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THE
31E.E1 'BOOKSTORE
:AFORTH.
nes sre trwiftly hying.
s'll be safe again,
e keep on trying,
our wealth regain.
lottery, and and ars enli
fancy Goods at Harral
t, why don't :you get married,,
DLIII enjoy this life,
At regret I've tarried,
LI bad; a wife.
.ages at :cost at liza
Sewing nachdem* --_ ;
celebrated Eatery Ori
rhinion Organ—the •I
rat:ai
dna mU actu*ed
'or Bash at iiasrry ./lit
b will save yen money,
you when you are i111,
can live on less money
pays your courting bill.
t:t and Viredding Ri
t prlccis,, at fturr7 t:
(lies' Gold Watch for $25i, an$
Jewelry very cheap. Silver
apest ever offered it Seafort14
es, all kinds, and ttie best, Olt
Speetaeles and Eye Glas
and;Glass. Pictures Framed,
ricket, ' and Base Balla
d Hats Cheap.
IF does theWall Paper and Wince
in Seaforth. A good stock, all
t bottom prides.
peetfull.y Solicited. The
'a is to ail. I►Iy )Stock will
.inspection.
I think I will not go to Harry
My eyes: become so dazzled:
straight for a week after being
n again I alwaya buy until my
and Fometintes I don't stop then.
-call to see it I Left anything un-
ay
asy it, as yea know
res E, Cash .E USine&8..
ER THE PLACE'
�ATPBELL'S BLOCK,.
t11LI, 'SFr)FOR1`I «
° SARIN MITCHELL.
.SOLIDATED BANK
CANADA.
S4.000.000..
FF =Nissan, Iizeorporate&.1833p
Y• A t.
CAN'A.DIAN BANK,:
neorpo.ated 1864.
OJETH BRANCH.,
DN BLOCK, MA IN-ST,r.
SEAFORTH.
■ Neuf Yorrk. Payable at any
lilted Stater.
Exchange on London payable•
ties of the United Kingdom.
`1' PAID ; OE DEPOSITS..
M. P. HAYES-,
ItartA918
AP FAMILY CROCERi
L. MAB'EE.
m his friends and the public that
4.1 ono of the NFCEST and FRESH--
[ Groeeriea in town, and as he sells
r,LLS CHEAP,
rehasers the benefit of what others
K) lose in bad debts and -pay in, in--
resale men.
RUR AND FEED
iud. Goads` delivered in town free
lemembnr the stand, opposite the.
Hotel, in. the
RAME aLOCK.;
L. MABEE.
A .*R
F'P€- Ste,
E.ERIS' DRUG STOREi
VED•,
>site Cardno's New Block:
zone,
s German Syrup,
ass Syrup of Hypophts-
S lowers, British Oil, `
,e`s Dead Shot. ' Joan
quantity Handy Pack :.
yes,
-are guaranteed to intake Beautiful
and Fast Colors. • 016
SAL). PORK FACTORY.
J. PETTY
to feu the HIGHEST PRICE for
any quantity, of
OLIVE OR DRESSED
NDS OF CURED MEATS
Constantly on Hand.
RD, SAUSAGES, PORK
CUTTINGS,. &e..
& J. PETTY.
SEAFORTH
PACKING HOUSE
ileus` t
of giving iviug the ubiie the bene
Low prkoes in Pc visions we will
aked .. K < . ... .
eked and Canvas
(hart Clear Mid ale
p
e. 81.
Cit' q
tai. 6
a Brawnelrs
t the above
n at the Factory o
be .pr0imptly till
ea Meats are, well c
MITA,GE, BE..
TTIE. & Co..
TACE Li EDGES
`lEB'I'1itIsel
er the new Act,}issaei4 atthe
FOR OFFICE, E FORT&
fixity of the Lieu e?nt-Oovernor
Ontario.
N BR
SEAFOR
d Retail Dealer t
INDINGS of Eter
the Very Best St
"Trial Solicited.
promptly filled.
;R,; N. BRETT
T
ZEATHER and
Description.
clr kept. Tering
Df orders: by malt
1
The Road to Wealth.
