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S UP1NORTH.
II ONE "YOU MEET HAS GOT
BASKET FULL OF
WITII
' S' NAME PRINTF. gm
poH PARCEL.
edoirg a largo business. yes.
Mess while the others are doing:
Sat is the right place to buy your
ed, Ai.other Lot of that
Choice'r4en Tea,
,
•
ound, also a f Fresh i of of tha
Japan Tea, at 50c. per pound..
G. AVILT
ties of all kinds, and c: the very
rice& that people oah't help but,
rigs and Potatoes Taken,
for Groc4 ries.
As G. AUT,,
lE SEAFORTH
ARO LAND AGENCY.
4ZO STRONG
Several First -Claw Stock, Fife:
inane Companies, and is prepaf--
h,
FAVORABLE ABLE TERMS.,
several of the beat Loan Socle
the sane and purchase of Farm.
krty.
OF FIRST-CLASS 1ML-
FARMS'1''0R SALE.
R Loan at S Per Cunt._
Intcrt;st..
White Star Line of Steamers.
r M. Morrison}s- Store, Main -St
;(?L!DAT. ED BANK
CANADA.
$4.000.00&
NIONT g.EAL,.Incorporated, 18314...
&L CANADIAN BANK,
icarporated 1$61.
RTH 3B AN CH.
BI.Q40I4I, MAIN -ST ,,
-1EAFORT .
'lett' V ort Payable sit arty
ed States.
xchrtn ,r,e on London payable
it of the United Kingdom.
PAID OR DEPOSIT$..
M. P. HAYES,
Iii t4actn
FAMILY GROCERY.
11l AB I'J
6i., friends arid:: the public that:
as of the NICEST and FRESH,
ot.criss in town, and as he sells=
LS CHEAP,
sers the benefit of what others
lose in batt debts and pay In in-
e men.
AND FEED
Goods deiis?ered in town free-
unbar the stand, opposite tha-
t, in the
ME BLOCK.
MASEEe
LL PORK FACTORY.
J. PETTY
ay the HIGHEST PRICE for
rg quantity of
VE OR DRESSED
ESSE
f OF CWtE D- MEATS
tautly on Hated.
SAUSAGES, PORK.
I'TINGS, &c.
&. J`.; PETTY.
AFO RTH"
.CKTNG HOUSE
of giving the public the bene.
prices in Provisions we will
and. Cantased.<... @% 9
Clear Middles.... g' 7
Gi
cs
he Factory or at 1 ro-waell'a
romptly filled at the above
;ts aro welt eared.
AGE BEA.TT I E & Co
ER TUBS.
LT, SEAFORTH,
o arPply all customers with.
his
BUTTER TUBS,
,t,, Cash. These Tubs are so
known to the trade that it is
anything in their reconrmen•
a manufactures a small Hard-
for washing butter ia.
✓ otherwise promptly attend-
S. TROtTT, Seaforth.
E LICENCES
t.y.IF5CATFS,
grow Act,.) Maned at the
OFFICE, SEAFORTH..
)f the Lieutenant -Go iernor
Turn nit..
. BRETT,
EAFORTH,
rilDea:er in LEATITTP.R and
SGS of Every Description.
sry Hest Stook kept. Terms
Solicited. All orders by mail-
qtly filled.
BRETT.
u
• U;E 14, 187S.
menemaatsa-
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
Barre Case for the Doctors. home. Messengers were sent in quest
In the year 1848 a' boy then
hteen years old by the .name
Jonathan R. Bass, one` evening
on hisway to a pasture field. above
h street for the cows, was taken
ith a severe pain in the bottom of his
�ht foot. Re supposed at forst- that a
in his shoe was hurting him., but
„n examination he could fil!d noth-
_ That night and for: a, nu
his foot was swollen ve
of him hither and thither, and, when
no tidings eonld ' be found concerning
him, the population of the district went
forth in hundreds on the search. After
a day or t o's minute ransackingof
every hill a d dale, lake and river, the
mangled corpse was : ' discovered
by a boy ammed hard and fast in
a crevice at the base of the huge
ber of precipice ahready named. i The crowd
badly ! assembled around the shattered re -
Y al sinful, ant$
.trouble- then mains, and a cry was uttered- as to
d was exceedingly y p what was best to be done. The torn.
