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ENDID CHANCE TO
RAKE IVIOTtlEY.„
L U .A 33 L z
'N. PROPERTY
sEAFoATH
E By PUBLIC AUCTION.
BRINE hes reeeived instractiona to
?Olio AnetiOn, at the COMMERCUL
rnyaiRTH, on TUESDAY, Matra
amea at 2 &Clock P• the folleirs
town propexty
:hat large, comfortable andhaacisonie
nr house at presentoccupied hy this,
, together with the twO hateon Which
.%ta house contains kitchen, atatug
r, and 5 bedroome, together with's
kitehert, alto first -0108S Well Ina
0 10t 10 planted with fruit and o
a and, there is a good driving hottest
-That comfortable dwelling house
shi Street, opposite the, residence Of
re hell. The houae is frame,. sow
iud stone foundation- It contains
ing room, parlor, and five badroelne.
&good well and (Astern and astable.
eequarter of itti acre and. the bailee
r.
be houses can he Been at any time. -
de.
On tha brick house, $100 on the day
within 15 clays thereafter, the. bal.
iam OIX mortgage, with interak at
Er annum, for tea years or sued:tame
nrchaser. On the frame house, $100
ale, $506 °within 15 days, mid the
ortgage to suit purchaser with ins
r cent. per &mum.
LANDREW MALCOLM, Preptietara
, Auctioneer- 4864
iqSOLIDATED BANK
CANADA.
$1.000.004X
OF MONTREAL, Ince- pore tet1188
;Ora, CANADIAd.',/ BANK,
- Incorpotated 18i.
'ORTIT BRANCH.
DN BLOCK., MAIN-ST.0
SEAFORTH.
a New Voirk Payable at any
nited States.
/Exchange on latntion payable
dee of the Urtited Kingdom'.
T PAID ON DEPOSITS.
M. P. HAYES,
MANAoial
HE SEAFORTH
I AND LAND AGENCY.
WZO STRONG
ar Several First-CIasa Stoak, First
.1surance Cerape uies, and is prepees-
on
IFAVORABLE TERMS..
or several of the be Loan Serie-
or the sale and parehase of Farm
vert3a
:ft OF FIRST-CLASS IM -
FARMS FOR SALE.,
to Loan at S Per Cent.
Interest.
ver M- Morrison's Store, Ma'm-Ste
CHEAP GOODS.
P. MARKEY,
DEALER IN
!'ES and PROVISIONS,
liEetiONERY, &c,
WERED FREE CIF CHARGE
E T, SEAFaRTH, OPPOSITE
HAYS' HOTEL. 485,
OATMEAL MILLS,
EAFORT1-1..
,FULL OPERATION.
Split Peas, Pot Barley,
'Meal Chapped,
Mill Feed Collate way on Hand
a Tuesdays and F:4sv. Oatmeal
eats.. B iehest wire pant for Oates,
CURRIE & '1 HOMSON.
AND SAW MILLS.
ated has Pleastire in annortnahig
de of Zurieh and Vicinity that hitt
in better running order than ever
LNG promptly attended to. In his
BER YARD
ritity of Dry Hemlock at $6 per
hj- Rock Elm at Val to $12 per
the r kind a equally cheap. Cue-
'emptly attended to, mad, Bills
Ortest Notice.
WILLI A 31 FEN VeiGK.
PORK , FACTORY
& trAMES PETTY,
Smoked and Sugar Cured Hamel
oked Rails, °timberland Bacon,
se Pork,
,by Nail or Otherwise
,,atly Attended to.
always on hand.
G. & J. PETTY, lIcasall•
W. P OMR
r; WELL 'KNOWN
VAHT PHYSICIAN,
evellira, hrc-ugh the Dominion
rs. sr d hag made a great many
wel be at STEPHENS' NEW
eRTH, ou FRIDAY, April 6th,
4a ca.
tiridy Botanical, and. furniehed
t.-,tsonable rates. 486-2
DRESSING.
Ft MANUA STARK
!arm the Ladies of Seaforth an&.
she is prepared to makeup
CURLS, BRAIDS, &c,,
shion from Combings. Pricen
-orders punctually attended to.
