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every Des -
and in any
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Bologna. and
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lid having one
meat in Can -
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his numerous
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on to business
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make up
AIDS, &c.,
punctually at-
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into eo-part-
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NovEiltii3ER 29, 187 8.
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..TIE HUROIST EXPOSITOR.
•rngerSoll on. Drummers.
Spe' ailing about the means by which
see past presperity was brought about,
44-Boh" Ingersoll says in one of his
last
tofarther:
"Every roan that could. get $500
worth of gods on credit became a mei-
tbant, They wanted to be dentists,
jawyers, cloctors—something that there
was rw work in. When they could not
that they would 'start an insurance
associatioral Then they sent their
Agents all over the country to get your
•property insured, to get your life insur-
ed, and every moment you would. have
a picture of a coffin thrust in your face
-to see if you wouldn't insure. And
those agents would come and sit down
by you and talk to you about your last
struggle with that -monster—death.
They got a dertain glare of the premi-
um, and they insured anybody. They
insured consumption in its hemorrhage,
.and the money flowed into the society.
As soon as the fellows began to dielthe
company closed its doors. Then they
had fire insurance companies, !The
agents of these also had. a share of the
premiums, and. I tell you that for six,
eight or teia.,! years they would have in-
sured an ice -berg in perdition. Then
the merchant filled all the cars and all
the hotels and bars with runners and
drummers. Every man that you met
had three carpet sacks filled with
.samples. And in the meantime we had
the bankrupt law, so that every man
who couldn't pay his debt a might take
-the benefit of this law. Then it all
went to the clerks, etc., of the courts. I
never heard of anybody getting more
than 3 per cent, on any claim in my
life."
• —
Why They were called Lorne.
Lorne is the favorite adjective em-
ployed by traders just now to qualify
anything particularly new .and nice.
There are "Lorne" neckties, "Lorne
collars " Lorne " hats, • and "Lorne
caps, not to speak of Tartan.. stuffs.
We also hear of a manufacturer who is
absent to present to the public a "Lorne" -
biscuit. .The confectioners, too, are up -
to the times, as the following incident
will show: A reporter, While coming
out of a confectionery establishment
tlie other day, obeerved a plate Of sweet-
meats ticketed " Lorne Caramels," and
entered. into conversation with .the
young woman behind _ the counter with
the object of finding out what rich or
peculiar ingredient was in the taffy to
Warrant the use of the qualifying word.
He remarked, " By the way, why do
you call these (pointing at the object of
his curiosity) `i Lorne Carmels ?' " " Oh,"
was the reply, " because they are very
nice." " But they are no nicer or a weet-
er than other caramels ?" " They are
not sweet," was the reply ; "these car-
amels are tar l 'uns." Our reporter, by
a desperate effort, smiled, and the in-.
terview concluded. . .
, •
A Household Fruit Dryer.
A Miehigan,man has invented a fruit
evaporator, which is a simple addition
to the household stove. It is said. to do
its work rapidly and skilfully, and to be
readily handled. The dryer is a long
tin pan, which may be from three to
six, eight or ten feet long, as may suit
the convenience of the room in which
is the kitehen!stove; in width it is made
o. that it covers -one end. of the surface
top of an ordinarycook stove, as it rests
on and operatesby the heat. of the
stove. The Machine_ may be kept at .
work all the time the cooking or baking
is going on, as it oectipies but two holes.
This long tin pan, as it may be named,
has a tight compartment or chamber,
which is partly filled, with water, .and
on, the top surface of this eompartrnent
Is placed the fruit or vegetables prepar-
ed for drying. The hot Water and.
steam in the lower compartnient dries
the fruit,, without danger of burning or
crisping, A pock or a . half bushel of
fruit may be dried in from , one to two
hours; The fruit when dried, and pack-
ed is then in perfect condition to put
away beyond the reach of anything that
• will injure it,--!- Western Agriculturist.
H . •
Winter Clothing for Children.
