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FORTH,
TAKERS eco.
[TTENDED (iY T.f
1 4S T ...V 0 TICE.
AND Ski ROLIg&
LYS ON HAND. •
FOR HIRE.
PEST G DODS,,
EF RECEIVING
Stock of all # inde Q.
.t rf vi6-- ons.
Canned FruW, and
those very choice
Green aiui Japan.
Syrups trod
-1111tnes, Driea
at, Cornineal,
Pot \Barley, Flour,
Ilam anci Bacon.
•resit Garden Seeds,
Potato Onions and
i 2E
Potatoes.
II -ilk Pars, Plower
gys,and a good va-
pound boxes, at 25c.
Coffee. Also tt at
Excelsior Ilor /e and
invited to come and get
ft Geiode in tht, Duraitacm-
ae .
PT'S GROCERY,
Main Street, SEAFORTH
NOTICE
tct1 and Ornamental
_ ,ear" $' and Wed.
xri t'reat va7 tet; at
J �E R S.
STORE,
rf of Fine Gold and
;idle Gold and Sliver
1t,ts, Rich Gold Jew -
:,:al Ear 'tinge, Finger
lain and chased, Cuff
Ai Lockets. Also Gold
and Silver. Spectacles
.ATED 'BARE..
k• in Tea Sets, Cas -
Bells, Butter Dishes,
zr,
Butter and Salt
,kE ts, Cara Receivers
''Ic life Castors, Celery -
Swing Kettle, Fruit
: Bks, SpoOrls,y,-ases,d;c.
the Lowest, c'crrsiS-
riity anEl
F arley ficoud3, which
t. .
Clocks at old prices.
;tilted as represented.
4 all the branches a
li. R. COITNTER.
R A C".
/tort, I�,,i , T r'e a, rfr--
with the Town -
70p for 18 79.
EtPTS.
heed fr.nu
1V.l'.arri4 J.
± •na1c1 Scut
nal far year
1 b:l
t ty 'tress/lrer
netl:l Seett,.
GcE'ar
€i'ft.`I•l..x Tres-
f,tl...•
-
)vt::lock; J.
1lc
jeli,s tl;l bor.
II- 'A
Silk of l`l,iEr-
f i e -,,t,t tl re-
neiiitn,
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t`uiv rte ten
t t nTilt-Ler-
-
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.ce t n town
`deli :tel;
litelreeers,
of tht•yF
tonin
et v Treatiurez
3.5
2g to
11 47
`3`10 85
10883
41 35
1 O
2,934 6,1
2.971 70
1=i Cel
2 Oa
1775
135 tri
15 O1
10,19'1 571
• $17,343 dll
i nitluieipel
l,iE41, 58
TRE;,
ata
...s" 3,17[ Ito
:,t;70 47
erlu 30
.:37 50
111:37
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11 lit
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7 04
8,1(4 e5
12 (-14
t . l tai •;itt
PI Cpl
27 85
612 51
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d fen! te,
1ittfUk!ter
x4 . :7,1,168 4i
t `t
have :.aniineEI the
the re •f aa.l hive
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' cl"eliV)rd.
i'ebreary, lbel. 611.2
AP IL
2, 1880
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- i'HE'; HURON
OSI OR
A Young Irish Baron's En-
counter With a Monstrous
Grizzly "
Mr. Jameson, the young Irish Baron,
who for the past several years has jour-
neyed from the great sod to engage in
bunting and fishing sports in Montana,
was unusually successful this season;
his wagons returning loaded with the
$,ntlers of elk, moose, doer, mountain
$Beep, and antelope, and the pelts of
grizzly and black bear, mountain lion,
lynx, wild cat hand other splendid
trophies of the chase. These valuable
possessions, c refully preserved and
packed, have tone forward to the old
country, while Mr. Jameson, disband-
ing'his party o four, and accompanied
by his body -se vent, starts •soon on al
journey aroun the world; sailing from
San Francisco for China early in Sep-
tember.
In this connection an adventure, in`
which lir.. Jameson and a bear were
the sole participants, is worth relating.
One night last -week,' while bivouacked /
on Cascade Creek, east of the Muscle
shell, • well-defituid tracks were left
about the, cam , indicating .that.' while
the party peac fully slept the premises
had been inv ded by a huge grizzly.
