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IE CANADIAN
1OF COMMERCE,
1`10E, — TOR oNTO..
`apitaI, _ $6,000,000.
- 00,900
DIRECTORS.
LUX MOlisTED., Prosideut
lion, Vice -President
James Miehie, Esq.
t. Esq. T. Sutherland Stayner, Esq.
Esq. joint 3. Arte, Eq.
A, R. McMaster, Esq.,
RSON. General Manager..
OUN RODERT&IN, Inspector.
G. Her, and J. Goadby
G. Orchar
, Agent.
BRA-NOrli ES.
Hamilton,
London,
Luca n,
Montreal,
ottawa,
Paris,
I'eterboro, 1
St. Catharines,
Sarnia..
PIlitS issued fOr uso
Vest Indies, China,
Rime°,
Stratford,
Strathro3-,
Seaforth,
Thorold,
Toronto,
Walkerton,
Windsor
Woodstock,
in Europe,
japan, aad
rican Exchange bortglat and
.dc' on the most favorable terms.
vedlon deposits.
NI( E
The 'American Exchange National,
an .1—The Bank of Scotland.
=ORTH BRANCH.
YES, :NIANAGER.
)i-e/r11.WLEVS
1.111E WAREROOMS;
EAFORTH.
ApE-7 FURNITURE IN
THE COUNTY.
1,:e?eis ing a Large Stock of NEW
limn the best Factories, in, Can-
enebh d te sell chtlapor than any '
nty, ae I ply, euali :Iowa and get a
'fa
r-,7
A ,4 SELL:
(*hail e air SI 80.
, icy turned Lege far S.2„
tre Goa, for
e v Best, for e -e-3 25.
ch, far St 15.
re, eec1,10 emits.
eirelle Bedsteads, 4x 1, 0 feet larig,
wet
knell
it
Bare u, Iarti7.-ction fronts,.
very low.
$5.
'eth Clutiee, Sofas. Loan-
linekere, I Cannot be-
nd Spinning Wheels very low.
VE ME A CALL
f/irnish your house for a- little
direetly_oeposite M. R. Conn -
h Jewelry Establishment, Main
idca, Slane, Wool and Vi'ool Pick
-
_MEN S. PORTER.
scion be in a poeitien to furnish
ea. than tiny one in the place.
.11E SEA:FUR:TR
1 AND LAUD AGENCY,:
44Z0 STRONG
Several First -Glass Stock, Fire
Suranee COMO:LIAO], /Ina orepar.
rr FAVOR A BLE TER VIS.
several of the best Loan Seoie—
i.r the sale and purchase of Farm,
aerty.
Et. OF R8T-CLA88 IM-
) FARMS FOR SALE_
ea: Loan at S- Pet- ('ent.
Interest -
e White Star Line of Stearaers.
er Morritioe'e Store, UM/3-SL
k
4.-.'• DRUG STORE
(!eps the Purest Drug and.
Is.
!
_eeps all the Leading Patent ,
H. -
eepa .the Best Peefurnery,
, Combs, &c.
eeps No. 1 Trusses, Shed-
s and Supporters.
•ceps Tooth, Nail, Hair,
nd. Bath Brushes,
Ceps First -doss Dye Stuffs.
-eeps the Best Horse and.
ediciues.
eeps the Best Tobaccos, Ci -
es, &e.
HMI A CALL.
ite GardraO's Hall, Seat
-
,
er hereby thearke his numerons
Fa:in:heats an.d others) for their
duriira the past 7 years, and
inte4rity and dose attention to,
their confidenee and trade in
ving greatla ,enlarged his prem
(rimer, he is now prepared to pay ,
4EST CASH PRICE
.• of 40Lott Fresh Eggs, didivered
[ertain,
ZEET, SEAFORTI-I.
eale-ei Deer, ton-, of good dry
1). 1). WILSON -
AND .PEAS.
has now on hand, at Hones -11v
tity of Choice Corh , fit for meal
eald itt lets of 19 bushels or .
THAN HAS RE-
el- BEEN GOI.N(1.
- on hand during the next few-
eleeted Peas for Seed, at Kippen
16? take auk eueutity of good
araet price.
MeLENNAN-
DR.SSI.N G.
S STARK
"elm the Ladfe of Seittorth and
she iA prepared to make tip
'TRLS, RilIDS, (to-,,-
-:•.eseeiou from. Combing.
all enters, eartetiteneat-
solicited. Residence—Maim
• MARCH 7, 1b79.
eagemicele
Two Drummers.- .
