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AS COVENTRYY
SEAFORTH.
AF€RTH
ARS LAND ALERCY.
zo STRONG
Several .First -Class Stook, Thee
ce Companies, and is:prepax-
iAVOR.ABLE
viral of the best Loan Seems-
the sale and purchase of Farm.
rrty..
R OF FIRST-CLASS IM --
D FARtle FOR SALE.
to Loan at S Per Vent.
Interest.
ver M. Morrison's Store, Main -Ste
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.IAM GRASSIE
commeneed business after the fire
sea foi`merly occupied: by Monroe
MAIN --ST., SEAFOR .H,
be glad tonneet with as many of
and customers as can male it con-
om hixn.
:THING & WACON MAKING
artments carried on as formerly
y Promptly Attend to:
WILLIAM GRASSI&
O:MMERCI-AL L.I`YERYJ
SEAFORTH.
HUR FORBESS,
=chased the Stookand Tracie of the
rad Livery, - Seeforth, front Mr..
teley, begs to- state that he intends
the business in the old stand, And hat
al valuable horses and vehicles to the
ge stoat. None but
Comfortable Vehiclesand Good
able :Horses Will be ,dept.
d Open Buggies- and Carriages,.awd
Single Wagons alwaysready for use.
rrangemen's Made With Com-
mercial Men.
at the stables or any of the hotels
tended to.
ORTH PLANING MILL,
OOR AND BLIND FACTORY
riberbegs leave to thank his nnmeron*
rsfortheliberalpatronege extendedte
()ran: erming business in Seaforth, and
amay he favored with a continuaut*-
endingtabid1 would do well to give
s he will continue to keep on hand a:
f ell kinds of
lY PINE LUMBER,
SASlllit,
BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
INGLES, LATA, ETC.
nfident trf givingsatisfaction tathose
vonrhie, withtheirpatronage, as none
awor`rmenare emplayed. -
cula attention paid: to Custom Planing
JOHN H. BBOADFOOT.
EMPORIUML
scriber 1>;ere&y thanks his nunnerous.
tmerchants andothera) for their liberal
during the past seven gears, and hope*,
tegriti; andclose attention to husinese,
sir confidence and trade in thefuture.
greatly enlarged his premises, -during
e, he is now prepared to pay the
EST CASH PRICE
entity of good fresh eggs, delivered
EGG EMPORIUM,
Main Street, Seatorth.
by the subscriber 25 ions la/ good pry-.
EAT STRtsW .
D. WILSON.,
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ON STEAMSHIP comply.,
SLS Se it Weekly from Quebec for Liver -
1„. calli ig at Belfast. Through Tickets-
:ora
ickets:om SeefortittoLiverpool
ke, Seaforth to Liverpool..... $32
Seafierth; tt Liverpool..,:......
A. ABMITAGE Agent
thousand debars to loan on improved
)perty, principal payable at any time, and
:wins to suit the borrowers'. convenience'
.try nice Building Lots for sale in Seaforilt
nzondviiie. Call and sea plan and get pat
A. BRMITAGE -
.HENSALL.
N LOGS WANTED.
Fndersigzed is prepared to purchase eaw-
f delivered at Hensall- this winter, for
willpythefollowing prices -i es in,cash:
5 per 100 feet ; Basswood, $6; Oak,
tternat and Cherry $8S; Ee€alook,Biroh,
3eeeh and Book and Soft Elm, $4.
m going to erect a mill in Etensall I .am
l to receive any quantities.
T. J. WILSON, Hansell.
.JPSE OATMEAL MILLS.
T IN FULL OPERATION.
Veal, Split .Peas, Rot Batrrley
(Yarn Merl Chopped,
IRios of Mill Feed Constantly on Haes2 ..
