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TIT of Lumber xtiWaya
sawn into tdzea suitable fee
md. ditching purposes Bus -
Ash, Cherry Pine. &e'., sawn
for the different purposesfoe
imonly used.
at on Short Notice.
r MOVABLE FENCE.
E—Only requires a. Trial to
Oriority. It is made offt reek
stakes, and soft Qui &Pars;
tit esek joining. The- Fenee
half feet high. This Fence
the remainder of the month
.:NTS PER.
lieg-nlar Pelee, viz.: 7Q coots.
4 will be charg.ed.
qd Flouring Mill
Flouring attended to prompt-
perior article warranted front
mant work can be relied upon.
ere beet of wheat is
ainneffnetn re of none-
ne
etialieet.
all the Latest Improvements.
the work is superintended by
ELIENCED MILLER.
13 Flonr will always, give sat -
ETA!. ST ORE.
ted Stock of Dry Goods, Gro-
, and !-hes, Readymade Cloth-
rs, &e., on hand, and offered at
qCWZNLOCK
Winthrop Steam:Mills.
T CLEARING SALE
OF
R GOODS
OW GOING ON
1=1\7117S -
STOCKS NOWHERE,.
re, Time Worn, Moth—
:ten Rubbish at Denes,
r'oods, and
T THE PRICES
-Printe 8 cents,
and:Hoyle's Prints, 10
5 cents per ya.rd.
we are almost giving away
Costumes, $1 75.
VHOLE STOCK GOING
r SUCH PRICES.
Object to you to get
heap Goods,
ENT' FOR THEM,
eund to Make a Clearance.
AND UNDERTAKING_
FOOT & BOX,
AFORTH1
rtd at their Warerooms,
Varkt, as handsome a
[Furniture of every Des
s can be found in. Ca27)
stablishment in Huron,
ich they are prepared ta
lectured under their own super- -
can guarantee it as to quality.
LE MADE TO ORDER.
EIEN D ESI RED .
KI NG.
red a handsome Heare, they are
attend to nndertaking in all its •
rut -let -reasonable term.
wth their tut lerteking business
EPTIC
the body and destroys all offen-
vets contagion, arising froni
e'eepeet /WI!! Solicitee 7.
B ROA D FOOT & RO X
SEAF(JRTII
E AND LAND AGENCY.
NZO STRONG
,everiti FirtClass Stock, Fire
UraLett COILIVitliCS, arid is prepr
:n
FA VORA I; LE TERMS.
- several of tlhe best Loan Socie-
r the eele auS, purhs,se of Farm
rty. )
/
OF FST -CLASS 131-
) FARMS FOR SALE.
0 Loan at S Per Cent.
Interet.
White Star Line of Steamers.
r M. Morrion's Stor, Main -St
r
•
SEPTEMBER 20, 187S.
THE }FUR°
11POSITOR.
7
•
loulactor Lewis in a Dilem-
A Family of Nine Trav--
ering on three Tickets.
Conductor Lewis, of the Tilsonburg
breach railway is a most genial and af-
foie official to the ordinary class of
mongers, but if a dead beat attempts
to come any game over him his visage
assuraes the expression of. Bismarck
wheu looking his sternest. We make
teee comments in consequence of being
eye -witness to a naost ludicrous scene
last Monday. The train left for Bur -
&c., at 5 p. m. The coach was
fairly filled,but one end seemed unusually
eroded. Lewis entered., and. in a
eery dignified manner, said "tickets."
ne snap of the punch was heard as he
toed from seat to seat until the crowd.
At the end. was reached and. then there
was &pause. As Mr. L. stood in awaiting
titude, he took in at a glance the self-
vident factj that he was in the pres-
nce of a fainily like that of the martyr
mei Rogers, who were nine small
oliildren and one at the "breast." The
bead of the household, a seedy half -pro-
fessional looking individual, arose and.
handed out three tickets. These were
acceptd. but Lewis looked as unsatis-
fia as though he had. received nothing.