Rehidence—Goderich Street.
467#19
tISIIELS OF CO -HN
LoNDGN:RuRoN AND
CR RAILWAY.
- now romp' te,1 a, range-.
growera in the Weat to fa:. vish
MN AND OATSy
;Corn, at lower pr:ce3 th ut can
iein Witt CounLy. Tha dret
r. a few days. Note the ad-
5NAN, Grain Dca! er, B ace-
Mse, Bracefteld station. 4,62,
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IL 6, 1877.
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THE
UROIV, EXPOSITOR.
HARMONY.
Some Water and oil
! One day had a broil,
As dOwn the glass they were dropping;
. And. would not unite,'
But continuedlo fight,
Witheut any prospect of stopping.
Some pearl-ash o'erbeitd,
And, quick as a word;
...Tamped down in the midst of their clash-
ipsf,
When all three`agreerl,
And united with speed,
And sap was created for washing.
PAT IN mIt1{0ICA.
BY J. A. §-Irani.
Close hy a stream, 'mid theliills.of Mus-
ikoky,
I have a cot—'tis a beautiful one.
Mornin' and evenin', the chimney. $o
smoky,
Hangs up like a cloud on the beams of
the sun.
CHORUS.
Come iddy, come, come Biddy, come ;
Come to Muskoky, dear, say will ye
onae ?
Ova he door a,n1 all -round -the first
tory,
Stic ing their tindrils through chinks
n the wall,
the sweet rose an' the bright
oruing glory,
ing so purely through summer
nd fall.
Climbs
Bloo
Come,
Out in
Are
And d
The
IR
iddy, come, &c.
he garden, tile turnips an pra-
ies
• t
equally bent upon oppressing us. What.
everthey demanded' haiheen'granted to
hem. This year we -have:had to do' ail
the labor in the fields befere.laying handto
our own. Nothing,, 'however, haft
ower to satisfy them , or to render
theini more humane er considerate toward
48- ,
"There is no limit to their violence or
rapacity.' Our 94easts ofe'burden must
a ways be at their disposal ; they ride
1 ofur horses and compel is to find them
fOrage. They make equally free with
our purses; and 'whatever sum they ask
ust he. forthconiing, :Rause them and
ytou are beaten alinost toldeath. A
vil-
l�.ge priest, who had been arrested. and
!tlIken to prison at Sere% upon being set'
if ee and allowed to return to his parish,
d the other day his house invaded by
Is me Redifs, or soldiers of the Re-
e rve, who. deemed the itnprison-
ent he had suffered an inadequate
nishment for his alleged (imaginary
ence.
"Twice they attacked the house and
ice they were baffled, because the
lest, warned of their intentions, bad,
ken' flight and sought refuge in the
uses of some of his trusty parishioners;
ereupou bp perseetiters declared that
they caught him they'would shave his
ard and -tear him tri pieces. Then the
est, who had before been in the hands
these Philistines, and knew what
dness he might expect at their hands,
k up his gun and fled Ito the moun-
ns, where he must live an outlaw's
as he best can. Not satisfied with
tting from the peasantry whatever
y be`of use to then; the Turks take
asure in doing the people all the'
h rm they can by wantonly destroying
trees in their, fields, vineyards and.
ga, dens."
Manitoba Notes.
[FROM THE FRER PRE SS] .
Coal Oil still sells in Winnipeg at $1
pet gallon. , .
farm of 320 scree with commodi-
on outbuildings in the parish 'of Kit.'
do an, Manitoba,' was recently sold for
000.
10
01
is
rowdin' aitch other clane out of
he ground, ;
wn through the dooryard as thick
s miskaties,
ins an' their chickens are scratch -
le around.
.Cerne. Iltfiddy, come, tec.
I have af cow in the bit of a pasture,
(Oceahs of butter an' milk phin ye
a e dry,)
A chu k of a pig growin', faster an'
ter,
Lawks tj how he squales to git out of
tl at sty.
iddy, come, &c.
