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SEEDS
EEC EMP
`t�RTH,
large stock; of all )tiradeet
hiring purchasedit
fr
Ie houses tat we hoe
it
au rely on getting
AN FRESH SEEDS
°atom prices. To garb
in quantities -we- se
ll
in Bulk, and clo not receth
I have on hand a large
TURNIP
i itbury, Carter's', Impel
:East Lothian and Rent
White Globe, &e. ft
truly
Sed is very high>
to buy will do weli;to(ee.
a ee my prices before per
I think I can sellas eh
4.
y other houses in the trade.
SEED.
rien Top, Orthe
'ahort Horn, &o.
Long or -
GOLDS,
, Long
{
SEN SEEDS
Fed, ad
event
:i, Curttrnbers, Onions of11t
ip, Peas, Pumpl-i , Ratljgb,
large quantities, Toni to,,
Sprouts, Salsify lower
..
er variety too nnmeren to.
i Sets, Shallots.
::rpe, Lawn Grego and Orate.
c or French, Clover, Trefoil
-s , Hungarian Grass, ;Billet
imothy a1weya in stock, Seed.
ud Pea.
L. R.GE STOCK OF
IMII.Y GROCERIES,.
prices cannot be beat by-
trade.
;1 and Glassware
: ,. Call and .see the new pat-
ina, only $2.50 per set, an&
,ally low.
LED constantly on hand at:
:ember the place, east side of
,ice Market Street. All goods
Seaforth, Isrpurhey at Eg-
M, MORRIS.ON.
ENLOOK'S
MILLS,.
:TI"I R` P
I D D S
dNTITY of Lumber always our
Lock sawn inter sizes suitable for -
and ditching purposes, Baste
k, Ash, Cherry, Pine, &c., sawn.
le for the diferent purposes for
.•ri wonly used.
lied os. Shore Notice.
11 MOVABLE FENCE.
ICE—Only rcgrdrea a trial to•
'sll,eriority. It ie made of reek
sudl stak(s, and soft elm spars;
_d at each joining. The Fence
a half feet high. This Fence'
r.;; the 'remainder of the month
GENTS: PER . ROD,
e Regular Price, viz.: 7ff conte,
rd.dl, will be charged.
area
Fo
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-peeS0
ton b
svheTrRE3LA
end quarter minutes after the wheat differenceRhowIieB
Was tanditrg in the field. The Buck-
eye Bieaper, drawn by faun mules, stood
at the corner of the growing wheat, ma- an established
chine in gear ready for: a start. Men only remedy,
Were stationed every few feet along they. satisfacti4rn in
f drain ready 4o seize an armful eases,. It is t
r' of persons who
andiun Affec
orrhages,. Asth
on the Breast,
Cough, &c.,wh
edge of Bosche
such ° we woul
were sold last
plaint. Cons
tie. Regular
all Druggists in Alneric
GUST 2, 187S.
THE HURON
E
POSIT OR.
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d from Standing Wheat in
Minutes and. Thirty -
Seven Seconds,
last sensation occurred last
day, when about fifty men were
it by invitation to see dim Law -
at his own time of two years ago,
his wife had bread baked. in eight
aany a fatal sh
well fortiffied.
properly nouris
vice Gazelle. S
led—" Sanes E
is , Che sts, 4
ana.170,1*'icca
ft by keep
-th pure b
ed frame."
ld only ih p
pps CO.,
Threw ne
y, Londo
line
as ` it fell from the reaper, and rush
with •t to the thresher close by, which,
nide
was
the
ton s-
mordent when McCaw, on the swifest
horse in the country, should start from
the thrasher with the grain, while Mrs.
Lawton and her nice, Miss Alice, had
he preparations . made to make
and biscuits in the shortest pos-
time. At the drop of the hat the
. mules sprang to the work,
and In lm. and 15s : the threshed
wheat, about a peck,' was in the
sack and on the horse and the
race commenced for -the mill. There
were two bridges tocross, and
the eTcited spectators could only see a
column of dust, hear a couple of taps
on the plank bridges as the horse flew C (t' A n IN
over theta at lightning speed, and the V 4-
Rhea as delivei:ed to Lawton in the
mill. In 1m. and 17s. the flour was,
delivered to Mrs. Lawton, and in 3m.