Then the " discussion " began. We
Jove heard of the Irishman who was
surprised at the quality of froth ccratng
from one bottle of ale, but his was noth-
ing to the incredulity on Lewis' "phi,"
as that father tried to convince h m
that only two were above five years of
age. The seven olive branches were
counted and. their ages estimated, and
r. L. looked under the seat to see if
more were hidden there. All this time
the mother put in her "oar" to back
the husband's assertion. For our part
our sympathies were excited for the
head of the family, but Mr, Lewis be-
gan to get a little pale and a trifle stern-
er, and finally as a last resort, the lit-
tle,naother was appealedto, and with
many a shake of theheael andwomaialy
threat, ehe attenuated pocket book was
brought forth and. the few quarters it
=tinned handed over In making
change the balance was handed back
to the male party, and theu another
•sitimiish began as to the possession of
the change. How it all ended. we do
not know, only that the G. W. R. did
not stiffer loss, although the parties lost
their temper. We advise that family
the next time they travel, nine in nura-
ber, -with bird. cages, band boxes and
bundles, to get a larger supply of tick-
ets.
A Tencler Young Traveller.
ON BOARD TRIN, RITEIt DU Lour,
August 13.—The passengers by tlie
through Intercolonial train from St.
ohn, N. B., to Mthatreal, which arrived.
at Bona,venture Station one morning
lately, were very much interested in a
little girl about seven years of age, who
was travelling alone, friends having
placed. her ou board. the t
John onTuesday night, and.
the tender mercies of pa,ssen
• The little girl teVieted uneasily in her
chair for a moment, and therCburst out
with the question:
"What makes horse' bones ?"
"I don't know," said the auntie, in a
despairing tone.
•
"I think they're made out of skin,".
said the little girl, with an air of con-
viction. Yes, they're made ont
of skin an' hair an' wool an' rubber;
that's what horses' hones is made out
"Yes, dear," said the shameless wo-
man.
"If my pa gets that bone taken oh
of his leg he'll give ine 'is watch.
Would you have a bone taken out of
your leg, auntie ?"
"You ridiculous child., of
not."
Why not r
"01', keep still!"
The.yeeeng woman then got up and
over the rail into the water.
The *kit. uttered a shriek, and the
li.mte21. against his will, rescued
he young isy.
" Thanlarm, sir," said the aunt.
" What for ?" asked the terrible
fant. •
"For nothing," said. the rescuer.
"Auntie, did Ton ever see a little
dicky bird flirt up its tail an' sing ?"
"Yes, dear."
•
ram at St.
eft her to
Cr&s. She
was very neatly dressed, tjnd had. a
white pasteboard card. tightly sown on
the left shoulder of her jacket, upon
which was written in a neat, lady-
like hand the following: "Nellie Carr
—Please forward to Dtroit, thence to
Lawton by Michigan Central Railway."
Carefully pinned in her pocket she car-
ried an envelope inclosing a halt -fare
ticket," St. John to Detroit." A bas-
ket (nearly as large as hergelf) contain-
illg an ample supply of cookies, dough-
nuts, buns, &c., and a "little dollie,"
which she very tenderly nursed., com-
pleted her outfit. She told your cor-
respondent quite confidentially that She
had money enough in the toe of her
boot to pay her fare from Detroit to
Lawton. She added,however, that her,
auntie had. strictly cautioned her against
telling any one that she had. any money,
s there were a lot of bad. men travel-
ling who would take it away from her.
Her father is to meet .her at Lawton,
where she will arrive (if she makes her
nunaerous connections all right) next
Friday night. All who saw her at the
ear, wished ." little Nellie" a comfort-
• able trip and a safe and speedy arrival
at th.eend of her long and. tedious trip
of 1,700 miles.
course
in -
A.. 0-. AarlIT
SEAFORTH,
is now receiving .a large stock of all
kinds of goods, wbih have been bought
very cheap, and. will give good bargains
to all who may favl.
favor him with a cal
He fells confident tliat there is no other
house West of Tronto, that can sell
I
better, or cheaper groceries. A. Cr. Ault,
now extends a cordial invitation to all
to call and exam
purchasing elsewh
prices of fresh te
" Where ?"
"1 meant no, dear." (Desperately.)
"Did you see that colored lady, aun-
tie? She had on la fearful pretty hat,.
ever so much prettier than yours—I
want to- go home."
" You musn't go home; your mam-
ma is sick, and you must go with
"What makes mamma siek?"
" Never mind, she'll -be well again in
a week or two.
" But I want to know what makes
her sick ?"
