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Varieties.
—Mr. Ryecraft, a journeyman shoe-
maker in London and janitor to the
Wellington street 1VIethoclist • Church,
has fallen heir to the Modest fortune of
$60,000.
—.One night last. week, Messrs: Wey-
mouth, Cartwright, and H. Snell, of
Hallett, had some sheep Worried by
doss. The two former ones had to kill
quite'a number, but Mr. Snell did not
lose any.
—Wood has many advantages over
coal for small fires in au up -stairs room,
as it can be carried more readily, and
very cold weather sets in, all fruits are 1!
placed out of doors wit a northern ex- ! w
y never touch s
throughand ! ~
flavor as coni • It;
been pluoke'd . C�
nere traavellera' l aG
plication might i
ig ido safes far CO
those delicious
e indifferently.
sugar, etc., may
posur•e, that the s
them. They are
through, and rota
pletely as if it lra
from the tree. T hili is
gossip, but a! prac deal a
be derived by ests.blLth
fruit, game, etc., whore
results which can, only
obtained by bottljng, bs
be assured.
rn m
froze
11 tj.fei
jus
Ali. Ottd G* n is.
causes little dirt: and - almost no ashes, A queer genius lives
while the noise of feeding the fire is man who has prababl
man for the p a
a. witha a oxna,
never witha man; ev
as they arrive at21 y
t East 1I rke-a
not spo en to I
avoided. The latter evil may be reme- j
another p. t 25 yeaais. Ile
died, however, by putting the coal on in will talk
b or ami or, but I
paper bags such as are used by all n his oh soils,
grocers. 'h r ars of a e, are '
—When chromes require cleaning re talked to no longer. Vhen lie can do
move all dust with a feather brush, and no betterlig willtalk t the stove, or to
wipe carefully, with a soft chamois skin a horse, or whatever el e happen s to e
or fine linen cloth, very slig fitly damp- near, and say: " Old h ,rsa you tell Mr. f
med. If a little spotted orlulll, a drop
Sinlith T want to buy 1 • is farm.' Arr.
of oil on the chamois will remove the Smith can speak for linlself, lint will
he hears it ad -
e." This eccen-
w no man to
ill sooner stand.
often stood up
through church •serv-ic=s. when he mild
find no seat without it man at his right
hand. He speaks in eetings and is G,
qui e an earliest, inter .Sting, speaker
Bariivion (1-t.) J`'/WP 1 rens.
The Aby! ssin
A gentleman! who
MajestyKingSohn o
the seemed a man in
and vigor, his es: �ress;i
sullen,his eyes c•as.t c c
ins straight at his int
i0a, ing sudden, swift, sidelong glances, frill 0
—The composer of the song "Listen of penetration and fiir- )leiOn. His corn-
to
jrn to the Mocking Bird" keeps a inusic plex on is coffet..•a doted h' features,
store in Philadelphia. His name is like those of th.e Abvs:
Septimus Winner, and his ,mm cl� 2,ltc�nr. and aquiline, c lsr•:tr c:1
is Alice Hawthorne, his mother's name. pressed lips. Iiy spas
blemish. If the varnialfis dull or rub- 1 only get an answer a
bed, revarnish with thin mastic ver- dressed to the "old. hon
nista Like oil paintings, it 'is not de- 'trig individual will all
sirable to hang chromos in adarkroom at his right handl; he
but never expose them to thedirectrays up or leave, and has
of the sun.
—Some fifty years or more ago'a poor
old woman in Ireland had her cottage
pulled down over her head by her land- t t t k
lord. Her name was aMoll a Maguire, X
and she died of grief and, exposure.
Thereupon her son and some neighbor y an King.
lads formed themselves into a secret called upon his
band, and vowed and tookfercerevengo Abyssinia, says
on Irish landlords in general. The band ie prime of life a
spread rapidly, and they .called them,- 1 n of countenance
selves the " Mollie Maguires," and Irish 1 I wn, seldom to k- . W
coal .miners brought the name to Amer- g 1 locator, but - iv - ,i
MENT TO THE
HURON
EX.POSITQR.
