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OFIEAPES
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IS NOW RE:MINING A
rery Large Stock of all k.-
;roceries and Provisions.
Fresh Lot of Canned Pruit
',Toney and Jellies.
r.-fi.eNh Lint 0/ those. ve.2-y choice
reas i t Iticick, Green. and Jap%
Gr,,,,7„s„iof L'N'lirup8 a
Vohteses.
nts, Raisins, Prunes, 46
thltmeal, Col -71771'6a,
If-be,rt, Pot Barley, .Pleur
ikort.s, best of Bain& and Bacon,'
kinds 0/ Fr.sh Garden Seer/4
ro
1 01 t t p thLons, u a o mons a
E Onioos and Potatoes.
Crocks, _ma Pal.,
tf.e.
1. titer, Eggs, and a good va.
ty of Soaps.
1.16enits in t• P°nni boxes, atj
gro.tra Coffee. Also twit
,kt.•.;•1 Engli-h Excelsior Horse aurt
!, Food. All are invite•t toth come eatd get
_cf (etre.tGoods in the Doraboott.
forget the platie :
A. G. AUler-S- GROCERY,
Main Street, SEA.rottrt
SUNBEAM
G A L 1.4 E
mzeNtg the nest Policy.
• it that CHARLES MOOR E is doing
we! a rut,hirez land/less these hard timetr.
rhe Natio4 Policy, nor it the pros.
•.:-,tst I tiro -3. bat j ibec ‘use he attends
itzthin an.1 doei, not try to injure others
petty nts, anti eatiAo his wort
he re:poved. ta hid new gall.,ry-is
TG Ala AND
SUPERIOR TO MOSt
i:irt r•Iltiftil Accessories, be hu'
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i-jfteem New York, one of Seavey'a
:,.d B.titratra lea, or Stoue Fein, wheat
Lig
Equi to that 01 an,y
i:Uailer," West oi Toronto.
wishing, Prom enale r Panel Photographs
.4eet tales 'mid 00 well to dvehirjs.
t- t-• loan' t not to he behiad tha times.
‘.lit,le to Order chJap as Ets,aal•
II AP LES A10 ORE,
-h; !tun! aea Picture FrameDeillerf
Wtti:k.ov*.t..;1,,e1c, Set, f ath.
COM ael EROIA L LIVERY
:4 le AFORT 11 .
RTHUR F0413ES,
G part -Lased the Stock and Trade orate
:ortnuerenti Livery, Straka*, from Mr
TVViatC.r2..I to state that he intends
tr• tht t s. in the (dtl stund,and hat
: .ev Ina bit. horses and vehicles to ths
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ciy large t.tuck. Nene but
•70*Fit ntliir table Veh icles and Clood
Ii'iRurs#:,.s. Will be Kept.
R and al en flin,Qies and Carriagea,aud
and Stnt.;:e V; age s, always ready for In&
.A.-raugt,nunfs Matte With Cese
nv.:rcial Mete
.s eft at the stables or any Of the WWI
Etetided Ece.
4ERGRAN1S AND DAIRYrdEk
S. TRUTT, SEAFORTH,
i!eiwh PI. &e -.ire in, e.illitq.; partlealar attea,
'An to his ear Eight
;BUTTER F;RKIN1
rerkin is warranted air tight, and
(te ittly keep thel butter muck purer ail
t
1'U 1tU. Atr tub m ide ea VP ta
, saving ituve than, the pries of the tab
value ofinitter. Sam:pies a1way3 On
"_•1•141-. Tubs on 1.tanl as usual. For psi-
eii .t1 air or adore:sec__
s. TRGTT,SeafortItt
rit.g arta rtpaiiing aa usual. 600
MTED,, ONE THC)USAND
k'sHOELESS 'PEOPLE.
untie t ited Itr.s xi:m(1i pleasure lull.
