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;ter, Attorney, Solicitor in
Dderieh and Seaforth.. Of-
•rng Store, €toderic and
854
t; Barristers, Attorneyleat
Chancery, ;Notaries Public,.
owls. W.R. Scitrxsi, God-
Brussels. 415
ATSON, Barristers, Attor-
in Chancery, &c., Clinton,
Mr east of the new Royal
n8, Money kilo= ou farm
404 G.A. WATSON
t BADENHURST, Barris
few, Solicitors in Chancery,.
loan at a low rate of inter•
suit borrower Offices--
w. e. scum.
75SattsiS. 4.74
;i LliSTRD,Barristers,Ats
Solieitora in Chancery and
Public end Conveyancers:
°Batik, Seaforth. Agentsfor
ce Company,
nil at 8 per Dent.. Farm*
58
,. Barristers and Attorri_.eys'
in Ohaneery andlnsoivem y,,
a Public, eto. <3ffieee -S�a-
23,000 of Private Fundis to
i percent. Iuterest,Paya
53
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this day been dissolved by
aceonnts due the . firm to
on wha= will pay all liabi3-
JAS 11,SON.
H. W. C.
DIVA
c., Physician, Surgeon and
orth, Ont. - Office and res14,
Goderich Street,, first door
ureh. - 842
I3., C M., Physician, Sar-.
erfor the County of Huron
corner of Market and Rig'
b n€ng Mi21.
D:, C. M., (late of the- firm
elan, Stratford)Graduate of
Physician, Surgeon -and As.
Ontario. Office—Rooms fn
srIy occupied by the Tate Dr
,omrueroial Hotel. Will at-
on Tnesdayaand Fri& ya. 898'
Veterinary Surgeon, Grader-
Veterinary College, Seaforth,
�identse- in rear ofKill Oran d
nptl1 attended to, night -or
unary medicines on hand
Horses examined seta sound -
given if required. 40?
ER, V. 8.,. Graduate of the
iary- College. After devoting
es; with Professor Smith, of
ed in Seaforth. Office at hia
.M. E. Church. Calla promptly
ror night. A large stook of
eft constantly oahand. Horses
idnese and certificates given.
Esold on commission. 1424
• DKRBYSitlitE. L. D. S.,:
Surgeon Dentist, Graduate
that Royal College of Dental -
geona of Ontario". ArtifteliG.
scutes.. All surgical opera-
pith care and promptitude,
A. M. to 5P.M. Room over
;tore, Main Street, Seaforth.
•
1E-Lote.,ibrklEOITS.
aicenced Anetionoer for the;
nron. Sales attended in all
V. All orders left.at. the Ex -
E. be promptly attended to.
moral Loan and Real. Estate
in, Produce and Commission
e—New Brick Block opposite;:
Istel, Brussels, Ont. 480
eTttES, Provincial Land. Stir
m. Orders hymen wfI receive
Branch office, Clinton.
485 T. S. GONE.
M. I?.,; late of t.alrefield, Ont.,
a, Surgeon end Accoucheur.
ITniversity of Trinity College,
rot the Royal College of Phy-
ma, Ont. Kinburn.Ont. 485
nadeby every agent every month
usiness we furnish, but those.
n earn a dozen dollars a day
localities. Have no room to
slaws: pleasant and honorable-.
and girls- do as well aa mea.;
3u a complete outfit free. The
er than anything else. dire will
tasting you. Particulars fres.
Farmers and mecha/lies, their
xs, and all classed in need of
are should write to ne and learn.
k at once.. Now is the time.
dress TRUE & Co., Augusta,
433
�5t ALR REMEDY.—job Mosea'
IIs—This invaluable medicine is
cure of all those p --infra and.