I3ASV
IRS
Pat ; his
inliwis, were high I ,
, with thin, caul-•
ell was slow, ci,nd.
Onee, having written a song over ills there was not much d gnity of manner.,
real name, the Round fable criticised i He wore the dress col anon to Abyssin-
him severely, comparing his music with ian. chieftains ,i loll:; cotton cloth With 3
that of Alice Hawthotrne, and suggested a red baud running th rough the centre,
the old Roman
for the head and z
erasions he wears
thiopia in a gold ta
that that " gifted lady should be repre-
sented by a publisher other than Sep.
Winner, whom, for some unaccountable.
reason, she permitted to give her works
to the musical world." circlet.
—Some time since Mr. Jac ib Wolf,
near Varna, lost two rnenbes of his
worn_iu the st4'1e of
toga, with no covering
feet; though on Arrc'at p
the triple crown, ctf E
Be Gaut
family through sickness, and he was . It is best to 3u, ver
heft alone with a large harvest to reap. beglnninl; of a Iclinue
He was unable to procure help, persons brow what is t . fuilotiv, and all the rest
apparently being afraid of catching the may be spoiled for ox.e by an opposite
disease that had carried off the two c fuse. We rexneme the case of a lady (fi
membersof his family, although the Alexico, who diiiins with the Go -ver- m
doctors said. that there was no danger nbr of the Provl n ee, tt5 served for the
whatever. However, quite a number of first course with a lis h. Shc was soave- an
his neighbors gathered with the inten-
tion of harvesting his crop, but rain pre-
vented them. Some time passed, dur-
ing which he did a little himself al-
thoughquite ill, but the frequent rains
so hindered him that he gave his erop
up a8 lost Last week the farmers re-
ious.
moderate in the
• as one does not
m
m
1
assembled, gathered all his grain, and
threshed it for him, two days being oc-
cupied in threshing. Those who ren-
dered assistance certainly deserve peaise
for their kind act.
.er
1
, ' and t Railway.
—1VIrs.Crapo; who,1hu.o, with hel ,
Una, north and south
,
s
crossedtite ocean in a small. boat, rites i
home to New Bedford, Massacliu-= , GOIKG SOUTii f
setts, confirming • the story of mixed..... 9:15 A. M. ail 6:37 A.M.
She slept on a wet Aeeom..... .9:03 P. M. ecom 8:05 P. M.
their hardships.slept A"(aii...- 3:10 ':ll[. Mixed 5:29 P. M.
bed all through the voyage They had tE•
Railway:
" but, she says, `" God was with us, Trains lenvr, 5eatcsrt.b St Mon as to lows :
and Ile calmed the seas, so that we Ooi.rG �vz s2—
were able to make sail. The next morn- } Mind Train, 6:40 A. M.
ing God spoke to me and said : " I z xprrosa main • (1:45 P. M.
2:08 P. M.
with thee ; dont fear. Trust ine, antiI;xpreasa 8:58 P. M.
will land thee safe on shore.' The f01*tG EAST—
tears dropped down my face like rain." Express Trein. 7:50' A al
Express Zrsiin.. '
Mrs. Crape complains of pains all Mixed' 1xzed `Gratin ' 1.25 P. M.
10:10 A M.
through her body ; she fainted twice on Mixed Train i ;4.45 P. M.
the passage. The husband, too, was
badly used, and both have quite enough London, Fiuro • and Bruce.
dory voyaging. " We would not under- Goble small— run 1, ' Mixed. Express.
take this voyage again for considerable," E A. I. A. M. P. M.