55s from the starting of the reaper
the first griddlecake came fronr the,
hands of Miss Alice, was gobbled by .
a dozen eager hands and—that was the
last of it. Iu 4m. 37s.fromthe starting of ( a 0 H
the reaper according to the best double I
timer stop -watch in the country, a pan ,
of buscuits was delivered to the hungry
crowd by Mrs. Lawton,and that was the
last seen of them. The other pans df
delicious biscuits were baked more atATU RDAY,
leisure, and boiledibam and one-min-
nte biscuit " formed a sandwich it was
right hard to beat.—C'arrolton, filo.,
D mpercit.• 1:And as th
the, direetion of veteran drivers,
etting under way of business. At
ill just sixteen -rods away, Law-
ood at the window watching the
all1
cake
sibld
inn
tIIt(llt'r0t1r'in-g l ill.
'tad Flowing attended to prottipt--
supeiior article warranted from
chant work can be relied upon.
t the be*t. of Wheat to
!ler .fgaiuirfatetu 'c •of dour.
tome titarrket.
it all the Latest Improvements-
end the work is superintended by
'FiU EN C ED MILLER.
alilla Flour will always give set
ERAL. STORE.
4aorte.4 Stack of Dry Goods, Gra-
E•er=t$ and Oboes, 1eedlginade Cloth
Cap:,, .`:c., cru hand, aid, offered.
ts.
t . OVENLOCK
Winthrop Steam Mills.
rte:
RESUL
any ph sic
you hav tr'
act Ge an
ich has giv
evere ca es
e there a e
re predis
ions,Con
a, Seve e olds settled
Pneum ni , Whooping
have no er onal knowl-
's German Syrup, To
say that 0,000 dozen
year wit.so'
mptives try
ize 75 cen
a.
g ourselves
ood, and a
Civil Ser-
okets label-
omoeopath-
dle Street,
" 482-52
It makes no
fans, or how
ed,it is now
Syrup is the
en complete'
f Lung Dis-
tthousanas RECEIVED THIS WEEK
os�ed to Throat
uhiption,Hem RECEIVED THIS WEEK.
RECEIVED THIS WEEK
WILLIAM HILL & CO.,
WILLIAM HILL & CO.,
WILLIAM HILL & CO.,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTII.
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
AT W. HILL & CO.'S
t one ncom AT W. HILL & CO.'S
S
jest one bot-' T AT W. HILL & CO.'S
s. Sold b ONE BALE OF SARGENT'S
y ONL+ BALE OF SARGENT');
ONE BALE OF SARGENT'S
CELEBRATED-
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
COTTON YARN,
TH
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1=AtYfVIUAL
\'ILL
COMM
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Gone to Rest.
here dldrd at Fort William, Algoma, on July 14,
Mr . Chrietine McVicar, aged 68 years.
he deceased, whose • maiden name`
w s McBeth, was born in Sutherland -
ire, Scotland. When seven years of
e her parents came to Canada with
toe Selkirk, Colony, settling in the Red
driver country, where deceased grew
rto woman -hood.. At seventeen she •
vias united in marfage to the late Mr.
cVicar, who was at that time connect -
e with Hudson's Bay Company. From
- a conepanying,her husband to the var-i,-
o a s points whither the interests of the
onipany called hiin, Mrs. McVicar had
b come well acquainted with the great.
orthwest. ',She once resided for a time
•s far northwest as Great Slave Lake,
nd as long ago as fifty year§ went ° DreS' Goods, Shaw
own the Kaministiquife River to - Fort 57
iiliam. -The Hudson's Bay Com- '' �L?'Gs, Parasols
iany's post 1vas,then in its glory, and 1 Caps, and .Cloth J
contained no 'less than one thousand . •
�
amens . while at the table there some- k
All will he i lc u
'APSt, SEAFORTH,
d'. the Town Vie a taken by
WHEELER, ARTIST,.
aEm VMSl'lli, 1°jrcH `;
hie Book and Stationery Store.
