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R 14-, 1877.
AM CAMPBELL,
MR AND CLOTHIER,
ST OPENED
JLL SUPPLY
CLASSES OF GOODS
RANT TAILORS' STOC
WHICII HE IS
k EsED TO SELL LOW.
IS THE TIM
TO SECURE
SINS PO.R CASTE:.
Icis Many Friends wz I
rget that he does business i
rick Block on the Garner
and hopes to remain the7f
ytny a day to serve h s
rrous Customers.
cusTorii TR ADI4
IMILY INCREASING!
'11
_
s most earnest attention. He
a, Large Stock oi
-1-MADE OVERCOATS,
YM.A.DE SHIRTS,
NI-.NIADE YOUTH'S SUITS
q -.MADE BOYS' SUITS, &
has an Iuexb.anstibio Stock of
8
CLOTHING, SHIRTS, &C.
is useleas to enumerate things: in
41, for he has almost in Stock
8 -
THING THAT IS WANTED,
CAPTS AND
OF ALL KINDS.
SEA SEAL- CAPS, A FI
ARTICLE.
co I Satisfy Yourselves.
WM -DAIVIPBE.
.,en,gisTRumE
!Emp-oRtuimm
NIB
L.
)TT BROTHE Ss
PROPRIETORS.
EMERSON PIANO
taking its place with the very best Instra.:
n the -United States and, Canada, and is
ne at from
TO Mb LESS PRIOE.
RANTED• FOR 7 YEARS.
also Zust Received, %Fresh, Lot' of the-
Celebreted
.01/CH & WARREN ORGAPT.
kxese Beautiful Ieatrurnents axe at well
we need say little about there, i every -
jaws what they etre.
ALSO ONE DOZEN OL * THE'
INION ORGAN CO.'S .ORCANS,
Will be to hand in a day or two.
I the Western Advertiser
Weekly Liberal.
'ORGAIsi„—We had the pleasure, in
!.atv with a very respectable number of e=
including a couple of ministers, of listenuMg.
OrgEtu xecital byE. Plumro,er, organ
Mr.iist
Ludas street Centre Methodist Choral. The
um& used on the caicasion was builtb the
Mion Ore= Company, of Bowmanville, and.
eue of the finest of the magnificent telauroh
turned mit from, that establiehment.
five octave inetrument, with two banks of
13 setsct reeds, and 2:4 stops= No pairts or
ase appears -to have been spared in the con-
,ttion of this organ to make it in the highat
ee artistic and beautiful in appearance, and
isite in its varied combinations of tneledli-
notea of teolian delicacy and sweetnese to
impetuous and profound tones of the water -
the rumbling of distant thrinde. The
tions for theeccasion, were classical pieces
ha best anthors, arAil showed the scope of the
rument to excellent advantage. This Pa -
lar organ was built to fill an -order for Ass'
Ea, andwill unquestionably be au acquisition
church where it may be made to assist in
erviee et soeg, andwili add in no etaall d°.
to the al re ad v ens ielde reputation of the
;:inion Organ Companv."—Oct. 5, 1877.
and
Pianoa and Organs supplied on_ Short
.1N.Zotice.
-1E TRADE SUPPLiED,
SCOTT BROTHERS,
SEAFORTH, ONT.
SEAFORTH LIVERY STABLESi
CARNOCHAN & ABELIL
PROPRIETORS.
FFICE and Stabiea on Market Street, second
i door frara Main. Neat, Stylish Carriages end
!,pies, and Good Reliable Horses always on
A. Orders left at the Commercial Hotel, Be
or at the of:I?e will be promptly attended
50
DECEMBER 14, 187t.
Varieties.
The wife of a Pennsylvania clergyraim
when dying recently called him to her
'bedside and. said: " Don't growrrtorbid
when lam gone. Go -into 80434--,
ay be
elieerful, and let no regard for my
- memory cheek you when you see fit to
marry again. It ie ray wish; the chil-
drerimust be cared for; you will need
a helper in your I work. You cannot
live 'alone, your temperament is all
ligaillst it; only choose a cheerful wo-
man, and teach her tolove Our children.
