set a
sample measuring 5 feet 1 Inches.
Who can .sencl us a six hotel- V
THE Clinton New Era contains the
following sensible ;remark •,---'lltere
to be `sfeen- in a 'few gardens of this.
village Scotch thistles, 'which may
please the owner and gratify v;ssitors,
but if permitted to ,go to seed be
• a great detriment to tLe whole coun-
try. - We have thistles and weeds
enough without importing any more.
TEMPERANCE LECTURE.—Rey. Mr.'
Aylsworth delivered an excellent Tem-
perance Lecture in the Baptist ,church,
on Wednesday, evg., connection with.
• the Canada Temperance Union. A very
respedtable attendance WaS present,
and- we regret that space will not
peririt Us to give the Lectuier'S apt il-
lustrations, eloquent ithagery eird. in-.
tensifted feelings. Our eloquent friend
Mr. John Gray, chairman passed some
eulogistic remarks on the able dis-
course, and Rev. A. McDonald 'Bap-
, ti.st minister closed the meetifteg with
^
and farmers, and other connections to.
the number of two or three thousand.
Previous to this a platform for the ora-
tors had been eirted under the shade
of a group of ti tees, and planks were
spread over fallen. trunks forming sit-
ting accommodation for the multitnde.
The ceremony began with- an appro-
priate sermcxe as f am informed, and
after which several speakers addresed
the atbentive assembly for about an
hour. During the addresses several
gallant orangemen brought pails and
glasses, by -which men, Nvoinen and
children freely quenched their thirst
with pure "Adam's ale." A collec-
tion was made at the dose, and the
procession turned round and returted
to the village. Those who had come
from a distance began their home-
ward journey, and filially the rest gra-
dually dispersed, and as night speed -
its mantle over the scene the streets
cA.in.leyville resumed their • usual
tranquility—a few untaxed curs and
black porkers being the only prome•
naders. •
Thus ' closed the most memorable
day ia the annals of Ainleyville.
Here some years ago, reigned a " bowl-
ing wilderness," without roads, except
a track through an almost Impenetra-
ble forest, which took tliiree or four
days to accomplish the distance of
sixteen miles to the nearest -railway
depot, but as it now -stands, the -writ-
er sees no material dificrence between
it and the district within -fifty miles
around Montreal. The tireless arm. of
the sturdy settler hes reclaimed the
acres be now. -calls his own,: and has
added to the wealth of the country, eve-
ry blear of his- axe has been a step for-
ward—tutioh ! what a laborious task
it has been ! The reward of that -toil
is the waving green fields -which sur-
round his homestead and await his
sythe dr the reaper.
the ears of him who gave them utter:: Ain ', James Perkins, our excellent
anc4 e and those to whom they were ad- Reeve has eniarge.i and otherwise im-
drePised, fell upon °there. The only proved his Boot and Shoe shop, and has
mitigating circumstance intthe connee- llow as neat and tasty a sales room and
tion is that they were those that had work shop as could be wished for. He
11.13deizone a personal experiencekeeps font work men constantly elm -
"What's there name and 'where they ployedtinenanufacturing all kinds . of
live we ain't. ?going to tell." When boot wear of which he always keeps a
you; propose be sure no one's near eslarge stock on hand. --
pe4ally if there be the least risk of A farmer living on the 10th con.,
your suit's r jection. ' i more greedy than conscientious having
lost one of his steers by disease, brought
Bell'o Spring Bed Bottomtheinettt: down here and disposed of it
No" - • • - t tl f t tinit person is mole a r iN e o le ac a to severali parties who, however, soon
discovere/1 the trick, made him disgorge
vary man.y. of the " patent" artidies of -
the present ae are -worse than his ill gotton goods and allowed hini to
bgUse-
ao unpunished. He deserves a few
see anything of real merit nothing af- Years in Ole_ Queen's " boardiag house
less. This eing - the case when we
with hard labor." I
fords us greater, pleasure than to make 1 •
it ltnown. He' ce the reason that we - ,
' ORANGE DEMONSTRATION IN
wo4ild say a Nvort
in favor of the above
•
la.INLEYVIL.L.E.
