The Huron Expositor, 1877-08-17, Page 1524 1877
LUG UST
kiiRIVALS AT 999.
pt. Of Ar610 Teas at ate
lowing: Prices :
,son, at 50 -cents. worth 60 oeutaa
arason. Mayans at 50 cents, Werth
traonfit 700enta, worth 80 cents.
aek,red, at 40 ciente, worth Weenie.:
moaned, at i50 eents, worth 66
uncolored, at 60 cents, worth 76
choice and at Very low prices.
S'ree and arm Money by
at the Three- AVines.
X.'RESIC STOCK OF
Nr E D
---t
trehased aBillikaupt Stook Of
(R.E A217:0 CROCKERY
tt 75 cents per dozen, worth $1 IS.
75 ciente per clozeraworth $1 15.
te at 60 cents per dozen., Worth $1.
eenta per dozen, worth 90 mita.
t Mates at 86 cents, woath$1. 16„
Flates, piano at 75 cents,' worth
worth es 50.
carom $4 upwards.
[(Ito ear it out at 25 per cent.
a the original invoice price.
e Pkee, 999, opposite , the Cone.
8eafortla. '
A.. W. SPARLING.
R AND FEED
F•TANTLY ON HAND.
DELIVERED FREE.
, .
EN FACTORY.
is now fitted ate wit1. ttaehiaery
mprovement, end is in full oper-
Wieder& of • -
5, FULL, CLOTHS
LETS AND YARNS,
eh are kept constantly on baud
for Mel or Ca& at very Iow
nufacturing, floo1Ca/rct-
ning and' -.Fulling Dane
ortest Notace at the fo-
par aaird, 40 (tents.
cotton warp famished, 35 center.
larmel, 25 cent.
1Flannel, 80 eeuts.
a, from sa to sa 50 per pair.
reline
5 cente-per pound.
10 eenta per yard.
g 14 cents,
aw on baud 4 large qneneity of
Tweeda, 11.atiketa and Flaartela,
Eofeetare, wbiela we eau room--
eoafideut that we can glee.
AL SATISFACTION
g ue with their patronage.
WANTX1S S & BLAIN.
SAND PiliCES TO SUIT'
HE TIMES.
AND SHOES
4aLESS VARIETY' AT
S OCIVENTI4 VS. ,
F'ENING my Spring Stock, com-
e Fattest Styles in Ladies% Gents'
Wear. I have bought from the
e Trade, for Cade, and I am there -
g• not to be undersold ; and mei
enally hard*, I am determined
efore respectfully invite the etiala
Seaforta and its sarroundinga to
store bayiug eitiewhere.
USTOM DEPARTMENT
buy none bat the best material
exy bard of workmen. i[yrepair-
n a style that cannot fail to give
with thaalica for past patronage,
!filth in a better time coming:
1ay don't forget the place :
THE RIO BOOT,
Street, Seaforth.
COV_ENTRY, Seaforth.
HARDWARE.
.0•Etvg..D
MT MANUFACTURERS:
PUT NAILS,
SHOVELS, FORKS,
AND RAKES,
SS, PAIN'US, OILS, (!te
fl'iG WIRE
4DIN G .4ARDWARE
Deeerietion Cheap.
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KCBs AN CONDUCT
ING PIPE
aortest Notice eaul Warranted.
cements ito Cash and
Paying CrItstomers.
JOHN KIDD.
CH F..AP 'GOODS.
RKEY1
PEALER
and z)4OJ17STOEZ
&t -a
ERB 1it4 OF CRANE.
T. SEAFORTH, OPPOSITE
• ROTEL. 45
BRETT,
E.S.FO1T11,!
DeCer LEATHER and
NOS of Every Description.
'era- Rest Stock kept. Terms
t Solicited. All order" by mail
ptly filled.
N. DRZTT.
LNI.DACON,-
• for slide •a quantity of
Long Clear Beware Efeavy.Mesa
faros, and X..o.rd, which they
/ow pricee. Address
DNO & GRAHAM,
Seaforth P. O., Out.