;s to which. the female constita-
t moderates all excess and re-
tons, anti a speedy cure may be
risdlad ea,itiapeouliaily-suited.
time, bring on the monthly pe -
It. These pills should not be
t daring the first three months=
;hey are sure to bring on Mis-
ty other time they are safe. In
arvous and Spinal Affections,
;and limba, fatigue, au slight em-
u of the heart, hysterics, and
will effect a cure when all other
ed; and, although a powerful
sntain iron, calomel, antimony,
fel to the constitution. Full
>amphlet around each package,
arefnlly preserved. .TOb ltdoses,
roprietor. $1 00 and 14 cents
ed to Northrop & Lyman, To -
;rat agents for the Dominion,
itle containing over 50 pills by
f. in Seaforth by E. Hickson c'h
and R. Lumsden. 187
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PLANING MILL,
,Gd hereby inform their man
d the public generally of the Re -
:tory and Lumber Yard to new
lious premises on
MAIN STREET,
teased facilities and some new
beat make, they will continue
;id fin an, orders for
, Blinds, .1[o2fld Ings,
old all kinds of
D- LUMBER
es to Suit the Times.
• Hay Racks, Chez
"loxes, oxes, & c.
if Seasoned Lumber on Fiend.
D SHINGLES.
rase Cm: ton%:Pirating wild
• Prompt A;ttentiioi.
a hereby thank their nnmeronit
liberal patronage extended to
past, and hope, by strict integ-
tention to business, to merit a
increase of the same.
.ose &cooants are overdue we give
in to pay up.
GRAY . & SCOT.
nd Specifications for Bali
)cation.
The Telephone. . 4
Ooh ! Biddy aalbtore ! d'ye knowwhat
they tel
Of a foin grand invinshun of one Misthur
Bell?
They say it can shpake, it can cry, it can
sing; -
Though it's only a wiare fist like a long
string
Youjist tic your tongue to a wiare all
curled, -
An' it shpa es all at once ail over the
worruul
If you were in Ireland an& jist gave - a
laff,
I'd hear it ri ht here, by this new title-
graph.
They say, B ddy darlint, 'twill save us
expinse,—
An' sure if t .does it's a oraythure' of
singe ;
We'll be abl to spake to our friends over
says,
An' say wh we mayne or not, jist as we
plase ;
An, they'll ow what we mane ivory
word w discoorse-
f Much better than iver by letth ur of
coorse)
An' they say it's all throe, an' - before a
long tithe -
We'll hear cannons firin' an' Parish bells
chime..
An' thin wi the Gintry there'll be grand
affairs, -
For they'll ' ear Queen Victoree repayting
her pra • ers,—
An' all by wiare that runs through the
say, •
To .folks in Tew York, whin they're tak-
ingthei: tay ,-
An' whin it' complayted there'll be a new
era,
For thim th t are far, thin, will spake to
usnear r:-
An' the Qu en will spake plisant to Priai-
dent H yes,
Who'll tip e . back, - like Grant, "Let's
havep• e, if you place." -
An'' more t i ey cud do wid this wiare, ga-
lore, 1
'They cud sink it Nowa deeper an' hear
Satan roar -! -
:But, of Sate they wants to be quite in-
depind nt, - -
.For.science must iver be in the ascind-
ant ;
f
An' so they lI aacind in a foin big bal-
loon,
An' jist giv the ind to the man - in the
flioon,.
Who'll spa a of the weather more thrue-
ly, Och ne !
.Nor Venno or Probs, wid this grand
tilepho- e.
.A Poe f'• r a "Wounded .Ama-
zon."
son modelled the "Wounded
e said to a friend of mine who
tudie to see the statue in the
that lia my `Wounded ADA -
have doubtless -heard Gib -
r, dry, crisp mode of talking
d can imagine how he spoke.
all it a `Wounded Amazon
ue is a proof of howseful it
ist to keep his eyes -open.
do you think I found that
s just going along the street,
girl catching a flea. Yes -1
a catching a flea ! I stopped
myself, `That's a pretty pose
retty pose, indeed ;' and I
. So I thought it over. I
orked it but, and there it
minded Amazon.' But it is
e ' of the girl catching the
eless. A very pretty pose
e ; and, as I said, it shows
st must not fail to keep his
open.—From Anne Brew -
Letter. -
"Wheii Gi
Amazon," ,
went to his
clay, "Yes,
Yo
son's peculi
imitated, a
"Yes, -I
but that at
is for an a
Now, how
:pose ?' I w
:and I saw
did ! she w
and said to
--a very
-took it clow
set up and
W
is as my `
the very.po
ilea, nevert
it is, you s
that an art'
eyes alway�
8ter's Rome
was able to walk, as *all as ever.''
- Price of the Remedy in pint bottles, .$i ;
Pills 25 cents a box.
