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OF TOWN LOTa
EW SURVEY
--OF TIIE---
*LOCK ESTATE.,
MN SITES FOR SALE!.
FY WILL R141 SOLD VERY
CHEAP.
NG IN SIZE FROM ONE--
EFTH OF AN ACRE TO
FOUR ACRES.
f these lots are. the most desirable for-
e of any in Seaforth.
'CIAL TERMS TO THOSE,
ANTING TO BUILD.
e Office a
COLEMAN & GOUINLOCK,
BENSON,
Soiicitor, Seafort
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preZe to retire from busiaess I h ye -
e
omr4eIcoio dispose a my_ entire
GK OF MILLNERY,
rAITOY AND,. (MIER, GOODS
and Below Cost.
stermined SELL OUT I am prepared
se of nay Geod.e at the .
FEST.POSSIBLE
aME ONE. COME ALL.
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AGE UCENCES
('ERTIFICAT'E
(CL,der the new Act,) issued at the
EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SEAFORTEL
:fAter aett.gaity of the Lieutenant -ft overnor
in I. ts..
ge.
.The Death of Prince LeuCh-
tenberg.
With regard to the death of Prince
Iteuctitenberg, which I telegraphed to
you from the spot, it ni rbe interesting
ee know a few details which have coin.
.to hand since the sad event occurred.
Although present on the field when the
prince received the fa.tal I bullet, I was
not an eye -witness of Ilia, fall. I saw
him only after he was iplaced on a
stretcher, and about to be sent to the
rear. I was, therefore, ;unable to do
more than record the 'fact of the
prince's death. A. staff officer, however,
-who was Close to Prince Sergius -at the
time, has kindly furniSre me with the
following details :
Soon after the comm. neement of the
reconnoissance, the Prince, accompani-
ed. by several officers, was watching the
lisevements of the enernyl from a p ce
The little gienip was -if I may use he
t
of safety in rear of the Russian reseres.
expression -actually out of fire. Not a
shell nor a bullet had, been, fired in that
direction by the Turks. A. Russian. of6.-.
cer on horseback was standing a, few
paces to the left front of the Prince,
whose field -glass he held in his hand.
The poor young Prince asked for his
glass, and, as the office alluded to turn-
ed round to hand it t• him, he heard.
him exclaim, " Ahr t the same time
pressing his hand to hi, forehead. The
Prince reeled in his sa dle, and would.
have fallen from his h rse, but the offi-
cers surrounding hina I ad time to rezr
ease° hem in, their ari -, s 'arn.d -lay him
-
gently on the gratin.,. when he was.
found to be already a c rpse. ,. r
Such are the eliance• and fortunes of
war. With the presen long range guns
there is no suci thing s absolute safety
anywhere near a field f battle. This
gallant young Prince, a general favorite
in sooiety as well as in the army, had
oii several ocoaSiCoIS exeosed himself se
recklessly to the ene i y's fire, as to
merit more than once t e rebuke of his
superior officers. On s ch occasions,
_however, he had escap d inhurt, where-
as now, in a place of co arative safety,
he was slain by the an o lybullet fixed
in that direction &nisi< the whole fight,
and that a spent ball, -waicla had the
Prince stood a few yar is further back,
would probably have given him but
a contusion. His, ad death has
cast %%gloom over th a hole Russian
,army. .
The Prince was tale n to the head-
quarters of his cousin, the Czarewitch,
where the body was 'epOsited iu the
village church. Altho gh a Prince Of
the Imperial Fa -Daily, his mortal re-
mains were treated -with the utmost
simplicity, necessitate by the exigen-
cies of war. Accor ng to Russian
etiquette, it was requir d that he should
lie in state for a certaii -Period, and. the
headquarter staff repai ed twice a day
to the little church, w ere prayers were
•offered up for the dep rted soul. The
body of Prince Sergiusj lay on an ordin-
ary ambulance stretch r, with his head
bound, his face _exposed, and enveloped
in his great coat just a II had seen him
-carried, from the fiel . ' His remains
will shortly be sent t • St. Petersburg
for interment, and. will be escorted to
the Russian capital by the men ot his
squadron of the Guar ' t,t cheval, who
will be relieved of the r present func-
tions as escort to the Emperor. His
two brothers,Prince Ni holas, and Prince
Eugene, will probably accompany the
body.—London filiMe& Vienna Corres-
pondence, eVov. 3.
A Bard irae.
Among the inmates of a cheaitable
soup house in St. Loui is a graduate of
Harvard, who is well • onnected in the
East._ He has been. ui fortunate in his
efforts to support hin self, and. is too
proud to write to hi, friends and let
them know how wretcl ed a failure he
has made since he grac u tecl. He goes
out every day in sear h of work and
gets an odd job oc as onally. His
habits are good; he i. iitelligon; he
is careful of his pennie, rid 'is striving
to save enough to take hilui to another
town.