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AUGUST 24, 187.
jIIIIII.IIIIIIIIMMIMIMP'
j$.. 0.•'! ..
lia. Eiroutiersraan s E durance.
better kris sa "Fron.
Bill Hanson,
tier Bin," while pursuing a . erd of inns -
:tangs nes Hat Creek, was ,hrown from
hisliorse nd knocked senseless, in which
state he lax for several hoar . When he
recovered a's horse was gone, and his
wands p ined him so badly that he
could not alk. He managed with great
.difficulty . crawl on his hands to a pool,
of water, ome fifty rods from the place
where he f 1. He remainedhere during
thenext d y and night without a mouth -
fid to eat, and the water of 1he pool hav-
ing given at he startel on h a hands and
knees in search of more. About 12
•o'clock on he second day he says he was
sa hungry, thirsty,. and li e and tired.
-that he co d. go no further, land crawled
under a tr e and stretched h 'niself out to
•die. Whi e lying thus, boy ering on the
insensible, he heard the 1 a.ves shake
near him,- nd wearily turns turne4t his head in
thedirecti n of the noise. ¶Io hia terror
•and. astonishment he -espied a large rattle-
snake reaching for him. he sight of
the venomous reptile banis ed hunger,
thirst and pain for the mornient, and he
raised on his elbow and en savored to
scare the, scaly thing away. The snake
struck at him twice, and. then glided
away. This adventure rous cl him some-
what, and he made another ndeavor - to
reach water. Finally, afte , much pain
and suffering, he crawled into the Chey-
enne road and could go no further. Next
morning a ranchman, located at fiat
Creek, found him there, ling on his
face, insensible and almostdead. He
was taken to the ranch and eared for. --7
Deadwood (Dakota) Charapit.
Extraordinary Citanlbling.
The " gentle Hindoo " ands "mil• d Mo-
hammedan! " have, it seems, Inyented be-
tweea them a novel sort ojf gambling.
In one quarter of the interes ing city of
Ajmer there is a house mail ied by some
soothsayer who are credited ley the pUb-
lic with th faculty of foreseeing changes
of weathe . They are represented to be
accurate in theirF predictions
ng practice in thei4 profession.
.
remarkabl
owing to 1
Outside t
seers a cr
day for t
chance of
ir straight
one of th
mences bel
e residence of t
wd of natives ass
e purpose of bet
ese worthy
m.ble every
ing on the
a clown -pour. !After the
ip " has been purdhased from
prophets, the buyer com-
owing that he wig take or lay
-certain ode s about the fall of rain with-
in a certai time. The ordinary q uota-
tions are
rain corai
hours, eig
happening,
as the ti
weather h
ria,ble, the
by an exei
the proph
"straight
seers them
amusemen
opinions
the honr
bets to be
gamblers a
of winnin
allows the
nity of " h
tage, aud.i
book of an
of gain, w
•
• I
ixteen to one agaipsb heavy
g down within'twenty-four
t to one against a light shower
and lager odds in both cases
e is reduced. When the
ppens to be exceptionably va-
.
whole street becomes blocked
ed throng of garters, and
ts do a. smart usineas in
tips." It appear that the •
elves very often Ijoja is the
and back their respective
ith the greatest pluck. As
proaches for the ti majority of
decided, the maim nervous
e heard offering their chances
at a heavy discpunt. This
eather prophet sn apportu-
dging " at conside able advan-
frequently happe s that the
old seer will shos4 a certainty
ether rain falls ot not.
rittered Away.
How ma h time we fritte away with-
outI doing nything for ours lves or the
.public goo For such orris ion it is too ,
much the bit with us all tq excuse our-
selves on the plea of a w rit of time
whereas, i trutn, this is eldom good
and suffici nt ground for ustification.
