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[ORTGAGE SALE
RM PRO:PERT
the Township of Grey. •
ER and by virtue of a powee of sale cote. _
ined in a certain raortg tge made by jobat
rein to :he Vendore, dtfault having beeo.
the payment of the same, will ha sot
lie
Action, at
C.OMMERCIAL licYrxt,t
N THE TOWN OF SEAFORTI/i
"ArEs-DAV, APRIL, -1[5,1879,
A weleek P. M-, the following iraleahio.
.1 Property, viz.:
'ea. nt4, in the Fourth Concession Ot the
41.1 0/ thee , in the County of ifurott, eon;
..,1, el acrt :4, more or less.
1e laud 40 fterCS are eleared, and thefe4
fixity tinabeied with hardwood, cedar ana
here is a good log holies with frame ad.
bun and a frerne blecksznith tiltek
(eenaises. '
.ropert y ie welt situated, au good made:,
suites of Ethel Statian, 4 miles af Troll,: _
- mil, ti of the Tawo of Listowel, and
1.1es of the Town of Seaforth. -
TE41,11ts OF ts_ik I..V.
--..- tinva wiii be given for pxyment
-
nth Of the pun -Imes: money to be pat
the
,e time et eale, and setbeaent to moo
dn two weeks therhatter. Frone
of bal,
owe to
rseit p•irehasere.
rther partientars apply to A. HUSTTBIto
anierook. ter to .
- CRONYN, KEW & BETTS,
Vendoree Solicitors,
f P. BRINE,
1.0ndett,
Naertiotiver, Seaforth,
nr, Marc 11 :13th, 1879. eae.s.
- THE SEA.FORTR
tANGE AND LAND AGENCY.
kLONZO STRONG
!NT fo Several First -Class Stock, Ftee
rate Insurance Companies, and isprepea
e lists on
q0ST -FAVORABLE TERM&
t gir several of the best Lean See*
nt for the salt:and purchatie of Fir*
Property.
TRER OF Fl RST -CLASS
eVED FARMS FOR SAL&
t)tsts to I. oust at S eelr (431t.
intone:et..
for the White Star Line of -Steamers.
E -Over Woriievo's 'Store, Main -8t
ONSOLEDATED BANK
OF CANADA.
eekee, - $4,00-0.000.
NK (IF 'MONTREAL, Ineorporated1883;
li netYAL CANADIAN BANK,
lotorporat ed. 1664 -
BRANCH.
N ton aLOOK$ MAILAI-Sti
SEA FOttni.
• ou Nene Vorrle Payable at any
Unetne Steeee.,
of Exchange. nn London payebis
Cioee of toe Caned hArtadone.
'EST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
FORTH PLANING MILL,
JJ1URMD BLIND FACJORY
e eriberbegsljav3 to thank his *newt
_le for thbel a I patronage es.tOndedt4
emu:reaming baeinees in ScafOrth,s$
he may be favored with a• continumet
e.
atending to build would do well to gitt
ee he odd corninue to keep on handl
t ail klad
'SRI' PINT?, LIT.MBE.R,
Sot JE ,
• BIANDS, iN101.ILDINGSs
EfNGLE,S, LATH,. ETC.
-•esfetant of ;acne; eatisfactioo to tie*
trona him with eheir pe.tronageots nts
tteewarkruen are employed, •
Lrett L.:ration. paid to Custom Pianist
TOftN 11. BROADFOOT.
EMPORIUm,
ecriber hereby theoke hi a numeral
tare ewe:chant:4 and others) for their
ge durin • tho p i.t 7 ye -ars, mei
:Act ititeeritv and tense. atreation ie
'metit their ceefnee and tradela
gr t1 eularged his paw
ehe wit: ter, he is now prepared tale,/
IGHEST CASH PRICE
toti'o ef Good Freeh Eggs, deli...volt
lemporiatu,
STREET, SE.A.FORTH.
L the subseribere 2ditotte of goodly/
:straw.