A Legend of the Road:
:it Vas tat( rival drummers
The merls that did blow
,Of safes vtere in St. Louis made
And sacs from Chicago.
They chanced upon, a merchant,
Wlaafain &safe woirld tiny,
.And in the praise of their homes' wares
The drinerners twain. did Vie,:
Been etriving• to see which could construct
The m.osl colOssal lie,
Up 'space the St. Louis drummer.
"Once a mana eat did take
And locked the animal in a safe .
-01 our suoerior make.
"They made a bonfire round the safe
• With tar and. kerosene, 7.
And for lowittui-twenty hours it blazed
With ragi ug heat, I wen.
e, The fire went eut, the sate was cooled,
And I w'll forfeit five
Hundred good dollars it that eat •
Did not vow oat aliee."
Then mild apspake and auswereci him
The Chic ago safe agent:
With our ;ate one day we did essay
The swirl experiment.
• We placed the safe :elected on
Of colds t fiery bed,
A.nd pitch-pinn we heaped in coal -oil steeped
Till the iron glowed bright red ; •
And in fee,y-tiglit hours we ope'd the safe,
And., a1a.s:1 the eat was dead."
"Wee dead 7 :Aha: !" his -rival cried,
With a triumphant breath;
But the Oh 'cage Man replied:
"Yes, the eat was frozen: to death .!": -
NO word that St. Louis- drummer Spoke,
But silent he stood and wan,
While the X arises merchant an order gave
To the (Jliiettgo man.
Why the Whale "Spouts."
Whales swim very Swiftly, the Spec-
tacle ef a whale careering along the Sur-
face -of t e water being one worthy of
eemembr nce. At frequent intervals
the whale is seento• " blew " or "spout"
--these t:•••rros beingapplied to indicate
the ejecti n of water, or what looks,
like that fluid. from " the nostrils. In
the whale one whales the nostrils are
siteeted • n the top of the head, and
are menet " biow-holes.", On the sup-
position t at the water ejected. from
these =Lpei tures consisted of Wit whioh,•
as ahead 7. remarked, is continually be-
ing draw into the mouth, the ". blow-
ing" of t rese animals appeared. to be
susceptibl of ready explanation.But
it was nit mately seen that there was
no plain ell:atm:nice' jnitification for the
. idea that eter could ' pass so readily
and const -ntly from the mouth to the
nose, while a, much more feasible ex-'
planation of the " blowing" Ot these
aentnals anreadily be found. Thus
the water whichis taken into the mouth
appears, to be strained. .off, as we have
Seen, by tli e whalebone plates., and. es-
capes sine ly by the- sides of the mouth -
cavity. \ hen, on theother hand, the
whale "b ows," the animal, rises to the
surface, tl :e act of " blowing " being in
reality t e • effort of expiration, or
breathin out" the heated itir ..of the
lungs, pre aratory to taking in a. fresh -
breath of ir. As the whale begins to
blow.just 'efore approaching the sur-
face of water, the effort must result
in the wa er which lies above the head.
being cari ed up into the air in the form
a ai C011111 n or jet; whilst .MI0 heated
air from t e lungs is expelled when the
asaineal h:s reached the surface, and,
being co, densed by sudden exposure
to the out r cold, appears in the .form
of the fine spraY or vapour which is last
exhaled.
A Mini
•
ter Roughly Handled.
A local treaoher had been preaching
.in the aft;rnoon at a village not. fee
from New aetie,, England, and heving
accompan ed one of the chapel mem-
bers to th -house., was of course intro-
duced, to is wife, who 'aPpeared - very
glad to ser him, and waxmingly pressedhim—for full quarter of an .hour—to
stay tee vea. He at last consented.
While all his pressing was going on,
the:. husba 4 was quietly standing by,
preparing o wash his hands and face.
• The good !nay then went to get the tea
ready„ an • it was not long before both
the tea au 1 her temper were brewing •
for, hearine, as she thought, her dearly
beloved N a,shing„ she mede • for the
little winthw which communicated be-
tween the tehen and the pantry where
she was, tied, taking advantage of his .
position, ore quickly than one could
say" Jack Robinson," she administered
two: or thr e hard raps .on. his bald pate,
accompanied by the exclamation "
leaxu ye t bring thern: hungry preachers
here every time they come -to preach I"
As soon as the unfortunatee individual
could get ti e soap-aude out of his eyes
he begant. think what .it,alleneant,b-ut
could not oree to no,. other conclusion
than that he old lady had made er.sad
mistake-, hich she soon found. out, for,
upon retur Mg to the parlour, there she
saw her hu -band patiently awaiting his
turn to wa, h.