!toing tw ieb.dbitantd Kippett artd talr•
ntuod, that he has opened a
10'r AND St-i0E SHOP
ve.te gr... and he hopes, by strict at -
,r1 Itaret 1,3 tit,irtg nOthing 11,0
Of bit20.:, to zuGritt.thare of -PIO
3-.• B. JAMIESON.
tUR DRESS -0 GI •
MSS STARK
ir.forin the Laslies of Seeforthini
n.ity [lam :It,: is prepared tp makeul
li Ee, CU'', LS, BRAIDS, Sr,oe
Fte".1:ion. from Combings.
'7s):` 'eni-tte.an I s.1I orders punctua0llYai
A ell
Itet,ideace--11
,tfot
DRAYAGE
h tvittg ti..!ered irtto calart;
' a , Ij,zrd te meet the wants 04
tq St:ttiortb awl others Iv° n/51-
" r'net•-;a eat -lief -4 to and front
,11. ,she•ts and elsewhere Oa rav7.
t' luAtt. mav bo left at Sosepti
(i I y -tot tend vein rec.eve etetoPt
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„ft)ti.EP11. ABELL.
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E-iENSAtete.
B 0 0
1'1 IV E:
• (,..4 pen for the sciumertrade
new and fashionable.
t•i•ttts r "
eather-t. Ornaments, Berlia
."- tresa and Mantle Making a
lila goaran teed.iLCfl
liA.EY 3r1 tcHELL,
AtOtTST 22 1b79
THE HURON- EXPOSITOR.
lisartnestealettnefaMtlaausemasamatimmessiono.
,The Bank Run.
Amusing, but 'Pouching Scenes and in-
cidents of tke Excitement.
The Montreal Witness of Saturday
has the following items in regard to the
on on the City and District Savings
Dank
STRONG IN FAITH.
Said a friend to a depositor, "Aren't
eez
agoing to draw yer bit o' money
Itees the City and Disthrict Saviu's
Bank?"
eairo„' replied the other. •
i.And why not e" interrogated her
friend.
Shure and didn't Dochtea Hingston
say it WaS all right, and didn't he cure
Patsey of the Lever, when the other doe -
etas gaveitim up ? It ain't the likes of
we as is goiug to doubt the woord of a
tleniall;SHAMED TO GO IN.
A merchaut met a Witness reporter,
a entering into conversation, said he
had gone t the Bituk with the object
ef withdrawing a part of -his deposit,
bet seeing the crowd of ol. women, and
evidently poor and very excited de-
-sitors who were trying to geteaear the
clerks, he became aehained of himself
and linet
urs of infirm persons were car-
ried into the Bank to get what- was to
their credit.
N()
INTEREST ALLOWED.
The Bank of Montreal hag, it is said,
received over five hundred new deposits
on current accounts during th.e past
_week. Money is so plentiful that the
Bank will not allow any iuterest on new
Recounts.
s ereetto AND INCAPABLE.
In it "rim like this was, where old
men and old women, whose "little all"
, is here stored. as well as servant girls,
-laborers and others, whose every -dollar
has been the•resnit of hard toil, form a,
large proportion of the depositors, some
of the scenes. presented are peculiarly
interestmg and sad. All this forenoon,
two decrepit cild woro.en were sitting on
the floor of the batik, quite close to the
door, as if stunned, being utterly inca-
pable of acting. They had come to the
place evidently with the object of With. -
drawing their deposits, but had been
advised. not to do so. They remained
there the whole forenoon, aud our re-
porter. was iuformed left without taking
out their money.
THE EFFECT OF EXAMPLE.
The action of many of these poor
people was iudaeuced by the couusel
and example of the priests. A case in
point occurred this forencou. The Rev.
Father Beaubieu entered the Bank
shortly after thiadoors opened to make a
deposit. His movements .were followed
with much interest by a number of
people, including the two elderly women
mentioned above; they watched him at
the counter, aucl when it was seen he
was paying money into the institution
several left quite satisfied.
An old _French-Canadian woman
coming ie, asked a gentleman if the
Bank was good. The reply was;" There
is no danger." Going to another who
was going away with a handful of bills
-Bank of Montreal and Dominion
notes, as all the amounts are paid ill -
she asked. the Same question. This
gentlemau saiil, "It is ali right, ; I 'ain
lust drawiug money for nay business."