'Come,
111 sprin
The s
An' syru
ci
To sw
-Come, B
Pse be tappin the big sugar
shes ;
gar's good aitin', an' faix we'll
ve some,
like honey so thick an' deli -
11S, .
ten yer party wee mouth phin
come.
ddy, come, &c.
Take Comfort.
It is w II enough to provide for a rainy
day, but that man is very foolish who
saves his umbrella for a future storm
white he is being drenched with rain. We
do not ta e pleasure and enj oyeententment
as Nye sh uld do. We live too much in
the fatur and too little in the present.
We live oor that we may die rieh. We
get all ready to be happy, and when we
are quite k-eady infirmity or disease steps
in and the chance to take comfort in this.
life is gonte. If we could only be content
to seize u. on the little pleasures that lie
just outsi e, and often within our daily
pathway, they would make a large sum
total at t e end ()tour lives. Too many of
us scorn p easures that are cheap and near
and with' our grasp, and complain be-
cause we annot have such ae are costly
and remo ,fbut if we would only magnify
tha little hings that make life pleasant
as we do t ose that make it unpleasant,
the cup of our joys would continually
over& w. Be content to take life as it
comes, and always make the best of the
present and let future sorrows be future,
and let them not intrade upon the pres-
ent by u necessary apprehensions and.
foreboding .
Ono ?ause of Hard Times. -
The identity of interest between em-
ployer and employed is no longer felt; as
it used to be, by the employed. For-
merly a hi ed man seemed to care just
about as in ch for everything that be-
longed to t e person he worked for as if
it belonged to himself. Nothing of the
kind exists at the present time conse-
quently labjor is not nearly as productive
as it would otherwise be.
Unwillin hands accomplish but little.
Unless a an's heart is in his work
he is not w rth much. While this lack
of interest renders the work less produc-
tive to the employer it also makes it
much more irksome to the laborer.
We believe one of the greatest causes
of the present depression in business is
the very change of which we are speaking.
Men cannot afford to employ labor in
many thing S they couldif laborers took
more interest in their work. It is in this
way that working men stand in their
own light. A man who talres his em-
ployer's intereit thoroughly to heart can
always find something to do in the hard-
est tinaes.
A Pleasanter if not a Better=
Job.
One of th Methodist ministers of this
city was, a f• w days ago, called upon by
a German. and requested to conduct the
funeral servi es over his wife, who had
rother L—, with MS usual
sented, of course, and the
held with due decorum and
fter the funeral was over
idower stepped up to the
the following dialogue en-
_
" Vell, Mr. L—, how
re for burying my vife ?"
thing for attending funerals."
ihug significantly)—``Vell,
erry kind uv you. But
te. In. a few days I give
ob than i4"
justdied.
urbanity, co
services wer
solemnity.
the forlorn
minister, an
sued.
German —
much you oh
Preacher— Oh! I do not charge any -
German (s
now this ie
&atop a rain
you a better
Preacher— 'Why, what may that be?"
German -- Oh ! ferry much better
job than dat. I be's ping to get mar-
ried again." Rochester Express,
Sufferings of Christians in Bul-
garia.
'
The settlers in Rockwood division.
ar taking steps to have a grist mill' erects
ed for the convenience Of the settlements.
A nuiriber Of the owners Of land in that
dNision who reside in Winnipeg have
-offered. individual bonusesranging from
o $100 to 0. P. Jackson upon his
gu= rantee to erect a mill costing $6,000,
. Tided he can obtain a bonus.of $2,00Q
frqI the ' settlers, in the surrounding
to nships.
M:
fell I
att:
ed
we
for
fin
sen
be
tlark
asei
The
met
Some hot asheIs were thrown out on
street, Winnipeg, recently, and a
w came along ,with a yoke of oxen
ed to a load Of woodi He anchor.
he animals'eloSe to where the ashes
• deposited, and placing some hay
he oxen right on the hot heap, left to
a customer for;his wood. In his ab.
:e the hay caught fire, and the oxen
g unable to kack away from the
es were some hat scorched before
tance came. ,
. .