A II eighb
sow that
what he
been shut
terribly, an
flesh.
Throw
she ju1 ea
enously.
izcd burnt
tablespooef
around mei
as twice a, 1
ash es. Gi
time ; her
toi4 even
buehel, for
than whole
of a hog cle
—to satisfy
terial—to e
aud prove',
phoric acid
dispeusable
freely will I
condition.
A
The folio
the senious
His Excell
Hay, K: C.
the Lake o
Y
0 -
es of Appetite: -•
•r informs - us that he has a,
not eat corn., and asks
an do for her. She has
up in , L small .pen, roots
has grown quite. thin in.
to her pen all the charcoal
, and she will devour it rev-
ive a free suppirof pulver-
)one.or bonemeal. Put two
els of sulphur in a pailful of
1, ina.de into a{ slop, as often
eek with a handful of wood
e no corn in the ear for some
eeth may be sore; ground
here you give every eighth
grinding is much cheaper
corn. Tb keep the stomach
tn and active when shut up
the craving for bone ma-
-terminatd.intestinal -worMS
t mange, charcoal, phos -
sulphur - and .athes ,axe in -
These giver,a regularly and
eep hogs in gond fattening
ild Boar ,at Bay.
ring are the !particulars of
accident which occurredto
ncy Sir John Drummond
B., *hett boar hunting on
Ayala, some miles from
Tangier, on the 16th. It seems, that a
Lig boar was started.. which gave - the
hunters a -food gallop, Mr. Wood even-
tually' gettieg the first and Mr. Mat--
.
thewe„ Jr., the second spear; but, al-
though ver: badly wounded, the beast
nkanaged tt -get away- into the thick
covert. At er the beat. was 'finished,
Sir John, teiwilling to lose this addition
to the bag, tot the hbund.s down to the
thicket into which the boar had retreat-
ed, where they soon came across him.;
buthostucl obstinately to his refege,
and would not leave the covert„ . Itt
the meantime the horsemen had po
ecl themselves around the thicket, a
Sir John Went to where 'he heard
dogs givin zongue, and there found
boar at bay itt the thick bushes on so
sand
He direct. d some of the Moors to
in with thei guns and put an end
the pig, biit they all refused, and .
John tumor ingly with his .iusUalg
lantry and determination,' taking
double-brufr lled gun from oneof t
'Moors, and unheeding. their remo
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
st- age. 1Torthrop& Lyman, Toronto, Out.
nd proprietors for Canada. Sold. by all
the medicine dealers.
the • ' .
me Is YOuit LIVE WORTH 10 CENTO—Sick-
lieSs prevails everywhere,and everybody
go comp' ins of some diseasie clueing their
to life. 1, hen SiCkthe objectis to get well;
Sir now toay plainly that no person in this
al- world 1hat is suffering with Dyspepsia,
a Liver I1ornp1aint and its effects, such as
he Indigestion,Costiveness, Sick Headuche;
n- Sour Stomach, Heart Burn, Palpitation
'EiIeart, Depressed Spirits, Billie
, 84c., cen take GREMN'S August,
without getting relief or cure,
loubt thlie go to your Druggist I
• a Sample Bottle for 10 cents
is- and trY it. Regular size 75 cents, to
ed 1 doses will relieve you. ,
re-
strances tilta hp should not face t
danger, bo1. ly went in to give the a
mal his co' t de fp'ace. Sir John w
accoEnpanie only by Moors at the tir
He crawlerl into the bushes, s,aw t
hoax at bay. t about 15 or 20 feet- d
tame, and t iking et, steady eine pull
the trigger, vhen to his horror Ithe
suit was Me ely a puff, and the bo
irnmediatel rushed to attack him.
theanimal iame on he pulled the tr
ger of the se mad berrel-with the sa
futile result s the firat, as the gun h
evidently been loaded for some tim
and also vi h Moorish Powdercharge of the infuriated boar th ew Sir
; T
John to the ound, where he was ra-
le
he of the
ni- ousues
as FLOWE
ne. If you
he and go
let
•
ae The kianeys are subject to a variety of dangerofte
As lirt painful diseases, arishie from various eausee.
ig- u si, these a cc ions nifty e emu . Brig it s ills -
me, ease, dialletes, and all female complaints, are' w-
ad eessfully 6oinbated by this popular remedy, whieh
is for sale by all dealers. Price, $1 per bottle. 1
e,
he ..
