The Huron Expositor, 1879-06-20, Page 7J
UNE 20, 187
CHEAPEST Q00
C+ -cr
IS NOW ItEOEIVING A -
Lary# Stock of ° all kir,
r~i .s (ret -1 Provisions.
Lot of Canned • "ruits,
f and Jellies.
L.,e of those very c4
Frt Black, Green n artcl d'-ap
, Fes of &v(trs S:T sS
' rup
Raisins, Prunes, .D
Oatme cl, Cornmeal,
Il ltcat, Pot Barley, Pio
ur
best of Nasus and Bac*'
✓ of _Fresh fxarden Se
scions, Potato Onio-n8 a
rrsnza tenet Potatoes.
`r-ocks, Jfilk Pans, Flower
tier, Eggs, and a good Vas
f Soaps.
&nits in > pool(' bores. 8t `4-
.;ro*tut,t (Ioffze.
Eagli-h Excelsior Also th114
Horse
All are invitee to come and get
C tie.►p°•'t (.1-41 els in the D nelaio
the plash
. ATILT'S GROCERY,
?Fain Street, SEAFORTIZ
FE'S IIAR D\BARE
K
RECEIVED
FROM- MANUFACTURERS
A. -2C (-ITT NAILS',
• l:-10ti EL8, FORK
l;S AND' ' k $_
1, �, _.1.5,
rl.�.t8 , PANE'S, OILS, kat.
S4C-ING WIRE
:vIL1iING JJAIDWA.IIR'
E vtYry i,s;, . _
tf it E.c a Cheap -
01:11118 AMY CON > um
I\G P-1
e Shorte.t Notice and Warixantet
,tdrtcements to Cash and
jlt Paying Customers..
JOHN KIDD.
RTS DRUGS STOE
keeps the Purest Drags anti
keeps all the Leading Patent
;nes.
keeps the Best Perfumery,
C,'em bs, &c.
ke l,a Nc. 1 Trusses, Shoul-
ws and Supporters.
lie
eps Toot !i Nail ' Hair,:
S and B Lth Brushes..
keep: First-class i' v e Stuff&
keeps the Best .Horse and
,ileti� Ines.
l:e
eps the Best Tobacco; co; Ci-
tires, &e.
isliM A GALL
i<,:«ite c.areiuo':i Hail, Saaforth.
JSOUDATED BANK
C A N ADA.
- $4,000.000.
1 3,1OX T i.EAL, Ineorporatedl
7%.r, CAN -DLA;` BARK,
Intorpf,rated 1861,
aRTHI BRANCF
)N BLOCK, A1# -ST.
• SEA FC11tTlf .
Nell( `Work rAyable a tory
tilted :hates.
xc'hIImese on Landon ayable
f ea of the i; eats:a Kingdom.
t` PAID OX DL'POSITS.
!ANTS AND DAIRYMEN.
tom', SEAFORTHI,.
1t sours iz, cel;ing particular atten•
3. air tight
i`TER .FIRKIN.
4 warranted air tight, and will.
tp the Butter rnueh parer and
my ether tub made on the del
more then the price of the tab
,.f butter. Samples always on
ate on halal as usual. For per`
ac=tors or address
S. TROTT, Seaforth.
bl iE's evil repairing, a4 usual. Batt
€{ O..L SALE.
. 4 t ,stilitsa .a.,ti ptir M. r. PINg
(f
tom $S..� /
CUT TO ORDER,
frrgni 10 to 50 Feet, at the
(LL, IN MoK1LLaOP
szattec.rilt.:r has also a
YARD IN SEAFQRTH,
r,f L(iruber can be obtained.
THONT A4 DowIN13'Y
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-MANTLE MAKIR
SS F( RBES-
::•ir,l, lit ; to annotu res to the
rra.,e.
'It at:: l vicinity that she has:
Drt•Et; and Mantic Making
▪ so -t: for tit. Roo tag overThomat#
:;tore—Entrane.e bY'Meehan
'itt tut; t1 perfect knowledge of
11 ,6.t•:t to ',e favare 1 •wish a Iib
r 1 guararrt•e:4 to give entire.
•« , asd Fittin t a sipaeialty.