The moral right of a -man, who has
friends that are willi t -Le help him, to
fall back upou public harity may well
be questioued. The i cident, however,
illustrates a condition et human sooiety
which has not been k own until with-
in a few years.Ethic ation is not as
valuable eapital as it was twenty or
fifty years ago. It we, easier then for
a college graduate to win. immediate
suceess than it is now. He had only to
go from college to ag vi lage in a West-
ern. State, and the nc tura]. 'growth of
the town would. set hin en his feet and
enable him to make r pid progress in
professional or busines life. Collegians
who acquire literary t ste and. culture
at their university, bu who are above
following their fathers' calling ma 'farm
or in shop, now have t struggle terribly
hard in American citie , East and West,
to keep the welt from the door of pro-
fessional
A Fish Story an its Ocular
Proof
board, Ca,
emonstrate t
e pike clear
mained in
seed throug
c ught in the t
a• asillifollimangd anthe4
o 1803, a br s
a • d four ere.
aptain John
t is said, "
t era fish is j
t e water." --B
✓ mber 13.
race as
science,
t in Johnson, to further
tratlj of the story, cat
en. The hook, Which
e perch's month, had
he upper jaw, and had
oat of the pike. On
storaach., there
glihh penny of the date
button, some pebbles
fish, partly digested.
having displayed all
ake my affidavy that
t as they carae out of
ltimore American, No -
Gained nd a Con-
asily Sa isfied,
eeting in New York
related her experience
aiIt articles of ornament
loved. She
ved to wear
gay colored
is ornamente
,
In a camp
S ate a woraa,
elgiViganyattire
slid that at
na more arti
r'bbons, hand3o
u.r 'broochee
I ;was her w
resolved- to t
when he did st
tion came.
she stood. in. t
-eat change
8 e
hBPlaYe0
at she had
she resol
flowers,
e silks, e
ut one idol remained.
ling ring. I At last she
✓ w this • aeIvay too, and
he blessing of satisfac-
e Methodist says: " As
audience, :la,ting the
at had co e over her,
n immenSe mass of
ainw
se d up on the back of her
• upon
a
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
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ad
which s mounted
topknot of a hat, neith r protection
,
entalto be-
ath a half
waist which.
nutive pro -
fully abnor-
gey puffrngs,
a dress skirt
h of the sev-
ed upon the
fter her tes-
exhortation to erring
ce all ponap and glory
he plied. her fan and
h like a byl-room belle
toolong and was dress -
to breathe with ease.
se of the
way, she
hymn bo
e other 'I
holdin
oni suii nor co
old, She the
st-off shawl
as reduced' t
d,nor orna,
losed ben
e corseted•
such di
rtions as
to p ppear pad
al.. She supplertedpaddi
annier, and pie -back, and
s dly bedrabble3l to a dep
e al inehes w1iioh it drag
, min& As sh sat down
t mony and. aonj
s sterfato renom
o th ffl world,
anted very mu
iohhad. wa,ltze
too tightly
; en. at the cl
1Loraan. walked.
s1, a fan an
o e hand, au
nji gathering
eadth of he
albie her to st
ineing gait
c ntraeted p
eels. And
omen."
meeting the
had a pare -
k to hold'in
as employed
the front
'its high nough-to en -
while the limit of ' her
as dete 'ned by her
nit
. ack and. stilted boot
way she wen a sanctified.
B a,b evelopraent,
latest coeitribution in
favorite, theory of de -
chapter On infant life,
otes made thirty-seven
s own p sigeny. His.
• servations on. infant lie, of course,
e not in this ase those df a fond par-
• t, but rather hat of a close observing
scientist. For his purpose he kept a
diary, and wr to down at the same
time an accoun of the very slow steps
which mark th progress of an infant's
evelepment. Infant boys, he obserei-
e , showed an terlier tendency to anger
t an girls, and learned quicker to slap
•d. throw thin fs. "1 °mild never see
trace of such aptitude ib, my infant
aughters ; and this makes me think
t at a tendency to throw Objects is in-
erited by bo s." ' The terrible fears
with which chi
upon as inherit
their roots in t
they inay.be r tr
ers and. abject s iperstitionis during the
ancient savage
Mr. Darwin, an
strongly inherit
tpiadencies, if e
t mated by wi
ne of his chilc ren., when it committed
petty larceny, and. stole
s t it was !doing wrong
e a culprit. On anoth-
ted in a way that "care:
1 deceit," but " as this
ted solely foe working
n his good feel:11gs, he soon became aa
t eithful, open nel 'tender as any ond
ould desire." These hints ma,y be
i setur to stolid parents, but few, we
ink. would ta KC the tro ible Mr. Dar -
'.in has to get at the bottom of baby
M. Darwii
s pport of 1
elopment is
bracing hi
ears ago o
's
is
0
dren arse heset he looks
d: troubles. -which have
e past, fer_d he thinks
ced "
to the real dang-
times." According to
infantis the sport of
d tendencies, but these
il, may at least be coms-
e and. gentle training.
s first act of
car, knew th
ncl behaved,
• occasion it a
illy planned
hild WaS ethic
•
1
e.
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Sale of Tri ventrs.
