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RWM
ERS
r stating to the public
ow manufacturing on
nt, in company with
>riginal manufacturer,
JR ORGAN,
uently give their mis-
fit • of manufacturers'
celsior Organ is admit-
fudges to be the best
ured in Canada, both
durability, as well as
anship and finish.
d others in search of
esirable styles, modern
Fd popular prices will
Nine with all improve-
veries in our line, and
,gh-class goods can be
to best and thoroughly
for our cases, genuine
keys, and best import --
ads. These materials,
k by skilled labor, must
n to ourselves and our
cps, and combinations
ommend them to every
. rformer.
:1 A IT T_
;itch we shall live up to,
-ith every instrument,
'the purchaser we ask
de and honest care --
made of wood requires
jected, to extremes of
ddenly, or exposed to
it can be avoided.
located on the corner
id Lorne Streets,. To-
ler
oler the personal super-
ziel Bell, a, member of
SON PIANO.
continue to keep in
m Piano, also the Do--
Organs.
ins of any other make
'ere you purchase an
us a, trial, as we can
for less money than
li the trade.
WANTED.
'T BROTHERS, Sea -
LL & Co., Toronto.
NOTICE
tut and Ornamented
:ew Year's and. gra-
- in great 1.1a7iety at
Ejits
.R I STORM
art of Fine Gold and
Fine Gold. and Silver
klets, Rich Gold jew-
and Ear Rings, Finger
Main and chased, puff
tel Lockets. Also old
and Silver Spectaolea
9
'HATED WARE.
k in Tea. Sets, Cats-
Bells,
a-Bells. Butterfishes„
ar, Butter and SaIt
skets, Card. Receivers
[Pickle Castors, Celery
Swing Kettle,. Frit
orks, Spoons,Vases,dzc.
X the Jow.,st, caztSi3-
ztt' and _Finish,
Fancy Goods,, which
t.
Clocks at old prices..
anted as represented.
a all the branches a
R. COU ITE1jt.
'LTO'BA. 1880
N WAY'S
stinger Train for thin
`11 start from
T
Y, APRIL 20th,
yothers on Tuesday,
4 4th.
ay previous to all the above
11 be given of all inters
west, and the greatest pains
cents moat complete and
e.. a parties are released
iog baggage, freight,' live
t9( BaggageaFree4
hrough with each party.
.' OS G. W. R. Agent,
Ceutr9lis
[BR E TT,
f= OItTH,'
Ltea;er in LEATHER and
of Every Description.
Best Stock kept. Tetrma
icited. All orders by mail
.filled.
R. N. BRETT
t -
Si
5
4-
APRIL 23,, 1880.
Important for Seal 'b..
The right to fresh, pure air is a na-
rrral and inalienable right, as precious
as liberty itself. Foul vapors and gases,
smoke and sickening odors, must be
`prevented from defiling the air in any
region where it is to be breathed. To
preserve the cleanliness and purity of
the atmosphere about our dwelling
houses, shops and streets,,requires that
the inhabitants and : operators of busi-
ness see to it that by all suitable means
they themselves prevent any defilement
of the air. The sanitary care of cellars,
stables and all excremental and put-
rescent matters, must be understood,
putrefaction mustbe prevented,
gases and odor of decaying matter must
be neutralized or absorbed by suitable
means.
The wells, springs, cisterns and re-
ser.jairs of water used for drinking and
III_ households must always be protected
against defilement. If a well or streani
is used for these purposes, its actual
purity and protection should be looked
after at once, and the factshould be
settled by the family physician or some
other competent person—that the wa-
ter is pure and the means of its, protec-
tion against any foul soakage are suffi-
cient. If any fertile field, or.e a privy,
a cellar, a barn, stable or pig -sty drain
toward the well or stream, there should
be some means of protection devised,
or another and' safer source of supply of
water be sought. The utensils, such as
pails and pitchers., in which the water
used for drinking is contained, should
be kept constantly clean, and when any
sickness occurs in a house, the drinking
cups used by the sick should be unused
by other persons.
Various articles that are used for these
purposes are liable to become impure.
Flesh milk and cream so rapidly absorb
foul vapors and so readily take up and
hold the contagious poison of typhoid
and scarlet fevers, that care is necessary
in preserving the perfect purity of milk.
The cleanness and sweetness of meats
and of all breadstuffs should be preserv-
ed. If in the presence of decaying mat-
ter and putrid gases, meats, apd es-
pecially fish and butter, quickly be-
come unwhoiesorme., Some people try
to restore such hurt food to sweetness
by immersing in water containing an
equal quantity of lumps of charcoal, but .
it is better to prevent the defilement
and putrescence altogether.