a
1apst has all the ToWn
aken -by L. F. Wheeler, -
>f Tecumseh Mich., for
ns Boolc and'StatlonerY
Papst has all the ToWf
;aken by L. F. IATheeler•-
of Tecumseh, Mich., for -
his Book and Stationery
Papst has all the ToWn-
taken- by L. F. Nt Qrheeler,
of Tecumseh Mich., for
his Book and 'Station -err
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SALE
EAT
ERS'
JULY 27,
dotermin; tialn is to clear
the Stork,
NF DING
PUBLIC
May remain askurd that
• r'
Will be off
TWAT
,1
are
at
PRICES.
s, Straw] Goods,
(L'weeds, hats,
times sat down as many as three hun-
dred people a>tioug whom would bo i\
many of note and. rank. Mr. MoVicar's f I/ e y
residence In Thunder Bay DistliefP. ' RAL S ii U G HT E I ,
dates from 185f9. Later the family . �.N
moved to Fort -William, where they . 4._Assl
have a pleasant residence and valuable
property. Mr. McVicar, died . in 1864.
Of the family, four children remain—
John, George, Christina and Victori.a—
all-of whom live - at the family resi-,
deuce in Fort William. -
'Wi11 be given in Every Department:
ed in
the
stoltie/ding
isCO2Gl is
Th.e Mennonites in Manitoba.
Like all other settlers in the Province
of Manitoba, the Mennonites are prom-
ised magnificent crops this year. A
larger area than `usual -18,000 aures
—has been 'sown, and an abundant
harvest is almost assured]. Iu addition • '
to wheat, oats &e,., three hundred and
fifty bushels of - flax seed have been }
sown—the-first time by tlieee people.
It \vas sown for the sebd only, which is
to be shipped to the English market, as
an experiment. Tliere are already
sixteen threshing machines in the !
reserves, ;and another one --a steaskis
thresher --wars purchased the other clay -°
from Me. Kelly, of this city, by 11r.
Hes,clr,
for a company of f,Ienuoites,
tylia dnubtlees will find. it ,a profitable
TERMS,
ECIA
CASH.
COTTON YARN,
COTTON YARN.,
• GLAZED TICKET.
GLAZED TICKET.
GLAZED TICKET.
HAVING BOUGHT THIS NOTED
EIAVING BOUGHT THIS NOTED
HAVING BOUGHT THIS NOTED
BRAND •
BRAND
AND
BR
SIGN OF THE
MUCH UNDER VALUE
MUCH UNDER VALUE
MUGH UNDER .VALUE
WE ARE ENABLED TO
WE ARE ENABLED TO
WE ARE ENABLED TO
OFFER IT TO OUR CUSTOMERS
OFFER IT TO OUR CUSTOMERS
OFFER IT TO OUR CUSTOMERS
AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
AT .WHOLESALE PRICES.
AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
WILLIAM- HILL & 00.,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
SEAFORTII
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MUSICAL
INSTRUMENT EMPORIUM
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Beg to direct the attention of the Public to the
following from the Detroit Daily Telegraph.
IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF :
Mr. Clough, of the Clough cC
Warren Organ Company, has been
yiiite! successful in 'introducing their
celebrated Instruments in Europe.
Several of their leading styles were
shipped to` London, England, on the
Twenty -Eighth of J4lay, and the
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STACKS OF NEW SPRING GOODS
—AT—
CAMPBELL'S CLOTHING .EMPORIUM,
SEAFORTH.
Something Rare in {Worsted Suiti.gs,
SPLENDID VALUE
TWEEDS OF ALL KINDS 11'" GRE
HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS, COLLA
T VARIETY.
Sa TIES, &C.
Also a. few lines of LADIES' DRESS GOODS. Everything will be sold at prices that defy
Ps `res
tritt
�0 SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL
Order your Suits, gentlemen, when the stock is fall.
No. 1, W. CAMPBELL.
Campbell's Block,}
LJ :
THE - SEAFORTH WOOLEN MILLS.
TO THE FAIIERS.
If you have Wool you wisk to stave,
made up, or to trade for
WOOLEN GOODS,
- GIVE US A TRIAL.
We will not be outdone either in
Quality of Work or Price.
You are incited to call and see our Machinery,
the work we are doing, and
OUR PRICES FOR 1878.