. very curious -auo sale took
A di
lace in New York city a week or two
go . a sale of inventions. Among the
ovelties. offer;d were the following :
tread -mill a ranged fok sifting' the
arvesting ; 'a
a, deceptive
lading pick -
pail; an im-
atmospheric
bring but -
instrument
ips and. the
es. A rat:s-
ate pencils
ved overcoat
ocket, for the1. pretecMoul of a lady's
and while wal ring with a eentleman,
as sold for 5i 50; --bolt I for locking
pper and low r -window sashes by a
irt 'from potat
°able pocket,
ap, for the pi
ockets ; an ire
roved. dish w
es while
livided by
ose Of. -d
'moved slop
sher ; an
?urn -dasher, Varratited t
t sr in three
f :r moistening
umened surfa
line for Sh
-Irouttlit $1,000
mutes ;
iostage sta,
of envel
rpenhig s
- au impr
1.,
. sligle operatic)
Captain JOhnson, of the pungv Te_
f
cumseh, brings the latest fish story to ad'uster" or
town, and it, he leadn't In ought the fish t 0 lwUidoW is
themselves, silent but conclusive evi- t ie ash, sold 1
dence of the truth of le • story, his state-
ment might be classed with the " fish
stories" which are acc pted with many
grains of allowance. IIowever, the
puugy is at Light area
fish are on board, and
porter was only one of
sons wilt, saw the fisl
story. Captain Johns(
lows:
I was anchored on
mouth l.)E Bodkin Cree
went for 5
'seising th
closed, wi
r only $90.
125, While an
blinds When
boutraising
itting B 11's W hi
T e commis ion which.
ittiing Bull ri le an in:1p
wharf and. the cry m the, fact that the w
n J1incrican re- 1 is clamp a win e prisoner
a hundred per- t 10 Custer mks -acre. Bef
and heard the l'ortt Walsh rut nors mac
relates as filis reission that Si ting Bull
Thursday in the
c' wasting for the
wind ei go down, and having nothing
else to do I put a line iver the side to
catch a perch or so, if iossible. 1 did-
n't expect much iuck, but I pulled in
thirty tiosh in leit ti140'l Ian' tWeilty
minutee. Presently I- got 1, strong bite
And pulled quick. Tho fi,sh wits evi-
dently a heavy one, and. I.! was afraid.
my line would, break, and '.:1 began to
play my eatelt, 1 pilled hard and. up
came a rock perch to the surface. - Just
as it was coming out of, the water a ,
pike came rushing up and swallowed
the perch on me- line, hoek and, all.
gave my double catch f ull play and ;.to escape, but
ieually brought them on board in a net, Was unsuccessf
iust as you sde them, except that I cut he was severe
'ittine-Bull h.
The captain illustrated his story by , use nenesed
producing the two fisle ,The pike had aughtees. R.
been. cut open. The .. perch, fully five ong in Indite
inches long, was fairly r inside of the ' ndian and ibit
whichswas not More than eleven, r 'Mite Chief.
inches in length. A .suggestion ,being r Upon the re
.made that the perch might have been `t. ' Paul Ge
furced into the pike after both fieli \yew ueter rolls
i -
; t
r
!aster's men
be first confers
aterpreters em
felted. the ea
e Chief.
was sent to
rtant diScov-
-tier has itt
captured at
re reaching
ed the Coin -
held SOMO 01
s prisoner and after
nco pile of therhalf breed
-loyed by CT en odd Terry
p; and while passing
t -rough, was r a costed in English by a
! person dressed and.painted as a chief,
'who said. that his name was Martin
Ryan, -who was, a corporal
I, Seventh- Cavalry, Colo
company, and. had. been
I ner at the latttle of th
in Company
el Keough's
-Mem a prire-
Little Big
.1.0-rn with Custer.. Inqm 'y apparently
ubstantiated lJlis assertion, and the fel--
owing facts w3re assCOrti hued.: Ryan's
ife haa been epared by - Sitting Bull
Muscle who a opted. him into his own
ainilv. Ryan made several attempts
rillv .guarded
!ach occasion
Ile has new
-epted the ..situation and
made hie a war chief
yan to one
e of his own
tin has Jet his hair grow
fashion, dresses as -an
loWn by the Sioux as the
um of theoommission to
'oral Terry cans -ea the
f Company I, Seventh
tins ono, V,;U can see Loy: it, happen- •• apparently Fle.
ems; caret'
11, and on
✓ beaten:
Cavalry, tb be examined, and f
that Mar4n Ryan's name is borne as
corporal, titid that he was present for
duty *hen, his command went into that
fatal aztiob, of Sune 25, 1876. It was
statecl by the friendly Indians 'hat
there are several Others of Custer's men
p-asoners n Sitting Bull's camp, but
Ryan's ca e was the only one which
was verifie . Sitting Bull was asked.
the questi n di ect by General Corbin
al
if he took ny p Boners of the Seventh
Cavalry, d a,n wered flatly, " Thist is
none of Your usiness,"- Washington
despatch tolBoston Herald '
1
a
Ret
The ret
Janeiro wa
cf Dora Pedro.
of Dom Pedro to ;Rio
s made the ,occasion for a
three days'; jubilee in that city. ;The
imperial party disembarked at an early
heur from the steamship which carried
tliem home, the 'port ha,vingbeenereach-
ed. during the night. Early as the ; dis-
embarls.ramat was made the streets were
ciowded, and ins the emperor, bare-
headed, walkedIwith his companions to
the chapel., his subjects gave him a
grand ovatiose strewing their path with
flesh leavers in ad.vance of their coming
and showering blossoms upon thein as
they passed, while the air was vocal
with patrithtic cries of " viva I" In the
eie the imperial family attetded
the o a, where again a hearty spir.tsof
welcom.e prevailed. After the perforine
&ace the streets resounded- for some
time with shouts, and among the strik-
ii g utterances of the hour were Tivas
r "Pedro the Second, sovereigu of
the great -western empire, liberal as a
republic," and for " Rutherford B.
