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A•FORTII
E EMPORIUM,
K. MAIN STREET,
VHETNEY
maplete P4eaortreent at
PAILS, &e.
teueiu, made ut• on LI%
aft stock, and wifl, he
30:R.
R ATO R 8 a
idler of the Celebrated
;efrigera,torst. For Price
Qom cannot be excelled.
withOut one.
VIEASURES.•
•.tranerial Measurea am
g to the Aet. WIR btv
ti desired.
OTT/GI-TING
.,-otice, either with Tin
,t aware always ort hand.
Cl/ Coal Oil
Whcdesale a.nd Retail.
!E.r Laaripa, Globes, &c.
Vinds o/ Jobbing
vied to and &gig -
teed.
uridtasing elsewhere,
I_ J.WELITNEY.
F THANK
ALMPBELL,
seven years in Walton,
grateful thanks to the
Public generally for the
bin durbb.Y, that time,
te L1.14 now on hi el a
ads of
ND GROCERIES,
r to mete out to. them
Aociable a price aa any
of PORK (Side, &a.)
deseript Masa, Oil,
general assort-
ipecialty, from the well -
Co.,
London.
for a country store can
!I the lire -s.
Produce taken, cash or
JAMES CAMPBELL.
TOBA. 11380
WAY'S
Train for Manito ea
ieert from
rESDAY in each
previous to all the above
I be given of all future
eat, and the greatest pains
nente, most complete and
se parties are released
Og baggage, freight, live
r Baggage Free.
ough with each party.
50X, G. W. R, Agent,
Centralia,
I FOR
D CHEESE.
Store in Stark's Bioek,
-P. Megarey's Bakery, I
tines ready tapacchaso
D CHEESE®
ie.: in C. sh will be paid
Art
B_14.: TS 0.Y,
Seaforth.
LI' OFEi
SEAFORTH.
,.!•, noir -Out nty
P'tiraitare rtgard-
-
wdl pay them to ascer-
• nelta,-;ing elsewhere. I
thoee paying math, e-
d couplea.
pze.e.ite M. R. Counter's
, Main Street, Seafarth,
attics' S. PORTER.
1MONEY
TO LOAN
:PROPERTY,
nt. Interest, Py -
to pay principal at any
*ged only on the unpaid
cDOUGATIL,
Merclaant: S&O*I"
Au-GusT 13, 18So.
A Conple Who Claim that
hey Can Beat the World on
e $boot. Not Even
Ex-
epting Dr. Carver •
mong the Union Pacific passen-
who passed eastwards a few days age
Drejohn Ruth and wife,of Oakland,
ornia, who_ have acquired consid-
a notoriety on the Paoific Coast on
tint of their dexterity with the
and the.pistol. They claim to be
champion shots of the world. Dr,
lo was a practiciug physician twelve
ago, but fr the last ten years he
0 • u engag d ia merchandizing ia
Oah and, and f r the last three years
,11$ spent nearly all his . time in
pra tieing rifle shooting. He has now
ac e fired such remarkable skill that he
pro oses to launch out and. astonish
the world, after the style of Carver,
g st whose record he shot last Au-
gust at the Golden. Gate district fair
asso iation at Oakland. Carver's best
d was &t:35 glass balls out of 1,000,
r. Ruth beat it by breaking. 990
f 1,000, and therefore he claims
itle of champion, and challenges
Ina, Dr. Carver included, to contest
the claim in n, match or series of match-
es w'th him, fpr any alieOlint from $5,-
• being Dr.
eut of the
-ented him
dge, which
pel of his
cwe
era
Ii
se
the
Ru
ye
has
recto
ami
out
the
any
IP
-000 o 1.5,000,, his backe
pard e, of Oakitand, presi
fair association, who pre
with a magnificent gold b
heproudly wears on the Ia
°It. Ruth, besides makin marvelous
strai ht shots,.accomplishe all. of Car-
ver's fancy shots, and more too. Mrs.
But is also wonderfully e pert with
the r e, but her forte is in istol shoot-
ing, and her husband bol Ily asserts
that he can beast any li ing person
Shootg with a pistol ,a d le will not
belie e that any man, exc:pting per-
haps himself and Dre C , can beat
her .th a rifle. They ad with them
excel ent letters of intro. uc IOU and re-
cce. endations from • um roils well
know Californians, and are going first
to Ch'eago and then to 1 es York, in-
tendi g to give exhibitio s o their own
accou t or join some tra -ell ng troupe.