D. D. WILSON._
ES FOR THE MILLIS
)....4fned hare on hand a large sap,e1/-
eneei Stingle:4, at .4%. MILLE"
a the Village of
Etee-- ,--e-rre., --E-tr-r-y
Us...! -...r.:. I -.4 _1_, 1 ...4'...R.7
entiencel wetkrtion, from the Tell
L. .Che maoritniu which we Mann'
there b zi Bestard. Shtnglei
neve prep trel to do It' tie-ANIL°
`Ii;.-seeerst eettel Aerate at mime
int Duets and Sash always 01
Blinds and Mouldings modelle
A. P 111 ON, *)-
'I. TOUN
Traste41
A. L. tillOSON, 5.
pV AND PEAS..
inter has ri or en. hand, at Ilemegt
•C !ity otC.rit.it: • Ceen tit for meal
b.. :ell do 1-oe of 10 bushel/iv&
ICES THAN HAS a
BEEN (;01N(.
oil heel ne. jug the ne_xt fel
selt ell l'eee fer Seed, at sses
wee take eery quantity ofgOOt
ova' eat ; thee
DAV f;) LENNA/T4
a DRESSING-
TIISS -STARK
xr, a the Litelies Settforth
eat eta: in prep:teed to make ae-
. ttJL,1!i1te-1,IDS,
.frora Combings
-ate, end ell meters nunetualli-
cell et...Zee:ore. Reeideace-
AX, FLAX.
1:IE, of OA: Seaforth Flax.
-qa few htinth Beshels of
11. woiel, iota &la s to disposeor
ing this Seaeon, Apply at
1)E.:trifE. 5914
APRIL 11) 1.79..
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•
eisememseamnaimille- "-e";-e- -see e
irigeinory of the .pincess Alice
Eld-MA JEFFERS GE.LHA.IL
Fair, noble Princess, thoti art gone,
Thy life is o'er, the victory vent;
Ina -More palatial haute thou in.ovest now,
With brighter coronet upon thy brown;
Bee waren, trim friends on taut and sea, -
with princely mate and Royal. Mother, mourn fen
thee.
1
e
THE
URON
ing his chance, Green remarked that he
had an ox that could !:teat Randale's
horse for 300 yards. •Randale lauglied
at first, then got . mad, and at last offer-
ed to bet ten to one that it c lila not bt.
tly taken,
prepared
_done. The bet was prom
and they adjourned to the
place. The ax was bo.cked up to a lit-
tle hand -cart, half a yoke pit around
his neck; a, couple of saplingii served as
shafts, and the whole rig waelcompleted
by a pair of ox -hide traces. Randale
-was trade the scoring, and c ntrol his
horse subject to the action of is horned
.adversary, as Green knew v ry well it
,would never do to trifle with his steed,
'When eveilything was ready, way they
went, Green with his long b ack-snake
sne,king things lively for th px, and
Randale swearing like a troo erl at his
.440 -
naaeSure enough, at tl e end of
300 yards, the ox came in a ead. On
the spot Randale bought half the ox for
$500. The next day be as pitted
against two horses, spathe vho1e city
turned oat to see the r markable
, phenomenon, a trotting ox. 4gain was
he victorious, and amid. the 4iJdest ex-
citement he passed the line six lengths
. For alike of thee bath droppetk full many a tear,
The earth th
is poorer since o art uot here;
ea child, as wife and mother thou didet shine,
With purest light, with love I !most Ditine.
Rena the sad hour when bending o'er thy dying
sire,
With Weetest voice and sOltest hand that did
not tire;
Dldst cool his fever'd brow 4r cheer his drooping
soul,
With promises of Go.1, of H liven, the Chistion's
goal ;
The heart of England did from that hour, move,
Toward thee, lost Princess, w th the deepest love.
We, know in IR a.ven there s no earthly rank or
fame,
The monareh leant% this sitle he grave, his • crown_
- and nanie ;
Their wealth ancl pomp an care, the rich lay
a°:arthl
lis
The..y drost is chimged for an ininiortal
tont it fai Clujist-like Service here,
cromoT ;
We reap oar golden s tiTt ofI it. rewordup there,
Thou still art princess!
and as thou reov'st in higher 'sphere above, •
With those who went leder e whom thou didst
. lore;
We'll pall the Ange Princess !
And in our Queen, thy preciou • mother, weedil say
God bless thee!
And for thy husband. mid thy enderones, we pray',
God comfort thee!
And bring thee all, at it to t eet,
Where weary pilgrims walk nir h gladsome feet,
The broad, bright pavement of ttotrs golden street,
In the land of lifefrternal
In the life of bliss supernth,
Heaven
The Cost of Living Now and
Then.
,
There is now -a„ Current notion among .
consumers that everyttlin•g is. dearer
than. it used to be in Beitain, and that ,•
., is made the excuse far spendingat a
higher ,rate, and for p oacling that an
income of E800 -,is requii cl to maintain
- the same scale of living for which £500
formerly sufficed. No i ea can be more
unfounded. Bread is untaxed.; and
could he- sold . at -a living profit to the
man who earns 6s. a day at hedf the -
price formerly paid by Iiis predecessor,
whaler more skilled wok was paid 2s.