" Never mind, dear."
why
But just then the boat swung up to
her pier at Stapleton, and the inquisi-
tive young lady and her submissive aunt
disembarked.
ne his stock before
re. All kinds and
•
, sugars, rice, cod
fish, pork, flour, ran, shorts, oat meal,
porn, meal, pot bailey, currants, raisins,
yrups, best branjs of soaps, pure coal
oil, also the celelirated English Excel-
sior horse and elle food. Call early
and buy often..
A. G. A
Lrven Is KING.—The Liver is the
imperial organ of the whole human sys-
tem, as it controls the life, health and
happiness of man. Whenit is disturbed,
inits proper action, all kinds of ailments
are the natural result. The digestion
of food:, the movements of the heart and
blood, the action of the brain and ner-
vous -system, are all immediately con-
nected with the workings of the Liver.
It has beeu successfully proved. that
Green's August Flower is unequalledin
curing all persons afflicted with Dys-
pepsia or Liver complaint, and all the
numerous symptoms that result from
an unhealthy condition of the Liver and
Stomach. Sample bottles tatry, 10 cents.
Positively sold. in all towns on the
Western Continent. Three doses will
prove that it is just what you want.
Errs's Coco.—Grateful and comfort-
ing.—" By a thorough knowledge of the
natural laws which govern the opera-
tions of digestion and nutrition, anel\by
a careful a,pplication of the -free proper-
-ties of well selected cocoa, Mr. Epps
has provided. our breakfast tables with
a delicately flavored. beverage, which
may save us many heavy doctor's bills.
It is by the judicioususe of such articles
of diet that a constitetion may be grad-
ually built up until strong enough to re-
sist every tendency to disase. 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."--Civit Ser-
vice Gazette. Sold only inpackets label-
led—" James Epps & Co. Iromceopatli-
ic Chemists, 48, Threadneedle Street,
and. 170, Piccadilly, London." 482-52
, .
One Female who could. Throw
a Stone.
The writer one knew a family in
which there were six bouncing girls
without a break. 1 Being very poor, the
father had takenthe eldest to aesist
him in out of door work. To this she
seemed to take naturally,and eventually
became an adept in mowing, reaping,
tree -felling, and . even snow.shoeing—
one of the most difficult to azqiiire corn -
and of. Although fully equal to the
tl
. ys of her age in doing the above
lark, there was only one thing in -which
she showed a. decided superiority, and
that was in stone throwing. The pre-
cision aud velocity with Which she
Could hurl one of; those missiles was to
me who was a year or two her junior,
a source of never-ending wonder and ad-
miration, As a proof of her skill, she
brought home three partridges (ruffled
grouse) killed in one day with stones.—
rreinia City (Nee.) EnterPrie.
LT, SEAFORTH.
A3D131:2•S S
To the Free an
Independent Elec-
tors of the C unty of Huron.
GENTLEMEN-7AB the question of Free Trade
end Protection is jast now the all absorbing
topic of discussion, t,roay not be out of place
for tie to say a few w6rds to yon as to what we
withont Protection. We
od a Single Buggy, Family
r Double Carriage as any
can do either with o
can furnish you as g
Phaeton, Democrat
Local\Notices.
Tss Sugars and Coffees, extra vahre
r.., -,w & FustEV, Seaforth. - 561 •
•Gine WerrEnee--Wanted immediately
a good servant girl. kiply at the ‘! Expositor "
Office, Saforth. 657
JUST AIM -MED a lot of first-class Tim-
- othy seed and orehaxd grass, for fall sbwing at
LAIDLKW & FAIRLEVS, Seaforth. 561
A. LIMITED quantity of the celebrated
Victor and Seneca Wheat, for seed, to be had at
LAIDLAW & FAIRLEY'S, Seafoith. 561
THE SEED STORE.—DLACh Bulbs and
other winter flowering roots. Will have • shortly
on hand a large and .varied collection of Choice
• Selected Bulbs, at R. LooAN 6'; Co.'s, Sign of the
Mammoth Turnip. 561.