They spent a few days i Dee venwhere
they ave several ihooti g- xhibitions,
fully sustaining their chu •• s of being
the b st shots in the world. They had
inten ed to stop in Omaha a day .or
two, at upon reaching the city they
chansed their minds, and le b for Chi-
cago cn the evening trai . They had
heard of John W. Petty, nd the doctor
said &e would have liked to . hoot him a
mate and to entertai t e Omaha
sports aa en generally, bu bt siness en-
gagem nts prevented him fro es doing it.
Dr. arver, who is no i Paris, is
aware of Dr. Ruth's rece t a scomplish-
meats and knows him ers Daily. It
is pos ble that sooner or late the two
men ad ay meet each other in a match
for a b g stake.
Jockeying
"It i my opinion.," said M . Bishop,
the w 11 known Bull's Heed lealer,who
• has ben for forty years in the busi-
ness, that there are no hors s itt this
countr to be compared with. -hose that
come f •oni Maine. I don't mean, Mind
you, ti at nothing good comes from any-
where Ise, for that isn't so ; but the
easter' horse wars better than any I
have e -er seen. Beiug block built, he
has so iething.tc run on, hile the
long -le rged, tlain-jboctied, narr w -headed
animal that conea from elsewhere
starts off well, uia makes a dash—
that's he end W hiro. T e Melee
horse olds his own, and ke ps getting
better 4 nd better all the tie, e, and is
good te the last. I'd rather have jest
the tail of a Mail. e horse tha a whole
horse ;era anvw ere else.
"Triok ? -e isn't an r end. of
them. Ti you w: nt to buy a horse,
don't b lieve you own brother. Take
310 mans word fo it. Your e e is your
market Don't b y a horse iii harness.
Unbitci him, an take ever hing off
but the halter, a d lead hie around.
Jibe hes a corn, is stiff, or has any
other failing, you can see it. Let him
go by himself a li tie ways, n.d. if he
staves might into anything, you may
know el at he's stme blind. To matter
how cle- r and b ight his ey s are, he
cant se any 11301e than a b: t. Back
him up too; So la 0 horses s low their
weakrie•s or tricks that way a hen. they
don't in any oth: .
"But be as s tart as you can, and
you'll g( t caught sornetiraesa. Even an
expert letss stuck.- A horse fie ay look
ever so ice, and to a Mite minute,
and yet have fits for instanc . Then
isn't, a 1 ve man 6 u1.1 tell it ,il same -
thine happens. Or he ria have a
weak b: ck. Giv him the wh'p and off
he goes or a mil or two ; th n, all of a
sudden, he sits richt down in he road.
Mter a est he go s up and st its again,
but he 'oon sits down for ood, and
eothing, but a de ick could r ise him.
There a e sharpe .itt New rOrk who'
make a tisiness If sdiling su h horses.
After t e sale th -y have the.]: agents
slyly follow the b iyer, and "hen the
final brlakdown onaes, they step up,
and aft expressi g their sym • athy for
him, bu the hors back age n for a
mere so g, only t( sell him a sin at a,
fancy fi are to th net green orn who
may cm e along. Even a he rso with
the Ilea es may b •
ean't tell him.
Vain fo awhile,
doctored u
hey feed hi
nd then w
shosseefi , drive hi so smartly
ean't sI6 thore'set ything wro
"Do y know what a du
You dor 't? Well, I'll tell you
horse tet don't
1, • •
•-rant a gone wror
overfee ing have
and tha has affec
tflOat a ways, a.
ark his ead. arou
°none ne. You
Gras us to try.
11CAV h 's dtuaapec
sra, ashe you up
Tie hire in the st
41dhe b eaks 'ever
tretch ar
the sta
climb e
ntay
So. Ili
ata
e
so you
• on wet
en they
that you
g•
my is?