The following morning, while break-
fast was preparing, the - young. Irish-
man, armed with his trusty rifle start-
ed down the cheek, trailing the bast a
hall mile to point leading into a
thicket of ui derbrush skirting to a
considerableWidth the stream o both
sides. Makin a slight detour, 0-ame-
son pushed hi- way cautiously into the
thicket, the sl'cht noise of his caIrefully
picked footste 's being muffled by the
rollicking wat rs leaping and tobring
over snccessiv: falls. Halting su denly
and parting he bushes, the i t epid.
hunter espie his game, leisurely at
rest, scarcely shirty yards - away. He
concluded the bear was . his, an ' with
steady aim t vital parts, sen two
bullets in ra fl, succession into the
broadly presen ed ` side of the beast.
There was a fierce grqwl, an the
wounded anim 1, parting the bru h and.
saplings like g sin stalks, pushe vig-
orously towar• bis, assailan t.
Unable to gi t another unobstructed
shot, and u derstanding his [peril,
Jameson, with great presence of mind,
quickly retreat d' toward the creek, the
bear pursuing, nd close to his feels.
There was no t me to halt or turn aside,
and, reaching he bank, the h stied
sportsman, hob ingaloft his rifle, I leap-
ed for the wate ", landing in a p of to
the depth of hi armpits. - A. m : ent
later and the nraged =brute, bursting
through the willows and saplingsl, con-
frolited him an the margin of .. the
brobk. Jameson, prepared fo his
enemy, with promptness and prec'sion,
plat two more; shots into the great
beat, who, in the very act of tsk ng to
the water after isprey, tumbled to the
ground, dead, Jameson scrambled out
of his unprernec'itated bath, returned to
camp, intercept`.ng on the way two of
his comrades,' s immoned by the report
of his rifle, aril hastening to his aid.
After breakfast a team was hitched up,
and, strapped' to poles, the huge carcass
of bruin was hauled to the camp and
skinned. The 1 eft of this monster was
placed at 1,000 pounds, and thepelt,
exhibited to a number of men este pined
to be . good_ ju gos in such ma -tens,
more than sustained the esti ated
weight of the beast.—Helena (Morana)
Herold. i
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A. Valuable Device.
The Milwaukee Sun says Sam Me=
dill has invented a device to prevent
market men from palming off old eggs
for fresh ones. The invention is , thus
. descrioed : -
He proposes to arrange. a rubber
1 stamp in: the no- t of every hen, with a
movable date. This stamp is arranged
with a pad whish is saturated with in-
=delible ink. When a hen lays an egg,
as is well known, she .kicks slightly
with her hindleg. An electric disk is
arranged so .that her 'foot touches it,
when the stamp turns over on the ink
pad and then revolves, stamping the
date ou the egg. The hen then goes
about her busine.e farmer's hired
girl removes lhe e.', ., replaces the
stamp, which is ready for another. On
each evening, after the hens have re-
tired to their downy roost, with the
roosters, the date . of - the stain i is
changed to the following' day, ,and the
good work goes on. - In this way there
can be no cheating. You go to the
. grocery and ask for fresh .egs, and the
grocery ;._nun says; he has some eggs . of
the vintage of Janilary 29, 1880, fo' in-
stance: You look .at them, and here
are the figures, which cannot lie. With
this method it is an object for the nag
to get rid of hi eggs, knowing tha to-
morrow may b too late.
A Quart of Diamonds. C
Mrs. John Jacob Astor, of New York,
wlio stood with Secretary Evart'/ arn-
ily back df INrs..Ilayes, wore p qi;r1-
tinted satin tri limed with rare lac of
cobweb iinenes , and Mulches of ark
redo/ses. A d )g -collar of black v ,Ivet
studded with diamonds . of fabulous
value encircled her throat, iand bel w it
were live stra ds of big black p arls
clasped with ianlonels. 1The :square
neck of hat dregs was outlined with ini-
mouse diarrtonc s ; similar stones for nod
a larges-lreerrr t c f e'or: errrc, ; ether gli ter-
ed ou theIeft s de of her waist; of iers
in very long 1 eutlant earrings ; of iers
encircled each >:rm, and at least a d zeu
large clutters c f then;: were in her 1 air.
