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tiE CANADIANI
OF COMMERCE,
TORO.NTQ
4.'vtaattest,
_ $6,00'0,000.
- - 1,4 06,000
DIRECTORS.
ILLIAM MeNieeTER, President, -
env Horn, Vtee:- Presiden t.
lletrt, Feel. Jaraea Miebees Esq.
,t meg. T. -tut erlaud tayu er, Zee.
yler, feel. Jehu JAla/N..14 E.
A. It. eleMast( r,
>E8ett IN. Gem rel afateeger.
JOHN ROP,ER tSt)N, Inspector
11.K„ —T. G. Harper, trecd J.- E. Gamily,
G. Orchard, Agent.
tanAtv OH ES.
Harreilton„ Simeoe,
•
Loudoo, • Steal ford,
Lueen, trathrey,
Montreal, Reaforth,
Oraegevilte, Thorold,
teive, Tomato,
Weikertbn,
tteze rbero, Windsor,
t.'etherines„ Woodstock,
Saatiia.
el Credits isened tor use in Europe,
•ad Wt Iie China, japan, an -
:eft.
ad American Exchange bought ana
nude tho MOSt favorable•terms.
llowed on depoeits.
LERS.
—The Anierieun Exchange National
rana—The Bauk'of Scot1a-1We
FORTH BRANCH.
..‘„YES, - MANAG
>0 _L--CIT-FaHIS
TUBE WAREROOMS
S'AFORTH.
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IF.APET FCRNITURE IN
TtfE couNTY
• Te.eeiciee m Large Stock of NEW
:rem the teeet Factories in Gan-
e•a eue`e1.-7. t) sell rhea per than any
ae I pey etteh doa and get-
fl
Lt
rr-iV SPTE,
.
OM Chet' e fin ea, eire.
.1-f,, Fez et Te reed Lege, r. e.
xtra Good, tar at2 50.
the x er: Beet.115.
tell, for e;,,l 1j.
e ,-11..9a Itttt
:1 St...u.Ne 1X4-, Let Iona,
7 Plawf,r Ilarellt4, projection fronts,
feller Linde very pew,
;C,rs fot
Civil, Chair s„ ,Cofits. Lcan-
nil1 Ccennot be
aatt Seineing Wheelg- very low.
GIVE ME A CALL
•
faruieli .y(nr hctuee for a little
4)-1N i!iieetle• ortoo4ite M. R. Come.
1,101t Jewelry Eetablishineut, Main
• nine, Woo! and Wool Pick-
JOI.F7.1ct" S. PORTER.
letill3e1^11 be in a pesitien to furnish
atti.r tb.in any tutu in the place.
'TIT E EAFORT HI
Atii5. LAND ACI.:NCY.
iLONZO STRONG
to Several Firet-Ulass Stock, Fire
fie 1nel:el-ince Companies-, and is prepare
tisks
UST FAvoRATILE- TERM'S,
it for several ot the best Loan Soda,
!rit for the e:lle and purchase of Farm
4 Property.
Ft:ZST-CLASS
tM-
VELD FARMS FOR SALE.
Ota to Loan at t..4 Per (eial.
gni ere*t.
the White Ster Line of Steamers.
--Over M. Morrisale'e Store, Mairefit
ERTT DRUG STORE.
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keeps the Parest Drugs and
‘-; kteps all the Leading Patent
ea.
'S keetia the Best Perfumery,
One, Combs, &e.
• ktepa No. F Trussea, Shoal.
rants and Suppeters.
.5 In eps Tooth, Nail, Hair,
es and Bath Brualles.
keeps Firat-claSs Dye Stufk
S keeps the Best Horse and
e Meilijnes. -
'S keeps the B.st Tobaccos, Qi•
:Pipes, ite.
'IVE, HIM A GALL
.s,t.,itu. C01\1210'6 hall, Sea
EMPORIU
eriber thanks his numeral
eh:ULU; and others) for theft
,reige .1,1110 the 11,03 t 7 ereers,
✓ t ir.te ,iity arid etoee attention -to
merle their cienutlercee :cud ttade
lia‘irat,r atle enterged hie prqw
iLte it; aow prep.:I.e.( to pal
I.G1-1EST CASH PRICE
tiy (C 1;(eal Ereell Eggs, deliverei
e-ruperinet,
STILEET, SEAFORTIL
the eat :Ler; 25 tern, of good 4r1
I). D. WILSON.
..hN AND PEAS.
14k.. -,w an hand, at Ilenta.
`1:Y f ri Co , lit for mei
e I i of .1.0 lteeshalil
THAN ffAS
111::1;N
• ita-e• lin lieu I tictriire the next°
- s - ;.j Pelee fer t•dr
O() take any quantit;
1 at market price.