Wingham, dere' t... r 30 10 50 4 30
she writes; " Nosing could make as Belgrave. 7 50 11 15 4 50
go.''' ]3lyth.......... 8 05 ];1 $5 5 05
—Permit me to say to the lady wlio Londesborough 8 14 11 50 5 15
had such a time getting her baby to B,henc lieid 8 SO 1 15 5 50
sleep that she changed her song too of Kippen 9 t 0 1 40 6 02
ten. 1 50 6 07
. Let her keep her baby in one po- Ilcnsall 4 050 '
sition. as nearly as possible, without Exeter
London, arrive! . - 10 t,, 4 45 7 45
holding it by main force, and sing one A P. 11i. P. M:
song to it, over and over again, till it (roi G 21101•1011 11 t i. D[iticd. _ Txpres6.
:1 1. A.M. P.M.
falls to sleep from the sheer monotony London, depart, . • • sal 7 85 5 05
of the thing. There is no need a£ nee- Exeter
:4 ... 8 ,0 " 10 50 6 25
Hewlett ! it 05 ' 11 15 6 88
Kippen. 9 10' 11 80 6 46
Brnaefield..... .1... 9 20 11.45 6 57
Clinton i 9 40 12 40 7 11
Londesborough ..... 9 57 • 1 10 7 30
Blyth 10 05 - 1 80 7 40•
73eigrave 10 22 1 55 7 56
Winghain, arrive, 13 40 • 2 20 ' 8 15
A. P. M. P. M.
what surprised 1 ut
hash,and shelledlly in
it. But the next
Hash there ware so
hashhashbefore the m<ti,
delicious delicacy unc
its appearance!. Of c
of each hash, fur the
ing, was all she shot
it was, she ..stat ctitr
talus.
t wasa very good oa
tleher dinner upon A
course was also
-enteen courses of
i dinner, of -every
er the stub, made •
urse, a tiny morsel
sake of the flavor -
d have taken ; as
rwtyrds like Tan -
Great t
r
4>~t
n \ �er
Trains leave Bru leis et
ay under:
GOING
seven gales, the last being very hard, 1 j
Grand rutz
romancy, jugglery, etc., etc., slough it
is well to remember the laws of mes-
merism. Keep your mind concentrated.
on the one idea of putting your baby to
sleep. Look him in the eye and if a fly
chances to light on his face, make the
downward pass of the hand in driving
it off. If baby is put to sleep regularly .
at the same hour every day it becomes
a comparatively easy task though for a
time he stoutly resists being taken from
his play.
McLaggan, formerly of the
Gnelph Mercury, is writing his experi-
ences of a trip to Manitoba in that pa-
per. Speaking of. Winnipeg, he says it
is to be "the big city of the west," and
- that, too, ere many years pass over us.
Its past record is an extraordinary one.
In 1871 the population was about 500;
in 1872, 1,600; in 1873, 3,500; in 1874,
5,000 ; and now about 7,000. Were it
not for the grasshopper plagues of 1874
and 1875 it is a certainty the population
would have even doubled the figures I
have given. This year's assessed value
of pity -property is $2,987,000: The tax, -
slim: about 1 cents on the dollar. Real
estate is high, about $100 to t:*'>0 per
foot frontage being the ruling figures
for choice properties on Main street,
near the centre of business. Rents are I
excessively high, and buildings dear.
Fifty dollars per month for an ordinary 1
dwelling house is the ourrent rate; $1,- '
500 to $2,000 per annum the rent for
small stores; while the common rents
paid for such hotels as the Pacific,
Grand Central, or the Davis are from
$5,000 to $6,000 a year.
—A traveler in Siberia last winter
writes as follows : Our dinner party in
the-evening—and it was really a dinner
party :was extremely merry.
ti lard his stores -under contribution.
ou
Some brought out .frozen bread, others
frozen caviarre, others frozen preserves,
others again sausages,which could not
be bent even if , put across the knee and
pulled with the strength of both arms.