:Nothing is easier than to titter away
time hi ma ers of no use to ourselves or
anyone els-. . The habit is r aclily form-
ed. It grows upon one una ares. Keep
a strict ace unt of every houri of your own
time, for single week, a tting down
correctly t e exact mannetr in which
every hour is spent, and take whether,
when you orae to review the record, you
do not find it full of admonit on and in-
struction. In this simple aY one can
readily ano erstand the seers secreJ of his want
of time. e will discover hat he has
given hours to idle talk.to hi olence, and
to inconsiderable trifles, vhich have
yielded him neither profit n r pleasure.
What is the remedy ? A range your
Work in the order of its co arative im-
portance. Attend firat to the things
which are essential to be d ne, and. let
the unessential take their c aiice after-
wards. The difference in he amount
of work accomplished will e astonish-
ing. Duty before pleasure. Those who
practice this precept have p nty of time
for pleasure, and enjoy far g eater satis-
faction than those who everse this
rule.
3-
0
A Cossack and His. Horse.
Many stories are told of the cleverness
of the Coss.acks, in obtainiael what they
want for themselves. or her es, and all
tend to show that their mor ity is of a
different type to that of t e European
eiviliz.ation: generally. Som of the stor-
ies may possibly have been i vented, but
they show the general ton of . feeling,
and what is . expected froin hese quaint,
reckless, merry troops. Passing through
sud
II denly,
t
the streets of Galatz, the -kin,- weary -
looking horse of a Cossack f
and lay apparently lifeless oi- the greund.
l
its master was moved mot o tears, and •
bewailed the unhappy fitei which had
not only deprived. him of a favorite, but
left- hint herselesa just at the most inter-
eatingmoment, of the war. A crowd
gathered around, and in i - were . men
whose kind hearts would not suffer them
to leave th,. finer man without some prac-
tical expr asion of their .pi, tr. ,.. 'A sub-
zonation- _as made, and the man, taking
the saddllej from the lifeless aInmai, went
on his wa withdried tears, I for he had
actually w pt. As the crowd were bend-
ing over t e little horse in pure svre-
pathy, a his:tie was heard at the other
end Of the street. • The horse sprang 'to
his feet, ar.cl with a joyful ieigh joined
bis master whose trick w 4 mock ada
mired, even by those Who s- -ffered by ita
Whaley
it. It is
chine in
'but it ia n
quires rea
and . exerc se it. Yet, wheyever it has
labor-saving
demonstrat-
s saved its
al labor, a
t his' work-
im te per -
than in its
possible. It
has many 4 time kept its po sessor from
exaaperati g entanglemen s ; it has
saved him time and trouble it has kept
his busiue a rectified while others have
System.
✓ you- do have system about
he greatest labot-saving ma -
he world, and tie cheapest,
t the easiest govetned. It re -
on and management to control
been intro
machine h
mg to the
operator
multitude
shop in or
form_ corre
absence
uced, this great
s been a success,
world that it h
unnecessary man
of perplexities, ke
ler, and enabled I
ctly more by far
ould have been
41W
been confused. Sv stem 1 It has ever
been a Fictorlin w:T, it is the powerful
scepter that the tr e stat sinan and the
and it hie been aitg still s the common -
political economist sway n I government,
est stepping-iitone o individual fortunes.
Have voltam inly ar ma agement, and
you will find ev ntually it wi out-
w
eigih
t. the phreica forces of energy with-
out • i , 1
' i 1
Erps's 0000i.- e" rateful and conkforting
-"By a thorou •• . 1
knowledge of the
natural laws whic . govern the operations
of digestion and n trition, and b' a care-
Itil application of the fine :prop rtiet of
well -selected' cob° , Mr. Epps, as pro-
vided our breakfas tables with a delicate-
ly flavoured bever ge,which ra save u
many heavy docto s' bills. It by the
judicious use of su h articles o diet that
a constitution ma• be gradnall builtnp
ten-
dency to disease. Hundreds o su tle
until strong enoug to resist every en -
f
maladies are float' 'g around us read to
attack wherever t ere is a weak po nt.
We may escape ne • y a fatal s aft I by
keeping ourselves v ell fortified with pure
blood, and a Prope ly nourished frame."