edagne Teesdale and Fridays. oatmeal
tor Osts. Highest price paid for 0044
d Barley,
CURR C T110/00 24,
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Rite .877
ttr the, piEoovery'• of
. ►:lnerioeL
Probabfy nid archeological mystery is
enshrouded with more interest acid .a
greater chariri than the discovery of the
Western Continent. ' This facttis attest-
ed by the devotion and zeal of a galaxy
of men of genius,. such as Humboldt,
Kingsborough, Stephens, Rafn, and well
nigh a score of others. The various
theories for the solution of this perplex-
ing problem. many of them_ ingeniously
.spun, are too numerous afor mention
here. Only the .prucipal." claims to. ,the;
discovery and colonization can receive
attention: .Ancient America, with its
noble monuments of a once grand oivili-
.zation, is to us a land of darkness, and
its history •one of uneertainty: In our
enquiries, fact must, in a measure, be
exchanged for conjecture. Very'scanty
are the recordsthat .come down to us
from the ancients concerning their
knowledge of the Atlantic, and the
islands hidden in its bosom, though -those
indomitable sailors, the Ph cenicians, had
passed the pillars. of Hercules and ese
tablished colonies on the western coast
of Africa, in the ninth century before
Christ. Three _ hundred years later
(B. C. 576), according to Herodotus,`
Pharoah Necho fitted out an expedition,
manned by Phosnieiau sailors, and sent
it around the entire coast of Africa.
That the Canary -Islands were discover,
ed and colonized by . the Pho:nicians,'
them is no doubt. Strabo, speaking of
the Island`s of the -Blessed, or Fortunate
Isles, as they were, afterwards- called,
adds, "That those who pointed out those
things were the Phcenicians, who before
the time of Homer had possession of tlee•
beat part of -Africa and Spain." It is a
well, known fact that these - hardy ad-
-venturers of the seas were its the habit
of preserving with the strictest secrecy
the names and location of the distant
lands with which they engaged in com-
merce. Where they sailed and traded,
other than in the ports of the Indies and
of the British Isles, must remain un-
known. Whether furnished by, this na-
tion of sailors or not, the ancients seem-
ed to have had some remarkable • infor-
mation concerning an island or contin-
ent hidden in the Saa of Darkness, as.
theAtlantic was called. - The xfirst -men-
`tion of this is made by Theopompous, a
celebrated Greek orator and historian,
who flEourished'in the time of Alexander
the Great. His description of this dis-
tant island, of great dimensions, and in--
habited by a strange people. is pre-
served in AlIan's "VarI HIstori n,"
written during the -reign of Alexander
Severus. — I'Ite Galey.
The Queen on the Education of
Her Daughter.
"I am quite clear that she should be
taught to have great reverence for God
and ior religion, but that she should
have the feeling of devotion and love
whiclrout Heavenly father encourages
His earthly children to have for him,
and not one of fear and trembling ; and
that the thoughts of death and an after
life should not be represented in an
alai -tiling and forbidding view, and that
she should be made to know as . yet no
difference of creeds, and not think that
-she can only pray en her knees, - or that
those who do not kneel are less fervent
and devout in their prayers."
While wishing to be guided. in all things
relating to the education of the Royal
children by the Prince's wishes, Ser
Majesty from time to time placed upon
record, in writing, her own 'views upon
the subject. In these. memoranda, the
education of the head. is well provided
for, but the education of the heart. is
dwelt upon as of primary importance.
One of them, dated 4th of March, 1844,
winds up thus : —"The greatest maxim:
•of all is—that the children should be
brought up as simply, and in as domestic
a way as possible ; that (not interfering
with their lessons) they should be as
much as possible with their parents,.and
learn to place their greatest confidence
in them in all things." The question of
religious training is also dwelt upon re-
peatedly: arid anxiously. - That this is
best given to a child, day by day, at its
mother's knees, was the Queen's eon-
viction. Even so early as 1844, how-
ever, the pressure of public duty made
it impossible to keep this part of. the ed-
ucation of the. Princess Royal wholly
within her own hands, "Ip is already a
hard case for me," Her Majesty says, in
a memorandum of 13th of November of
that year, `that my occupations pre-
vent me being with her when she says
her prayers. "Life of the Prince Con--
sort.
on-sort.
Curious Hotel Customs in
Sweden.