To compute tlheiu in another sva , I
should judge tl ere were about ti. q ;fart
of diamonds c f the first water, w rth
several snug l.,rtiines, sprinkled here
Nu' there (wits this blonde little lady,
Who caries a New York polies: ran
with her wherever she go -.s, end:n.
great occasion - employs (Ue .. or " two
others to assishike in prdtecting the •
property thus rather 0sten.tatioUsly
hung out as an advertiseineilt ! of
wealth. Iii lo /king at ' lier ivit ;l eyes.
dazzled by the display-, one reuembers -
the chief rt -as( ii Judge hilt,lei cave for
excluding the , ews fr m his hotel—i e.,
their `Lvul;;ar and excessive display of
jewels."
arieties. :
Mrs. Swans -in heard a - sermon on
hell, in Cllica *o, and the preacher's
vivid desci ipt ou of eternal torture
greatly frightened her. She brooded
over the sabje t several days, then be
carne possesso 1 of the idea that 'she'
had cominitte4' an unpardonable .sin,•
d finally saui. into incurable hula y.
—Tile Waub no is heard from ag .in.
Al rumor is in o ir-culatiou that an Milian
having cut a hole in the - ice to fis b in
the supposed vicinity of the wrec1 of
the steamer, he dis
giiies and boiler an4I
a large boat.
made to ascertain
be true, but it is irit
ward is expected be
bis shown. .
—Lord I?rummo
heir of the .Earl tf
America; years ago w
degree., 'Fol. this he
tancestraI mansion
:taken from him for
Brookhaven, Long l_
humble living by fig
In view j of a pro
with his, grandfathe
wiled for Scotland.
-Daring an enter
the Public School:
sylvania, the other
'persons were present p
hating
yerrs
es ape
a
I
`e
0
0
ly saw' thy,, - e
t of the -laud
i ries tire. • Ibeii
e
d
her this redo
ted that a! re.
the boat 'will
f
g
grandson
erth, elope
tti'a maid of ,:low
A forbid den t1,e
bis allowance
oral : years.
d,,he earneda
and snooping.
reconcili,aftidn
rummontj
101
d
n
e
la
In
b
al
t
g
gave way, pr
hundred and; fif
below. Maly
-from the ruin owls.were injured., om se
tllo r�onfnsion the i$ 11
alis stage, over
of which . exploi
carpet, but the
before any serio
It is not yet cer
will survive.
—A German
so busy that he
courtship, so he
Pittsburg and a
business -like le ter to
wife in ;.the s oky ci
hap . ened to be 4tequ
comely German Maid
anxious to be married, a
suit of the applicant, i
He sent to photograp
the Kansas marl, w
he was entirely sat
ura
led„
fire
us
Gain
di
et
w
a
mot given y
Lincoln. 1'+'Onn-
, at wLich:500
rt of the tour
fltindred to a
�ns,to the fll;oor
by jum ipg
irty per ons
ously. Du i ag
1ars'rushed on
wo lamps, one
ing fire to the
s extingu ed
e was ne.
1 of the in red
farr i r un KanEjas
cou1 t find t m
wrot too a' friend in
ked hitnt in grief,'
unt hi u/ 1 a
y. His •ff>rend
tinted ••iflt a
3n wh , fwas
zd pros ed I thle
that uai1bei.
�f the ad to
mote ba k hat
edi with , er
n°
was
fbr
s
pear nce, ard- enclosed 1 faxe f
ausss
et by
a few
edlock.
at a •fe
receive
, stati
s wife
nd for
closed
d'
II
The lady arrived >t
weeks ago. Sh4 w
Ipectant farmer, ! an in
they were joined
sequel of the st ry
_e,go the Pittsbti g fr
Iter from the. K nsa
e oras so pleas d wt
esired to award his
rg tie prizefr hint.
deed 'for a fine tact o
Exci ing So
A. large staff - efl assistants
employed ind putting *p W
Syrup of Wild Cherry, the .i),.
reineclies for the pure o poll
'Whooping - Cough, 3roncah1tis,
ns o the
s
e
a
fri
la
0
orae, and all affect:
roncival Tubes.
The rapidity aceu
trod by th
gaged in handling bottles is nno
te an unaccustomed onloek'r
hat almost every bottle ie t of
Wilson's wild 4,lherry is a wa
of Mr. ilso
rs years ex
`d .iedicii
till be fe
direct supervisio
prugglia of sixthc
This gr eat hon
lruggisi;s, and sh
Befit sir that old..
