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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1878-08-23, Page 7- 23, In& 'NLOOK'S MILJJS. HROPL II, Y of Lumber alwaya on wn into sizes suitable for litching punpoaea, Baas_ Cherry, Pine. &e., sawn. the different purposes for- ty need, • ko Shan Notice. AMIABLE FENCE, requirea a Trial to ray. It is made of rock akes, and soft elm. spars; :kch joining. The Fence feet high. This Fence remaider of the month S PER ROD, alar Price, viz.: 79 cents ill be charged. Flourina Mill. uriag attended to prompt- ior article 'warranted from xt work can be relied upon. best of Wheat is Inn lilac tnt re of Flour inairlaet. I. the Latest Improvement& a work is superintended by ENCED MILLER. -Flour will always give sat - AL STORE. 1 Stock of Dry Goods,._Gro- ad 1.;ttoee, Ready/nal:1e Cloth.- hand, and offered at, pliEN LOCK ' Winthrop Stoara Mills. yi_OOLEN MILLS. i7a: FARMERS. . Fool you wish to have O7 to trade for GOODS, U-8 -A TRIAL. be outdone either in if Work or Price. eall and see our Maehinery, k we are doing, and IIGES- FOR 1878,, all Kinds of Custom :hone as Usual. :Ant TO ORDER k Kepi Coustantly on ' Hand to litkrege for 'Wool. A. G. VANEGMOND. 12,1a78. 549-13. CIA L LI VERY :AFORTH- , [uu. FoRBEs, aimed the Stock and Trade of the. 1 Livery, Seaforth, from, Mr. a begs to state that he inteuda ntsiness ia the old stand, and has Unable horses and YEthicles to the ock. Neat:that, 'nifortable 'Vehicles and Good' Horses Will be Kept. pen Buggies and Carriages, and ;IeWagons always ready for use; izgeniew.:s 1tiuie With. COM- memica Mem. the stables or any a the hotels led to. EMPORIUM. er hereby thanke his nal:116one- cheats and others) for tlaeir liberal rig the past seven years, and hopes, andelose attention to business,. ionfidence and trade in the future. ly enlarged his premises, during a now prepared to pay the T CASH PRICE ity or good fresh eggs. delivered- ,- EGG EMPORIUM, Main Street, Seaf orth sobseriber 25 tons of good dry STha.W . NV:LSON. PLA.NINO MILL, AND BLENJ FACTORY begs leave to thank hia anmerous tar the liberal patronage extendedto meneing busixteaa n Sea -forth, and., raay he favored wi h, azontinuarke Iding to build. weld do well to coaa Lle will continue to keep an hand a al kinds ef • :Y PINE LUMBER, S JE BLINDS, MOULDINGS, K'GLES, LATH, ETC. ..fident of ggsatiartketion to thoeCt er him with theirpatronage, as none' Workmen are erckplOyed. larat tuition paid t o Custom, Planing ;JOHN 11. BROADFOOT. tIAGE LICENSES 41 A. TEs, tr the new Act.)isSued at the TOR OFFICE, SEAFORTH. ority of the Lieutenant -Governor Ont rio ,NE, 'Nee/iced Auctioneer for the of Horan. Sales attended in all County. All orders left at the Ex. - Ce will be promptly attanded.to. 1' AUGU$T 23 1878. • THE HURON E7)f.POSITOil. 7- 1 Baithe0 and Ba,thing-Suits. There are times and seasons when it is incumbent upon everybody to look their best. But there are other times when everybody is at liberty to look tlisir very worst, and such times are ,aeaLainly the bathing -hours at Long Branch. The beauty who has capti- vatea the hearts of unmarried swains theevening h.op, is by no means cer- tain to prove a Venus as she rises from -the merciless waves. The stately ma- -tron of goodly proportions, whose ma- jestic carriage and dignified mien are universally admired, proves to be very like what is irreverently called "a por- poise," as she waddles down to the wa- ter. While; on the other hand:, your Tery,genteel, thin persons—your belle ho is like an airy sylph, your dainty , .exquisite who is BO very fine when fitted. Lout by the tailor—are anything but per- . :faction when robed in the average bath- . ang7suit. Wh.y the popular bathing- ' .suit should be as