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urnishings Establish
STREET, SEAFORD!.
when in Town, drop
zd see my Stock of
ST IMPLEMENTS,
?laths Hay Forks. Bar
isor Steel Turnip
radles, -Hay Rakes-, &c.
A r OLD PRICE%
e wbotber yam buy or uot, aft'
?IiiV KIDD, geafortb,
1.iiiR,S7
ING HOUSE
BANKER,-
1RTIL - ONTARIO.
'Fie premises under David -
del, formerly occupied by
of Commerce.
D BILLS DISCOUNTED.
lad Foreign Exchange
Purchased.
SALE NOTES BOUGHT.
d, payable at all Branches
Bank of Commerce.
!Allowed on Depoette.
on Mortgagee, at from Seven to
Nine Per Cent:
)FOOT & BON
EAFORTH,
TAKERS, &O.
S ATTENDED UN THg
RTEST NOTICE.
S AND SHROUDS
gtVAYS ON HAND.
SE FOR HIRE.
BU GG I ES.
'mg to purchase Neat and
Substantial
arrlages or Democrats,
let at WiL GRASSIE'S
et.
a number of splendid.
DER WAGONS
Will Sell Oheap.
nd Horse Shoeing Prompt -
to. Remember the &a
new stand..
-WM. GRASSIE.
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TER SEAFORTII.
;tied to C1ear Oct my
qt. Furniture regard
t.
NT, it will pay them to awn;
&lure purchasing elsewhere. I
nut to those paying cash, es -
arid eauplesz
ctly opposite M. R. Counter's
Stole, Main Street, Seaforth,
JOHN S. PORTER-
- --
BUTTER I
OUGALL& Co.
0.)W PAYING THE
PRICE IN Cik:F1
t Quality of Butter in TubS.
.e Three Sevens Store,
Seo,tOrth.
DOTTGALL Lt. Co.
GE LICENSES
IV I El e A T 10- •
new ssued at the
OFFICE, SEAFORTL
SEPTEMBER 3, .1880,
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• Grey.
Senor, OPENING.—The public school
•sadism N. 2 I °opened on the 18th
inst., and had for three days, Wed-
nesday, Thursday and Friday, an aver-
age attendance of 65. •
CON= MEETING.—At the last Meet-
ing of Grey Township Council, the
Clerk, Mr. A. Hunter, handed in his
resignation ot the office of Township
Clerk, on account of his official duties
as Clerk of the Division Court being so
presaing that he is unable to devote
sufficient time to municipal duties.
Communication from Wm. Lochead,
Deputy Reeve of Elma, re contract on
teem line opposite let concession,
Communication from the Township
Clerk of Howick, re by-law for drains
affecting Grey. A. number of accounts
were passed and ordered to be paid.
. The Clerk was instructed to write to
William Young that he is charged with
baying obtained money from this Coun-
cil by false pretences, and to ask for an
explanation, or failing which, action
will be taken against him. Moved by
eabn Hielop, seconded by Edward
Bryan, that James Mitchell be appoint-
ed inspector of stone -work at the new
bridge, concession 12—Carried. Moved
by W. Oliver, seconded by John His-
lop, that the Reeve and Mr. Bryan ex-
amine the drain contract of Tuck &
Robertson, with power to have the en-
gineer also, if they consider it neces-
eary—Carried. Moved. by W. Oliver,
seconded. by John Hislop, that provided
Tack & Robertson's contract be found
satisfactory, the Reeve be empowered
to issue a debenture for balance of pay -
n& in full of said. contract—Carried.
Thomas Newsome was granted the sum
cif twenty dollars on account of con-
tract not yet completed.; also Charles
McDougall, on account of contract,
520. Moved by John Hislop, seconded
by W. Oliver, that Wm. Spence be
Township Clerk at the same salary as
held by the late Clerk, including all
except births, deaths and 'marriages --
Carried. Moved by Walter Oliver,
seconded by Edward Bryan, that Mr.
A. Hunter be paid the sum of $89 in
fall of salary and extras ou voters'
lists and registration of births, deaths
and marriages—Carried. Moved by
W. Oliver. seconded by Edward Bryan,
that this Council now adjourn to meet
at Tuck's Hotel, Cranbrook, on the
last Friday in ,September—Carried.