t better,, but was more or less
bocl could handl be handled, and a
a after that. In the: fall of 1849 he � - ro osal �as immediately' agreed to
ante to Avon four months, but did not 1 hat four men should run to' the miller's
prdve. That winter he attended house(for aldoor or lank to conveythe
ooI at qui, union school, and in the '� remains to the father's �...:ise. hea
,ring went to Buffalo for a time, mean- � was done • (the men rushed, forward to
bile getting little worse. For ai few ( the miller's and snatched a way the
mouths ftf the followingsummer he ° identical plank ori which the woman
sae apse to act as captor of a canal = e went to G. W. Eastman'sMacleodhad seen the vision already re -
Ile did no work, however. After
tom After .steed ha FI entie.
et
4 se
to,
erciai school at Waterville, Oneida Q P ctlllarltle
•
e t s of Prince
linty, and in 1853 kept books for Hall ' marck.
Co., of Buffalo, but continuing to . Count's
ew worse had to give up his place and The boldness of the young
me to his home in Cambria. In demeanor, and his haughty intolerance
.7 he did a little writing for parties of anything approaching to a slight,
•jockport, and in 1856 was very bad speedily made him conspicuous in the
and suffered very much, all of the joints
f the body and. limbs becoming more
Bis -
r less affected by this time.
In 1852 he was put on an invalid be
.om which he has never been removed.' window and drummed latter
on retorted glass
e could manage,
however, with a good. with his fingers,
eatof difficulty, to feed himself for walking to the other window and Strik-
'ht years'after that ; since that time ing up a still louder tune upon it ; or
has been fed with a spoon, which is how, when
curtly
asked samethe magnat after being kept waiting for
an hour, what he wanted, Bismarck re-
plied : "I tame to ask for leave, but
nova request my dismissal." On an-
other occasion the cool effrontery of a
witness whose statement Bismarck was
taking down provoked him to startup
and exclaim, " If • you can't behave
properly, Pll kick you out of the room."
" Turning a man but of the room is my
service. One may still hear some
-elderly Prussian official relate ad-
miringly how, when a superior to whom
Bismarck was reporting ('went to the
though she was dreaming of Augustus's
wedding suit. She took a handkerchief
pensively from her inside pocket, and
softly wiped her lovely brow and che�ks
with a light dabbing motion. She as
putting rice th
her handke
mirror mad
the window,
—On one
with the m
Edward Is and. Railway at . Charlo
a number of car wheels
ready to place under c
are of the double plate
u f the holes on the inner
e .wheels a small gray
nest and laid four eggs
is now sitting. The pas
f the engine does not ap
e mother bird in the 1
empt on the part of bo
nest would quickly be
i e mechanics working
duty bound. : to prote
has shown so much fait
ure by placing its nest u
much stir and noise. I
�uv
quite a difficult task, as his jaws are
firmly set and nothing thicker than a
knife blade can pass them. Yet the eats
almost everything that others do and is
very hearty. Fat pork, fat beef, baked
beans, potatoes, and milk are his favor-
ites. Being very much interested in the
war, reading everything that came in
big reach, which he could by having it
placed on a, rack before him, he so in- b
j.ured his eyes that in 1859 he became ' aff �lrm, interpose the chi " You hear ef f osaid the. Bie-
blind, and has remained so since. He I p the witness • " if you do Bis -
talks without. `eflicnity, is very intelli- marck to ,
gent,=anel converses freely upon any sub-
ject that he has had an opportunity to
study up. "
The writer of this article called upon
Mr. Bass a few days since and made a
careful examination of his physical con-
dition, and found every -joint entirely
anchylosed, or grown into solid bone,
with the exception of hisfingers ortoes.
The bones' of the fingers of the right
hand have been nearly absorbed, and
the flesh remaining is puffy and flaccid.
In the left hand not only the bones of
the fingers, but the bones of the whole
' hand have undergone this same
process of absorption. The fiuger
nails on this hand are grown out beyond
the ends of the fingers three and one-
half inches, giving a w1erd and inhuman
appearance to the hand. The arms are
straight down by his sides and fixed in
this condition, and in the middle of the
arrn and fore -arm measured only five
inches in circumference.
