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MARCH 9, I8'7.
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Mitionatres who
Rouses and Lo
Itegtytable Farm.
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pettOon.
E FOR YOURSELVES.
Fr•esb, Lot of
Fa
thne Fruit and at Pattie Paden%
D SEE OUR
ESE PRUNE% 18 pounds for $4
O7ND4 COFFZEs 4 Ponus for 41.
111R, RI pounds for $1.
GAR, 11 pounds for $1.
la Lot of GLASSWARE and =Mt -
ERY, Very Cheap.
- of FLOUR and FF -ED, Constantly
on herild.
ialt Water Fiah,in barrel- and halt
La. Haute& 20 cents per dozen.
DEL.LVNRY.
be Mee
V. SPARLING'S
Greeery, opposite the Commercial.
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ow is 'our Charms to Get
!AP HARNESS.
HN WARD,
SEAFORTH,
Ind a Urge quantity of Harness, both
and Light, which were slightly ter-
m Brussels Fire, anderhich, alUtetagle
as ever, will be sold off at
WILY LOW PRICES,
LE HARNESS
From $8 upwards.
From $1 upwarde.
or Goods Proportionately Cheap.
rOOH BEFORE THESE
DS. UBE ALL GONE.
WORK ON HAND
d Mate to Order as usual.
D STOCK OF VALISES,.
RUNKS, VHEPS
FURNISHINGS:
JOHN WARD.
;.010/11VIERCIAL LIVERY,,
SEAFORTH.
TIIUR FORBESi
purchased th;Stock and Trade of the
ereial Livery, Seaforth, from
iteley, begs to state that he intends
the busineasirthe old stand, and hs
al valuable homes and vehicles to the
gestoek. None but
g Comfortable frehkles awl good -
able llama Will be Kept.
Open Buggies and Carriages, and
Single Wagons always ready for use.
rTangerner43 Made With. Com-
mercial Men.
at the stables or any of the hoteha
ended tee
LOGS WANTED,
*LEMAN & GOUINLOCK
pay the Highest Cash Price AU'
OGS OF ALL KINDS. .
oatity of ELM LOGS suitable for the -
of Hoops.
- Sawing attended to promptly,
as at any other Inn,
- of every description, also Shingles,-
'ekets always on hand, and at the very
it prices.
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DAR POSTS FOR SALE.
& GOUINLOCK,
Seaforth
3ER FOR SALE.
:First Quality, $6 per M. PERE
from $8.
LS GUT TO ORDER,
he, front 10 te 50 Feet, at tha
MILL, IN' MeXILLOPs-
snbseriber has also a
R YARD IN SEAFORTFI, .
Not Lumber can be obtained.
THOMAS DOWNEY.
Weaith is in
--BrevoOrt's
The largest New Yor estate of houses
and lots is the Astor, w is_estigtated
at abeut$40,000,000: has been partly
divided. since William Astor's death,
but none of it has pa ed outside the
Mor Familyeand its c motions. The
Stuyvesant 6k: tate is an ther "large one.
It hes on the east side if the ,city, and
most of it is within the imit Of the Sec-
ond and Fourth avenues and Tenth and
Twentieth streets. Thi region was once
part of the Stuyvesant farna , and. near
the loWerend of it unde the trdrth wall
of St. Mark's Church, he dust of old
Peter Stuyvesant ilies. The Lorillard
property, takingits name from the family
so well known in the\ t ham) trade, is
also quite large, and itEl alue is probably
not less than $10,000, A more ex-
tensive estate, however, is the Goelet,
which embraces valuable property in al-
most every part of the ci y. Most ef it
belongs to the old bachel r, Peter Goelet,
who lives in an old-fesh stied Muse at
the corner of Broadway nil Nineteenth
streets, and occupiers part of hit?' time tak-
ing care of his fancy fo• la and fat c w,.
