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' . 23 1880.
HOUSE
iKER,
- ONTARIO..
�rttges under- David,
or mealy nec`tcpid by
€)lnmeree.
SES DISCOUNTED.
°reign Exchange
chased,
E NOTES Bann
e at all Branches
Commerce.
rued en lfJep°eels.
clrtgagesf at from Saved to
Per Cent.
HANKS.
t. MPBELL,
f seven years in Svattert.
te grateful thanks to the
le Peblic generally fertile
a him daring that time,,
he has now on head a
Untie of
N€ GROCERIES, .
ay to. mete out to them
iasi nable a 'trice as any
atitkv of PORK (Side, Scc.)
rid
;p.
rg f
ascription. Glass, Otl,
and a general assort-
.eialty, from the well e
u., London.
• a country store can
all Ithe tato e.
`> tiroduce taken, e ash or
[I
AMES CAMPBELL.
OBA. 1880
IV WAY'S
Train for Manitsooa
.tai t from
L`I'ST);LY in each
;nit h. -
ty l•xevi„ns to all the above
U he given of all fatare
`f•stt and thegreatest pains
iierits most complete and
fie parties are released
Eng baggage, freight, live
f Bagga a Free.
troOgll with each party.
(� yy Agent,
GW. i l�. R. Agent,
Centralia
BUGGIES.
- purchase Neat and
tial
of or lE eu oci'ate,
W211. GRA SST 'S
titiilter of splendid
Nit WAGONS
it
Sell Cheap.
leges Sit teing Prompt-
.itemember the' old
twin.
r. G RASSIE.
CONEY.
0 LOAN
z ItI.1PERT ',
• Interest, Pa y--
a1.1r/.
.
l to pay i.rineipal at any
<. d ..Illy .,n the unpaid
.l i 0 (' GALL,
;
:: ! Ieiehant.:icaforth.
LINE
ll. STEAMERS Sail
I, r l NEW YORK and
i 2toierryt and LONDON
lee! . Lc•ndoncerry,. Glas-
1:i t t pe. Fares as- low es
Qieti,tt s issued to persona
6 ir.'friends.
t t -.nation of Anchor Line
for elegance and CO
[i e:Post Office, Seafortlt
RID
Fovineiai Laud Surveyor
. Orders by mail prompt
C P FLL, Kitchell.
JULY 23, 1880,
1.••--
t
Narrow Escapes in Battle.
any computations have been made
I the number of bullets_ fired in: battle
for every man killed. The following
stories show how near some of the stray
nllets come to doing fatal work :
At the battle of Peach Orchard, when
cOlellan was making. his change of
ase, a Michigan infantryman fell ,to'
he ground as if shot dead, and was left
ying as the regiment changed position.
he ball which hit him first struck the Time
of his gup, glanced s rid knocked
button off his coat, tore the watch
ut his pest pocket, and then struck
ha man just over the heart, and was
tapped thereby a song book in his
in pocket, He was unconscious for
hree-quarters of an hour, and it. was a
II month before the black and blue
;pot disappeared.
At Pittsburg Landing a member of
he Twelfth Michigan Infantry stooped
town to give a wounded so slier a drink
s om his canteen. While in the act, a
•diet aimed at his breast struck the
6
anteen, turned aside, payed through
he body of a man and buried itself in
he leg of a horse. The canteen was
split open, and dropped to the ground
n halves.
At the second battle of Bull Run, cis
New York infantryman was passing
s plug of tobacco to a comrade, a bal-
d struck the plug, glanced off, and
uried itself in a. knapsack. The to-
acco was rolled up like a ball of shaiv-
ngs and carried a hundred feet away.
irectly in line of the ball was the
cad of a lieutenant, aih.d had not the
ullet been deflected he would certain -
y have received it. As it was, he had
oth eyes filled with tobacco dust, and
ad to be led to the rear.
. At Brandy Station one of Custer's
oopers had his left stirrup strap opt
way by a grape -shot, whic h passed-be-
wean
assed bewean his leg and the horse, blistering
's skin as if with a red hot iron. He
dismounted to ascertain the nature of
his injury, and as he bent ever, a bullet
-necked hishat off and killed his horse.
the same fight was a trooper who
ad suffered several days with tooth -
he. In a hand-to-hand ight he re-
t eived. a pistol ball in the sight cheek.
t knocked out his aching double tooth
nd passed out of the left hand corner
f his mouth, taking part of au upper
tooth along. The joy of being rid of
he toothache was so great that the
rooper could not be made to go to the
ear to have his wound dressed.