VICTOR WEI-EA:P.—Having only a lim-
ited quantity of this valuable fall wheat, we would
advise farmers wishing to procure seed to call early
and secure it. We guarantee it good and pure
It. LOGAN & CO.; Sign of . the Mammoth Turnip,
Seaforth. 7561
THE CHEAPEST place to buy yo -HT fruit
jars is at WiLsoN & Youo's. Prices for the best
jem jars, with solid ringsTS for half gallon $1.75
and for quart 81.25 per dozen. Crockery and glass-
ware Cheaper than any other house in Town, and
the best selection of goods to be found in any house
in Western Canada. 552 •
AGENTS WANTED, in every Town and
Townehip in the counties of Huron, Bruce, Perth,
Oxford, Waterloo'and Michilese, to sell and ad-
just to windows Muun's Patent Sash Regulator,
Can be applied to any.window,- ancl is preferable, to
weights at half the ‘cost. 'Good references must
accompany allapplications. JAS. A. CLINn & Co:,
Seaforth- 562
WILSON ct YOUNG 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 boght alarge stock
of sugar before theadynuce th(iy tire in a position
to give their numerous customers an advantage in
price that other houses cannot. Their stock of
new tea, l'
atobaccos fruits, soaps,. flour and feed,
hams, be on, &c., &c., - is first class .and will be
sold at prices to Suit the times. Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere. The highest pi -ice
• paid for good butter and eggs. 552
other shop in Caned
for cash or on shor time. Oar establishment
1, and for as lean a price,
needs n§ Protection
and the facilities we
good and cheap is
ha e, and which, ha
good buainess in a
our show room
mRs. 0. K. DUNL
Musie IU open on
should give in their
the opening of the cla
Ing Instruments can
OP'S Fall Term in
Rept. 16th. Pupils
names previous to
. Those not hav-
be accommodated
with use of Plano or Organ at very mod-
erate rates. Seafortb, Sept. 7, 187. -561
GANG PLOilS.
GANG FLOWS.
GAG PLOWS.
The quality of onr work
enjoy for doing that work
he best Proteation we can
enabled us to build up a
ew years. We have now in
number of very handsome
•
vehicles of all kindii made from the best ma-
,
terialand by the,
will warrant as re
invited to call aa
a number of seeond
The Confou_ned Five -Year -Old
A. pretty little girl, about five years
cd, with one of those sugar -loaf hats
modeled no doubt after Fra Diavolo's
in the play no doubt, came on board the
Staten Island ferry boat Westfield last
evening. In her train was .a weary -
looking middle-aged lady, whom she
treated with condescention and called
Auutie." After the young lady had
found a comfortable seat in the bow of
the boat, she allowed her aunt to take
a camp steel near by. When the boat
started, she began s, systeMatic method
et torture, to which the middle-aged
41y submitted. With wonderful resigna-
tion.
iIthe
btera, \a.mtie ?" she asked,
(llYe
tsthatins, gatoear li" said the wearylooking
ade, '
1:12d1.thareilg
riaih.,ynake all that water ?"
0, a
,;atekNrIlas:e didn't the rain make all that
Oh, the rain wouldn't affect it !yu
Why wouldn't the rain 'feet it ?"
Oh, you can't understand that
taas
Why can't I unelerstand it?"
, "Never mind; do keep still, that's a
"ar ; auntie's head aches.
tie"What make your head
" The heat, I suppose."
"What makes the heat ?"
The sun, of course, dear."
Wht is the sun ?"
sYna know what the sun is
91:1-gh ; I shan't answer that."
ache,
ann-
TEESWA
et workman, and which we
resented. All are cordially
Aspect them. We have also
hand vehicles -which we will
POR
ER
PERRY,
Which are now acknow edged to be tho BEST
manuiaoturel in America.
sell cheap. Repairing promptly attended to.
Hoping you will see your way clearl to give us a
call of inspection ofore spending your money
elsewhere, We are, ours Truly,
PILL AN ik CO.,-
'
CAR IAGE BUILDERS,
SEAF0RTH,. ONT.
•
saEt
well
Great Western Railway.
Trains leave B .tissels station, north and south,
as under:
GOING NORTH. GOING SOUTH.
Mixed.. ... .10:25 A, M. Mail 6:15 A. M.
Accom.. .... 9:0,8 P. M. Accom....112.15 A.21;
Mail 2:53 P. M. Mixed 7:5 P. M.
Grand Trunk Railway.
Trains leave Sealorth and Clinton Stations as
follows
GOING WEST— 1 SEAORTH. CLINTON.
Express ' 2:25 P. 2I. 2:45 P. M.
Express 8:58 P. M. 9:20 P. M.
Mixed Train9:00 A. M. , • 10:00 A. M.