E GREAT SHOSHONEES : REMEDY. —
success that these medicines have
with since their introduction to the
public some years ago, proves plainly to
the most skeptical that they are medi-
cmos that perform what they are advcr-
tisect to. The iirtues of. these med-
.
•icin s have been well tested, and have
withstood their trial in a MoSt satisfac-
tory anner. For diseases ef the blood,
le
liver lungs, (to., they are unsurpassed.
We have testimonials of I miraculous
cure of these diseases, and of Many
othe is. If any one 'is afflicted, let him
try a bottle of the Remedy and a box of
Pills. No injurious, 'effects will follow
their use to the most delicate person, as
they re purely vegetable ; there being
no in neral milder in; them. i The • cost is
small while the ad vantagesderived from
their use will doubly repay you for your
exp se and trouble. Tbe medicines are
widel known throught the Dominion.
and e for sale by the principal medi-
cines. Try them, and be convinced that
these raedicines are no humbug. No
1
,one who has tried thp Shoshonees Pills
has evier pronounced an unfavorable op-
inion ' of them, no 'family where they
have been used will be without them.
Full iliforwatinn. may be had on all par-
icu1a,i4 touching the use, and l the exper-
ienceli4f those who have used them, by
seculg the Treatise or the Circular
from I ny druggist in the Dominion freo.
Price Of the Reznedy in pint bottles, $1 ;
Pills 2ii cents a box. 1
I
LON
times
ly out
either
how to
appeat
-there
.,sure, a
person
quant'i
fects 4
dealer
dition
proved
readily
dais 1
Arabia
equal it
naemb
signal
age.
propriet
inedicin
Esrs
natura
of dige
ful ap
well -s
vided
ly fla
many
j udieio
a cons
until s
dency
maAadi
attack
We ma
keepin
blood,
The corres endent of the London ebs la
Civil Se
Times at Pera, writing on the 20th of mceopa
February, says : I have before me a St.,and
letter from. Seres, a town in the Province
of Adrianople; northeast of Salonica, in DID yo
-which I read' that the vexations the a COMM
Christians haie to endure at the hands glected,
of the Mussulinans are as intolerable as and dis
they ever wer. The letter says :
-The Turk only show us some for-
bearance as ling as we are 'willing to
supply them ith meat and drink, and
to pat up wit all their exactions and
ill-treatinentg, and as long as.we consent
to work in the r fields withOut remunera-
tion. Poor o rich, the Turks are all
o
y
t
el
th
e
b
• I
T Km.NOW IT HAT TO Do.—We some -
ear persons say, "my horse is sad -
of condition, and I cannot tell
hat is the matter with him, or
get him into better order ;" they
to be ignorant of the fact that
within their reach a reraedy safe,
d effectual in all cases. Many
who deal in horses use large
les of it, and testify that its ef-
most satisfactory. 1 One horse
informs lis that his horse's con--
nd appearance are so much im-
by its use .that they sell more
and for higher prices. The arti-
arley's Condition Powders and
Heave Remedy." Nothing else is
it for the same purpose. Re -
the name, and see that the
e of Hurd & Co. is on each pack-
rthrop & Lyman, Toronto, Ont.,
rs for Canada. Sold by all
dealers.
1
OCOA .---Grateful and comforting
a thorough knowledge of the
aws which govern the operations
-on and nutrition, and by a care-
lication of the fine properties of
ed cocoa, Mr. Epps has pro -
if tables with a delicate -
u ed beverage,which may save us
vy doctors' bills. It is by the
use of such articles of diet that
tion may be gradually built up
ng enough to resist every ten -
disease. Hundreds of subtle
are floating around us ready to
erever there is a weak point.
escape many a fatal shaft by
urselves well fortified with pure
d a properly nourished frame."
ice Gazette. Sold only in pack-
ed- "James Epps & Co., Ho-
c Chemists, 48, Threadneedle
0, Piccadilly, London." 482-52
s
9
ver think that what is termed
cold, when- systematically ne-
ten leads to that most fatal
essing disease, consumption.
but when attended to at once is general-
ly easy plf cure. If you are troubled
with a chld, "Bryan's Pulmoitie Wafers"
will be f
ing it.
generally
time. Sp
try dealer
nd most: efficacions in remov-
hey give immediate relief, and
effect a' cure when used in
Id by all -druggists aud coma-
, at 25 cents a box.