nanied article. From experimental
knowledge we have no hesitation in By ThornasWidd, a Deaf mute.
saying " Amen" to the anlexed certifi-
cSome writers have frequently charac-
ates; which are but fair specimens of
scores that Mr. Bell has in his pos
. .. terized those parts of Canada as "the
extreme limits of civilization," or more
sessiop. If the pablic possessed but
half an adequate idea, of the comfort frequently still "the backwoods," where
Nvhich a goodspring bed..bottom gives the werk of the axe has just, begun.
But now:a-days one caanot , fail to be
we -are- sure all would have ore. convinced that such appelations are
SEAFORTH, JULY 120, 1869things of a bygone time.
-have in use in my house one of The anniversary of the famous battie
,
Tliomas. Bell's improved bed bottoms, of the Boyne was celebrated in the lit -
and I can fully reeemmend it as the tle village of Ainleysetile, with all the
best „I, (have eveeseen, as well as the pomp and show of the priestly Fete
cbeapeit. •Dieu of Montreal—except a, numbers.
, -
S. G. McCAUGHEY. The day was gloriously beautiful and
Seaforthe hardly .a cloud overshadowed the lovely
scene: A gentle. breeze fanned the
SEAFORTIT7 JULY 10; 1869.
faces of the gaily dressed crowds and
., We have used Mr. Bell's bed bot- made the hot -rays of the sun less op -
tom and find it superior to any other.- pressive. Abont 10 o'clock the village
With Pleasure we rec9rnmend' it to
the- public. presented a very . lively and grotesque
' t -.
STRAYED.
("IAMB into the premises of the subscribsr,
-1,a)• Lot 21, 4th Con., Tuekersmith, B. ,
a three year old Steer. The -owner is re-
quested to prove property, pay charges, and- -
take it, away.
ALEXANDER BROADFOOT.
July 15th, 1869. -
CAME ASTRAY.
OAME into the premises of tie subscriber,
k.) on the 6th. inst., a bay iiort The
Owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take him away.
prayer.
As willebe seen by poster ainounce-
ment.. Rev. J. Wild will deliver his
far famed Lecture "Baiter, in Sharp's
Hall on Friday evg next F,rout ex-
perimental knowledge we can assure
the citizens of Seaforth and surrouia,
ding country, that it they miss hearing
him they will have every reason. for
regretting it.. The novelty alone of
the theories. -advanced by the Leeturer
oommends it, by nine -tenths of
_such, efforts. There is no doubt but
that a crowded assemblage . par-
,
tieipate in the intellectual treat.
Boum liuRoN 11JIATott.—
..
The Mowing Match in connection with
the S. H. Agricultural Society; took
place on ;the farm of . Mr. Bell„ Tu.cker-
smtth, yesteialay, over 1,000 spectators
- being present.' Thirteen 'enteies of ma-
chines were made, as follow -a : Bell,
St George, single, Sherman, Stratfm-d,
combined, Jackson, Lucan, combined,
Ross, Franeistown, combined; McPher-
son, Glasgow ST. Co., Clanton, combined,
Bell, St. .George, combtned ; Potter,
Elora, combined; Patterson, Riehmond
single,'Sawyer, Hainilton, combin-
ed ; Massey, Newcastle, combined ;
Glen, Oshawa, cembined ; Hagyard, St.
Mary's, cemeined ; Thomson (Se Wil-
ms, Mitchell, single.. The entries
were not made in .• every case by the
makers, but in„some by their agents
The Judges were. Messrs: Biggins, Ar -
and Willis, and the Prizes were,
picture, -which would have gladdened
R. L. SHARP,
Prop'n, Sharp's Hotel. the heart of any painter. Across tbe
stteets were triumphant arches 'decorat-
e' witlt flags and etreameiz dancing in
'REMEMBER the *Swiss Bell -Ringers •
the breeze- The dry goods store keepers,
conceit tomotrow night. The Montre-
unrolled their colored merchandise,
al Herald, in their closing notice oi -the
celebrated A lleghanians, VoCalists and and stretihed them rtglit across the
street attaching ene end tie the windows
Swiss Bell Ringers, who are to appear
here on Saturday evg July 17th says : of the oppcsite store, blingiug out al-
most every color of the rainoow.