Don't answer ine, and don't be governed
by what the world says or thinks." •
—A good story a the farewell exer-
cise at the Pan -Presbyterian Comicil
, has just got into print. The venerable
raster Fisch of Paris has a pretty co
fortable assurance of his ability to use
the English language. He took caeca-
sion to corapliment his dear brethren
from America for their soundness in
the faith; and, after dwelling a little
Mme on this, ,proceedeato praise
` their eloquence, which he brought out
thus "And. den they are zo
varree—zo (with a French
shrng of the shoulders) zo varree talk -
or teev !" which., of course, fairly shook
-illehouse, some brethren probably hav-
ing an impression that the word taken
literally would, not be altogether out of
the way.
—Captain Sonathan Walker, of the
-,‘ Branded. Hand," is living on a little
farm near Muskegon, Michigan. He is
seventy years old, and it has been
thirty-three years since he carried. fugi-
tive slaves from Pensacola, to the Ba -
and. was punished with fifty
lashes in the pillory, a fine of 150, im-
prisonment till it was paid, and a brand
of " S.S." On his hand. with a hot iron.
3vir. C. B. Howell, of Detroit. wrote to
Mr. Whittier sonse time ago suggestina.
-that he might help the old num by pub-
lishilag as a holiday poem his ceraposi-
tion "The Man with. the Branded,
Hand," and allowing a, percentacre of
-the receipts to go to Captain Walker..
It6fr. Whittier has -consented, and has
offered to contribute toward the ex-
pense of printing it.
The Cost of Living.
Some very curious Statistics have been
published pertaining to the comparative
cost of livincr° in New York and in
the principalcities of Europe. The
• conclusion suggested by them is that,
taking all things into account, it is
really cheaper to live abroad. than here.
As a sampleof the whole, the experience
of an American lady may be given
respecting the cities of London and
New York. For ten :years she resided.
in London, and for the last four in. New
York. She says "that fifty pounds a
month amply sufficed in London to
cover all housekeeping expenses -which
were in my departmerfor a household
• of two, and, sometimes, three or four,
grown up members, several children,
..and eight in -door servants. There was
generally a dinner party once a week.
These expenses included the wages. of
the women servants, but did not include
taxes, coal, wine, or anything connected
with the liorses and stable. In New
York, with Only five servants and less
company, the lowest monthly average
is £80--1,100, When I was in London
a lady not going out very much. could
dress well and fashionably on 6750 to
$1,000 a year." In Ireland. and Scot-
ian& it is possible to live more cheaply.
St. Petersburg is said to be the dearest
capital in Europe, whilst aceommoda-
tion in Paris, dear though it be isnot
SO high priced. as in. New York, wirile it
is quite as luxurious. Wealthy French:
men and Belgians live in a style which
is certainly not surpassed by anypeople
in this country.
A Short Sighted. Economy.
Many things done in the name of
economy prove both foolish anci crimin-
al extravagance. It appears that Fer-
nandina, Florida, has always been a re-
markably healthy eity until it was re-
cently visited with the yellow fever
scourge. The immediate causes of this
fatal epidemic were traced to the un-
cleanly condition a certain sections of
the city. The municipal authorities,
fi-nding the treasury impoverished. this
year, concluded to "economize," so
drainage and. sanitary regulations -were.
neglected. The restlt is that out of a
population of two or three thousand
persOns something like athousand have
had the fever, and many still are ill. It
is true that the disease proved to be a
mild type, and perhaps not more than
sixty deaths have occurred.. But such
a number, in so small a city, is a fear-
ful loss, and those who remain are suf-
fering greatly in many ways. The Com-
plete suspension of business has cut off
all opportunities of employment among
the laboring classes, and the citizens
generally, having exhausted. their on
resources, have become dependent upon
outside relief. Appeals for help have
been met by a generous public; and as
cold weather will soon cheek the spread.
of the fever, it is hoped. that the strick-
en city -will speedly rally from the suf-
fering and. the impoverishment follow-
ing the ravages of this dreadful plague.