unnecessarily ugly as it is, we leave to those who use them. "There might be a dress devised. for dip- ping into the sea whiCh should be lboth pretty and graceful. But many a wo- man of taste who otherwise would put on a becoming dress for the surf, is de- terred from so doing by the knowledge that she would thereby bee,oine the ob- served of all observers. Nobody feels -partiaularly comfortable or well at ease when going down the beach in a bath- - nig-suit, and_ nothing could. be more dis- agreeable to a sensitive person than to be stared at at sueh times by the idle. loungers ;who are always congregated upon the strand for the sole purpose of making remarks upon the bathers. And then to come up from the sea drip- , ping with salt water, with dishevelled locks and. feet covered with the deep sand you are obliged tb struggle through The piece o home the d an =whole .a horse which, he brought y of his arrest created mph me smell that the i land- lord was co pellede-to have it removed. , A inan named Fautedx, incredulous'of the statemeht of the landlord that the man ate carrion, went into the place at the landlord's invitation and saw 1 it with his_ °NO] eyes. , He fainted after being in the place for five minutes; and. had td be arried out into the air. Quintal has a wealthy brother near St. Hyacinthe ho was compelled to eject him from the house on acc6unt of his filthy habits. No less than twelve deaths occurred last year in a b1e,c1K. where ciair.tal lived, from diphtheria, suppcEed to have been occasioned from the pcisoia!e polluted. the air with by his disgust' g iaabitM. , Ballbon Race. , A somewhat remarkable race has been arranged at Cincinnati. Profs. Gilbert and Hayden, Loth aeronauts of seine note have 5ust made a match for a balloon race between the balloon A. Erkenbrecher,holding 60,000 feet of as, and the balloon Leo Steel, holding 48,- 000 feet. Prof. Hayden bets $500 against 4300 that he, with the ,smaller balloon will rise hig,her and remain in the 'air longer than. Gilbert with the larger one, each to send a man with his rival carry- ing instruments to determine the height I attained. The match from its novelty is attracting considerable attention. i The date ofthe ascension has not ,yet 1 been fixed. , „ : Rather Hard. . A large dead shark was recently wash- , ed ashore at San Francisco, in whose 1 stomach was discovered a nian's lea, the foot of which. was enclosed in a heavy shoe with a copper toe. This copper to reach the bath house, with the same toe had cut the lining of the fish's stomach and resulted in its death. As soon as the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals were made aware of the cense of the shark's death, a warrant -W1pus issued for the arrest. of the man. I As one of the Members remarked, it was,, time this putting up of jobs on inoffensive sharks was stopped.. ' remorselesS eye ti bent pitilessly upon You, is not at all an agreeable' sensation, especially to the novice at the seaside. Sun baths ;a -rid sand. bath's are preferred by many persons to actual bathing in the sea; they are thought to be especial- ly beneficial to those afflicted with rheu- matism and other diseases; everywhere upon the ! beaeh you may see little groups of 'people sitting complacently Tor hours half buried in the sand, and. protected from the glaring, light of the A. New. anal by huge umbrellas: • ing on the • •and believ Washing Day in Savoy. have an i As I noticed a clothes -washing opera- graph the de ton 0/1 a large scaledia one of the clear taut. Hi mountain brooks, I inquired. into that:. I give its details for .the benefit ,of per- sons intereded in household edoiaomy. This family 4'‘ wash," called the lessive, generally takes place once a month. Eleven peasant women were engaged -ea. this occasion, aud the work would occupy three days. They begin ,,at I o'clock in the morning, and. are fed by their. employers.. In the beginning they .are served with soup or brandy, as they prefer, which_ they take according as the weather is cold or warm, brandy for the former and -soup for the. latter. After that the bill of fare consists; at . 