The limbs are straight with a dislo-
cation of the right hip joint, but all
firm and solid bone, the thigh measur-
ing only eight and one-half inches
around. The bones of the -toes are ab-
sorbed the same as the hands, and the
flaccid toes droop and. hang down like
fringe. i The spinal column is also per-
fectly consolidated, thus rendering the
body capable of being lifted by one's
hands under his head and heels without
yielding or bending. The muscles are
not paralyzed, but their action seems
perfectly under his control as seen by
the action of the tendons and cords.
powder on her face
chief, in the convene nt
by the black cloth agai st
of the sidings connected
chin shops of the Prince
te-
fit-
rs.
nd,
de
r ird
up-
ing
ear
ast,
s to
re -
ear,
;t a
h in
the
The pulse is regular, beating seventy
to the minute, strong and full. All the
vital organs are sound and in active
condition, thus rendering him capable
of living many years longer. On the
whole, this is probably one of the most
remarkable cases on record in this or
any country Lockport ( IT.) Journal.
behave properly, I'll make my 'chief'
kick you out."
This characteristic disregard of con-
sequences was even more strikingly ex-
hibited a few years later, when one of
the habitues of a well known. beer sa-
loon began to speak disrespectfully of
the reigning fancily. Bismarck, who
was present, at once broke in with,
Leave the room, fellow ! If you're
not gone before this glass is empty, I'll
break it over -your head." A babel of
outcries instantly broke forth, but the
unmoved Count quietly drained his
glass, and then= brought it down , so
vigorously on the offender's pate as
amply to make gooc1.his words. As the
man rolled bleeding under the. table,
Bismarck leaned back in his chair and
coolly inquired," " How much for the
broken glass, waiter,?"
A Teamster's Mule Love.
town stand
ted on axle
The wheels
and in one
of one of t
has built it
on which it
to and fro
to disturb
and any at
remove th
sented by t
who feel i
bird which
human na
midst of s
Second Sight in the Highlands-.
The parish clergyman in a northern
district of Skye, on his rounds; visited
themiller's house, and met the miller's
wife evidently in a. very excited state
standing oh the kitchen- floor. In that
part of the island great quantities of
timber were frequently, found : on the
sea -shore, drifted thither from NV-recked.
vessels. On this occasion the miller's
kitchen was benched all round with
battens and planks of timber, in order
to be seasoned by the heat of the fire,
which is placed in these dwellings in
the middle of the floor. The clergy-
man had scarcely time to speak, when
the goodwife, , a very respectable WO -
man, told Beni she was' always glad. to
see him, but particularly so on this oc-
casion. She explained. that Christy
McLeod, a female of known repute as a
seer;,.had just been sitting on that
the fire,
byt
- , f
• 1
._ plain, warmiu� liaise
when she suddenly fainted and frill on
the floor. She further stated that she
carried. Christy ben the house and laid
her ou abed until she would. recover.
"But," said the rnatron to the minister,
-" you must go to see Christy, Etna in- -
list upon her telling what she saw, as I
am in terror that she had an unlucky
sight of some of my own children." The
minister very reluctantly complied,and,
on entering the -apartment,' found
Christy so far recovered as to bear be-
ing questioned.. He asked the cause of
her ailment,. and, in short, put the
query whether she had Seen anything?
She refused. to reply. except by the ut-
terance of sonic evasive answers. He
then said. to her to tell at once what
THE Ho
of animals
horse is un
able;" b t is it not- strange th
many wh own horses, and who a
pendent .n their .labor for a li
should ne lett to give then that
and comf
no less th
the horse
for horses
ders and
this the
it is
Rememb
signature
package.
to, Ont.,
by all Me
•
•
sr." Of the great nu.
under the control of -ma
uestionably the most se
•
AN As
portion o
day dying
disorders
diseases
and valu
making-1'fe actually a burden instead
of a plea ant existence of enjoyment and
usofulnees as it ought to be. There is
no good reason for this,if you only throw
azide prejudice and skepticism, take the
advice of
and try
Flower.
• Millions
been giv
satisfact
can buy
try. Ti
t).ie'wora
I)ruggisi
•
ber
,the
t so
,e de -
ng,
care
rt, which their own interest
n the safety and comfolrt of
emands. The best remedy
is " Darley's Condition Pow-
abian Heave Remedy ;" of
e can be no doubt—
safe and easily given.
r the name and see that the.
of Hurd & Co., is on each
Northrop & Lyman, Toren-
'roprietors for Canada. Sold
kine Dealers. -
C�-IZ00 B3 .IFS 1878
s
KILLORAN & RYAN HATS ANBD CAPS AT .ROGES.;�
oNISHHNG FACT.—A large pro -
the American people are to
from the effects dyspepsia or
l liver. The result of these
ponthe masses of intelligent
bre people is most alarming,
SUJ I./11V BR.