Civil Service Gazet 4 . Sold. only in pack-,
ets labelled-- " Jae es Epps & Co.,' HO-
mceopithic Chemis s, 48, Threadneedle
St. , and 170, Picea II illy, Loudon." 482-52
! :•! !
Ea,ECTRICIT Y. -T omas'Exceleior Eclec-
tric Oil! Mirth t ia times its .weight in
gold. Pail?, cannot tay where it is used!
It is the cheapest in.edigine ever nAde.
One dose cures.co mon sore throat. One
bottle has cured B onchitis. Fifty cents'
worth has cured a old, standing cough.
It positively cures catarrh, as, hula and
croup. Fifty cc ts' worth has calked
crick in the back, and the tom quan-
tity lame back of ight years 'fstanding.
The following are xtracts from 4 few of
the many letters t at have been received
from the different eats of Canadae*hich
we think should sa isfy the inott sceptic-
al : J. Collard, of parta, Out., writes-
" Send me 6 dozen r. Thomas'Eclectric
Oil, have sold all had from you and
want more now ; i s cures are tru y won-
derful." Wm. eGaire, of Franklin,
writes" I have old all the agent ,left,
it acts like -a gharn --it was slowat first
but takes speedily now." Mr. : Cole,
of Iona, writes-" lease forward dozen
Thomas' Eclectric 0i4 I am nearly ou t
nothing equals it. It is highly : recom
mended by those ho have nsed. t." ' J,
Bedford, Thamesv Ile, writes -4" en at
once a further sup ly of Eclect 'c Oi I
have only one bott e left. I never saw
anything sell so w;11 and give such gen-
eral satisfaction. J. Thompson, Wood-
ward, writes--" S nd me some more Ec-
lectric Oil. I h.e sold entirely out.,
Nothing takes lik:it." Miller & Reid,
Ulverton, P. Q., rite-" The Eclectric
Oil is getting a gre t reputation here, nd
is daily called for. end me a further s p-
plytwithout delay.' Lemoyne, Gib & o, az.
Buckingham, P. Q ,write-"Sencli us tie',
gross Eclectric Oil. We find it ta.k s well?
Sold by all medici e dealers. rice, 25
cents. S. N. T. omas, Phelps N. Y.
Northrop & Lyrna , Toronto, '0 t. sole,
agents for the Do inion. Noire. Ont.,
-
tric-Seleeted and electrized. !
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SEMI- NNUAL
LEAR!
NG SALE
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AND LA
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HOFFMA
CHEAP 0
MA/AT STPE
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STINGFOR
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BROTHERS'
SH STORE
T, EAFORTH.
d R ght om
cosrrPRICL
HURON POSTOXL
HE PATTERSON MAXWEL
REAP
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..".1APOPWAYa.'W.grailk.-
•rM
lid as a Light' Reaper unequalled for Durability,
irn-
phcity and Convenience.:
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11"1-1 PA.'1"111:?..SOT I'111-11S.CA.
• • , ,
6 LF*DISCHARGING HORSE
, • • , •
Ackxteietedged to 10 the best inuse haying taken 10 first prize in the fall of 1876.
1 PATTERSON'S Patent' Combined Empire Drill and Seeder as a chill has never hen beat
as a seeder, unsureauseed.
Our Sprague and Junior Mower's have stood the test fo
[4,
026r TrrrOUght Iron _Frame Gang Plow,' gave Onus
Whil thanking the farmers of Ontario for their liberal patronage duringthe past thirty y ars we
have been in business eve cordially invite them in their own interests to insp eet the above imp ements
before making purchases.
years.
al Satisjactioz.
,n and
jr. GRIEVE Aggne, PATT_ERSON & B.ROTHERS,!Patt rson,.
r
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CENTENNIAL MEDALS AND
A WARDED TO
MALCOTiM MON
• H S AFORTH,,
FOR WOOD ANDLE.AN WROUGH
IRON BEAM PLOVi.