8 o'clock, of soup, wine and bread; at 10 o'clook, of the same, with cheese; at _ 12 o'clock, of boiled beef, potatoes, bean - salad, cheese and wine; at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, of breacl, - cheese and • wine, and at $ o'clock in the evening, when- work ends, of soup, macaroni, .cheese atid wine. Bach woman. -eats and drinks all she can, for such cower' sions are rare. .The wine consumed, . the wine of the country, amounts to a - bottle and a half for each woman a day a their wages, in addition to all this, are • a 15 cents :eadh a day.* The lady who gave me this information tells Me that she always secures help of this kind whenever she•Wants it by paying one .cent a day more than anybody else, Mirage. ork inventor is experiment - p enomenon of the mirage, s hat within a year he will st unaent which willphoto- k of 1 a, ship 500 iles dis- n me is Gresham, and it was he who in e ted the powerful torpedo sold to thei ussian Government some time since, I . —Mr. Baker,the Kingston Post'Office District Inspector, lately made inquiry into the atter lof two money' letters i which have been traced to the Brock- ville post Bled, and which had some- • how disap eard. These letters togeth- er contained about 494, which amount the Brockxille post office had to refund to the pertknas remitting the money. The Inspector was unable to trace how the letters carhe to be missing, or whether they had een stolen or lost. ' winch happened to be the case at this exhibited by Barnum; we imagine their owners would. consider them more vain - able without the wool for this rough and wooly state of the hair indicates that the -horse is not in a healthy condition —probably hide-bound,or suffering from some disease which occasions this un- natural appearance; in such cases use " Darley's Condition Powders and Arab- ian Heave Remedy,"it purifies the blood, corrects the appetite,.' removes all ob- structions from the lungs and ' liv- er, and , gives to the ceat a sleek and. shining appearance. Remember the name, and. see that the signature of Hurd & Go. is -on each pack- age, Northrop& Lyman, Toronto,Ont., proprietors for Canada. Sold by all medicine dealers. Local Notices. • EXTRA Family Flour, Oat and. Corn Meal, and Craeked Wheat at D. D. P,OSE'S Family Grocery. 557 GIRL WANTED .—Wanted immediately a good servant girl. Apply at the "Expositor" Office, Seaforth. 557 - . • ARRIvED Taus WEEK AT A. G. McDou- England. 556 • a shipped to London, England, on the GALL & tha First:Shipment of those cele- brated Christy Hats, imported direct from London, CALL and, see our large Stock of Solid Twent1.1- Eighth Ring, Jem Fruit . jars-. Price low. LAIDLAW & FAIRLEY, Central Grocery Store, Cardno's Block' Seaforth. 550:2 t NOTICE.—A11 parties indebted. to E. Hroxsoia by open account or note will please hand ia the amount to Hickson & Bleasdell's drag store and no costs will be incurred. 557x2 ADVERTISEMENT. — No advertisement for a couple of weeks, till the Old Country Goods arrive. In the meantime we are offering goods un- usuallylOw. HICKSON & BLEASDELL. 556; TEA.