The Corset Liver.-
. Some xnedical students in one of the
Cincinnati colleges, dissecting a female
subject a few days ago, :found what is
called in doctors' parlance a "corset
liver." When tight lacing has been
practised through several years a per-
raaneut dent or hollow is produced in
the liver, which may be seen very plain-
ly after the woman is dead_ and. her
liver taken out. This kind of liver °G-
ems so frequently in women that the
physicians have given it the name of
"corset liVer." Intho subject Mention-
ecTt the hollow in the liver was largo en-
ough for the wrist of -a grown man to
be laid in it. Young women who don't
want their livers to beput into the news -
'papers as an awful example will take
warning.
Inconvenience of -English Rail-
way Carriages.
Women have to -take their chances in
an English railway carriage. Two
weeks ago two Rugby ladies took seats
in a con ipartment of the Scotch Express
from Euston. They were joined by a.
Scotch gentleman, and just as the train
was starting the porter put into the car-
nage an ill -looking sailor, with a large
bottle of whiskey sticking out of
his
Coat pocket. When they were off, he
proceeded to offer this to his fellow pas-
sengers, and on. their refusing, he took
out a pistol, which he pointed at them
in turn. The Scotchmax. immediately
Sprang upon him, wrested. a knife from
Lira, seized him by the collar, forcing
him_ back upon his seat, and, being for-
•
,
4unately a strong young fellow, succeed-
ed in holding him down.in this position
threatzig to strangle him if he at-
_empted to get away. Meanwhile the
two I es, in great terror, add. all they
ould to -attract the notioe'of the guard;
they searched in vain outside both win-,
ows for the cord, and failed from the:,
oar of the train to make their screams,
eaxd. An hour afterwardi,-upon the
rain stopping at Blisworth, they were
eed from their most unpleasant posi-
tion.
Municipal Elections in Scot-
land. -
.
The Municipal elections throughout
Scotland passed off , very quietly. In
Fn.
lasgow, Paisley and: Ayr very few of
he wards were contested, while in Aber-
-
teen there was a contest in every ward.
unusual feature of the elections in
he provinces was the large number of
Gowns in 11.-
cthe elections were ac-
orn hailed without the aid. of a poll.
ais ey, Greenock and Kilmarnock were
'in
OI g the number. The Conservatives
'. y
Letri-
no the Liberals were corapletel
cured a majority in Rothesay ; in Ir-
_Ica,p
iant.' Liberalism also proved vic-
orio s in Aberdeen. At Airdrie, the
or ngmen's. candidate, -aided by the
oin n Catholic vote, carried the day
gaist magisterial interest and the
shopocracy ; Renfrew was divided on
he Destion of extending the harbor,
nd he election leavesthematter where
t w s--4-wo candidates for and: two
aai st extension being returned. The
°orr selectors have caShiered 7 of their
old. councrnorg because they refused to
g.1veifespootM hearing to a petition recen-
ly a dressed to them regarding altera-
tions upon a road. At Port Glasgow an
nsuccessful candidate fainted when re -
ng thanks after the result of the
oll was announced.
-
A Pretended Death Changed
1 to Reality.
1 , .
Whoever"has , habitually attended
ireuses in England remembers the
°mad brothers, acrobatic clowns, and
heir' corniced performance, in which one
retended to be dead, while he other
tumbled him about. They recently
went to Gernatmay. The London Era.
contains the following: " One evening
the elder Conrad fell to the ground after
a pretended blow, and was turned a,ndre-
turned. as usual. His a,rmsland legs
were jerked, he was struck and kicked.
and dragged, but preserved. 9,4eatly im-
passibility. Suddenly an expression of
distress could be noticed thrpugh the
grotesquely painted. lineaments of his
brother, who hastily droppe on his
-noes and placing hip hanfd pon the
e
heart the inanimate clown exclaim-
ing, "My poor brother is dead!" At
this the audience only laughed.' "Gen-
tlemen," said the distresse,d man, -with
tears ia his voice, "I asstire you that
he is dead." Then taking him tenderly
in his arms he bore hint from the arena,.
The crowd appeared struck with the
nat-ural manner in which the bereft
elown expressed grief, and applauded him
vigorously as he departed. , There were
loud encores for both, but , neither pre-
sented himself, Death had been more
thoroughly simulated than ever be-
fore."