ENTENNIAL MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS
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Grand Trunk Railway:
Trains leave Seeforth Station as follows:
GOING WEST—
Mixed Train, 8:50 A. M.
Express 2:08 P. M.
Express .... 8:58 P. M.
GOING- EAST—
Express Train 7.50 A. M.
Express Train
Mixed Train 14:24 MK:
Great 'Western.RgOway.
Trains leave Brussels
as under :
GOING NORTH.
Mixed• • • • • • 9:25 A. M.
Accom.. .... 8:55 P. M.
Accom 9:18 P. M.
station, north ai4 south,
I Goma sou et.
Accom. 6:17 A. M.
Aecom
2:57 p.m.
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ALL necessary articles in the line
be found ELt Hickson,sDrng Store. Cough Me
eines; Glycerine, Saltpetre, Condition Powde
Coarse Castor Oilby th,e wand, Head Light
Oil, Sponges, High Back Combas gaudy Packs
Dyes, and arena goods fresh at HactsOns• 4
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' WARDED TO
MALCOLM MONRQE,
SEAFORTH,
FORyrOCiD HANDLE AND WROUGHT
IRON BRAM'PLOW.
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A/TALCOLAI MONROE has pleasure in. announcing to the Farmers of Enron end Perth that he
it; better prepared this -season. Oise ever to furnish a first-class article.' As proof positive that
his Plows are the Bast in f he afarkethe has oaly to refer to the fact that the Plow Manufactured by
him ebtained {lie INTERNATIONAL PRIZE AND DIPLOMA at the Centennial Exhibition.
L
HE ALSO MIN IJFAC-
, TITRES Thistle Cutter Plows,
IRON PLOWS,,
Hill's Patent Plows,
fpr Plowing Gardens.
• SCUFFLERS, IRON AND WOOD PLOWS. ..
Also a
One -Horse Plow Snitable
rs-
• guar
••••7;c7,...
teetveta.
•
This Plow is universally admitted tohe the best Gang Plow new in use, and Farmers should give
it a trial before purchasing any other.
All these Implements are manufactured by himeelf, ef the very best material, and are better and
move durable than those got up by laa e establishments tor 'catch sales. Every Implement war-
ranted- torgive eatisfactien: Prices a low as those of any other respectable establishment that
urns out a gcod article. Plows of all the above kind ia kept constantly on hand and can be seen at
his shop at any time.
• IRON HARROWS. •
The Scoteh Diamond Harrows kept censtantly on hand. Repairs fcr all kinds ol Plows kept con-
stantly on hand. Remember the shop!, Mate Street Seaforth, East Side.
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For 25c, 400, 50c, 75e, $1, $1 25, $2, $2 5C, 8,$7$and $12 per pair- A case given with every pair.
Sole Agents in Seaforth and vicinity for Lazarus, Morris & Co.'s, And Louis Black & Co.'s celebrated
Spectacles. The above carri9e exchangTi any time within three months if not soiled or broken.
i..........a_a_
WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
1 . ,
A full line of American, English, Emmen and Swiss Watches. American and French Clocks on
hand. a he above goods that are warranted to customers will be exchanged within one year if satis-
faction is not given, provided they are n t da,maged or broken.
EVVELRY.
A fine assortment of Colored Gold Setia, l3right Gold Sets, Gold Breeches, Gold Ear Bigg, Gold
Cuff Buttons, Studs, Gem Seal, Guard arid Wedding Rings, Gold Guards and Albert Chains, Seals,
Keys, Lockets, Pens, &e. None of the above goods will be taken back after two weeks—or at all if
worn—except when the goods do not turn out as represented. A Large Stock of Silver Plated Ware,
Plated Jewelry, Black Jewelry, Fancy Goods,
'Violns, &e Cheap for Cash.Watches, Clocksand Jewery of eVerydescription Repaired
by first-class workmen and warranted
to give eatisfactiond Work must be paid fOr on delivery. TR'E GREATEST WONDER OF MOD.