Have now on hand the Largest and •
Best Selected Stock of
GENERAL GROCERIES
A. Eureka teamster is noted for the
affection he betrays for one of the mules
in his outfit, the most obstinate and
mangy looking animal in the string, and
his tenderness for Nancy, as he calls'
her, has passed into a proverb. Upon
being rallied upon, this pecularity by a
Chum, he discoursed as follows : "I
used to have a sweetheart back in In-
jiany that I was orful gone on, and this
yere cussed mule has so- many pints in
common that my heart just yearns
over her. She were as likely a gal as
ever run barefooted in a cornfield, but
she were to cuseed obstinate to enjoy
good. health. 'You never knew' just
how to take her. She'd look you right
smiling in the eye, and you'd'think that
were more sugar in her nor in a New
Orleans merlasses hogshead, and if you
laid your hands on her ongis'pected like -
she'd kick the breeching. all to h 1 in
less than a minute. That's just the
way with that mule. I reckon she's
cost me,nighonto $500 for harness, say-
ing nothing about a doctor's bill for a
broken. leg ; but you get into -a place
what the mud's deep . and the rest'of
the team kerflummixed, and call onto
her for assistance, and blast my eyes if
she won't pull herself clear out of her
hide to help you out of your trouble.
That were the very] way with Naalicy.
The summer 'fore I emigrated. I were
mighty sick with the ager, and got the
milk fever on top of that, and.( were
pretty nearly ready to cross over Jor-
dan, but. she nussed me, helped her_
ble dad all day and sit up with mo
nights.until she was a shadder, but she
pulled me through, and thea she ad-
vised me to emigrate to Californy. • I
hated. to go away ; it were like persuad-
ing a hungry hoes to leave a pail of oats;
but thar war no use, slie were bound.to
hey her way, and'( cane. That war
fifteen years ago, and_ I hadn't been in
the country a .ninth 'fore I got news of
!done
• ter. She over
a
-Poon
1
her bei y g �,
hersel' takin' care of my worthless car-
cass, and I never seen . no woman since
that time that were worth shucks com-
pared to her." -
your Druggist and your friends
me bottle of Green's August
Your speedy relief is certain.
of ,bottles of this medicinehaive
>n away to try its virtues, with
ry results in every case.' You
a sample bottle for 10 cents to
ree doses will positively relieve
t case. Positively sold by all
B on the Western Continent.
EPPs': Cocoa.—Grateful and comfort-
3y a thorough knowledge of the
laws which govern the opera-
EVER OFFERED IN
SLAPORTH_
-We are determined not to be under -
void by any House in the Trade.
ing.—"
natural
CASH
tions of digestion and nutrition, and by
a caretsl application of the fine proper-
ties of well selected. cocoa, Mre Epps
ided our breakfast tables with
tely flavored beverage, which
e us many heavy doctor's bills.
Gossip About the Duke
Edinburgh. .
It has been rumored that in case of a
conflict with Russia, the Duke of Edin-
burgh will resign his command in the
Mediterranean; 'a determination with
which no one can quarrel, as it is'hard-
ly to be expected that he Would willing-
ly take part in to war against his father -
in -lav, with whom, as also with the
rest of the family, he is on good terms.