CAsmassNEss.-Many persons neglect
their horses health and condition- until it
is too late, when at a trifling ' expense and
no trouble the horse might ha a been
saved if attended to in time.' Toll who
may have occasion to use an article of the
kind we • •would confidently recointsend
" Darley's Condition Powders and - All-
abian . Heave Remedy ;" it iej With-
out doubt, the best preparation lin use,
as thousands who have used it can testify.
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 all
medicine dealers: 1
i
° THE a racy of "Bryan's Pulmonic Wa-
fere" in uring coughs, colds and all bron-
chial affections, and cheering the afflicted
has passed into a proverb. In the tn-
ited States, where these marvellous Wa-
fers are known they bear down all oppo-
sition and eclipse all rivalry; the demand
for them has steadily increased _for the
last twenty years, until now the sales
average over one hundred thousand boxes
a year. ! Eminent members of the medi-
cal profession without number admit that
they know of no preparation producing
such beneficial results as. -:.these Wafers.
When taken in season they effect a per-
manenture. Sold by all druggists and
country dealers at 25 cents per bo�c
. f
EPrs's CocoA.—Gratefn and comforting
—" By thorough knowledge. of the
naturalla
aws 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 tableslwith a delicate-
'ly fiavonred beverage,whioh may save us
many heavy doctors' bills. _ It is by the
judieiou' 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 1 there, is a weak point.
We may escape :many a fatal shaft by
keeping ourselves well fortitied with pure
blood, and a properly nourished frame."
Civil Service Gazette. Sold only in pack
eta labelled-- "James Epps & Co., Ho=
mceopathic- Chemists, 48, Threadneedle
St.,and 170, Piccadilly, London." 482-52
A Fr4nch Drawing -room.
A Paris Correspondent thus describe& a
.fashionable French drawing -room
"Window curtains of brown' velvet,
lined with hi:te satin. Turkish carpet
embroidere in silk and gold. - On the
mantlepiec rare vases filled with flowers.
A enapensi n clock held by gilt chains
bangs from the ceiling, and rests opposite
the centre f the chimney grass. As for
the sofas, .hairs, etc., they:are of every
kind, age a , d nation—nothing must be
alike, and he room is as full as it can
hold. He e is a conch of brown velvet
draped wit ' pink silk, embroidered with
green. T. ere two blue velvet, cushions
placed on each other form a divan.
.Other eas chairs are of white v elvet,
yellow- sati, velvet -brocade, and all are
-of differen shape. The tables are equal-
ly various. One is of gold Mosaic, with
-.amber feet ; another of antique workman-
ship. Ivo ' stands in the corners of the
room are 1 • aded with Dresden and other
•china.
Thq.O iginal of Gwendolyn.
Accord; s g to a Londoln correspondent,
the original of Gwendolyn, the heroine of
George El ott's " Daniel Deronda " is a
lady now iving in . London, who some
years ago ' as possessed of nearly a mil-
-lion dolla .. She went to the Continent
.and becam • an infatuated gambler, los-
ing nearly :11 her money and parting with
her heckle. e as the book states. During
her infatu: tion she was narrowly watched.
by George Eliot, and by a wealthy gen-
tleman liv ng to -day in Manchester: So
interested • id he become in Gwendolyn
that, as th : book stated, he offered to
;hake good her losses if she would cease
to play, but was refused. Gwent1olyn is
now about 25 years old, unmarried,
grand -daughter of one of Englandls great-
est poets, ' ut lives on an income of about
a thousan dollars a year, all that was
saved fro the wreck.