Carding anti all Kinds of Custom,
AREROOMS. Work Done as Usual.
As REAPERS and MOWERS are the order of the (lay, 0. C. WILLSO�'t' GOODS MADE TO ORDER
is again On hand with a
Anda Large Stock Kept Con tautly on Hand to
FULL STOCK O F MA H 1 N E S, Extba:nge for IItool.
A. G. VAN EGM OND..
Seaforth, June 12, 1878. 549-13
THE SEAFORTH
INSURANCE AND LAND AGENCY.
Such as the Newcastle Harvester and Maxwell Light Reapers, Wo ds' and Johnston's Reapers,
wood's, Akron and Dafferin Mowers, and Sharp's Self -Dumping Eta and Stubble Rake. Any of
the aboveMaehines sold on trial, and satisfaction guaranteed or no ale. For further information
call and examine the machines or send for circulars.
In the Plow Business I am still ahead, hiving made some good mprovements on the No. 13
Thistle Cutter, having pnt on Steel Land Sides'and raised the Be in two ,inches higher at the
Coulter and Cleviee—this is a' positive preventative against choking n wet stubble.
In Sewing Machines I am still advancing, having an extra large stb�ek of that Celebrated Florence
teed \fianzer F. Machines, and all other common Machines knownto the Trade.
All kinds of Reaper and Mower Repairs for the machines I sell. : 1 kinds of Plow Castings and
Points always on hand. Sewing Machine Repairs and Repairing Don
0. C. WILL ON, Seaforth.
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BUTTER. B ITER.
EDWARD: CAST]
IS AGAIN BUYING
Sweet Even Colorod Butter, in
Firkins or t,o11s.
550 GODERJCII STREET, SEAFORTH.
1
Company are to -clay in receipt of a I --
cable message ordering Sev ,ty Or-
gans to Messrs. Chappell Co, of
' Fifty New Bond Street, ondon,
with wliont Mr. Clough has conclud-
ed arrangeirle`iits for the agency.
..!'Tae CoarzpaTh were cdso favored a
O
Orgai'S from, their Italic/tester, Eng- X19
OIIN ��(�GfEl1S• feW days since with an order for -six.
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SPECIAL
veiitorv.HOFFMA
ti A,lcrllrii wiiidluiiU £\sirs recently ,
erected at .Steinbacha near Llearsprin g } • -
settlement. and a steam saw mill was
Put up in tuo..irnity thereto. The two.
rni1Is have beau -c'.rtuleeted, and the
power of the saw mill will in future,
bet utilized in the grist mill, when the
win. fails to blow sufficiently strong.
Tlidi Mennonites have recently com-
pleted diiie great work—having con-
structed
on- at
struct 1 r.. road through the St. Norbet
swamp c igb t miles in length to their o\\•.ii
reserve. The total length of the road is
sixteen miles, and through the swamp:
itis grtelcdl flour tea lhil h, aid broad.
enough for two teams to bass easily.
Tho road is solidly built, with timber
and brer:,li foundation, and 38E) teams e
andl50E1 r"ren were eugaged for Kix days =
on it then, only reranueraLti0il being the
securing of aL g.,dl outlet to muarket.-
11 i Ii;,e., Fete .c'r'ess.
• I1 li.rii iti S rm Nu•rmf.----To, 1preveint or
conquer distatee is one of the grandest
attainments ever aimed at by man, and a
Bryan's I'ulmorric Wafers," will as
sure cure coughs, colds, tickling iii the
throat, and piilnlonary complaints as
\\ar aria pestilence will destroy:. Severe
cold, if nut attended to sooner or later -
lead t•r tiacurable consumption, iiia the
slid ,<It of the strongest soon falls if lid -
sleeted. The. readiest and best meaus
known f==r the cure of these complaints
Bryan:Li Pulmonic 1Yfifers," which
iia\ -e teen thoroughly tried for the last
'}U \ caws, and have never been known to
fall Singers and public speakers also
derive great benefit from theuse of them.
sou by all druggists and country deal-
ers at -_'.; cents per bJX.