—Next- door to the Post Office -- Received this week, thc finest English Breakfast Tea ever imported into the country, also very fine Young Hyson and Ja an Teas. D. D. ROSE. 557 een - and. Black Teas, Dad Baking Powder, Pure —Last veek about seven o'clock one evening David Hogg aud Miss Hogg, of Guelph, ate some pickled salmon. There was nothing noticeable in. tb.e taste, although Mr Hogg did not relish it particularly, and he ate very little of it. - The wife of John Hogg, jr., was present, but did not partake of any of the fish. Later in the evening a ser- vant maid ate some of it. All the other members of the family were ab- sent frorn 'home. 4Jo ill effects were felt at bed time byWay person who, had eaten the fish. About twelve o'clock Mr. Hogg, after short sleep, awakened very ill. He did not know what was the matter, and after relieving his smA.Poiwria sTAc MUSICAL INSTRUMENT EMPORIUM SCOTT BROTHERS Beg to direct the attention of the Pablieto the following from the Detroit Daily TelegMph. IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF- : "Mr. Clough, of the Clough & Warren Organ Company, has been. quite successful in introducing their celebrated Instruments in Europe. Several of their leading styles were time. The total expense of this lessive stornaeh as thouala it bad been the base lumdred pieces being washed. and ironed, including wine and wages—was less than What Charley Ito,ss has done for Honaeless Boys.. Poor little Charley Ross did not suffer in -vain, after all, for his misfortune has been the Means of bringing good luck to very many little boys, who otherwise in all probability, would have lea. lives of misery. In the course of his investi- gation Mr. Christian K. Ross examined. 497 boys, all of iliona were supposed to be themissing Ohm:ley. All Of these, _ save three, had 4en stolen, were friend. - less Scraps of litimanity, drifting home- lessly 'over the 'face of the ()ugh, and =through the puiblicity aained for. them by being mistaken forthelost son of Mr. Ross, t143 great majority of them were provided , by charitable people with comfortable homes. It should. be some consolation to Mr. _ Ross, that his quest, while useless to hitoinotsheelfrsl.las been. so fraught with good Peas Padding. VERY Fine G Pure Cream' Tartar Spices of all kinds, e very cheap toilet sc Grocery. 557 BUTTER' WAN' is.prepared to pay ca ter, in pails or tubs. will be bought. An of operations for an 'emetic manufac- tory;a he tried to rouse bis sister to come to his assistance.: It was ;found. that she also was very ill, and. that the hired maid was similarly situated. Mrs. wh.o had. not eaten any of' the salmon, was perfeetly well. She roused the hired Man, a,nd he was despatched for a. physician. Dr. Cowan, •on ar- riving, surmised that those who were ill had partaken of some poison, and ad. - ministered. the proper remedies. ! The parties, although prostrated. and weak, are now almost well again. There is every reason to suppose that the sal- mon was the ,cause of the illness, and. it; is thought that in sealing the can which contained it, -some of the acid which is used iu soldering had dropped in with the fish, and that the action of the vinegar had. corroded it until all that wa4 in the can had become per- meated with the poison. AN UNDENIABLE Taurna-aYou deserve to suffer„ and if you lead a miserale, un, satisfactiiry life in this beautiful world, it is entikely your Owl?, fault and there is only oho excuse for you,—your un- rea,sona,ble .,prej u dices and ske pticisin , of liay, and the Company are' to -day .in receipt of a. cable ,message ordering Seventy Or- gans to Messrs. Chappell & Co, of REMEMBER, Fifty New Bond Street, London is wanted to sec faction as t with whont M. Clougft has conclud- CAMP SQMet TR BE Also a few 1 competition. Ca Oader your S 1 No. 1, Campbell's S F NEW SPRING GOODS I —IT— BELL'S CLOTHING EMPORIUM, StAFORTH. ing Rare in Worsted Suitings, SPLENDID VALUE. -OF ALL KINDS IN Gl?EAT VARIETY. AP SHIRTS COLLARS TIES &C. nes of A_DIES' DRESS GOODS. Everything will be sold at prices that defy h 1 Cash More Cash I its, gentlemen, when the stock is fun. lock,} ' W. CAMPBELL. THE E IS NOTHING LIKE LEATHER WHEN IT 18 MADE UP ITO . _ AT 's. '‘.