�k s i• at last chi lied,
d walk, . e itich
perfect h athg
man fr . El :hoed
ep �ing'/ C Lhf ;lura
'a,•Cons ap, t�(onx
o: food, Jr 11x0,
ss, eneritl it ty,
its. This wink e)lful
nd
th
z1,e.
art eon
son's C
st popul
hs, Cold
Catarrh,
hroat, L
e consta
aStonis
y
he ex�-
Lcpura
The
dy6
► a eti-
g
batihe
seeur=
wls
i11i1otbsly
nhpotind
f, all
ss or
;Sand
L
try an -
in ,rind
e great eon di is
roken.
made�
n c1 ifht
a Che ,.'�t end
eri nee.: ,i
is old by al leading
nd everyh.easel
6424 i
The grand climat. . f sucpe
The poor rejoice, the sick tr se
ask in the golden, unsbii e
he physical mistrie of the h
i o longer bo endured. ',Dr.
4 olden Compound, for Dys
ick Headache, ;Coining: ul
Ever Coinplaint, I3iliousnt
rowsiness and 1Low Spit
r 'medy will positively mire,
r inedy has failed. To prcjvi
meds will do all wet claim or i
d with' a trial bottle free o co
'i ill readily. perceive its won erf
t es, and which will show you w
oliar size bottle ; will do -Fol.
iekson & Bleasdell. }8eafarth.
hat w ie
t thisvete
you° ai . pre
t, by Rlub)i
1 curative
ata regi
sale by it
•e
Augu t Flo er.
The imnicnse sale eel' gre t pound pity of
reen's August Flower in ell to is and in
t xe civilised world has caused i any Milt ttit�/r to
deist similar narncs, expecting t reap a htr est
f r themselves at the - expense of thefii;ie ed.
) his medicine was in roduced in 1868, en fei the
e re of Dyspepsia'anjjll Liver:Go.rplaint, w t 4eir
e eats, such as $our stomaeb, ostiven ss $ick'
stomach, siek headache,indigestii.n, palpi at en of
t e heart, vertigo, etc:., etc., it n •er has ai to
ohu knowledge. Thrte doses, wi relieve n ethse
o$ dyspepsia. Two i 'illion ktottl.s sold 1a4st , par.
P,lieo 75 cents. S unifies 10 {dent
N1Gry
e,n1
46t -
'on
II One
esrs.
Buckler's Ar-nica Salve.
The best salve in tjio v orld 1 r Cuts, 3r
fibres, Ulcers, Salt ' Rheum, atter, 4111
friends, Chilblains, Corns. and a i kinds
Eiuptions. This salve is g}. ran ed to g
feet satisfaction in. every cee or ..oxiey r fa
Trico 25 cents per box. Fo - sal - by Hi its
B easdell.Soaferlh. I 5'6
. Great Wester R"Iway.
orth and
Traifisleave Brussels st tion,
aunder:
GOrNG NORTH. GO NG SOUVH.
ixed ; 10:25 A. M. iAdcom' ......6:55
eon 12438
ixed , 8.15
I 1
Ascom......., .8:13 P. M.
.Muhl e9:28 P. M.
Grand Trun . R
Trains leave Seaforth oand Cli
1 flows
Express.. .. ....3 10 F!.
.t ��cbs '� Yi.f i.
HLirsxprh Train -88:0505 .
mixed Train .• 1:05 P.1.fI.
G-
INC 1 tS'!j-- 1$ 1Fot Ir.
Express ,;. .8:00 A.
Express Train I .1:05 P
Mixed Tr rein 1 4:15 P
Mixed Train....,..::35 1P. 31.
Loudon, Huro
GIN() NORTH- Mai
I.
London, depart $2 0
Exeter - 3 ; 9
llensirll ....3 - 4
1Cippeir t4 0
Brueetie1i .:.. 4 0
Clinton - 4 25
L'lyth...... 4 52
\Viegham, errite 5 5
()MG seuru m9.1.
ingham depart....'7 I0
131i•th.... 7.. 5
Clint on- 8 (11
Brueeficld.. 8. 18
Iiippen 8 3
Hens01 - 8 34
Exeter.., .. 8 49
an
1
1
3
1
1 10 6
15 ' 7 ' 1
<1 7
0 7 vvl:
0 8 ,tj
3100 • 5 lid
ilwa3T.
ton Station as
CLIN)r°
3:30 P. 1,''
915 1P. 1
8:45.
1:45'.
Ciixiro ).
786
12:4)0 . i
3:80 P. bI.
6:55 ;P.
. 5I.
WI
Brueet
xed. Expo
. M. :r.