The Goelet property is orth,all to d,
$15,000,000. The .value of the Trtieity
e.,Orporation which is mos ly down town;
is not definitely known, nit an estnnate
of $8,000,000 probably w uld not be far
wrong. -
What isInown as tie' 'Seamen's' Snug
Harbor property is likew se of consider-
able value. It embraces the ground me
-
which Stewart's great up town store is
built, and a, pretty large tract down to-
ward Washington Square, including the
eite of the Iarge residen of William
Ifutler Duncan—or at leas what waiMi.
Duncan's residence before e failed. There
is also au •extensive estat known as the
Winthrop, belongiug to a branch of the
Boston family of thet aara . John Win-
throp ChanIer is !cannon ed with this
family, and also the Stuy esant and the
Aster families. A good d al Of the prop -
arty commonly called t e Stuyvesitat
belongs to Hamilton Fish, whose connec-
tion with that family is ve y well knowne
The trevoort, the Rutger nd the Gilsey
are large and valuable e tates, though
the first named has been •rotty well , cut
up since the death of old lynheer Bre-
-voort, who once kept a vgetable farm
near our present Grace hurch. The
Renwick family has inheri ed the greater
part of this property, whict includes the
St, Denis Hotel, at the co ner of Brod.
way and Eleventh street Vanderbilt
had but a small part of 1 is fortune in
real estate, and Stewart ot more than
,one-fifth of his.
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outface would be cool, and the whole
solid dense enough to sink, .
" Th. tamest must go, on until the
sunk po a ofcrust build up freni the
bottom is, n ciently close -ribbed skele-.
top or to allow fresh incrustations
to toms**, Ifieidging across the now small
arom1-11mb, pools or lakes." That is
a skikingepielleire of the growth of the
the "roaasserth " wig& watt once sup-
posed to,thigivis been made from the first
"so feat that it cannot be moved." We
are rather sorry to be robbed of :the be-
lief in the central lava ocean after all.
Cooking in the Army.
An order has been lately received at
Alderiant which cannot fail to Iave a
beneficial influence upon the so dier's
mode of life. All recruits, on co ple-
tion of their musketry instruction re to
be plat through a coarse of cookiag . in
the field, which is to be carried o t un-
der, the auspices of the Assittant 1 uar-
termaster General, so that every oung
seklier may be dependent upon • mself
forthe proper cooking of his meals on a
caimpaign, The British soldier is f r be-
hind his French and German brethr n in
eilinary skill, einiprobably not • If a
'igen men m a compauy, beyond th pro-
.
ieional cooks,' could make a stew 0 rop-
y, or grill a bit of beef or rnutt,n in
e open air. In the French army ook-
g is one of the subjects of exa ina-
4ion. :in which a private. must di play
otepatent knowledge 'before be is , pro -
tab& to the rank of corporal, awl.: la
zotnituence the itrt is cultivated telarlugh-
out 6 -very regiment. .
E WORKINg CLASS.
NOW PREPARED to furnish la
with constant el:epic) ment at
tile of the' bine or for their spate
tuskless new, light and profitable.,
her sex easily earn frona 50 cents tee,
, and a proportional sum by dea
ole time to the business. Bard
nearly as ranch as men; That all
fice may send their address, and
esn we make this unparalleled often"
.e, not well satisfied we will send
e trouble of writing. Fall puttee.
s worth several dollars to commence
a copy of Home, and Fireside, meat
d best Illustrated Publicatiens, all
suisii. Reader, if you want permarta
e work, address, GEORGE STIN-
rtland, main.
AL TOME PUBLIC.
AMR, hay -arta disposed of hiff
• Seaforth, is determined W.
and aceonnts dna him settlea it
'lining unsettled will be placed itn
etion, cantle foul:get
Plow Faetory, Seaforth, dun'
s. A few of his Combinatiors-W.ds_od
hand, and will be sold (sheep. dud"-
eta -acre Peek Lot, 2 pood building
;th 2 dwelling houses, and one _Lela
eiling housed The above proPenz-
gather or separately.
J. R. WIlaLTAMS, Seater*.
Cultivation of Oocii meal in
Teneriffe.