_
A Case of Leprosy in Rhode Is-
land.
A ..short tithe ago Dr. Snow, the
Superintendent of Health, received in-
formation from Rev. Father kInglies, of
St. Patrick's Church,. of tie 'existence
of a geianine case of easter# le.prosy in
this city, and inamecliatelyi topic meas-
ures.to relieve the communityfrom the •
danger of its presence here. The victim
of th7 disease was a girl of French ex-
traction, nineteen years of agel and who
aame here from a Prducli vplage called
Tradadie, in the northern Part of New
Brunswick. The girl has lived in the
eity two or throe years, Riving as a
servant in several different families,
wing which ' time the cl.i.sease has
rapidly developed, until it has reached a
iery , advanced stage. 1
Her family are well known as sub-
jects' of the disease in the place from
which she °Milt, and the clergyman of
the, village, Father Bahin1eai, kindly
furnished inforination cone rn ng her to
Father Huglies, and advise that she be
sent back as soon as possibl . Arrange- -,-
rnent were accordingly made, with the
assistanee of Father Hughes, to send.
.her ba,ck. She was provided with warm.
clothing, and under the charge of a .
ciaaeful officer .was sent to lier home
last week, and delivered to the author).
ities there.— [Providence Journa.
S
Athong 'theiTidiligctgfnmleutgs. 'found at the
second terra of the United States Court
Auburn,.N. Y., was on against 4.
Sartwell, a well-known I resident of
that:city, for- rmu,gling. Th indict -
Merit charges t sometime ago Sart-
svell was dete led. in the tct of smug-.
gling a quantity of furs from Canada,
at Suspension Bridge.- The unusual
"rotundity of hie person at the time ex-
cited the suspicion of the officials,, and.
asi investigation disclosed a lady's seal-
sldn woiln underneath' his over -
goat; andthirteen Pairs of g (Ares, twelve
yards of far trimming, and. a seal -skin
boa,- an&muff secreted about his er-
son, the whole cargo being valuec at
cbout 4OO. He probably, suppose( it
n ea y matter to quiet the coaseien es
nd t ngties of the officers, but it sens
th.e e. periment was failure.
. -
Colorin1g Seal-Br3w42.
Dissolve thr
e .pounds catechu in
Water enough t -c1 coverthe goods.- When,
dissolved. add. four ounces blue vitriol,
put in the good's, and let tlieia remain
ight • in the morning vTring out
ces bi--
eli ter, three
es of ex -
tie g
TO
°dB: Dissolve four o
ate of potashin boilin
oinic •s of copperas, two o ni.
tract 1 of Jegwodd in wate • enough to
fic er the . goods; let them remain in
fteen minutes, or till the desired
s
ade. This will color cotton or wool -
e , and vtdll not crock. A good dark
brown is obtained by leatringli out the
.10gtvood. and copperas.
I ,
Rail -road Cake.
Clean]. two large tablc.spoonfuls of
-knitter, free from salt, with two cupfuls
of saii.d.sugar - when light add one cup -
fol of new milli and. the yolks of three
eggs:- Into thrde cupfuls of sited. flour
rub 'thoroughly a tea -spoonful f cream
of tartar; dissolve in a- small quantity
o_f water half a iea-spoon.ful of oda, and
add. to the batter ;- beat tlie bites of
the eggs until light, achl to the cake, al-
ternqing with tfte our. Bake in pans
4 for jelly cake
THE filfRO-
CUT Tilli3 Oum —It M Satre Your
e.—Te is no person living but
hat abeffere more or less with Lungisease, Coughs, Colds, or Consurnp-
ion, yet some'would die rather than
ay 76 cents for a bottle of medicine
hat Would cure em. Dir A. Boschee's
erman syrup has lately 'been, in'xo-
need into ,this country from Germany,
d its Wondrous cures astortislo ev-
ry one that tries it: If you deubtw at
e say m print, ant this out and take it
o your*Fist,* aucl get a sample bet-
e for 10 cents and try it, or a regular
ize for 75 cents.