Hayes, preside "t of the great we tem
rePtiblie, .strong as an empire."
! •
SINs1nLE A4w1OE.-You are asked
every day thrmigh the columns of niews-
papers and by your druggist to, use
semething for your dyspepsia ancl liver
C omplaint that iyouknownething a,1!?0ut,
you get discouraged spending money
with but Attlee success. Now to give
you satisfactory proof that Green's Au-
gust Flower Nvill cure you ,of dyspepsia
and liver boraplaint with: all its effects,
such as sour stomach, sick headache,
abitualeiestivenesa, palpitation of the
eart, heart -burn, water:brash, fullness
• the pit of the stomach, yellow Fikin,
coated tongue, indigestion., swimming of
t e head, Ilow spirits, &c.; we ask you to
o to your drugt e of Gifeen's August Flower fer 10
fist and get asamplebot-
ents and'try it or a regeilar size for 75
ents. Tikvo &Les will relieve you.
t
Eres's po A -Gratettli and cornfort-
g.—" BY a rough knowledge of the
Mural hich govern the opera -
tons of digestion and. nutrition, and by
careful Iappliclation of the fine prOpei-
t'es of well selected cocoa, Mr. Epps
LLS provided our breakfast tables with
delicately flvorod beverage, which
ay save us m nsr heavy doctor's bills.
t is by the ju.dicioususe of such a,rticles
f diet that a constitution may be grad -
ally built up iintil strong enough to re-
st every tend. nay to disease. Hun--
eds of subtl maladies are floating
round Us ready to attack wherever
t ere is a weak point. We may escape
any a fatal Shaft by keeping oueselves
1, ell fortified with pure bleed, ani a
roperly nourished frarae."-Civil Ser -
t ice Gazette. Said only in packets label -
1 a—" JD, s Epps & Co., Hoinceopath-
i naClie
i7oni,
ts•
Trains le
as under:
MixedG.°.1!.G.
Accom..
I'fail 3:40 P. M.
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sts, 48, Threadneedle Street,
iccadilly, Lond.on.." 482-52
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NORTH. . GOING SOUTH.
. 9:15 A. M. Mail - 6:37 A. M.
. 9:03 P. M. Accom ... . 8.08 P. M.
Mixed 5:25 P. M.
Grand Trunk Railway.1
Trains Iei,.vo Seftiorth Station as followa
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• NLEDICAL.
JG. SCOTT, M, D. &c.,Physidan, Surgeon and
I" • Accoucheur, Seaforth, Ont. Office and resi-
dence south side of Goderich Street, irst 'door
oast of Presbyterian Church: 84n
TT L. ;17ERCOE, M. D., C. M., Physielan, Sur-
-Li- • geen, etc., Coroner for the Countyt of Huron
Office and Residence, on Jarvis street north,
directly opposite Seatorth Pablic Scheo1.
W ADAMS,11, D., late of Lakefield, Ont_s
" • Physician, Surgeon and Accouchetun
Gradnat:e of the lltniversity of Trinity College,
oronto. Member of the Royal College of Phy-
icians and Surgeons, Ont. K1nburn.0nt.1 485
11. HANOV,ER, 11.D., C. M., Graduate. of
McGill University, Physician, Surgeon and
ccouchenr, Seafurth. Ont. Office--Rooinal in
Meyer's Bleck lately occapied by Dr. Phelan, and
formerly by theqp.te. Dr. Sing. Will attend at
arronbrook on Tuesdays and Fridays. 496
MoNAUGHT, Veterinary Surgeon, Gradu
• ate of. Ontario Veterinary College, Seaforth
pnt. Office -and Residence in rear of Killoran &
Ryan's. cells- promptly attended to, night or
Iday. A stock of veterinary medicines on hand
harges reasonable. Horses examinecfatto sound-
ess and certificates given if required." 407
.A.ME8 W. ELDER, Y. -S., Gradtiate of the
Ontario Veterinary College. After devoting
wo year to practice with Professor Smith, of
oronto, has settled in Seaforth. Office at his
cssidence east of W. M. Church. Calls promptly
isatended to by day_ or night. A. large stook of
eterinsay Medicines constantly on hand. Horses
xannined as to soundness and certificates given
orsea bought and sold on commission. 424
-s...T DERBYSHIRE. L. D. 8.,
-1--1. Surgeon Dentist, Graduate
of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario. Artificial
Dentils neatly exeented. All surgical open a -
tions performed with care and promptitude.
10ftioe hours from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Rooms in
Mrs. Whitney's new brick bloek, Main Street,
Seaforth.
11111nAlkiLLANEO1Jtil.