But rumor says more than this, a good
clealenore. and there are not wanting
has pro
a delic
may sa
It is by the judicioususe of such articles
uo diet that a constitution may be grad-
ally built up until strong enough t� re-
sist every tendency to disease. Hun-
dreds of subtle maladies ' are floating
around us ready to attack wherever
there is a weak point. We may escape
many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood, and a
properly nourished. frame."—Civil Ser-
vice Gazette. Sold only in packets label-
led—" James Epps & Co., Homoeopath-
ic Chemists, 48, Threadneedle Street,
and 170, Piccadilly, London." 482-52
of
she had seen, as otherwise he would not people who dec are that, in this ' case,
leave her u �
ntil she slid. Eventually resignation is b t another name for dis-
she expressed herself in , timid, tremu- . missal. In fact, it is more than whis-
lous terms, and said that while seated pered that Her Majesty's second son
on the wooden bench by the fire she has got himself into a serious scrape,
had Happened to (last her eyes upon a
plank on the opposite side, and beheld
stretched on it the mangled, bleeding
body of a lad, Macdonald, then alive
and well. Having told this, she solicit-
ed the minister not to divulge it. On
his leaving the seer, he was instantly
pounced upon by the landlady, and
. asked, in breathless anxiety, " What
did she see What or whom did she
see ?" His reverence had no alterna-
tive but to tell the good matron, for the
comfort of herself and her domestic cir-
cle, what the woman had revealed. All
parties were tlieu contented, and the
affair looked on as a mere reverie. Six
weeks or so thereafter there was a -mar-
riage in the upper district of the parish,
to which the young man, Macdonald,
was invited, and went. On returning
home alone about: midnight, by a hilly
Pathway, in the extreme darkness, he
lost his way, fell over a precipice about
a thousand feet high, and was dashed
to pieces in the clefts of the det-.e be-
low. He was eventually missed. at
which would, of course, account for his
sudden recall home. Tho offence of
which he is accused is teat, in violation
of the secrecy which, as captain of one
of Her 'Majesty'' war ships, he was
bound, by honor quite as much as by
oath, to observe, he has been giving one
of the Battenberg princes, who is an of-
ficer in the Russian service, and at the -
time happened to be a guest on board
the Duke's ship Sultan, an. account of
the English torpedo arrangement. It
is.to be hoped 'that the story may . have -
some satisfactory explanation, may
prove to be altogether a fabrication, or
a mere bit �f gossip grossly exaggerat-
ed. We have yet to -learn what the
Duke himself Sas to say in his defence.
-London Letter.
STOMERS
Are Particularly Invite& to
INSPECT OUR. STOCK
-- AND— -
COMPARE PRICES BEFORE PUR-
CHASING ELSEWHERE.
FURNITURE.
FURNITURE.
AN
OUR STOCK Ol
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEEDS
.ROBERTSON,
•
CABi N ETMAKE
R
D UNDERTAKER,
HAS AGAIN OPENED A
etail Furniture Store
Cannot be surpassed in
QUALITY OR PRICE.
Also all kinds of Garden and Field
Seeds as Cheap as the Lowest.
Two Doors North of his 01d Stand, opposite
Waddell & Co.'s Dry Goods Store, where he is
prepared
CROCKERY ,AND GLASSWARE
TO SELL AS CEIEAP AS ANY IN
THE TRADE.
-She stood before a fashionable tail-
or's window. It was full of nobby
black suits. She gazed at the glossy
swallow till and trousers with. ,i,he ex-
pression of one lost in adrniration, and
a far away look came into her eyes, as
LINDE RTAI+hING
Attended to as Usual.
A L ree Stock of COFFINS, CASKETS, CAPS,
SHROUDS, &c., always on hand.
A SPECIALTY.
The Largest Stock in Town. Call
and See it.
531 M. ROBERTSON.
EED CORN.
SEED CORN.
JUST RECEIVED A CAR LOAD OF
KILLORAN & RYAN.
N. B —If you should require Good and Pare
Liquors.eall at T.D. RYAN'S Liquor Store.
IEST SEED CORN,
PRICE LOW,
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENT EMPORUM
growing And the Corn guaranteed to grow• ouantity
of, -it.has been sown and can be seen „ g by
calling at Brownell's Grocery.
FULL STOCKS OF
ALL KINDS OF SEEDS
AT LOWEST PRICES.
TEAS A SPECIALTY AS USUAL. .
J. BROWNELL.
CARD_
S. CAMPBELL, Provincial Land Surveyor
• and Civil Engineer. Orders by mail prompt -
y attended t -o '
79 D. S. -CAMPBELL, MlteuelL
SCOTT BROTHERS,
PROPRIETORS.
f
FINE FOR HATS AT ROGERS'.
WOOL HATS AT ROGERS'.
FELT HATS AT ROGERS'.
0 STRAW HATS AT ROGERS'.
IX
SILK CAPS. AT ROGER'.
Z WORSTED CAPS AT 'ROGERS'.
_ LARGE _STOCK AT ROGERS'.
ATTRACTIVE STYLES AT ROGERS'.
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Popular Prices in all Classes of Dory ,Goods
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AT JOHN ROGERS, SEAFORTH.
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED 'A
NEW AND FRESH LOT OF
BEAUTIFUL PARLOR ORGANS,
From different Factories, which we
offer at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
THE GOLDEN LION, SEAFORtH.