An object, no matter how trifling,
ill turn a bullet from its rue course.
his was shown one day at the re-
onnt camp in Pleasant Valley. They
bad a "bull pen” there, in which about
vie hundred bounty jumpers and other
l ard cases were under guard. Once in
while one of these men would make
break for liberty. Every sentinel in
osition would open fire, a
tatter in the leant if the
i ard the crowded camp.
asion a prisoner made fol the camp;
nd as many as six shots
im without effect. One o
tared the tent of a cap.
welfth Pennsylvania C
as lying down, and the c
ullet would have buried it
ortunately for him, _ the
hich he was reading sat o
t een him and where the
e . This was struck and
i two, and the lighted- end
t e floor without tieing
'he ball was deflected, a
if in the pillow under
ad, -passed out of that
•
p
6
•
•
dit did not
.. an ran to -
On this oc-
h
h s tent, entered one behin 1 it, passed
b tweeze two men, and brought up
against a camp kettle.
'ihe Tragic Tale of
•
ere fired. at
the bullets
ain in the
valry. He
urse of the
in his chest.
candle by`
a stand be-
'ullet enter-
ut squarely
dropped to
naffed out.
d buried it
the officers
nd through
The Rev. Mr. Macphersc
far nearly . a year the re
church in Ishkatawhunk
t.igether with his young a
rtrife.had won the warm ac
all but the unmarried. lathe
ith, when he became interested in bi- ! batter -ma
Bicycle.
she did not know the secret of:the lev r
and she did dot dare to risk her life
jumping o . In a few mi antes s
found hers if entering the lcngl prin
pal street f Ishkatawhnnky, and s
that the i habitants, were locking It
the sidew lk to wa eh her. She a
crimson wi h horror 1 as she :reflec
that the m chine wa strictly diesigt e
for riders . ith trou::rs, and for a
ment she a most ma +'e up her mind It
throw hers if to the ground regi ardles
of .consequ rices. Fo tunatelv,' she re
fleeted tha the resul s of ' a 'all woiji
m
be even re 'startl.ng and xtensi .
than thos entaile • by ke :ping l e
seat, and s , trying o comf :rt hers
with the re ection- t • at they we pea
Balbriggan and un • sually : steal- . .
clor and pattern, s • e rode on, S
would glad y have ch.: aged piaces with
Mazeppa, ho rode throug • desrt
instead of : crowded Street, a • he en-
vied Lady odiva, w o had i. dlulced the
people of C ventry t a close heir win-
dow blinds T e se • sation :he made
as she rush:d throng the v 11a e, aipd
out again po the 'rairie, a not be
described, ut he kni: w perf • ct y well
that no p • ssib a sto y that sh could
devise wou 'd b acc pted i • e plara-
tion of t f ightul impr•priety of
which she 0 ad een • illy.
Than run. ••a city ie came to a step
ten miles o ; t f Is • :. atawh • nk , a d
and close to a rail].' ay stat on M s
Macpherso t promptl took the ttain to
Milwaukee . where h.r paren s resid d,
and then t:legraphe. ` to her .husba d.
Of course s • e ever returns t -o I
katawkun , a .d le Macph rs n w
requested tt+ re ign is pari h On t
ground tha th conct of hi wife w a
to the last egr a sc ndalous. 'lie ha
since given up )icyc lig, but eis un e
a cloud, anhi hops of us fulness i
the church are uine ..—.N. 1 '2!'ribusita
•
•
How Th
I though
many kind
down he
churns and
will now d
butter. tha
.England. fo
Commo
butter in t
here come
by the tiro
two or thr
butter on
M h
which he
them were
Ed -wee b.
hours ; an
told Lizad
to churn.
They ha
churn butt
went out a
-about as 1:
How clean
don't kno
into it a
enough t
then he ti:
of hide.
M s
face. I w.
•
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y hurl i in 11
.th t I had see
of churns befor
{e— rank" churn
• "c .emici l churn
scribe a •• ode of
w 11, I hink,
ks pen t'ieir eyes
ly t ey d• not m
is c untr, , and t
o g t aloeg with.