The pathways . and ground's about
dwellings, and all roadways, are best
kept clean and free from nuisance when
so graded and sloped as to give easy
surface drainage for the water ; but
there must be under drainage to make
grounds, paths and house -lots dry. The
removal of all decaying matter—ani-
mal and vegetable—from the vicinity
of dwellings and streets is a sanitary
duty. The freshness and healthfulness
of paths and grounds is improved by an
occasional layer of fine gravel ; but
never by sawdust, chips or planks: De-
caying wood., vegetables, even chips and
sawdust, are unwholesome.
4
'
day of Au_ st. 7.-0ther du
and geese, etween th ' let da
and the 1 i th day of • At
Hares,. betWeen the 1 t day
and the 1st qday of Se tembet.
•
Woman's Bight
vritten njroii this
here is grea$ divereit
'pa have nerfOct'
ee is not the eligh
acts tha When, a l
a for a tittle of
Wild Cha , she o
3nopart of dru
evince a eu tomer
r than that y are
ltlp,. Whob ing ' cb
e quick and
o opi , and
and effect an naf
nit pore¢
A great deal has been
delicate subject„ and still
opinion ae to what the la
to say, do and think. TI
doubt, however, about th
enters .a drug tore and a
son's Compour d Syrup of
to get it at ones s ; and it i
duty to undeiltake`to cc
they want so •' ething oth
ing for.
For Coughs, Colds, Cr
Wilson's Wild )harry is
reliable cure.' t contain3
given with the ame safet
of three wont :: as to an
Sold -by all ' ' ggists.
•
,! Good Thin
S .I p is the s dial prescription of .'r.
A. Boschee, a lebrated German Physics n, :!. d
is acknowledg: i to be on Of the most f tun: to
discoveries in ediciee. It quickly sures an
Colds and all 1 . g troubl a of theseverest nat'1 e,
removing, as i ! does, the rise of th Affect on U d
leaving the p. i s in a st•i orig and ealth co ' '-
tion. It is no, an e entsl m igine, but
stood the test f years, gi ing satis tion i etry
case, which it: rapidly creasing' s e• ev ry
son confirms. Two million ibottles ld ar ua
Beware of reed dues of s ..'lar name , la ely
traduced.. Be oboe's Ge -man S ` w
dnced in the IIF "ted Sta • s , in 18 and is
sold in every I .wn and village in t e el •
world. Three . doses w relieve any ordin
cough. Arice 5 cents. h envie-----
bottl ,10cent
Dery.te 9y.
f
ht
st
,y
ht
,a
t
k
h,
at
be
t
A Wainde
For the spe dy cure
diseases that 1
neglected Col
pain in the si
tickling in th
and all chroni
The modern practice of boiling as
well as washing all undergarments, is
the best of sanitary rules for such cloth-
ing. The frequent ventilation and
brushing of all other garments, and a
long exposure to light and wind, with
most thorough brushing of all bedding
and upholstered things that cannot
be boiled, is the proper ::.sanitary treat-
ment for such material's, especially if
they have been exposed tb sick persons
or foul air.
Through and through ventilation,
sunlight, the hot scrubbing of wood
floors and the wiping and dusting of
walls, as well as the lime -washing of
common ceilings, are essential -means
of cleanliness of habitations. , Closets,
store -rooms and pantries and the cellars
require equally effectual opening ;clean s-
ing and ventilation.
The removal and prevention of f such
causes of nuisance is the first dtltr, but
the immediate arrest and prevention of
the putrefaction and the control' of the
foal emanations must be secured by the
'best means at hand. It is entirely
practicable to keep all kinds of refuse
matter, even the common garbage of
the kitchen, in such manner, by the
help of 'disinfectants or anti -septics,
that it will not be or become offensive
before its final removal. But it is im-
portant that there should be no need-
less waste and garbage, and that the
regulations for disiufecting and remov-
ing such refuse matter shall. be faith-
fully observed. The putrescence of re=
fuse materials used for food is not only
-excessively offensive, but may be the
cause of sudden and even fatal sickness.
The sweet and nutritious articles .most
used for food become putrescent poisons
when rotting as garbage ; therefore such
decay or fermentation should be pre -
Vented altogether untilremoved to the
field and covered in the soil. Many a
valuable We has been lost and many a
family. prostrated by sudden sickness;by
the putrid emanations of a few{bushels
of rotting potatoes. or cabbages, or= by.
putrid animal matters and melons, in
cellars or store rooms.