"Extravagance is the cause of hard
times," said a capitalist yesterday. We
Must be more economical. Ten years
or I commenced working in a mill in
Goia Hill at a small salary, and in less
than a year I owned the mill and had
money in bank."
are right," returned a listeners
with great earnestness. " It is possible
for a mareto lay up .$2,000 or $3,000 a,
.month on a salary of $ 5 a day, but he'
must be very -economical and have the
handling of the amalgam."
The Barroom Jaurnalist.
e stands in the store with his back
tothe stove and tells how he could. run
,& newspaper ; how he ceroid be as in-
• ,dependent as a hog on ice, and call
,things by their right names; how he
would expose corruption in high places
how he would write goodcommonsense,
and none of your; frivolous, try -to -be-
any stuff. Then he criticises other
people's methods iof conducting, news-
papers, and just : wished some one
would give hire a change to show his.
- journalistic ability. The way to cure
one of these chaps is to get him to agree ;
to write a sensible articievery day for
a. week. Before the yveek is out he
is sure to be pumped dry, and will gape
worse for an idea than a chicken does.
with the pip.
•
The Thirty Dollar Secret.
Peter. Cooper, in a recent conversation
with arepoter said:" About thirty years
ago it man came into my office and of-
fered to sell me a great secret for thirty
dollars. He was so persistent and his
condition was so pitiful that' finally
consented to buy it. I paid him the
money and. he told me the secret.'.'
Mr Cooper said` that it was a process
of treating seed corn which would
doable its productive power. The corn
should be covered with glue and rolled.
successively in lime, guano, &c, and
planted with the accumulation thus
gathered around it. "I gave the recipe,"
continued he, " to a man in New York
state, and he reported that the yield of
corn so treated was double that of corn
planted in the usual way . -
Princess Louise. -
The Princess Louise - to whom His
Royal Highness the Duke of Connaught
is betrothed, has°not yet completed her
eighteenth year. She is the third and
youngest daughter of Prince Frederic
Charles and of the PrincessMarie,
danghtei of the late Leopold Frederic,.
Make of Anhalt. Her sister, the Prin-
cess Elizabeth, who is some three
years older, was -married in February
last to the Hereditary Grand Duke
George of Oldenburg, at the same • time
that the Princess Charlptte, the eldest
daughter of our own Princess Royal,
was united. to Prince Bernhard of Saxe-
Meniingen. The eldest daughter of
Prince Frederic Charle;i, the Princess
Marie, though she will be the last of
thorn to be married, is flow but twenty-
two years of age.
Care of Canaries.
I r this Way I answerhe question of
"how I have such lieu with birds."
Simply by allowing the'birds to attend
to their own affairs, and by letting them
-understand that their mistress would
never harm them.., Alsy, by accustom-
ing them to plenty of li ht and air and
;company, rather than, as recommended
in books, keeping the nage 'u a dark
room for fear of frightening the birds.
Make just half the fuss direc d in bird-
books over the matter and you will
have double the success in raising birds.
Never give them suor, but all the
red. pepper they will eats And if your
bird feels hoarse at any. time put a piece
of fat salt pork in the cane, see haw the -
little fellow enjoys it, and listen for the
-result. Give him -flax seed once in - a
while, and if he appears E_umpy occasion-
ally, give a diet of bread and butter,
withred pepper sprinkled in.
The Lesson in i. Sneeze.
As the rule, a sneeze S the warning
nature gives that some part of the body
is exposed to a cooler temperature
than the other parts, and that the
sneezer is " catching cold." Next to
the warning, what is the use •of a
sneeze ? It throws open the pores of
the whole body and induces a gentle
perspiration ; in a word' it throws off
the cold. A child rarely sneezes more than
,.
twice—perspiration is eadily induced
in youth ; an old man, on the contrary,
sneezes hal( a dozen ti es, with a loud-
ly explosive " catchogue " It is harder
to set hip perspiring. When one is
Sitting by an open wi dow and finds
himself sneezing, natur tells him he is
taking cold. He should get up instant-
ly, walk about, and take a full tumbler
of cold water to keep up the gentle
perspiration that sneezing sets in motion.
if he does this lie will not be telling an
hour after that he has !a " cold in his
head," or chest, or lungs.