55 6
49 7
15 7 1sd3'
) 25 7 59
45 8 Ili,
:30 8
.15 8,
00 9
ixed. 3xp
55 ; 6
i
ilt
ine:
STOOK
FOR
SER "ICE: BREED
If OF PIGS. -
Bcbert Go en. ick
011 the N4rtl Ei:rn
Gi tvel Road, t4it;-
Ki lop; one title
an 1 a half tic eh
of :Seaton!), v-
i ;g perches d
fr in the iay.
Berks Are 13crwr,,' r i11
.rent c i toek�dur .1g!
el F 1, lacable° at ogel
iA'alegc of returnin lf1
L
ark Herd e Thm'begiibrt
k ep,him for the ' mprove
tie present season. Tern
ft rue of service, wtthtbe p
eeessary. 12. GOI4'ENLO
I
UMTER • F
Ei<ILOC1t; Firs Qualit
from ,,;
BILLS 'UT
All Length, rpm 10
?ONY MI L, L, I
The Subscriber
UMBER YA
There all kinds o'
79
R SAL
.1$6 pdr M. PI:
OR ER,
F t at the
MC ILLO
as ads lt a
RD
Lumbo • an;be
ROM
AFORT,
btained.
S DOWN/0
SI' R C
IVVEDI
JOHN KIDD'q, SfAFORTIly
A MARQUIS
;i
Fine
L4
1OK STOVE.
Stove Mad
Nest Ili grove
{
L L A N
ii
ole Agi)it for Wm,
he Stove Itat received
Toronto <'xhilpition
thers,
, with all
tents.
he
D SEE 1 .
h
a,L'
Ick's Stove —
o d Medal] at
ii 1879, over
.IDD.
ERS'
D-
CHAN IPS'
, EAFbR'
BAN
H.
Mal ager an Pro'
0 'ce 2rt t
n's
t ,;be Ban
I
ri4 tor.'/
to prev ises 'l n
ltel, fo Gert`
of -Co tm ere.
ES AND BILLS DI
11sh nd Foreign
Purchased
RMERS
ts Issu
nches
A
7111
gron
malg
whio
Anc
gai
mal
and
ccupied
SCOONTE
Exchan
SALE NOTES BOUONTI,:_.
d, -pay blei at par at all
Manager a44:1 Prokiet r.
SUNBEA
111,Es Ai
mant
d floor,
it amon
is a ere
TH
.8 now ver
ORE is
d he has
o the
His
now e
he lines gall
to the Town
TIS
'Won( er victory
10
1' Peace s
t town.
elFyaccessory
sillty is on t o
togra ph
Bern
5Q1 re
II -1 LES M
nable him
ber he is no
RE,
ET
I patted St
13
31p ay eoo
1 ..tal‘Tiit I...silt:I:no:
iFizig,( lit:I lyt'rl000enlin,
11
SRO , or applyt
favorably know
, los reedy
.vill stand for
Monday of ee
will make the fo
Kyle'e Hobe
000, at eynoli
I day at the C
to thepreprietes
Heavy Drang
ed by Mearr
Ho will lea
arfer south
.11 week duri
lowing stand
sborne; nig
s' Hotel, Hen -
ht, at his own
r . ,
ut e bills, whin
ER, Seafort.h.1
;INFECTANT AND VERMIN
arti known that drive away
ea on : It tains its Stren .,, eh much longer
ha any' othe and it hail no sagreeable odor. ,
o 1 e' had ' two paned bo es. Price fifty
•
GO
0 )
u R "0
oods, we are
G ads. , 1717e loclu
ngtry Cloths,
res—with Br
White Cottons,
Table Cloths an
A CALL
{ i }
to
----.:.—'.= P i: }
cn
RY" GpODS.
UNT
show ng a Siplen4id Stodc DI'y
d S,fct Plain Melange
We deap line in
Go Muslins,
all Table Linen,
utiful lunge
in to match.
d Value in
kins
RErEejrFULLY1 SOLICITED.
rth.
•
nadulterated
nd Liquors at Gr
es
tam's Drug Sto7e
Brussels.
kinds of Toilet' Artii-
eles at ,Pr. Graham's
Laboratory, Brussel
Pure Drugs at Dr.
Stationer/ it ,Dr.
Giraham Drug Store
GR
EW
RU STOF*
GR HAM'S;
BRU SELS.
la id rindyards.