Can you imagine, without laughing, the
appearance of sevenhalf-famished peo-
P
ie sitting at a table with thirty differ-
ent
.iff tr -
eat dishes before them,. and unable
touch one except at the risk of break-
ing their teeth.? Nothing could be
done except to whit patiently for the va-
rious dishes to be thawed, by sitting on
them. At the close of the dinner "we
t
frozen.
e excellentfhroughaut� e Siberi.a,, assoon en as
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N,, SEAFORTH
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Slain •` treot vhere you can got any quantity of those
eeltsbrate
SHARP'S PATENT SULK' IIA'" RAK E,S
Those eertninly are the boat hakes in the marketI, being the only Canadian Retro that cured n. Can -
termini medal. This rake was purchased y the Auetr liar Government for the Sidney' Exhibition. i i
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REAPERS. REAPERS. ; REAPED FE111�hNG WIRE
3 JOHNSTON'S REAPER, WOODS' REA ER antttlre 00NQt1ERER COMBINED, all manufactured AND BUILDING ITAIID�•TArE
by that well known firm The Masse 71lanufaeturing'Cempauy. i 1
111I Of Eve.y Deseriition Cheap.
X1 MAXWELL'S LIG T REAPER. 1
n i
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This is something now and should be exained. by ferrners before making a purchase It , is the '
fi m
best light retnperinEA V •1 IIOtlGH AND GONI?I7CT-
t�
ho market. • iIl\TG! PIPE
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Pat up n the Shortest I'rotice and Warranted.
KIDD'S li-IARDWAR,E.
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DIRECT FRO ' I MA'LIFACTURERS I
AEIIIt'A\•' CUT NAILS
l'OEyS AND RA -E ES,
GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, lt,c
51' aDES HOVELS FORKS
c
r
a CENTENNIAL MEDALS AND
y A JV.RDED TO
MALCOLM .MON ItOE,
SEAFORTH,
FOR WOOD HANDLE AND WROUGHT
IRON BEA11� PLOW,
1Jr ALCOLM MONROE }las pleapureinannonnetng to 1heFalrof)•s of Huron and Perth that be
/1-1' is better Impaled this sense than ever to furnish infhst•clnr s ortielo. As proof positive that
b
his PIcR•s are the Bent in the Market be bus only to refer to rho fact that the Plow 07ai.nlactured
y
him obtained the INTERNATIONAL PRIZE AND DIPLOMA at the Centennial Exhibition.
MOWIN
WOODS' MOWER, BUCKEYE MOWER, S!?th.GUE MOWEE, and others. All of the above
Machines are sold on the follqwing Terms : No Equal or No Sale.
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SMALL IMPITEMENTS.
PLOWS of all kinds, TURNIP -SEED 8 WER8, Iron and Woolen HORSE IIOE 8 , Cultivators,
Gang Plows -and Iron Barrows.
All Implements 'Warranted to be Wheat is Represented.
O. 0: WILLSON, SEAFORTHH.
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CAMPBELL'S BLOOK
SEAFORTH.
TENDING to retirefrom business I have
now, commenced to dispose of ma entire
I
STOCK OF MILLINERY,
FAI6Y AND OTHER GOODS
�t aid Below Cost.•
Being determined to SELL OI am prepared
to dispose of my Goode at th
li.OWET POSSIBLE PRICE.
COME ONE, COME ALL.
DIPLOMAS
Speci t 1 ucl'r,,ceyner.,
rornpt 1P. aying Customers.
ri
THE GRE ATTST WONDER, OF MOD -
P RN IMES.
is to Cash and
JOHN IUDD.
MISS LEE4I3.:
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?� 1ARKE , f`il
IN
1�9RS.
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ORO.C'ER1 L'S ane
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ONFE(•rLO
GOODS DELIVERED
MAIN STREET'. SF. FORTH, OPPOSITE
BAYS' Eio rEL. gs�
HARD TIMES AND PRICES TO SUIT
THE T MES.
D'
P C),VIS'i0.1TS', 'TI
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REE OF CHARGE. "I
aBOOTSAND SHOES
IN ENDLESS ARIE'1'Y AT
THOMAS CC VENTRY'S.