Every ono Must remark that a favor-
ite article of -winter clothing for chil-
dren is. a comforter swathed around the
neck. This iF,;• a great error ; • the feet _
and wrists are the proper members, to
keep warm; the face and throat will
harden into a healthy indifference to
cold; but that muffler, exchanged for
an extra pair of thick socks and knit-
ted gloves, would preserve a boy or girl •
really warm and. well: - Bronchitis_ and
sore throat have declined 50 per centum
since the absurd use of high collars and.
twice round neckerchiefs went out. of
fashion ; and if the poor would take bet-
ter care of thdir children's feet half the
infantileonertality would disappear. It
only costs a trifle to put a piece of thick
-felt or cork inte the bottom of a boot Or
shoe, but the difference is often consid-
erable betweet that and a doctor's. bill,
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with perhaps t ie undertaker's besides. --!--
Green illaitatain Prcelnan. • - ,. ,
Death of a Romantic . Yorlth.
Charles. B. Sinai' a vonuff lawyer Of
i, ., -r;
Baltimore, arrived. in Ashbury Park,
N. L, on Tuesday, and died.a, few days
afterwards of !bleeding - of the lungs.
hat previous te his death he sent ,1/434,-
000. each to Vitstit• and. Hampton C�1 -
leges, and $37,000 to the pour of nalti-
h1Ore. He • b+Itleallied ,c,;20,000 to a'
Young lady of Eenith Amboy, whom tie
expected to inirry, on condition that
she should reniaiu single for two years.
Ir. Smith retUrtied to America on the
18th of Oct. Ile had . been absent for
eight months tt escape the consequences
of a dud in. w'tlieli he killed Walter.
Farquhar, of Vi reinia. Ily direction of
deceaSed, his betty will be forwarded to
Dr. LeMoyne f‘tr (-ruination.
A Swindler Caught.
A man use(1et, Morrison, who -said he
came from London, bargained with Mr.
R. Mccubbita of Chatham township,
at a year ago, • foe the purchase of
abo
the latter's farm at the price of $1,000.
Witb a small cash payment he went on
the farni and. reaped a good harvest this
Year, purchased on credit a reaper and
Ower and a gang plow. One Saturday
DIght or Sunday lately lie silently de -
Parted, taking pith him the proceeds of
• this ear's fanning, and the machinery
had purchitse'd but not paid for.
1_1 Constable Best1,1, of Chatham, was in-
etracted to tack the runaway and,
alter a. two dais' tramp- by highways
and, byways, ROud the fellow on the
toad near, and. 'Making for London. He
had left much his machinery in the
care of parties by the way, with in-
Artictions to keep it till called for. Con -.
stable Best told the runaway his busi-
ness, and he immediately handed over
the amount of all the accounts present-
ed to him, and gave orders for the de-
livering of the machinery stored by the
way. This done, he was permitted to
proceed.
IS YOUR LIFE WORTH 10 CENTS?—Sick-
ness prevails everywh ere,and everybody
complains of some disease during their
life. When sick,the ciiject is to get well;
now to say plainly that no person in this
world that is sufferine• with Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint and its effects, such as
Indigestion, Costiven ss,Sick Headache,
Soar Stomach, Heart Burn, Palpitation
of the Heart, Depres. ed Spirits, Billi-
ousness, &c., can tak GREEN'S AUGUST
FLOWER without getti • g relief and cure.
If you doubt this go, to your Druggist
and get a Sample Bot le for 10 cents and:::
try it. Regular size 5 cents, two doses1
will relieve you.
Thousands of p ople are now care-
ly allowing the
ough the prelimin ry symptoms of
suniption, under the fatal delusion
t they are troubled with nothing but
slight cold." .Ho4r necessary is it,
n,th4 a cold shoull be cared•for from
incipiency, and ev ry exertion used.
et rid of it. " ryan's Pulmonic
ers " will stop the hacking cough in
•w minutes, and by their influence on
bronchial and pulmonary organs all
s of dangerous results will soon be dis-
ted—but they musi be taken in time.
by all druggists aud country deal -
price 25 cents pe box.
OnSE MEDICINES. It is gratifying to
kn w that there -is at least one which
has stood the test nd proved itself
wo th the confidence eposed in it ; we
kno» of no- other a tide which has
pro ed so generally a cessful, or given
sue universal satisfac ion ; we are con-
fide t that there is rah -e of it used than
all thers combined, a d that it will
tely supersede all others there can
be o doubt. It is" arley's Condition
Po ders pind Arabian Heave Remedy,"
weadvise all who req in anything of
the ind to give it a tri 1—we know they
will be satisfied with the result.