READ C 4REFULLLY. — Samuel Osborne,
Sophiasbu g, says : "I was affected with
- dyspepsia for nearly four years, my lungs
becoming ffectea towards the last. I
was induc d to try the "Shoshonees Rem-
edy, after using three or four bottles I
became,m ch better and gained strength
rapidly, a d when I had taken three or
four botthrs more I was quite restored to
health and strength, and have experienced
better; heath than for 40 -year's before. I
• had been ijinder the treatment of a num-
ber of physicians before, but never re-
ceived an3i material aid until I usedyour
remedy." A. McKay, Truro, N. S.,
says : "h• was very bad with liver co-
plaint,but� m
used the `Shoshonees Remedy'
and in a. month was as well as -he had ever
been in hks life. I am now in busi-
ness and wish you to send me three dozen
by steam r." A. Wood, Consecon, says:
"That h has tried the "Remedy" for
liver com laint and dyspepsia with great
suctcess. I have also used the "Shosho-
pees Pills ' and find they are as good as
any I e er tried." Rev. John Scott
says : r Ir. McKenzie Butting suffered
from an a k of rheumatism; and- was
unable to move without help ; but after
tailing a f w bottles of the "S-hoshonees"
ELEcn'RICITY. -Thomas' Excelsior Eclec
tris Oil ! Worth ten times its weight in
gold. Pain cannot stay where it is used I
It, is the• cheapest medicine ever made.;,
One dose cures common sore throat. One
bottle has cured Bronchitis.'. Fifty cents'
worth has cured an old standing cough.
It positively cures catarrh, asthma, and
croup. .Fifty. cents worth has cured crick
in the back, and the same quantity lame -
back of Leight years standing. Theof
lowing are extracts from a few. of the.
many letters that have been received
from d' erent ' parts of Canada, which,
we thi ,,should. be sufficient fo satisfy
the most sceptical : J. Collard, of Sparta,
Ont., writes,. "Send. me 6 ,dozen of Dr.
Thomas.' Eclectrio Oil, have sold all -I had
from you, and. Want more now ; its cares
are truly wonderful." Wm. McGuire,
of Franklin writes, "I have, sold all the
agent left, it acts like a, charm—it was
slow at first, but takes splendidly now."
H. Cole; of Iona, writes, "Please for
ward 6 dozen Thomas's Eclectric Oil, 1
am nearly out, nothing equals it. Itia
highly recommended by those who have
used it."- J. Bedford, Thaniesville,writes,
"Send at once a further supply of Eclec-
trio Oil, I have only one bottle left. I
never sew anything sell so well and give
such general satisfaction. J. Thompson,
Woodford, writes, -"Send me some more
Eclectrio Oil. I have sold; entirely out.
Nothing takes like it." Miller &• Reid,
Ulvertan, P. Q., write, "The Eclectrio
Oil is getting - a great reputation here,
and is daily called for. Send us a fur-
ther supply without delay."
Beware of Imitations =Ask for Dr.
Phomas'. Eclectrio Oil.1 gee that the
signature of S. N. TI10MAS is on• the
e
wrapper, and' the names, of Northrop &
Lyman tare blown in the bottle, and, Take
no other. Sold by all medicine dealers.
Price 25 cens. Northrop & Lyman, To-
ronto, Ont., proprietors , for the, Domin-
ion. STOTE. —Eclectrio ,---- Selected and
eleetrized.'
GANG PLOWS,
GANG PLOWS
EIILL PLOWS, '
HILL PLOWS,
LAND ROLLERS,
LAND ROLLERS,
FOR SALE AT THE y
HURON FOUNDRY
AND. MACHINE SHOP.
PLOWS And PLOW CASTINGS
Made from :the
CELEBRATED DIAMOND IRON.
Farm+rs would do well to, call and e xamine be
fore pnrchasing elsewhere. I
WIi TEL4.W & "MORE.
AI
OLD .FRIEND THE BEST
FRIEND. '
OENTENNIAL ME ALS AND DIPLOMA
� , ; , , A WARDED TO
1, a,\\
MALCOLM MONROE,
SEAFORTH,
FOB . WOOD HANDLE AND 'WROUGHT
IRON BEAM PLOW,
'�•/�•ALCOLM D ONROE has pleasure in announcing to the Farmers of Huron and Perth.that he
1'Y•L is 'better prepared this season than ever to furnish a first -plass article. As proof positive that
bis Plows are the Best in the Market be has only to refer to the fact that the Plow Manufactured by
him obtained Ale INTERNATIONAL PRTZ 1 AND DIPLOMA at the Centennial Exhibition.
HE ALSO MANU1'AO-.
• TUBES
IRON PLOWS,
Hill's Patent 'Plows, -
:
Thistle Cutter Pion
Also a
ne-Horse. Plow Suitable
for Plowing Gardens.
SCUFFLERS, IRON AND WOOD PLOWS.
c .
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This Plow is universally admitted to be the best Gang Plow now in use, and Farmers should give
it a trial before purchasing any other.