Sewerage matter is very daingerous
stuff when stagn nt, and sending 'off its
.gases into dwelling houses, shops and
other occupied buildings and, if it is
not completely washed away (flushed)
by flowing water, it should be; ]ed, in
tubes, to porous grounds at least ., 200
yards away from ;the house. It must
be kept away from wells, springs. and.
streams which supply water for house-
hold use. The waste pipes within. the
house, and all the taps and cess -basins,
as well as every water -closet and privy,
should be carefully disinfected at stated
times. Every sewer _and cesspool; and
the traps of house drains, should: be
ventilated. Cesspools are dangerous
things and should be far away from: the
dwelling, and still further from Any
well or, spring used by the family Dr.
Risher 'Barris.
•
The Game Law. IIII
The following is the new gime law
passed by the Ontario Legislature ` at
its last session :-None of the animals or
birds hereinafter mentioned shall be
hunted,_ taken or killed within the
period hereafter limited. 1.'—peer, elk,
moose, reindeer or cariboo, be:tWeen the
14th day of December and the i 1st day
of O tober. 2.—Grouse, pheasants,
prairie fowl, or partridge, between the
lst,day of January and the 1st . day of
September. 3.Wild turkeys; or quail,
between the 1st day of January and
the 1st day of October. 4.—Woodcock,
between the 1st day of January and
the 1st day' of August. 5.—Snipe, be-
tween the 1st day of January and the
16th day of August. 6.—Water fowl
known as mallard, grey cluck, black.
duck, wood. or summer .duck; between,
the 1st day of January and ' the .15th'
and lungs, Dr.
and has establ
tation. Many
use it in their.
it is prepared i
cal jou.rnillsr
plimentei . it '
your -druggist
a regular size'
son & Bleasd:
_ I
Buckl
The best sal
Sores, Ulcers,
Hands, Chill
Eruptions. I T
feet satisfactio
Price 25 cents
Bleasdel1. Se;af.
f lonsumtion'
d to it, s eh as stn born
, Bronchitis,' Hay Fje+er As
e and ell
throat, i
or lingo
y
n-
o -
ed
st, dry hat g', c*ou
:oe.rseness,' ore Thr
diseases Of the tjhr
has no eq
d -wide re
rmmend
from wl
by all'm
a have
elms. ' Go
the free of cost
e by ilessrs.
• i g's New r iscovery
shefor itself a worl
eadilg p si4ians re
settee. he Iformnls
highly re cornmerde
e clergy nd the pr
the mos glbwing
d get a tr
o $1. F
Seaforth
r B
5
n's Ar
s in the
Salt Rl
s, Cern
s salve is
in every
r box.
h..
Grre:t West
I
Trains leev Brussels
as. under:
GOING N(3RTIi.
Mixed 10:25 A. M.
Acoom....... 8:18 P. M.
Mail ....0:28 P. M.
Grand Tru
Trains leaver Seaforth
follows :
GOING WEST -F- SE
Express 8.1
Express. ......8.5
Mixed Train... .8:00
Mixed' Tijain..: ..1:0
GOING Ess
Express
ca $slue.
or for tits, B •
sum, Tatter, Cha
. and all k4nds of
gna$anteed o give
sae or money refun
on sale by Hie so
566 -
tint (Railway.
tati on,
no/
GOING
AOOom ...f
Milted.
k Rail;
andOlintoi
RT$.
P.M.
P. M.
A.
P.
4 St . ORT
.,j. 8.00 A.
Express Train.- .1:05 P.
Mixed Train.. .4:15 P. a .
Mixed Trai ` ..,..7:85 P.M.
Londe i, Eur
GOING NOR{TF
London, de'
Exeter ....
Renaud .. .
Kipper..}.
Brucefield,
Clinton..ji
Blyth.... t. .........
Wingham rrlve ...
GOING SovTHh—
art
A
IN Ingham, a epart....
Blyth
Clinton..
Bracefield
Kippen ..;.
Hensall.. r • p ......
Exeter ... !.
n
11.
M
20
89
54
00
10
25
52
25
ail.
M.
00
85
01,
1£1
4
th and ' ah.
oue
•..5:55A3Ho.
.12.88H.
..8:16
rayl
Station
LINTON
80;
9:15 P;
8:45 A.
r1:45P
CLINTON
7:86 A,I4i
1,2:40 F;I4I
'8:80 P. M
16;55P,M
ld Bruce.
Mixed. Expre
P;14
74
75
lei
8 0
82
85-
92
Exrr ea.
P. M
ti d
'T2
A. In.
5 55
8 49
9 15
9 25
9 45
10 8
11 1
12 0Q
Mire '
A.
10,555
12 10
115.
1 4.