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Cot ea. ---Grateful aua comfort-
" 1>y a thorough knowledge of the
natural law:; which govern the opera-
tion of (lige!-;tiol1 audl nutrition, and by
a c,drrfad application of the rule proper-
ties d.f \\ ell :;elected cocoa', Mr. Epps
has provided our breakfast tables with
a delicately flavored beverage, which
nraVsave us. mans- heavy doctor's bills.
It i ,1,y tied• judlicioususe of such articles
of duet that a constitution may be grad-
ually built up until strong enough" to re-
sist every tendency to disease. Hun-
-areas of subtle maladies are floating
around us ready to attack wherever
there is a weak point. We may escape
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THERE IS NOTHING LIKE LEATHER
WHEN IT IIS MADE
UP INTO
C-O0D
HARNESS
Where you will find all Kinds of Harness Alla&
PEMEM]3ER, if you want a Fancy or Substantial Harness J.
faction as to QUALITY and PRICE than any other maker in
is wanted to secure regular custom. -
UCH AS YOU FIND
AT
WARD'S,
SEAFORTH,
up in the Latest Styles.,
better setts
-
he
can give you he
the County, A. Trial is all that
J. WARD, Seaforth.
R,EA� .AND TZEMVI=V1 3ER<
THAT THOMAS COVENTRY'S
IS THE PLACE TO GET GOOD VAL UE FOR YOUR MONEY
IN BOOTS AND SIH h S.
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THE GOLDEN LION
HAVE Just Opened Out the Largest Steck, suitable for Sprit . and SSu Joe Lo ummer ear everat Shown
I in Soaforth. Not old Bankrupt Stock, nor Wholesale Culls b g
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Stock, bought from the best factories in the Dominion for cash, nd will be sold at prices which, I
think, even Grangers can hardly take exception. I have been esmpeiled to change my plate of
business so often late] that I know itis difficult for my custom is to find me. But I trust I have
got permanently located now for some time at least, in Stark 's J. ow Brick Block, next door south
from William Robertson & C.. s Hardware Store.
SIGN OF THl BIG- BOOT, MAIN S ET, SEAFORT1T.
T SOMAS COVENTRY.
SPECTACLES. SPE
TACLES.
Call at M. R. COUNTER'S ie elry Store and
get your Sight tested with L. Black & Co.'s Patent
Indicator—can fit you the first tria . A. Full Line
of Spectacles from Twenty -Five Cents to Twelve Dol-
lars per pair. A Case Given within Every Pair.
M. R. COUNTER, SEAFC4ITH, ONT.
�3ATuGA-=QTS_
LIN ES.
land, Agents, notwithstanding the Z
fact that the wareroo»is of .English, C
dealers are flooded with Eastern z
( United States) manufacture. The m
Clough cC TV trren Company haze- 'ti
reason to feel gratified at their.Ev,- >
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SCOTT BROTHERS 0
Are the Who1 yule Agents for Ontario for the
LINES
ROTHE
SEAF W RT H .
bout Two Doi n
bout half ride,, o
HO = FMA1
bout, Half a Dc
at Ti emendl4us
HOFFMAN
ropeam success."
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above Instruments. 'Also the m
EMERSON PIANO,. z
Auer all other makes of Icstri mdjnts fura,ishe,l G
when desired on
THE SHORTEST NOTICE, Z
Linea Suits left, For Circulars and other I•rifor- Z
sle:Lr them: out, at ?nation, address 0
. SUOTT BROTHER, 03
ROTHERS'.
—_ SEAFORTH. ` C7
ze,r 73'•acic Silk Jack L. AULT SPAFnfTH �-
) W P: ices, at
kbotit Ono Dozer
Prices to suit an
HCFFMAI
'lack Grenadin
T\ bite Lnd Colo
H Aland , Corsets
G
eatly '.educed.
HrnFFMA
E. B tterick & Co.'s Fashion Report
for Aug st just tc Band. Call and get
o free of charge a
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Is tow receiving a . large stock; of ' U)
ROTHERS'.
all kinds oi ev
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,ashtnere Jackets ons, at t'ery lozv prices. A Large ":J
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3crsbn, at • Lot of those_Choice ,..Sugar .(•'urerl
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and Canvassed Ha•rns.' Also a Large "
Lot of the very best Bo?des Bacon,
Plain, Smoked and Spiced Bacot:
- A Fresh Lot' of Fine Cora Ureal,
BROTHERS'.