Ren ember the name, nd see that the
sign ture of Hurd & C . is on each pack-
age. Northrop & Lym n, Toronto, Ont.
proprietors for Gonad i. Sold by all
me icine dealers. '
les
th
CO
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a"
th
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to
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the
fee,
sip'
Sol
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selves, to drift
E PS's COCOA.—G-rat
ing. "By a thorough
not al laws which g
tion of digestion and.
a ca 'eful application o
ties if well selected oc
has rovicled our breabla
a d licately flavored
may savt us many hea
It is by the judicious us
of di -t that a constituti
uall3 built up until str
sist very tendency to
dred of subtle mala
axon d • us ready to
t er is a weak point.
mn a fatal shaft by
w ll fortified with' pu
pr p trly nourished fra
vi e- razette. Sold only
le" " James Epps & Co., Homceopath-
ic C emists, 48, Thre: dneedle Street,
and 70, Piccadilly, Lo don." 482-52
and comfort-
. 4 4 wledge of the
ve a the opera-
nt -Won, and by
t e fine proper
)a, Mr. Epps
t tables with
e erage, which
octor's bills.
o such articles
n may be grad -
ng enough to re -
di ease. Hun-
ies are floating
tuck wherever
We may escape
ee ing ourselves
e blood., and a
e."-4'ivil Ser -
in packets label -
ma
pr( rae
pa tin
LE
gie,
tor
Incan
Ion
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VICTORIA Hs -Porno.
rapidly restoring the at
ing gonna and •refres
tone, vigor and'suer
. • or Consumption, Wea
Ti rout Diseases, it is t
ed, known. For sale by al
n's Vorm Powders arc big Ay
the s who have used them.
PrrTEs acts like
engthaud appetite,
ing sleep, and Ma -
k the whole sys-
Lungs and • Chest,
e best . and surest
dealers. Free -
esteemed by all -
566-52
•
)eep rivers move with silo
bricks -are noisy. Like the
th man with good health—
non with ill health, always hai
in until he is repulsive ei
H arsonoss, colds, coughs
as Luna, bronchitis, and kil-1r
be snred with Hagyard's Pee
sal& by all dealers; 25c per
Wt rin Powders produce the m
t majesty ; shallow
atjestie river moves
ik1 tho brook, the
-kit g, puffing, blow -
en td his friends.
qi, insy, influenza,
'complaints may
tor 1 Balsam. For
b ttle. Freeman's
st salutary effects.
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N RE CENTRE RIDI
LECTION AC
Chapter 9, Secti
B following is a details
monies paid out by me,
gent of SAMUEL PLAT
election for the Centre Ri
Dominion House of Co
Seventeenth Day of Septem
required to be given in pursut
aforesaid:
To paid Toronto MAIL for
sheets
To cash paid Win
aign sheets
To cash paid Montreal GAzET
algasheets
'Po cash paid Montreal Telegr
To sash paid Express charge
To hire of Halls for meeting
To postage, stationery and bla k books.%
To deposit Nomination Pap rs
T H. W. Ball's account, tr: veiling ex -
tenses, attached hereto
To Goderich STAG account, p inMng, let -
ached hereto ! •
OF _HURON.
F 1875.
n 123.
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in
in
or
DC
tatemout of all
y my authority,
a Candidate in
of Huron, for
ns, held on the
A. D. 1878, as
of Section 128,
C mpaign
treschloner ,
fir Cam -
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Total
$9 Co
3 00
8 00
12 50
8 50
8 00
5 50
50 00
52 75
33 50
$185 75
ated at Goderich, this 16t. day of November,
A. D. 1878.
WM. CAMP
Agen
Witness—FRED. W. JOHNS
ELL,
far Samna] Platt.
ON. 572.1
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A common tobacco WREN for the same price
Yon can get
THE MYRTLE NAVY ?
StE T. & B.
GILT LETTRS
572-12 ON EACH PLU
N EW LINE
N EW LINE
N EW LINE
—IN—
BERLIN WOOLS,
BERLIN WOOL
BERLIN 100LS,
OTTOES, MOTTO
MOTTOES, MOTTO
MOTTOES, MOTTO
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AND CARD, BQARD,
AND CARD BOAR
AND CARD
—AT—
C. W. PAPST'
C. W. PAPST'
C. W. PAPST'
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BOARD,
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CARDNO'S BLOCK.