EPPS'S COGOA. Grate ,and comfort -
g.—" By a thor ugh knowledge of the
Mural laws w ich gove the op&aa
ions of digestiou and nutrition and by
careful a, plica 'on of • the fiat; proper -
les of we - Bele tied cocoa, .Mr. Epps.
as prowled our breakfast tables with
delicately flavored. beverage, which
ay save us Many heavydoctor's bills.
t is by the judicioususeof such articles
diet that a constitution may be grad. -
ally built up until strong enough to re-
ist every tende cy to disease. Hun-
eds of subtle rnttlathes are -floating
round us ready to attack wherever
here is a weak )oint. We ma,y escape
any a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
ell fortified witit pure. blood, and a
properly neurish,a frame." --Civil Ser -
Ace Gazette Soli only ixi packets label-
ed—" ja,•. es Ep s & Co4 Homceopath.-
c - °hernia 13, 48 Threadneedle Street,
and 170, P ccadi y; London." 482-42
WILSON'S '
The Great Cue for COughs, Colds,.
Hoarseness, . onchits , Whooping
Cough, Croup, tbc.,. an4 all .Diseases.
of the Bron4ial Tubes or Lungs.
WILD
Gives Instant
Severe Cases, a
who try i onc
it to' their frie
the sale h,as bec
Sold by LUMSD
25o., 50e., and $1.
Relief in the Most
d never fails. Those
always recommend
ds, and in this way
me :immense.
ERRiY.
& WILSON,Seafort3iat
2
GREAT 0
BOOTS
McINTYR
ARE
THEIR IM
OF FALL B
EARliNG SALE
OF
ND SHOES.
WILLIS
W OFTB4ING
EN, STOCK •
OTS 4D SHOES
AT COST UNTIL JANU-•
AR 1878,
Consisting f the Following
Kinds a a d Quautities
150 Pairs Men's Kip Bots.
50 Pairs Men's Cowhide Boots.
100 Pairs Boys' ip and ?owhide Boots.
150 Pairs Yout 's Boots..
500 Pairs Girls' and Ohiidren's Boots.
50 Pairs Wom n's Calf Pebble and
Buff .Boots.
lso,a, Quantity f Cheap Shoepacks.
tX.POSITOR
Ida
_CHEAP GO ci
la RI
AT I:TNT'S.
FURS. FU S. 11141RS.
>
Beautiful Furs; $3 a Set at DENT'S—a 'few
Sets on hand yet of Mi and SeaL ,
tankets, 31 nkets, at cost..
Shwas., Sha ols,iat Cost.i
Mantles, .M" ttl.s, at Cott.
Millinery, 4,,illinery, at Cost.
Dress Goods Cheaper than ever
•
at Dent's..
,
I
.!4
•
Fitenneig, 4Jloth , Rats, Caps, mad
Underclothing Ch t apeat at Rent's.
On aeceunt of the ope weather Mr, Dent will
ran off his Winter Good
now until the holidays.
COME ON'AND G
MAS P
G. DENT,
regardless of value from
T YOUR CHRIST-
ESENTS.
1
SEAFORTH.
WOOL,
IN- vvooiL,
RL1N W9OLS,
0 RS,
'011ORS,
OL4ORS,
NEW BERLI
NEW BER
NEW B
ALL
ALL
ALL
AT MISS
AT MISS
AT JILISS
RIGHM.
WRIGHT'S.
WRIGHT'S.
NEW STAMPIN PATTERN'S,
" NEW STAMPI G PATTERNS,
NEW STA PING PATTERNS,
AT MISS WIGHT'S,
AT MISS WRIGHT'S,
AT MISS W IGHT'Sf
MAIN STREET, E FORTH.
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTLT.
MAIN STREIT, SEAFOIRTH.
•e -t
t.J
, I
Li
These Ooods
fakes, and a
took.
are of he Very Best
.e all ffoocl, Sound
IF YOU WA
ow is the time to
in Seafort
TER
_
T coop BOOTS
get the
for the
icINTYR
MAIN VII
.
tled
est. ,13ver offered
one?.
S CASH.
&
.-.;ET, SE. 'FORTH.
counts st be Set-
tinedia4lu
ly.