20
210
8 00'
4
MU I
Mt7SIC. I lrs. McMu kin will give ine,trneti ns
in instrt mental m' sic to a feed upils. Pee
of piano given for pract ce i desired. Residence
east of Victoria Square, ea oath. pt4
4
HOTE
BRITISH EXCHANGE HOTEL,
GodOr4Hh,
that. WM. COX, Prop etor. This is on of
the Quietest, Most .Comfor able and 'Best'Cun-
ducted Hotels in the Prov c e. The Rooms are
commodious and the Table and liar libijrally
supplied. Good staling in connection. ( 80.53
r E
Lf
SPE GIFIC AR'ICLE S. E :
W ONDER UL CURE -This is to pertify f `iat
I was pejfectly cured of ehroniorheumptism
of four years'atanding by a 'receipt I have' 'eft
in thehande,of Hickson & leasdell. Fort Iir-
ther paiticnlLrs apply to HART, WOOD ,
Sealorth. 633
CALL AT J. S. ROBE S' DRQ G ST {
Seaforth for the Grfeat Sierra Nevada Bra k-
ing Co pound, a positive dere for Ourterrh,li nd
is egnal° y effi acious in all Bronchial Affections
The worst c ses of Astilina, Phth' ie. an all
Disedeee of t c Lung,Yiela )readily to this t at-
m ant. M. SMIT a , iirkona, Ont., Gene ral
Agent. For',,sale by :11 druggists. Price, 75
cents a box. J 60.62
MO
MONEY TO LEND
improved farms o
e st, payable; );early ; pri
erate. JOHN ' S. PORT
Mo
ate
R
y to lend ons good
t 7 per cent. ini;er-
uhcrs ; c h trees ij dele
-
MONEY TO LOAN—
on firs ,class sect
interest. Prrn•ateiund:
plan. -Apel: i]o W?'HIL
t
n i arge• or small ri❑Ims
it , at 8 percent.Dearly
r on the instaL n nt
eaforth. { 28
MONEY T t LOAN—
able
erty, at I per tent.
ablc'half-yea y or earl
tion of. the incip 1, if
light. Apply to THOM
Ont.
X/1 Olv'EY.— he under
;money for imme'.
mei tgages o farm pro
per cent. int arest year
agreed upon! J. H.
forth.
I m.proved arm rep -
in crest.. Interest day
a: desired, with poll -
so preferred.. Exjenseys
S D. RYAN, Bear th,
.1
i ed has a large s d[
at nvestmei t oh ' ret
ert • Seven and a ilia:f
y; principal as mty be h
E SON, Soliicitor, Sea=
4
n
IMP
RTAN
OTICES.
EMOVAt.-MISS S
moved er Dress,
father's res hence, Jo
i pit copal 141 'thodist C
have'a call fr m her ma
who may re!luirc any
Mantle line. 11
PAINTING
land, be
Seaforth an
commenced b
Paper Range
trusted to
• Office, meanti
forth. WM.1
1,
WM. R
s to intim
surroun
jnsiness as
, Sign ''
im finis
e, at D.
. FRE W.
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a
t
rn
G
ri
e
11
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T, Seaforth, hap re.
rg Buainese tee her
3troet,l opposite the
, where s e,bo es to
igude !iII cult hers
in the res 'std
X625
ENV, lit irf S Sot-
o the inhabitain of
country that he
eral Hose Pain)
, &c. ' All lvo>;k
gilt a
in first•c ass
ore's Grocery
OF THE
AN LEY. -No
e devised St
ion 84, that
or of the Pe ej
ate Robert Reiff
the County of
Treasurer, an
st his est to a
fore the Sixat'
es and post b
of such cilaims,
ey are also to.
f necessary pr
upon #$ e nest.
tdayof alyn
divide t. e pets
ting th0 a :enti
clainis of whi
ed. Dated the;'
REID; Jr., G3
1OTICE T CREDI
ROBER REID, 0
hereby given, pursuant
of Ontario, 0 apter 107,
been! appoin d Adm'
Estate and - ffeots of
the Townehi of Stank
ron, Yeoman and Tow
parties havi g claims a
quired to sen to .me on
of July, A. D ,1880, the'
address, with lull partic
if they hold a y secant
me particula thereof,
the same for limy inspec
mediately after the said
.intend to ply ;away
estate, then in my hand
having regard only to
shall then ha a been
day of March 1880. 3
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GOODS.