A.S.McCOLL, Solicitor, &c., Brussels. Office
• in Leckie's new brick building. 50,4-52
ijMONEY TO LEND -On terms more -a-advan-
tageous than ever before offered. A. j. Mc-
COLL, Solicitor, Brussels. ' 504 52
TIREMIAKING.---Dressmaking done in the
Latest Styles, and a good fit ensured,ab MISS
QUINLAN'S Rooms, over Watson's I boot and
shoe store, in Mrs. Markey's block. 1 515
T P. BRINE, Licenced Auctioneer for the
• County of Huron. Sales attended in. all
parts of the County. All orders left at the Ex-
; posiToR Office will be promptly attended to.
rsHARLES F. MII.ES, Provincial Land Sur -
N•14 veyoi, Wingham. Orders by mail will receive
prompt attention. Branch office, Clinton.'
O. F. IMES. 485 LB oortE.
THE SEAFORTH PUMP FACTORY. - N.
-1- Clair, successor to J. R. Williams, manufac-
turer of Pumps and Cisterns. All work warranted
to give satisfaction. Factory on North Main St.,
Seaforth. 500
TORN LECKLW:GeneraI Loan and Real Estate
t' Agent, Grain, Produce and Cammiasion Mer -
client. Money loaned on real estate nu town or
country, at 8 per cent. simple interest. Charges
moderate. Mortgages bought and sold. Matured
, mortgages paid off. Terms to suit borrowers.
Farms and village preperty for sale Office-
Leckie'a new brick block, Brussels, Ont. 515
,
, Ceetle,..1=t3D
.•1 • r
CAMPBELL, Provincial Land Surveyor
• and Civil Engineer. Orders by mail prompt-
ly attended to.
479 ! . D. S. CAMPBELL, Mitchell.
—
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP-- The
partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, Ttndor the name and style of Mabee
& McDonald, Saw Millers and Lumber Merchants
at Walton and Seaforth, has been this day die-
solvedby mutual consent. All debts due the late
firm contracted in Seaforth will be payable to
Levi Mabee, who will pay the debts of the firm
contracted by him in Seaforth. And all debts
due the late firm contracted in. Walton will be
payable to Lewis McDonald, who will pay all the
debts of the late firm contracted by -him in Wal- •
ton. Witness our hands the first day of Novem-
ber, 1877. Witness -S. G. McCaughey. LEVI
MABEE, LEWIS McDONALD. B. -AU
parties indebted to the late firm will please call
and settle their accounts at once, and save costs.
MABEE & MeDONALD. o 519x4 •
SIGN OF T
HE GOLDE
LION.
The Goods advert sed in la
at a argain
HOWING VER
t week's _Expositor as having been Purcht.zsed
ve come to hand, and we are 91010
SPECIAL
IND'UCEMENTS
TO OUR CUSTOMERS IN
ALL KIN
IN
S OF DRY GOODS.
,
WE INVITE INSPECTION OF OUR 20 -CENT LINE OF DRESS GOODS,
NOTRING LE/CE THEM
OR. Quarry HA.8 BEEN °VEERED IN TOWN.
,
KIRTLE PLAIDS: for Child en's Wear, at 25 cents. well worth 35 centS,
'iTINCEY'S at .10 .1ents, wor
cents, Worth 22 cents -do
Golden Lion.
TWEEDS at 75 cuts a yar
° JNDERSHIRTS AND DR
LOUDS, BREAKFAST S
value at the Golden Lio
h 13 cents; at 14 cents, werth 18 cents; at IS
't fail to ask to see Wineeys when you visit the
thatsurprise customers.
WEBS at 40 cents each.
AWLS, HOODS, GLOVES,
FURS, &c., all good.
A LINE OF H
VER
COUNTERPAN
MEMADE
7
N6f‘f BERLIN WOOLS,
JNEW BERLIN WOOLS,
I NEW BERLIN WOOLS,
ALL COLORS,
ALL COLORS,
ALL COLORS,
AT MISS W RIGHT'S.
AT MISS WRIGHT'S.
AT .41.1ISS WRIGHT'S.
NEW STAMPING PATTERNS,
NEW STAMPING PATTERNS,
NEW STAMPING 'PATTERNS,
AT MISS WRIGHT'S,
AT MISS WRIGHriS,
AT MISS WRIGHT'S,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
MAIN STREET, SEAPORT.
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
,CIDD'S HARDWARE.
RECEIVED
DiRECT FROM MANUFACTURER&
AMERICAN OUT NAILS,
SPADES, SHOVELS, FORKS,
HOES AND RAKES,
GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, Ste.
FENCING -WIRE
AND BUILDING HARDWARE
*Of Every Description Cheap.
EVE TROUGHS
BLANKETS; ING PIED ONDUCTs
I
Pat brie ou tne Shortest Notice and 'Warranted.
GOOD VALUE.
S AND CARPETS CHEAP.
CALL AND EXAM! E GOODS AND BE
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW T EM.
S eciql inducements to Cash, ancl
Prompt Paying Customers.
JOHN -KIDD.
711E GREATEST WONDER OF MOD-
ERN TIMES.
CONVINCED.
-SIGN OF T.tilb
GOLDEN LION..