.. a VSa:Lctd--apply itnruettiateIY-
h11:,S Fp,, t3E3.
DRESSINGS
SS STARK
.ft'rrn the Ladies of Seafortiani
she itt prepared to make aP
CURLS, BRAIDS, tic..,
tt Faahion from Combings.
ea and all orders panctaal£Y-
all t;nlicited. Resistance 3aisis
INE 20, 1879.
"Sockery Setting a Hen.
listspn1t ITElti;is,—I see dot-mosd ef-
f poty wrides someding for dechicken
bailers nowtays, and I tough t praps
aseppe I can do dot too, so I wride all
apeut vot dook place mit me lasht sum --
mer you know—oder uf you dond
knave, denI dells you—dot Katrina (dot
is mine grow,) und me, ve keep some
sh1okens for a, long dime ago, un von
tay she salt to me, " Sockery " (dot is
mien name) " vv dond you put some
ags under dot olt pine' hen shickens, I
dints she wants to sate." " Vell," I
salt, ,. raeppe I guess I vill," so 1 tick-
ed out some of de best aigs and dook
uIn: cud do the pant fere de alt hen
make her nesht in de lido .uf de hay-
mow, pond fife, six vest rep ; now you
gee I nefer vas ferry a�eieggup adown,
,
but I vas pooty p g- vay around
de znittle. so I couldn't reach up dill I
vent and got a parrel do staut on; vell,
1 cliuiet me on Ie e passel, lad got, heti
bead rise up Y
she gif nae such a hick dot Inv nose run
all ofer my floe mit pIood, and ven I
todge back, dot planted old parrel-het
preak, and I veut town kershlarn ; py
°holly, I didn't fink I kood go insite a
parrel pefore, put dere 1 vos, and I fit
so dite dot 1 koodu't get me oud effer-
way, my fest (vest) vas bushed vay up
under my armholes; ven I fount I vas
dite shtuek, I holler " Katri n a ! Ka-
trina!" and ven she coon and see me
shtuok in de parcel rep to ray armholes,
mit my face all pl.00d and aigs, py
°belly, she chust Tait town on de hay
and Taft and laft,till I got so mat I snit,
"
-Vet you lay dere and laf like a olt
vool, eh ? Vy dond you koom bull me
out?" and she set up and sait, t• 011,,
vipe off your chin, and bull your fest
down ;". den she lait back bud laft like
she would shblit herself more as ever.
Mat as I vas I touglit to myself, Kat
rina rhe sbeak English booty goot, but
I only said, mit my greatest dignitude,
" Katrina, vill you pull me oud dis par -
rel?" und she see doot I looked pooty
red, so she sait, Of course I vllI, Sock-
ery ;" den she laid me and de parrel
town on our site, and I dook holt de
door -sill, and Katrina she bull ; on de
parrell,. but de first bull she mate I
yyellet, " Dunnor und blitzen, shop dat,
by golly, dere is nails in the parrels 1"
You see de nails bent town von I vent
in, but ven I koom oud dey shtick in
me all the vay rount; vell, to make a
short shtory long, I told Katrina to go
and dell uaypoor Ila nsrna.0 toping a
saw and saw me dis parrel off ; ill, he
koom and he like to shblit himself 'unit
laf, too, but he roll me ofer and saw de
barrel all do vay around off, and I git
up mit half a parrel round my vaist ;
den Katrina she say. " Sockery, vait a
little till 1 get a ba•ttern of dot new of-
ferskirt you hof on," but I didn't salt a
wort. I sbust got a 'life und v ttlo cle
de hoops off and shlingg dot ccu founts t
olt parrel iu the voot-pile.
Pimeby von 1 koom in the Burse, Ka-
trina she salt., so soft like, " Sockery,
don'd you -going to but some edge unter
dot olt plus hen ?" Don I sait, in the
deepest woice, " Katrina, uf you effer
say dot to me again, I'll get a pi 11 from
you, help me chinning' gracious,", unci I
dell you, she didn't say clot any more.
Veil, Mr. Verris, ven I step on a parrel
now, I clon'd step on it, 1 get a pox.
Werry drooly yours,
SOCKESiY t:ADAiICI;T.
—Poultry Monthly.
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The New Mammoth Steamship.