2IcLENNO
I R DRESSI.N
MISS STARK
to infitrui the La lie,: of Seaforth
tLt prp1'are.1 t.1 rtenca OEP
,CURLS. BRAIDS, 04-
1.at ert hUllz from Combiii0jk
-
iderate.aral u.1L -dors Inman:111v
A call s..licited. iteridence—
p.th.
ARCH' 14, 1s79.
sw owing False Teeth - and:.
Li nig Seven WeeksWithout
'oD•d.
Ab :at eight weeks ago Levi Waggen
seller,. employee in Wood's cotton fac-
tory, n138 years of age, entered
003$tlut street restaurant and ordered
a,. su4ieit Waggenseller had three
false t eth. For Leai. twenty years -the
smalrylate, which held these -teeth iu
placethe upper jaw, had done ser-
vice... Gradually, however, the small
hooks vhieli held the plate fast to the
jaw .be atu. to wear off, aud, one day
plate surprised its
oownverear. als•uadgd%e,flet
dropping out... ,To
replac it was but a matter of a few mo -
moats,: and as the teeth. _vere still firin
inthe )1ate they continued to do thein
werk. But the plate itselfavas no long -
or reli -bio, and frequently its owner
would e annoyed. by it dropping out
hile t Liking with a friend or eve
wolkin4: oo the street.
Waosenseller sat down to his meal ii
the rCenturaat and had about half
ished i when he felt something goiu
down • is throat, giving him intense
pain; which he thought was a bone.
Be was soon undeceived, howeierefor,
bi hold iustinctively to his
niontle. he Laind his false teeth were
gone. Plate and alf.had gone • dowii his
throat, and he could feel, them lodged
against his breast. That was -the last
meal Waggeuseller ever ate. The teeth
• remained, in the lower, part of the
throat, causing him at tittlEjS -severe
pain... Dr. Stewart- was, ealled to visit
the patient on the -fifth day after the
ecearreace. He advised him to take a
swallow of gin as the readiest meaus of
dislodging the teeth, which still remain- •
ed in the throat. .The patient followed
his advice, anti almoSt.immediately felt
• the teeth going down. But this only
ied to a worse result. The teeth move
down and lodged abeut. one inch and,
half abeve the entrance- to the stomach
Had they passed into the ,storaach, ao
cording t� mediate', authority, the chie
danger iu the case would have bee
• over. But -lodging th.ey did th
patient Quaid swallow nothing, net even
nallk or 'water., It was absolutely im
possible to get anything down hi
throat: Milk was recommended, but
when it Would be poured down as soot
as the glass would be removed from hi
lips it would come back, exuding fm
ro
his ears, eyes, mouth and Postrils. .Th
strangest of all was what followed. •Eth:
man
strangest
for seven weeks withen
swallowing a morsel of food or a deo
of water. • Even the. juice of an orang
he could not swallow.- From el, stou
hearty mean weighing probably 19
pounds, he dwindled away to a mer
skeleten. Strangely enough,. too, al
this time the man, who was perfectly
conscious and rational, had no Cravin
forked. The smell of victuals, he said
made hirn sick.
After being for over seven weeks with W
out food aggeusdller died, death re
suiting .zrorn inanition', or, in °the
words, starvati.ou. To thesvery last is
had po appetite. up to the last bout
he retained his senses and talked freely
about his case, instrueting his relatives
to have a Ijait mortem examination made
upon his body. The examivation' was
made, aucl the Plate, with the teeth it
it, was found about one iiich and a hal
above the eutrance of the stomach, the
ho.oks firmly imbedded in the .finalte----
Phaludelehat 1,07zes.. '
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She PoinoAn. lIerself With.
,Ine!aidatalarn. .
• A sad ease of Suicide occurred at ..the
Air Line HOtel„ Tilsontairg, en Wed-
nesday evening. It seems that a young
girl, rained Emina Louise Rogers,
whose parents live about a mile east • of
Straffordville, drove from .New Eng-
land to the teliwzey station, her inten-
tion being to proceed to Aylmer, where
she has -for some time past been work
ing at the millinery business. But in
'Stead of -departing by tale train, she
took a lk into town. and peseensed . a,
two MU e phial of laudanum. at a drug
store.- fl he afterwards went to a neigh-
boring jeweller's shop, where slits seem-
ed so die reesed and expressed such a
• desire to see a young na.an earned Hub-
bard, residing.at Now Englau.d„ ethq
the jeweller agreed to- gefor him.. ..The
girl then went back to the Air Line •
Heteleat when Mr. Brown, the jewel-
• ler, subs( queetly drove past on his pro-
pos,ed mi
THE H acm Exposron.
ish and
The Ta
her son
They ar
gagemeiJ
their
Koran
terests.
are fier
never w
predatory to the last degree.
than mother often ptays that
may be a successful robber.