. On arriving at the inn, which is good
and clean, and makes up some forty beds,
one is struck with all similar places in
Sweden, namely, the apparent indif er-.
encs to visitors exhibited by the proprie-
tor. No head waiter, with attendant
circle of porters and chamber -maids
awaits the arrival of the guest. The
luggage is put down at the entrance, and
the traveller must seek for himself his
-
noolns and the information he requires,
while the landlord, with his' hands in his
pockets, regards his efforts from a window
with .languid curiosity. There is no in-
tentional incivility, but it appears not to
be the custom to welcome the coming -
guest, although to speed the parting
guest there is abundance of hand -shaking
and hearty good wishes. The curious
custom of the Smorgos prevails at these
inns, and indeed everywhere thoughout
Sweden, ; it consists in a standing refresh-
ment provided at a side table free of
charge, and comprising bread and butter,
cheese, caviare, dried fish • and reindeer
flesh, sausages, and other similar deli-
cacies, to be taken immediately before
each regular meal, and washed down
with branvin and other neat spirits. In
connection with this performance the
Swedes have an objectionable habit,
which may be called the comrnwnity of
forks, as the same implement passes
rapidly from mouth to mouth and from
dish
di h
the rights of private prep-.
erty are flagrantly disregarded.r--Fort-
nigglctly Review,
CHEERFULNESS. --- It is a cosmetic
which tones the heart and places bou-
quets all over the countenance. Cheer-
fulness, like most other talents and mer-
its, is, to a very large extent, the sub-
ject of voluntary culture, and the pres-
ervation and development of it should
be looked upon as a duty which we owe
alike to ourselves and to society. Those
who, Iike the generality of men, have
been in the custom of yielding `up their
tempersas vanes to be blown about the
shifting courses of fortune which way
they will, be surprised to know how.
much the Iustre of the outward scene
nay be affected by the light within our
J1a : e km f
bosoms. We may set ourspirits to
cheer f ulnees: and keep them so, indepen-
dent ,of the conditiou of, outward eirk
ennistances,- And this is -:the, .true dig-
nity;`and- happiness,, and pity of a inau,
to- Iive, above the shifting: and. dashing..
tides: of . the world's incidents and hu-
mors—to bring our natures;into harmo-
nious union • with the . great permanent
type' of human • excellence. Cheerful-
ness quenches blows, it blunts arrows,
rounds the edge. of the sharp sword, it
secures pure breathing ine the foul air,
easy digestion• and sound slumber.
Tiro QUESTIONS EASILY ANSWERED.
-Why do men wear beards ? Because
they are a great protection to the'throat
and lungs; and add much to their per-
sonal appearance. Why should we use
"Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers ?" Because
when used -for coughs, colds, tickling in
the 'throat, hoarseness, &o-, they act
like a charm. Ministers and lawyers
use them, physicians recommend them,
and gingers and public speakers say they
are the very best medicine in existence
for the cure of such complaints. Sold
by air -medicine dealers at 25 cents per
box:
NOT QUITE. SO. 'It is among - the
most ,savage and debased tribes only
that the condition and comfort of the
horse have been neglected," but we be-,iieve there are many in. civilized countries who are guilty of the same neglect,
andwithout :the .excuse of. the former ;
here all may avail themselves of the use -
of an article which has done more than
anything else heretofore known to im-
prove.the condition of the horse. Those
who will not use it will be the losers,
their horses the sufferers : to avoid both
use:."Darley's Condition Powders and
Arabian Heave Remedy,",and you will
be satisfied with the 'result. Remember
the name and see that the signature of
Hurd & Co., is on each package. Nor-
throp & Lyman, Toronto, Ont., proprie-
toreefor Canada. Sold by all medicine
dealers.
EPPS's Cocoa.—Grateful and comforting
By a thorough knowledge of the
natural laws which govern the operations
of digestion and nutrition, and by a care-
ful application of the fineproperties of
well -selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has pro-
vided!our breakfast tables with a delicate-
ly flavoured beverage, which may save us
many heavy doctors' bills.. It is by the
judicious use of such articles of diet that
a constitution may be gradually built up
until strong enough to resist every ten-
dency to disease. Hundreds of subtle
maladies are floating around us ready to
attack wherever there is a weak point.
We may escape many a fatal- shaft by
keeping ourselves wellfortified with pure
blood, and a properly nourished frame."