The new steamship Arizona, Of the
Wilhanis & Guion Liverpool line,
arrived at New York an the 8tk
instant, having outstripped her
schedule time by an entire
day, and proved herself among the very
fastest of merchant steamer:;, as'. she is,
except the Great Eastern, the largest
afloat. She was built by Messrs. Elder
& Co., of Glasgow, and made her trial
trip on the 23rd of May. Two days be-
fore that she left her dock for the first
time and welt down the Clyde to Gar-
lock. Here she was swung, her com-
passes were adjusted and everything
was made readyfeor her trial trip,cluriug
which her engines worked with smooth-
ness, the great ship making seventeen
and a half miles an hour. She arrived
in the Mersey on tho 21th., having be-
haved spieuclidly during the passage
from the Clyde. A week later she left
Liverpool on her maiden trip to this
port, touching at Queenstown an Jung,
1. She is therefore seven clays out
from Queeustawn and eight from Liv-
erpool. -
Her model is one of the finest it is
possibl.e to imagine, her lines anti clears
sheer being these of arasing yacht, and
her four masts and two funnels, all of
which have a slight rake, add an extra
nautical feature to the generally grace-
ful appearance of the ship. She is 465
feet in length, 46 feet beam, 37:% feet
depth of hold and -close, on 6,0u( tons
burden. Her engines are the latest inn-
prevenient on the compound principle,
there 'being ti,vo low pressure cylinders
of an indicated horse power of 7,000.
She is propelled tvitli a four -bladed -.
screw 23 feet in cjaineter, with a pitch
of 33 feet. The steam is generated. by
seven double -ended boilers, and the
consumption of coal is estimated at
about 100 tons per day for full steaming
purposes. There aro an the main deck
five powerful steam wiuches, with
doable -ended gearing capstan for work-
ing the anchor, &c: She is steered from
the bridge by steam, and in case of an
accident is fitted up -with the usual
manual steering gear in a wheel house,
protected by a strong turtle -back deck.
There are also steam pumps and a
powerful engine, by which any quantity
of water can be brought to any part of
the ship in a few seconds. The whole
lenotl, of the Main deck affords a splen=
did promenade. There is a fine stretch
of clear deck of upwards of 400 feet,aud
it can be used in all kinds of weather,
as it is protected overhead by the pro-
jecting sides of the spacious saloon
(leek. In fine :weather there is nothing
whatever to interrupt tho view seaward
While a long range of permanent seats
on each side rf the deck -houses will af-
ford. passengers an easy lounge. The
splendid entrance to the saloon leads from
forward. the main deck o' �
id- The saloon
has two separate e trances. The hand-
some smoking-roo is fitted up with a
uu'mber cf circula • white marble tables,
the eeiliug; is paint d a pure white, with
panels bordered w th gold, and are se =
y
arateca by p
gilt moulded
surmounted with
t Ided caps and.Scroll work. The
loiing;es and settees 8;1'1
r upholstered in
cnunsari velvet w' 1 t d
with oil -cloth to match
The ladies= boudoir is the roost elegant
apartment of the kind tha,t could be
wished for by the most fastidious of the
fair sex ; nothing can equal the comfort
THE H
RON EXPOSITOR.
ummomimmw
combined with elegance 'which pervades
this room. From this room ladies have
easy &ooess to the saloons, and here, on
the main deck, a splendid :promenade
pre Bents itself, the view being uninter--
rapted from stem to .stern. - TThesaloon
oocupies the entire h.readth of the ship,
and is lit' up by thirty-six silver plated
lamps; it is also furuished with revolv-
ing chairs, a splendid full -toned piano
and a library. The state -rooms, which
are sitaatecl fore and aft the saloon, are
fitted up with every consideration for
the,comfort of the passengers. Nothing
,appears to be left undone for voyagers'
comfort, bawl -rooms, barber -shops,
wash basins, etc., being carefully sup-
plied. Aft of the saloon is situate•1 the
intermediate accommodation. Noth-
lug could exceed tite caro which has
been bestowed upon the arrangements
4 e.
provided for this class of passengers.