Utterly faithless to public
en -
t; it would never even occur
Minds that an oath; on the
as binding if against their in -
It must be added .that they
,and bloodthirstY. They are.
thout weapons. When grazing
their ca tle, when -driving beasts of bur-
den, or *hen tilling the soil,ithey are
still twined. They are' perpetually at
war with each other. Every tribe and
section of a tribe has its internecine
,wars, every family its herediary blood
pads, anid every individual his'personal
!foes. Titere hardly a man' whose
hands- are unstained... Every person
Omits up 'warders. Each teibe has
a debtor and creditor account with its
eighbors, life for-life...Reckless of the
11wee of others, they are not sparing of
their own. They consider revenge to
I be the strongest of all obligatioes: They
_ possess gallantry and courage in them-
selves, and admire such • qualities in
others. Men of the same party will
4tand by another in danger. To their
minds boipitality is the first of vir-
tues. . Any person who can make • his
way into their dwellings will be kindly
received, but as .soon as lie has left the
roof of his. entertainer he may, be robbed
1)r killed.".
I Cause and -Cure of Snoring.
I:: •
! A writer in the Rcient;fic Monthly__
tells how the habit of snoring -is ac-
quired, an—better still—how it may
be cured': .
, .
"And, first, the cause: The air -
reaches the lungs through two channels,
the nose and the mouth. *The two cur -7
rents meet in the throat below the soft
Of the palate, the.end of which hangs
d loose and swings backward and for-
a ward, producing the snoring. If the
air reaches the lungs, as it should,
- through the nose, no noise will be made.
If it reaches the same throngh. the
mouth, the palate will make more noise,
since it is not the. natural channel, but
when it rushes through .both theSe
elizumela, then it is:that the wend sleep-
er bapishearest from the Pillows of his
companions by his hideous noise. The
remedy for snoring is to keep the mouth
closed; and for this purpose Dte,Wyeth,
the writer of the article referred to, has
invented an article SO cheap that auy
one can make.it; and .no snorer should
be without it. consists . of it -isingle
cap, fitting the head snugly, and a piece
of soft material fitting the chin. _These
are connected by elastic 'webbing, which.
is connected with the heitdcap pear the
ears. This contrivance prevents the.
jaw from dropping down, and thereby
rendering snorieg impossible. The
great trouble will be to get people to
adopt- this invention, since the most up-
right an crli °nest of men and! women
" ill rarely, if ever, confess thkt they
ore, and will be very indignant if ac -
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✓ cjuse.d of it. As a further indneement
e to the introduction of this contrivance
* of ,Dr. Wyeth, it may be added that
breathing through the mouth is very de-
trimental tcii the health, and that many*
diseases' of the throat or lungs are Con-
tracted or aggravated. thereby.1'
f A Fondling at a Farm House.
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' A child wits left'at the door ,of Mr.
Jacob Deo, aboutthree-quarteks of a
Mile north of New. Sarum, on Friday
night between the houra of pine and
ten o'clook.' Mr. Deo, accompanied by
Rev. Mr. Martin, returned from .churoh
• meeting about ten nainutes before the
.disoovery was made. Thete *as no.
sign of a child at the front doorwhen
they entered, but the attention of the
inmates was seen afterwards attracted
by theythining and seratching .of the
• dog. and. two bundles were seeii lying
_ on the stool) when the door was opened,
. One of the bundles coutained a, female
baby abont four weeks. old, dressed very
neatly and comfortably, stickily/ bottle
-sion, he fennel her lying on. a
loutage, t liable to rise. She told him
that she had taken a quantity of lam -l-
emma. In t he did not believe her. Her
actions 'ere so strange. however, that
hEi left young companion to watch
over her, but her new guardian -did not
stay long in the room, in consequence
of her sii guitar murder. Between ten
and eleven o'clock the hotel keeper's
wife wen to show her to a - bedroom.
She Rana the girl: apparently asleep,
and, ever = effort failing- to rouse her,
she then ';alled for assistane•e. . Auex-
aminatioi revealed the awful fact that
the girl:was dead. A. medical mati was
- sent for; but she was beyond the reach
of human
the boson
mortem e
- deceased,
.age last J.
gone in piegnatley. ,,
The In' abitants of the -Khyber
Pass. .