U
AT ROBERT
j!
DRUG' STORE
Opposite C rdno!s New Block:
hosphoZone,
oschee's German S
-rup of
hurchilys S
phite,
ugust rs, Bri sh Oil,
cKenzi 's Dead S ot Worm
Caud ,
nd any qu ntity H ndy Pack-
age DYes,
rup,
ypophos-
11 of Which are gi aratteed to '
and Fast Colors.
-TTNIBEk -F01
I,,MLOCK, First
BILLS C
All Lengths, fr
ONY
The Sub
LUMBER YA
ere all kinds of
479
utility, $6
rom $8.
T TO 0
m 10 to 60'
IN NI
criber has
D IN S
ak_e Beautiful
516
SALE.
er M. PINE
DER,
eet, at the .
KILLOp:
SO ft
AFORTH,
umber can be obtained.
THOMA
DOWNEYs
0
0
•
1-3
}-4
0
0
0
C/1
i3UFFALb RO:3ES. BUF1FALD ROBES.1--rtml,c)1\1-
PLANING Mij...Ly,
LINED AND UNLINED.
•
EVERY ONE SHOULD • SfEE THOSE BUFFAL6 'ROBES BOUGHT BY
OURM:
MeMULICIN AT TpE LATE
AND
MOULDING FACTOV.
On Hand, a good Stock of
'GREAT SALES IN /TORONTO iSEASONED LUMBER,tiND MONTREAL.
THEY WILL BE SOLD
AT LESS THAN HALF THE USUAL. PRICES.
TWELVE BALES TO CHOOSE FROM.
L. BEATTi & •C
Dressed and Undressed.
LATII AND SHINGLES, HAY
RACKS, CHEESE BOXES,
Very -Ches.') for Cash.
CUSTOM PLANING
—WILL RECEIVE
—
Prompt Attention.
• S eafOrtb. Factory and Lumber Yard on North Main
Street, Seaforth.
,
THERE IS °THING LIKE EATHEO
WHEN IT IIS MADE SUC • .AS YOU
-
UP INTO
0-00 JD .WARD
HARNESS SEAFORTH,
Where yoU.will find all inds of liarness _Made up I,
'
I REMEMBER, if yon want a Fancy or Substantial /farness r. WARD 'can give you better • satis-
faction as to QUALITY and PRICE than any other make in the CO nty. A:Trial is all that
I is wanted to secure regular custom 1
J. WARD, Seaforth.
9
AT
ADAM GRAY, Seaforth.
SALE OF TOWN LOTS
NEW SURVEY
OF
GOUINLOCK
-
GOUINLOCK ESTATE.
the Latest $tyles.
,
ci)
WM. ROBERTSON
0 1 THE GREATEST WONDER OF MOD-
ERN TIMES.
0
1:1
&
SEAFORTH,
r
0 CAN SHOW YOU A
STOCK OF
CD SKATES:
Acme, Barney & B
Clamp, Ice King
&e., &c.
R°1SLEIGH BELLS
Oi
Neck, Back, Bod
&c.
LARGE
rry's All
nd Club,
Open,
COW :
Open, Close, Ring, nd Wal-
KIDD'S H RDWARE
I •
REC IVED)
DIRECT FROM MANUFACTIMERS:
AMERICAN CUT
NAILS, •
SPADES, SHOELS,
HOES AND RAKES,
I GLASS, IrAINTS, 0 LS, &c:
FENCI G VV1R7
AND BUILDING HARP-W.411E
Of Every Deiliiption
:1
EAVE 'TR0U,C-1-LIS AND CONDUCT-
' ING 1PIPE
Put up on the Shortest Notice and Witrrauted.
4 1
Special Inducements to Cash and
:Prompt Paying CustoMers,
1 :1
dOIIN KIDD.
1=i2
I000 -POUND PLATFORM SCALES
(Stamped by the Government,)
•
Really a Good Article, and iVar,-
ranted Correct. ,
Delivered Free at any Station on the London,
Haron and Bruce Railway, on receipt of Price,
$17 cash.