He's a
-now anything. His
tall and
igestion,
. Drive
on he'll
straight •
g. A dark
wined his c
ed his brad
d pretty s
d and pull
can't hold hm. It's
The first t ing you
you in a ditch, or
gainst a lee p post.
ble, and he'l back up
halter yo put on
pe across th end of
nd he'll
11
IS
so he can't back out,
the wall.
you dor believe it,
ve seen. 010 go clear u
I saw on go out of
but it's
stairs,
second
4tory Vtalow, an another walk off a
oedr o the rive . Watch hi n when
tta eati° and ycull often se him go
'tsieeP with th feed in his month.
ea a° ,
e8 t know; he's just a fool. I
.7,,t1ght ne of the e idiots whe I was
uegis er in the business. e broke
,t0erYth ug in the stable, and vent up
-Wal like a la atic. After ard one
b ys that roomed him ior the
eel • the
e ought hi of admitted that
jlal• vas 'just 1-e-e-tle bi dumb.'
te 1 one nos the minut I see
e steps tit commonly aigh. In
•
SO
most cases, whe
that, be sure he'
"What do we
stuck on ? Send
where buyers ta]
reputable deale
one any other
do it. •
"I could talk
things, only you
guess, and I'll st
buy a horse,- yo
know how to do
"The laver ha
eyes'e the seller
Weekly.
'
Mrs.. Thu
Br
A lady corresp
ington Sunday lel
ing description of
Manhattan Beach
-
I intended t�
all that was new.
my attention «ev:a
general subject to
ing object—nothi
Thumb itt the su
band
are • in one o
Brighton side sho
she slipped . over -
ous bathi
I3each to disppa
rt
I first saw hei as
bridge leadingifro
and took her tb b:
womauisli shape
a closer inspection,
ed her face 1 recog
Mrs. Thumb is
age, and is a'perfe
ture. Her face,
shoivs .her age,
motherly exp - es
alization in a , /11
forty.
sec a
ith horse
ne to the
4 the r
e •13eii
ay. lIt.does
day abo
PalOr. is fu
• But don'
ng heart, ti
.77
need of an
0)113'1 orae.---;
* •
. ;
Among
ke4s.
dent of t
ald igives th
Mrs.! Tom T'
ke a speciai.
bathing dre
soon.drawn
small but
. else but
She and
the numero
s, b
the
lion
rself
she
the
a. lit
t this a
leeit mi
at Ma
ih th
mi.do
dressin
tle girl,
drew my
and when s
ized Jher.
W a out 411
6 ma roti in°
hougJu till
nd uas a
n. She is
wa
0t'Se do
we get
t.ctions,
Iss No
a 1 bad
p y to
ese
w, I
ver
you
81
drn
1!i at
nt
ea
ears
thin
prat
qua
a
of
but
the
st-
om
118 -
est
On.
e-
er.
he
s,
er
to
•
11
of fair, ,at a
1
,
She wore a quit 0 b1ie gray f1ann
which was quite ijt nty tnd _enquetti
before it got wet. t was not toe cl
about the throat t hi e her :rou
white neck, not top loose over h r b
to reveal its pleimpin es. A belt lroug
the garment to a por ionately ro'bu
waist. Her arjms ere bare to tl et to
of her shouldexfs, itt each of 'whi h w
a pretty little thrki ele..Therel. , as
'shapely taper owa to h. wrists. a
legs were bare 1 to Jt e c Ives, nd h
small feet were al o unc vded.
evident that this s heir firsti
ance in that suit, fo hez exp
was as white as bah :'s, bean
tan. Her face wais ro cted b
brimmed hat, but e sunlight felil.upo
her arms and leg a way to threate
speedy blistering. he had a cc Mica
dignified air, a•nd B epped into tLt0 su f
with the aieeof a k ee-high queen. Sh
waded boldly nu& he met the fir
wave, which. sone her, floppel he
,
down, rolled her o er and ov a an
finally threw her ap n the sand..
All style .had Be
•
1,
se
d.
st
t
t
8
a
r
r
tplw
ea
Ski
erl
k7.
wi
1
41
•
drenched out Of le
bare limbs wer ass
take her altogether,
after the ordeal th'
bigger women.
Artistic
n iestantaita
• clothes, b
apey as eve
he looked.
did mpst
dfvertising.
usl
th
and
ette
Ida
In a Western ci y there livec tw
young fellows wh painted sign for.
