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1880.
RD O 'THAN
:ES CAMPBELL
. esidnttcr of seven years
return his grateful thank
kMerogi 'en tile lId generally/0zp
Tort hlmdurin
=tate that he has nom U14
'nt of all kinds of
OODS AND 1,3ROCERI
Fa be ready to mete out to
at as reasonable a price as 7T
targe quantity of PORK (Si
quality.
:re cif every description.
lames', &e.) and a genera i
rs.
Shove a
Hyman & Co London. from the.
: adon,
e necessary for a country sere
licine in all the lino,
Farming Produce taken, ea
sti
.TAMES CAPODZ
E t1PdritERGIAL Welty
{ EAFORTR.
CH U R FOR.BESe
irchased the Stook and Trade of
tht
reial Livery,. Seaforth, front .
eley, begs to state that he
he business in the aid stand,atid;
I valuable horses andvehicIes
to
e stock. None but
r'orrcfr rtable l'ekiclesand Goo
ble Horses Will be .dept.
Open Buggies and Carrisgear
ant
ingle Wagons always- ready fore*.
rangements Katie With
menial Men.
at the stables or any of the hot*.
nded to.
11TH PLANING MILIe
[GG AD BLIND FACTORY
tow
berbege leave to thank hien or the liberalpatronage exteudesite
tmencing bushneas in Seaforth
stay be favored with a cantina
ditg to build world do well to Kir
is will e"ntinue to keep on hand t
':all kinds ref
Lumber, Sashes, Dort,
`Furl Mouldings, Shingles
!dent of giving3atisfactior.tekti
.ir him with their patronage,as ate
workmen are employed.
rttentian paid to Custom Pfau*
1OHN H. BROADFOOT '
IES, BUGGIES,
airing to purchase Neat ead
Substantial
Carrlax,rexor Democrats,
hens at W I. GRASSI—NB
rket.
e ) a number of splendid
MBEIt WAGONS
He gill Sell Cheap;
nd Horse Shoeing Prompt -
to. Remember the old
e new; stand. -
WM. GRASST.
KINGTVIENI
'ESSIONAL MEN
, requires at thi•ta season of the
to give tune to his aystertt aitd
r work.
'tTE,
a:eaasiur; all impurities from
VI IALIN E in all Affections of
Did by all Druggists. Prise, $1
AY MEDICINE Co., Tarontaa
h by Iliekson & B1easdall,
on, and J. S. Roberts. 66:14
INT I r-LIT-TIR,EL.
TER SEAFORTK
-arrF•(l to Clear Out iiy
to k cat` Furniture regard-- .
1.'
ANT, it will pay them toaeaer.
ut•f .re purchasing elsewhere. 1
)ur:t to those paying sash, ea'
y married couples.
tiy Opposite M. R. Caatater'a
ry Sun e, Main Street, Seaton 3:
JOHN S. PORTER.
P MONEY..
0 TO LOAN
1'AItll PROPERTY,
.'r f 'e72 t. I t erei't, F
F(lle Yearly.
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allowed to pay principal at sal
cat charged only on the uVPa'
to
G. McDOti GALL
ry Goods Merabant, Seaforth.
BUTTER 1
OUGALL &- Co.
NOW PAYING THE
PRICE IN GASP
cat Quality of Batter in Tube-
Ee Three ,Sevens Storer
Seclortlr.
:cDOUGALL 8e Co...
SEPTEMBER! 17, 1880.
Four Rich Men.
The Liverpool Courier gives some
Baer interesting particulars as to the
fear men who are eiupposed to' be the
most wealthy living. Of these, the
Dearest is his Grace the Duke of West-
jnster, whose inCOMO is set down at
00000 a year. Taking it at that sum,
tmount which the Duke can spend
without entrenching , on his capital is
2,000 a day, £90 art hour, and £1 108
ante. The next man in the ascend
sag stale is Senator 1 Jones, of Nevada,.
whose income is valued at £1,000,000
sterWig, giving him a right to spend, if
belies, £2 a minute out of revenue.
e head of the Rothschild family
owes next, with a yearly income of
ewe millions, and the expenses which
be can defray thereout are, of course,
double as great as those of the Senator.
At the tap of the list comes Mr. J. W.