Civil Service Gazette. 'Sold only in pack-
ets l labelled- "Jame§' Epps & Co., Ho-
moopathi.c Chemists, 48, Threadneedle
St. ,and 170, Piccadilly, London." 421-52
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THOMAS' ECLECTRIC OIL.—Worth ten
times its weight in gold. Do you know
anything of it ? If not, it is time you
did. There are but few preparations of
medicine which have 'withstood the im-
partial judgment of the people for any
great length of time. One of these is
Thomas' Eclectric Oil, purely a prepara-
tion of six of some of the best oils that
are known, each one possessing virtues
of its own. Scientific physicians know
that medicines may be formed -of several
ingredients in certain fixed proportions
of greater power, and producing effects
which could never result from the use of
any one of them, or in different combina-
tions. Thus in the preparation of this
Oil a chemical ` change takes place, form-
ing a compound which -could not: by any
possibility be made from any other com-
bination or proportions of the same in-
gredients, or any other ingredients, and
entirely different from anything ever be-
fore made, one which produces the most
astonishing results, and having a wider
range of application than any medicine
ever before discovered. 'It contains no
alcohol or other volatile liquids, conse-
quently loses nothing by evaporation.
Wherever applied you get the benefit of
every drop ; whereas with other prepara-
tions nearly all the alcohol is-lostin that,
way; and you get oder the small quantity
of oils which - they may contain. . S. N.
Phelps, N. Y., and Northrop & Lyman, -
Toronto, Ont., sole agents for the Do-
minion. Note.—Eclectric—selected and
Electrized.
THE i EAT SJIOSI ONEES REMEDY --Is
an India a vegetable compound, compos-
ed of the juices of a variety of remark-
able medical plants and herbs : the vari-
-ousproperties of these different ingredi-
ents; when combined, is so constituted
as to act simultaneously upon the Blood, MARKING GOODS AT THE LOW -
Lungs; Liver, Kidneys, Digestive organs,
Nervous system, &e., restoring their -
functions to healthy action, and, being
purely vegetable, is as harmless as Na-
ture's own beverage. This medicine is a
decided -benefit in all, and a permanent
cure in a large majority of diseases of the
blood, such as Scrofula, Erysipelas, Salt DOING BUSINESS STRICTLY FOR
Rheum, Canker; Piiinples, &c. In pre-
scribing this medicine we do not claim CASH OR ITS EQUIVALENT.
that it always performs cures; but this
we do say, that it p rifles and enriches
the blood, permanently curing a large
majority of diseases arising from its im-
purities. It stands far ahead and un- I
equalled among the hundreds of compet- MAK NG
ing medicines of the 'day. It has stood
1878:
WILLIAM HILL,
S�Apo TH.
1376
CHANGE OF
BUSINESS.
I7!I announcing cite following change of busi-
ness I desire to return my hearty thanks to
my Mends and. the public generally for ,.
THE VERY LIBERAL SUPPORT
accorded me during more than eleven years active
trade, rnd more especially in sustaining a then
NEW FEATURE
in Business in this plane :
" THEONE PRICE SYSTEM."
The business in future will be condticted under
the name and style of WM. ItILL & Co.
WILLIAM HILL,
One.Dpor North of the Post Office.
1877. JANUARY FIRST. 1877.
r
WILLIAM HILL & CO.,
INresenting their Circular would announce
that they are determined to
GREATLY INCREASE
•
The already Large Business which they have
assumed, and to aid this they have adopted
THE FOLLOWINC PRINCIPLES :
EST POSSIBLE PRICES.
the test of ten years and is to day more
popular than ever. As a summer re-
storative it stands unrivalled ; it enables
the system to bear up against the con-
stant drain to which it is subjected by a
high temperature. ' Persons who are
subjectto billious Colic, Dysentery, In-
digestion, &c.. should take the "Shosho-
pees Remedy." Price of the Remedy in
pint bottles, $1 Pills 25 cents a box.
HENSALL PORK PACKING HOUSE
THE Snbseribers having commenced business
at their New Pork Packing House in Hensel],
are prepared to
PAY THE H GHEST PRICE
n
For quantity of
any y
HOGS,
EITHER ALIVE OR DRESSED.
.A. large quantity of PORK CUTTINGS always
on hand for sale cheap.
468 G. & J. PETTY.
MARRIAGE LICENCES
OB CERTIFICATES,
(Under the new Aet,) issued at the
EXPOSITOR , OFFICE, SEAFORTH
Under authority of the Lieutenant -Governor of
On elite
ONE PRICE TO EVERY
CUSTOMER.
In order to reduce the Stock to make room for
New Goods we are now offering goods at
SUCH LOW -PRICES
that the c1 Best buyers will be astonished.
DON'T FORGET THE BARGAINS
FOR ONE MONTH. -
WILLIAM HILL & Co.,
One Door North of the Post Moe.