- t-, a -..,-.. -. .a,=. aa, li - ' --- - - C+ 0 1 0 ID : :>'.::- - - - .E; c•-• ,e , f----- :- --.,....- : . ,`..4. -1 • -.'.' . , - , • , J. WARD'S, . HARNESS -- .A- -.4.--_,----..------,--_--_ SEAFORTH, Where you ill find all Kinds of Harness Jilade up in the Latest Styles. SUCH AS YOU FIND ed arrangements for the agency. ! The Company were also favored- a tra fine Laundry Soaps and few days since with an order for six pat D. D. 110811's Family . •Organs front their .11.1adtchester, Eng- ED.—The undersigned - - ' , h for e bGood SiveetYellowbesBut- land, A gents, notwithstanding the Nonut the t of Butter ly to Hickson & Robertson, at Hickson & Bleastl ll's Drug Store, See -forth. 546 BEATTY COP ES," all numbers ; also a complete stock of 4 hool hooka, Slates, ink and pencils; all the lates, educational Works for teach- ers and scholars alsv ys on hand. -• A liberal dis- count to parties bati lig in., quantities. LUMSDEN & WILSON. 558 . SUGARS at Grangers' prices at ALLEN'S —Teas, special value, all prices from 25 cents a pound, at Allen's—Tobaetos, Smoking or Chewing, best value in town at Allen's—General Groceries at prices to suit, the times -at Allen's—Hams, Bacon, Flour, &c., cheapest at Allen's Grocery, Shop No. 8, Mrs. Whitney's Bloek, next door to Lumsden's Drug Store, Seaforth. 554 - 1 Soak one pint dried peas (cost 5 cents') which has thousa.nds. Personal in cold Water over night; tie them loose, now e ly in a dean ciothitand boil them about will soot_ show you that Green's August • -We hours in• pot liquor or Water,puttin a Flower soon - cure you - of ; Liver -Co Wilt or Dys e sia,' with its ae and common sense reasoning them into it cold, and brinatug them WILSON- & YOuwe have the largest and best selected stock of fresh family groCeries in town, and are determined not to be undersold by any house in the trade, having bought a large stock of sugar before the advance they are in a position to give their numerous customers an advantage in price that other houses cannot. Their Stock of new tea, tobacees,* fruits, soaps,' flour and feed , - hams, bacon, he., &c., is first class and will be sold at prices toSuit the times.Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. The highest 'price paid for good butter and eggs. 552 - —7.- Gkeitt Western Itailliay.. Trains leave Brussels station, north' and south, as ander: ' GOING NORTH. ' GOING SOUTH. I Mixed.. .....10:25 A. M. Mail 6:15A. M. Aceom.. : .,...9:08 P. M. Accom 12.15 A. M. Mail.... ,... 2:58 P. M. Mixed ' • 7:15 P. M. . . , fact that the wareroonts of English dealers are. flooded with Eastern ( Ilnited States) manufacture. The Cough & Warren 'Company. have reason to feel gratified at their.Eu- -- ropean Succest ;COTT BROTHERS Are the Wholesale Agents for Ontario for the above Instruments. Also the Grand Trink Railway. -Trains leave Sealorth and Clinton Stations follows : GOING WEST— SEAFORTH. CLINTON. • Express 2:25 P. M. 2:45 P. M. Express 8:58 P. M. 9:20 P. Ma" Mixed Train9:00 A. M. 10:00A. M. GOING- PAST— SEAFORTH. CLINTON. Mixed Train7:52 A. M. 7:27 A.M. Express Train1:15 P. M. 12:502. Ma Mixed Ti•ain5:00?. M. 4:25 P. M. Mixed Train. ... 10:85 A.M. R8 • EMkRSON PIANO,. And all other makes of Instruments furnished when deeired on THE SHoRTEST NOTICE. ; For Circulars and other Infor- mation address SOOTT BROTHERS, SEAPORTS. C. AULT, ISEAFORTH, 10:00 A.M. 1 Is now receiving a large stock of A. London, Hurem and Bruce. GOING NORTH— Mail. Mixed. Express. ) P.M. A.M. PM. London, depart.... 