I,AZ JUST OPENING my Spring stock, corl-
ptising all the Latest tylos iu Ladies', Gents'
and Children's Near. I .have bought from the
best houses in the Trade, fbr O sh. and 1 am there-
fore in a position not toe undersold; and es I
am more than usually haup, I am determined
not to be ; I therefore realId
ctfully invite the Dash
boring people of Seafortbnd its serroundiugs to
give mea call hof re buy:
IN THE CUSTC
g elsewhere.
•
DEPARTMENT
Of my business.I liar non but the best material
and employ the very best o workmen. My repair-
cannot fail to g
t
s�A
any' .s executed in a style
repair -
satisfaction; So;aith th bks for past patronage,
and au abiding faith in better time Doming,
I would simply .sad- don't forget the place :
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HE ALPO MANUFAC-
TURES
IRON PLOWS,
]fill's Patent Plows,
SCUFFI,ERS, IRON AND
Z4
p(
• US
cc EX
O IR.
Thistle Cul ter Plows,
Also a
One -Horse Plow Suitable
for .hfowing Gardens.
WOOD PLOWS.
��.
As.
-4546:4,7M44,744,--,
�•> SCRIVCN.r
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13 m
r2
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Fanners d
This Plow is universally admitted to be the best Gang Plow now insure, Farn ers se, and shout give
•
It a trial before purcbuting any other. i
All these Implements„are manufactured by himself, of the very best materi:il,.ar,ci aro better and
more durable than those got up by Dirge establishments lor catch sales. Every Implement war-
ranted
that
Prices h
ranted to give t•atisfaction. as low as those of any other respectable estslot
turns out a gcod article. 'Plows of all the above kinds kept constantly on hand and can beseen ut
his shop el; any rima. IRON HARROWS,
The Scotch Diamond Harrows kept constantly on handl Repairs fcr all' kindsol Plows kept con-
,
stantly ou hand. Remember the shop, Main Street Seaforth, East Side.
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MAI COL* 1101\TP OE.
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BUTTER.
BUTTER.
MONEY !
BUT rER
MONEY ! WHO WANTS IT ?
NO TRUCK ! NOR TRADE ,!
CAS11
The Pills Purify t1soll od, correctell disorders
of the•Liver, -t4E:imaeh, a tineys and Bowels, and
ere invaluable .' all c niplaints incidental to
rusneles.. -
T8e1 Ointaneuk is th a only reliable irniedy
for bed Legs,. t)15 Won ds. Sores and Ulcera
of hntvevor 1nng; st,indin Tor.. Bro:rahitis, Dab-
hthcriir, Coughs Colds font, Bheamatism, and
all Skin 1)iseasea it hasp• equni.
BE
cF N} rr YOItIC COUI�-
i ! TERF}ITS.
purines imitations .f "Holloway's Pills
�� under
a f attired and sold u e
•
"utment re man a
an 01.
thoname of "Bole • loway's & Co.,”
by J. F. Henry, Curran, Co.,
Druggist,;, a nid also by the Me-
tropolitan Med.^ eine Company
an assumed
Joseph
t d 1®' —Again (in e
AS US JAL, IS
YING TOP' PRI ES, FOR GOOD DAIRY BUTTE R
N ANY QUANTITY,
I
AT HIS OLD AND ' EL'IABLE • BUTTER STORE,
• I
Goderich Street, Seccjorthz..
THER IS NOTHING
WHEN IT IS MADE
• STP INTO
GOOD
X HARNESS
Where you will find all Kinds of harness Made zip in the Latest Styles.