The ceiling is lofty and the cabin is
flooded with light, the sleeping berths
are -well ventilated, lighted and lofty,
and combine comfort with a degree of
elegance rare in iriterrnediate accom-
rncldati»n ; in fact it is not many years
since this cabin wou]d have been con-
sidered on exceptionally good _saloon in
solp:e.of our ocean-going steamers. The
" steerage " is a vast Improvement on
anything of the kind :hitherto provided,
the•berths being lofty, well lighted and
ventilated: The comfort of the steer-
age passengers appears to have entered
as much into the consideration of the
builders and owners of the Arizona as
that of - the more atluent and, favored
class of ocean travellers. She can, if
necessary, accommodate -2,000 passen-
gers, of whom 160 can dine together in,
the saloon. She is commanded by Cap-
taiu James Price, Sr., the: oldest, most
trusted and most experienced of the
Company, Company, which company, by-
tl}e-way, has not lost a single life for
tj$ last thirty years.
Varieties,.
Ta—Last Tuesday an excursion party
of bout 500 Grangers from the coun-
ty of Norfolk, visited • the Model Farrel
at Guelph. - - -
There passed over the Lakp Shore
Michigan Southern last month an
an
empty freight train `a little more than
ter miles long. -
=—The Synod.. of the Presbyterian
Church of Canada, in connection with
the. Church of Scotland, is in' session
this week. in 'Toronto.
-�—Isaac
Hynd marsh, McGillivray,
sheared 82 sheep in one day, duly ten
ho rs.. Says he can shear 100 iu 12
;ho . rs if any one will take him up.
p
se a cablegram 'to Berlin, congratu-
s lathig the Emperor of Germany
on the anniVerswry of his golden wed
dig.
- A grocery in Yuma, California, has
a ugnaeious rooster, which was hatch-
: ed simply by. the heat of last summer's
atmosphere from an egg lying in a tin
sail. •
—Last winter, when their windows
an • doors were closed, New Yorkers
for of about the noise - of the elevated
rat'roads. Now that warm'weather has
op melt their houses, the howl against
th roads has begun again, and is likely
to .eek a, legal outlet. .
A large number of emigrants have
begin sent out to the 11Tacloc and Mar -
int ia
ar-
mu'a mines by the Kingston immigra-
do anent. They are principal:y men
fro . Durham, England, the scene of
thbig mining strikes, in consequence
of which the miners have emigrated to
Ca ada.
The Highland- (Va.) ?tecorcler tolls
th prize sheep story of the season. It
sa s that recently a pack of. dogs one
ni ht attacked a flock of sheep in that
co ntry and killed several of them ; but
on a second attack, the following night,
the. sheep got the better of the dogs,
kil ing several of them. •
Preparations for a Sunday School
As9embly in Minnesota are making on a
; lar e scale. An entire peninsula; corn -
psi ing 225 acres and extending into one
of - the lakes. has been purchased ;
e R1 ,000 are to be expended on a hotel,'
an a pavilion is to be erected with
so. ting capacity for three thousand
pat pie.
-The German residents of Halifax
int
an
sqi
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as.
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an
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in
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Boston is now being paved with the
halt block in place of other paving
terial. This block weighs 21 pounds
is five inches deep and four inches
are superficially. Its base is pulver-
I 'limestone, which is cemented by
haltum and crude petroleum. The
cks are struck out by a stearri press,
;each block has a pressure of fifty
s. 1
i
New Haven Palladium : On one of
principal; avenues_ leading from .the
is a large residence which the own -
as, for some time, allowed 03e of his
ployees "to occupy. Whenever the
er vit,itad; the house he was received
he rear past by -the occupants, and
not visit the front part of the build-
. Rebently, however, he found his
into the parlors, and was some-
what astonished to find- that One was
us;d as a cow -house and the other had
be:n converted into a henuery. -
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Potato Puffs.
"aloe cold roast meat—beef, mutton,
or -eal -and ham together—clean from
gri, tie, cut small and season with- Tep-
per and salt ; also, cut piekle$,if liked ;
boi and mash some potatoes, make
the into a paste with an egg and roll
out dredging with flower ; cut round.
nit a saucer; put some of the' season-
ed eat upon one :half and fold the
oth r like a puff ; pinch neatly and fry
a li dat brown.
r.
• Stop That Cough.