Mr. 'Teriple, at one time Secretary
to the Chi .f Commissioner of the TIM
jab, gives he f:dlowitig terse and grapliic
account of the characte-ristics of tlienet`
Khyber el els as distiuguished from filet
other Atsl aatS •- " Now these tribes are
savages -1 oble savages, perhaps and uot
without ta me tincture of generosity and
virtue. bu still absolutely barbarittua
nevertitele ei. They have nothing ttp-
proacbing to govornroAft or civil 111-1
stitutious. Thoy have for the merit no
education. They have nominally a•
religion ; but „Moltammodauism, as
understont -Ly thein, is no better, or is
perhaps, a :wally worse, than the creeds
of the wil, est race on tenth. In their
eves, the : tie great. cenituandmeut is
blood ft,r 1-1e.el and. Ere iiiil sword for
all intidein that is, for all people not
Moliannitellan. They are superstitious
awl pries-rB
idilen. But the priests
• i
(Mollalizo z re as ignurant as they are
bigoted, an leise their influence simply
fur preaching erueades .againet imbe-
lievere, and niculcate a doctrine (.:if
rapine mid bloodellEd against the de-.
feuceless people of the plaiu. The hille
men are seesitive in regard. to their
women, Int , their tmeterns in regard to
marriage :cid betrothal are very pre-
judicial il: regard to social advance-:
ment ; at tie f,aane time they are a
sensual race. They are very avaricious;
for gold they will do almost anything
except betray a guest. They are thiev-
aid. The 'phial was found iu
of her dress, omptsi.- :A post
&ululation showed that the
who was seventeen years of
buttery, was out six weeks
a small bar of soap and a phial cif oil of
pepp ermint. The- accompanying bundle
of clothes comprised a number df -little
dresses. It appeared from various in-
dications that the child had. been car-
ried a considerable distance before it
vas left at the door, and had it not
b
eeu that Mr. Deo. was -somewhat tired
after the day's avocations he would
lave pursued and probably overtaken
the person who left the little one. It
is hardly necessary to state tkait the
most tender care will be taken elf the
child, while inquiries are being made
with the view of discovering the par-
ents.—St. Thomas Journal:
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A Sinful Posture.
The following law and law-case.taken.
-hem- the records of the New- Haven
, Colons/ in. 1669, are strange reading in
1 these times. The Statute says: '1 Whe-
•soever shall inveigle or draw t ie af-
fections of any maide or maide-s€lrvarit,
either to himself or others, witho 6first
gaining the -consent of her paretitr,shall
pay to the plantation for the first of-
fence 40s; the second. £4; for the:third,
shall be - imprisoned or corporeouEdy
punished." -Under this law, at a court
held in May, ; 1669. - Jacobeth Murline
aud Sarah Tuttle were prosecuted "for
setting down ou a .chestle together, hie
arm around her wasite and her arm
upon his sholilder or about his 'leek
and continuing in the same sinful pos-
ture about half an hour, in which tyme
he hyssed be: and she leyssed him, or
they kissed one another, as ye witnesses
testified." ,
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For Chapped and Rough
. I Hands. ,
i (I) Take three drams of powdered
borax; three -eights of an ounce of glyc-
erine, six ounces of rosewater ; mix
well together and appl y frequently. It
will melte the skin smooth and white.
(2) Take two ounces of glycerine: and -
one ounce ofrose water ; mix and rub
your hands well with it before retiring
a', rest. It is pleasant, agreeable, and
eleanly,and its effects are truly wonder-
ful: (3) Our readers need not suffer from
having theirlands affected by water
or:-.Zoapsuds, if the hands are dipped in
vinegar water or lemon juice im-
mediately after. The acid. destroys the
coreosive effect (-...f the alkali, and Makes
the'hands soft and white. (4) Sweet
oil, ,oue pint; Venice turpentine, three
ounces; hog's lard, half a pound ; bees-
wax, three ounces. Put all into -al. pip-
kin, over aslow fire, and stir it With a
wooden spoou till the . beeswax is all
melted and the ingredients simmer. it
is fit for use as soon as cold, but the
longer it -is kept the better it will be.
For ch.aps or cracks, nib on the hands!
when you, go to bed (5) Five cents'
worth of gum camphor, the same of
sweet oil and white wax ;- place togeth-
.
er in a cup to melt until thoroughly
'nixed. Wash the hands - clean, and.
wipe dry; apply before retiring. (6)
Apply pure glycerine in the evening.
after the hands have been thoroughly
cleaned with castile soap and • rinsed
with lukewarm water. Sometimes it is
beneficial to wear kid gloves during the
- night. (7) Take three pounds of com-
mon yellow soap, one ounce of car.nplaor
- dissolved in one ounce of rose water
and one ounce of lavender water; beat
the above in mortar until it becomes a
paste; Make it into balls to dry, and
place it in a °eel place for the winter.