Dkay, with a revenue of £2,750,000 a
day, 300 and hour £5 a minute. The
fortunes of the other three are insigni-
ficant if compared to this gentleman's
wealth. For they were the growth of
m5y years, either of successful toil or
tacky speculation, or both combined.
air. Mackay wasthirty years ago a
penniless boy in Ireland. Sixteen
years ago he was bakikrupt, and now he
is the owner of therichest silver mine
that has ever been discovered. There
is, therefore, hope fbr all the penniless
boys in "ould Ireland." We commend
to them the example of Mr. J. W.
jjackey, who, it ay ears, is now only
d5 years old, and if .e goes on at the
same rate as durin the last sixteen
years, will have a pie time to treble
his fortune and pos ess an income ten
times as large as that of the Duke of
Westminster. Already the capitalized
value of his property is set down at
05,000,000, against the modest £16,
000,000 of the Duke.
•
James Spans e's Wife's Funeral.
Early in the present century there
lived in a village in Scotland a retired
farmer, from the parish of Dun, named,
James Spank :e.. He was somewhat
eccentric, and made use of language not
always apropos to the occasion. At his
wife's funeral he was at his proper
place, supporting the head of the coffin.
.The road was not very smooth, and
once -or twice Ito stumbled on the way.
At length he addressed the bearers ;
"Canny, canny, 'billies ; it's nonsense to
mak' a toil o' a pieasnre—tak' mak
time." There was a dinner at his house
after the party had : returned from the
Gburchyard, In due time he asked a
fernier of the parish to brew the punch,
remarking, in what he meant for a
compliment, "You're the best drinker,
and the best judge of good punch in the
parish." When all; were ready he pro-
posed a bumper to the health of the
company, saying, "Noo, gentlemen,
tak' your glass heartily ; there hasn't
been such a pairty iu my house since
my dochter's marfiage." "That may
be, James," remarked the minister,
"but this is a very ;different occasion ;"
and James replied, "True, sir, but
everything is beautiful in its season:"
Gaieties.
—A rather bashfjul young man, upon
his first appearance into society, was so
unlucky as to make several very unfor-
tunate mistakes. Becoming more and
more confused, he sank deeper into the
mire, until at last he left the room in
despair with this apology : "Ladies,
if I have said anything which appears
to mean anything, I bog to apologize."
—The other day a country school had
alesson which involved an explanation of
the term "hypocrite." In one of the
classes a teacher labored very earnestly
to give her pupils a correct idea of the
word. Ono little girl said she always
thought it was a great big animal, and
she believed she hid seen one at a show.
"Oh," said the teacher, "a hypocrite is a
man who makes believe to be real good
when he isn't 1 Sometimes a than will
give a lot of money, to a church just to
make people think that he is better
than anybody else."' "Well, my papa is
not a hypocrite," spoke up a little girl,
"for he gives - only a penny every
Sunday."
Queer f Prayer.
staunch Presbyterian divine offer-
ed up a prayer for; Queen Adelaide on
William IV.'s coming to the throne; in
these words : "Oh, Lord 1 save thy .. r..
servant our sovereign lady the Queen.
Grant that as she igrows an old woman
she may become a iiew•man.' Strength-
en her with Thy blessing that she may
live a pure virgin before Thee, bringing
forth sons and daughters to the glory of
Clod; and vouchsave her Thy blessing
that she may go forth before her people
like a he -goat on the mountains."
Carriage Horses.
The. Farm Journal (England) says :
It is quite curious that, in all the enter-
prise witnessed in ;the breeding of vari-
ous classes of horses, really fine carriage
horses command ip., • higher price, rela-
tively, than any other. They are always
scarce, and for the reason, as we be-
lieve, that the average farm horse is
undersized. Carriage horses are pro-
duced by crossing staunch thorough-
breds upon large, handsone, roomy
mares. There is money in this class of
horses.
'1
"'Deed, Sir Adam," replied Willie, "you
can drink when you like, but II nnaun
drink when I can getit."
—Mr. F. G. Widddws, the ex -monk,
was entertained to a farewell social
meeting in Dundee on the 1 th ult.,
previous to his departure for Canada,
and also in celebration of -his birthday.
There were about two thousa.4 persons
present, while the platform !was de-
corated by plants and flowers ; jsupplied
by Mr. Widdows' _friends. Tie chair-
man, Mr. Wright, presented ]r. Wid-
dows with a pursecontaining seventy
sovereigns, for the purpose o meeting
the expenses a his eonrney t• Canada.