! 64. Better tea is sold a 2s than. at the
beginning of the century 'cost 7s.. Cof-
fee was 2s. 6a. that is eeellecl in qual-
ityby - that at a present price is. 6d.
Seeded sugar •wee 10d .; pure sugar is
now Id. Salt, that is U w free, paid a
duty of 20s. per .1-assl,e1.- The daily
newspaper, about a four h of its present
size, and an eighth -1 that canbe
ii
measured -of the curre. t quality, cost
7d., -while each advertise neat was tax-
ed 2s. (id. ,A better hat.is now worn it
12s, than e as formerly snaplied at 25s..
Literature, periodical - •aaid standard,
once so expensive, is .neW so cheap that
it costs less to buy_a new copy of a
book or pamphlet than tl• bind the old.
•Thdaged cite remember whenthe.Way-
erely .Novel cost 31s. 6d., and was hired
out to read at is. per volume for twelve
hours.. It is now retailed, withall the
notes, at 3d. Let"" the girl of he peri-
od" ask her grandmother what sixty
years ago, straw hats " cine to." At -a
Queens Assembly, the bekt-dressed lady
appeared in a Cotton print that - a hop -
picker would now scorn'. -to wear on a
Sunday. Leather was taxed, and H we
have ,the benefit of the remission in
boots and shoes of far b�4ter make, at a
lower figure. All artiCle of clothing-
even1.
. of ornanae•nt-are made -greatly
- more accessible to eeree • .purse.- Soap
was taxed, b -ricks, Wee, Slates; timber,
and glass. Wine is little more than half
its former price. In faet,svith. the excep-
tion of beef,mutton, buttfer and cheese,
the whole cokt of living is creteris: paribus
. -that is, in reference to -the Beane he-
, cessiery eornmoditiesHve
in . the year 1879 than
.Still More extraordinary
of the meat's- of living. r
or plumber at, say Green
. this .yeite would strike
less time 36s. per weel
predecessors had 18s. . fc
longer service, when •the wheat that
now averages Wes. 4d,- stool .at i10s. 5d.
-y much less
t was in 1801.
s the contrast
-he carpenter
vich Hospital,
at the offer of
In 1800 his
r eight hours
• A Trotting Ox.
In March, 1859, " TateiF " Green and
five comradeseft ltheir hOmes in North-
ern Ohio in the viciuitvl. of Findlay,
Hancock County, with the avowed iu-
tention of makiner then, fortunes 'at
Pike's Peak or Cherry Oeeek diggings.
Everything went all rikht with. the
party until they crossed the Arkausas,
when a feeling of home-eickness began
to make itself felt among the emigrants.
Men would becnme sick fOr it sight .of
civiliza,cion and break eff 'with the par-
ty, causing a galena divide. In this
way they would sometimes cat wagons
in two, and even, Greeu says, he once
-saw Dal ox cut iu two. G oen's partner
was one of the disaffectec , and, in de-
cidiug to pull up stakes,
property was made, he t
glad the front wheels of
Green taking the other ox
'wheels. Out of these he !made a sulky
in which he drove his ox. At Denver,
disheartenitig •reports began to meet
him. Disgusted. miners pushing for
home met thein every day. - The tide
turned, ana tbreatS of burtung St Louis
were made. Indeed, a. party was or-
ganized for that purpoee, but never
consummated it. Checiked by the
news that no gold was to be found in
the Cherry Creek diggings, " Taters "
squatted on -a 160 -acre tract, upon
which, by the way, Golden City new.
stands. .
'Denver, 'in the days of. 159, was pro-
bably as fast a plaCe as any Gay on the
continent. It was the poiet where civi-
lization inet the wilderness. The for-
tunes made in bonanza mining were
spent here with au open hand. One
day, as Green was driving his ox from
homeetead into Denver, some
s on horseback attempted to pass
him. The ex,. moved by the spirit
'which infested. the place probably,
quickened its steps rintil it went off in
a swiuging trot, leaving the horse be -
Mud. This was the firet intimation
Green had zhat his bob•tailed ox (it
was bob -tailed) could trot. The idea
then preseeted itself to hid" that if he
could only accustom the bovine to trot-
ting a Certain din
stance on a certai
piece of ground. he could out -trot any
horse in the iseighborhood. There was
a ganShler by the Dame Randale,
froze' Illiuois, Denver at this period,
who owned: a horse that conld do". his
mile in 2:40. Raudale was quite ia
chum of Green, and would occasionally
drop into hie quarters and blow his
horse's trumpet. A. day. or two after
Green's discovery of his ox's powere,
Randale dropped in on him, and; its
usual, began e talking horse." Watch,
division of
king one ox
• the wagon,
and the hied
a ea . •
Every day thereafter be d
horse or two, and there soon
popular demand for a share
Accordingly a stock company
feated a
eca.me a
the ox.