I h d ben at thi
e da s, I egan to
• y b ead.
d a herd el 25 o
kep for ;beef, a
a n mbe of m
den to se the mi
th nex niorni
', o "Li i," as we
• do;
r b
d b
rge
•
iesn h a t
efore it ap
rough a bag
s a c. limon
it w'as i • Ode, I
; blit he turned
doure• in
fill t . o -thirds.
p w tli a st
ood ith 6. broad
s a read too in
ished to make anyremarks
carried th bag out f doors
• got his ho se. Tak ng his 1:
saddle, he ma e o e' end
to the ere m ag ; the of
usual, bei g at ache o a r
saddle.
This dol e, h ju ed on
and tucke sp rs t him.
went, and at the fi s jerk
went ten feet in the air
with a sqi ancerson un-
cto. e up to
e
heels. At th ext je k it
higher.
He soo
bag danci
n had been hit dow
tor of , • the sometime,
Iowa, and mat's ru
d attractive M
miration of —at me,
of his par- M that this
I,
a
111.
•
I•
cycles. Being young and
Soon became an excelle
every afternoon after 4 o'cl
ajocustomed to mount his b
flack yard,. to ride swiftly d
nage path to tile` . street,
through the village. As hi.
an isolated one, and no en
Ors were near, 'Airs. Mac
t ertook to learn to ride, an
time was able to mount au
case the length of the yard
husband would meet her a
machine while she dismo
eatly enjoyed the sport,
ossibly have been in orde
ora er the temptation to
de o, tside of the yard th
land avoided teaching°'her o dismount
vithout his help. A forted lit ago Mr.
acp_ierson bought one of he now Chi-
ago;epring-motor velocipe les, without
• arming his wife of the n • tura of his
urcliase. This new mach lie is driven
htrong steel
o is to be
up. The
cc, acid the
the saddle
the bicycle
is obviating
spring is
athletic, he ( In the
t rider, and came bac.
ck he was and the b'
•
cycle in the
wn the car-
nd thence
hUtlae. Vas
tits neigh -
in a short
ride with
where her
d hold -the
rated. She
and it may
to remove
venture to
t her hus-
y the expansive force of a
pring. When the machii.
'.ed the spring is woun
ider then leaps into his pl
00 oment his weight presse-
he spring is released and
tarts off at full speed, th
11 danger of falling. Th
arranted to keep the bicycle iu mo-
on for an hour, and by pr ssing a lever
placed immediately in iron of the sad-
dle the machine can be in -tautly stop-
ped, Rests for the feet,
With the treadles of the d
are provided, and the rid9
journey without making tie
tion, until at the end of a
obliged to dismount and
Spring.
The new purchase of t
gentleman was delivered 1.
while he was absent at t
Convention, and his wif
with admiration of its 1 eauty. She
Was entirely ignorant that
respect different from oth
and late in the afternoon s1
ed to try it. • Iter husbaud
hand to help her dismount
the cook, and gave her full
how to catch the machine
Then taking the new bicyc
treme rear end of the pare
Pherson sprang into the
was off at a speed of fifte
hater.
It need hardly be said tf at she was
terribly frightened. Scarcely less
frightened was the cook as she saw her
b
mistress sweeping down neion her at so
terrific a speied. Instead of trying'. to
tap the machine,she screamed wildly
tad ran out Qf its path. The gate was
open, and Mrg, Macpheres n whirled
�
lite the street. She would ave given the
World to stop the runawabicycle, but
nconnected
ving wheel,
r can thus
least exer-
hour he is
dud up the
e reverend
t his home
e Diocesan
was filled
t was in any
✓ machines,
e determiu-
not being at
she called
instructions
1 nd hold it.
e to the ex-
, Mrs. Mac -
saddle' and
u miles an
•
�
went out.; ef sig t, with t
g a ter hi • S metimes
ago gsidlp the orse, a
it s ruck I s e ap o the as
p.
as 4onvrisd wi h laught
sup ose ; f I zest eonf:
pset all e previ us ideas
ng.
ours of 2 r 30 inutfes,
, th hop el okin pretty h
g .ve y d
r gungo
cap].
, dasl e
' Bu
hurnil
a e N
k mu
e settl
utt ; to
'poesta'
'ant seep
0 catt
d amo
lcb . co
k for
gIM.
allpd hi
as
earl.
rawhide
01 bald
m stir
the crea
ew mi
full, : ai
ong str
pin! on 1•
n
•.
ch
I.
asto
iz tic
an ti
sso off it:
of it fa
er end;
ing in t
the hor
Away
that b
and ft
the horst
went • st
ty.