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GOOD VALUE IN BLACK LUSTRES, AT ALL PRICES FROM 12i TO 75
CENTS PER YARD. - m
BLACK CASHMERES AT 60 CENTS, 75 CENTS, $1, $1 20, $1 25, AND
31 50 PER YARD. -
BLACK SILKS FROM 65 "CENTS UPWARDS. ' HEAVY MANTLE SILK,
$1 60 PER YARD. T NAVY', DRAB, BLUE, &c.
COLORED SILKS IN SEAL BROWN, AVY`, F +ERN, ,
BLACK GRENADINES, 25 TO 65 CENTS.
A. LOT OF COLORED GRENADINES FROM 5 CENTS TO 10 CENTS PER.
L.
COSTUME LINENS, TABLE LINENS, HOLLAND", TOWELLINGS, &c.,
GOOD VALUE. 1
ALSO' VERY GOOD VALUE IN TWEEDS, WORSTEDI4 OOATTNGS, AND
TROWSERTNGS. 1
SUITS MADE TO ORDER ON THE PREMISES. GOAD FITS' GUARAN-
TEED OR NO SALE.
BALANCE OF READYMADE CLOTHING WILL BE SOLD VERY CHEAP.
MEN'S AND BOYS' ' FELT AND STRAW ;HATS CHEAP.
R. JAMIESON, Seaforth.
Also um have on the way Half a-
Do en of the Celebrated -
_ P
EMERSON PIANOS
MADE IN BOSTON.
SIGN OF THE
GOLDEN LION.1
These Pianos have given the Best of Satisfac-
tion wherever sold.
Time given for payment to snit purchasers.
SCOTT BROTHERS;
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
STACKS OF NEW SPRING GOODS
—ATS
CAMPBELL'S CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
SEAFORiA.
Rare in Worsted- Sutings,
Something .o
SPLENDID VALUE.
TWEEDS QF ALL KINDS IN GREAT VARIETY. . .
HATS, CAPS SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES, &C. -
Also a few lines of LADIES' DRESS GOODS. Everything will be sold at prices that defy
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KIDD'S HARDWALE.
RECEIVED
DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS:
AMERICAN CUT NAILS, •
SPADES, SHOVELS, FORKS,
HOES AND RAKES,
GLASS, PAINTS, OILS; &c
competition. Cash! Cash! More Cash !
Order your Snits, gentlemen, when the stock is
No. 1,
Campbell's_ Block,
j cJ -S T .A. R R 1 V E D,
FRESH,
AT ROBERTS' DRUG, STORE, .
Opposite Cardno's New Block:
Phosphozone,
Boschee's German Syrup,
Churchill's Syrup of Hypophos-
phites,
August Flowers, British Oil,
McKenzie's Dead Shpt Worm
Candy '
And any quantity Handy Pack-
age Dyes,
All of which are guaranteed to make Beautiful
and Fast Colors. 516
full.
CA.ZTTIQ T-
sEAG1k PLUG OF HE
THE SEED' STORE, SEAFORTH.
R_ 1r,OC�A r CO_
KEEPCONSTANTLY ON BAND EVERY VARIETY OFj TILE. BEST
MYRTLE NAVY TOBACCO
IS STAMPED
"T_ & .'"
IN GILTLETTES.
tar NONE OTHER GENUINE.
539.13
Loc.AN
& Co.
FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS. FLOUR OF EX-
TRA IUALITY, OATS,
SEED CORN, OATMEAL, .:CRACKED
WHEAT, BRAN AND MILL FEED OF ALL KINDS AT THE
LOWEST PRICES ALWAYS IN STOCK AT OUR -AEW
PREMISES, NEXT DOOR TO THE FOUNDRY, MAIN -ST.,
SEAFORTH. ALSO POTATOES AND ALL VARIETIES OF
GARDEN VEGETABLE PLANTS. SOLEI
AGENTS FOR THORLEY'S
IMPROVED HORSE AND _CATTLE FEED. •
•
SIGN OF THE:
i1IA111itLOTII 'CUIii•1IP.J
L
R. LAGAN & Co.
S
S1
TARK SEAFORTHt.
GROCERY STORE, SOOT AND SHOE tHQP, AUCTION
ROOMS, LAND AGENT, CONVEYANCER, &C.