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MALCOLM MONROE hoe pleasure in anzottneing to tha Fanners of Huron and Perth hat he
LA'. is 1 (tier re
4ered this unarm then v
vier to ftnnith A ret-eless article. As proof positi e that
his Plows are the Beet in the Market he bes only to refer le the fact thatthe Plow Manufaetired by
-bim obtained the INTERNATIONAL PR ZE AND DIPLOMA at the Centennial Exhibition.
HE ALSO MANUFAC- [ 1 Thistle Cutter Pilows,
Alto a
[
i
ne-Horse Flow Suitable
for Plowieg Gar ens.
1
TITRES
IRON PLOWS,
Hill's Patent Plows;
- SCUFFLERS, IRdN AND WOOD
1
P OWS.
trta
etiatealar
I
This Plow is universally admitted to be th
it a trial before purchasing any other.
All these Implements are manufactured b
more durable than these got up by large e
ranted to give satisfaction. Prices as low,
turns out a gcod article. Plows of all the
his shop at any time.
I 1R011
The Scot ch Diamond Harrow; kept collet
staidly on hand. Remember the shop, Ma
SCRWE
e best Gang FloW now in Lee, and Farmers sho
- [
himself, of the Very best material, and are bett
tablishmenta io catch sales Eveiy Implemen
S.8 those of any other respectable establishmen
bove kinds kept eonatantly on hand and can he E
HARROWS.
r 2
°
Idgive
r and
t'war-
t that
een at
tly on hand. PlePairs fcr all kinds of Plows kept con
Street Seafortla, East Side.
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As You Will be
IF YOU
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HOFFMAN
VOTERS'
BR
THE
S.
LIS
MU/t ICIPALITY
• SHIP
COUNTY
oTIcE is hereby
ted to the person
Section of "-The Vote
copies required by sal
matted of the List ma
Act, of all persona app
Assessment Roll of th
entitled to vote in the
tione for Members of
and at launieipal Elia°
was first posted np a
the Eighth day of
there for inspection.
examine the said List, and
any other errors are ound t
mediate proceedings to • ve
recited according law
OF
PH
OF
ven th
menti
s' List
sectio
THE T
URON.
77.
WN -
t I have t namit-
ned in the Second
Act of 1076," the
to be s trans -
e, pursuant to he said
aring the last revised
said iduaicipalit , to be
aid Municipality at
Eieo-
the Legislative Assembly
ions ; and that said List
my office, in Hay, on
pet, 1877, and remains
lectorsare called upon to
any omissions or
herein, to take im-
e Ammo errors cor-
.
EL OSTER,
k of the•paid
AM
• Ole
Hay, August 8, 1877.
505-3
0
•
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1-11113.,01NT
PLANING MILL,
AND—
DOOR, SASH, BLIND
I
MOULDING FACTORY.
' On Hand, a gooc Stock of
I [
UMBER,
SEASONED
Dressed and tin eased. ° -
I •
LATH AND SUllGTRS, HAY
RACKS, CHEESE BOXES,
Very Cheap 'for Cash.
8
CUSTOM PLAN INC
110E.L V ,
Prompt, Attention,.
11" Factory and Ln.mhet Yard on North Main
Street, qesforth. 1 '
ADAM GRAY, Seaforth
•
;•
' THE
- • 1 •
ROY.CE
• - •
FIRST P
FOR
ENUINE
REAPJR
ND /
I E MOWER
SALE AT
N FOUNDRY
THE HURO
- ,
—AND— I . I I
MACHINE SHOP.
RE.PAI ING OF ALL KINDS
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Remember the New Foundry.
WHITELAW_& MORE.
THE CONSOLIDATED B NK
OF CANAD
• 1
CAPITAL - - $4.000 000.
CITY BANE OF MONTREAL, Incoilporate 1888;
and ROYAL CANADIAN BANE,
Incbirporated 1864.
SEAFORTH 'BRANC1f.
DOMINION BLOCKIMILIN-
_, SEAFORTH.