Galin- EAST— SEAFORTH. CLINTON.
Mixed Train7:52 A. M . 7:27 A.M.
Express Train 1:15 P. M. 12:50?. M.
Mixed Train. 5:00 P. M. 4:25 P. M.
Mixed Train.... 10:35 A.M. 10:00 A.M.
London,lauron and Bruce.
GOING NORTH— Mail. Mixed. Express.
P.M. A.M. ; P. •
London, depart.... 2 15 6 65 6 15
Exeter 8 35, 8 05 7 25 '
Hensall ......... . 8 52 8 34 7 14
Kipp'en . . ....... 3 58 8 44 7 68
Brucefield 4 08 9 00 8 08
Clinton 4 25 9 45 8 25
. P.M.
Blyth .;.. 4 p io 32 8 52
Wingham, arrive... 5 25 1.1 30 9 25
Gonto SOUT/Ir Mixed. Mail. Express.
A. M. A. M. P. M.
Wingham, depart... 10 55 7 00 6 15
P.M.
Myth .. . 12 16
Clinton... ........ ,1 16
Brncefield 1 40
OIR111-1
PIUS IC AI
INSTRUP,IIT EMPORIUM
SCOT11 BROTHERS
WROUGHT IRON AXLES..
WROUGHT IRON AXLES.
WROUGHT IRON AXLES.
Wrought Iron
Wrought Iron
Wrought Iron
pokes in Wheel.
pokes in Wheel.
pokes in Wheel.
The Port Perry is t only Gang Plow made
with Wrought Iron Axies and Wrought Iron
Spokes in the Wheels.
THISTLE CUTTERS.
. THISTLE CUTTERS.
HISTLE CUTTERS.
FURNITURE.
Masaie's Cele rated No. 18 and
OLIVER'S PATE1T CHILLED PLOWS.
Also all kinds of Ceneral Purpose Plows.
CASTINGS AND REPAIRS
OF AL KINDS AT
III.
0. C. ILLSON'S
FURNITURE.
M. ROBERTSON;
CABINETMAKER
AND UNDERTAKER,
HAS AGAIN OPENED A
ietail Furnit re Store
Two Doors North of his 011 Stand, apposite
Wadden & Co.'s Dry Goods Store, where he is
prepared
TO SELL AS CBEA1 AS ANY IN
THE TRA E.
UNDERT KING
Attend, l to as sual.
A Large Stock of COFFINS, CASKETS, CAPS,
SHROUDS, &o., alwifys on hand.
581 M. ROBERTSON.
AGRICULTURAL INPLEMENT EM-
, PORIUM, SEAFORTH.
Call and See Them, and if you,
don't like them don't buy.
0. C. WILLSON, - PR.OPR1NTOR.
,d-iztpLA:r
SEMIANNUAL
CLEARNG SALE
to the
Beg to direct the Eattention of the Public
following from the Detroit Daily Telegraph.
. WILL COMMENCE AT
IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF:
JOHN ROGERS
"Mr. Clo tglb, of the Clough,
ON
Warren Orgs n Company, has been
c'
quite success id in introducing their 0ATU RDAY, JULY 27,
determination is to clear
the Stork, a
SEED CORN.
SEED C RN.
JUST RECEIVED A iA1 LOAD OF
BEST SEE 1 CORN,
celebrated I2 struments in Europe. And as the
Several of their leading styles were
shipped to 4ndon, England, on the
Twenty-Eig7 th of .May, and the
COntpany ar
cable messa
gams to .111
Fifty New
with whom,
Kippen.
Ilensall
Exeter
I 57
• 2 05
250
735 655
01 .7 24
818 743
828 758
884 804
849 803
to -day in, receipt' of a
ordering Seventy Or-
ssrs.\Chappell & Co, of
Bond Street, London,
r. Clough has conclud-
ed arrange ments. for the agency.
The Company were also favored a
few days since with an order for six
Organs from their :Manchester, Eng-
land Agents, notwithstanding the
PRICE; OW,
•
And the Corn guaranteed t
of it has been sown and es
calling at Brownell's Groce
CONFIDING PUBLIC
May remain assured that
GI- P0 ID S—
i
Will be • offered at
bN OF THE
WALL PA ER, BORDRS,
ND
WIND
W BLINDS.