Di es, Karst -Class, a
P.rescriptions Carr -
fully and Correct
Compounded at -D
riess at D- Graham4.
ussee (Jul afl kinds
at --Grahiones Drug.
St re, Brt,ssels.
caTwilitt
E GROCERIES
SE'S, SAFORTil.
e Black Basket Rads ns,
1Ce LOndon Layer Rai ins.
Ne, Sultana Raisins.
ICe' Valencia Raisins. ,
Cas s New Currants.
Figs in Boxes.
ALUE IN TEA AN
D FAM -
no Recent Advances 'in almost every, De -
he Stand—Next Door to the Post Office.
OSE, FAMILY GF?OCER.
ARPER'S B ZAR CUT PATER
A
*ERNS pUBLISH
FOR 25 CENTS.
Will be
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PATTE
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But er, in Tennet
at ickson & Bl
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amongst the leading necessaries ofiliet
These famou s pills purify the BLOOD, and aet
most pow, erfully, yet soothingly on the
. Liver, Stomach, lridneys,
hind BOW:ELS. eivink tone, enemy, and vigor to
-"- these great MAIM SPRINGS OF LIVE. They'
are cenfidently reeonnmeneled as a never failing
w hatever canoe, has become impaired or wealeen-
e a. - They sre wonderfully effleaciou,s in all all-
,- m ents incidental 'to fernsies of all see : and es
a GENERAL FAVILYMEDICIN.E are unsur-
Its Searching Healing Prop ar0
known throughout the World.
For the onre of BAD LEGS, bad breastee
Old Wounds., Sores and M ere,
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it is an infallibieremedy- effectua iv -rated
on the neck and chest, as salt into me st, it Curets
8 ORE THROAT, 0) onehil is, Coughe, Colds, and
even ASTHMA. 'Far Glandular -wellinge,
Absces eB, Piles, Fistulas.
Gout Rheumatism,
And every kind of SKIN DISEASE, it has never
been known to fail.:
The Pills end ;ointment are Manufsetured.only
at 533, OXFORD STREET, LONDON, and arc
sold by, all Vaidore of Medieiees throughoue the
Civilized World ; with:directions for nee in al-
most every language.
The Trade tratlei of these Medicinesare tests' -
British Possessions, who may keep the Areeri-
c an Counterfeite for sale, will be proeecuted.
Purehaeere'vhould look to The rethel
Pots and Boxes. If the address is not 533, Oxe
ford Street, LontiOn, they are spurious.
NO BOW 1-31.1T REAL FACTS.
- CHILLED
rket price In.
116.41 Packed
FOR EASE OF DRAUGHT,
'QUALIT*OF MATERIAL,
NESS, AND FINISH,
EQUAL
PLOWS
Proved and Acknowledged to be
the Standard Plow of America.
an Crocks,
as ell's Drug
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tion 'of these Plows, for Smoot4ness
r— Face and Toughrtess, is superior to
Cast Steel, and -is MANtUFACTURBD
by ME, only in Canada.;
X GANG PLOWS,
LAND ROLLERS,
0 Always on band, madie of
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> All Rinds of Repairing done and
r_ Good Work Guaranteed.;
CD JOHN , OPPER"
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PATRONIZE HOMI INDUSTRIES:
Why go abroad for your Furniture
M when you Ocin got 48 Good Value
for yoir money Hensail as in
CO any other Town in Canada.
'14"1 Has now on bend a Spleedid Stock of
OF EVERY DlilSCRIPTION„
Ikr
nd Civil En incer. Oraers'by prom t
BELLA Kitchell
Suit the Times.
UNDERTAKING
IN ALL 1TS BRANCHES PROMPT-
LY ATTENDED TO.
Also a First- Class Hearse
Which lie will furniah for FUNI:RA.I.S ro.s.
sonsble terms.
taken on meet reasonable telms. 3lateria.). fur-
bished if desired.
taking Est ablishrecet.
416 S. FAIRBAIRN.
SEAFORTI1 PLANING MILL,
SASH, DOOR AND MAO FACTORY
irtiEsubseriberbegs leave to thank histmMeton
-I- customers for the liberalpatronage extenaeato
()front: ahaan hee. may be favored with a continuance
Partiesintending to build woold do well tO give
him a call,as he will continue to keep on hand a
Yarn stock of allkinele el
DRY PINE LUMBER,
fr4 IS JE ns,
, DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
LATJII, ETC.
who may favour hint -with theit patronage,aii non*