7
1\TCYTIO_
N E W SHOE SHOP.
Tundersigned begs to notify the inhabits nts
of Seaforth and surrounding country that he
has commenced business
IN SEAFORTH,
In the Shop next door to Pillman's Carriage Fac-
ter7, where he intends to carry on -
The Custom Shoe Business
IN ALL as BRANCHES.
The Stock having been carefully selected, and
none but
FIRST-IOLASS WORKMEN
EMPLOYED,
And
And by strict attention to businees, the public
can rely on getting good Value for their money.
REPAIRING done with,
and Dispatch.
Neatness
485 J. J. SCOTT.
KIDD'S HARDWARE.
_
kECEIVED
DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS
CUT NAILS,
SPADES, SHOVELS, FORKS,
HOES AND RAKES,
GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, &c.
FENCING WIRE
BUILDING HARDWARE
Of Every Description Cheap.
EAVE TROUGHS AND CONDUCT-
! , ING PIPE
Put up 'on the ;Shortest Notice and Warranted.
Speciq 1n4Cements to Cash and
prompt Paying Customers.
JOHN KIDD.
M. R. COU TER, Prefctical Watchmaker, 811 :ERN TIMES.ora.
HURRAH FOR MANITOBA.
11AVING decided on going to Manito14, I will commence on FRIDAY, MARCH 16th, to run o
my Stock of DRY GOODS at almost any price at all, the object being to save time.
HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS& OINTMENT
The Pills theBlood, correct all dieorders
FOUR -CASES Or NEW SPRING GOODS
.Earemetaiinevseluable in all complaints incidental to
of the Liver, ntemach, Kidneys and Bowels, and
Including a lovely line of PRINTS, will b - sacrificed with the rest. Ladies and Gentlemen, now is The Ointment is the only reliable remedy
,
the time, as ese Goods must and will be for bad Legs, Old Wounds. Sores and Ulcers
of however long standing. For Bronchitis, Dip-
htheria, Coughs, Colds Gout, Rheumatism, and
all Skin Diseases it has no equal.
rounds, suitable for a ger tleman's residence, a Park Lot BE WARE OF NEW YORK COUN-
and several Town Lots, which will be sold cheap. TERFEITS.
Spurious imitations of "Holloway's Pine
and Ointment." are mann facturedawnady,Bao
sold under
by
ye njean. Pe
Druggists, a n a
."'fliaelln41, ioCurran, & Co.,
GEORGE DENT, Seaforth. tropolitan Medi- dm Company
also by the Me -
of New York,with tn assumed
trade mark, thus:- —Again o n e
Joseph Haydock, of New York,
likewise passes off connterfeits of
his own make under the mane of Holloway & Co.,
having for a trade mark a crescent and serpent;
McKesson & Robina, of New York, are agents for
the same. t
_
A COMPLETE ST OK OF WHEAT, *OATS blushingly caution the public in the small books
Thee° persons, the better to deceive you, nn -
I of directions which accompany their medidines
PEA, BARLEY'
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEEDS
At Reasonable Prices.
SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST.
I have also for sale a Splendid House and
'inside the corporation -of Seaforth
DON'T MISS
THE DRY GOODS,
MD "VT A. IR0 13 0 _A.S II
HAS, AS USUAL AT THIS SEA.SON,
-which are really the spurious imitations, to Be-
ware of Counterfeits.
Unscrupulous dealers obtain them at very low
prices and sell them to tha public in Canada as
my genuine Pills and Ointment.
I most earnestly and respectfully appeal to the
Clergy, to mothers of Families and other Ladies
. and to the public generally of British North'
America, that they may be pleased to denounce
unsparingly these frauds.
GODERICII STREET SEA.FORTI-I
.1 a on the Pots and Boxes. Ifthe address
nrchasers should took to the Label.
1 I its not 533, Oxford Street, London,
i
1
1 they are Counterfeits.
-Next Block to iLwnzsden's Drug Store. ; Each Pot and Box of the genuine Medieines
e bears the British Government Stamp, with the
Words, "HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT,
TJ" R, 1\T I 'I' 13 1=t M1 GANG
SELLING OFF.