1876 -W I- NT E R. 1876
O. 'C. WILLSO'S
Agricultural Implement and Sewing
Machine Emporium,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
THAVE on hand a good supply of Maxwell's
Celebrated
STRAW CUTTERS.
Those Straw Cutters are entitled to rank as the
Best ins the World, having i.eaten all competitors
at the
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION,
SECURING THE
INTERNATIONAL MEDAL.
Also Grain Crushers, Horsei?owers,
Large and Small, Sawany Ma-
ehines and Root Cutters, Washing
Machines, Wringers, &c.
Sewing Machines.
In the Sewing Machine Departmenhe keeps a
full selection of all the best n.achin fls made, in-
cluding the -celebrated
FLORENCE,
Which is becoming more populai1 every day.
Besides the Florence he keeps in tock ut all
times the
SINGER, WHEELER & WILSOii, ROYAL,
AND WEBSTER. -1
About FIFTY Second -Hanel ;Machines,
Various .Makes, for Sale Cheap.
STAMPING FOR BRAIDING,
New Style, the Neatest Thing Ont.
REPAIRS.
Sewing 'Machines Repaired on the Shortest
Notice, and cheap; also Sewing Machine Oil,
Attachments and Repairs always on!hand.
0. C. WILLSON, Seaforth.
. MUSIC!
WILLSON & SCOTT'S
MUSIC STORE
Is now acknowledged to be the Place to get
GOOD VALUE IN
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
: PIANOS.
They have now- secured the exclusivi right of the
the Dominion for selling that
BEAUTIFUL AND POWERFUL PIANO
Manufactured by
CABLE & SON,
OF NEW YORK,
This Piano has gained a World Wide Repute -
tion, kind, at home enjoys the enviable
position of having the Largest Retail business
in that City. These Pianos are sold at as Iow
prices as it is possible to make a respectable
and reliable Instrument, for we don't propose to
sell instruments -for half price -as some dealers
are doing. knowing that Instruments sold at
such Prices are worthless even at the money
asked for them. A good article can not be sold
at half its value.
WILLSON & SCOTrS
is also the only place to get
That Wonde,selly Celebrated
"VOGEL & LINCOLN
Manufactured by that Company.
$r
These organs have surpassed everything that
has been placed in opposition on the, Canadian
Market. They are also remarkable for their beauti-
ful Quality. of Tone, Variety of Orchestral Effects,
and Combination Excellence of all Material used,
Thorough Construction, Finish and Elegance of
Design.
The high degree of perfection which these
Instruments have attained has been acquired
only by the employment of extraordinary ingen-
uity and skill, with the aid of extensive capitals
and earnest endeavors to excel; and the suttees,
they have met with is unparalleled in the history
of the manufacture of &Tubical Instruments.
The Trade Li- erally Dealt With,
Send for Price Lists and Circulars.
WILLSON & SCOTT, Seaforth.
TY Z°T0—.
SE~LLIPNC OFF. _
I have come to the conclusion to sell off
M X ENTIRE
STOCK OF FURNITURE
AT COST
For the (next Thirty Days, and Just.
COME ALONG ALL YE
Married, Unmarried and About Getting
MARRIED,
And I Will Give You
SUCH BARGAINS
As cannot be attained elsewhere,
AS I MUST SELL
To prevent the Sheriff doing so.
I saw him the other clay, and he gave me
TIIE WINK,
But don't mention it, as itis a Secret.
I knew at once that something was up.
SO COME ALONG AND BEAtrsseD OF HIM.
You will find the Place.
MATT. ROBERTSON'S OLD STAND,
Main Street, Seaforth,.
JOHN S. PORTER.
FA Pi M S;
Nov is Your Chance to Get
CHEAP HARNESS.
JOHN . ii AR.D,
SEAFORTH,
.HAS on hand a large quantity of Hi;rness, both
Heavy and Light, which were slightly tar-
nished at the Brussels Fire, and which, although
nearly as good as ever, will be sold off at
REMARKABLY .LOW PRICES.-
SINGLE HARNESS
From $8 upwards.
C' 0 Z, L A P.
From $1 upwards.
And other Goods Proportionately Cheap.
CALL SOON BEFORE THESE
GOODS ARE ALL GONE.
GOOD WORK ON HAND
And Made to Order as usual.