"Es M attics " (b : t er's come), ' s:
he.
Ed. untied the ch 'r , and ure enou,
there was a goad ch nik of '1 ome,y bt
ter in it ; and it prolve to e very •
cent'hutt r, toe.
I asked if that w: s he w they
was chti ned. Th:.y said it was, a d
Ed declar:d it. wa "].,_dale aisidr"thFln
turnin' a • rank."
So I res )ectfi lly s • bmit til: "m etho
to all our ood Peep e up no h. waver
thieg nee ed fc r it s a sole- eather b
clothe' -line and a hone.-- outijPs
Cornpanio
r
s
z
Cliambe
methods
matist sit
contrived
from his l
Ylak ng Amen
s' Journa' recalls
f Makin amen
ing by a 'riend a
to extra et a h
ockee an transfe
own. Prfiseutiy, a man b
tapping h}m on the 44should
Here's
elonged
,at the
nateur's
•i
ed "Beg I pardon ;
Didn't know you
ht!"
•e a
fession ;
slipping i
purse he
This stor
or among
probable
on the principl
d
11 rig
to t
ad e . raced from
may pas, for alt
thie • es h :s no exi
hat eguiz#r . pract
that dog. sh
og. !
fA well educt ted toung Ir
ing the past of cas tier in :
house of *put: ,m
de aped o
with three the sand, pounds
ployer's money Nothing
him for same e ears when t
ceived a packe by Test fro
missing o e, c• tabling an
a bank fo three th usand
five per c:ntuni int rest on
calculate from the;day the
decampe.. This p 'cket als
au accou t of his !career
reaching merica h had
situation n a Ne York
store, and remains in it ti
break of t e civil w -r. His
was au-nthuias is Rep
offered to advance large s
to any of is clerks who vol
the army. The Irishman
to close ith the ()ler ; sa
Frederi .,burg, Se,. en Oak
hard fotegilit fie1:ds ; was wit
under whom he field a
comm.and, in the f mous m.
sea ; wand wound p by in
wealthy young wi ow of
geneial who ell; . t Gott
last exploit enabl'ng hi
amends for the isdeeds
youth.
i Triflers with fe ].nine
u
s. 'I
some o t d
s. . d
a Cheat e
ndkprch !:f
it to i s
hin&
r, whip
our ; pier
to the 'p
same ti •f e
hand t!e
his pock. 1
iotigh ho
tehce, itis
tioners
tali]. not e t
t
sh'
e
of
as
e,
man fi.
,iverp • Ll
fine dty
his ei�t
heard :f
firm
h
lo
or er up,in
ou.ds, ahc1C
t e4 semi ,
se emder h1.d
c titainid
si ce. f
•b twined a
d goo 8
i t he o
<'g•verno'I"
ll'ean, a jd
•f mon y
n re red r
as the fi
sr 'ce
n ot]
hrma
.ubo din
rch to t
airyl lig
t
: - rthe
rebu g; t Ie
o male
bf Ylis •
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ffebt�ons
t
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clerot �.,1-1l#w m!
but ' oolAs
be r ledj
toaeo'n
eng: „ems
of p' o •• i:.
five ho
him 0'•i:
tiff, a eo r• •
fam •1
her :lilt
and ra
"My fri:n•
obje+tion
with# ut
thou:, an
His lea
lady ,an
agai
Ee
ing.
net* al
tions of
aties car full
has
a de - e
may av
Itis yt
of di:ttha
. nail • b 11
sist : ve
dred: o
aro'td
ther: is
man a
well for
prop rly
vice f a
led. "J.
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and
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proa
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thos0 w
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the life
whicah
ec4uaI. to
and ': ra
Lies he
mens of
nese: sar
stor:1d,tl
assu1• es
Re a, ,: ml
sign :turc
pas. age.
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the
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THE ].,HURON EXP
SITOR.