We passed many wome carrying on
their heads boxes containin the cochineal
bug, which they had bonht in Santa
Cruz and were taking to th north side
to, put dn the plant • a is generally
known, the cochineal deposts its young
on the lcoaf of the Cactus. The mothers
.are laid. in thin cambric ba.s or on rags,
which are then wrappe around the
plant and left on until the ug is deposit -
ad on the leaf. After reaci ng maturity
the bugs are scraped .off ane dried in an
oven or in the air. • Much f the island
is covered with cactus, and two crops of
•eochineal are gathered in • any places;
but the beauty of the leads pe is marred
by; unsightly fields of actns bound
with white raga. The coeh neal, origin-
ally introduced from Mexic by an enter-
prising priest, who was sto ed to death
by the peasants for injur ng, as they
supposed, a plant whose rickly pear
supplies them with a staple ood, became
a fiource of large profit at time when
the disease of the vines cut if the wine
crop. But the discovery of niline colors
has greatly reduced the price of cochineal,
although they can never altogether su-
persede the littleinseet from which are
obtained the most exquisite red dyes
known in modern times. Tie deficiency
that might result in the commeree ot the
islands is at present partial y made up
by an increasing producti n of onions
and potatoes, which are larg ly exported
to the West Indies. The el mate allows
three crops of potatoes ann ially. The
enitivation of the vine is al o in a mtas -
Tire reviving, and perhaps 3_,000 pipes of
various sorts were made at t e last vin-
tage; the annual yield w s formerly
over 30,000 pipes. The best canary is,
like the wines of warm clim tes, strong;
it has a aidh golden hue and fine fruity
favot ; although inferior to old port, or
maderia. —Atlantic Monthly.
Royalty in Rich D esses.
At the recent opening of P rlia,ment in
London the Queen wore a b ack velvet
dress, with a long train tri.med with
miniver and crape, and a lon whitetulle
-veil, surmounted by a crown i diamonds.
Her Majestyalso wore a neat, ce and ear-
rings of large diamonds, the IC oh -1 -Noor
as a brooch, the Riband and 'tar of the
Order of the Gartor. and t e Victoria
and Albert Order. Princess ouise wore
a garnet velvet dress, tri u ined with
cream satin and steel; The je elry worn
by her royal Highness consis' ed of dia-
monds and perals. Prince s Beatrice
wore a dress of Arnaure cardin 1 and fawn -
colored. poult de soie, trimmed with Bilis-
eels lace and embroidery of f wn-colored
chenille, with red and bro ze foliage.
Head-dress —Diamond. star, ether and
and veil. Ornaments—Nec lace, ear-
rings, and brooch of diamond. Orders
—The Ribbon and Star oft. Katherine
of Russia, the Order of St. sabelle
Portugal, the Victoria and Albert, and
the Coburg and, Goth family ders.
The Fiery Lake
A remarkable address ha
livered by Sir William Thom
Physical Section of the Britis
tion, on the subject of the ft
nature of the earth's kernel: -
denying that certain portio
earth's interior are in a mol
state, Sir William Thompson
ed, on various more or less
grounds, that no large propor
earth's interior can by any pos
in the condition of malten flui
"I may say, with almost
tainty, that whatever may
lative densities of rock, soli
ed, at or about the temperatu
faction, it is, I think, diuite c
cold solid rock is denser than
rock; and no possible degree
in the crust could prevent it f
ing in pieccs and sinking wh
the liquid lava. Something
may have gone on, and propa
on, for thousands of 'years af
cation commenced surface p
the melted material losing, he
and sinking immedlittely, or
the thickness of a few metres
been de -
sou in the
Associa-
id or solid
hile .not
s of the
en or fluid
maintain -
recondite
ion of the
ibility be
erfect cer-
e there'
and melt -
e of lique-
rtain that
ot melted
f rigidity
om break-
lly below
like this
ly did go
✓ solidifi-
rtions of
, freezing
owling to
here the
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Horrible Death.