"The. com.pant had a Very large aud-
ience on Saturday evening in St. Pat- Boughs were liberally used in decorat-
ing inany of the buildings. In conveni-
ent
il.ck's Hall. Mr. Galloway took won- parts of the village swing boats
derfully in his songs, exciting roars of
laughter. The "Twins" also brought were erected and well° well patronized
by the young bloods of the -Country
into play all the risble faculties --of.
Melt the audience -posseesed. Miss and their "sweethearts " Everybody
enner and Mr. Galloway were im- seemed to have turned out i11. their
nfi ense in the "Apology" "Auld Robin very best apparel, and the majority of
ray" earned for Miss Jenner a round the men wore emblems charactelistic
of the occasion attached to their hats
and button boles. eOn both sides of th.e
village abundant means were at hand
for the thirsty people to indulge in
"Temperance drinks," aucl the village
pumps seemed to g oan under the
heavy strain on their machinery.
Ginger bread, bre al • and cheese,
and the etcetaries so comm.on to the
stalls at English fairs were plentiful.
A large building in course of construc-
tion was converted into a banquet hall,
and tanks of ".all the delicacies of the.
season" werespread out, and awaited
the pleasure of several hundred orange -
men;
The procession now forroed and the.
loud beating. of Animathe playing of
wind instruments, etc, (among which
was a Seottish bagpipe, to the intense
gratification of not a few Scottish set-
tlers,) the merry laughter .and clapping
af hands of childrenethe cordial greet-
ing of old friends, the meetings of
hearted, gaily attired maidens and their
lovers, all beaming with health and
happiness. The orangeraen woie their
regalias, naany with sword in hand, and
others carrying flags and snpears. Thus
about 600 orangemen of Lodge Noal 1
began their march about the village:un-
til the bell rang to call them to the
banquet. After the inner man had
been duly satiefied, they again turned
out and re-formed in procession. Un-
fortunately, Ainleyville does not boast
of a building (a town hall, if you please)
Fuge enough 'for the immense gather -
in and a happy idea occurred to. the
- •
•
JOHN GRAY.,
Seaforth, July 16 1860. Egraondville.
STRAY HilFER.
TRAYED from Seaforth, about the 241b.
of May last, a two year old Heifer, all
white, excepting inside the ears. Any pep
son giving such information as will lead to
her rceoeery, will be suitably rawarded.
JAMES BEATTIE.
Seaforth, July 15th, 186$ 84 -in.
GODERICH GIAMMAR SCHOOL.
• BIRTHS.
MoCauorrEY, —In Seafe'rth, on the 14th
• inst., the 'wife of S. G. McCaughey of a
son.
Lextrox.—In the same place, on the 13th
inst the wife of. Wm. F. Luxton of a
,daugliter.
• DEATH.
Seaforth. on the 13th inst., the
• infan daughter of Wm. -F. , and Sarah Jane
Luxt ,‘
Austdoses
THIS
school will restune business on Mon. -
day,," the 9th of August, wlien. all pupils
are requested to be present. 'A thoroul h
traininct is giiam in the usual subjects of a
High Stlool Education, including Coenver,
cial. Arithmetic and. Book -Keeping ; d pu-
pils are prepared for matriculation in
Gniversities and. for passing the eXaMilla-
tions of the Law Society, etc. For any fur-
ther particulars, application limy be male to
• J. PRESTON, B. A-.
Head. r,
Goderich, July, 1869. • 84.3in .