•
Terrible Encounter vritb. a Fu-
rious o1.ts I3uII.
Late last fall Mr. Lardin, a resident
of Fayette County, Pennsylvania, who
,is a man of wealth, and at special ad-
mirer of blooded stock, imported from
England a splendid two-year-old short -
horned Durham bull, ata cost of $2,350;
also two Durham heifers at a cost- of
$at0 each. " El Toro" was considered,
not only by his owner, but by all who
say him as one of the most perfect spe-
cimens of his species ever brought to
boards stood the awful test, )but one of
his horns struck Mr L. 11(oon the left
shoulder, and passed over his ehest tine
til reaching the breast bone, where
but for the shelter afforded by the
wall a death wound must have been
inflicted.'
By lying as still as he, could, while
the bull was bunting with all his might,
Mr. Lardin kept feeling cautiously for
the ring in -the animal's nose, when a
sudden movement brought - it within
reach, and it was instantlyseized by the
desperate man. With a quick wrench
and a death- grip the 'bovine Sam-
son found himself instantly shorn , of
his strength, and the terrible battle
_ceased.
With both wrists almost broken, both
thumbs nearly dislocated,- his body
crushed and bleeding and nearly strip-
ped of clothing, Mr. L. staggered to his
feet and led. the bull out of the stable,
across a lot to an eight -rail fence. Here
he palled the brute's nose up after him
as he climbed, until he was ready to
drop on the other side, when he let go
and ran as fast as his legs could carry
him. -0i,! City. Derrick. -
Enoch Arden Outdone.
Paris, which furnishes from real life
so many plots for novels and dramas,
now sends us a story which if true,
makes Enoch Arden quite an ordinary
hero. A few weeks ago there appeared
in a Paris newspaper an advertisement
saying : " A widow, young and - good
looking, mother of four children, • with-
out fortune, desires to marry a wealthy
and honorable man. Address B. R.'
Penniless widows with four dependent,
children are - not generally sought after
with much zeal in the matrimonial
market, but this advertisement brought
three answers. These went however
not into the handsof the " widow,young
and good looking," but into the hands
of her husband. In fact the lady in
question was' not yet a widow at all,
and the advertisement did not come
from her. Herhusband,after a struggle
such as many men have made in recent
years, despaired of being able to sup-
port his family. He therefore decided
on a plan to save them from want.
When the answers to his advertisement
were received he investigated them
carefully and assured himself that one
of them came from a man whose inten-
tions were honorable and whose world-
ly goods were abundant. He finished
his work by putting this gentleman in
the way of communicating with,' his
wife, and then he.made her a widow by
drowning himself
g- himself
.
,.
Of the result the report says that the
man whose answer to the advertisement
was approved, learning the true state of
the case, took charge of the education of
the children: - Whether a wedding will
follow we are not informed.
Teel, rn seh' s Tonaahavvk
The veritable tomahawk of Tecumseh,
found on the battlefield I at the river
Thames, near the body of the dead
chief,: and was presented t e Colonel R.
M. Johnson„ is now in the possession of
Mr. M. V. Sinclair of Scott county, who
is engaged with the Chan R ticker travel-
ling company. This hate let has been
in the Johnson family sine 1816, and
comes well certified as to
It was . designed to sery
purpose of a tomahawk
its indenity.
the double
and pipe ;
weighs about one pound without the
handle, has a blade six i_ncheslong and a
ball about two inches by two and a half
inches in circumference, bored to be
used as apipe. The handle is of curled
maple, eighteen inches long, inlaid by
three bands of silver and nine
-diamonds," and a tip of same metal,_
the latter serving as a mouthpiece to
the handle used as a stem for the pipe.