L' you are suffering with' a Cough,
Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever,
Consumption, loss of voice,' tickling in
the- throat, or - any affection of the
Throat or Lungs, use Dr. Kin's New
Dis}overy for Consumption. This is
the great remedy that is " causing so
mu h excitement by its wonderful
cur ea airing thousands of hopeless
cas s, Over one million bottles of Dr.
King's New Discovery have been used
-within the last year, and have given
perrect satisfaction ill... every instance."
We can unhesitatingly say that , this is
rea: ly the only sure cure for throat and
�
ilia r aftGti(Is, and can cheerfully
re
co
mend it to all. Call and get a trial
bot ?e freo of cost or a reg filar size for
$1. 0.
¶ HE IIoiisE.—Of the great number of
ani ails under the control of man, the
fore is unquestionably the most - ser -
vie able ; but is it not strange that so
mapy who own horses, and who are de-
pendent optheir labor for a living,
should neglect to give them that care
which their own interest no less than
the safety and comfort of the hdrse de-
mands ? The best remedy for horses is
"•Darley's Condition Powders and
Arabian Heave Remedy;" of this there
can be no doubt—it is safe and .re..
Remember the name, and see that suthe
signature of Hurd & Co. is on each
package. Northrop & Lyman, Toron-
to, Ont„ proprietors for Canada. `Sold
by all Medicine Dealers.. -
High, Priced: Butter.
Mr. A. W. Ghcever, Editor N. E. Farmer, owns
a fine daily and gets a high prime for fancy prints.
In an editorial Nov. `?.red, he said : " The Perfect" -
ed Butter Color`nnadc• by Wells, Richardson & Co.
we have used for several years, and have found
nothing equalling it, although we have tested
about everything of the kind made in this or the.
Old Country. It is the strongest, cleanest, purest -
and cheapest butter c:eloring we have eve: found,
and for all we can sere, it is absolutely perfect. It {
should entirely su.persode carrots for coloring but-
ter, and also all the preparations of Annotto."
Farme-xs, if your. butter 'es white, do not fail to try
this splendid preparation. For full particulars
inquire of Hickson & Dleasdell, druggists, Sea -
forth, who are sole agents. 4-600
HN1 -OLD
—1879—
3\T iION.
R. JAM l ESON, OF TH
REMNANTS OF
Bucklen.'s Arnica Salve,
The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Tetter, chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns.. and all khid' of Skin
Eruptions. This salve is guaranteed to give per -
feet satisfaction in every case or money refunded.
Pried 25 cents per box. For sale by Hickson 3:
Bleasdell, Seaforth. 566-8m
Victoria iiypophosphites extends its influence
into every part of the human organism, com-
mencing front the foundation, correcting diseatted
actiou, and restoring vital powers, creating a
healthy formation and purification of the blood,
driving out disease, and leaving nature to perforin.
its allattetl1nut. It is the rfinest nervine remedy
known, and. the greatest t brain and blood food iu
tha world.. 1+or sale by Mr. J. S. Roberts, Sea -
forth. - 601 -
Tinto never sets so heavily n the aged as when
they are ill and.depressed. A heavy per centage of
old people suffer from kidney. complaints, etc.,
brought onby derangements r • r-
6 dt. lug meats of ,the secretory or-
gans, who will hail with joy the great remedy pyo-,)'
pared expressly to rmoet their eases—Vietc'rir.
Buchu and Uva •U'rsi, It can be recommended
with confidence. For sale by Messrs. Hickson &
Bleasdell, Seaforth. 601
YELLow OIL.This name is familiar through-
out the entire Dominion, and there are few fami-
lies who have not found it at one time or another
an angel of mercy in the household. It is the Most
popular and bust liniment in the country, and no
one who has once used it will be without 'it. Mr.
Fred. Hills,. of Toronio, the genial civil engineer,.
gives, unsolicited, the annexed certificate:
T• oBoNTo, Ontario, July 19,.1878.
Messrs. Milburn, Bentley, & Pearson,
GENTLEMEN Some twelve years ago I knocked
off the cap of my knee, and since that time have
often suffered with a swelling in the kauo joint,
caused from twisting the leg. I have used all
kinds of liniments, as well as medical attendance;
but on the last two occasions have used Hagyard's
Yellow Oil. The result of this bat# been marvel-
lous ; instead of laying up for a week or ten -days,
as usual, all the swelling has disappeared in three
clays. 1 can most heartily recommend the Yellow
Oil. Make what use you like of this, and state it
comes unasked for. Yours truly,
FRED. HILLS.