CIRCULAR SAW.
rn
0
cn
0
1111
ae
Li I 1\T Ti 0 1\T
P:$ I
txlai
I show in tbe abo
STOCK and
ever
e lines this year a FINER
ETTER VALUE than
efore offered in
My Patterns are A
direct from the
prices that cannot
Also Moth P
L NEW, and having bought
anufacturer, I an eon at
e beat.
oof Carpet Lining at
L w Prices.
ALWAYS IN
SCHOOL
EOUS. B
TIONER
CK FULL LINES
BOOKS, MISCELLAN-
OKS, OFFICE STA -
&c.
CLINTON BOOK STORE,
grow. A. L'quantity
be seen growing by
FULL STO KS OF
ALL KINDS F SEEDS
BARGAIN PRICES
Dress Goods, Shawls, Straw]Goods,
Skirts, Parasols, Tweeds, Hats,
Caps, and Clothing.
AT LOWES
PRICES.
TEAS A SPECIAL
J.
KIDD'S
Y AS USUAL.
ROWNELL.
RDWARE.
R ECE
DIRECT FROM M
AMERICAN. CUT
SPADES, SHOV
HOES AND
GLASS, P
All will he included in the
GENERAL SLAUGHTER,
AND ---
j
fact that th wareroorns of English Astounding Discounts
dealers are flooded with Eastern
(United St tes) manufacture. The
Clough, & Warren Company have
reason to feel gratified at their Eu-
ropean. MOMS.),
SCO
T BROTH ERS
Are the Wholesale Agents for Ontario for the
' • ahoy& Instruments. Also the
EMERSON PIANO,
And all other [tiakes of Instruments furnished
when desired on
THE S °WIEST NOTICE •
D
For Circulavand other Infor-
mation, address- .
scorri3R0THERS,
SEAFORTil.
-
VICTOR liTHEIT.—MR. W. REHILL has
still a quantity of the celebrated Victor Wheat on
hand, which he will sell very cheap. 561
Will be given in Every Department.
VED
NUFACTURERS:
AILS,
LS, FORKS,
AKES,
INTS, OILS,
FENCIN
WIRE'
NV011:131/1/41V ISTEI 3H.1.
RESSMAKING.
MISS SCOTT
PEGS leave to announce to the Ladies of Sea -
forth and surrounding country that she has
commenced dressmaking in all the
LATEST STYLES AND VARIATIONS,
And hopes by Neatness, Good Work and Punctu-
ality to merit the patronage of all.
Rooms over Lumsden & Wilson's Dret Store,
Main Street, Seaforth.
Six apprentices wanted. 559
Express
nd Telegraph, Nice.
JAMES A. YUILL.
THE SEAN TH WOOLEN MILLS.
••••••• 101,=•••••••••
TO T E FARMERS.
If you hav
made
Wool yon. wish, to have'
or to trade for
WOOLEN GOODS,
GI
E US A TRIAL.
We will ot be outdone either in
Qztali of Work or Price.
You are invitedj to call and see our Machinery,
ths ork we are doing, and
OUR IR1OES FOR 1878.
AND BUILDIN HARDWARE
Of Every Dese iption Cheap.
EAVE TROUGHS AND CONDUC'T-
tee
02
02
ING PIPE
Pat up on the Shortei Notice and Warranted.
Special Inducem nts to Cash, and
Prompt Pay ng Customers.
JOHN KIDD.t
THE CONSOLIDATED BANK'
N A D
' 0 F C
CAL4TAL -
CITY BANK OF MON
and ROYAL C
Incorp
- $4.000.000.:
iNREAL, Incorporated 1838;
ADIAN BANK,
rated 1861.
AFORT
DOMINION BI
SE
Drafts on New
Bank in the 'United St
Bills of Excha
at all Chief Cities of t
INTEREST PAI
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ON DEPOS1T8
M. P. HAYES,
MANAGE/ir
NTAL WIN
PURE G ‘APE WINE
JOHN ROGERS.
A LARpE QUANTITY . • — OR-- - v
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SACRAMENTAL AND. MEDI
PORE ,IDIARIS GREEN - OINAL
. 1 LUMSDEN
ROBERTS' DRUG STORE.
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URPOSES
AT—
&
SEA ORTH.
ALSO AGENT FOR
Mrs. Westn's Liver Medicine, LUMBER FOR SAL.
frim $8.