I I
R. JAMIES9N, S9aforth.
L
THERE IS NOTHING LIII<E
WHEN IT jIS MADE
UP INTO
C.,
Mixed T ain, 6:40 A. M. c/a
Mixed Tt in 4:45 P.M.
Express. 2:08 P. M. )
Eypress. 8:58 P. M. '
OING EAS-
Express rain 7:50 A M. Cr3„
Express rain 1:25 P IL l'i
Mixed Train. 10:40 A. M. -'4
Mixed Tr sm.- . ............ ....4:45 P. M. r..-.
al
pi
EG1k
<4
6Li
MPORIUM
The sttheariber hereby thanks his -numerens
ustomers(mereha ts and others) for their liberal
patronageduring the past seven years, and hopes,
y strict integrity andclose attention to business,
to merit thpr con1 dence and trade in the future.
-,
I
Having _greatly nlarged his promises, during
the winter, he is now prepared to pay the
IGHEST CASH PRICE
'or any quantity of good fresh oggs, delivered
t
• g the .
EGO EMPORIUM
t -ed
\Main Street, Soaforth.
Wanted .sy the subscriber 25 t Ohs of good dry
lean WHI AT ST tit.W.
L. i. WILON.
, Ite e4 A 112
4AMER0N, lIOlIT & CAMERON, Barristers
Solicitors in Chancery, &e.. Goclerieh, Ont.
I. C. Cameron, Q. 1, Philip IIolt, Gj. Cam- o-4
ron. 1 506 • r.,4
NTiliraLkg SMA
siouer in B. 1
ppraiser. Accou
leasonable terms.
L, Conveyancer and Commia-
Wroyeter. A.netioneer and.
ts and notes collected on
366
L. DOYLE, B
• Chancery, &e.
ce, over Jordan
Sto e; Seafo
rristerrAttorney, Solicitor in
, Goderich and. Seaforth, W-
s Drug Store, Godel'ich, and
•th. 854 .
TA.LCO1 SON & 'WATSON, Barristers, Attor-
neys,rirSolid ors in Chancery, &c., Clinton,
)nt. OLE e-Eirst dour east of the lie* Royal •
'anatlian Bank bu tiling. • Money to loan du farm
property.,
gg*;. mars:Mises:. 404 G. A. WAT11:4
t
1oCAUGIIEY & IIOLMESTED, Barris ttrs, AA;
tomcats at. Law, Solicitors in Chanestry egrui
nsolvenev- Noterses Public and ConVi.ystiscs.-15
; °Bettors:ter the R. C. Bank, S.eadorth. Agi1ntsfor
the Canada, ! gifts A.seurauce Company,
N.13.-1$0,000 to lend at 8 per cent. Farms
ousesand Lots f r sale. ' _ _ 1
tlE
53
1 ARROW, MET R & RADENHURST, 13arrisi
tore, Attorneys' at -Law, Solieitore in Chancery,!
-c. Private frinds to loan at a low rate of inter-
.st, mid co terms to suit borrowers. Offices -
loglerich end WI ighara. Oilice in Lanssiale'e
uildiog, opposite 'coils .benk.
II. W. C. MEYER. .
Y. T. GA.11110W.
• W. . RADENIrrIlsT. • - 474 '
11- W. C, Meyer Solicitor Consolidated Bank 1
f Canada1 ' AVingla
sue ;
It
r
t—f
no.)
e,.
les
•
'3131dIMOO All3A SI
*S30Itid 2lOd )ISV c1N 1 TWO
EVER OFFERED, IN THIS MARKET.
0
HRHESS
Where you will find all finds of Harness Ma- de up
pEMEMBEP., if yots -want a Fano
-IA' faction as to QUALITY and P
is wanted to secure regular custom.
EATHER
SUR AS YOU FIND
4`1"
WARD'S
•
or Substantial Harnees WARD
ICE than any other maker in the C
J-.
The Pills Purify theBlood, correct all disorders
sall the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and Bowels, and
are invaluable in all complaints incidental to
Females.
The Ointment is the only reliable remedy
for bad Legs, Old Wounds, Sores and 'Ulcers
of however long standing. For Brosschitis, Dip-
htheria, Coughs, coia-s Gout, Rheumatism, and -
all Skin Diseases it has no equal.
BEWARE OF NEW YORK COUlie
. TERFEITS. -
'Spurious imitations of "Holloway's Pills
and Ointment." are manufactured and Hold tinder
the name of "HoI- loway a at Co.,"
by • J. F. Henry,• Cumin, & Co.,
Druggists, a n d also by the Me-
tropolitan Medi- eine Company
of New Yorkowith RII assusned
trade mark, thus: • -Again o n e
Zesepli Haydeek, •of New York.
SEAFORTH hkewise passes off counterfeits of
n I his own make under the name of Holloway & Co.,
having for a trade mark a crescent and serpent;
in the. _Latest ,Styles. eKesson & Robins, of New York, are agents for
. , • i. the same.
,
Can give you better satis-
dtuity. A Trial is that
,F.ARD,.Seafo97th.