For sale by Messrs.- Lumsden & Wilson, Sia-
furth. 601
and we have not advanced our prices. JOHNSON BROTHERS.
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P A I N" lit' I N -G .
NOSNHO
S JBHJ..OJ1
r `TM? BEGS to inform Lis friends
• TUB'Th
sue the public iu general
that he hes commenced business as a Painter
and Glazier on his own aecount, and is prepared
to execute all orders entrusted to him in the
most satisfactory ma7111er mond pn ieaso: able
terms. Orders left at store fp
3lessrs. John-
son Brothers will receive prompt attention.
688-4 H. TOWN, €caforth,
N.B.—Whitewashing and papering a specialty.
E- LICENSES
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t;) 1t C E KT 11F S l:A `,' iL ,
(Under the new Act,) issued at the
EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SEA.FORTEI.
D8. CAMPBELL, Provincial Land Surveyor
• and Civil Engineer. Orders' by mailrom t
ly attended to. p p
479 D. S. CAMPBELL, Mitchell.
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HAS A LOT
DRESS
—1879—
GOLDEN LION,
OF
GOODST
T WEEDS,
Which he is Anxious to Sell Out Cheap_
REMEMBER THE PLACE:
GOLDEN LION, S
AFORTH.
D. D. ROSE, FAMILY GROCER;
sL..Ap- o
Has Pleasure in announcing to
I
tourers that .every . )epartrent
First -Class Goods.1 Hundreds
to the value given at Rose's Gr
he looks forward to 'the future
..&o .Prices quoted.
Come and
of the advantages gf+ered. No
•
and give samples, .f=lour, Corn
Flour, Cracked Wheat, horning
Stock. D. D. ROSS', Seaforth.
�_.
TH
its Friends and- Cus-
's fully stocked with
of Families testify
eery in the past, and-
ith every confidence.
ee, and be convinced
rouble to show Goods
Oatmeal, Buckwheat
&c., always kept in
0
$3.50
PANT
TWO PAIRS F
S.
OR $6.5()
$3.50.
GOOD SCOTCH AND CANADIAN TWEEDS.
AT
CAMPBELL'S CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
Corner of Main and Goderich Streets, Seafcrth.
AIRS. C. M. DUNLOP'S Fall Terrh in
Music sill cpen on Stitt. 16th. Pupils
ehonld
the ops
ing In-
with us
ve in their names pi evionr to
ing of the class. Those not laav-
truments can be accommodated
of Piano or organ at very m
erate ra •es. Seaforth, S cpt. 7,1878.
od-
&Et
DR. WI LIAM GRA Y'S SPECIFIC
MEDICINE,.
The Great English
Remedy is espeei;lily
recommended as au
unfailing care for
Seminal Weakness
Spermatorrhea, Impo-
tency, anti
mpo-tency,.anti all diseases.
that follow as ane-
t<
queuce of Self abu.v c
as Loss of Memory, jtfte:c; aitiagt
Universal L ssitnde, Patin in the 13 ace., lhtuue,..
of Vision, I? •emature Old Age,and mains other
diseases tha leads to Insanity or Conslanlptioi;
and a Prem. tare Grave, all of which as a t•nle are
first caused ,,s deviating from the Pntb of manse
and over in, nlgence• The 8pseifc rvIet1iehIe it
the result of a life study and nnuiy Beaus of ex-
perience in treating these special diseases. Pam-
phlet free. b • mail. The -Specific Medicine is sold
by all Drug 'sts at ;,1 per package, or 6 packages
for $5, or wit be sent by mail on reach t of the
money, by a • dressing WILLIAM GRAY te CO.,
Windsor, 0 t. Sold in Selftirth by Hickson &
Bleasdell, J 8. Roberts R. Lumsden and all
lruggiat m chants.
ONTARIO PRIMERS' EMPORIUM.
GWATKIN & SON
HAVE
P'EMO ff+ ID
TO THEIR NEW PRP:WISES,
Cor. Bay and Wellington. Streets.