Bucklen';s grrica S
The bestSave in the wort
Bruises, Sore , Ulcers, Salt
Fever Sores,atter, Chappe
Chilblsins, CCcirns, and all
Skin Eruptions. This Salve
anteed to give perfect satis
every case, or inoney'refnnde
25 cents per box. For sale b
son & Co.
' Stop That Chug.
• If you are suffering with, • Cough,
Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis, 11 Fever,
Consumption, oss of voice, t kling i
the throat, o any affectio �. of the
Tbroator Lu gs, use Dr. g's Ne„
Discovery for Con umption. This is
the great rem dy that is c: sing so
much excite ent by :its 1onderfnl
cures, curing thousands : of hopeless
cases. Over one million bottl:s of Dr.
King's New Discovery have .4en used
within the last year, and h e given
perfect satisfaction ill every nstanco.
We can unhesitatingly say the this is
really the only jsare dire for t oat- and
lung affections and can chee Wily . re-
commend it to 11. Call and get trial bot-
tle free of cost, or a regular si . for $1.
For sale by E. Hickson & Co. 661-3
for cuts,
Rheum,
Hands,
kinds of
is guar-
: cion in
Price,
Hick-
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UNSOLICITED TESxIS:t/NY. — airfield,
Me., April 28, 1864. Gentle. :n—See-
ing numerous a ertifica.tes in ter a Maine
Farmer, endorsing the meritof the
Great Lung R:medy,' Wistar' Balsam
of Wild Cher , I wm induc:d and I
take great ple sure in giving .uplicity
to the great en e it aocomplis r .drin my
family in the year 1856. D j "ng the
summer of that year my .son, e enty'A.
Archer, now postmaster .in is place,
was attacked with spitting . Eef blood,
cough, weakness of lungs, an l general
debility, so m ch so that o famil
physiciandecl red hips to ha : a seat-
ed consumptio.. He was t111 r medi
cal treatment or a number o months,
but received .o benefit fro •1 it. A
length, from t• e :elicitation o himsel
and others, I as induced to Ieurrchas:
one bottle of ' istar's Balsa.. of Wil.
Cherry, which benefitted him :o much
.I obtained an • het, which in a shor
time restored im to his. usu: f state o
health. I can safely recomend this
remedy to oth :rs in like con •tion, for
it is, I think, all it purports t be—the
Great Lung R: medy for the ti• es. The
above stateme t, gentlemen, i my vol-
untary offerin _ to you in favor of your
Balsam, and id at your dis u nsal. As
ever, yours, Al DREw ARCHER.
POOR HORSES, There are
of poor horses dragging out a
existence, suffering from a V'
diseases, rendering them alm
less, that would be restored to
and sound condition, and a v
to them of whch their-- own
dreamed, would they but use
within their reach. From on
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Exportation of Horses from
Great; Britain .
The total number of horses exported
from Great Britai}s in the first hall of
this gear was 2,61li. It is a.significant
fact that 1,433 of this number went to
France, and among them were numei:+-'
nus Clydesdale stallions. The value of
the exported anirn!als is stated. at £151,-
6`J4< Last year tijo whole number ex-
ported was 2,257. 1
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Death df a Pacer.
The Ann Arbor Courier says : J. F
Schuh's famous pacing horse, Bay Jim,
died a few days ago from the rupture of
a blood vessel. Itis said that arrange-
ments were in progress to put him in
training for the races at the different
fairs this fall, E•nd that horsemen
throughout the State will be pained to
hear of his demise'. - I
1
• Good. fpr Willie.
Willie Gordon,ne of the to n offi-
ears of Mavbole had, an unquenchable
offi-
ce,
and a very ready tongue. One
morning; at a, roup, he was offereid some
drink , and he was never known to de-
°bne such an invitation. Soon after-
wards Sir Adam Fergusson, of ilker-
mn, happened to pass that way, and he
accosted Willie : 1 "Ah, Gordon, I see
Sou have been, tasting. You should
-never drink so :arty in the day s this."
ousands;
iserable
riety of
t worth-
healthy
up given
sL never
e means
to three
p es "Dart
d rs a d A abian
L all asea prod
s It ; and eds h
R melaber the n
s' atre Hur
p ckege, orthr
OO t.1 prod r'Store
a Enedic deal
oi' dition ,Pow-
e emedy'' will
sa sfactoaryre-
tified to the fact.