(8) Take equal portions of glycerine and
alcohol; mix well; before retiring at
night wash the hands in warm water,
and rub well with the lotion. (0) A.
.salve for chapped hands is made -of two
parts fresh lard, one part white pine
pitch melted together.
Doing Up Men's- Linen.
-A husband complained that his shirt
bosom and oollara were badly done
up, and the casewas referred to a
knowing shirt -maker, and his answer
Was well worthy the attention of.house-
. keepers: .
" Yes," said the -man, " the -fault is
with your laundress. While doing up
your collars, she Stretches them the
wrong way. Damp linen is very -plia-
ble; and a good pUll will. alter a four-
-teen -inch into a 'fifteen -inch collar in
the twinkliug of an eye. She sought to
stretch them crosswise, and. not length-
tiled:- Then in straightening out your
shirt bosom she makes another Mistake
of the same sort. They also ought to
be pulled 'crosswise instead. of length-
wise, particularly in the neighborhood
'of the neck. A lengthwise pull will
draw the.front of the neckband some-
what under your chin, where it was
never meant to go, and, of course, it
spoils the Set of your collar. With the
front of your neckband an inch too
high, and your collar an inch, too long,
you have a most undesirable combina-
tion." -
The necessary changes were made in
the methods of the laundry, aud allwas
right with shirts and collars.
• What Drinld
'Michael Hall's capacity as a drinker
was underdiscuesion in a Stutro (Nev.)
bar -room when be entered. He was
proud of the distinction accorded him, _
• and offered to bet ten dollars that he
could drink a quart of 7hiskey in ten
minutes. , The wager was made, and
the money put into the hands of a
stakeholder. A quart of such whiskey
as is sold in mining towns was measur-
• ed out. Hall swallowed fully a pint --at
a draught, but after that the fluid went
down harder, and ten minutes and a
quarter had. elapsed when the last wae
drunk. So he -lost his ten dollars, but
that is not the worst, for be immediate.:
ly fell to the floor, remained uncon-
scious forty-eight hours, mud then died,
William Bell killed himself foolishly in.
Waldron, Ark. He had .been a per
former in a . circus; but intemperance
bad incapacitated him for such employ'
merit, and he became a bar -room. buM-
mer. His sole remaining gymnastic
feat was to stand on his head, which he
wa-s ready to do for drink. Two men
be:t that he couldnot remain inverted
an hour, and he attempted.tbe feat, but
a rush of blood to hie head resulted
fatally. •
Eres's-Cocoa.—Grateful and comfort-
ing.—"By a thorough knowledge of the
natural laws which govern the opera-
tions of digestion and nutrition, and by
a careful application of the fine properf
.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.
Itis by the judicioueuse of such articles
of diet that a constitution may be grad-
ually built up until strong enough to re-
sist every tendency to disease. 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."±—eivit Ser-
vice Gazette.. &id only in packets label-
led—" James Epps & Co., Homoeopath-
ic . Chemists, 48, Threadneedle Street,
and -170, Piccadilly, London." 482--52
THE PEOPLE WANT PROOF.—There is
no medicine prescribed by physicians or
sold by Druggists, that carries such evi-
dence of its success and superior virtue
as BOSCHEY'S GERMAN &nor. for severe
Coughs, Colds 'settled on the breasti-
Cons urn p tion (many disease of the Throat
and Luugs.- A proof of the fact is that
any person afflicted can get a Sample
Bottle for 10 cents and try its superior
effect before buying the regular size at
75- cents. It has lately been iutroduced
in this country from 'Germany, and its
wonderful cures are astonishing every
one that uses it. Three doses will re-
lieve any case. Try it. Sold by all
Druggists.
• Grand Trunk Rail wz; y..
Trains leave Seaforth and Olin,on Stations as
follows :
Gum; W.Esr— SEAFORTII. .CLINTON.
:Ex press 2:25 P. M. 2:15 1'. M.
ENpreitH 8.58 P. M. • 9:21) P. M.
mixed Train9:(i0 A. M. 10:0). A. M.
Gorsa FAST— SEAF,111.TH. CLINTON.
Mixed Train. 7:52 A.. M. 7:7 A. M.
Exprese Train1:15 P. M. 12:1,0 P. M..
Mixed Train:I.. •5:00 1'. It% 9: -?,5 P. M.
Mixed Train10:35 A. M. I 0:90.A.. M.
•
London, Huron
GOING N wale— Mail.
P. al
London, depart.... 2 15
Exeter
Ht1nsnll
Kipp( n
Memel:mid.
Clinton
Blyt h.. . • .........