The Reticker troupe have also the
"war club" and "pipe of peace" that once
belonged to the old warrior, all of which
are accompanied. by certificates of the
most reliable nature as to their indenity
and authenticity. There ere no marks
upon it to indicate its place of manu-
facture,but it is evidently of English
make.—Lexington (Ii y.) Pr gess.
•
Warm Water for Bruises
From times unknown bruises have
been treated by cold wafer. Mothers
in our early life used to apply it to any
bruise or contusion, especi lly to bruises
upon the forehead. Notwithstanding
this ` illustrious example, we prefer the
application of very warm water. Let
�' us see how the two operate : Cold ap-
Iplied to the surface has a
check the flow of blood..
the same circumstance,
Thus, applying cold water to a bruise
or cc�ontusion stops, more or less, the
blooctin its course through the injured
part. The spot is "black and blue."
Applying hot water compels the moving
fluid to hasten its course and,be far away
from the . scenes of turmoil. So the
blood hastens on its way and. leaves very -
few mark's of its presence- Ordinarily,
bruises and contusions rupture senile
capillary blood tubes, and allow t
.lZlood. to ooze out. The thing to be do
iso compel the blood to flow in
wonted way. The applicaition of ve
warm water is the best treatment
contusions and bruises.
tendency to
Heat, under
augineats it,
A Negro Minister's Ixcuse i
his Second Marriage.
A. negro minister who married rat) ei.-
sooner after the death of his wife than
some of the sisters thot ght proper
becoming, excused himself as folloi
"My dear brederen and sisteni, my g
this country. was greater dan I could, bear. I
$e was tractable and kind and soon turned ebrey way for peace and comf
became almost a pet with his master i but none came. I sarched the script
from i.-enisee to Bebulati
plenty of promises to de
nary one to dewidderer.
dat the good Lord didn't w
le
re
is
or
1.'
who kept the 2,300 pound monster
housed, but not tied. Three weeks ago,
ktr.: Lardin, who will Weigh over 200
poilnds,went into the stable for the pur
pose of putting a rope through an iron
ring in the bull's nose, and tying hum up.
Plaeir g his hand on the animal's horn,
Xr. L. was about to reach down to
seize the ring, when the bull suddenly
threw up his head., striking Mr. L. just
over the left - eye with the horn and
knocking him down.
Turning round with all the quickness
of &rat terrier the infuriated brute sprang
upon thb prostrate man and attempt-
ed.to ;ore and crash liimto death. L uck-
ily M.'[r. L., fell close to the wall of the
stable, so that the animal was unable to
cry, out his purpose by reason of his
horn striking the side of the building.
The onster thea attempted to crush
his v erne by kneeling upon him, but
the side of the stable prevented. .
This failure seemed to madden him
still further, and he threw his .whole tre--
mendous weight againstthe side of the
building in a desperate attempt to once
mare use his - horns. Fortunately the
nd
s:
•ief
re -
rt,
res
n, and to no.
±widder, ut
ao I too.-- it
st synlp thy
on a man when it was in 1 is power to
comfort himself ; and habi a fuss -ate
chance to marry, I did so, 'nd • woul do
so again. Besides, breder n I cons der
Patsey was just as she would giber be.
To Prevent Hens frorn Scrat h-
- ing
A. lady -from Excelsior, Michi • an, •
recently related her e. perience in
"shoeing liens." .The obj ec' is to prevent
their scratching. She makes a boo , or
stocking of stout cloth, and ties it o the
feet. Then the fowls are let loose into
the garden and fields, and they kil off
the insects but do not injure the rops
in the least. It isamusing to see here
walk—as though they were treadin on
eggs but they soon become accust med
to it.
•
On one occasion two irreverent young
fellows determined, as they sal , to
"taigle" Warty Dunlop," a pithy fac-
tious minister c. `f the South' of Scotland.
Coming,up to hie n in the High street of
Dumfries, they ae, costed him with much
solemnity. " Mars>: er Dunlop, did you
heat the news ?" ",What news" "Oh,
the diel's dead" "1"s he?" said Mr.
Dunlop; "then I mann' Pray for the
fatherless bairns.