Swindled. Emigrants.
New York, Aug. 15. Sixty-seven
Russian emigrants arrived here on Fri-
day from Brazil, beineball that remain-
ed of 330 souls who left Russia early in
1877 to find homes in Brazil. • They
are mostly natives of the colony of
Graf, Samarisch, Russia, where they
were engaged, in farming. They were
induced to emigrate by agents who pic-
tured Brazil to them as . a paradise,
where, with,little labor, they might ac-
cumulate wealth. A. free choice of the
best land was promised them, and it
was also declared. that the Brazilian
Government would "Pay all the expenses
of the long and costly journey. On
January 28, 1878, they landed in An-
toine Province, at the port of Baranna,
two aged people and thirty-two chil-
dren having died on the passage from
the heat of the climate, so different
from their own. They had to pay all
their expenses, which made serious in-
roads on the means of some of them.
After several days they were sent to the
village of Palmire. Here land was al -
Jotted to them in sufficient quantity,
and the colonists endeavored to -make
new homes in this strange, wild. coun-
• try. The Government gave them seed
and. they planted wheat, corn and
beans. They bought horses and agri-
cultural implements with their own
money, and. built houses. The heat
was, however, enervating and blasting.
Their seeds sprouted, but were scorched
• before they grew more than two •or
• three inches through the parched earth,
and all their crops failed. Sickness ap-
peared among them, and women and
children died. Another attempt to
raise food was made, and another fail-
ure was the result. By this time the
money of the -majority of them had
been exhausted., but a few who had
some means started back to the coast
and managed to return to Europe, be-
ing unable to grow anything for food.
The Brazilian Government was appeal-
ed to, and. the immigrants were assist-
• ed, but many suffered. greatly, the ra-
tions not being sufficient for the larger
families. The colonists remained at
Palmera for a year, then the Govern-
ment selected another spot in the for-
est less exposed. to the heat, where' they
were once more provided .with seeds
with which to begin over again, but the
jungle did not take kindly to cultiva-
tion, and the crops again failed. After
six months here, the poor colonists,
whose numbers were fast melting away
under the deadly influence of malaria
and heat, removed to the city of Bar-
ra.nqua. Here the men were employed
by the Government repairing the
streets, but they were paid only one
• and a half milreis per day, which was
not sufficient for the support of afam-
ily. After weeks of suffering, the *Gov-
ernment, against their wishes, caused
their removal to. the village of Para du
Bahis." For five months and eighteen
days they struggled, along in a last ef-
fort to make the earth yield. them a
living, but with the same ill success. At
their urgent request the Brazilian offi-
• cials then allowed them to go back to
Rio, where, after remaining six days
longer, they learned. with great joy that
• they were to be sent home. They em-
barked from Rio on July 25th, on the
Syrtis, and landed in New York
oil the thirteenth • day of August.
As the unfortunate party huddled to-
gethei in the rotunda at Castle Garden
they presented a woe -begone as-
Pect, and the story of their suffering
Ives written in their features. Five
families were entirely destitute, having
uot one cent to purchase food. The
reraaindeaby putting their little hoards
together, can subsist ten days or two
weeks. They have thrown themselves
on the generosity of the Emigration
cm:omission, and their immediate
'Nits have all been. provided for. Ef-
torts will be made to procure them ern-
feyreent after they have recovered
!,F,91:11 the effects of their hardships.
tYitli a few exceptions they desire to
ril„roain in this country, believing that
their prospects will be brighter here
'12,8e1 if they return to Russia without
i.Homes in the Northwest will
fu. sought for them. The men are
nrally hardy and vigorous, and after
et
y recover their health will be able to
on farms, for which they are all
Well trained.
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REMNANTS IN DRESS.GOODS.
REMNANTS IN CASHMERES.
REMNANTS IN FLANNELS.
EMNANTS IN TWEEDS.
EMNANTS IN PRINTS/ &C.
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40 and 50 cents Can't
60 cent Tea in the D
C) ENT JAPAN,
(00 GENT MIXED.