• Apply to C. PI:RKIN & Co.,
Agents for Me.xwell's k'Rapers and Mowers, and
General Dealers in all kinds of Farm Implements,
Exeter, Ont., or to D. JOHNS, Tinsmith. 520-6
toni
•
ES :
Burrel's, Warnock's, and the
Welland Vale.
OROSS-CUT S WS '
The Lange Tooth,i proved
Cheirapiop, Tuttl Tooth
and: Lightning.
All of WhSch thky will* sel for less
I
money than ever o ered
,
in Seaford?, befor
REMEMBER
That we have. Moved to our
1NEW PREIVIISES
East Sid Main Str et.
DON'T FAIL T
CALL.
R BERTSON d; Co.
A:C7=0
EACII .PLUG" OF THE
INAYRTLE
i
The Pill Purify theBlood, °erred all iiisorilers
of the Liver, Seomach, Kidneys and Bowels, and
are invallable in all complaints incidental to
Females.
The Oi tment is he onlyreliable remedy
for bad L gs, old W rinds, Sores and 'Ulcers
of howeveri long sten in. For, Bronchi is, Dip-
htheria, C ughs, Cold gout, lit: bannstt am, and
all Skin D seases it ha no equalr
BEWA). E OF NIEW YORK COUN-
TE FEITS.
Spurion imitations of "Ifolloway4 Pills
and Ointment." are manufactured and sold under
the lame° ',.Elol- loway's & Co.,"
Curran ilD Co.,
also by the Me -
eine qompany
an as umed
trade mark, thuo: —Again o no
Joseph B ydock,- of New York,
likewise pa sea off counterfeits of
his own make under 61113 name of Hollowa -,% Co..
having fore, trade ma
T‘IcKesson & Robins,
the same.
These p rsons, the
blushingly caution the
of direetio
which are
ware of Co
by J. F.
Druggists,
tropolitan
of New Yo
a creacent and erpent;
New York, aro a ents for
otter to deceive on, un -
public in the malsbooks
s which se ,ornpany their ra icules,
eally the spurious imitations to Be-
nterfeits.
Umicrup lions dealers obtain theni at yery low
prices and pelt them to the pablio in Canada as
my genuin3 Pills and Ointment.) •
I most earnestly anclespectfally appeal to tb.e
Clergy, to motherS of lFainilies and other Ladies,
and to th laablle generally Of British. North
America, tat they may be pleased to denounce
nnsparhigl these frauds.
Parch 'seer should took to thelLabel
on the ohs and Boxes. tithe address
is not 33, Oxford Street, London,
Joey are Consiterlielts.
Each P t and Box of the genuine Medicines
bears the Jritish Government Stamp, With the
words, " OLLOWAY'S RILLS AND OIIMIDNT,
LONDON:" engraved thereon. On the label Is
the atlases, 533, OXFORD &DUET, LOND0r,where
alone they nre manufactured:
Paries who may be defrauded by 41 enders
selling sp rims Holloway's Pills and ttment
as of my ge due make, shall on commu testing
the particu aril to me,;be amply remunerated, and
their- narne nbverflivulged. Signed
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
477
London, Tan. 1, 1877.
AN i LD FRIEND THE BST
FRIEND.
W. H OLIVER SEAFORTH,
.
BEOS to;equaint his many friends and custo-
mere F nthe Imo removed two doors north of
his old demi, MeIntyre's Block, -where he has a
stock equal to Any in the business, and at the
°Adele .lo nAd ag000fd Ilscroacikrinz
Tallier:risme :iv ibla. 1;b8le:hs o, Pr tWhip,r eco ets. '
It
Combs, Brushes, and all
other such rtieles rag iired constantly on hand.
Rememoer oar old Fri nd. Sigli of the Scotch
Cellular.
W.'.H. OLIVER, Seaforth.
,
t
DR. WILLIAM GRAY'S
MEDICINE.
The Great EngliSh
Remedy is especially
ecommended , as m
unfailing cul -e for
Seminal i Weaknesa
iSepneerronT, atondrrhaella,tusbenapoco-s
ak ns athsalofsoslic; alsiema ore:, _After
quenee of Self abc4c,
Universal Lassitude, Pin in the ;Back, Dimness
of Vision, Premature qld Age, and many other
diseases tha leads to Xiusanity or Consumption.