"Good, good, all right ; I am satis-
fied," she said, as her face lighted up
and she trotted off.
Another guatlewan, who said that all
he owne'l was in the Bank-aud he is
reputed to own a ,fitir share of this
world's goods -was looking on in a half -
armed, wholly unconcerned manner,
while a broker, shaking his head nays-
teriously and. seriously, said, " This is a
serious matter."
ROBBED OF $415.
It is reverted that a hard-working wo-
man of Point St. Charles drew her
savings to the amount of $415
from the City and District Bank
yesterday aud was robbed near
McGill street of the amount. The case
has not, however, been reported to the
police. •
A woman who sells cabbageS. on St.
Ames Market had the snug little de-
posit of $1,500 to her credit. She got a
check for the amount aud after some
conversation with several gentlemen
who eeplained to her -the folly of her
course she put the deposit iu again. She
reported this morniug that she slept
better last night than if she had had
the money home with her.
ANOTIIER
Mrs. Menard entered the Bank and
withdrew- her deposit of :;,175. Before
she had. reached St. Francois Xavier
street she found that her money had
disappeared. She at once reported the
matter to the detectives, but the thieves
had disappeared in the crowd.
leer Its GOT oter TITE EXCHANGE BANS.
A gentleman who had a largo account
at the Exchauge Bault, wished. to. with-
draw_his account, and drew a cheque
for the whole of his deposit. It -was I
paid, hut no interest was allowed.
Thinkiug this somewhat strange, he
asked the reason -why it was not 'allow-
ed. The teller consulted. the cashier,
and the cashier consulted the manager.
The result was about $200 for iuterest
was addec1 to the amount of the deposit
and. another cheque was given- for the
Run total. The gentleman immediate-
ly went to the Molsons Batik, and asked
them to open an account with him. Af-
ter going through the usual prelimin-
aries, he presented the c-heque given by
the Exehange Bank. Fortunately, for
him, it was accepted, at exactly two
miuutes to three o'clock, The next
morning the Exchauge Bank failed. He.
had been just in time.
•
Keeping Meat '\iltarin
Weather. -
Great is the convenience o a good
refrigerator ! But many of us who
liver11 the emmtry have to get along .1
without such. a convenience. Farmers' I
families, who often depend tipou the
butchers' meat cart for supplies of fresh
meat, are annoyed by the bother and
Waste that (emits of getting more beef
or mutteu than they can conveniently
es° np before it becomes tainted. The
most foolish waste is to eat more of it
t.ban you need with the idea of "saving
;" the -dottor's hill that may result
from overloading the digestive organs
isnot so good it show of ecotiomy as
,the fresh egg e you might coax form the I
hens
by
dean
Meat. The meat should first be wiped.
feeding them any ekcess of
and dry. Some sprinkle it went
hi all its parts with salt. Others use
b..._±lack pepper plentifully, washing and
,w1, Ping it well before using it, to remove
'Qs Pepper and salt, and tlie_.hang it
in the coolest place poesible-some in ;
well, and others in a cellar. Perhaps ;
the best precaution is to 'wrap it in a 000
,
dry cloth and cover it with charcoal b 0
dust. Some say that wood ashes would 0 0
answer as well as charcoal; but I only 0 0
know the virtue of charcoal by experi- 000
ence. I have found Ghat charcoal will •
even remeve a slight degree of taint.
I am told. that mutton is improved as
well as pr served, for a short time by
wrapping lit in a wet cloth with vinegar
and 1ayin4 it on the bottom of a dry cel-
lar. All ikinds of meat, including fish
and fowl, may be preserved in brine for
a longer or shorter tirne.-American
Agriculturist.
HORSES SATED. --The lives of thou-
.
sands of horses have been saved during
the past year, and the' credit is due to
" Dailey's Condition .Powders and
Arabian Heave Remedy." This pre- -
paration is being extensively used, and
exacts froni all the highest praise,
Nothing of the kind has ever before
been half as successful or given such
universal saMsfaction ; it cannot be
equalled. We cae confidently roe0m-
mbn4 it, and Would advise all who
own horses to keep a supply of it
oonstantly on hand -it may be the
means of saving your horse's life.,
Remember the name, and see that the,
signature of Hurd A . Co. is on each
package. Northrop te. Lyman, Toronto,
Ont.,: proprietors for Canada. Sold by
all naedicine dealers.