Dress Linens, :ancl
Minims, , Prints,
loves, `ries, &c., at
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Fresh Stock of all kinds of yeas, TA '
BROTHERS'.
• { from, Twenty-Fii`e cents per pound] mfr
to Eighty "cents 1, e• pound. Alga a >
large stock of Sugars at very low 0
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tow Prices at PIANOFORTE AND ORGAN
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GLASS DIRECT FROM BELGIUM.
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S H ;AFORTH.
MR. R. JAMIESON,
ALONZO STRONG
TS AGENT fo Soverai•First Class Stock, Fire
and Life Insurance Companies, and is proper -
ed to take risks on
THE MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
Also Agent for several of the best Loan Socie-
ties.
Also Agent for the sale and purchase of Farm
and Pillage Property.
E .T.
A NUMBER OF FIRST-CLASS IM-
PROVED FARMS FOR SALE.
$50,000 to Loan at 5 Per ('eni.
Interest.
Agent for the White Star Line of Steamers.
OFFICE—Over M. Morrison's Stoi`e, Main -St
Seaforth.
THE CHEAP FAMILY GROCERY.
L MABEE
Begs to inform his' friends and.the public that
he has on hand one of the NICEST and FRESH-
EST
RESH
EST Stocks of Groceries in town, and as he sells
for Cash, he
SELLS CHEAP,
Giving his purchasers the benefit of what others
who do not do so lose in bad debts and pay in in-
terest to wholesale men.
FLOUR ANO FEED
Always on hand. Goods delivered in town free
of charge. Remember the stand, opposite the
Commercial Hotel, in the
ti -FRAME BLOCK.
L. MABEE.
EGG EMPORIUM.
The subscriber hereby thanks his numerous
cuctoriers(in.erchants and others) for their liberal
patronage during the past seven years, and hopes,
by strictintegrity andelose attentionto bnsinesa,
to merit their confidence and trade in the future.
Having greatly;enlarged bis premises, arteria
the winter, he is now prepared to pay the
I HIGHEST CASH PRICE
For any quantity of good fresh eggs, delivered
at the
WILLIAM HILL & CO.,
•
BI UCEFI ELD.
CHEAEST CCEY COTTONS.
CHEAPEST WHITE COTTONS.--,
CHER EST DUCKS.
CHEA EST DENIMS.
CHEAPEST PRINTS.
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M Having this week Started for
Glasgow to buy! his Fall and
Winter Stock, begs to announce
that during his Absence, his
Large Stock of
SUMMER GOODS,
Consisting of Lu tre and Linen
Coats and Vests_ Oxford and
Regatta
Gr Greatly Reduced Pr ie. sold
A LOT OF REMNANTS
In . Prints, Dress Goods, Win-
ceys, Flannels, c., will be sold
- { Gyery cheap.
— _ ALL. THESE GOODS
r�
r Must be Cleared, Out so as to
( ;make, room for' I'Tew Stock, so B. Sur:
.I `that
O >>
O . GREAT BARGAINS I.I�ICE,
'S310V230 NVOUOIN
EGG EMPORIUM,
a Main Street, Seeforth.
Wanted by the subscriber25. tons of good dry
clean WHEAT STRAW.
:. 7!3. W I L.SO?,
THE COMMERCIAL LIVERY
SEAFORTH.
ARTHUR FORBES,
TT AV IN G purchatoni the Stock and Trade of the
1..R. Conunerciol Livc-ry, Seafoith, from . Mr.
George Whiteley, begs to state that he intends
carrying on the business u the old stud, and has
added seveuil vi,lunble borers and vehicles to the
•
formerly large stock. None but
First -Class Comfortable Vehicles and Good
,Relivable _Horses Will be Kept.
,.:
Coveted and Open Buggies iia.? Grtx. ags:Y, and
Double an;i SingicWagons always ready for use.
Special Arranger eu{s Made 11 lilt C''nm-
CHEZPEST DRESS COORS. anercial Men.