3;: the juldieifireust-use of ifile)ioria slI3uchu tiind Uva
tacked c
which he
himself.
young Mo
hatchet, c
the boar
walking ojvt
new come • ;
three good bl
hatchet, h
Itt the
beaters ca
only being
gun, put a,
feeling tha
termined t
Tangier, o y reaching there at nine
o'clock at night. It was then found, on
cutting off s boot, that he had receiv-
ed a severe mind in the calf of his left
y about the legs, with
was endeavoring to defend
n calling out fer help a
r, armed only with a small
led in to the rescue, and
mediately left pir John,
r, him, and attacked the
but on receivinh two or
WS about the head with the
turned away. !
S. C. M. DUNLOP'S Pall -Term in
Music will open on Sept. 16tb. Pupils
should give in their names previous to
the o ening of the elites. Those not hav-
ing llnstruinertts can be aecommodeted
with 188 of Piano or organ at very mod-
erate rates. Seaforth, 8 ept. 7, 1878. 501
ntime three others of the
to the rescue, one bf them —
rmed,, who, with his lone
end to the boar. Sir John*,
e was badly wounded, de -
proceed straight back to
leg, betweeb four and five inches long,
and about 41, inch and a half deep, and
also a slight: Around lower down the le
Most fortunz tely he had received
other injury, fllthough the gaiter on h
right -lee wr badly torn in twobOr thr
places.—Gln altar Chronicle. °
The Ba k Director's
FARMERSI STOP
1 0
• cD CD 1:101 teid
0 Da Co co
el- et cicr
-
CO TO A.•CALLANDER, CLINTON,
(11U/RON STREET,) TO GET YOUR
SAWS GUMMED
You ea get them liome with you the same.de
110
is . A. CALLANDER,
ee
585x12 General Blacksmith,,Clinton, Ont.
g- that you rieg them.
A muffled man to Windsor lboun
cries " I3oat nen, do not tarry ; and I
give thee a s lver pound to row ine o'er
the ferry." Now who be ye, would
cross this stieam when. it is past 11
To launch my craft I would not dream
the boats la, up at 7." " Thiow o
that rope," ried out the man, as h
buttoned hi protector, "and be as
lively ae yo# can (whispering)„ I'm a
Chicago bank director." "Now that
remark your sense displays; row
yon over sonny; not so much for your
winsome ways, as for your bag of
money." With ice the boat gets many
a shock, and each calls forth. invective
—there now appears on, the ferry dock
two men and a detective. "Come back,
come back,'' they cry in grief, in accents
sweet as honey, "and we'll forgive that
flying thief ; our money, oh, our money !"
But look! lands on yonder shore;
there was nothing to prevent him, and
they shall see him never more, though
they always will lament hiro—Detroit
LU
BER FOR SALE.
d,
HEMLO K First Quality, $6 per 'M. PINE
from $8.
ILLS CUT TO ORDER,
All Length, from 10 to 50 Feet, at the
if PONY' MILL, IN MOKILLOP.
The Subscriber has also a .
LUMBER' YARD IN SEAFORTH,
Where all kinds of Lumber can be obtained.
479 THOMAS DOWNEY.
Free Press. .
i .
Politeness' Towards Children.,
Many parents who are polite and pol-
ished in their enanners towerd the
world at large, are perfect bores inside
the home -circle. What wonder if the
children are the same? If a nian'should
accidentally brush against anOther in
the streets, an apology would be sure to
follow; but whoever thinks of offering
an excuse to the little people, whose
rights are constantly being violated by
their careless. eiders? 11 a stranger
offer the slightest service, he is grate-
fully thanked; but who ever remem-
bers to thus rewaxd the little tireless
feet that are travelling all dajr long up-
stairs and down on .countlese errands
for somebody? It would be policy for
parents to treat their children po-•
litely for the sake of obtaining more
eheerful obedience, if for no other rea-
son.
School-13oy's Composition on
a Subject he Knows Nothin
about,.*
Girls is alike one way—they are al
like cats, If you rub them the righ
way of the hair, they'll pur and look
sweet at you; but if you rub 'em the wron
way, Or step on their tails, they'll claw
e
you. So long as you let a girl have he
own way she's nice and sweet ; :but jus
eross her, and she'll spit at you 'wors
nor a cat. Girls is also like Mules
they're headstrong. Ia girl don't wan
to believe any thing,you can't make.her
If klie knows it's so, she won't say so
Girls is little women if the're good
d if they ain't good, then whip them
aeid ask Mt. Edison to invent a machine
to d.o it fir -rate.