I have come to the conclusion to sell off
MY ENTIRE
STOCK OF FURNITURE
AT COST
km the next Thirty Days, and Just.
COME ALONG ALL YE
Married, Unmarried and About Getting
MARRIED,
.‘47l I Will Give You
SUCH BARGAINS
As cannot be attained elsewhere
AS1 I MUST SELL
To prevent the Sheriff doing so.
I saw him the other day, and he gave me
THE WINK, .
But don't mention it, a.s it is a Secret.
I knew at once that something was up.
1
SO COME ALONG AND BE ARTIAD OF HIM.
You will find the Place.
MATT. ROBERTSON'S OLD STAND,
Main Street, Seaforth;
JO 1 N S. PORTER. 1
MA
OK C IFICATES,
(Under the new Act,) issued at the
EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SEAFORTH.
IAGE
LICENCES
Under authority of the Lleatenant-Governor of
On Elio.
PLOWS,
GANG
HILL PLOWS,
Lorinua," engraved thereon. On the label is
the address, 588, 01YORD STRE'ET, Loanossawhere
alone they ere manufactured':
j 1..° Parties who may be defrauded by Vendors
selling spurious Holloway's Pills and Ointment
PLOWS I as of my genuine make, shall on communicating
'the particulars to me, be amply remunerated, and
1 their names never divulged. Signed
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
London, Jan. 1, 1877. 477
HILL PLOWS,
LAND ROLLERS,
LAND ROLLERS,
FOR &ME AT THE
HURON FOUNDRY
AND MACHINE SHOP.
AN OLD FRIEND THE BEST
FRIEND.
W. H. OLIN/ER, SEAFORTH,
]?LOWS And PLOW CASTINGS BEGS to acquaint his many friends and eusto-
mers thet he has removed two doors north of
his old stand, McIntyre's Block, where he has a -
stock equal to any in the business, and at the
most fayorable priees. All kinds of Repairing
done on the shorteet notice. A good Stock of
Trunks, Valises, Whips, Combs, Bnishes, and all
other such articles required constantly on hand.
Bern ember3 our old Friend. Sign of the Scotch
Collar.
Made from the
CELEBRATED DIAMOND IRON.
Farmers would do well to call and examine be
fore purcbasing elsewhere.
WHITELAW & MORE.
THE COMMERCIAL LIVERY,
SEAFORTH
ARTHUR FORBES,
11 AVING purchased the Stock and Tide of the
Commercial Livery, Seaforth, from Mr.
George 1Vhiteley, begs to state that he intends
carrying on the business in the old stand, and has
added several valuable horses and vehicles to the
formerly large stock. None but
First -Class Comfortable Vehicles and Good
Reliable Horses Will be Kept.
Covered and Open Buggies and Carriages, and
Double and Single Wagons always ready for use.
Special Arrangements Made With Com-
mercial Men.
Orders left at thostables or any of the hotels
promptly attended to.
481 W. H. OLIVER, Seaforth,
DR. WILLIAmMtp
SPECIFIC
GI RC IANYE) 8.
The Great English
Remedyds especially re-
commended as an widen-
ing cure for Seminal
Weakness Sperinatorr-
hea, Impotency, and all
Before. diseases that follow as Ak, f t e
a sequence of Self base, as Loss of Memory
Universal Lassitude, Pain in the Back, Diranes;
of Vision, Premature Old Age, and many other
diseases that leads tct Insanity or Consumption
and a Premature Grave, all of which as *rule are
first caused bj deviating from the Patk ofnature
and over incTu1gence4 The Sped& Medicine is
the result of alife stddy and many years of ex-
perience in treating these special diseases.. Pam-
' phlet free by mail. The Specific Medieine is sold
by all Druggists at V per package, or 6 packages
for $5, or will be sent by mail on receipt of the
money, by addressing WILLIAM (*RAY & CO.,
-Co., a. S. Roberts, B1 Lumsden and all druggiet
za
Windsor, Ont. Sold . in Seaforth by E. Hickson &