' Wingliain, srrive..
Gorso Sor,Tn— .
pead Bruce.
ixtixoit. Express.
. A. M. P. M.
-- 555 615
33:; 805 73
a 12 831 751
858 8 41 7 58-
,1 08 000 808 '
425 945 8 233
452 10 32 852
525 11 80 925 -
Mail. Mixed. Express. •
A. M. A. Ar. P. Nr.
10 55 7 00 8 15
12 15 7 35• 6 55-
1 19 8('l 724
140 818 743
157 82-i 758
25 384 804
25) 349 . 823
Wit:I:hare, depart..
:Myth'
Clinton
ru e efield
open
}tense)]
Excter
A-Re:AL NEeessiry.--No honee shoall he with-
out a -bottle Of liagyard's Yellow (iil. in cese of ac-
cident.. There is uo preparation offered. to suffer-
bighumanity tliat has mede • et) many per:ea:cent
curvet, or reliev: d so nmeh pain and misery. It is
called by some the (local Saniateitan, by . others
hssrs. Lmnstlen tt: Seaforth
cure-all, and by the aldieted an Angel of ille5rey.
For ale by Me
If Demosthenes had not suffered, anti by _un-
ece exied efforts overcome great, obstacles, would he
havt become the ten at. st orator in the world? If
our mothen Demoethenes have a cough, cold, or
tiekling of the Uthatt, nothing will nlieve them so
spot dilya Hagyard's PeeLoral Balsam. It is an
ecdlient: remedy for Quicisy, infidenza, croup,
whooping cough, bronchitis; rte. For e ale 1)3 -all
dealers at 23 cents per bottle. 1-585
ns. C DIPBELL, Provincial Land Surveyoi
• and Civil Engineer. Ordeis by mail prompt
ly tittond d to.
09 D. S. CAMpl3ELL, Mitchell.
SEA.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT EMPORIUM
THE C NSOLIDATED BANK SCOTT ROTHERS
OF CANADA.
CArl AL, •- $4,000.000.
CITY 13-1 'X OF MONTREAL,Incorporated 1883;
• • 'tin I ROYAL CANADIAN BANK, '
Ipcorporated 1861.
SE FORTH BRAN EL
DOWil ION BLOCK, MAI -ST.
SEAFORTH.
Droll on New 'Cork Payable
Bu.nkja t e United States.
1111111m f Exchange on London payable
at all Ohio Claw: of the Untted Kiugdom.
INTER 'ST Pf ID OH DiePOSITS.
at any
SEA ORTH PLANING MILL,
SASHJ DOR AND BLIND FACTORY
THE H.ab. criberbegs leave to thank hi a namerou
custoiners for the liberal patronage extended to
hinisince onemencing butuness in Se.aforth,and
trusts hat e may be: favored with it continuance
of the sum .
Parties i deriding to build wonld do well to give
him a call, s he will 'continue to 'keep on hand a
large stoc of all kinds et
RY PINE LUMBER,
8A PJ 111 E
DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
S INGLES, LATE., ETC.
}Tercels outident of givingsatisfaction to those
who may f your him With their patroleage,as none
bac first -al ies workmen are employed
Partieul r attention paid to Cuistom Planing
20 JOHN IT. BROADFOOT.
STOVE
1
E OLD ESTABLISHED
AND' TIN EMPORIUM,
SEAFORTII.—
RS. WHITNEY,
TATISHE. once more to remind her many
T T fele d's and customers th it she is now
better pre ,tired than ever supply all their
wants in h r lino. She as one of the most coin
plete aseor merits ofl
13olh Coal nd Wood, Cooking, Hall and Parlor,
of the lnte t designs that eau be ferind in any
town in th: countyi.„an.1 at prices as low 68 the
louest. r assorienent of
Was never letter or more varied.'
COAL OIL.,
Both 'Wholesale and Retail at a very slight ad-
vance on anufacturers prices. Repairing and.
Eave-Trou hing promptly attended to and en-
tire satisfa tion guerauteed.
RUCEFIELD.
For the b tter aceomodation of her customers
Mrs. Whit ey has opened a -briencn atore in
Brueefield, here will be fouird a complete stoek
of evorythi g in her line. She would direct per-
ticular atte ition to aad invite inspection to her
Stovee, whi intending purchaseis should Hee
before pur basing eleewhere. Remember when
yon come t Seaforth or Bracefield dan't leave
without in peeting my stock. ID will be time
well spent.
•IRS. WHITNEY,
Seaforth and Brucefield.
SIGN
THE
CIRCULAR
SAW.
WM. ROBERTSON
& ca•l
• SEAFORTH.