asform-
ed with a capital of, $6,400, being 64
shares of $100 each. The stpck went
like hot cakes, and soon sdicl away
above par. In a week, duri ig which
he had won several more aces, the
stock was quoted on the gani
bling ta-
bles, and passed for 81,000 a share. At
last a horse sired -in San rancmco
came along, aud a trial of speed was
made up between him and th. ox. If
the crowd_ of spectators had 1 een large
before, it was gigantic on this day. It
seemed as if the whole county had tnru-
ed out, and it was estimated tiliat there
were 10,000 people present. Every-
thiug being in readiness, avray they
went, heralded by ii, thousau voices.
The ox took the lead from thie- tart ; at
the 100 -yard pole he was a let gth and
a half ahead; at the 150 it hail become
three lengths; at the 250 the distance
had widened into five lengths and the
ox still ganneg. But the ol saying;
" There's many_ a slip 'twixt - the eup
and lip," was never _truer tha i in the
present case, and when within a dozen
yards of the winning post 4 s oxship
became tired and made up hi mind tee
stop. Accordingly he planted his front
feet arid refused to budge. M iral sua,-
sion, profane abuse, physical 11 -usage,
all, separate or combined, ailed to
move him, and the horse quie .ly trot-
ted past, and took the race, the ox
never reaching the winning post at
all. That minute the , sto k * sank
from $1,000 a share dowu to • e -sixty-
fourth of the value of ox intriusicallis,
as meat. • , •
Many efforts were afterWar
to coerce the bovine into a teo
enticement and persuasion, go
otherwise, failed, and he -never
again.
-The police dourt at Stratf
graced with it numerous anal
the afternoon of the 24th ult., t
sion being a charge of assa
agaiust a young man by one of
sex. 'For some weeks past it
the town talk that the voting
question was beilig shadowed b
port of a juveuile, in prospect
she had even gone so far as to
that if the money was not forth
the gent's body wouldbe pe
.with leaden bullets. Severe;
views were had, but they were
isfaetory to the lady .in the c
she became exceedingly.demop
For several days she pursued h
, his mao
ut a
tle an
trott
11
d
rd was
nce on
he ocean
tit laid
the fair
as 'been
an in.
lady
who demanded money towards the Sup -
lye, and
declare
coming,
rfoirnatt6ed
r_
FOR
ot sat- -
se, and
r gab) e,
bet without being able to get in range.
However, about 8 o'clock . on Saturday
evening, she confronted hiin on Water-
loo street, near, Walker's lelac
shop, and made:a, demand for
This was refused, when she hum
ly plungd her hand into het- pocket,
and the ominous click, click,. n. a re- -
volver was -heard. The male party im-
mediately grabbed the handl which held
the shooting ironaand al scuffle ensued,
in which the lady was thrown
. .
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." -Civil Ser-
vice Gazette. Sold only in packets label-
. led-" James Epps & Oo., Homceopath-
in Chemists, 48, Threadneedle Street,
and 190, Piccadilly, London." 482-52
It is no exaggeration to say that health isa large
ingredient in what the world calls talent. A man
without it may be it giant in iutellect, but his
deeds will be the deeds ef.4-dwarf. A weak -mind
in a sound frame is enneEZetter than a giantmind
in a crazy constitution. Professional and lmsiness
men, who are continually thinking, and whose
habits aro sedeuttuy, should use Victoria. Hypo -
phosphites, the great brain and nerve remedy. For
Halo by Messrs. Lumsden & Wilson, Seaforth.
8-592
- To be thoroughly happy, yon must he well. To
be well, in :thousands of cases, you should take
tne great. inedieme, which relieves regulates and
renovates disorderly systems-VictOria Buolin and.
Uva Ursi. For Bright's disease of the kidneys
diabetes,- and all diseases of the urinary system, it,
timely use is very beneficial. For sale by J. S.
et Roberts, Seaforth. • 8-592
PERSONAL. -Rey. James Brooks, Weeton, says;
*" I have found nothing to give me morepermanena
relief -for shortness of breath or asthma, than Hag -
yeast's Pectoral littleam. and can with confidence
recommend it to all requiring a good medicine for
coughs and colds, and diseases Of the throat and
lungs. For sale by all dealers at 25 cents per bot-
tle. Mminitin, BENTLEY & PEATtSoN, Proprietors,
Toronto. 3-592
-Grent Western Railway'.