THE
G
, Second hand. 20 Horse Engine, Ba
' Second hand 20 -Hartle Engine, -Ba
Second hand 16 Horse Engine, Ba
Second hind 12 Hera Engine, Ba
A Hoisting or Boat Engine with
Second hand 16 HMSO Portable B oi
Second hand 16 horse Portable Boi
• Second hand 20 horse Portable Boil
Second hand 80 hors Portable Tub
Steam G nage, Gunge and Safet
Secondhand Shingle ond Heading
Heading Jniater
IHeading Planer
NO
6
Lai Heading Tomer
' Stave Machine, -with Knife
New Engines and Boilers on
.
for Flouring, Grist and S
A gri eultural Implements. -S
Attended to.
ERICH FOU
112C0 Wheel and Saw Man el. .
mace Wheel anct Pulleys Complete.
ance 'Wheel, Pulleys and overnors
lance Wbeel, 'Runes s and tovernors
oisting Gear
er, with Smoke Stack •
er, with Smoke Stack ,
r, with Smoke Stack
Aar Boiler, with Smoke St
Valves, all in Good Order
achine
N DRY.
1These persons, the better to 'deceive yen, un-
blushingly caution the public in the small books
of directions which accompany their medicines,
which are really the spurious imitations, to Be-
witurensooftenpounniotzfaeoltasiets obtain
them at very low
prices and sell thein to the public in Canada as
, my genuine Pills and Ointment.
• ! I most earnestly and respentfully appeal to the
Clergy, to mothers of Families and other Ladiee,
add to the public generally of British North
• . $225 •211 erica, that they be pleased to denounce
2271 I u PsPnarriculitstheeaa-: of la will look, softhe tic dIdoarbeneill
.....
200 I o t the Pots and lioxne.
ek, Enna e, FrontoGr
e Bars?
CODERICH
i
and, also Made to Order vIry heap. Mill Ma.athery !
w Mills. Middling Purifiers o Improved Kinds. !
oyes of Various Iiinds.=Ropairs on oilers, Mills, die., promptly :
FOUNDRY AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY. '
,
4 1 1 •
...
not 533, Oxford Mtreet, Loudon,
150 they are Counterfeit*,
200 ; 'Each Pot and Box of the genuine Medicines
225 bears the British Government Stamp, with the
g -unlade, " HingLOWNY's PILLS 'AND On:TRENT,
450 ' Loo," engraved thereon. On the label is
90 the addrees, 588, OXFORD STREET, Lowno-siwhere
40 alone they ere manufactured:
50 - Parties who may be defrauded by Vendors
70 seping spnrious Holloway's Pills and Ointment
80 1ny genuine make, shall on communicating
o
,
,_, - •, POST OFFICE. STORE, W LTQN.
s
Cl :
ONCE MORE resoccifully beg ; ave to return thanks to my Immerse
a • patronage clurin ; the last 12 y ars that I have teen doing bnsiness
k.
.-- solicit a. continuance of their iSNOX for the future. I have just received
Steck of DRY GOODS of I] descriptions. Also always on h
-TEAS a Special] ty-wbieli, for quality +1 price, a
• GROCERIES
and Coal Oil, Hardwa e, Paints and Oils, Drum Patent Mc-dicines,Baco
BOOTS and S H 0 ES—.11ePherisonli male.
A Large Stock of
i , thing required in, a general store. Ask for what you want if you don t se
taken in exalting°. 1 'would also intimate to all parties indebted to me 14o last and, previoue years,
to come and:Fettle b° cash or note before the end of this month, or t se accounts will be pot into
. -I am also aluator for the Doinin on Saving mod Investment Society, o e of the best loan societies
other hands )or wile° don. No fart er notiee will be given. A EONEY T0LOAN ON EASY TERMS.
: , in the Dominion. The above Soeie y loans money on gond far n security for a term qf fromsthree to
- ;twenty years, on the ou at favorable onditions. LIFE INSIJI.ANCE.-If yoe want your life insured
g • give nig a call, as I am agent for th Sun Mutual Life, Assuranee Company, one of the best Life La-
surance Companies in the Dominic) , and conducted on the 'nest econoinleal principles. Don't for-
- get to give nie a call. I am always attentive to business. lefst '011ie° ad Telegraph Gilles in con-
nection. Clover, Timethy, Turnip a d other seeds on hand. ,
.......:
1...
...... R. PAITTIION, WiA4..TON.,-
,--
r.-r1
r ,
1 -
sse
s customers for their kind
amongst them, and kindly 1
a Large and Well Selected 1
nd a full assortment- of
'e the best in the County.
rockery, Glassware, Lamps
and Hams, in fact every -
it. Cash or farm produce 1
1
'1111E GREAT FEMALE BEXEDY.--job Moses
r A" Periodhial Pills -'This invaluable medicine is
, unfailing in[tho cur of all those! p:infu,1 and
'
dangerous dieeases tc slaich the fe ale etanstitu-
1 'tion is subte t. It moderates all semi and re-
• moses all ob ructions and a speed cure may be
1gre1ied on. T raa.rittl adies, it is pec Bally salted.