2 15 5 55 6 35 Exeter 3 35 8 05 725 Hensel) 8 52 8 84 7 14 Kippen 3 58 8 44 7 58 Brucelield . - 4 08 9 00 8 08 Clinton 4 25 9 45 8 25 P.M. Blyth 4 62 10 32 8 52 WIngham, arrive... 5 25 11 90 9 25 GOING SOUTH— Mixed. Mail. Express. A.M. A.M. 2.M. 700 615 Wingham, depart... 10 55 Blyth 12 15 7 85 6 55 Clinton 1 10 8 01 7 24 P. M. Brucefield . I. 40 8 18 7. 43 Kippen 1 57 8 28 ' 7' 68 Hensel' 2 05 8 84 '.. ' 8,04 Exeter 2 50 . 8 49 8 03 A. LARtc'E- QUANTITY OF PURE PARIS. GREEN ROBERTS' IORUG STORE. ALSO AGENT FOR .11/.9-s. Tires/on s Liver :Medicine, Cure for Billiousness, 7'o the Free and Ai/dependent Elec- Headache, (Svc. tors of the C OW* of Huron. A Sure all kinds o/ Groceries and Provis- ions, at Dery low prices. A Large Lot of those Choice Sugar Cured you waiit a Fancy or Substantial Harness J. WARD can give you 'better satis- QUALITY and PRICE than any other maker in the County. A Trial is all that re regular custom. WARD, Seaforth. til 0 and Canvassed Hams. Also a Large Lot of the very best Boules Bacon, Plain, Smoked and Spiced Bacon. A Fresh Lot of Fine Corn Meal, Flour, and all kinds of Feed. A Fresh Stock of all kinds of 2eas, from Twenty -Five cents per pound to Eighty cents per pound. Also a large stock ot Sugars at very low prices. Now -is Your ante, when you can g t 'Goods at Rock Bot- tom, Prices at A. G. AU1LTS'. 0 0 WALL PAPER; BORDERS, AND WINDOW BLINDS. I show in tbe above lines this year a FINER • STOCK and BETTER VALUE than • - ever before offered in :r_., :1: 9:' My Patterns are ALL NEW, and having bought' direct from the maniafacturers, I can sell at prices that cannot he heat. Also _Moth Proof Carpet Lining at Low Prices. ALW,A.YS IN STOCK FULL LINES • SCHOOL BOOKS, MISCELLA.N- EOUS BOOKS, OFFICE STA- TIONERY, &e. CLINTON BOOK STORE, , Express and &graph Office. JAMES A. YUILL. D.ALIZGI-AIS. KIDD'S THE GOLDEN LION ID ID S PRICE, 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE. themtbrough. a sieve with a wooden the heart, soar stomach habituarcest- , • THE HENSALL 'PORK FACTORY • gradually to a, boil a draM them, pass miserable effeot, such as palpitatien of iveness, dizziness of the head, nervous • spoon, seasou them with .a level -table- prostrations, low spirits &c. Its .sale G. St. . J•1-3ETTY spoonful. of salt, half a saltspoonful of peppearone ounce of butter, and. one egg, (all of which will cost 5 cents) mix, tie iu a clean cloth, and boil half an hour longer; then turn it from the clotli on a, lab., and serve hot. This receipt, makes a good large pudding for 10 dents; • • now reabh every town on the 'Western Are prepared to pay the HIGHEST PB ICE for Continent and not a :druggist. but will any quantity of tell you of its wouderfol cures. You can buy a BaIllple Bottle for. tel.i. cents. HOGS ALIVE HOGS, OR DRESSED , . . ALL KINDS OF CURED MEATS 1 . , Three doses will relieve. you. . or you Dall leave out the eaa ana it win Errs' CI:a—Grateful and comfort- : Constantly on Hand. i : • , . natural laws which govern the opera- FINE LARD, SAUSAGES, ' PORK —Ldnis Quintal, an old miser, seven- tions of digestion. and nutrition, and by CUTTINGS, &c. - ty-twu'. 'a ears of age, Was arrested. in. a carefal application of the fine proper- 523 G. 8c. J. PETTY Montreal and sent to jail for causing a ties of 'well selected. -co CCM, Mr. sa, cost less. ing.