CARDNO'S BLOCK
CARDNO'S BLOCK.
BRUSSELS HARD ARE
JAMES DRE
F
'Having completed the EN A,R E-
MPNT premises an. in-
,
- creased his stock of
HARDWARE, PA NTS,
OILS AND GLAbS,
And also added a complee
1
ASSORTMENT OF TIN
ARE,
HAS N OW ONE OF T E
Largest Stocks of
:F. -LARD -WA
IN THE COUNTY, AND I
ALL WHO ARE WANT
THE ABOVE GOODS T
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VITES
COME AND EXA INE
. THE GOODS AND
COMPARE PRI
SI
The following goods are o
SPECIALLY REDUCED prices
U.
AMERICAN NAIL
WINDOW GLASS,
JAMES' WHITE L AD
LINSEED OIL,
MACHINE OIL &c.
4
9
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red at
AT THE SIGN OF TH
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BRUSSELS.
FURNITURE.,
FURNIT
M. ROBERTSO
CABINETMAKER
AND UNDERTA
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HAS AGAIN OPENED A
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opposite '
re he is
etail Furniture Std
Two Doors North of his Old Stand,
Waddell & Co.'s Dry Goods Store, wh
prepared
TO SELL AS CHEAP AS A
THE TRADE.
UNDERTAKI
Attended to as Usual.
G
IN
ALarge Stock of COFFINS, CASKET CAPS,
SHROUDS, &c., always on han
581 M. ROBER SON.
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OR CERTIFICAT
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENT EMPORIUM THOMAS KIDD'S
SCOTT BROTHERS
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC TO THE FOLLOWING TES-
. TIMONY OF ONE OF THE WORLD'S 'GREATEST
PIANISTS WITH REGARt TO
T II •
MVIASON
For Which We are tbe Wholesale Agen
BOSTON. M
ThE _EMERSOk PIANO COIIIPANY.
GENTLEMEN—I have examined with great interest
one I have is superb in every respect. El -tonicity of touch
prominent in them, whilst in power they are like a Grand.
paralleled success with which your Pianot; inset, and mast
lie opinion in respect to them. Faithfully yours,
araVANCEZIVII
THE CONSOLIDATED BANK
OF
CAPITA L
CANADA.
▪ - S4.000.000,
CITY BANK OF MONTREAL, Incorporated 1888;
and ROYAL CANADIAN BANK,
Incorporated 1864.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
DOMINION BLOGK, MAIN -ST.
SEAFORTH.
DEnft44 on New York
Bank in the United States.
Bills ot Exchange on
at all Chief Cities of the United
INTEREST PA ID ON
M. P.
411
Payable at any
London payable
Kingdom.
DEPOSITS.
HAYES,
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ss., July 21st, 1878.
and piniaeure your Upright Pianos. The
and .flne singing quali y of tone are
I am not the least surprised at the nu -
.heart -i1 and emphatically endorse pub -
F. BOSCOVITZ.
Clough & Warren's Celebrated Instruments alway on hand.
Canadian Bell Organ.
Other Pianos and Organs supplied on the shortest notice.
Instruments sold on time or the instalment system.
SCOTT BROTHEL
Also the popu-
LIQUOR STORE.
T BEG- leave to notify my numerous friends
-I- and customers that fhave removed my Liquor
Store from the old stand to my
NEW PREMISES,
In reat. of my Dry Goods Store, and fronting on
Market Street.
Having fitted up the Nrw Shop with all the
neer ss any appliances, and imports(' a large stock
of Liquors, am now in to wait on all
nay customers with better advantage than here-
tofore.
Thi E STOCK EM BRACES EVERY-
THING IN
Foreign and Domestic Wines,
The Choicef t Brands in wood and bottle.
Old Rye, Malt, and Snparior Whiske3s.
Hennessy, Martel], Jules Robins, Pipet, CBS-
tillon, and Sazarae Brandies, Holland Gin, Old
Jamaina Rum, &c.
G ui SR's re ebrated Tarter in bottle, Carling's
Famous Ale in wood mai bottle, Pure Scotch
Malt and Genuine Old Irish Whiakey in battles .
and flasks.