A RE MARKABLE RESULT. Makes n0
difference how many physiciariZS, or how
much medicine you have tried,l<.t is now
an established fact German Syrup is the
only remedy, which hasgiven complete
satisfaction in severe cases of Lung Dis-
eases. It is true there are yet thousands
of persons whoarepredisposed to Throat
and Lung Affections.Consumption,Hem-
orrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds settled
on the Breast, Pneumonia, Whooping
Cough, &c.,who have no personal knowl-
edge of Boschee's German Syrup. To
such we would say that 50,000 dozen
were sold last year without one com-
plaint. Consumptives try just one bot-
tle. Regular size 75 cents. Sold by
all Druggists in America. - .
EPPs's Coco..—Grateful and comfort-
ing.—" By a thorough knowledge of the
natural laws which govern the opera-
tions of digestion and nutrition, and by
a careful application of the fine proper-
ties of well selected cocoa Mr. Epps
has provided our breakfast ables with
a delicately flavored beve age, which
may saveus many heavy d ctor's ,bills.
It is by the judicious use of such articles
of diet that a constitution may be grad-
ually built up until strong enough to 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." 48252
THE SEAFORTH WOOLEN MILLS.
TO THE 7FAIh,MERS.
Iyou have Wool you wish to have
made upi,. or to trade for
WOOLEN GOODS,
GIVE 17S A TRIAL.
We will not be outdone either in
Quality of Work ,or .Price.
You are invited to call and sec our Machinery,
the work wo are doing, and
OUR PRICES FOR 1878.
Carrding and. all Kinds of Custom
• Work,Done as Usual.
GOODS MADE TO ORDER
And a Large Stock Kept Constantly on fiend to
Exchange for Wool.
A. G. V ANEGM OND.
Seaforth, Jane 12, 1878. 549-18
KILLORAN & RY
Have now on hand the Largest ane.
Beat Selected Stock of
GENERAL GROCERIES
EVER OFFERED IN
SLAPO HTi--3
We are determined`not to be a Zder-
sold by any House in the Trade.
CASH CUSTOMERS
Are Particularly Invited to .
INSPECT OUR STOCK
--AN D—
COMPARE PRICES BEFORE PUR-
CHASING ELSEWHE['RE,
OUR STOCK OF
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEEDS
Cannot be sarpassed in
QUALITY OR PRICE.
Also all kinds of Garden and Field
Seeds as Cheap as the Lowest.
C1.00KERY AND GLASSWARE
A SPECIALTY.
-The Largest Stock in Town. Call
and See it. `
KILLORAN & RYAN.
N. B.—If yon should require Good and Pate
Liquors call at T. D. RYAN'S Liquor Store.
CAZTTION-
EACH PLUG OF THE
MYRTLE NAVY TOBACCO
IS STAMPED
;<<T_, az 13- ,»
IN GILT LETTERS.
lar NONE OTHER IS GENUINE;
539-18
CARD_
DS. CAMPBELL, Provincial Land Surveyor
• and Civil Engineer. Orders by mail prompt-
ly attended to.
-478 D. S. CAMPBELL, Mitchell.
HURON. EXPOSIT°
•Amis dd1nOa iO
YOU CAW BUY YOUR
SCYTHES—
Blood, Oshawa and Rexford
makes.
SNATI-JS—
From 40 cents and upwards.
HAY RAKES—
•Best Quality, both
,straight handles.
HAY FORKS—
Of all Kinds.
HORSE. RAKES—
WM
bent and
The Best in Use.
—FROM-
-
ROBERTSON & Co.
Sign of the Circular Saw,
CHER ER, AND A BETTER
ITY THAN IN
AN OTHER ST
IN THE COUNTY.
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INST
Out -
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�A.FOR,T
MUSICAL
UMENT EMPORIUM
SCTT BROTHERS,
PROPRIETORS.
WE AVE JUST RECEIVED A
N W AND FRESH LOT OF
1878
i
HATS AND CAPS AT ROGERS'.
FINE FUR HATS AT FOGERS'.
WOOL HATS AT ROGERS'.
FELT HATS AT ROGERS'.