BOOTS AND SHOES. Orders left at the stables or any of the hotels
CHE PEST promptly attended to
CHE PEST GROCERIES. THE COMMERCIAL LIVERY,
CHE PEST GENERAL STOCK IN
SEAFORTH.
HE COUNTY.
WILL AAI HILL: & Go.,
Bi11.UCE1?1ELD.
A
PUR
ARITE Q 41v 'ITY
OF
PARIS GREEN
;.T.�
ROB RTS' DRUG STORE.
' ALSO AGENT FOP.
Mrs. eston's Liver Medicine,
Cure for Billiousness,
Headache, &c.
50 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Can be had at the GOlden Lion
O during the Summer.
POR
R. JAMIESON,
SEAFORTH
PACKING HOUSE
BUTTER TUBS.
WILLIAM lIcNATIGIITON beae to inform
Y the bneiness men of Saaforth and the travel-
ing pablie that be, has nurrehased the Lieery
Abell, and will do all in hie power to retain thee
reputation which thie favorite eatebliabinent has '
secured. He will keep only good abeving see re4
horees, at a his carriages will be kepi
clean and in good order. Celia, night or day,
will be promptly attended to, PIC•N10 AND
WEDDTNG PARTIES Liberally Dealt with.
Terms Reationable. All orders left, at the Cora-
merciel Hotel or at, the office will receive prompt
Office and Stables on Market Street, opposite
T. Kidd's Store.
544 WM. MeNAUGHTON, Proprietor,
TO GRANGERS, FARMERS_ AND
A S THEY occupy the attention of all, these
lia.rd times the subscriber is determined to
meet them,by oderine good inch Hemlock, not
neually mold for ina," u.t. the following rates:
12 foot Hemlock_ at ,87 00 per thonssand ; 14 foot
Fencing, at $7 50, for Cash. All ordets Over 41000
5 per tent. discount, Call and Hee if you floret
get what ie represent ed.
Book Accounts.' over menthe will be chaigeel
8 percent.
for their liberal support, end solicits a eel:dun-
anee of their fasoes..
K Sign of the Golden Lion.
r SEAFORTH• t 1-Hsi:I/a:El::: tiNss -i)GI 's
x SEED CORN
' 01 r Ts etas prepared to esritirly all car-Ice:rens wiles
> , JUST RECEIVED A. CAR LOAD Ge'
, Grocery ex be promptly filled at the above I At ,e_.,30 p.a. h,,,r,dree,, ca,.b, TIA„,.1,0 Tubs f.',., so
', prices. T ose Meats are well curia. t well and faecrablv knewle to the trade that it is
wood Tub, suitable for washing butter in.
unnece.,Jary to say an34hing in their recommen-
TROTT also matt' ufaetures a small Hard -
SAC AMENTAL WINE Orders by mail or otherwise promptly attend -
I''';:j An'd the Corn guaranteed to grow. A. quantity '
ALL KINDS OF SEEDS,
' SACRAMEN—TFA0L11—AND 'A/FEDI- 1 pERSONS Suffering from Dx0epsia are treat.
_ _ _ i , of it hes been sown and can be seen ,growing by 1
DIGESTIVE FLUID.
AT LOWEST PRICES. -2- ed by Pepssine in various forms to care ‘tluat
• (1RGINIST of St. ThOmas' Church, Seaforth, —AT—
. dangerous disease.' It is not a want of Pepsine
`--/ (Late of Torontoli• is prepared to instruct a ; bat an. excess of acid. 0131 occasions Indigestion.
limited number of Pupils in Instrumental Music. i TEAS A SPECIALTY AS USUAL. 1 LUMSDEN & WILSON'S1 ins.cahne,y diseasesother4 owf ititheehheaorigimirt, tante etudiseindiageagests 101414
Brunton's Digestive fluid has never
failed to relieve or curl the wprst case of head -
J. BROWNELL. SEAFORTEL. - I Sold by Ell Droggists, Price 50 cents. 5.16'.1,4
D s. cAMPBELL, Provincial Land Surveyor
TERMS MODERATE.
• and Civil Engineer. Orders by mail prompt -
y attended to. Residence—Third HaI se North of the W. 31
7 • D. S. CAMPBELL, ' Church, Church Street, 'laforth. 545