Trains leave Brussels station, north and south
as under:
GOING Nonni.,
Mixed.. ....10:25 A. M.
Accom.. .... 9:08 P. M.
Mail • 2:58 P
•
GOING Boom
Mail 6:15 A.. M.,
Accent 12.15 A. M
Mixed 7:95 P. M
Grand Trunk Railway. --
Traimeleave Seaforth and Clinton Stations as
follows:
Goma WEST- SEAPORT/I. CLINTON-.
• Express 2:26 P. M. 2:45 P. AL
Express .,. 8.58 P. M. 9:20 P. M.
Mixed Train9:110 A. M. 10:00 A. M.
GO1NG FAST- SEAPORT/I. CLINTON.
Mixed Train.- 7e32 A. M. 7:27 A.M.
Exprose Train1:15 P. M. • 12:50 P. M.
Nixed Train.- 5:00 T. M. 4:25 P. M.
Mixed Train.... 10:35 A. M. 10:00 A. M.
•
London, Huron and Bruce.
GOING NORT/I-Mail. Mixed. Express.
P.M. A.M. P.M.
London, depant..... 2 15 5 55 6 15
E • .t 3 35 8 05 • 7 85
• Hensel] . 52 8 84 7 51
Kippen a 58 8 44 7 58
Brueefield. '4 08 9 00 8 08
.. . . 4 25 • 9 45 8 25
-..........4Illyth....52 - 10 32 8 52
Winghani, arrive,. 5 25 11 80 9 25
GOING SOUTH- Mail. Mixed Express.
A. M. A. M. P.M,
Wingham, depart 10 55 7 00 '6 /5
Blyth 12 15 7 31 6 55
Clinton . 1 10 8(41 7 24
%lice fielde1 40 8 18 7 48
Kipp en 1 57 8 28 758
Hensalle..... 2 (15 8 84 8 04
Ex. toe. 2 50 8 49 8 23
NO BIM BUT REAL FACTS.
INT 01=)1='
CHILLED PLOWS
roved and .4 eknowledged to be
the' Stan ard Plow of America.
EASE OF DRAUGHT,
QUALITY OF MATERIAL,
STRENGTH, LIGHT-
ksrnith NESS, AND FINISH,
money.
ediate-
IT HAS NO
EQUAL.
clowu. The Material Used in the construe -
Screams of " murder" and ' help " tiOn of these. Plows, for Smoothness of
brought a crowd, but the a-ff ir was Face and Toughness, is superior to
over before they could be of aijiv ser- Cast Steel, and is MANUFACTTRED
vice. The evidence at the Polio Court : by ME, only in Canada.
brought out some_nasty details, nd has
afforded a large amount of food or gos-
sipers. After hearing considera le con-
tra,dictory evidence, the magiSti ate ad- GANG PLOWS
jOurned the case until Friday. .
•
PIMICING HORSES. - Many orsocts
physic their horses frequently--eespeci.
ally every spring. This is a gr iti er,
o littfes
es ine
gen-
ns the
.liable
off -a•
which.
To, re -
from,
purifying the blood and enabling all
the organs to do their' work N 'About
oyertasking 'any, which is accom al.ished
by the use of "_Daxley's -Co -dition
Powders and Arabian Heave R.e edy "
-it is always safe and clerbain.
Remember the name, and pee that the
-signature of Hurd st Co. is on eac pack-
age. • Northrop it Lyman, Toren o, Ont.
proprietors .for Cienada.' sou by all
Medicine -.dealers. „-
• •
Is Yona LIFE 'WORTH 10 CENTS? _Sick-
ness-.pnevails everywliere,thed eve -ybody
complains of some disease durin their
life. When siclathe Object is to g t Well;
now to say plainly that no person 'n this
world that is suffering with Dyepepsile.
Liver Coinplaint and its effects. Such as
Indigestion,Costi yen ess, Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach., IIeart Burn, Palpitation
of the Heart, Depressed SPirits,1
ausuess, &c.., can take GIZEIN'
PLOWER without getting ..relief ei cure.
If you doubt this go to your Drugaist
elect get a Sample Bottle for 10, cents
laud try it. Regular size 75 c.,•ent, two
-doses will relieve you.
-..'Eers's CO-COA.-Caat6ful and comfort-
ing. -"By is thorough knowledge of the
natural laws whieb govern the opera-
. tions of digestipn and nutrition, iind by
a careful Supplication of the fine 16oper-
ties of- well selected cocoa, Mr Epps. -
has provided our • breakfast tabie with
a delicately flavored beverage; jwhich
may save us many heavy doctor'. bills.