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EPPS'S Coco:a-Gratefu1 and comfort-
ing.-‘.‘ By a thorough knowleclgo of the
natural laws which, govern the opera-
tions of digestion and nutrition, &ad by
a careful application of the -fine proper-
ties of well selected cocoa, Mr. Epps
has provident our breakfast tables with
a delicately flavored beverage, which
may save us many heavy doctor's bills.
It is by the judicious use 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 aro floating
around. us ready to attack wherever
*there is a weak point. We may esca,pe
many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified, with pure blood, and a
properly nourished frame."-Civit Ser,
vice Gazette.- sold only in packets label,
led-"J'ames Epps 85 Oo., Homoeopath-
ic Chemists, 48, Threadneedle Street,
and 100,- Piccad.iliy, Lon don." 482-52
Summer complaints, or Cholera Infauture,
which is carrying off the infants and children .by
the thou5and at this st ason of the yam., can al-
ways be checked and °tired by Dr.Fewler's Extract
of Wild Strawberry: It litts -never failed to give
immediate relief in, the most severe camiti. It is a
boon within the reach of t.very motintr. Do no
fail to give it a trial; you will be pleased with its
charming effects For sale by all dealers. • Mil -
bun, Bentley & Pearson, Toronto.
Dn. Fowr.,En's EXTTIACT OP WILD S'TIL4W131,111R-Y.
-A specific remedy for all Summer Coinplaiuts,,
such as DiarrhoeC-Dysentery, Canada Cholera,
Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantrun'Soar etomacle
Griping Pains, and till derangements of the bowels
used by using improper food, such as raw vege-
tables, unripe or sour fruit, bad milk, inipure wa-
ter, or chattge of water, changes of the seasons, ex-
posure. No matter from . what cause or in what
form yt.iti are subjeet to any of the above com-
plaints, Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry
.will relieve you, and. a speedy cure will be effected
without injury to the gyatfOl. It is manufactured
from the wild strawberry plant, and free from
opium and. other injurious drug. For sale b,)nil
dealers, at is. 1014. or three bnes for 1. Pre-
pared.ly Milburn, Bentley & Pearson, Toronto.
Backl en's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for Cats, Braises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Tatter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds1 of Skin
Ertiptions. This salve is guaranteed to, give per-
fect satiSfactiou in ev,try ease or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box.. For sale. by Hickson &
Bleasdell, Seaforth. - 566-8m
A Wonderful Discovery.
For the speedy cure of Consumption and. all
diseases that lead to it, such as stubborn Coughs,
neglected Colds, Bronchitis, Hay Fever; Astluna,
pain in the s4le and chest, dry hacking cough,
titlkling in the throat, Hoarseness, Sore T-hroat,
and all chronic or lingeting diseases of the throat
anklungir, Dr. King's New Discovery has 110 eqnal
sad:leas established for itself a world-wide repu-
tation. . Many leading physicians recommend and
use it in their practice.. The for -mina from which
it is ,prepared is highly recomniended by all it in the most glowing medi-
p«.1 lng terms. Go to
eal iourials. The clergy and the press hdve corn-
limentyoui druggist andget p trial bottle free of 'cost; tit
reguleir size for 1. For sale by Messrs. Hick-
son and Theasdell, Seaforth.
Enjoy Life.
whitt a. truly beautiful world we live iu! Na-
ture gives us grandtur of mountains, gime and
oceans, itinl thousands of means for enjoyment.
We can desire uo better wheu in perfect health;
but how often do the majority of people feel like
giving it up disheartened, discouraged and wor-
ried out with disease, when there is no oecasion
fur this feeling, RR every sufferer can easily obtain
satisfactory proof that Green's August Flower will
make them as free from disc alto as when born
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint is the direct cause
of stventy-five per cent. of such maladies as Bil-
iousness, Indigestion'Sick Headache, Cost iveneks,
Nervous Prostration.Disines of the Head, Pal-
pitation of the Heart, and other distressing symp-
toms. "Three closes of August. i Flower prove
its wonderful cifect. Sample bottles, 10 cents.