SPRING
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C IS NOW COMP4 EjTE IN ALL DE
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S
SSORTcVI4NT WILL
NDM R'EVARIED
I'
l7ARtMEN S.
i
BE FOUND M0F{I L
TTHANHERETOF?QFiE
uperi of the l thing made
merchants oth I. well known..
o sty
iso offs le advantage of an immer
est an ost fashionable; Goods.
tock is the Largest
in. the West.
re cont nn.ally' receiving all the Nov
and h m
eve always soethjing new to
RGER
ups to t a
se
s
lties
how
tock of
of the
you.
h the duty is large, our ;Goods are SO super or
nd make, that you Oan afford to pal t.
i ighest €standard of excellence for th • lea t
ce is otur motto.
DS.
[CO *h Twee
endid . s
sprue
a Lines
ew Sha
Suitinces
ilors.
l
WEDS.
all the rilew shades
of Diag0,1 Coatings.
nTanc
es.
in endl
olt forget hat ours
urnishi
er, with
s and se
nt you to
e offence
oods and
s than
ft the El
Llook
id you d
HA
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CUSTOM
iS dr only H
int Tailors a
WOR
e if you can d
other House n
nt F4 and St34e
. Don't be afia
bu
NDERSO
Oak
d.
in To n
ea ers in
as
el if
e you.
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GOLDEN LION, MAINST,, SEAFORTI-I.
01
OUR "OLD COUNTRY" GOODS.
aving Received and' Opened e?ut OZtr 0 ,Cou4ry
Go dsi We would call special attention to our BI ck
La ..4t.ry Cloths, Black Sateens, Black Silks and Satins,
Fr 71:VeS5 Also to a beautif It range of CoiTored Cash -
me -e;-].—with Brocaded Satin,t Pla.n Melange
W4itei Cottons, 8,5c., all Stai)le Goods. T ble Linen,
l'a 1 Cloths. and Napkins, da, i
A CALL RESPECTFyLLYISI)LICI ED.
-$5
0.
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-THE SEW CORSE
T.
ThisOaew and improved C
stiff rting which is found in t!
size a di the great comfort ati ease with w ich it may be worn, enables
figu.re o ibe displayed to much, greater adva, tage,and cannot but preve aval
acqUiqtien to the most perfeot toilet.
The inliproved system of lacing employed in the Semi -circular Adjustable
Corset ,pi.events the wear and. tear to which'other kinds are so liable, and as
weaain strains are equalized•and distributed over the entire Corset, they w.
found o 'outlast three of the ,z)+43inary Corse s now In use.
It is!only necessary to bri this new and improved style of C ibet under
observation of the ladies, tb t once win the r immediate endoisercent and
prova4 as its many pointa of e cellence cannot fail to arrest inttant recogn
and adtption. ASK TO SE TTTEM.
OFFIVIAN
ott 1.4
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et is adjustedi by a Semi -circular or Eliptical ac-.
e Corsets novil in use.
justs itself t forms of different velopment
Deaterk in Dry Goods and Winery. Alsol Agents for E. Butt rick ez Co!
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FARMERS,. LOOK HERE,
• aan -xoo ! alit va
1110 BREEDERS
OF PIGS.
Robert Crovenlock
of the Northern
Gravel Read, Me -
ands half north
of &Beata, hav-
ing pus ehased
from the Bew
Park Herd a Thoroughbred Berkshire Boar, will
keep him for the improvenient of stock during
the present beasan. Terms, $1, payable at the
time of service, With the privilege of returning if
necessary. R. GOVENLOCK.
6850
;lido 1 looilf zts :
night.
wTilbEt r34:t. ii8shtD,
Hotel, f
645
ro
improvement of stock
will stand
season as
April 19th, will leave 8 wn stable,
on. 18, McKillop, and p oc ed to Her-
otel, Winthrop, for no n thence to
, at the Commercial o el, for the
—Will proceed along th Itnron Road
A ma Hotel, for noon; th n e to Kin -
t Brownlee's Hotel, for the n Ob.
S AY—Will proceed nort t the Watt
Int, at John Torrance' , or neon ;
t Myth, at Hawkshaw's tel, for the
tel, for noon ; thence to russels, at
Botel, for the night , re 'ing until
Y:, --Will proceed to his, n stable,
t! will remain until the toll wing Man-
s and certificate of pedikr e see route"
A
A
All
C To
Ap
Cr c
CHEAPEST G ODS.
IS NOW REOEIVIN
;Large Stock of al
and Provisio
Lot of Canned F 'ts,
and Jellies.
Lot of those v
n Black, Green a
des of Sugars, Si
ses.
1?aisins, Pru
Wheat, Pot Bar
best of flans
All of Fresh Gail -
t ns and potato
Crelani Crocks, Milk Pa
La d utter, Eggs, and
C el bra English Excelsior
All are invited to
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