livelihood. On al certain occasi re on
of the painters had.1301110 011000 usi-
ness to attend to, ajnd 14 the stuiio in
charge of his partite* and a boy who
was employed to g Mid paints. ring
his absence, the par ner to gra i y a
whira, painted the b y so as to a: pre-
sent a large gash u on his fore ead
and a cut over the y . , He bespaiti ered
iril
the floor with rec ;pa t, clotte the
boy's hair, and ma e hi lie dc n in
the corner; after hick he pahli ed a
great gash on his cwn cheek, bare his
bosom, disordered his dress, dip d a
long -bladed knife ih the red, ptin • pot,
and patiently waitc1 the coming i his
partner. -Directly afte ard he -ard
him at the door, a d tberi the pefi rm-
ance commenced. he Ipartner o ked
in at the door, and s w the boy .ros-
trate on the floor, r a ng and b ing
"murder !" chairs, tabies benches, lugs
and paint pots being st 'ewed rou. L the
room in. dire confueion, while th fd ur-
derous-looking paqtaer, ith red Inffe
in his uplifted Iand, , W s running a out
the room uttering wild and-ine , a: ant
expressions. It as owident 1 tb the
artist at the door that i4s partn r II ad
killed. the boy. Swift a lightia a he
fled to obtain assistant ,i.and an 1 ber
of friends were sp edil master nd
repaired to the scene o the su 1 osed
terrible tragedy. he owd aurin nt-
ed as it neared the sho, and in waled
the whole posse; bill i the me8Inime
everything had been s t tp right the
boy WAS without a ma of any IA
. the room in perfect 'or er, no mtr of
blood were perceptible, and the airtist
who had. been left at h me was extged
in painting a sign. On ihearing 'hat
he was charged with, t latter ' e ar-
ed his utter ignorance !of the fwthole
matter, but took the op ertunity f dis-
tributing business cae-ds amongst he
crowd, and the result as a great in-
flux of fine art order.
Pointed S
A great beau of the t
Rufus, called Robert t
shoes with long points
and twisted in a spe
fashion -took the fancy
that day immensely, a
creased yearly until th
ard 11., when they ha
the knees of the wearer
not be encumbered.
This tying was in the c
man by chains of silv
In Chaucer s time th
these shoes was cut to
wiudow. The rank o
those days was known
his poulaines. "The meta" says P
a point b:
i,ch and'
re them, le
p es .
Me of it
e hornedl,
tuffed. wit
lel form., •
f the peojpi
letihaeia of
poi, t
;to°. be t
that h j1
while '�1
se of a ge
n ore site' e -
i
upper , ar
Mitate a dh
"the weave
•Y the log
din, "wore thein with
half a foot long ; the
e min en t personages w
and princes two feet lo
1
t
re
W,
Is
of
on
'h -
ht
g•
le-
il
reh
of
of
ra-
fore,
ore
ot:
g." By, au act
of the reign of Edward IV., the itb.utd
length to which the poi ts attain, d was
limited ; and. no one Hilder the r lof
alord was to wear sho s more th ten
inches,long, ant all es • bblers 'Ma Mg
thetn were to be fined and ; cursed ley
the clergy.
f
Family Nvr
There is no sight na
ful and interesting th
ily assembled to wo
rent, surrounded by
dependents on such
to stand in the aug
character of a prie t
house, and the very
consecrated to such
for the time, to be a
i•
11
n
n
rship.
re truly 1e
that of
od., :A
is childF4n
occasion, se
t and a i
ever
-gene wh.cL
Service se
•eraPle pur
a
u4i-
am-
aPtltd-
r4E5
ble
•
ms,
fied
•
t
em 11
the ace
od.
rldI3
ptable
11
THE H
sins and 'dedicated
wors ip of the living
nvield
Whit is more lanas
bright ole r oonplti
beauti a o . perf t
enjoy hes advai4taes
trio itte 0, In4p
diseas s oil the t
neys, d. ; rinar
cured. F sr nerveu
dant aIlmei tis, th y
remed. ,al d posi 'v ly
others ail.• Try th
.and b convinced t
!merits. F r sale b
d311 at 0 cats a ho Pe
es
Alit
as t
merle
ting
line,
al in
the f
1 oth
ere
em is
ickso
ttle.
auty.
me that( a nice,
n, showing the
alth ? All can
by using Elec-
blooa, and all
ch, Liter Kid -
ns arel speedily
and all atten-
a never failing
cure where all
lectric; Bitters HAS
eir wonderful
kson & .Bleas-
662-26a
1\T
hicago
e orld now
e great wes
bing faiticis,
but n
is fectrie
inslc value t
on4, and are
✓ remedies
eve ;thing
to 61;: conven
, Bleasdel
662-26a
ead.
lool s up to Chica-
re metropolis of
he d of 411 e0l31-" Wber
re he lege so, .in
itt rs. Fr m. their
4)
ey have dvanced
no far ahead of -
p • :itively curing
Ise fails. To try
ed For i sale by
a 50 cents per iill
MES
J
R9N EXPOSIT
OR.