`SOMMOIAI OVIO NO01
BRADLEY LEY I-IAR E TE S
V S R
A WARD FD ;tFedn'R rt ti:e World's Fair Phil-
ati •1phia, IT. S., 117e; Sy:;ney, ,Austrt_lia,
1877 ; I''iis, France, 11-78; Gold and Silver
Meda h', Huron steeper Trial, 1877, and Gold
Me�itl 178. Evers wire/ e surcesbfnl.
Sold I).13ogiiu end W. J. Grieve, Seiforth ;
Robert Anderton, Eil•pen; Archibald McCully,
Braced ld, .Tohn Robinson, Varna : L Elliott,
Goderit h ; David Halstead, \ngbam; T. Eng'
lith, Bfussels. -
0rdet; early. Satisfaction guaranteed. Re-
pairs c `n be had of any of the Agents.
L. D. SAWYER & en., Hamilton, Manufacturers.
GEO. TEWAET, Clinton, General Agent.
SALLY ANDERSON, SEAFORTH.
P'ROCL U `4'H PROCLAIM!.'
1
To the . People Far and- Near, to your Friends and
Friends Friends, the
SWEEPING BAROAIN
3 AT OAK .HALL.
See Oak Hall's Flue and Blau -k Serge Suits, Made - to
Order, from $12 to $1(3.
See Oak Ball's Tweed Suits, from $-12 to $15.
See Oak Hall's Pants for $3.5(
, Made to Order.
You can bet your last dollar they kat all cempetition---
See if they don't_ Come and see them.
We invite the patronage and recommendation of the
public, and assure all that ilothing on our part shall
be wanting to merit a continlna.nce of their patronage:.
HALLY & ANDERSON;
1
Oak Hall . othi1 g House, Seaforth.
FOR THE SEASON OF 18 79.
CENTENNIAL A D SYDNEY • / •t
MEDALS AND DOLMAS.
AS.
M.ALCOLM MONROE & 6 071E S AIO T
Are again to the fore this season 'tall h their grit:u'tura] Implements. They are
still manufacturing the same Plows as veie'awar'lt«d Special Distii,ction at the
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Centennial and Sydney Exhibitions. They lesife to direct special attention30
their -
NEW- GENERAL P
R POS E PLOW,
0
0
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This is one of the best Plows that has eve- leen introduced into this part of the
eonntry. It bas been thoroughly tested, anti has given general satisfaction to all
who have -used. it. It is no Yankee rove ttomm, got up for sale only, mid dependent
on the blowing merits of agents to commend it; to favorable notice.
ALL THAT IT WANT' I A FAIR TRIAL.
It is warranted to clan in any gr'-niel, nak the Farmers of Huron and Perth
to give it a trial before investing their Inaney n a Yankee hornbills.
WE ALSO MAiNLEFAC T FF MON z S HILL'S PA�'FI�T - T
_ i PLOWS,
The old and well- known
Thistle Cutter Plow,
which, with recent im-
provements, is better
SCTJFFLER S,
co
than ever. Also a
One Horse PL 1,V,
Nultable for Plowing
G irtleus.-
.
AND IRON AND WOOD PLOWS%
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This Plow.is universally admitted to he th Leat Gang Plow now in use, and
Farmers '.. givea trial before ,urchasi anyother.
farmers srllou,d give it 1 �
1 thee implements are manufactured by themselves, of the ver best material,,
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better and more durable than those got up bylarge. est very
for
and are
catch sales. -Ever implement w ranted to _give satisfaction. Paces as low srs
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those of any respectable establishment that turns out a good. article,
Plows of all the above kitels kept conslanti • on hand, and can be scen at their
shop at any time. -
IRON .IIARRO WS—T!IE SCOTCH.
COStiTAs LY II:I v1
,i n haul. Also Plows of any make
Repairs for all kinds of Plows kept constant f.i y n A s
ti:: opposite �- '- Hotel 31 aireet. Seafortb,
Repaired. Remember the .-hap, oT p isite Clii s ,
IBROTHER.
MALCOLM MONROE
ALEXANDER 3 ONR
IA MOND IIAR'ROW ' .11EJ'.
MALCOLM MONROE.