Hotel Keepers and Farmers Inning in quanti-
ties liberally dealt with.
S, Seaforth, Ont.
Medicinal and Sacramental Wines
D. D. ROSE, FAMI•LY GROCER,
AF CD Pi .'1"
has Pleasure in announcing to his Friends and Gus-
.
tomer# that every Department is fully stocked with
First—Cla,s Goods. Ifimdreds of FitMilies testify
to the value given at Roses q-roem'y in the past, and
he looks forward to the future with every confidence.
No Prices quoted. Come and see, and be convinced
•
of the advantages offered. . No trouble to show Goods
and give samples. Flour, Corn, Oatm at, Buckwheat
Flour, Cracked Wheat, Hominy, c6c.1 a ways kept in.
Stock.' D. D. ROSE, Seaforth.
•
' WIFFIES once more to remind her many
friends and customers that she is now bet-
') ter prepared than ever to supply all their wants
iii her line. She has One of the most complete
assortments of
Kept constantly on hand. All orders by mail or
otherwise punctually arterded to, and all Liquors
delivered in town free of charge
A call reepectfully solicited.
THOMAS KIDD, Seaforth.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED
STOVE AND TIN EMPORIUM,
SEAFORTH.
MRS. Wti iTNEY7
01=:'1\TJD T III S VcrK
—AT—
JOHN ROGERS', SEAFORTH.
THREE CASES FINE FELT HATS
THREE CASES FINE FELT HATS
THREE CASES FINE F LT HATS
THREE CASES FINE FELT HATS
THREE CASES FINE PELT HATS
THREEI CASES FINE FELT
THREE CASES FINE F
THREE CASES FINE FELT HATS to take, sefe and effeenal.
AT
LT HATS
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STOV-FIS
. Both Coal and. Wood, Cooking; Hall and Parlor,
of the latest designs that can be found in any
town in the county, and at prices as low as the
lowest. Her assortment of
. Was never better or more varied.
COAL OIL,
•
Both Wholesale and Retell at a very slight ad-
vance on manufacturers pi -ices. Repairing and.
Eave-Troughing promptly attended to and en-
tire satisfaction guaranteed.
BRUCEFIELD.
For the better aecomolation of her customers
Mrs. Whitney has opened a branch store in
Bracefleld, where will be found a complete stock
of everything in her line. atm would direct par-
ticular attention to and invite inspection to her
Stoves, which intendin,4 purchasers should see
before purchasing elsewhere. Remember when
you come to Seaforth or Bratefield don't leave
without inspecting my stock. It will be time
well spent.
MRS. WHITNEY, Seaforth and Brucefleld.
ROBERTS'
DRUG STO'RE.-
---
Try.a Pot of Roberts' Carbolated Glycerine Jelly
for Chapped Hands, Sore Lips. &e.
Try a Set of Roberts' Steel Violin and Guitar
Strings, the finest and most durable ever in-
troduced,
Try Roberts' Hare and Cattle Powder, unsur-
passed for quality and cheapness..
Try a box of Roberts' Worm Powders, pleasant
Try a package of Roberts' Baking Powder, or
CZ - - ' Cook's Delight, the best in the market. -
C:I Try Roberta for an3thing you want in the Drug,
JOHN ROGERS, SEAFORTH. Patent Medicine, Trawl, Shoulder Naze, or
Tobacco line.
C:1
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•6•110•=1•14•YOM•rl3•117•••1•MYNN1.W.V. g.•.--.' Opposite Cardno's Hall, Sealoath.
2C . 571 S. S. ROBERTS.
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3* GOODS FOR THE MILLION
CAMPBELL'S CLOTHING
THE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO SHOW H
11-41 PUBLIC THE CHOICES' SELECT
WORSTED COATINGS, PANTING,
The eye delighs to gaze upon, and Fresh from the At -kets
MPORIU.
S FRIENDS AND THE
ON OF
VER COATINGS,
or- Chia Falt'a Tra
ALL SUITS WILL BE WARRANTED IN EVERY RESPECT
TO YOUR SATISFACTION.
0> - RARE BARGAINS IN CERTAIN LINES.
CALL AND SEE.
STORE No. 1, I
CAMPBELL'S BLOCK. j.
WM. CAM 'BELL, Seaforth.