STRAW HATS . AT RO(GERS'.
SILK CAPS AT ROGEIS'.
WORSTED OAPS AT ROGERS'.
LARGE STOOK AT ROGERS'.
ATTRACTIVE STYLES AT ROGE
o ular Prices in all Clashes of - D
AT JOHN ROGERS, SEAFORT
THE GOLDEN LION ! SEAfrORTH.
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GOOD VALUE IN BLACK LUSTRES, AT A
CENTS PER YARD.
BLACK CASHMERES AT 60 CENTS, 75 C
31 50 PER YARD.
BLAQK SILKS FROM _ 65 CENTS UPWARDS
1 60 PER YARD.
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L PRICES ROM 121 TO 75
NTS, $1, $ 20, $1 25, AND
HEAVY MANTLE SILK,
COLORED SILKS IN SEAL BROWN, NAVY, FERN, I
BLACK GRENADINES, 25 TO 65 CENTS.
A LOT OF COLORED GRENADINES FROM 5 CENTS T
YARD. .
COSTUME LINENS, TABLE LINENS, HOLIANDS, TOW
GOOD VALUE. II
ALSO VERY GOOD VALUE IN TWEEIiS, WORSTED
TROWSERINGS. .
SUITS MADE TO ORDER ON THE PREMISES. GOOD
TEED OR NO SALE.
BALANCE OF READYMADE CLOTHING W_LL BE SOLI
MEN'S AND BOYS' FELT AND STRAIN HATS CHEAP.
RAB, BLUE, &c:-
0 CENTS PER
LLINGS, &c.,
SIGN OF THE
GOLDEN LION. f
'3HvMCI8VH
101 TINES, AND
FITS GUARAN
C0
rn
ERY CHEAP:
R. JA MIES ON, Seaforth.
STACKS OF NEW PRING GOODS
G EM -P RIUM,
—AT—
CAMPBELL'S .CLOTHIN
SEAFORTEH.
Something Rare in Worsted
SPLENDID 'V UE,
TWEEDS OF ALL KINDS IN GREAT
HATS, CAPS,. SHIRTS, COLLARS;
Also a few lines of LADIES' DRESS GOODS. E iorrdhing will be scld
competition. Cash 1 Cash 1 More Cash 1
Order your Snits, gentlemen, when the stock is full.
No. 1, l -
Campbell's Block,}
uitings,
Y RIETY. -
IES,. &C.
t prices that defy FENCING WIRE
AND BUILDING HARDWARE .
BELL.
IT. IT. CAM
LITY CONSIDERED, AT JOHRtSON
0
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
ALSO ENGLISH RAW AND PALE BOILED LINSEED
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NEW BRUNSWICK. CALCINED
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KIDD'S HARDWARE.
RECEIVED _
DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS:
AMERICAN CUT NAILS,
SPADES, SHOVELS, FORKS,
HOES AND RAKES,
GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, Ste
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BEAU IFUL PARLOR ORGANS, b
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Fr.m different Factories, which we
offer at
GRE , TLY REDUCED PRICES.
Also whave on the way Half a-
ozen of
the_ Celebrated ' -
1V
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These
tion whet
Time g
RSON PIANOS
i'41ADE IN BOSTON.
ianos have given tho Best of Satistae-
ever sold.
iven for payment to snit parchasors.
COTT BROTHERS,
MAIN STREET, STAT ORTH.
FU
EL)
NITURE.
FURNITURE.
I. ROBERTSON,
CABINETMAKER
AND UNDERTAKER,
. HAS AGAIN OPENED A
etail Furniture Store
Two oors North of his Old Stand, apposite
Wadd 11 & Co.'s Dry Goode Store, where he is
prepat ed
TO ELL AS CHEAP AS ANY IN
THE TRADE.
NDERTAKING
Attended to as Usual.
A La ie Stock of COFFINS, CASKETS, CAPS,
SHROUDS, &o., always on hand.
581
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THE SEED STORE
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SERF•RTH.