9
•
0-0CDID S.
OHNLOGAN
SEA
JUST BET
RS. BR
hehns pule
Sto
GROCER ES
B
E
ave plieasiu 0 in
at th y a e now
t eir o n aceoun
1 niel- he
e eel e
:
r21-1
His
AL
, • ;•
PORIUM
HERS
to the public
ufacturing on
ompasniy with
1 naanuacturen,
d
ers
ces.
by
gan
to 't
iity
he
ans
bin
d us
nts
ces
duce
43p equit.
hei •nefi of
T ott
st judgzeL
f eturee
dui: hi
Mane
rad; nd o
f not deep
ion nd p
eeg pede
d overi
highltc
e u or 1 the e
sone web for
nyad.i r ka, s
reed ttn4 b.ard
nipu te ly b
tire tis ion o
rms.
Ur a Ho4
suc as 1117
rimi &tit
Wa.
1 be
on
y a
ich. a
ot to
t or
pne
he
Espl
to,
sion o
firm
HE
•
As for
stipple th
'then
i110
si.jplied
Reme
I Strum
bet
a oth
1
rant
ve
part
easb
ytuli
be
cold
s wh
etdr
node
d is
11
G E N
ddre
f r h;
UT
lc
ARE
For t
IS
RGAN,
ve their cus-
anufacturers'
rgan i$ admit -
t be the best /se,
Canada, both Ur
y, as well as
ipa i d finish.
To nee
tain pri
wa ever
ORTH
NE3) LRdM THE
'.M.JE OF
• I
WN, RUTH &1 CO.„
• _
ased very cheap, aS fine a
ck of Fre,h
ND
show
WASSWARE
in Seiorth.
ustomers, an4 the Public gen-
would jInd it to their p-ojit
and Examin
es. -
JOHN
a those Goods andj ascer-
LO AN, Seaforth.
WA
he• in search of
tyls, modern
1:r priees will
svi 1 all improve-
s z our line, and
ae goods can. be
isd thoroughly
ases,1 eutrine
best "import
ese m terials,
d labcitr,naust
elves and our
combinations
ersd hem to every
er
hic
ith
th
ble
ma
bjec
dd
it c
is 1,o
ruder
aniel
ve all live up to,
e instguraent,
Per haser we ask
a 'onest care—
e f 'ood requires
to extremes of
• r expOsed to
be voided.
ed n the. corner •
rn Streets, To-
e prsonal super -
ell a napnaber of
a
b fore
ve us
ne fo
e in t
NI PIANO.
• t. keep M
also the Do -
other make
you p4chase an
tr al, s we can
iessi m ney than
tra e.
5, " OTT
Dk BEL
ANTED.
•
OTH RS, Sea-,
deion, Toronto.
e nem
e Fin
er
G. M
LOC, Firs
B TeL4
All gt1,ro
N 1VIX
U
e Th
Selo
EF1B
•
RY WAT
\i R. !KEYLESS,
FOR ALE BY
•,
M R. COUNTER,
Ti atchi saitler and Jeweler,
HA
House
0
Furnish. nys Esablietlent,
MAIN STRET, SEAFORTH.1
F (119746s, w
and
HARE
Scythe
For
Hoes
TTER 1SE
ALL & Co.
NG
HE
ten in Town, dro
see ny Stock -of
,.Snaths,
s, in
Cra
les
in
MPLEMENIIS,"
Hay _Forks, Barley
sor Steel 2124.nip
Hay Rakes, tftl.
Call a d sce
sell cheap.
JO
CASH
I Bo. ter in Tub.
e Svens Store,
OTT kLL & Co:
LD PRICES.
e Iv iether you buy or not, as
KIDD Seafortb,.
BANKI
F R SALE.
; $6 per M. PINE
rom '
1
T T ORDER,
10;i 50 F4, at the
Office in the
IT M E.ILLOP
son's, Rote
11
SEAVOR
The Stibseriberl as al o a • th q 13ank
MBR YARD 1N�AFORTH
re all kind E of Lumbeal pan b obtained. •
NOTES'
--HO AS DOWNEY •
MAR
01t
(Erf-
EXP0i
WAGE
CIRRT1
der Ole new A.
OFFi
, FL
6
id
8
A
Englis
USES
T g 8
, issue atthe
ARNIM.