It is by the judicious.use of such- artio1es
of diet that a constitution may'la grad-
ually built up until strong enoug]l to re-
sist every tendency to disease. Hun -
1
ror, and one which has caused
of many valuable horses, as pha
it is usually given, often produ
flammation' of the .bowels, whic
erally proves fatal; it also weake
horse aud thus renders him mor
to disease, or less able,to throw
what is required is a tnediciue
operate .gently upon the
ancl act upon the liver and Inn
Moving all obstructions thei
LANDROLLERS,
SCUFFLERS,- &C.,
Always on hand, made of Improved
Patterns, and warranted (A.
Columns, Castings, School, Church,
Garden and Lawn Seats, and
Cast Iron Fencing a Specialty.
All Kinds of Repairing done and
Good Work Guaranteed.
•
JOHN NOPPER,
Seaforth Foundry.'
THE HENSALL PORK FACTORY.
G. & J. PETTY
Are prepared to pay the HIGHEST PRICE for
any quautity'of
HOGS, ALIVE OR DRESSED
ALL -KINDS OF CURED MEATS
Qonstantly on' hand.
FINE LARD, SAUSAGES, PORK
CUTTINGS, &c.
523 G. Et J. PETTY.
FARMERS, STOP!
CO -TO A. CALLANDER, CLINTON,.
(HURON STREET,) TO GET YOUR
SAWS ,GUMMED.
You can get them lhome with you the same day
that you brirg them.
A. CA.LLANDER,
585x12 General Blacksmith, Clinton, Ont.
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WM. ROBERTSON
&. Co'
•,
SEAFORTH.
i -CALL
&
AT WILLIAM ROBERTSON
AND SEE THE IMPROVED
DIAN' D CROSS -CUT SAW, MADE
. .
..
FROM 1 HE BEST DOUB:LEILREFIN-
ED CAST STEEL, AND G/TARA.N-
TEED TO CUT TEIIRTY CORDS OF
HARDWOOD WITHOUT REFIT-.
TING. ALSO LANCE TOOTH, ONLY
75 CENTS PER FOOT.
WM
ROBERTSON &
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
SEAFORTH.
THE CHEAPEST GOODS.
A Very
Groce
A Fresh,
A Fred
Teas
All Gra
olas
Currant
Apple
Crached.
Shorts
IS NOW RECEIVING I
•
arge. Stock of all kinds of
ies and Provisions.
Lot of Canned Fruits5. and
• and Celeri(.
Lot Of those very choice
Black, Green and japan,.
es Of Sugars," Syr243 and
68.
Raisins,. iPrunes, Dried
Oatmeal, Cornmeal;
Wheat,, Pot Barley, Flour,
-
-best of Ilains and Bacon..
.411 kin s .of Fresh .Garden Seeds,
Top 0 ,,ions, Potato 071.i0725* and
Set Or ions and Potatoes. .
Crean?, 'rocks, .kilk Pans, Flower
Pots, c. 1
Lard, Bt tter, Eggs, and a good va-
• • riety o Soaps.
Soda 131 cuits in 3 pound boxes, at 25o.
and pure gt mind Celice. Also that
Celebrat t d Englhh Excelsior Horse anci-
ent-tie:Fond All aye invited to conic: and get
some of th Cheepeet Got ds in the Dominion.
Don't forgoi the piece:
A. ..:AULT'S GROCERY,
591 Main Street, SEAFORTH
LA GE PROFITS.
TBE.
Minh
miles @
the ISM
already
to nee
irectorsf the Canada Silver
g Company owning twooiquare
territory in the same species' as
us Silver Islet Mine,..which has
dekted $4,000,000, are prepared
ve applieations for shares be-
longing o an issue of 4,000 $25. shares,
each she .e beitik entitled, without any
addition 1 charge, to a $10 coupon, ro-
t/waled hi cash her an amnia' payment
of 400l from the Cerepany. Attention
is direct d to the foot that, after receiv-
ing $40 f r every $25 invested, subscrib-
ers will still retain their Shares, thus
not only articipating in the profits of
the Coin any frog of cost, but actually
securing direct profit besides. Terms :
$1 on su ssoLip5iOn, and the balance in
moutly ristalinents of $2 per share. For
rue the' p rticulars, address immediately
IMLACH, Secretary, London,
When writiog, name this pa -
5 -4-12
HENRY
Ontario.
per.