Headache, 6:50.
All Length% fro 10 to 50 Feet, at the
PONY MILL,
The Sub
A Sure Cure for Billiousnessi HEMLOCK, First Q ality, $6 per M. PINE
PRICE, 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
BILLS CU TO ORDER,
BUTTER. BUTTER.
EDWARD CASI-
IS AGAIN BUYING
Sweet EveColored Butter, in'
Firkins or Rolls.
550 GODERICH STREET, SEAFORTIL
LUMBER YA•
Whereall kinds of T4
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ber has also it
D IN SEAFORTH,
ber Amu be obtained.
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4c Done s Usual.
MADE TO ORDER
And a Large Sf.rnk Kept Constantly on Hand to
xchange for Wool.
A. G. VANEGMOND.
Sestorth, Jtro 12, 1878. 549-13
SEAFOIRTH PLANING MILL,
SASH, DOR AND_BLIND FACTORY
THE gubscri
customers
him since co
trusts that he
of the same.
Parties lute
him a call, as
arge stook of
erbe sleeve to thank hismunerons
or O. liberalpatronage extendedta
encing business in Seaferth, anl
ay be favored with a continuum
ding to build woulddo well to give
e will continue to keep on hand a
Ilkinds ef
. D Y PINE LUMBER,
A. 14 it Pi
DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
SRI GLES, LATH, ETC.
He f eolse o dent of givin g satisf action t o t hose
who may f avo him with.theirpatronage, itopd
but first-claB workmen are employed.
1Partic stet tention paid t CustomPlanins
201 JOHN II. BROADFOOT.
EG EMPOltIUM.
The subs
cutomers(
patronage d
by strict int
to merit the
iber hereby thanks hie numerous
erenaute and others) for their liberal
ing the past seven years, and hopes,
ority and elo se attention to business,
confidence and trade in thefuture.
Having eatly enlarged his premises, duds:*
the winter, e is now prepared to pay the
ST CASH PRICE
ntity of good fresh eggs, delivered
EGG EMPORIUM,
Main Street,Seaforth.
y the subscriber 25 tone of good dry
T STRAW.
-D. D. WILSON.
HIGH
1-1 For any qu
at the
Wanted
't -Nd clean WHE
DR. WI LIAM GRAY'S SPECIFIC
MEDICLN E.
Remedy is especially
The Great English
recommended as an
,
unfailing care for
4-,- Seminal "wee -knees
tiN3 Spennatorrhea, Impo-
tency, and all diseases
•
Z: Ore aka quonce of Soli abase,
that follow as a se -
ea Loss of Memory,
Universal assitude, Pain in the Back, Dimness
let
of Vision, remature Old Age, and many other
:-4 diseases t 'Heads to Insanity or Consumption
and a Pre ature Grave, all of which ill3 a rule are
first caused by deviating from the Pant of nature
and over i dulgence• The Speciffc Medicine is
the result o a life etudy and many years of ex-
perience in resting these specialdiseases. Pm-
plalet free b mail. The Specific: Medicine is sold
by all Drag ts at $1 per package, or 6 packages
for $5, or ill be sent by mail on receipt of the
money, by ddressing WILLIAM GRAY & CO.,
Windsor, nt. Sold in Seaforth by Iliekson it
Blessdell, . S. Roberts R. Lumsden and all
druggist ra rebants.
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THE H NSALL PORK FACTORY.
G. & J. PETTY
14
.HOGS ALIVE OR DRESSED
=14 ALL J1NDS OF CURED MEATS
tea FINE LARD, SAUSAGES, PORK
OUTTINGS, ar,e,
P"J
-523 G.
Are prepar to pay the HIGHEST PRICE for'
any quantity Of
Constvitly on Hand.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
tOR CESTIVICATBM,
(tinder the new Act,) issued at the
EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SEAFORTH.
Under authority of the Lieutenant -Governor
Ontario.
RHEUMATISM
And all Inflammatory and Skin
Dise.aes Cured in a Few Hours.
TITRIty. eau be no Inflammation without an
1— Acid Ferment. Brunt's itireatuantie
Alisorbieni Neutralizes the Acid Foiso,end
the cause of pain is removed. SoId hy all Drug-
gists. Prze-50 cent. A.41vIce in partied:Tease(
free. Address
625-34 W. Y. BRUNTON, Loam.