_EPPS'S Co1O0A.—Grateful and -cdinfort-
ing.—" By 4 thorough knowledge of the
natural laws which govern the opera-
tions of digestion and nutrition, and by
a -careful .epplication of . the fine, proper -
dee of well selected. cocoa, Mr. ;Epps
has providell our breakfast tables with
a delicately flavored beverage, -which
may save inJ Many heavy doctor's bills.
It is by the judicioususe of such articles
of diet that 0, constitution may be (Tad -
tally built Up until strong enough to re-
sist every tendency to disease!. Hun-
dreds of se4btle• maladies .-are. floating
around us ,retiely 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 . no- lirished frame."eaciv-4 Ser-
i
vice. gazetM., Sold. only in packets label-
led—" (Tallies Epps. cc.:. Co., Aoniceopath-
ic Chemists, 48, Threadneedle Street,
and 179, Piccadilly, London," '4S2-52
,
HIDE 13 01.7 ND. "'pun S . —A horse is
said to be hide -bound when his . skin. -
will not slip under the pressure of the
hand, but s icks as if it was glued,
which- condition is always dependent
on a derang • d state of the stomach and
digestive organs—by correcting whioh,
and giving, tip them a 1ea1thy to and
condition, th,e disease r complaint will
disappear.: pxperieno has proved that
the means' best adapteli to this end is
" Darley's. C-oudition Powders . and
Arabian Heake'Reinedy." It bag. been
used. in numerous cases with epMplete
success, generally effecting a cure in a
few days.' It is the best Condition
medicine kugwn, andenay be given with
perfect safety at all times,and doesjiret re-
quire that theliorse. be kept form work.
Remember the name, and see that the
signature of Hurl & Co. is on pech pack -
1
,
,
LARGE PROFITS
r[11:4 Directors al the Canada Silver
•
-1• Mining Company owning two senare
miles pot territory in the same section as
the fabiou.s Silver Islet Mine, which has
already yielded $4,000,000, are prepared
to receive applicathins for' shares be-
' longing to an issue of 4,000 $25 shares,
each hare being entitled, without any
additi nal charge, to a $10 coupon,re-
deemi4bleln cash by an annual payment
of $4, 00 from the Company. Attention
is dir eted to the fact that; after receiv-
ing $ 0 for every $25 invested, imbserib-
ere will still retain their Shares, thns
not orily participating in the profits of
the COmpa,ny free of cost, but actually
securing a direct profit besides. Terms:
sr on subscription, and the balance in
moat], instalments of $2 pr share. For
further particulars, addresOmmediately
HENRY IMLACH, Seeretary, London,
Ontario. When writing, name this pae
per. 5i4-12
• KIDD'S HARDWARE.
RECEIVED
DIRECIr FROM MANUFACTURERS
AMERICAN CUT NAILS,
SPA ES, SHOVELS, FORKS,
HOES AND .RA.KES,'
GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, &c
FENCING WIRE
AND bUILDING HARDWARE
-
•
Of Every Description Cheap.
•EAVE WROUGHS AND CONDUCT.
ING PIPE
Pat up on
special
Fret Paying Customers.
• JOHN KIDD. A
A_
the Shortest Notice and Warranted.
inducements to Cash and
e.63.(rg.ce.
c re c
t1 C-1 C•••I C-4
0 0
W wW
Ct et et Ct
4 4
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0 CS tS
• I I
TR GOLDEN .LION,
-
A LAR
PRIN
RECE
• LION,
ALAR
PRIN
RECE
LION,
•
ALAR
PRIN
RECE
LION,
ALAR
PRIN
RECE
LION,
ALAR
PRIN
RECE
LION,
A LAR
'PRIN
RECE
LION
ALAR
PRIN
RECE
LION,
LARG
RECE
LION,
A LAR(
PRIN
RECE
LION,
PATR011IZE HOEE INN'S RIES.
Why go !abroad for your Furniture
when you can get as Good Value
for you money in ffensall as in •
any 41ter Townin Canada.
SYDNEY FAIRBAIRN
Has Low on hand. a, Splendid Stock of
F ci .1-t :1`27- rr
OF ETERY DESCRIPTION, •
Which he will sell at Prices to
Suit the Times.