Try it.
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Great Western itallway.
Trains leave Brussels ,station, north and south
as under: . .:__
GOING NORTIL GOING SOIITH.
Mixed 10:25 A. M isfoil - .6:15 A.. M.
Accom... ..... 9:08 P.1,4% Ace= 12.15 A. M
Mail ...... ... .2:58 P. M.Atixed .. ,, .7: P.: M
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• Grand Trunk Railway.
Trains leave Setiforth and Olin' on Stations as
fGCCI)Ir°N‘ov N:VEs'r- SEAFORTH. CLINTON. -
_ Fxpress 8:10 P. M. . 8:30-P. M.
Lxpress 6.55 P. M. 9:15 P. M..
Mixed Train... S:00 A. M. 8:45 A. M.
Mixed Train ..1:05 P.M. 1:45 P. M.
GOING FAST- SEAFORTI-I.
Express ,. 8:00 A. M. 7:'6 A. M.
Express Train..... :051'. M. 12: -9 P. M.
Mixed. Train 4:15 P. V- 3:30 P. M.
Mixed Train...., '.7:85 P. M. 5:55 P. M.
London, HuronandBruce.
Game Nount-
Mail. - Mixed. Express.
P. M._A,. M. P.M.
London, depart 15 5 55 6 15
Exeter_ ...3 35 8 05 7 35
52 8 34 7 51-
Kippen 3 58 8 44 7 58
13rucefield 4 08 9 00 8 03
13lyth
4 25 9 45 8 25
4 52 10,82 8 52
Clinton
525 11 50 926
sten. Mixed. Express.
A. M. A.. M- p.M.
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winebani, depart...10 55 , 7 00 6 15 -
Blyth 12 15 7 5 6 53
Clinton 1 10 p 01 7 24
Btucefield. .1 40 8 18 7 43 -
7 '58
Kipen .1 57 8 28
If ensall 2 05 8 84
Exeter. 9 50 8 49
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MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS.
MACOLIVI MON EGE BRO THEP, EAFORTH
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Are again to the fore this SeD:2011 As.ith their Agricultural Implements. They are
stull anufacturing the athe Plea s as wet e atkattIttl Special Distinction at thre4
Centeiinial and teydney Exhiletives. Tbiy detect to 4111 eel, special attention to
their
NW GENERAL PURPOSE
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PLOW,
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Thi as one of the hest Plows that has ever been ietroduced into this part of the '
ommtiy. It has been thoroughly testi cl, anti has given general satisfaction to all
who have need it. It is no 'Yee are invention, got up for sale only, and dependent ;
on the Wowing werits of agents to commend it to favorable witioe.
AiLL THAT IT WANTS 1.1 A FAIR TRIAL.
It is
to giva
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OF THE WEST. Theol
Don't Worry about the effects of -the New though
the Duty is large,:as Our :G-oods are so Superior in
Gni awl Make that you can well a ord to Pay the
Difference.
OUR STOOK IS THE LARGEST IN THE WEST
And of the Ne' -est and Most Fashionable Goods. We are cola-
tinually Receiving all the Novelties as they come out.
We Call Special Attention to Our CilStOM, Department.
1.-Tre,-/inake Goods to Order in. first-class style at very
low pnces.
In this branch of our business we, Trold the Fort, and are
sure that the Prices of 0117' Goods wi72 tmake sales.
We say it With011t Fear Of 001LIPatliCti07t.
OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF THE BEST
ENGLISH, FRENCH,SC5 CH An CAHADIAN TWEEDS
We are 92011' showing a fnll line of the above Goods, for the conzing
awl ...These Cods. have been selected with care, and Indy be relied
on as the _Host Pashion«ble Shades and Correct Fabrics.
SCOTCH :SUITINGS.
In Scotch Switinys we have ft Lary:, Stork and Seleet Style., at rea-
sonabl Tiow Fignres.