LIKE LEATHER
SUCH AS YOU FIND
AT
J. WARD'S,
SEAFORTH,
of i ew Y,wit
ra o maiorkl this • :
of ltewr York,
likewise paves()eoanterfeata of
his mini make under the nam of Holloway & Co-,
basing for a trade mark a crescent and serpent;
McKesson & Robins, of New 'York, are agents for
rile sumo.
n
These persons, the better to deceive you, u-
blushingly caption the p' blit in the small books
of direction whichaceoinpany their medicines,
which aro rally the sp ions imitations, to Be-
ware Of Oountu cite.
U,nsarnpnloadealars . Main them at very low
prieel and sell them to t e public in Canada as
my genuine Pills and On trent.
I groat earueetly and spectfully appeal to the
Clergy, to mothers of F milks and other Ladies,
and to the public •gen rally of British North
Ameiea, that they may be pleased to denounce
unaz Daringly the a frauds
ekirchuse, d shots d look to the Label
ou the Pots nil 11 xcr+. lithe nddreeas.
is Hot 533 Oxfo _d Street, London,
they are Co Merle til+. .
Zech Pot a d ;Box f the genuine Medicines
bears the British Gove meat Stamp, -with the
words, "
HOLLOy11'S
ILLS AND O
INTffi
sxTy
Los oN.," engraved th reon. On the label is
alone
e the�
ro m
an
ufa tar
ed,theµddreas, 5133rOxFon STDs
Dr, LORDOx
,
whore
t Parties who may be defrauded by Vendors
selling spurns a Hello ay's Pills and Ointment
es of niy genuii a make, shall on communicating
the particulars to me, be amply remunerated, and
thoir•nanres never disnl�ed, Signed
TiIO i4S $OLLO\i'AY'.
London, Jan11,1877. 477:
'1p.
••� EMi•;a1BEri, if yon want a randy or Sitbstal�tial Harness 3. WARD can give yon better setts -
.+V PRICE than an other maker in the County. A Trial is all that hi old
Is wanted t0 fieDlrre ee^elAr GRatO � T at Ck
THE CONSOLIDATED BANK
i 0I+ CANADA.
CAPITAL PITA L • - - • $4.000.000.
CIIIY BANK OP MONTk EAL, Incorporated 1833;
and ROYAL CANADIAN BANK,
' I Incorpol ated 1864.
SEAFlif�.3RT BRANCH.
D MINION BI CK, MAIN -ST.,
SEAFOII,'II.
raft* on NewYork Payable at any
Ba in the United Sta es,
Eine of Exchange 'on London payable
at 11 Chief Cites of th United Kingdom.
LtTERES., ,S, , PAI 6N - I)EPOS.t TS.
I. P. HAYES,
41 mass ass
AN OLD FRIEND THE -BEST
FRIEND.
0
H. OLIVE,, SEAFORTH,
EGS to aecinaint hi
risers tbt.tihe has r
fAohon as to Qtp LITY and PRC I Y i stand, hfeIntyre's Block, where ho bas a
rj p equal to any in the business, and at the
0 , J, R ARD, Seafortb, m
dt
many friends and ousto-
moved two doors north -of
z �
SEAFORTH PLANING MILL,
SASII, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
MITE subseriberbegs leave to thank hisnnmerous
customers for the liberal patronage extended to
him since commencing business in Seafortb, and
trusts that he may be favored with a oontinuanc
of the same;
1?artiesintending to build world do well to give
hin} a call, as ho will continue to keep on: hand a
s argestock ofall kinds of
f'
'r ;
DRY PINE LUMBER;
AS E .
DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, !LATH, ETC.
Hofeels oorildent of givingsatisfacticnitothorn
who may favour him with their patronage,! as none
u1first.elaes;wcinkmen aro employed.
t.A-'' PiuLicelt.n ttention paid to CustomPlanine
201 JOHN H. P 1; OA-DFOOT.
MARRIAGE LICENCES
work in .