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60 E T GREEN,
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OHN LOGA
SEAFQRTII,
JUST RETUIANLEEIOLPROMTH.1; TR
BROWN RUTH &
MESSRS
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GROCE
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Steck of
very cheap, as fine
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merso and the Pubic gen
findit to theiri2r0
To Call and gxanaiaa these Goods and ascot--
tain prices. •
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l'OHN LOGAN, Seaforth.
CHEAP MONEY.i
loloop TO A N
• FARM PROPERTY,
Seven Per Ceni. -Int4rest Pay-
able Ytictriy,
ORROWE
time; i
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terest chargd, only on the unpaid
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Dry 400ds
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forth.
35 CE b S.
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be Beat.
The Best
BEST VALUE IN COFFEES. 45 CENTS.
ods are all of the Best Quality, and recommended for Flavor,
11 D. R04,E, SEAFORTH.
SUBST11-TITTES
itair The puhlic are cautioned against a custoiwhich
is growing quite conunon of late among a certain class
of medicine dealers, a.od which, is this: When asked for
a bottle of Pain-Kilier„ they suddenly discover that
they are "sold out." "but ha'e another article just as
ood. if not better." which thev will suppiy at the same
price. The object of th s deceptionis
,
transparent. These
on the great reputationof
oubstitutes
s are made up to sell
the Pain -Killer ; and being
eomnounded of the vilest
and cheapest drugs, are bought
by the dealer at about
half what he pays for he genuine
Pain -Killer, which
enables him therefore to realize a iew cents more
ro
per bottle upon the im4ation article than he can on the
genuine.
FOR CHOLERA MORBUS, CRAMPS,
•' AND 4.
SUMMER OR BOWEL COMPLAINTS
PERRY DAVIS' PAIN -KILLER
rs totoodi.Leen.
IT CURES ALMOST. INSTANTLY.
The PA -KILLER is put ue e. and 5 OZ. bottles. retailing at
as and 5o cents respectvely,—lrgc bottles are therefore cheapest.
SOLD BY AL, MEDICINE DEALERS.
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THE
Gem Fruit Ja
Crocks an
Japan' at
R. ilaxb
FLOUR, (I)A
Dyes, MaddeT,
The above !are
the Varna Gxioce
VARNA GROCERYISTORE.
s at R. liaxby's; Preserve C7 ocks (ItR. 1.1a.rhy's ; Butter
Milk Pans at R. Haxby's ; Teas ii•z _Mack, Green ana
Haxbils; All kinds -of Fresh )-oeries, as usual, at
's—Cheap for Cash.
MEAL, AM:5 CORNMAT ' T R. HAXBY's
ustic, Cudbear, Axtract Logwoo4, Ind go and Package Dyes.
• Pure Paris Green.
all for sale on the' Small Profit incl. Qr_ick Return System" at
37.
ROBERT HAkBY, Varna.
-CHANGE OF BU INESS.
rIT-3=18A.VOIRarri-1 OT.TI\IDIR;Y•
SEAFOR Ont., April 3rd, 1880. .
• Having purchased the Seaforth Foundry from • obn Nopper, we will continue
to keep on hnd, at the old stand, Main Street, S &forth. a full assortment of
Plows, Gang !Plows, Scuffiers, Land Rollers and all other Implements in our line t
Column Cretings, and School, Church, Garden ad Lawn Chairs a specialty -
Repairing pr9mptly and neatly done and satisfaction gnanoteed. Give US atrial.
ALFRED R. NO 'IDPR.
NOPPER pROTHERS.
SE ;kFORTH, Ont, April rd, 180.
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This Great Etoneehold ine ranks
amenfst the leading necess es of life,
These famoue pills purify the BLOOD, and ad
sliest powerfully, yet eoothing13- on he
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys,
e dMWELS, ;living tone, enerey and vigor to
hese gt eat MAIN SPRINGS OF !LIFE. They
re tontdently teem -ahem -led as a never failing
r emedylin all cases where the eonfititution from
hat ever cause, has betomeirepairod or weaken- I
dd. ! ey are wondefully eflicieiehe aR ail- 1
1)3 ents incidental to tfirnales of all ages and ei 1
GENERAL FAMILY MEDICINEare unrm.
p ss d.