'It will, in a hort time, bring an th monthly pe -
1 riod with regularits . These pills thould not be
- : taken by Females daring the 'hist 'ince months
;•,..-• of Pregrancy, as they are sure to bring on Mie-
r-, carriage, but] at any o' her time they are safe. In
;4 all cases oit Icerve as and !Spinal Affections,
e...., pains in the back ani limbs, latign4g on slight ex-
ertion, palpitation rf the heart, hysterics, and
' whites, these pills willeffect a cure when all other
e- means have failed ; and, although a powerful
remedy, do not. contain irnn, mien el, antimony,
or auything hurtful to the eonst onion. Full
directions in the para blet around ach paeks.ge,
ENSON & ME 'ER, Barristers.; and Attorneyl
at La.m, Solieit rs in Chancery:and Insolvency, coo
I,- •
onveyanctgrs, Not ries Public, et e. . Officess-Sea1.1
•
orth and Brussels. $28,000 of Private Fluids te
nvest at once, at Light percent. Interest , 'payable
early. ,. 1 , 1" 58
Jas. a. inxsoN. . ' II . W • C. 31 E Y EN.
The above firm has this day ta:eli disselvcd by
mutual cOnsent. All accOonts clue the tgrra tq
be paid -to Mr. Benson wha will, pay all habil,
‘
ities. ' _ JAMES II. BENSON.
NOY. 27 1s76. H. W. C. MEYEIR. '
i
WROXETER OATMEAL MILLS.
A n nnn BI SHELS Good Clean Oats Want -
k -4 "el. Oatmeal always en hend, for
sale or exchange.
521X3 ALEX. L. GI13SON.
which should be carefully preserve . job Moog,
w York, Sole Prorrietor. $1 00 and 14 cents
for postage enclosed to Northrop & Lyman, To-
. ronto, Out., general agents for the Dominion,
will insure a bottle containiog toter 50 pills by
return mail. Sold in Seaforth by E. Hickson &
Co, J. S. Roberts, ani R. Lumsde 197
DR. WI
LIAM 'GRAY'S SPECIFIC
MEDICINE, •
The Great English
Remedy ' is especially
recorrant ided as 1 an
unfalliug cure for
va
Semin 1 Weakness
-Spermelf rihea, .
teeny, an ell dieeeses
'that 1o1.ow as 'a ' se-
queece f Self, abuse,
Before akin gs Loss of memory, A :. er . akhig,
Universal Lasisitude, 'in in the Back., Dimness
of Vision, Premature 'Old Age, 1and many other
diseases dela leads to Inanity or Consiimption
and a Preniature Gra e, all of which as a rule.are
first caused by deviati g from the Path of nature
and over iodulgence* The Spetiffe Medicine is
the restat II a life ate ly.. and many year'e 01 ex-
perience in treating t ese" special cbeeaeret. Pam-
phlet free by mail. Tibe Specillei Medicine is sold
by all Druggists at $1 per package, or 6 patkages
for $5, or will be sont by mail on receipt of the
money, by addressing WILLIAM GRAY. & CO.,
Windsor, Ont. Sold n Sealorth by E. Hied:son &
Co., J. S. Roberts, It Lumsden and all druggist
merchants,
th,e particulars to me, be amply remunerated, and
their names never divulged. Signed •
TH-011A.8 HOLLOWAY.
London, jan..1, 1877. 477
1 AN OLD FRIEND THE BEST
FRIEND.
W. H. OLIVER, SEAFORTH,
;GS to acquaint his many friends -and custo-
mers tbal he has removed two doors north Of
• hie old Rand, MeIntyrshs Block, where he has a
stock equal to any in the bneinesse, and at the
, rio ogt. favorable prices. All kiwis •of Repairing
' sislue en the •eliort•eitt notice. A good ferosk of
Tennks, 'Valisess., Whips, Combs., Brushes, and all
other sneli articles rs.sinired -constantly On hand,
, newcomer our old Friend. ESIgn of the scotch
Cgillar.
I 1
r7181 W. Tx. 'OLIVER, Seaforth.
, 1
-94a) THE PCBLIC.-Iiengl what the people Bay .
-14 in meant to the Grtat Shothentea Remedy
and Pills. Levi Jones, Markham, Boyd: "1 had
a 1very severe :attack el bronebitie. I as et) bad
that I eerall bardiy get nry breath. I so,oght for
a i -vial.: remedy, and acting the " Sheahences
gEicnocdy " so highly meounaanded, 1 preeartd a
btottle, and tun happy to say that by the time it
; whas Igtikssn I was oath ely well, and h -ave remained
no4, although .I was 'Much exposed through the
'winter in travelliog." Rev. if. B. Strattan, Dem-
: c-Losts'lle writes: " I have feund your re-
f :L. •
7 n edits1..at tieularly bent:116d for liver complaint,
tl,,aspepsia and bronchial affoctiens, and would
, advise all similarly affected to give Omni a trial:'
jblin Finlayson, Athol, says: • When travelling
• obe cf my Itet got sere tied broke out. I could
g ise: core it, and had to return laeme. is beca.nao
isoter and afterviargle ratith worn. I finally pur-
chased a bot' le of the Remedy and a bos of Pills,
and before they were half geoe I commenced to
iteprcre, and before t•hey were finiehed my foot
Was cernpIetely cured. It is novr 17 months
Igiloce, but have had no further attack." Price
of the Remedy in pint bottles, $1. Pills, 2:.; cents
abed. 522.