—" BY- a 'thorough kno-wledge of the mic() in. his house by th.e collection has pro4-idecl our breakfast tables with RHEUMATIS ef carrion flesh. svhich he used as food. a delicately flavored. beverage, which On catering the dock the prisouer pre- may save us many heavy doctor's bills: sented au. extremely repulsive appear- It is by the judiciortsuse of stich articles came :from the vicinity of Lanoraie, ually built rm strona enough -Fo re - once. IIis landlord states that Quintal -of diet that a constitution may be arada • o - c sease. Hun - subtle maladies are floating us ready to attack wherever tWo I fh s rear --th e a, weak point. We may escape Whore ho owns two houses iu the vil- sist every tendency t lags gad. a farm of considerable size in a dreds the adjoining country. Quintal rented around Fi.10 IDS in the bloc o ouse er And all Inflammatory and Skin Diseases Cured in a Few Hours. .EiERE ea -a be no Inflammation without an T Acid Ferment. Brunton's Rheumatic Absoubient Neutralizes the Acid Poisoa, and the cause of pain is removed. Sold. by all Drug. terial and by the best workman, and which we gists. frO ents Advice in particular cases free. Address will warrant as represented. A.11 are cordially GENTLEMEN—As the uestion of Free Trade and Protection is just ow the all absorbing topic of discuseion, it may not be out of place .1 for as to siay a few words to you- as to what we can do either with or without Protection. We can famish you as good a • Single Buggy, Family Phaeton, Democrat or Double Carriage as any other shop in Canada, and for as lean a price, for cash or, on short time. Oar atstablishment • • needs no Pretection. The quality of oar work and the facilities we enjoy dor doing that work a1a•-•1 g <4 al P p g • m g m <4 <4 al )> Z (1) • A Z g g <1,14 0 a <1.<4 :Pc4•Ircll Mut: 0 A A I ja- g g <1=<4 0 C r > P-4'F•T=1 gfal•! (I) > a 1,1 P4:g - M!M CA • Ii r4- 7:1 P ' BUT good and cheap is the best Protection we can haat-, and ivhich has ena led as to 'build up a i good business in a few y ars. We have now in t ar show room a number of very handsome, I . . vehicles of all kinds, made from the best ma- 525-34 W. Y. BRUNTON, London. ' '1AJM 'S301Eld 30` SCINVkle 0 rn 0 0 co J 9 9- ),7,0 taltsi ER. BUTTER. D A 14 D S IS AG,4/4 BUYING Sweet E en Cplored Butter, in irkiu or Rolls. 550 GODE LUM HEMLOCK, BI ICH STREET, SE AFORTEE ER FOR SALE' . irst Q lity, $G per M. PINE fr m $8. LS Ce All Len ths, fro PONY ILL, TO ORDER, 10 to 50 -Feet, ift the : IN McKILLOP. SA.P0172,11'1-1. MR. R. JAMIESON, Having this week Started for Orlasgow to buy his Fall and Winter Stock, begs to announce that during his Absence, his Large Stock of T e Sabsc 'ber has also a LUIYIBER YARD IN SEAFORTH, Where all ki ds of Lu ber can be obtained: 479 THOMa S DOWNEY, DR. WI LIAM GRAY'S SPECIFIC ME ICINE. The reat English Remedy is especially ;J. retorame ded as BM. rv=t--.; unfailio cure for 4'39- sem* Wealtneas aa- "a, a %tb Spermat rrhea, Impo- tency, and all diseases that follow as a se- , e - „ quence of Self abase, sell cheap. Repairing promptly attended to. a Before akm of Vision, Premature Old Age, and many other , as Loss, of " Memory, -After ng, -a numbea of second-hand vehicles which -we will Universal L ssitude, Pain in the Back, Dimness , . diseases that leads to Insanity or Consumption Hoping you will see your way clear to give us a first caused y devia 'ng from the Path of nature and. a Pre tare Gra e, all of which as a tale are itt is 01 329 :\ Ioutcalin street, for which he many. a, fa,tal shaft by keepina ourselves invited to call and inspeet them. We hav alao Pala %5 for a year and a half, and had well foi-tified with pure blood, and a promised rent -for years more. The properl • 11. f " */ S • ' uine oia mon Was Very religious, but withal vice Gazette. Sold only in packetsIabel- a- nouns cc. tame. — an ea- Nms a'libertine. When asked why he led—P Ja,mes Epps & Co Homce6 th did n t be replied that he could. not ?;et as and 170, Piccadilly, London." 482-52 much' good food nor as cheap as in the 1 e,„.it1"- Quintal has resided in the city WOOLLY HORSES.