ANTED MEDIA
Men? lioinn, Boys
hedroytororhe aere
ik
JOHN
•
LY?
I Or
Libe
yFiaAbeXa
r of
toullwill
wag'S
Se forth.
HOUSE.
K E R,
PAINTING. PINtING.
AND SIGN PA
pAnTING.
TING,
GRAVES iL ptepared to do sQ kinds 'of House and Sign l'aintitag, 13.9,;p1er /4. aelg-
hag and Whitewahhing. Satisfa Aim Guaranteed or no 4ha,rge made. OA era
left at Wilson tds "tonne, LUmCY13 & ilson's, or Win. Robertson 86 Co.'t,,•-cn.
tejceive pronapt atention.
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Raving purchased the stock of, the Goderfeh Founde (tte Manufacturing Com
pany, corsisting Of one 40 -horse Eiagine, one 10 -hose d time ve-horse doe. new
and second-hand 3ollers, a lot of Flour Mill Mach' ey, $-.tw Mill Machimry,
Plows, Gilug Plosive, Land Rolle, Straw Cutters. Hotse-Pbwers, brass fittiags
for Engines, Gas *ipe and Gas Pe Fittings, Cooking Skves, arid a large as-
sortment of castiks in general us. The above etc)* Will be sold cheap, to
mike room for the manufacture of other articls. Orders taken for Engines,
Boilers, and. all kliede of mill work. Repairs attended to oil the shortest notice.
D. RUNCIIVIAN itt;
4ODERICH.
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recommended by Physicians, 4finisters, .31 ssion ri,es, Managers of
Facto' ix. llrO7kShO2S Plantations, _Nurse n lospitals—in
sho2-, evirrybody everywhere who has eve given. iLa trial.
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TAKEN INTRNALLY, it cures Dysentery, CHera iarrheea, Cramp
nd Paha in the Stomach. Bowel complaint, Painter s 'Colic telver Complaint,
Dyspepsia or Indigstion, Sudden Colds, Sore Throat Cough3,,
TJSED EXTRNALLY, it mires Boils, Felons, Cut.Prines, Burns, Scalds;
ld'Sores and Spriins, Swellings a the Joints, Toot aChe, Patin in the Face,
euralgia and Rbematism, Chapped Halide; Frost-h4tea Feet, &c.
The PAIN - KILLER is put -4 in 2 oz and 5 oz. hot
0 cents respectivelat—large bottles are therefore cheapest
PERRY .DAVIS 8f. SON ac., LIAWItNCE,
PROPRIETORS,
310j72REAL AND P10.11D.E.Y4'.E, R,
les, retailing at 25 and
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TRADE MRK.
afore Takingca After Takig..
HE GEEAT ENGL SH REMEDY, Au
Wtakness, Sperina-
all diseases that follow
se, as loss of meeors,
in the back, .ininess of
e, and many other die -
y or consumption end a
remature grave. Full particulars in our pam
Met, which we desire to send free by mail to
very ane. The Specifi Medicine is sold bv all
age, or sir package6 for
y nisi' on receipt a the
GRAN MEDICINE
lock, Detroit, Mieh. 647
ROADFOOT & BOX,
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failing cure for Se
anima, Impotency, an
a a sequence of self- ab
niversal lassitude, peA
ision ,, premature old a
e sea that lead to insani
=gods at $1 per pac
6, r will be sent free
oney by addressing T
o, Net. 10, Mechanics'
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NDERTAKERS, &C.
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U...VERALS ATTkNDED UN iHE
SHORTEST NOTICE.
OFiFINS AND SHROUDS
ALWAYS ON HAND.
This Great lieu
amongst the lea
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These faroeus
moat powil yeti
Liver.*St
and BOWEI. iVI
hese great MAIN
are confidently reec
remedy in ell epees
whatever eauee, pea
ed. They are w
In ent s ineidet ta to
a GENERA F MI
passed.
ekoldi Nedicine ranks
Ling necessaries Of life.
pur4 the BLOOD and act
soot/141y on the
mach tdney,
g f 4inergy, and vigor to
PRINO :OF LIFE. They
mended 0.13 a never failing
here tbe constitution from
bee( nit irnpaired or weaken -
fully Thejou8 in all an-
imates fall ages : and aa
ME IOINE are =Hut -
Its Searching
known t
HEARSE FOR HIRE. es
. or the cure rt
nd Healing Properties are
a ghout the World.