Ifinsie wi
Should
the open
ing I hist
wieh nse
eritte.rat
M. DUNLOP'S Fall Term in
I open on Sept. 16th. Pupils
ve in their names previous to
ng of the class. Those not hav-
uments can be accommodated
1 Piano or organ at very mod-
s. Seaforth, 8 ept:-7, 1878. 561
LUMB
HEMLOCK,
BIL
All Len
PONY
LUMBER
Where all ki
479
R FOR SALE.
First Quality, $6 per M. PINE
from $8.
SCUT TO ORDER,
th, from 10 to 50 Feet, at the
ILL, IN McICILLOP.
e Sabsoriber has also a
YARD IN SEAFORTH,
ds of LuMber can be obtained.
• THOMAS DAWNEY,
I have much plea4ure in ▪ informing my Customers
and the public generally that my fHtock of SPRING
GOODS is now Cdraplete, and having been purchas-
ed before the Change in the Tariff, .h.xtra Good Value
18 shown in Everr Department. Particular Atten-
tion was paid in urchasing COTTON GOODS of
all descriptions, and tbe Stock of DUCKS. DENIMS,
SH1RTINGS, GREY and BLEACHED COTTONS,
COTTONADES, Svc, at the Golden Lion was never
better than at; present. A Sialendid Line of BRO WN
HOLLAND-, at 121 Cents -per yard. Also Extra
Value in 10 Cent Bleached Cotton. We Import an
Linen Goods fromGlasgow, and are showing Beau-
tiful Goods in TALE LINENS, TOWELS, TABLE
NAPKINS and afl _douse Furnishing Goods. Lace
CURTAINS and Qnrtain Nets. in very choice Pat-
terns. We are sh wing a Large Stock of „PRINTS,
and a very Comp ete Stock of DRESS GOODS --
with Buttons andf Trimmings to match. A CALL
SOLICITED.
R. JAMIESON; Seaforth.
44
FOR THE •SEASON OF 1879.
outnEDBy
UNITEDSTATEE
CENTENNIAL
colvoimuut
CENT NNIAL AND SYDNEY
MED LS AND DIPLOMAS.
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MALCOLM -MON.ROE & BROTHER, SEAFORTH,
Are again to the fere this seasor with their Agricultural Implements. They are
ws as weie awarded Special Distinction at the
ons. They, desii e to direct special attention to
still manufacturing the same Pl
Centennial and Sydney Exhibit
their
NEW G-EN-ER1AL PURPOSE PLOW,
"z;
This is one of the best Plows tibat has ever been introduced into this part of the
oountly. It has been theloughl • tested, end has given general satisfaction toll
who have lista it. It is no 'Van -ee invention, got•up for sale miler, and dependent 0
on the blewing merits of agents 110 commend it to favorable notice.
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ALL THAT IT *ANTS IS A FAIR TRIAL.
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It is warranted to elm] in any ,rt.unci.. We ask the Farmers of -Huron and Perth THE OLD ESTABLISHED
to give it a ttial before investing their money in a Yankee humbug.
STOVE' AND TIN EM:PORiiTh
--SEAFORT1.1.--
WE ALSO MANUFACTURE IRON PLOWS,, HILL'S PATENT PLOWS,
The old and well-known
Thistle Cutter Plow, jrenna.
which, with recent; irn-
provements, is better
.0.,••••44,than ever. Also a
One liorse PLOW,
- Suitable for Plowing
_
• -s-e'Sfiejesese-----4' Gardens.
SUOFFLERS, AND TRION AND WOOD PLOWS.
_
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eeereeetiozeoeVe , , .
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SCRIVE
MRS. WHITNEY,
TATISIIES onne more to relnind hor many-
!' friends and zustoinees that she is now
better prepered then ever to enpply all their
want e in her line: She as one of the most nem
plete assortments of
srro-v-s,
Bo• h Coal end Wood, Cooking, Hall wad Parlor,.
of the latest desios ttat enn be found. in way
town in the ccunty, end at prites an low as the
loe est. Her assortment of
m
v1:7; \vas
11: 2 zbrettl\e:orWmore
'GOA L OIL,
trek Both Wholt sale end Detail at a very slight Ad -
1 vsnee on manufacturers wires. Repairing and
2
' Kave-Troughing promptly attended to and
1 en-
tire satisfaction gnarantt ed.
BRUCEFIELD.
Pm the better eccomodatien of her customers
- This Plow is universally atimittied to be the best Gang Plow now in use, and
Farmers should give it a trial bef(l)re purchasing any other.
all thee implements are Dian uflootured by themselves of the very best material,
and are better and more durable tha.n those got up by large establishments fin
catch sales. Every implement w rrantecl. to give satisfaction. Piices as low as
those of any respectable establish en t that turns out a good article.