All these Implements are manufactured by himself, of the vefy best material, and are better Slid
more:durable than those got up by large es ablishments for catch sales. Every Implement war-
ranted to give satisfaction. Prices as low s those of any other respeciabie establishment that
turns out a good article. Plow of all the a ove kinds kept constantly on hand and can be seen at
his shop at any time. '
IRON HARR 9Q WS,• '
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The Scotch Diamond Harrows kept constantly on hand. Repairs ler all kinds of Plows kept con
eta ntly on hand. Remember the shop, Main Street Seaforth, East Side.
W. H. OLIVER,-EAFORTH,
B EGS to acquaint -his many friends and (mato-
his old stand, MoIntyre's hook, where he has a
mrs tbathe bat remo
stock equal to any in the Lbusiness, and at the
most favorable .price . All kinds of Repairing
dine on the.. shortest iinoti$e A good Stock. of
Trunks, Valises, Whits, Combs, Brushes, find all
other sjich articles required constantly on hand.
Remember ,our old Friend« Sign of ; the Scotch
Coli$r.
481 W. H. OLIVER, Seaforth.
•
M.AILCOLM MOTROE.
SPRING §TYLES IN - HATS. AND CAPS
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FELT HATS
WOOL H
CAPS -SILK
OC -ERS'_
FUR HATS,
1°TS, - SILK HATS.
l'O - STED: AND TWEED,
MA ING THE
r .
LARGEST AN FINEST STOOK
WE HAVE EVER SHOWN.
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GANG PLOW , GANG PLOWS,
O_ kC: WILLSON'$
L4.
OLD STAND.
Six different kinds of the following make
Metal Frame Plow, of London ; Port Perry
Wood frame Swivel Wheel Plow; and the Br
:::ossit's Iron Frame PIow, of Gnelph; George Grey's
ood Frame ; Port Perry Iron Frame ; The Uxbri ge
ssels Plow. Also a Full Stook of
MASSIE'S THISTLE ;CUTTERS AND ALL
KINDS OF GENERAL PURPOSE PLOWS.
Iron Harrows and all kinds 'end styles of Agrlonitnral Implements such as Straw Cutters, Grain
Crushers, Boot Cutters, Sawing Machines, Large and Small Horse Powers, Reapers, Mowers, Siilky
Rakes, Threshing Machines, Land Rollers, nd every implement in the business—all guaranteed as
represented. !
THE SEWING kA' CHINE BUSINESS
As usual, is prosperous, with Ithe Florenoq at the head of the list. Fwenty different styles and
makes to select from.
.A Stock- of Butterick`s Patterns Always on Hand.
O_ C_ WIDI - ON`i
JUST RECEIVED AT 999
ANOTHER LOT OF
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PRIM i4 ERCT SEASON TEAS,
At PRICE to suit. the TIMES.
Parties buying by th Caddie ill save money by callieg at 999.
Go to 999 where you will et, ten bars of .brown soap for $1.
Remember 999 is the pl ce where the cheap sap, pails are to be had.
FLOUR AND FEED CQH,S TANTLY ON HAND.
FREE DELIVERY.
999 OPPOSITE THE COMMS CIAL HOTEL.
A. W. SPARLING.
E tT -- RE D CAS
A OOMPLET
11AS, AS USUAL AT THIS SEASON,
STOCK OF WHEAT, OATS,
PEAS, BARLEY,
AND TIMOTHY SEEDS,.r
Reasonable Prices.
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FI STREET, SEAFORTH,
Block to Lumaden'g Drug. Store.
CLOVER
At
GODERIC
Next
NEW AND CAF GOODS. HENSALL PORK FACTO
MRS. P. M A R K EY, I GEORGE & JAMES . PET
Y
DEALERS in Smokedzand Sugar Cured Hums,
DEALER IN Spiced and Smoked Rolls, Cumberland Bacon,
.GROCERIES and P.RO VISIONS,
CONFECTIONERY, &c,
COORS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE.
MAIN STREET, SEAFOBTH, OPPOSITE
HAYS' HOTEL. 485
Clear Sides, Mess Pork, &c. •
All Orders by .Mail or Otherllise
Promptly Attended to.
A Large Quantity always on hand.