The Omaha papers tell a horrible tory
to the effect that a corpse encased in a
metallic coffin, which was being shi ped
from California for interment at ome
eastern point, came to hfe while oni the
reed. The express I:peel:tenger affi med
thlit he heard sounds proceeding frori the
coffin, and was laughed at by the jrain
men, but his convictions were so s rong
that, upon arriving at a convenient pint,
the _case was opened, anti there were
signs which convinced him that the inan,
though dead then, had been alive nce
placed in thCceffin. The Omaha H ald
states that when the coffin arrived a its
destinatiofrand was opeMd,untnista able
proofs of the terrible truth were di cov-
ered. The hands were clinched, the lips
bitten, and the mouth filled with bleod.y
froth. The man had been alive, an it
was his moaning that had been hears; by
the express messenger.
THE GREAT SHOSEfONEES REMED
The success thatthese medicines ave
met with since their introduction to the
public some years ago, proves plainl, to
the most skeptical that they art :di- •
eines' that perform what they are ad1 er-
tised to. The virtues of these ed-
icines have been well tested, and 1ave
withstood their trial in a most satis ec-
tory manner. For diseases of the bl
liver, lungs, &c., they are unsurpas ecl.
We have" testimonials of miractus
cures oLthese diseases, and of m ny
others. If any one is afflicted, let him
tryl, bottle of the Remedy and a box 'of
'Pills. No injurious effects will follow
their use to the most delicate personk as
they are purely vegetable; there being
no mineral matter in them. The cost is
small, while the advantages derived from
their use will doubly repay you for your
expense and trouble. The medicines are
widely known 'throught the Dominion.
and are for sale by the principal mddi-
eines. Try them, and be convinced that
these medicines are no humbug, No
one who has tried the Shoshonees Ptills
has ever pronounced an unfavorable Op-
inion of them, no family where they
have, been used will be without them.
Full information may be had on all par-
iculars touching the use, and the exper-
ience of those who h.ave usecle them, by
securing the Treatise or the .Circular
frOm any druggist in the Dominion freo.
Price of the Remedy .in pint bottles, $1 ;
Pills 25 cents a box.
EPPf0. 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 fine properties of
well -selected. cocoa, Mr. Epps. has pro-
vided our breakfast tables with a delicate-
ly flavoured beverage,which may jaare us
maay 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 well fortified with pure
blood, and a properlYnourished frame."
Civil Service Gazette: Sold only in pack-
ets labelled- "-jennies Epps & Co, Ho-
rineopathic Chemiats, 48, Threadneedle
Steand 170, Piccadilly, London." 48.2-52
TWENTY YEARS' experience in using
"Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers'? have proved
them to be the most effectual reme y
for coughs and irritation of the thro t,
caused by cold, or unusual exertian bf
the. vocal organs; public speakers a d
singers will find them most beneficial.
The entire freedom from all deleterious
ingredients renders "Bryan's Pulmonic
Wafers " or Cough and Voice Lozenges,
a safe remedy for the most delicate pe -
son, and has caused them to be held in
'high esteem by all who have used then'.
Sold by all medicine dealers at 25 cents
a box.
VERY SENSI1BLE. —Horse dealers who
are suppbsed t& know what affects the r
interest, purchase "DarleY's Conditio
powders and Arahian Heave Re. 'Italy
by the dozen, and feed it to their haage
for the purpose of improving their co
dition, which it always does — others
should profit by their- example
Remember the name, and see that the
signature of Hurd & Co. is on each pack-
age. Northrop & Lyman, Toronto, Ont.
proprietors for Canada. Sold by alil
medicine dealers.
Auction Sales,
Tuesday, March 13, on Lot 34, Conr
14, McKillop, Farm, Stock and Landi
William Flannery, proprietor; J. PI
Brine, auctioneer.
Wednesday, March 14, on Lot 24r
North Boundary, Hay, Farna Stock,
Implements and Household Furniture.,
John Allen, proprietor; E. Bossen.
berry, auctioneer.
Thursday and Friday, March 8 and 91,
at the maple leaf etore, Brussels, Dry
Goods, Readynaade Clothing, &c. John
Allen, proprietor; C. R. Cooper, auc-
tioneer.
CASH paid for any quantity of Fres
Eggs at W. Hu.a, & Cods. 482-2
WIPE- SAYS a
Ft, Tr Ty
THAT
SELLING OFF.