A GOOD STOCK OF VALISES,
TRUNKS, WHIPS',
AND FURNISHINGS.
JOHN WARD.
WOOLEN MILLS.
WOOL. WANTED.
To Card, Spin, Manufacture, or in
Exchange for II'oolen Goods.
CUSTOM TOLL CARDING
Always done to take home the same day.
,SPINNING, WEAVING, COLORING,
CLOTH FULLING, DRESSING,
And every other branch of the business well done
on short notice.
TWEEDS, FULL CLOTHS,
BLANKETS, SHEETING,
Flannel, Stocking Yarn, &c.
All of our own manntactnre, and made out of
good wool, cheap for cash or wool.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Any kind of Woolen Goods made to
order out of your owm wool.
TERMS -Cash, or 20 per cent. extra.
A. G. VANEGMOND.
Seaforth, May 25, 1876. - 442
HURON
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,,
SEAPORTS, ONTARIO.
ENCOURACE HOME MANUFACTURE
AND SEEP THE
MONEY IN THE "COUNTRY.
rpu i cubsoribers would respectfully intimate
to the Millers,Farmers,:and thepnulic gener-
ally that the Huron Foundry and Machine Shop
is now in full operation, and any orders that may
be intrusted to them will.. it is confident, give
entire satisfaction to their patrons. We have
now on hand- -
HORSE POWERS,
Pitt's Pattern.
STRAW CUTTERS,
$ior hand or power.
Root Cutters; Sawing Machines,' and
other descriptions of Agricultural
Implements
In nee by Farmers, and to which we invite an
examination before purchasing anywhere else.
MILLWRIGHT WORK A SPECIALITY;
Loam and Dry Sand CASTINGS fur-
nished to order.
REPAIRS Promptly
done at all times.
Prices Low—Terms Libera,—Orders Solicited.
and - Satisfactorily
WHITELAW & MORE.
MRS. MARKEY
BEGS to announce to her friends and custom-
ers that she has again opened out in her new
store, oposito Have' Hotel, Seaforth, where she
.hopes to receive that
LIBERAL PATRONAGE .
heretofore extended towards her. She intends,
as heretofore, to keep the
BEST QUALITY OF GOODS
to be fund in the Markets. Farm " Produce
bought, sold and exchanged. .
472 MRS. MARKEY. -
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M:o r &
HURON PLANING MILL
THE undersigned hereby inform their many
oustemers and the publie generally of the Ro-
moval of their Factory and Lumber Yard to new
and more commodious premises on
NORTH MAIN STREET,
Where, with increased facilities and some new
Machinery of the beat make, they will continue
to manufacture and fill all orders for •
Sashes, `Doth's, " Blinds, ` Mouldings,
And all kinds of,
PLANED LUMBER
At Prices to Suit the Times.
Farm Gates, bray Backe, Cheese
Boxes, &c.
A Large Stook of Seasoned Lumber on Hand.
LATH AND SHINGLES.
Jig Sewing and Custom Planing will
$eptive Prompt Attention.
The subscribers hereby -thank their numerous
customers for the liberal patronage extended to
them during the past, and hope, bystrict int-ee-
nity and close attention to business, to meat a
continuance and increase of .the same.
To all those whose accounts are overdue we give
a cordialinvitation to paynp.
GRAY & SCOTT.
P. S. -Plans and Specifications for Buildings
furnished on application. 424
THE GREATEST WONDER OF MOD
ERN TIMES.
H OLLOWAYS
PI LLS & OINTMENT
The Pilin Petrify the Blood, correct all disorders
of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and Bowels, and
are invaluable in all complaints incidental to
Females. -
The Ointment is the only reliable remedy
for bad Legs, Old Wounds. Sores and Ulcers,
of however longstanding_ For Bronchitis, Dip-
htheria, Coughs, Colds Gout, Rheumatism, and
all Skin Diseases it has no equal. ,
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
I deem it nay dnty to state that my Pills and
Ointment a reneithermanufaoturednor sold in any
part of the United States. Each Pot and Box
bears the British Qovernment Stamp, with the
words, ";HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT,
LONDON," engraved thereon. On the label is
the address, 533, OXFORD STREET, LONDON.