CALL AT WILLIAM ROBERTSON
& CO.'S. AND SEE THE IMPROVED
DIM ON
FRL T
ED' CAST
TEED TO
HARDWOOD W
CROSS -CUT SAW, MADE
E BEST DOUBLE R..EFIN-
ST.EEL, AND GUARA.N-
CUT THVITY CORDS OF
ITaouT
TING. ALSO LANCE TOOTH, ONLY
75 CENTS
PER FOOT.
WM ROBERTSDN & CO.,
HAI
'DWAR.E MERCHANTS,
SEAFOR.T1I.
THE HENSALL PORK FACTORY.
G. & J. PETTY
Are prepared
HOGS
to pity the IfIGFIEST- PRICE for
0-3- quantity of
LIVE OR DRESSED
• ALL KINDS OF! CURED MEATS
Constantly =hand.
'FINE LARD, SIAUSAC ES, PORK
• CUTTINGS, &c.
623
G. & J. PETTY.
INVITE THE -ATTENTION. OF TI -1 PUBLIC TO THE FOLLOWING TES-
TIMONY OF ONE OF 'HE WORLD'S GREATEST
_ • PIANISTS W Ta. REGARD TO
TIIE 1/1 „ELI S 0-1\T IiAIsrO,
• For Which We are the 1 Iholeeale Agents for' Ontario •
OSTON. Mass., July 21st, 1878.
711:1E BMWRSOLIT PIANO (302: PAW Y.
GENTLEMEN—I have examined wil h
one I have is superb in Every cespect. Elael lei
'prominent, in them, whilst in power
paralle/ed feta:ems with which
lie opinion in respect them.
cat interest and pleasure your Uprieht Pianos. The ,
y of touch sad tine singing gneli y of tone' are
they are lit e a Grand. I am not the lee et surprised at the un •
-
your Pianoe met? . stud most heartily and emphatieally entioree pub -
to Faithfully you s, F. BOSCOVITZ. W
•1 Ve
ruments always on hand. Also the popu-
n the shortest I notice. •
Eel
talment system. •
"WIRERS, Seaforth, Ont.
ORi
Clough & Warren's Celebrated Ia-s
lar Canadian Bell Organ.
Other Pianos and Organs.supplied
Instruments sold on tivae or the in
SCOTT
D. D. ROSE, FAMILY GROCER .
ST1A6s_1-101=VTI-1
Ilas Pleasure in announcing to his.Friends am/ Cm-
10MerS that every Department 'is fully stocked with
First-Cla,s Goods. Hundreds of Families testify
to the value' given at Rose's Grocery in the past, and
he looks. forward to the fature with every confidence.
No Prices quoted. Come and see, and be CO21VinCed
of the advantages offered. No trouble fo show Goods
and give.samples. Flour, Corn, Oatmeal, Buckw,heat,
Flour, Cracked Wheat, Hominy, &c., always kept in
Stock. .D. D. ROS ET, riSeaforth.
HURON FOUNDRY
•
ND' MACHINE SHOPS
S.. 11,T3
MANUFACTURER OF AG
_MILL IIACHLVERY,
Contracts Taken for every d
SEAFORTH;
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!CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
,VOILATES, BOILERS, (tc.
escription of Mill Machinery.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE.
_
ONTARIO
ONTARIO PRIN1ERS' EMPORIUM.
GWATKIN & SON
HAVE
M 0 V
• TO THEIR NEW PREMISES,
Cor. Bay and Wellington Streets.
KII)D'S I -LAM -DWARF,.
RECEIVEP
6IRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS
IMERICAN CUT NAILS,
SPADES, SHOVELS, FORKS,
'• HOES AND RAKES,
• GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, &
FENCING WIRE
ND BumbING HARDWARE
Of Every Deseription Cheap.
EAVE TROUGHS AND CONDUCT-
ING PIPE •
t up on the Shortest Notice and Warranted.
Special inducements to Cash and
Prompt Paying Customers.
•
•
JOHN KIDD.
ARMERS, STOP!
do TO A. CALLANDER, CLINTON,
(-HURON STREET,) TO GET TOUR ene
$AWS GUMMED.
You eau get the13 home with you the same day
that you brirg them.
• A. CALLANDER,
585x12 • General Bla.ekareith, Clinton, Ont.
LUMBER FOR SALE,
amirocK First a6 per M. PINE
from $8.
- BILLS CUT TO ORDER,
All Length, from 10 to 50 Feet, at the
PONY MILL, IN TVIcK.ILLOP.
The Subscriber has also a
LUMBER YARD IN SEAFORTH,
'Where all kinds of Lumber can be obtained.
09 THOMAS DOWNEY.
FURNITURE.