.Yost rrivine . Rill
Groceries J
A Large Stock of Booth and Shoes and
be so on very rz small profits—all new stoc7c. The Subscriter invites his
old f
riends and new ones to give him,a call. He has engaged Mr. John
,Scott to attend to the. shoe shop, who will make aid reav
Old Accounts must be paid at once, as the subscriber needs
and Town Property for sale. Give me a Call and I wilt
can for you. Re7nem12ber the Place, Starks Block.
STARK,
•
SAMUEL
work to order.
none y. Farm
do the best I
.AND
FENCING WIRE
BUILDING TIARI WARE
Of Every ;Description Cheap.
EAVE
TROUGHS AND CONDUCT -7
ING PIPE
Put up on. the Shortest Notice and Warranted.
Special Inducements to Cash, and
Prompt Paying Customers,
JOHN KIDD.
DR. WILLIAM GRAY'S SPECIFIC
- MEDICINE.
The Great English
Remedy is especially
recommended as an
unfailing cure for
Seminal Weakness
Spermatorrbea, Impo-
tency, and all diseases
that follow as a se-
quence of Self abase,
B' oral' utas Loss of Memory, After
Universal Lassitude, Pain in t BBack,
Dimness
of Vision, Premature Old Age, and y.other
diseases that leads to Insanity or Consumption
and a Premature Grave, all of which es a gale are
first creased by deviating from *he Patti 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 Medicine is sold
by all Druggists at $1 per package, or 6 packages
for $5, or willbo sent by mail on rcceipt of the
money, by addressing WILLIAM GRAY & CO.,
Windsor, Ont. $oId in Seaforth by Hickson
Bleasdcli, J. S. Roberta E. Lnnmmd4n and all
druggist merchants. - f
LUMBER FOR SAS..
HEMLOCK; First Quality, $11 per M. PINE
from $8.
BILLS COT TO ORDER,
All Lengths, from 10 to 50 Feet, at the
SEAFORTH. -PONY MILL, IN -McKILLOP-
•
SPECTACLES. .SPECTACLES.
Call at M. R. COUNTER'S Jewelry' Stir', and
getyour9
Sight tlested - with,L. Black & • Co. s atent
Indicator—Can fit you the first trial. A Fuine
of Spectacles from Twenty-FiveDol-
lars
Gents to Twely,
per pair. A Case' Given with, Every _eair.
O
M. R. COUNTER, SEAFORTH, NT.
NOTHING LIKE L
THERE IS LATHER
WHEN IT "IIS MADE ge
UP INTO
a-ooD
SLTCH.
AS YOU FIND
AT
WARD'S,
The Subscriber has also a
LUMBER YARDJN SFAFORTH,
Where all kinds of Lumber can be obtained.
479 THOMAS DO'WNBY,
SEAFORTH PLANING MILL.
SASH,
AA AND BLIND FACTORY
rug-subscriberbbg0 leave to thunk his numerous
customers for the liberalpatrohag;e exteudedtc
him since commencing bnsinessi in Seaforth, and
trusts that he maybe favored with a contin:a-ane
of thesame.
Parties intt;ndins to build would do weft to give
him a call, as he will continue to keep on hand sr
argeAtoek of all kinds sf
DRY PIKE LUMBER,
PI A f3 1f1 IR ri ,
DOORS, BLINDS, MOULD. sS,
T[efeels confident of givingsatisfactiontothat e
who may favourhim with theirpatronage, se none
bu t rirst-ciaFstworkmen arcemployed.
S I- art icularattention paid toCnstomPls.nifrg
201 JOHN IL PII:OA DFOOT..
HARNESS = SEAFORTH,
Where ? will find all Kinds of Harness Made up in the L- atest Styles.
you
its
or Substantial Harness 'J. WARD can give you better satis-
IA' faction
as if you want a Fancy A Trial is all that
1►+ motion as to QUALITY and PRICE than any other maker in the Cos�ntY•
J. WARD, Seaforth.
is wanted to secure regular custom.
1
SHINGLES, L1s:T1I, ETC_
DIGESTIVE FLUID.
PERSONS Snfiering from Dyspepsia are treat
ed by Pepsine in various forms to rare that
dangerous disease. It is nota want of POpslne
but an excess of acid that occasions Indigestion., '
Brunten's Digestive Fluid has
failed to relieve or cure the worst case of head-
ache, diseases of the heart, kidney diseases, and
many others which
rigginat cents. In 5P5 -ion.
Sold by all Druggists. Pice