Spurious imitations of "Holloway's Pills
and Ointment," are manufactured and sold under
the name of"Hol- loway's & Co.,"
by J. F. Henry, . Curran, & Co.,
Druggists, of New York, w i t h
an assumed ^ trade Mark.
t h it s ---In Canada,
the principal Wholesaledea-
lers in these conn terfeits are
LY -MAN, CLARE & Cd. -
Nosunavr & LYMAN, and
LvMA.x BROTRERs & CO.,
who obtain them at very low prices, from
J. F. Henry, Curran & Co., of New York, and
which are is supplied to nnprinoipled Retail
Vendors. who sell the same as my genuine Pills
and Ointment, which are manufactured only at
533, Oxford Street, London, and maybe obtained
from the following Firers, viz:—
EVANs, MEncnn & Co, Montreal.
Messrs. AVERY, BROWN &-Co., Halifax, N. S.
Messrs. T. B. BARRER & Sons, St, John, N.B.
Messrs. ELLioT & Co., -Toronto.
Who import them direct from hems.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
533, Oxford Street, W. C. 454
DR. WILLI M. GRAY'S SPECIFIC
MEDICINE.
The Great English
Remedy is especially re-
commended as elan/Ail-
ing Huta for Seminal
Weakness - Spermatorr-
hea, Impotency, and all ,
Bstorso. diseases that follow as A rt t r.
a' segnenee of Self abuse, at Less of Memory,
Univerua Ieassitnde,Pain in the Backs Dimness
01 Vision; I' einature Old Age, and many other
diseases t41 1b ds to Insanity or. Consumption,
and a Pr►tnre Grave, all of which as a rule are
first caused by deviating from the Path of nature
and over indulgence• The Speciffc Medicine is
the result of a life study and many years of ex-
perience in treating these speciiil diseases. Pam-
phlet free by. mai.. The Specific Medicine is sold
by all Druggists at $1 pest packejxc, • or 6 packages
for $5; or will be sant by. mail on receipt of the
money, by addressing WILLIAM GRAY & 00.,
Windsor, Ont:: Sold in Seaforth -by E. Hickson &
Co., J. S. Roberts, R. Lumsden and all druggist
merchants. -
SAW LOGS WANTED.
Messrs. COLEMAN & GOUINLOCX
Will pay the Highest Cash Price lot
SAW LOGS OF ALL KINDS.
Also a gnantity of ELM LOOS suitable for the
manufacture of Hoops.
Custom' Sawing attended to promptly,
and as cheap as at"any other mill.
Lumber of every description, also Shingles,
Lath and Pickets always on hand, and at the very
owest market prices.——
5000 CEDAR POSTS FOR SALE.
COLEMAN & GOUINLOCI,
417 - - Seaforth
KI D'S HARDWARE.
R ECEIVED
DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS
AME LIGAN CUT NAILS,
•S ADES, SHOVELS, FORKS,
HOES AND RAKES,
GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, &c.
FENCING WIRE •
AND BUILDING HARRi ARE
01 Every Description Cheap.
EAti E T ROUGHS AND CONDUCT-
' PIPE
Put up on the Sborteet Notice and Warranted.
Specs 1 inducements to Cash and
Prompt Paying Customers,
JOHN KIDD.
11:11.1 GREAT FEMALE REMEDY.—Job Moses'
Periodical Pills—This invaluable medicine is
unfailing in the cure of all those pinfnl rind
dangerous diseases to which the female constitu-
tion is subject. - It moderates all excess and re-
moves all obtructions, and a speedy -cure may be
relied on. To married ladies, it is peculiarly suited.
It will, in a short time, bring on the monthly pe-
riod' with regularit:. These pills should not be
taken by Females daring . the first three months -
of Preference', as they are sure to firing on. Mies
carriage, but at any other, time they are safe. Its
alI cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
pains in the back and limbs, fatigue on alight ex-
ertion, palpitation of the heart, hysterics, and
whites, these pills will effect a cure when all ether
4 means nave failed ; and; although a powerful
remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony;
or anything hurtful to the constitution. Fail
directions in the pamphlet around each. package,
which should be carefully preserved. jolt Moses,
New York, Sole Proprietor. $1 00 and 1$+l e
for postage enclosed to Northrop & Lymame To-
ronto, Ont., general agents for the Dominion,
will insure a bottle cont -sluing over 50 pills by
return mail. Sold in Seaforth by E. Hickson &
" Co., J. S. Roberts, and R. Lumsden. I97
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