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Its e thing and *eating Pr
own thronikhont the
Fozthe cure of BD DEG'S, ba
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I Old Wounds,e:ores and
i is aninellibleremedy. If effectually rubbed
the neck and chesti. as pat into meat, it Cures
ORE (I'BROA T, Brochitis, Cough, Cols and
e en ASTHMA.. Fell Glandular Swellings,
bsees4 es, Pike, Fistilas.
Gut, It eutnatism
a every kind of SHIN DISEASE, it has never
eerg kn wn Whirl. -
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The ills and OintrOnt are Mannfaeturedonly
t 693, XFORD STRET, LONDON, and are
old< by all Venors ofiMedusages throughout the
leilized World ; withidirebtions foe use in al.
ost every language.
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The rade Marks ofi these Medicines are res.
*red i Otawa. Henee. any one t nghout the
libitsh Possession, Who May kee the Amen-
an !Conterfeits for tale, will be pr secreted.
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1.'.' Purchasers atonic' look to he Label on
Pot a and Boxes. If the adraress is . ot 533, Ox- 7 .
ford Sted, London„ they are spuri us.
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ICOMPLETE an od.: Full Stock of Drugs and
Cnomicals ton st an tly on hand and warranted
of the Best Quality end at Moderato Prices,
Medieal Wines an 0 Lignora can be relied on as
b at! finality. A coMplete stock of Tine,:
S onlder Braces, Chrst Prteetote,-&c. always;
o g ban . Mee Sta t ionert, School ook, Fancy
oods, c.
The entral Drug Stor, (Winanie old stand,)
d redly opposite the Central Hotel.
6 i2 ' •C. VILPTIE Exe-teir.
.S.4•1 TRADE
1412
a.c C.2
5.0 uJ
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eforeTalcing cacc • Astor Taking,
HE GEEAT ENGLISH REMEDY, An un-
failing cure for Simiral Wakness, Sperma-
t rrhea , Intl g t eney, gird alldise &see that follow
a a ecqueeec seefilas, aa lose( of memory,
universal inef.itnde, air) in the baek, e.i13331e1313 a
visio, premetnre od. ag, and raairty other dig-
eases that itmd to insanity orceneninption and a
p eroattre are. rattiula.raim our pam-
p Which we flt sire to send free by man to
e-ery oe. The Specific Xedicine fa sold by all
d uggiata at. $1 pr pckage, or six packages for
$.). rt. ,Ivi31 1 e FeLt tree hy wail on receipt of the
money 'by adressing, THE, GRA', MEDICINE
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PROF. BURI!!! OR BROOK'S
ISNFECTANIT AND VERMIN
EXTEPM.aTATOR,
' only artiele krOwn. that will drive away
Vernailni, especially
RATS.
t i not -po)sonotte,a64 is selatowledgedbyehom
ts and Physicians of -the! highert standing t,42
e tbe• hf et known larti4e for the following
ea ens : It retains; its stlrength ninch longer
ha any other, end it has no disagreeable odor.
o be had in two loonnd boxe. Price fifty
en at I T
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Drug Stem, Sole Agent for Setforth.
B S OBE, Box W, Montreal. •6813-62
JOHN w. NOPIDR.
Having 4isposed of my business, I must eall on ail those indebted to me, LUMBER !:F9R SALE.
either by notp or book account, to Call and settle the sanee before the First of '
May, as often that date I will place everything in the ha,tds of the Clerk of the . a
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Court fo coacction1 JOHN NOPPER
PAINTING. PAINTING.
HOUSE k.ND AIGN P
J. GRATES is prepared to do ell iinds of House en
ing and Whiewashing. Satisf& ,tityn Guaranteed o
left at Wilson & Youngs, Lurnade & Wilsons, or
receive prom t attention.
IC, First Q#111.1ty, 16 per M. PINE
GM To OR ER,
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Sign PaintingaPaper Hang- LU
nu °barge made. Orders
gi.g Whe
Itobertson 4fc Co.s, will
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