ALLAN NiITCHELL'S
IS THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN
SEAFORTH TO BUY DRY. GOODS
OR MILLINERY. HE DOES NOT
PRETEND TO SELL AT COST
PRICE. HIS GOODS BEING WELL
BOUGHT AND MARKED AT THE
VERY LOWEST FIGURE, THERE
IS NO NECESSITY IN TRYING TO
HUMBUG THE PUBLIC BY THE
OLD CRY OF "SELLING AT COST,"
THAT '$ PLAYED OUT.
BUT MY WIFE SAYS, AND Sifir
IS A GOOD JUDGE, IF YOU WANT
VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY IN
DRY GOO1:S, FLANNELS, WIN-
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Ca'S AND COTTONS, ALL WOOL
SHAWLS, AND ESPECIALLY IN
MILLINERY, FLOWERS, FEATH-
ERS, ORNAMENTS, &c., Sic., GO TO
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ALLAN MITCHELL'S.
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GANG PLOWS,
GANG PLOWS,
HILL PLOWS,
HILL PLOWS,
LAND ROLLERS,
LAND ROLLERS,
FOR SALE AT THE
HURON FOUNDRY
AND MACHINE SHOP.
PLOWS And PLOW CASTINGS
Made from the
CELEBRATED DIAMOND IRON.
Far niers would do well to call and examine be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
WHITELAVir & MORE.
$99
'Ita Can't be made by every agentevery month
d in the business we furmsh, but those
willing to work can earn a dozen dollars a day
right m their own localities. Have no room to
explain here. Business pleasant and honorable.
Women and boys and girls do as -well as men.
We wilffurnish you a complete outfit free. The
business pays better than anything elee. WewiU
_bear expense of starting you. Particulars tree.
Write and see. Faitiers and mechanics, their
Ogons and daughters, and all classes in need of
paying work at home should write to us and learn
all about the work at once. Now is the time.
Don't delay. Address TRUE & Co., Augusta,
Maine.
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havecome to the condiusion to sell off
MY 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 1 MUST SELL
To prevent the Sheriff doing so.
sato hint the other day, and he gave me
THE WINK,
But don't mention it, as it is a Secret.
I knew at once that something was up.
SO COME- ALONG AND BE AHEAD OF HIM.
You will find the Place.
MATT. ROBERTSQN'S OLD STAND,
Main Street„ Seaforth;
JOHN S. PORTER.
oVERCOATS,, VERCOATS.
A Big Rush in Overcoats at
WILLIAM CAMPBELL'S,
Temporarily at Killoran & Ryan's large
brick block, Main Street.
A Large. Stock of All the Varieties.
SPLENDID LOT OF ULSTERS,
Just the thing wanted for the coming
winter for riding.
The Stock in all lines for Merchant Tail-
ors' purposes is quite full, and as I
want to sell off the whole lot look out for
rare bargains for cash.
BARGAINS, BARGAINS FOR CASH.
WM. CAMPBELL.
THE HURON.EXPOSITOR
IS PUBLISHED
EVERYFRIDAY MORNING
IN SEAFORTH.
TERMS—$1 60 Per Annum in Advance; or $2
at the end of the Year.
ADVERTISING RATES.
CONTRACT RATES.
SPACE. !One Year. 1Half Years! 3 Months.
One columni $60 00 1 $85 00 I $20 00
Half column1 86 00 20 00 1 12 00
One-fourth • i . 20 00 12 00 1 , 8 00
One-eighth I 12 00 8 00 1 • 6 00
' One -twelfth...,. 4 8 00 500 Is 8 00
TRANSIENT.'—First insertion, per line, 8 cents;
subsequent instertioas, 2 cents each time, per
line.
BUSINESS CARDS, _Six Lines and .nnder per
year, $4. •
Advertisements under the head of Strayed, Lost or
Found, For Sale or To Let, Specific Articles,
Wanted, Notice to Debtors, Meetings to be Held.,
Stock for Sale, Stock for Service, &c. &c., not
exceeaing 10 lines—first month, -$1 ; lifter first
month, 50 cents each month.