AD LI1 S, bad breasts,
Sore u 4nd 'Ulcers,
YSTERS. OYSTERS.
M. J. Rio -G$, SEAFORT11.
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LEAVING yenr ender every second day at
M. J. Rigg' you con Reeme Oysters as fresh
as in mid -winter, and drect from the fisheries
Leave yout order and schwa your Oysters.
Old WOW' de,
it is an infallible ren -
on the re ek and el*
SORE P.R03 ,Pi
even AIIIMA.
Absceres,
Fis
Gent, heum
edy. If effectially rubbed
t. as sal into meat, it Cures
hitis, Coughs, Cobl, and
o GU dolor Swellings,
Ana every Of N DIS
ICE CREAM AND SODA WATER, - been kumn tfai17
Tobaccos, Pires and Cigars,
at 583, OXFOLD
The Pills and
Irruits, bonfectionery, (fc., CtiliigdaVtr.
ConstantlY on Hand. most eye* lanirmi
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Will receivenext walk a fresh supply of pure
h ney.
Remember the place, Curry Brothers' old stand
pposite John Kidd's Hardware Store. 657
UGGIESI BUGGIES.
Parties desiring to purchase Neat and
Substantial
Thuggirs, 4Llarriaie or Deocrats,
Can find them at WM. GRASSTE'S
near the market.
He has also a nirer of splendid
ONTARIO.
mises under David -
formerly occupied by
omm erce.
ND BILLS DISCOUNTED.
an. oreign Exchange
ur hazed.
FARM RS' A E NOTES BOUGHT.
Drafts I sued,
of the B
n t e;
able at all Branches
of Commerce,
est ed Deposite.
ortgages, at frora Seven to
N e Per Cnt.
M011ey to oan
LUMBERe AGONS
Which Ho Will Sell Cheap.
Repairing and Horse Shoeing Proto pt -
13 Atte/oat to. Remember the old
Idler at the new stand.
WM. GRASSTF.
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PROF. BURK'S OR BROOK'S
DISINFECTANT AND VERMIN
gXTERINATOR;
Theonly article knoWn that will drive away
Vermin, t specially
R A 1`. S
I is nor -poisonou,and as acknowledgedby chem -
is s and Phyeicians of he highest standing to
b the beet known afticle for the following
✓ Sons: It retains itstrength much longer
t an any other, and it lies no disagreeable odor.
T be had in two petund boxes. Price fifty
ts at
I. S. ROBERTS'
Drug Store; Sole Agent for Seaforth.
J 13. SH OBEY, Box 9$4, Montreal. 638-52
The Trude mar
Erred in Ot tawa.
Britibh Poeseseio
can Celltole:is
f. Pnrche Se)
Pots and Bxe.
fOrd Street, Lon
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Bills Disco
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658-52
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nited. Drafts Iskired. Money Lent
eel' Estate at LoWest Rates.
JOHN WtLLAM8 & o.
HE CIRO R SA -
Meta,
ASE, it hat] never 0
IP,
int ent are Manufactured only
taTlEET, 4ND0N, and are
c f es throughout the
wit airecti for use in al-
iP 0 thcqe D edieines are repis-
Iie ee, anr ne throughout the
who ma • keep the Anteri-
cr a1e, wl1 be prosecuted.
91.1 uld 10(34 to the Label on
E Le addreSs is not 588, Ox-
cn, tbey are aPari:012B.
nit
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Fop PLEASURE:1
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woo. lave tried r;
fines pure:.:t
Smo eni; Ifi
tlitijui4d...Sk your
deal r for ,t. And if
you armoi f.CL it else-
whe e, write to
utak rgned ;ex cir
ctilanxt agieldnupinneccv,.1.17,:-...
out o
and.
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griattirc.
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3ALIVH CINV ONIAVH
SEED HEAT.
THE 13“IABLE.
az a quart ity of the above
This is4 new vaiety, and
B. 0zi1p one grown in
.50 per 1nshL
W. PA NX,,htill Road„
T ftE Under40.0 ha
Wheat for
tends 1114 wish r w
thia sectio. Pri
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Wholesale an
SHOE F
None but t
moderate. A
er otherwise
SEAFORTH,
tailDeeer
INGE! of Ere
Very Beat S
ia1 Solicite&
itimptly filled.
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Decription.
Kept. Teiu
torderc hy ma
L. BRETT