UNDERTAKING
IN ALL iTS BRANCHES PROMPT-
LY ATTENDED TO.
Also tf First -Class Hearse
'Which he ill furnish. for FUNERALS on roe+
sonable terms.
IT_AD I 1\T G S_.
,
Contracts' for Buildings of every description
taken on mpst reasonable terms. Material fur-
nished if d sired.
Rememb r tbe Hensall Furniture and under -
taking Est bW.slunent.
576 , S. FAIRBAIRN.
SEVEN HUNDRED ED .EG S
E LOT OF NEW SPRING
'8, EXTRA GOOD VALTJE,
VED AT THE GOLDEN
SEAFORT EL
E LOT OF NEV SPRING
S. EXTRA GOOD VALUE,
VED AT THE GOLDEN
SEAFORTH.
E LOT OF NEW SPRING
8, EXTRA (100D VALUE,
VED AT THE GOLDEN
SEAFORTH.
E LOT OF NEW SPRING
18, EXTRA GOOD VALUE,
VED AT THE GOLDEN
SEAFORTH,
—
E LOT OF NEW SPRING
8, EXTRA GOOD VALUE,
VED AT- THE GOLDEN
SEAFORTH,
E LOT OF NEW SPRING
S, EXTRA GOOD. VALUE,
VED AT THE GOLDEN
SEAFORTH.
E LOT OF NEW SPRING
S, EXTRA, GOOD VALUE,
VED AT THE GOLDEN
SEAFORTH. , '
E LOT OF NEW SPRING
8, EXTRA., GOOD VALUE,
VED AT THE GOLDEN
SEAFORT.
E LOT' OE NEW SPRING
8, EXTRA GOOD VALUE,
VED AT ' THE GOLDEN
EAFORT
A LARGE LOT OF NEW SPRING
muN 8, EXTRA 000D VALUE,
RECE VED AT THE GOLDEN'
LION, SEAFORTH,
A LARGE LOT OF NEW SPRING
PIUN 6, EXTRA. 000D VALUE
RECEIVED AT THE GOLDEN
LION, SEAFO.RTH.i
A LARGE LOT OF NEV SPRING
PRIN 8, EXTRA GOOD VALUE,
RECEIVED AT TEIE GOLDEN
LION, SEAFORTH.}
A LARG LOT OF 'NEW SPRING
PRIN 8, EXTRA GOOD
RECEIVED AT THE
LION, SEAFORTH.!
JAMIE
CENTRAL GROC.ERY.
LAIDLAW & FAIRLEY
WILL sriow AT THE "CENTRAL 1
GROCERY" THIS WEEK,
A LARGE STOCK OF NEW FRUIT,
COMPRISING:
Six Cases Patras Currants, entire
free from, Sand.
Four cases Messina Currants; was
• ed ready for use..
Five barrels Common Currants,
Twenty Pounds for 0716 dollar.
gift!' boxes new. Valencia Raisin
selected off stalk.
Ten boxes London, Lay ers, black ba,
ket and blue bask,et, for table us
Ten boxesS'ultaiza, Raisins, entire
free from seeds.
Figs in Mats, four pound, and o e
and a half pound boxes
Lemon, Orange and Citron Peels.
Extra Ground Sugar for icing.
Almonds, _Filberts and Walnuts.
SIGN. OF
THE
CIRCULAR
:it SAW.
M. ROBERTSON
CI
SEAFORTH.
CALL AT WILLIAM "ROBERTSON
_
TEAS AND SUGAR
COFFEES, .PICES, &c.,
Always in Stock, , and warranted t e
best value in thg market.
FLOUR, FEED AND PROVISION
We Invite Inspection of our lar e
Stock o/
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
Witick we are Selling ,,Off at priceS
to suit the times. . •
LAIDLAW & FAIRLEY,
CARDNO'S BLOCK, SEsFORTH.
"CROWN INK.'1
TRY IT ONCE AND YOU WILL Bal
OONVINCED THAN IT IS
FIRST-CLASS INK, AND THAT
YOU WILL BUY NO OTHER. •
C,..H/ OW -1\T Il\TK
Is as good after being frozen as an.
Conimon Ink before freezing,•
and yet is Sold for
ONLY 15 CTS. PER PINT BOTTLE
AND A LIBERAL DISCOUNT T
THE TRADE:
There is as much Ink in a pint bottl
as in eight 5c. bottles -40 cents worth.