HEanaOur,—How many ladies, both
-young and old, who are abject slaves to
Headache and Neuralgia, making th.em unfit
to enjoy soeiety, rendering life almost a
burden, and robbing them of beauty, youth
amiability of temper, for who can avoid
looking haggard. and Old, when the brain is
erased with pain. • Who can deny the fact
that diseases accorapaalied by paimis a „,e-reatr
ravager of beauty than.time? J .Briggs'Alle-
vantor will cure Headache and Neuralgia in
a trice. and all will bail with delight this
never -failing remedy, which is the best yet
known to relieve pain. Sold by druggists
and country merchants. Dr. 3. Briggs &
Co., proprietors,208 Broadway, N. Y ,
and'No 6 King, Street, Toronto, Canada. 1 in
ERYSIPELAS OR Sr. ANTIIONT,S FIRE.—It
is a spreading infia,mma,tion, characterized
by a ream& of the skin, accompanied by a
sensation of heat and itching, and. more or
less A constitutional derangement, with
swelling of the subcutaneons cellar tissues.
Every part of the„body liable to erysipelaa
inflammation, but it most frequently appears
on the face, legs and feet. Females areniore
subject to it than males, After a short time
small ves/sicles similar to those produced by
blisters, present themselves- They are filled
with a thin watry fluid, and are a great
source of annoyance until' destroyed. Dr.
J. Briggs' Allevantor is a never failing
remedy. Sold by druggists and country
merchants. .• 1 in
o well merited plaudi
hat we may term the
Scots Nvha hae,"1 a
Syne," played on the
tb.e minde of the Gaels and LoNvlanders
many pleasing associations in connection
with the "home of Wallace." • The
Bell Ringers start on their grand tour
to -day, with their fame, which has pre-
ceded them, will, no'cloubt, seeure them
large audienses." The Presbyterian
Witness (Halifax, N.. S.) says : "Their
entertainmentis interesting and novel,
ts well as high-toned. and refined." The
Baptist'Reg. ister, says : "E very thing is
-'gaod, in excellent' taste, and leans to
irtue's sides."
a; she is really
"Queen of Song"
d "Au'd Lang
ells, awakened in
HOWICK..
From on' r. own .Correspondent.
- LAKELETT.—.A. pic-nicwas held shere
on Dominion Day at wnich their was
over three .hunclred persons. it was
got up under the auspices of Good
ITeraplars (B. A.I0.) and for good order
and apparent enjoyment could not be
excelled. •Beating, bathing, singing,
fishing,•and'speechefying were indulg-
ed in, and at a reasona.ble hour all re-
turned hoine delighted with the day's
proceedings.
FORDWICH.--D011lilliab Day was one
of ihe days in the history of the village.
A gran.d salute was fired at sunrise ac -
1 li h • f
MR. JOHH THOWIrSON
HANKS his numerous customers fo7'
their liberal patronage during the t
fifteen years, and trusts he will receive its
continuance.
He has now on hand a large assortment of
Good Sound.
Green Hemlockl
Which he wanants give satisfaction.
A15O,
200,000 FEET OF TINE I
companied by a genera. t sc asge o
1pop guns and fire crackers. .At 10 o'-
buckle,cloCk a..m., the games commenced and ,
1st, Pattersen, Grieves, agent.; 2nd, Nvere well carried out. The''Leeche- leaders to hold .their meeting in. the
McLeod, agent: • Kain arrived about noon an were
smatainemommk
THE MARKETS:
CM FOR .
BUILDING AND GENERAL PURPOSES
Which be offers On liberal terms. Orders
will be promptly attended to.
He has also on hand a large assortment of
WELL SEASONED ACCOUNTS!!
To -which he cans the attention of his old
customers, who will find it to their advant-•
age to retire them promptly, and. ' without
legal proceedings,.
• Seaforth, July 15th, 1869. 84-tf-
SEAPORT'', July, 10, 1869.
Wool, r pound 32 (4 33
Wheat, (Fall) ti bushel, 95 (4 . 97
Wheat (Spring) .41 bushel, 95 ® 97
Barley ti bushel, 0 50 ® 50
Oats IP bushel, • 50 ® ,60
-Peas 1,/ bushel, _ 60 ® 60
_Potatoes V bushel, 60 ® 60
Hay 0 ton, 9 00 ® 11 00
Eggs f dozen,. 9 ® 10
Butter 4, ib 12 ® • 16
TORONTO, Jay, 15th 1869.