Lk y ung
hal%
ell,
hizi 1e to
-fulfi>< g�6 M USI�AL
for br oh
damag –
s aro lit
the p1
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hayed i d 1„--) OTT BROTH
had to ed
her s ill,
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m: ke no Jago'
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all
the
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diet litt
dreggi
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A IT now
Clot ing, we have
ing 1 stablis cut,
and it. S
tent ith t ehigh
sple did li;ne of Ma
& AN Enseei Oak
Gfr Tit %V
as u der:
• t bbtri y
conips al
10 of these Go
Seatotth. 65
peril
la
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in
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nd the
for all.
inf rt -
of he
o
an by
ra
s th
rti
e ma -
to re-
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er ver
esc pe
se es
an a
er-
la el
op th-
Str et,
2-5
aripus
lre M.
ed by
uld be
so do-
ck nd
o do
ot ng
ow ers
tei re -
he coat
at the
each
oronto,
old. by
✓ for
lithe
t ear
"Sap r anc to
SF 'in Ordered
m sa dug that
erf ,et on o cut
es of ng -
Se ges,
pleasur
their ea 97n a
Daniel 11, ell, t
the eplebn
EXCLk
And, can. con
pricee. The
ted by the bes
Organ manuf
as to tone an
beauty of wor
Th Trade
Orga s of most
comb ations
find
ment
price
prod
ER
in stating to the publi
now manufacturing o
count, in company wit
e original man acturer
19R OR AN
nal" of maetuf cturers
meek ior Organ is admit
jadgcs to be he bee
etured in Cana bot
manehip ipild fin she
nd others in 8 arch of ;
desirable styless, modern
and. popular prices
and di coveries in our e, and
1oW as high-class goods' can be
We use only' the best and thaeoughly
seasoned wood for our cases, 'genuine
ebony and ivo y keys, and best'import-
ed reeds and oards. These materials.
manipulated o ly by skillectlabOr, must
ensure satisfac, ion to ourselves Jand our -ki.1S0
patrons.
Out actions, stops, and combinations
are sUch tie wil commend them to every
discriminating performer.
I
ITHE
ID
SEAFORTH.
co
DRESS IVIOSLINS AN4) LIGHT PRINTS.
We are *wing a Nice Lot ol Dress Muslims and_Light
_Plink Suitable for Summer Wear.
4111)
A Var ant, hich we shall lisle up to,
will e iven with every instrument,
and 'on art f the purchaser we ask
only a r aso able and honest care—
which anything made of wood requires
—not to 'be s bjected to extreraes of
heat or cold suddenly, or ex osed to
dampness wh it can be avoid d.
The Factor is located on th corner
.ront and is nder till person I super -
the rm.
THE NIRSON PI NO.
As fo erly! we continue to keep in
stock the Emerson Piano, also the Do-
mini n and ot-ner Organs.
Pi os and orgwas of any other make
supplied.
Remember ;before you purchase an
Instrament, gtve us a trial, aa we can
give better va. ue for less money than
any o her hou e in the trade.
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FOR
BLACK' BUNTINGS,
WHITE MUSLINS AND EMBROIDERIES,.
WHITE TURKISH TOWELLING,
LACi GLOVES AND SILK GLOVLS,
LrIS4 THREAD GLO ES ANp LACE MITTS.
Good Value in Tweeds and Worsted Coating
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"tHE PAIN
mentte by Physicians, Minis
short,:everybody everywhere who
in the Stoinach, Bowei Complaint,
oe Indigestion, Sudden Colds, Sore
EXTERNALLY, it cures Boils,
and SPrains4 Swellings of the Join
apd Rheumatism, Chapped Hands;
AM-FLALER is put up in 2 oz. an
spectively—large bottles are therefo
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Old. Sore
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50 cents r
PERRY DAVIS & SON
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ers, ilissionaries, Managers of
Nurses in Hospitals -,--in
as ever given it a tria,
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tery, CholeraaDiarrheea, Cramp I-1.
Painter's Colic, Liver iCoraplaint, 1>
Throat,.Coughe, &c.
s, Toothache, l'adn in the Face, 0
a oz. bottles, eetailing at 25 and
e cheapest.
& LAWRENCE,
PROPRIET RS,
THE ONTARIO LOAN AND DE-
BENTURE COMPANY OF
Have removed to thei new offices, cor-
ner of Marketerane an Dundas Street,
(next doorl to the Mo son's Bank), and
are receiVing regular monthly remit-
; tances of English capital for investment
in mortga.ges on,Real Estate.
Straight Zoans at 7 and 7i per cent,
According to the dl ss of security
offered
SAVINGS 13AN.lit BRANCH.
Inteiest allowed an Deposits.