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KEEP CONSTANTLY ON •HAND EVERY VARIETY OP • THE , BEST
FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS. FLOUR - OF EX-
TRA QUALITY, OATS, SEED (JORN, OAT ► EkL, CRACKED
WHEAT, BRAN AND MILL FEED OF AL K tNDS AT THE
LOWEST PRICES ALWAYS IN STOCK
PREMISES, NEXT DOOR 'O THE FOU
SEAFORTH. ALSO POTAT ES AND AL
GARDEN VEGETABLE PLANTS. _ SO E AGENTS
IMPROVED HORSE AND. CATTLE FEED.
SIGN OF TIM
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TURNIP.
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OUR NEW
Y, MAIN -ST.)
VARIETIES OF
{
OR THORLEY'S
GAN &
Co.
SPECTACLES.
Call at M. R. COUNTER
get your Sight tested with L.
Indicator—can fit you the firs
of Spectacles from, Twenty -Five
lars per pair. A Case Give -
NI: R. COUNTER, SEAFORTH
PEOTA
LES.
S Jewelry Store and
$lack & Co. °s P tent
t trial. A Pull ine
Cents to Twelve ol-
with Ever?/ Pa r. -
ONT.
THERE IS
WHEN IT IIS MADE
UP INTO
GOOD
HARNESS
Where you will find all Kinds of Ha :ss Made up
NOTHING
LIKE LEATHER
y % ' SUCH AS YOU FIND
AT
ARD'S,
T;SEFORTH,
in the Latest Styles.
MEMBER, if you want a Fancy or Substantial H • ess J.WARD can gi a yon better satis-
R faction as to QUALITY and PRICE than any other maker in the County. A Trial is all that
is wanted to secure regular custom.
LT, WARD, Seaforth.
Of Every Description Cheap.
SAVE TROUGHS 'AND. CONDUCT-
ING PIPE "
Put up on the Shortest Notice and Warranted.
Special 1 nducements - 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
Spermatorrhea, Impo-
tency, and all diseases
that follow as a se -
Be
e Be ore. S queues of Self abase,
as Loss of Memory, After akin&
Universal Lassitude, Pain in the Back, Dimness
of Vision, Premature Old Age,and many other
diseases that leads to Insanity or Consumption
and a Premature Grave, all of which as a rule are
first caused by deviating from the Pada 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 will be sent by mail on receipt of the
money, by addressing WILLTAM GRAY & CO.,
Windsor, Ont. Sold in Seaforth by Hickson &
Bleasdell, J. S. Roberts It, Lumsden and all
druggist merchants. -
LUMBER FOR SALE.
HEMLOCK, First Quality, $0 i per M. PINE
from V.
BILLS CUT TO ORDER,
All Lengths, from 10 to 50 Feet, at the
PONY MILL, IN McKILLOP:
The Subscriber has aleo a
LUMBER YARD IN SEAFORTH,
Where all kinds of Lumber can be obtained.
479 TIiOMA 5 DOWNEY,
SEAT'ORTH PLANING MILL,
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
Ter, subscriberbegs leave to thank his numerous
customers for the liberal .patronage ext-endedta
him since commencing business in Seaforth, gni
trusts that he maybe favored with a continnane
ofthesanie.
partiesini
ending tobuild would do well to gid
him a calm, :ale
willSAcontinue to keep on hand •
arge stock of all kinds of
DRY PINE LUMBER,
BUE ,
DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, ETC.
He feels confident of .givingsatisfaction to those
wne may favour him with theirpatronsge, es none
but firet-classworkmenareenmployed.
Imo . P:art len] arat ten tion paid to Custom Pilning
201 JOHN H. BROADFOOT.
RHE UMATISM 1
And all Inf Hann, tory and ,Skin
Diseases Cured`.?in a Few Hours.
THERE can be no inflammation without as
Acid Ferment. BBraanton's Rhenium -1W
Absorbient Neutralizes the Acid Poison, Ind
the cause of pain le removed, Sold by all Drug-
gists. Price 50 cents. Advise in particular cases
free. Address
525-34 W. Y., BRUNTON, London,
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