Nies. Whitney has opened a beaten store in
Brut( field, ahere will be,Inond a complete stock
I of comp hing in ber Jine, -She would elhent
par-
teular attention to Ana none inspection to hen
- Stoves, which intending purcheeere should see
1, hatpin purchasing eleewhere. Roneinbervihon
I you eonte to Seeforth :or Bineefidd .don't leave
aith oat inspecting my. -stock. It will be time
weil epent.
,
,
: Plows of all the above kinds kept coestantly on hand, and can , be seera at their I
shop at any time. r i . 1
I - 1
IRON ZIAR.ROWS-71111e i,S1CUIVII DIA MO Ni) I I A RR° WS ICE PT i
I
C S 1' .L .1r O.,.17 HARD.
Repairs for all kinds of, Plows liept constantly on hand. Also Plows of any make .
Repaired. Remember the 8hop, !opposite Weir's Hotel, Main-st., Seaforth.
MALCOLM MONROE & BROTHER.
MAtCOLM MONROE. ALEXANDER MONROE:
Lc
READ.
THE DISCLOSURE."
MRS. WHITNEY
Seaforth and Brneefield.
KIDD'S HARDWARE.
RECEIVED
aIRECT FROM' MANUFACTURERS--
; AMERICAN CUT NAILS,
READ. 1 SPADES, SHOVELS. FORKS,
1.10.klS AND RAKES,
GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, &e -
Having fully decided on moving to. .31anitoba, Mr. Dent offrBto lt,;.
on easy ternts that jirst-cia,business stand occupied at present •by - .:FENCING wirtE
, .
.4imseltr: Possession given at Owe if .desirtd.
I
.
, ' i AND BUILDING HARDWAItE
And to the publib he wonia say that, in view of the above fact, he 178 i
going to run (11 1.6;d prehent stool. of Dr,q Goods, some of which. have only :
I
just be --n rec,ived, at ie.,* than (Mil 0718 else can sell to vu, as his object is ' vaAvi;.:
SAN CONDUCT
'TROUGHD .
to get away at the earliest possitble nbOment. Don't buy until you have -
TNG PIPE .
cea/ed 072. ki.M.
Put up on the Shortest Notice and Wane -anted.
. I
Look out for the Auction S4.1.8 of his Dwelling House, on long time,,, , .
which, will be announced in, a Comic of weeks, if not pliwately disposed ,Special bulucements to Catilt and
of before that time. Prompt Paying Onstomfffs. .
.101-1N KIDD.
Of tvery Description Cheap.
ONTARIO PRIMERS' EMPORIUM.
GWATKIN SA. SON
HAVE
H 1\./1 0 "CT ID
TO TI3.EIR NEW PRiMISES,
Cor. Bay and Wellington Streets.
AIENEEENNEENEMIEEILL.14-
MARRIAGE LtOENS
K CERT1FICA
;Under the new Aet,)issued at thel
EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SEAFOgTH.
LEGAL NOTICE.
THE DIVISION 001111T.-T1ie office Of the
Seeor.ii Division Court will be open daily
from half-paet one to mnr o'clock P. - Office
in my Block, over tbe store of Johnston Bros.
LelittRYFelt, Clesk of DIV5.Sit.10 Coed, Seaforth. 562
D.R. WILLIAM GRAY'S -SPECIFIC
MEDICINE.
The Great English,
Remedy is esputial.Iy
eco/arneuded sis 50
unfailing cure for
Soninel 'Weaknees
Spermatoirbea, Impo-
tency, and all al.)eases
that follow RR a se-,
(111.(1;CC 01 Self abase, .-1`;''
BefereTatung as Loss of Memory. lAftei ging.
Univereal Lassitude, Pin kettle Beek, Dunueet
, of Vision Pr: enatuee Old Age, and many other
diseattes ;hat lewle to Lusanley or Consumption
and a Premature Grave, aline' whielt Re enle are
1 firet caused by deviating (nem the Put) k of nature
And over ind-ulgenee- The Specifte Medicine is
. the result of a life etudy end. many ,yeers
perier ee in treating these special tiisetexcea Pam-
, phiet free by mei'. The 1.4pecilic Modieine is sold
by all Druggists at es.1 per peel:ago, or 0 paclaiges
for $5, or will be sentby mien fen reeelot of the
1 money, by addressing WIT.TeDelf GRAY CO.,
Windsor, Ont. Sold in Seaforth by Hie.k-son
Bleasaell, J. S, Roberts R. Lomeden Atilt elle
pruggiet meranwats.