—WO011y horses are for four years. He has been in the not so rare as many suppose, not such habit of collecting a large quantity of great curiosities either, there are many foul xneat, of whieh he would cook suf- to be found in various parts of the coun- ficient to last him several weeks. He then placed it i b el in the cellar • - live oa his farm in tho. country ic Chemists," 48, Threadneedle „Street, try, but we doubt if they will ever prove as valuable to their owners as the one PLENDID FARM FOR SALE.—North half of Lot 24, Con. 8, Morris, containing 100 acres, more or less, 70 acres cleared and free from stamps, the balance is good hardwood; land well fenced with cedar and black ash. splendid new frame barn 10x56, also a good log barn and stable, and a mood log dwelling house and well. Also in rear a°neverfailing spring. There is also on the remises a good orchard, of apple, pear and plum trees. Situated one mile and a half from the gravel road, and 4 miles from the village of Bras- sels. Price very low, aa the -proprietor has pur- chased& farm in Kansas and wants to m2ve there. For further particulars apply to PIERCE CLEN- NEN, on the .. premises, LOUIS McDONALD, Walton, or to MeCAUGHEY & HOLNIVISTED, 550 Seaforth. SUMMER GOODS, Consisting of Lustre and Linen Coats and Vests. Oxford and Regatta Shirts, &e.. will be sold at Greatly Reduced Prices. A LOT OF REMNANTS In Prints, Dress Goods, Win- ceys, Flannels, &c,, will be sold very cheap. call of inspection before spenthng your mon ey and over indulgence- The Speciffc Medicine is elsewhere,,We are, Yours Truly. - . perience In phlet free b ,by all D PILLMAN & do., • for $5, or the result o a life st dy and many years of ea- ting t ese special diseases. Pam - mail. he Specific Medicine is sold I 4 -sts at $ per package, or 6 packi.ges , be sen by mail on reeeipt of the I money, b ddrea WILLIAM GRAY A CO., / nt. Sol 'in Seaforth by Hickson & I . S. Rd erts R. Lumsden and all heats. 1 - t ' CARRIAGE BUILDERS, ALL THESE GOODS Must be Cleared Out so as to make room for New Stock, so that GREAT BARGAINS • Can be had at the Golden Lion during the Summer. R. JAMIESON, SEAFORTH. Sign of the Golden Lion. SEED CORN. SEED CORN. JUST RECEIVED A CAE LOAD 013' BEST SEED CORN PRICE LOW, IIARDWARE. RECEIVED DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS: AMERICAN CUT NAILS, SPADES, SHOVELS, FORKS, HOES AND RAKES, - GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, &,c FENCING WIRE AND BUILDING HARDWARE Of Every Description -Cheap. EAVE TROUGHS AND CONDUCT- ING PIPE Put up on the Shortest Notice and. warranted - Special Inducements to Cash and Prompt Paying Customers. JOHN KID]. FURNITURE. FURNI-ruRE. JL ROBERTSON, CABINETMAKER AND 'ON DEIRTAKER OAS AGAIN OPENED A. Retail Turniture Store Two Doors North of his Old Stand, opposite Waddell & -Co.'s Dry Goods Store, where he is prepared' TO SELL AS CHEAP AS ANY IN THE TRADE. •UNDERTAKING - Atunded to as Usatal. A Large Ste& of COFFINS, CASKETS, CAP% SHP.OUDS, he., always on hand. 531 ROBERTSOti. THE CONSOLIDATED BANK —OF CANADA. • CAPITAL - - $4.0.00.000. I CITx BANE OF MONTREAL, Incorporated 183.11; and ROYAL CANADIAN 13A31.;K, Incorpoutted 11364. SEAFORTH BRANCH. DOMINION 151..-OOK, MAIN -ST. SEAFORTH. Drafts, en New York Payable at any Bank in the United States. Bills ot Exchange on London payable at all -Chief Cities of the United Kingdom- aSin it Mst he been nn sownguaranteed. tno be 'een Agr aqwtrangtityy IN PE calling at Brownell's Grocery. Windsor, I SEA.FORTH, ONT. .Bainggileseddeum, 1 FULL STOCKS OF PAID ON DEPOSITS. M. P. HAYES, 411 C' Maxauxs 1SAoRAMENTAL WINE ALL KINDS OF SEEDS1 AT LOWEST PRICES. TEAS A SPECIALTY AS USUAL. J. BROWNELL. 1 PURE GRAPE WINE SACRAMENT AL AND MEDI- CINAL PURPOSES • —AT— LUMSPEN & WILSON'S, SEA:1'011TR. '