Drafts' on New York Pay ble a any
Bank in the United States.
Bills • ot Exchange on London p yable
at all Chief Cities of the United Kingdom.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOS TS.
M. P. HAYES
411
AGER
LUMBER FOR $A E.
HEMLOCK, First tinality, $6 per M. INE
[ from 68.
BI LS CUT TO ORDR.
E,
II
All Len hs, from 10 to 60 Feei, at
PONY ILL, IN McItILLOP.
1
The Snbeerilper has aleo;a
LUMBER YARD IN SEAFORTH,
Where all kinds of Lumber can be obtaine
479
BUTTER TUBS
THOMAS DOWNI Y,
•
IS no
arty
a
At $30
w ell an
u nnece
dation.
MR.
wood
Order
ed to.
425
. TROTT, SEAFORTH,
prepared to supply all customer with
umber of his
PERIOR BUTTER -4I'UBS,
per hundred, . These Tabs
favorably known to the trade th
eery to say anything in tier rem)
ROTT also manufactures.a' small Ef,ard-
b, suitable for washing butter in. •
by mail or otherwise promptly rend -
S. MOTT, Bad rth.
re so
t it is
en -
WM. ROBERTSON_ & CO., MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
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HARNE88. HARNESS.
THE Sulacribee Nrites to info t ro the "inhabi-
' -teats of Seaforth end era renialina country
that he is prepared to sell
SADDLES, HARNESS,
Trunks, Valises, St:di:461,1, Whips,
tTi
Cury Combs, Cards, Brushes
ri
And everything in his 1133e at the Smallest PT,ssi-
ble Profits, and by buying for cash iu the beat
markets he feels confident that he can sell goods
CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
PERSON IN THE TRADE.
Being deterinined to buy Good Goods, parties
a who want anything in his line can depend on
getting a good article, as he has secured the /ler-
' vices of a
thworkman, and -is prepared to
c.)
do all kinds of work.
1-9 CARRIAGE TRIMMING
M,1
DONE TO ORDER.
W ; Repairs Done on Shortest Notice.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO THE
TRADE AND LIVERY MEN.
1 I
4. CALL SOLICITED.
Remeniber the piece: I Between Morrison'a
Grocery 'and McIntyre & Willis' Shoe Store.
JAMES WI SON, Seaforth.
THE GREATEST WONDER OF MOD-
ERN r•rIMES.
LLOWAYS
PILLS & OINTMENT.,_
W ' '
The Pilie Purify theBlood, correct all disorders
- of the Liver, rStomach, Kidneys and Bowels, and
axe invaluable in all complaints incidental to
Females,
teal The Ointment is the only reliable remedy
r--4 for bad Legs, Old. Wounds. Sores and Viten
tt of however longstanding. For Broachitis, Dip-
htheria, Coughs, Colds Gout, Rheumatism, and
all Skin Diseases it hasno equal.
HAIR ,DRESSING.
MISS AMANDA STARK
vicrisrms to inform the Ladies of Seaforth and
Vicinity that she is prepared to makeup
SWITCHES, CURLS, BRAIDS, &c.,
In the Latest Fashion from Combings. Prices
Mderate, and all orders punctually attended to.
A Call Solicited. Residence-Goderich Street,
Seafot th. 467119
V)
`suamoua NOSNITOr
•muoavas
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CD
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BE WARE OF NEW YORK COUN-
TERFEITS.
Spurious imitations of "Holloway's PiJla
and Oinment," aremanufactured and seld under
the name of "Hol- loway'a & Co.,"
by J. F. Henry, Curran, & 0e,
Druggists, a n d also by the Me-
tropolitan Medi- eine Company
of New Yorkavithin assumed
trade meek, thus: -Again o n e
Joseph Haydock, of New York, -
likewise passes off counterfeits of
his own make under the name of Holloway & Co.,
having for a trade mark a crescent and serpent;
McKesson & Robins, of New York, aro agents for
the same.