485 G. & J. PETTY, Henan.
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HEMLOCK, First Quality, $6 per M. - PINE
from $8. -
BILLS CUT TO ORDER,
All Lengths, from 10 to 50 Feet, at the '
PONY MILL, IN McKILLOP:
The Subscriber has also a
LUMBER YARD IN SEAFORTH,
Where all kindsiof Lumber can be obtained.
479 • THOMAS DOWNEY,
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NEW SHOE SHOP.
THE undersigned bags to notify the inhabitants
of Seaforth and surrounding country that be
has commenced business - •
IN SEAFORTH,
In the Shop next door to Pillman's Carriage Face
tory, where he intends to carry on
The .Custom Shoe Business
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
1
The Stock having lieen carefully selected, and
none but -
FIRST-CLASS WORKMEN
EMPLOYED,
And by strict attention to bnainees, the public
. can rely on'getting good cvaaue for their money.
REPAIRING done with Neatness
H1aO3d3S
CARD_
and Dispatch. -
485. J. J. SCOTT.
IT N=TT :R E
SELLING OFF.
I have come to the conclusion to sell off
MY ENTmE
STOOK OF FURNITURE
AT COST
,For the next Thirty Days, and Just.
COME ALONG ALL YE
Married, Unmarried and About Getting'
MARRIED,
Anel I Will (,eve You
SUCH BARGAINS
As cannot be attained elsewhere,
AS I1I 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, as it is a Secret.
I knew at once that something was up.
SO COME ALONG AND BE AHEAD OF HIM.
Yon will find the Place.
MATT. ROBERTSON'S - OLD STAND,
Main Street, Seaforth;
JOHN S.,PORVER.
IqDD'S. HARDWARE.
RECEIVED -
DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS
AMERICAN CUT NAILS,
- SPADES, SHOVELS, FORKS,
HOES AND RAKES,
. GLASS, PAINTS,. OILS, &c
FENCING WIRE
AND BUILDING HARDWARE
Of Every Description Cheap.
EAVE TROUGHS AND CONDUCT-
ING PIPE
Pict up on tine Shortest Notice and Warranted
Special Inducements to Cash and
Prompt Paying Customers.
JOHN KIDD.
THE CONSOLIDATED BANK
,OF CANADA.
'CAA'ITAL - - - /14.000.000.
CITY BANK 01' MO+ITBEAL, Incorporated 1888;
and. ROYA.L CANADIAN BANK,
ooiporated 1864.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
DOMINION BLOCK, MAIN -ST.,
SEA'ORTH.
Drafts' oil iQ w York Payable at any
Bank in the Unite4 States.
Bills of Exishange on London payable
et all Chief Cities of the United Kingdom.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
M, P. HAYES,
411 , mane as"
SEAFOR;T PLANING MILL,
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
THE eubscr.ber ego leave to thank hisnumerous
eustomerefor eliberaipatronage extended to
him since comma ing business in Seaforth, and
tracta that he ma be favored with a continuance
of the same.
Parties inters to build would do well to give
him a call, as he will continue to "keep on hand a
arge stock of ell"kinds el.
DRY PINE LUMBER,
SASHES,
DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, - ETC. -
Hefeels confident of giving eatis$ etiontothee
who may favonrhim with theirpatr nage, as none
but first-claesworkreen are employed. -
L ParticularattentionpaidtoCustomPlttn ng
201 JOHN 11. BROADFOOT.
SMO JR,S.
We have again td call your attention to th e
numerous IMITATIONS of the
MYRTLE NAVY TOBACCO,
Ir ait STAMP
110 T_ B_
In Gilt Letters is on Each Ping of the Genuine
Hamilton, Tan. 18,1877. - 477
ECLIPSE OATMEALMILLS.
Z1 SEAFORTH.
NOW IN FULL OPERATION.
P1 hekifetti, Split Peas, Pot Barley,
I - Cara Meal .:Ch-opped,
D•
S.+CAMPBELL, Provincial Land Surveyor
• and Civil Engineer. Orders by mail prompt-
ly attended to.
478 D. S. CAMPBELL, Mitchell.
•
And All Kind,; of Mill Feed Constantly ori Hansa
Chopping done Tuesdays and1rtidays. Oatmeal
exchanged for Oats. Highest price paid for Oats,
Peas and Barley.
41y CUBBIE & THOMSON.