SPECIFIC
1
and a Prern ture Grave
first caused deviatin
NAVY TOPACCO," talliudroevesurn inoi,aulligfeenactel;11
1 , perieece in treating thle
phlet free bylmail. Th
IS STAMPEtk by all Druggiats at $1 p
for $5, or will b e sent
,.- money, by addresslng
Windsor, Ont. Sold in
Co., J. S. ROberts, R. L
merchants.
4::SZ
IN GELLETTERS.
tcr NONE OTLIER 15G
Hamilton, Sept. 23, 1877.
all of which as a role are
from the Path of nature
be Spec ffe MediCole 38
add many years of ex- •
e speeial idieeases.
Ptuu-
Specifte Medicine A; sold ;
✓ package, or 6 pa,ckages 4
y mail on receipt of the ,
VILEIAM GRAY & CO.,
Seaforth by E. Hickson & ;
umsden and all dzuggiet
WROXETER-0
1 1
NUINE. 40,000iY6REL
ked. Oat
' sale or eichange.
514-13 521x3 • '
-
'TMEAL
Good lean Oats Want -
e l alivays on hand, for
ALEX. L. GIBSON.
175 B_UILDING SITES FOR SALE,
AND WILL I3E SOLD VERY
CHEAP.
RA GING IN- SIZE ROM ONE-
FIFTH OF AN 1,'RE TO
'FOUR ACRES.
Some of these lots are the most desirable for
residences of any in Seaforth.
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SPECIAL TERMS TO THOS
WANTING TO BUILD.
Apply at the Offices of
COLEMAN & GOUINLOCK,
Or J. H. BENSON, Esq.-,
516 Solicitor, Seaforth.
THE CONSOLIDATED BANK
OF' CANADA.
CAPITAL — - $4.000.000,
CITY BANK OF MONTREAL, Ineorporated 1883;
and ROYA.J., CANADIAN BANK,
Incoiporated 1864.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
DOMINION BLOCK,MAIN-ST,,
SEAFORTH.
Drafts on New 'Iltork Payable at any
Bank in the United States.
Dills of Exchange 071 London papal°
at all Chief Cities of the United Kingdom.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
M. P. HAYES,
411
EGG EMPORIUM.
The subscriber hereby thanks bib numerous
enstomers(merehants andothers) for their liberai
patronage durbag the past seven years, and hopes,
by strict integrity andclose attention to business,
to merit their confidence and trade in thefutnrc.
Having greatly enlarged bis premises, during
the winter, he is now prepared to jay the
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
For any quantity of good fresh eggs, delivered
at the
EGG EMPORIUM,
i Main Street, Seaforth..
Wanted by the subscriber 25 tons 0/ good dry
clean WHEAT STRAW. .
D. WILSON.
SEAFORTH i?LANING ILL,
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
THE subscriberbegs leave to thank his numerous
-1- customers for the liberal patxonage extendedto
him since commencing business in Seaforth, anti
trusts that he ma,y be favored witb a contenueue
of the same.
Parties intending to build wonld do well to give
him a cell, as he will continue to keep on band &
arge stock of all kinds el
DRY PINE LUMBER,
SAMUEs,
DOORS, BLINDS, _MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, ETC.
He feels confident of givingsatisfaction to thee
who raay-favour him with theirpatrouage, as none
brit first-claesworkinen are employed.
Particalarai tent ion paid t o Cu sioni Planing
201 JOHN H. B.R.OADFOOT.
SAW LOGS WANTED.
Messrs. COLEMAN & GOUINLOCK
I Will pay On Highest Cash Price for
SAW LOGS OF ALL KINDS.
Also a quantity of ELM LOGS hatable for the
n 7 71 34
01 a11)gl 1.
Cattended to pre3nptly5
and as' elle" as sst al:Ya:dstesohneeririrtnillin, atratSillbIhegiv.:4
LE'llt=317eltV Try
°Nv4181;llCEA
ra0 rket DpricRes. POSTS FOR Ss!
417:
IN
COLEMAN & GOULOCK,
411
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