FURNITURE.
M. ROBERTSON,
CABINETMAKER
AND UNDERTAKER
• 11 I 111 jH
THE GOLDEN LION,
A LARGE LOT OF NEW SPRING -
PRINTS, EXTRA GOOD VALUE,
RECEIVED AT THE GOLDEN
LION, SEAFORTII.
A LARGE LOT OF NEW SPRING
PRINTS. EXTUA GOOD VALUE,
RECEIVED AT THE 'GOLDEN
LION, SEAFOLTH. -
A LARGE LOT OF NEW SPRING -
PR mrs, EXTRA GOOD VALUE,
RECEIVED AT THE GOLDEN.
LION, SEAFORTH.
1
A LARGE LOT OF NEW SPItLiNG
, PRINTS, EXTRA. GOOD VALUE,
RECEIVED AT TaE GOLDEN
LION, SEAFORTIL
A LARGE LOT 01? NEW SPRING
PRINTS, EXTRA GOOD VALUE,
RECEIVED AT THE GOLDEN.
LION, SEAFORTH.
A pLEAIRNG14, TipaTTIOI AF .NEW-TPAILtIuNEG,
RECEIVED AT THE GOLDEN
LION, SEAFORTH.
-A LARGE LOT OF NEW SPRING
PRINTS, EXTRA GOOD VA LITE,
RECEIVED Kr THE GOLDEN
LION, SEAFORTh.
A LARGE -LOT OF NEV SPRING-
, •PR IN TS. EXTRA G.00 D VALUE,
RECEIVED AT THE GOLDEN
• LION, SEAFORTIL
Refail Furniture Store A LARGE LOT OF NEW SPRING
PRINTS, EXTRA GOOD VALUE.,
RECEIVED AT THE GOLDEN
Two Doors' North of his Old Stand, (appoeite LIONS EAFORT
11
Waddell & Co.'s Dry Goods Store, where he is ,
prepared
A LARGE LOT OF NEW SPRING
PRINTS, EXTRA GOOD VALUE.
TO SELL AS CHEAP AS ANY IN REGEBTED AT TAB Got,DEic
THE TRADE. LION, SEAFORTIL
HAS AGAIN OPENED A
UNDERTAKING
Attended to as Usual.
A. Large Stock of COFFINS, CASEETS, CAPS,
SHROUDS, &c., always on hand.
531 M. ROBERTSON -
DR. WILLIAM GRAY'S SPECIFIC
MEDICINE.
The Great Englieh
Remedy is especially
recommended
as an
unfailing crtre for
Seminal Weakness
Spermatorrhea, Impo-
tency, and all diseases
that fellow as a so -
k . quence of Self abuse, I,
BeforeyensTanlitiLnasssitnile,poin in
m
Loss of Meory, After Taking
TIni
of Prenaature Agd, and many other
the Back, Diinnesr
diseases that leads to Insanity or Consumption
and a Premature Grave, all of whie.h as it rule are
first, causedby dhviating from the Ptah of nature
and over indulgence. The Speeiffc Medicine is
the result of a life study and many years of ex-
perience in treating these epecial diseaees. Pam-
phlet free by mail. The Specilie Medicine le sold
by ell Druggists at $1 per package, or 6 packagee
for $5, or wail be sent by mail on receipt of the
money, by addressing WILLIAM GRA.Y (it CO.,
Windsor, Ont. Sold in Seaforth by Iliekson &
Bleaedell, J. S. Roberts R. Lam3den and Alt
druggist merchants.
A LARGE LOT OF NEW SPRING
PIIINT.n. EXTRA GOOD VALUE,
RECEIVED AT THE GOLDEN
LION, SEAFORTH.
A LARP,F.: LOT OF NEW SPRING
PRINTS. EXTR GO4M VALUE,
EWE' VED AT THE GOLDEN
LION, SE A FO ItTH.
A LARGE LOT OF NEV SPRING
PR) NTS, EX ritA GOOD- VALUE.
RECEIVED AT THE GoLDEN
LION, SE A FO
• R. JAMIESON.
BUTTER TUBS.
;
S. TRPTT, SEAFORTIa,
J13 ow prepamd tiopply
any nuo3ber of hie
SUPERIOR I31-2-TTER
ktS...30 per himired, Thee Tubteare iio
woraud .favoyubly known to the 'trade Viet it is
unneeesaary to ely ane-bing in their reeocumen.
dation.
3111. TROTT also marelfaetnres a tonal Hard.
wood Tab, suitable 1. r war -thing butter in.
Orders by Inuit or others,. ha) promptly
ed to,
495
all custorceil, *Wet
S. TROTT, Se