( By Telegraph.)
11. Ha.gyard ; _Potter ; lth, Glen; C. ville volunteers commanded b3r Capt. bush ; therefcre to the bush the- proces-
d • sionjnarched, follow6d by the villagers
•
Royal Canadian Bills
Wheat (Fall) tr? bushel,
do (Spring) ti bushel,
Oats ITY bushel,
Barley 49 bushel,
Peas 49 bushel.
BEAUTIFUL ! SPLENI?Th ! is the verdict
iven by all who use Hunt's Empire Hair
Gloss . It makes dry, harsh, stiff hair soft.
glossy and beautiful. It cleanses tlie scalp,
reraoves pimples, strengthens the glands,
prevents the hair from: falling, and cer-
tainly make it grow. strong,- luxuriant and
beautiful, and it is •only 25 cents per bottle. .
Sold. everywhere. 73 ly
1 -00 to 1 05
0 99 to 1 05
53 to 57
58 to 0 60
to 6C
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
821717,11tOr Arrangements.
• Trains win leave the Seaforth Station,
f�llois
GOINO EAST.
6:50 A.M.
10:80 A.M.
4:10 P.M.
1
GOING WEST.
2:20 P.M.
3:08 r.
• 8:42 P.M. •
DYSPEPS-Lt cured by using Dr. Colby's An-
ti -Costive and Tonic Pills. They regulate
the Bowels, correct the Liver, clear the Coir -
Option; and renovate the system, they wre
composed of active ingredients in a high}'
concentrated form, ana. strike at the root (-;f
disease, curing .almost like magic. Thous-
ands testify to their extra,ordinaty curative
properties. Sold by all dealers, 73-1y
RHEUMATISM and all other aches and pains
leave the body on application of Jacobs',
Rheumatic Liquid. e Warrant it to
Cure Burns, Frost Bites, Chilblains, Sore
Throat, Lame Back or Side :Sprains, Lc.
Soin.e of the cures it has cffec'ted are almost
too wonderful for belief. Many have bsea
saved by it from impending death, and re-
stored. to life and health. No ,family is safe
a day without it; hundreds of valnable
lives and. thousands of debars may be saved
annually by its use As a preventive of
contageous diseases, nothing ever before in, -
vented can compare with it. We authorize
- all dealers to refund the money, if it does
not give entire satisfaction.
73-ly S J. FOSS &Co.'
As
SrT.A..0-MS
Leave for Ainleyville, Wroxeter, Leech-
ville, Ba.yfield and Exeter, on the arrival of
Trains in the afternoon.
• BEAUTIFUL 111111,
baTURE* CROWS.
You ItiLt Onitivate it.
T CAMPBELL. MD. Ca M., (Graduate
of MeGill University, Montreal) Physi-
cian • Surgeon, alc., Seaforth.
Scott's Brick Bloek. Residence—Mr. Stack's
Main street.
Seaforth,, July 15t1I, 186). • 84-ly
GRAY ILAIR
es,.certaim intileation al,
Decay- ut the ROOTS.
MRS S. A. ALLEN'S
Hair Restorer
Restores grayhair to its natural color taecl .hearty
and produces luxuriant growth. It gives the hair
beautiful glum and 4161411dd fragrance.
lilanufactory and Sales Offices,
35 BARCLAY STREET and 4a. PARK PLACE, N.
axe
266 HIGH HOLBORN, London, bigl
itargeatter mad Rolls, Druggists, agrts
tat Seaforth. For Sale everywhere.
a11uary_28th. 1869, 60-1y,,
WAGGONS, BUGGiES,
A ND all implements for farm use manli.
factured by .
MIAUCHT & TEEPLE
Good,and Cheap.
Remember tbe atom&
NORTH ROAD SEAFORTH,
Seaforth,Feb. 20, 1868. 11-ly