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COAT AND: VEST MATERIALS.-
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Worsteds ttly? Vt' jill't»';'6,71a 'may be regarded as stalgte .Buyers qf
these Goods are ‘iable to be misled as to -quality, on, accoient of Jute and
other foreign material being largely 'used in the. manut'acture of low- lines.
Our lowest lines are
PURE WORSTED WOADED COLORS,
Soft, Elastic, and capable of being made into 4ttits, while our _Finer Qual-
ities are It neltrpassed, and comprise New ,Ptitterns both in desion!..and
TIre hare, owing to the large amount qf patronage received on, our
starting business in, __Vovember last, bought a nzuch, larger stock, as we
.found our spring one iltsullicient for the demand. •
TROUSERIEIGS. •
We are unable .fally to describe the merits coktainod 'iv our Fancy
Trouseringx, which, w7 ficr, excel anythiny id the market. They comprise
the Finest Lines cf. .L'uylish, French, and Scotch, makes, and must 176
seen to be fully appreciated.
CANADIAN GOODS.
In our Canadian DepartniPnt will be found Full Ranges of Coarse
'...11ediu7Th, and Fine Coods, which defy competition.
which,
prove
warranted to clan in any greund. We ask the Farmers of Huron and Perth I
it a trial before investing their money in a Yankee hemhug.
LS) MANUFACTURE IRON PLOWS, HILL'S 'PATENT PLOWS,
and well-known
Cutter Plow,
with recent int-
ents, is better
•,et at ;0'4"
than `ever. Also a 1
One Horse PLOW,
Suitable for Plowing!
Gardens.
SCUFFLERS5•AND IRON AND WOOD PLOWS.
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This Plow is universally admittedeto be the best Gang Plow now in use, and
Farmers should give it a trial before purchasing.any other.
all these inipleinents are manufactured by themselves, of the very best material,
and are better and more durable than those got up by large establishments' for
catch sales. Every implement warranted to give satisfaction. Prices as low as
those of any respectable eetablishment that turns out a good article.
Plows of all the above kinds kept constantly on hand, and can be:,seen at their
shop at any time.
IRON HARROWS -THE SCOTCH .D1AJTIOND HARROWS KEPT
COSSTANTLT O II.A.ND. -
Repairs for all kinds of Plows kept constantly on hand. Also Plows of any make
Repaired. Remember the Shop, opposite Weir's Hotel, Main-sa, Seaforth.
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BRADLEY HARVESTERS,
A WARDED Medals st the World's Fair Phil-
adelphia, U. $.., 187e; Sydney, Australia,
1E47; Paris', France, 1b78; Gold and Silver
Medals, Huron ieape Tthii, 1877, and Gold
Medal 1!,.78. Everywhere successful.
.o111 by D. Hogan and W. J. Grieve, Seaforth;
Robrt Anderson, Nippen; ,Arebibalei McCully,
Bruceileld, jolan Robinson, Varna L Elliott.
G.ittet ich DaN id Halstead, Wingham; T. Eng -
is.
Order early. Satisfaction guaranteed. 1e -
can bs of any Of the Agents.
re. D. SAWYER Hamilton, Manufacturer&
GEO. STEWART, Clinton, General Agent.
;No
BLOW BUT • REM, FACTS*
CHILLED PLOWS
Prove,d and Acknowledged to be
L the Standard Plow of AmericLJ
a.
FOR EASE OF DRAUGHT,
QUALITY OF MATERIAL,
STRENGTH, LIGHT-
NESS, AND FINISH
IT HAS NO
EQUAL.
The Material used in the construc-
tion of these Plows, for Smoothness of
Face and Toughness, is superior -to
• Cast Steel and. is MANUFACTTRED
by ME, only in Canada.
GANG PLOWS,
LAND ROLLERS, *
SCUFFLERS, &O„
CANADAKNITTED GOODS. -
In our Canadian knitted Goods. VP3 will show.an 110,71s:tally large and r
attractive assortment y Shirts. Drawers, and Hosiery;
• SCOTCH UNDERCLOTHING.
We invite Special Attention to this Department this season, as ire are
having them ,AlLade,to ,irder to suit oar own .Trade, in all sizes -S.