E ,� 1 DEAL ABOUT GREAT CLEARING "SALES J1i, R
`'� L } (EAR A GOOD
NOW, BUT I_ YOU WIS;HTI AVOID ALL SHAMS, AND GET A SIGHT OF TITS , C�
GENUINE TUING, /i
GO TO DJNT'S,
i
Who thiA Day Begins to Sell 0f in REALITY, as he is Bound to .Tlerlitce his
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Present Mock, as 17tuc/L as possible before mooing into Itis vet ,stcoul.
THIS IS NO HUMBUG.
et iavorablm prices. All kinds of liepairing
no on the r• ortest notice. A good Stock of
rinks, Valises, Whips, Combs, Brushes, and all
her =eh articles reglrired constantly on hand.
;member 3 our old Friend. Sign of the Scotch
Bar.
481 'W. 11. OLIVER, Seaforth.
IL. WILLIAM GRAY'S SPECIFIC
MEDICINE.
Tho Cleat English
Remedy is especially re-
commended as anunfaii-
i,ig cure for Seminal
@>"= 14 eakness iipermatorr-
hi a, In)pgLoney, itnd all
JiefOre. diseases that lollgw as Af tb>r.
a sequence of Self abase, as Loss of Memory,
nivereal Lassitude, Pain in the Back, Dimness
1 f Vision, Premature old AAs, and many other
Call and be convinced that you can get the most Dry Goods for the least money at DIN -VS during raeases that leads to Insanity or Consumption
1
and a Premature Grave, all of which as a role are
his ! first caused by deviating from the Path of nature
EAT GENUINE CLEARING SALE , nod over indulgence. The'fipeciffe Medicine is
G R the result of a life study and many 3 -ears of ex -
1 erience in treating these special diseases. Pam -
1 l,hlet free by mail. The Specific Medicine is told
CSrHICH IS NOW GOING ON. 1„y all Druggists ists at 81 I er package, or t) packages
fur S5, or will be sent 1by mail tan receipt of the
money, by addressing JWILLIAM GRAY & Co.,
Windsor, Ont. Sold i Seaforth. by E. Hickson &
! Co., J. S. Roberts, It. I.t}msden and all druggist
merchants. '
F. CRAKE, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, -
At E. Hickson & Co.'s Jewelry Store, begs to inform the public that he is prepared to do first-class 3 lirIUSSILS
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(Under the new Act,) iso ne a d t the a' PIPE RE PAI1tIN (l,•
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EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SEAFORTH. 1
Under authority of the Lieutenant-Govctnor cf !
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th ur bhshment of A• Morphs London, Ont., is a sufficient rccommeud that full se.
�� � ,�,�,� cau be in any description Of work.
OF G 100 T,
,S'IG1 TII .-( BIG r E to say that owingto the scarcity of money and tight times ger:erally, in order to reduce
S. CAMPBELL, Provincial Land -Surveyor beg y
err Orders by mai.;prompt- steel of Jewelry, a Good discount will be given on an purchases in order to indnecthose hay-
East Side, Main Streel, Sbafo�th D • and Civil Engineer, t invest. All work repaired or Fold previously a gunlan d
SPECTACLE REPAIRS. 1 T Subscribers wbnld respectfnUy intimate
J>'; iVELI'.�c' REPAIRS, _ ct to the pubiie.tlutt tbcv bane again c mmmenaad
t .work nt;.heir :Line �'nrka, opposite Van�toao's
AVING learned.the trade thoroughly in England, and for nearly six years past have worked- in ,pill, on the oast side df the elver, where, havens
e es
r F . CRAKE.
( given.
our ,
Iv attended to. rug money o i ves . th t e will be fulfilled by hir,
f D. S. ckgrBELL-, Mitchell. i Crake if Kofi, razzing to saiicfaction. E. HICKSON & Co. 1
THOS. 60VE iT Y, Seaforth. 47s
e finest ,draw kiln in this section and first-class
acilities, they will be in a position to turn out
be best of lime at 14 crate per bombe!,
or caah. A. good ;article guaranteed, as we -
now our business thoioughly. Give as a call.
TOWN t4 BURROWS.