Advertisements under the head of Real Estate for
Sale, not exceeding 16 lines—first month, $1 50
each subsequent month, 75 cents. -
Local Advertisement e under the head of .District
Matters, 16 cents per line each insertion.
Births, Marriages and Deaths—Gratis.
Advertisements without specific directions will.be
inserted till forbid, and charged accordingly.
McddilAN BROTH HMS, Pnbliehers,
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>Spurious imitations of "Holloway's Pills
and Ointment," are mane teetered seed sold under .
Zthe name of "Bel- loway's & Co.,"
by. J. F. Henry. -
Curran, & Co.,
Druggist's, a n d
Me-
tropolitan. Medi- else lay the Me -
of New Yorkawitl, ane Company!
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as sum ed
trade mark, thus: ea —Again o n e
Ill doseph Itaydock,
of New York.
likewise passes off
rcounterfets of
his own. make under the ealue of Holloway & Co.,.
having for a trade mark a erescent and serpent;
_„IMcResson & Rollins, of New York, are agents for
She same.
These persons, the better to deceive yon un-
blashinglY caution the public in the small biooks
Z cif directions, -which accompany their mediciees,
which are really the spurious imitations, to Be-
ware of Cotmterfeits.
prices and sell them to the publics in Canada as
Unscrupulous dealereobtain them at very low
my genuine Pills and Ointment.
I most earnestly and respectially appeal to the
Clergy, to mothers of Famillea and other Ladies
and to the public generally ief British North!
America, that they may be pleased to denounce
unpsptairringInystherh
estiesfra:ud
aid
chlook to the Label
on the Pots and Ittftes. If the' address
Is not 333, Oxford Street, London,
they are Counterfeits.
Each Pot and Box of the genuine Medicines
bears the, British Government Stamp, with. the
words, " Hoieowav's PILLS AND OINTIMTT,
Lennon," engraved thereon. On the label is
the address, 588, Oxronn STREET, Lonac-where
alone they Ire manufactared:
a f.,' Parties who allay be defraude d by Vendors
d selling spurious Holloway's Pills and Ointment
\ as of my genuine make, shall on communicating
the particulars to me, be amply remunerated, and
their names never divulged. Signed
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
London, Jan. 1,1877. 4477
THE GREATEST WONDER, OF MOD-
ERN TIMES.
!HOLLOWAY IS
PILLS est OINTMENT 1
The Pills Pnrify the Blood, eerrect all disorders
of the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and Bowels, and
are invaluable in all complaints incidental to
Females.
The Ointment is the only reliable arraedy
for bad Legs, Old Wounds, Sores and -Ulcers,
of however long standing. For Broaehitis, Dip-
htheria, Coughs, Colds Gout, Rheumatism, and
all Skin Diseases it haeno equal.
BE WARE OF NE Vtr YORK COUN-
TERFEITS.
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(Under the new Act,) leaned at the
EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SEAFORTH.
Under authority of the Lieutenant -Governor a
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SEEDS, SEEDS., ---WILSON & YOUNG
have just received direct from the most reliable
Seed Importers in Canada, a large and eomplete
stock of Field and Garden Seeds. Turnip, all the "4
favorite varieties of Swede and -Yellow Globe,
Grey Stone, &p. White Belgiah, White Orthe
and Long Oronget Carrot, Long Red„. Large Mem-
moth and 'Yellow Globe Mengel Wurtzels, and all
kinds of Garden Seeds. Clover, Timothy, and
other field seeds constantly on hand, and sold at
the lowest cash prices. 482
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"Lr not what we cannot get our
cheer of mind destroy," but you can get Choice
Teas at lew prices. Beautiful Sugars Extra good
Fresh Ground Coffee, Bright Syrup:Baking Mo-
lasses, Fresh Fruits, Candied P eels, Spices'Ex-
tracts; Watt's Erasive Family Soap, Starch,
Bine, and Butter, Lard, Cheese, Potatoes, Tur-
nips, Apples, Flour'&c,, at prices to snit the
times, and have them promptly delivered, at
Allen's Grocery. 475
MONEY, MONEY. --Parties desirous of
borrowing money on real estate security would do
well to give me a call before closing arrangements
elsewhere, as Pisan offer the hest of tornis to bor-
rowers. All applications for loans strictly con-
fidential. Mortgages bought on favorable terms.