_Hen's, Man's, 0. S. Men's, Extra 0. S. Men's, and Double 1::xtra 0. S
M en' s .
FELT HATS.
This Department contains a very choiee assorbnent qt the Newest Lines
in Ghristy's Stiyf c&ndSqft Hats. Also all ithe ,Vew Lines front the best
Anorrican makers.
8 04 FUR CAPS. FUR CAPS,
83
SOMETHING NEW IN SEAFORTH.
FLOUR AN D FEED
G. R.' MONKMANi
UAS OPENED a Full Stocii of Flonr itnti Feed
or every description, in STARk'S BLOCK,
adjoining Alegarcy!s Bake, y.
Patties wanting . FLOUR, or MEAL of all
*kinds, OT GRAIN of all kinds, can make money
by puiehating from me.
Gagh paid for pott•toes, Apples,Bacon, butter,
Eggs, and all kinds of produce.
• Goods Delivered in Town Free of Charge.
Remen)ber the place - Stark's Block, Alain
Street, Seaforth.
610 '
•
G. R. MONK:MAN.
-.The Assortment in this Department witl be found very complete, con7,
prising S.- S.' -Seal, Persian Lamb, Hink and Otter. Full Lines in Imi-
tation Seal and Lamb. Also fr hitney, _Pete; shani, and other Fancy Cloth.
GLOVES AND MITTS.
- Men's Kid Oloves and -Mitts, wool lined; Dogskin, Castor)Buck and
Kid, unlined. This .Npaitment will be found uy
nusuallLarge and
I Attractive.
GENT' FURNISHINGS.
Our Gents' _Furnishing Department will also be found very complete.
White Shirts a Specialty.
11A -1 -.J1 --;Y. &DiRSO1T.,
•„ 1
OATARIO PRINIERS' EMPORIUNI.
GWATKIN & SON
HAV E
THE ELIS ).N
E LECTR C ABSORREKT BELT
1
Possestdeoc, in nticlitiott to the, pi' oper.
tivrt or .the Violnion Pad, all ilio
irtl feroperti...t e I t!, Icetricity. t'streto
Biltious Disorder., Arre Compinint,
riervolesttesx. Iketgralitzia.. ,,•,ic•Fi Head -
:le he, Dizziut ptt,t, Depotts4(I
&Tx.
PRICE -$1:50, $1.75 and f:•2.00.
CALL AT ROBERTS' DRUG -STORE
For -Pamphlet erintainitig all
information.
N. B. -The Holmen Pad tiliO lept on blna.
C.A,..1R,ID 7
DS. CAMPBELL, Provincial Land Snrsery,
• 6.ndCiv11. Engineer. Orders by mail prompt
ly attended to.
479 D. S CAMPRIZTAL,
„
TO THEIR NEW PREMISES',
Cor. Bay and Wellington Streets.
MAR.RIAGE LicsrisEs
ia KC T I IF s CATE P.;,
;Under the new Aet,)isaned at the
EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SEA.FORTH.
LUMBER FOR SA.LF,
HEMLOCK, First Quality, $6 per 31. PINE
from is.
BILLS GUT TO ORDER,
All Length, from 10 to 50 Feet, at the
PONY MILL, IN McICIIJ.1.10P,
LUMBER YARD IN SEAFORTH,
I Where. ..161kIda of Lumber ran be obtained.
I 479 TIIOMAS DOVINET
he Subscriber has also a
'Always on hand, made of Improve&
Patterns, and warranted (A. l).
Coittenns, Castings, Scitool, Church',
'Garden and Lawn Seats, and
Cast Iron Fencing a Specialty.
All Kinds of Repairing done and
Good -Work Guaranteed.
JOHN INIOPPERI
Seaforth Foundry..
AILS, C. M. DUNLOP'S Fall Term 1)1
Music will open on Sept...16th. Pupils
rhon)4 give in their manes previous to
the opening of the -elms. Those itothav-
ing Instruments eau be aceonnnedated
with nee ef Piano or organ at ver? mod-,
erste rates. flealorth, 5*IA. 'TAM, eat
4."