.Do not Throw Your Money Aiwa'
Buying Five Cent Ink.
'TARRY MITCHELL,
'SOLE AGENT FOR
.SEAPORTH; - - ONTARI
THE NEW SHOP.
FARMERS, ATTENTION
:EIO Or _A_ INT
Formerly of the Firm of Monroe
Hogan,having purchased the larg
and commodious premises form,
erly occupied by Air. David Mc
Naught, on, North, Main Street,t
now prepared to do. every kind o
C.ENERAL BLACKWITHINC,
Such as HORSE -SHOEING', REPAIRING, &c.
Ile will also keep 'on hand a first -las stock
PLOWS, HARROWS
Anm
And other Implements of his own
Manufact tire.
PRICES MODERAT
And Goo a Work Guaranteed.
He hopes to receive s call hem all his ol
VALUE, ,Itiunels and as many new ones as feel inclined.
GOLDEN
Remember the Shop—North of the Qaeen'
I Hotel, West Side.
SON. D. HOGAN, SEAFORTH
BUTTER rrJEs. JHE HENSALL PORK FACTORY
8. TROTT, SEAFORTh,
Ts now pr pared to supply 11 custoniekb with
any nu ber of his
SUP .RIOR BUTTER TUBS,
At $30 per hundred, Cash. These Tubs are so
well and fa orably known to the trade that it is
unnecesear to say Ansel:ling in their recommen-
dation.
MR. TR ITT also ma-nufactnres a sraall Hard-
wood Tub,s. itable for washing butter in.
Orders by mail or otherwise promptly attend-
ed to.
495 S. TROTT, Seaforth.
G. & J. PETTY
• t
Are prepared to pay the HIGHEST PRICE fof
itny quanfity of
1-
' HOGS, ALIVE OR DRESSE
ALL KINDS OF CURED MEATS
Constantly on hand.
FINE LARD, SAUSAGES, POR
CUTTINGS, &c.
523 G. & J. PETTY!.
a--
& CO.'S AND
SEE THE IMPROVED
DIAMOND CROSS -CUT SAW, MADE
FROM TH E BEST DOUBLE REFIN-
ED CAST STEEL, AND GUARAN-
• 1\T 0 "T C
Owing to the universal de-
pression in Trade and the
dull times for the past sea-
son, people general& hare.
practised ECONO"MY in their
purlases branches oi-
trade. Ihe GROcERY BUSI-
NESS has felt 8,1e pressure
with the rest. Considering
this, we feel gratOed Mat
our 114siness has HELD ITS
OWN. Althougk the Hard
times are not yet past, we feel
that the worst is Over, and
people MUST HAVE CHEAP
GooDs. In anticipation, y-
this -we ha're laid in an un-
usually large Stock of TEAS,
SUGAILSI COFFEES, TOBACCOS,
' FISH, CURRANTS, and RAIS-
INS, together with a General"
Stock of FRESH GROCERIES.
I have also OTZ Iltand a large
stock of CP.obKhra, GLASS-
WARE, LAIIIP.S and LAMP
GOODS, Which will be sold at
extraordinary low prices for
cash. In connection with this
we Always Keep or Hand
TEED TO CUT THIRTY CORDS OF FLOUR, FEED AND PROVIS-
IONS of all kinds. In pur-
chasing I hare kept an, eye
to the --main fact, viz., That
we. 2nust BUY CHEAP foP
know. that we will have to
1 SELL CHEAP. Our Shop is
Oil the soutbside of Main-st.
opposite Market -$t, Strong
c• Fairley's old stand.
AL MORRISON:
HARDWOOD WITHOUT REFIT -
TING. ALSO LANCE TOOTH, ONLY
75
oENTs PER, FOOT.
WM. ROBERTSON &
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
• SEAFORTII.
,S1131NUJd c�ablNo
FURNITURE.
572
THE OLD ESTABLISHED
STOVE AND TIN EMPORIUM,
—SEAFORTH.—
MRS, WHITNEY/
ISMS ones more tO remind. her many
friends and eustomers that she is now
better prepared than ever ta supply 8.11 their
wants in her line. She as one of the most cora
plete assortments of
S ill 0 7.\T" S
Both Coal. and *od, Cooking, Hall and Parlor,
of the latest designs that sari be found in any
town itt the county, and nt priees as low a.s the
lowest. Her assortment of
Was never better or raore varied.