Office in Leckie's Block, Brussels. C. R. Coopan.
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WM. ROBERTSON & Co.
SEAFORTH.
DR. WILLIAM GRAY'S SPECIFIC
MEDICINE. .
The Great English
Remedy is especially re-
commended as anunfail-
ing cure for Sernittial
Weakness Spermatorr-
hea, Impotency, and all
Before. diseases 'that follow as ,A. • W.
a seqnenee of Self abuse, as LOES of Memory,
lJniverital Lassitude, Pain in the Back, Dimness
of -Vision Premature Old Age, and many other
diseases Vision,
leads to Insanity or Consumption
and a Prernattue Grave, all of which as a rude are
first caused by deviating from the Pate of nature
and over indulgence- The Speciffe Medicine is
the result of a life study and many years of nx-
perience in treating these special diseases. Pam-
phlet free by mail. The Specifie Medicine is sold
by all Druggists at $1 per package, or 6 packages
for $5, or will be sent by mail on receisit ot the
money, by addressing WILLIAM GRAY & CO.,
Windsor, Ont. Sold in Seaforth by E. Hickson &
Co., J. 8. Roberts, R. Lnmsden and all druggist
merchants.
AN OLD FRIEND THE BEST
FRIFiND.
W. H. OLIVER, SEAFORTH,
BEGS to acquaint his many friends and custo-
mers that he has removed two doors north of
his old stand, Mantyre's Black, where be has a
stook equal to any -in the business, and at the
moat favorable prices. All kinds of Repairing
done on The shortest n.otice. A good Stock of
Tranks„Valises, Whips, Combs, Brushes, and all
other such articles required constantly on hand.
Rememuer your old Friend. Sign of the Scotch
Collar.
481 W. H. OLIVER, Seaforth.
THE SEAFORTH
INSURANCE MID LAND AGENCY.
ALONZO STRONG
TS AGENT for Several First -Class Stock, Fire
-a- and Life Insurance Companies, and is prepar-
ed to take risks on
THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
Also Agent for several of the beat Loan Socie-
ties.
Also Agent for the sale and purchase of Farm
and Village Property.
A NUMBER OF FIRST-CLASS IM-
PROVED FARMS FOR SALE.
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$50,000 to Loan at 8 Per Cent.
Interest.
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OFFICE—Over M. Morrison's Store, Main -St.
Seaforth.
ECLIPSE OATMEAL MILLS,
SEAFORTH.
NOW, IN FULL OPERATION.
'Oat Meal, Split Peas, Pot Barley,
Corn, Meal Ch,opped,
And All Hinds of Mill Feed Constantly on Hand
Chopping done Tueisdaas and Fridays. Oatmeal
exchanged for Oats. Highest price paid for Oats,
Peas ana4I3arley.
4.1.s • CURRIE & THOMSON.
20,000 BUSHELS OF CORN
COMING Per THE LONDON. HURON AND
BRUCE RAILWAY.
Tills Subscriber has now completed arrange-
-L manta with the growers in the West to furnish
a steady supply of
SEED CORN AND OATS,
Also good Feeding Corn, at lower prices than can.
be supplied anywhere in this County. The first
lot will be along in -a few days. Note the ad-
dress : D. McT,IiINNAN, Grain Dealer, Bruce -
field P. 0, Storehouse, Brucefield station. 482
MRS. MARKEY
BEGS to annonnee to her frieeda and custom-
ers that she has again opened out in her new
[store, oposite Hays' Hotel, Seaforth, where she
hopeslo receive that
LIBERAL PATRONAGE
heretofore extended towards her. She intend
as heretofore, to keep the
BEST QBALITY-OF COON
to be found in the Markets. Farm Produce
bought, sold and exchanged..
474 MRS. MARKEY.
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