These persons, the better to deceive you un-
blushingly caution the public in the small you,
of directions which accompany their medicines,
which are really the spurione imitations, to Be-
ware of Counterfeits.
Unscrupulous deaden obtain them at very low
prices and sell them to the public in Canada as
ray genuine Pills and Ointment.
I -most earneatly 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.
Purchasers should look to the Label
on the Pots and 114)XC. If the address
is not 533, Oxford Street, London,
they. are Counterfeits.
Each Pot and Box of the genuine Medicines
bears the Britieh Government Stamp, with the
words, "PCOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OrTMENT,
LONDON," engraved thereon. On the label is
the address, 588, OXFORD STREET, LONDON,WhOre
alone they ere manufactured.
' Parties who may he defrauded by Vendors
eelling spurious Holloway's Pills and Ointment
RS of my genniuemake, shall on communicating
the particulare to me, be amply remunerated, and
their names never divulged. Signed
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
London, Jan. 1, 1877. 477
AN OLD FRIEND THE BEST
FRIEND.
W. H. OLIVR, SEAFORTH,
RIEGs to acquaint his many friends and mato-
-A' mere Olathe has removed two doors north of
hie old stand, McIntyre's Block, where he has a
stock equal to any m the business, and at the
most favorable prices. All kinds of Repairing
done on the shortest notice. A good Stock of
Trunks, Valises, Whips, Combs, Braehee, and all
other trueh articles required constantly on Woad.
Remember a our old Friend. Sign of the Scotch
Collar.
481 W. H. OLIVER, Saforth.
DR. WILLIAM GRAY'S SPECIFIC -
MEDICINE.
t -t
CD
CD
oat
CD
The Great English
Remedy is especially re-
commended as annufail-
leg cure for Seminal
Weakness Spermatorr-
hes, Impotene, and all
Befort r
diseases that follow as Atte T.
a sequenee of Self abuse, as Loss of Memory,
Universal Lassitude, Pain in the Back, Dimness
of Vision Premature Old .Age, and many other
diseases that leads to Insaeity or Consumption
and a Preniature Grave, all.of which as a rule are
first caused by deviating from the Path of nature
and over indulgence- The Specific Medicine is
the result of a life study and many years of ex-
perience in treating these special diseases. Pam-
phlet free[by mail.The Specific Mediehae is sold
by all Druggists at $1 per package, or 6 packages
for $5, or will be sent by mail on receipt a the
money, ba. addressing WILLIAM GRAY & CO.,
Windsor, Ont. Sold In Seaforth by Eallickson
Co., 3. S. Roberts, R. Lai:widen and all druggist
merchant.
THE SEAFORTH
. INSURANCE AND LAND AGENCY.
ALON±0 STRONG
IAGENT fo -Several First -Claes Stock, Fire
and Life Insurance Companies, and is prepsa-
ed to take risks on
THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
Also Agent foe several of the best Loan Socie-
ties. •
Aleo Agent for the sale and purchase of Farm -
and Village Property.
A NUMB R OF FIRST-CLASS IM -
PRO D.FARMS FOR SALE.
sp,00o to Loan at $ Per Cent.
Interest.
Agent for the White Star Line of Steamers.
CD OFFICE -Over M. Morrison's Store, Main -St
Seaforth.
C •Et7D..
T1 S. CAMPBLL,
• and Civil En
ly attended to.
479
roVincial Land Surveyor
Orders by mail prompt-
CAIELTBRILLI BEtehel.
EGG EMPORIUM.
Tbe subscriber )nreby thanks hit, numerous
customers (merehaats and others) for their liberal
patronage during the past seven years, and hopes,
by strict integrity and close attention to business,
to merit their confidence and trade in tbefuture.
Diving greatly enlarged his premiums during
the winter, he is now prepared to pay the
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
For any quantity of good fresh eggs, delivfsred
at the
EGG- EMPORIUM,
Main Street, Seaforth.
Wanted by the subscriber 25 tons of good dry
elm), WHEAT imaAw.
D. D. WILSON.