Apply perso ally or by letter to
Watch7 water and Jew4er,
BROA
FOOT & fr30X,
in
FUNERAL ATTENDED QN Tif
SHO TEST NOTICE.
COFFIN
Barley
&c.
buy or
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AND SHROUDS
ALWAYS ON HAND.
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BILL
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Where all Ifind
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SE FOR HIRE.
FOR SALE.
on PLEASURE,
comfort and health,
suloke only the genu-
ine GOLD FLAKE. 1
Peonounced, by all t
wto have teed it, the I
Si Liking Tc,bacco
th world. Aekyour
w ere, write to thef
miler tt;:-d price Fee.
Wreeeoe, ONT.
Quality, $6 per M. PINE
from $8.
CUT TO ORD!R,
, from 10 to 50 Feet at the
LL, IN Mc
ILLOP
abseriber. has also al
YARD IN SEAFORTH
of Lumber can be ob4ined.
PROF. liURICS OR BROOK'S
DISINFECTANT I,ND VERMIN
Aide known that will drive away
Vermin, especially
iets and P eicians of the highest standing to
be the best known aitiele for the following
reasons : I retaMs its strength much longer
than any ot er, and it has no disagreeable odor.
To bp had in tWo pound boxes. Price fifty
cents at
The !only a
JO
Drug $ tore Sole Agent for Seaforth.
HN VOLL1 MS &CO.
0 TO, ONTARIO
iseo nted. !Drafts issued. Money Lent
on eal Etitate at Lowest Rates.,
This Great Household Medicine ranks
amo gst the leantng necessaries of life,
Thc e tam ous pills purify the BLOOD, and act
most owerf ully, yet soothingly on the
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys,
and :MAN -PLS. eilirg nre. erry,nnd vigor to
hese great MLIN SPleINGS OF LIFE. They
are c nfidtntly recommended as a never failing
whatever cause, has hem-eche:paired or weaken -
e d. 1 hey are wonderfelly cfficacioas in all el-
m elate inculents) ft males of all eges : and 118
a GENERAL FAMILY MEDICINE are linear -
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
Its Searching and Oealing Properties are
known throughotit the World. -
For the cure of BAD ItGS, bad breasts,
Old Wounds, Sore and Ulcers,
it infellibIeremedy. If effectually rubbed
on the neck and chest, las salt into meat, it Cures
S OR THROAT, Bron ileitis, Coughs, Colds, and
even ASTHMA. Fier Glandular Swellings,
Abseels sea, Piles, Fistulas.
Gout, Rkeumatis3n,
And e ery kind of SKIN DISEASE, ib has never
been sown to fail.
Mc Pills and Ointment are Manufactured only
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OUTTER, BUTTER,.
!THE 3111 -HEST PIOCE IN CASH
: ! PAID FOR ANY i AMOUNT OF
i ii. Tubs, Rolls or PailS, at HICKSON
1WIDWARE. HARDWARE
SIGN OF THE CIROULAII SA
at 53:-, OXFORD STREET, LONDON, and are
sold y all Vendors of Medleiees throughout the
Civill. ed World ; with eirections for use be af-
most very language.
Th Trade marks of thee+ Medicines are regis- M
Brats Possessions, .4W o nay keep the Ameri-
can C unterfeitelor sa vi I be prosecuted.
Pots led Boxes. If th4 addrees is not 533, Ox-
ford .'treet, London, they Sre spurious. ,
TRA E MARK.
Befo Taking
1C3 TRADE MARK.
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After Taking.
1 iling cure for Se4einal Weakness, Sperms-
1,orrh -a, Impotency, and all diseases that follow
OS a equatee Or self-atinse as lose of memory,
nnive sal lassitude, paln in the backetimness of
vied° , premature old age, and many ether dis-
eases hat lead to insa4ty dr consumptiOn and a
pram hire grave. Full part, iculars in our pam-
phlet which we desire to lsend free by mail to
$5. r will be sent free by ail on receipt of the
every one. The Specific Ild icine is sold by all
drag lets at $1 per pacikag , or six packages for
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Co., o. 10, Mechanical B1 et, Detroit, Mich. 647
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OF HAYING AN HARVE "`IN �T'
he Quie , Moat Comfort le ond Best Con-
flated Ho in the Provin Irhe Booms sae
oramodion and the Table and Bar liberally
npplied. ood stabling in tion. 699-92
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