COAL OIL/
Both Wholtsale and Retail at -a very slight sa-
vaneenn raannfacturers prices. Repairing and
Eave-Troughing promptly attended to and en-
tire satisfitetion guaranteed-
BRUCEFIELD.
For the better Recompilation of her zustomeri
MI'S. Whitney has opened. a branen st•Ore in
Drucefield, where will be found a eornplete stock -
of everything in her line. She would direct par-
Veular attention -towed hrvite inspection to her
Stoves, which intending purchasers should sec
before purchasing elsewhere. Remember when
you eorne to Seaforth or Brneefield don't leave
without inspecting my stock. It will be time
well spent. -
MRS. WHITNEY,
Seaforth alid Bruce -field.
1 DR. WILLIAM GRAY'S SPECIFIC
MEDICINE.
The Great English
lemedy is espeuially
Veeoramended as an
unfailing atm for
Seminal Weakness
SperinsitorrhealImpo-
tency, and all eliseasee
that follow as ase-
quence of Self a.bnee,
B ore Val Loss of Memory, lifter akin&
I Universal Lassitude, Pain in the Back, Dimirese
of Vision, Premature Old Age, and, many other
FURNITURE1 diseases that leads to Insanity Or COnSliniptiOn
. 4 and 4 Premature Graye, all t whieh us S. rule are
first caused by deviating from the Path of nature
and over indulgence? .Che Speciffe Medicine is
the result of elite study and many years of ex
-
M. ROBERTSON,
CABINETMAKER
AND UNDERTAKER
HAS AGAIN OPENED A
Retail Furniture Store
Two Doors North of his Old Stand, epposite
Waddell 35 Co.'s Dry Goods Store, where .he is
prepared
TO SELLAS CHEAP AS ANY IN
TI1E TVA DE.
UNDER AKIN G
Attended to 2$ te111411.
A Large Steck Of COFFINS, OASEETS, CAPS,
SHROUDS, the, 'always on hand.
531 M. ROBERTSON.
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THE CONSOLIDATED BANK
OF CANADA.
CAPITAL, - $4,000.004.
CITY BANK OF MONTREAL, Incorporated 1863;
and ROYAL CANADIAN BANK,
Incorporated. 1861.
SEAFOliTH )3RANCII.
DOMINION. BLOCK, MAIN -ST.
Dratibi ens 'New Vork Payable at any
Bank in the United States .
Billv of Exellangt on London payable
at, -a]1 Chief Cities of the United Kingdom.
INTEREST PAID 0..V DEPOSITS.
perienee in treating these special diseases. Pam-
phlet free by mail: The Speeitue Medicine is sold
by all Deugei, sts at $1 per pan) ago, or -6 pa*Aragee
for V, or will be sent by min on receipt of the
money, by addressing 'WITZTAII GRAY & CO.,
Windsor, Ont. sold. itt Seaforth by Hickson &
Bleasdell, 7. S. Roberts R. Lumsden and all
druggief merchants-
SEAEORTH PLANING MILL,
SASH, DOOR'AHD BLIND FACTORY
THE subscriber -begs leave to thank his rintrieron
I. -1- ernitomers for the liberal patronage eatendedto
himeince commencing business in Sealortkand
trusts hitt he may be favored with a eontinuanee
of the same.
Perties int attain g to buna woulddo well to give
him a call,as he will continue to keep on hand
, large stook of allkinds of
DRY PINE LUMBER,
mAreitiele,
DOORS, BLINDS, MOUIJIANGli,
SHINGLES, LATH,
ltefeelsconfident of givingss.ti3faction to those
who may favour hire with their patronageasis none
but, first -els ssworionen are employed.
I Purtienlat attention psi. 1 Custom PlaLing
201 JOHN II. BROADFOOT.
SHINGLES FOR_THE MILLION.
pHE undersigned have on haat a large supply
-2-- of First -Claes Shingles, MILLEN'S
FACTORY, in the Village, of
i Made by experienced 'workm,.:11, iron The very
: best mat,nial. ishe manner in which we mann-
, facture is suchti.at there is no B:astard Shingles
in the pat k.
1-Ve are always prepared to do le14.,1 NININ
and supply JiPoorili and Saida at f•hort
notice. Panel Doors and Sash always on
hand. Venetian Bli,uds and Mot/Wings made to
order.
A. PATTON, )
R. TWIN a, Truetees.
582 A. L. (.7aIBSON,
MARRIAGE LICENSES
0 re a ir IFI(ATBS,
;Under the new Act.) issued at the
EXPOSITOR MICE, SEAFROTIt