1)1\T`1'
Fall and Winter Dry Goods are all opened up, and be as s all intending purchas-
ers to give him a call. A 'VIEW FEAT RE-- I will hence-
forth do business on the.CASH system. The tightness of the times
requires it. By selling for cash, I will be able to sell yery much cheaper, as
the Cash customer will not have to pay the bad debts pf others. I was never
better prepared to serve customers than now, having bought larger than ever, and
in the cheapest markets. I am making a specialty of L. DIES" MANTLES, this
season ; have had my stock made to order; Anti can sh vi as many MANTLES,
SHAWLS and UNDERSKIRTS, all of thh 'newest designs, as any half dozen
Houses in the Coanty. My Stock is full of everything in the Dry Goods line, both
'tent is now in full blast,
ts and Bonnets. A very
to DENT'S, and you
for Ladies' and Gentlemen's wear. My- Millinery Dar
Stock all new and choice. All the NeWest Patterns in
nice lot of Chenille Nets just arrived. Bring your CAS
will never buy at a credit House again.
GE )RGE DENT.
ONTARIO PRINTERS' EMPORIUM.
GWA
anvis&cravil
n S. CAMPBELL, Provincial Land Surveyor
EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SEAFO TH. and Civil Engineer. Orders by mail prompt -
Under authority of the Lientenantgl
Ontario.
vennor ly attended to.
479 D. S. CAMPBELL, Mitchell.
KIN & SON
HAVE
OV 111133
TO THEIR. NEW PREMISES,
Cor. Bay aitid Wellington Streets.
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE
WHEN IT iIS MADE
UI' INTO
GOOD
HARNESS
LEATHER
Taut AS YOU FIND
AT
J. WARD'S,
SEAFORTH,
Where you will find all Kinds of Harness Ifade ui in the Latest Styles.
'REMEMBER, it you want a Fancy or Substantial Harness I. WAR can give you better satis-
J-v faction as to QUALITY and PRICE than any other maker in the County. A Trial is all Mut
is wanted to secure regular custom.
J. WARD, Reaforth.
S E, WA_ _-t
BLUEVALE„ ONT.,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER
IN ALL KINDS OF
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING.
• A good supply of Woad and Cone lileat Chairs,
Bedsteds, Tables Stands, Bureaus, Cupboards,
and Sofas very cheap.
Coffins. Trimmings, and Robes
Always on Hand.
LIFO fl supply of Furniture kept in Belmore—
Mr. Henry Lloyd. salesmen.
571 D. STEWART, Mamie.
LU MUIR FOR SA LE.
HEMLOCK, First Qnaiity, $6 per M. PINE
from ;ri,
BILLS CUT TO ORDER,
All Lengths, from JO to 50 Feet, at the
PONY MILL, IN MoKILLOP.
The Subscriber has also a
•
LUMBER YARD IN SEAFORTH,
Where all kinds of Lumber can be obtained.
479 THOMAS DOWNEY,
BUTTER TUS.
S. TROTT, SI'..AFORTh,
Ts now prepared to supiele eustomels with
any number of his
SUPERIOR BUTTER, TUB,
At $90 per hundred, Cash. Thee Tubs are so
well and favorably known to the trade that it is
unnecessary to say an3,--1°Aing in their recommen-
dation.
MR. TROTT also reardanatirea a small Hard-
wood Tub, suitable for waong butter In.
Orders by mail or other -.:-e promptly attend-
ed to.
495 .•
s. TROTT, Seafrth.
DRESSMAKING.
MISS SCOTT
PEGS leave to announce ta the Ladies oi Sea-
-'-' forth and ettrroondira -•etantry that she has
commenced dressmaking :a. e:1 the
LATEST STYLES ,A_ND VARIATINS,
And hopes by Neatness, & a ,Vork and Fulda-
'. silty to merit the patronae. all.
Rooms over Lumsden 9.14005 Drug Store,
Main Street, Seaforth_
Six apprentices wanted. -
THE HENSALL PORK FACTORY.
G. & J. PETTY
Are prepared to pay [-Jae HIGHEST PRICE for
any quantity of
HOGS, ALIVE OR DRESSED
ALL KINDS OF CURED MEATS
Constantly en Hans.
FINE LARD, SAUSAGES, PORK
CUTTINGS, &e.
523 G. ik J. PETTY.