d See that the
o. is on each
yn ala, Poronto,
nada. Sold by 1'
Tneesel a Tt
w itenin the t
b each, a• d sti
t e bright st, co
e tot. sk you
b rryyil" prce 35
Wl
bigll
b9ani
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trio
disea
, 1 p
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ting the mouth,1
st, Tittle toilet: gem
uggist for "Tea- __
s 626-52.
eaul.
some thyan i. nice, m
loiion, showing the
'health ? .x,11 can
eu by usin leo-
ufre bleed, a d all -VJ
tcIinach Live Kid- 0
Organs ; are s eedily � 2
sss aid all atten-
ler a never failingQta
1y= cu: a where all
he i le tric Bitters n
of ! the it wonderful
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looks up to Chica-
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hili ad of all com-
et' th less so, in
13i ter. From their'
the have a `vanoed
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t, 1.ndigest on, &c.,
pitatioii of the heart,
41oStiveness, Dizziness of
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bottles. retailing at
therefore cheapest.
ALERS.
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TG. SCOTT, M.D.
Acooncheur, Seal
donee south site o1 G
east of Presbyt.rian Ch
W31. HANOVER,
McGill TInivorsit
first door south of the
Graduate 0
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h. 496
nart r the County of Huron
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TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS.
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HALLY ANDER ON SitittIFORTI-i
COMPU
ANp
SORY OEMOVAL,.
In consequence of our Store be
and inCreasing Trade,
a great expense, the Stor
George Dent, next door S
egraph Puke, where will
sortment of Scotch, Fren
Tweeds ever Imported int
ng too small /or our large
e have beeu compelled to
es, We 4caFe fitted up, dt
uth, of the Ilkfontreal Tel -
be found the . Largest 1§-
h, English and Canadian
this Market.
OAK HALL—AN ACTIVE WEEK.
Our Store is daily thronged with oust ers. Sales increasing from day to
day. Popular Satisfaction evinced at th Large and Elegant Display of onr
Handsome and Nobby Stock of Cloths, H ts and Caps, a,na Gents' Furnishing
BE WISE, AND BUY OF US.
WHY ! Because we have everything connected with our line of business,
13,nd plenty of room to show it. We sell Goods for what they are. Nothing mis-
represented and as cheap as any other and far superior.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE—All the Goods 'Marked in
Plain Figures, and Positively No 1Deviation.
READYMADE CLOTHING.
7
UNDERTAKEPS, &O.
FUNERALS' ATTENDED ON THE
SHORTEST NOTICE.
COFFINS AND SHROUDS
ALWAYS ON HAND.
HEARSE FOR HIRE.
CANADIAN, BANK OF, COMMERCE.
HEAD !OFFICE, TORONTO,
Presidenfi Hon. Win. McMaster.
The Seafortli Bratch of WS Bank continues to
receive deposits, on which inberest is -allowed on
the most favontble terms.
Draits on all
Canada, on I G
States, bon
the principal ilowns and. cities in
eat Britain, end on the United
t And sold.
door South Of the Commercial
A.. II. IRELAND, Manager.
TRADE fat
CO. C211
MAI I
• After- Main&
as a seque ce et self-abuse, Oa loss of memory,
vision, pre stare old age, and many other dis-
eases that 1 ad to insanity o 1corsnmption. ands
premature r ve. Full particular:it in our pam-
phlet, which e desire to Ord free by Mail to
every one. T e Specific Medicine is sold by all
drOggists at 1 per packagei, or six packages for
$5, r wil t sent ee b3 or receipt of the
Co., No. 10 /tie cherries' Bloek, Detroit, Mich. 647
CENTRAIL DRUG slang EXETER.
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A COMP and Full 1 latock of Drugs and
Chemical con stantly on hand, and warranted
of the Beat Wality and at Macrae Prices.
Medical Wince and Lionoirs can be relied on as
Shoulder Brea s, Oh( st 11:1,oteetors, &c., always
on liana. Alto Stationery,illohool Books, Fancy
The Central Drag tore, .3 Winen's old stand,
directly opposite the Central Hotel.
C82. C. ILIITZ, Exeter.
THE WESTERN FAtil.
$12,000 OFFEBET5 W PRIZES.
WILL 13E HELD IN Tint C- ITY OF LONDON
ON THE 4nr, 5rer, 6r14,17r11 AND PTA OF
lpIRIZE LISTS and EntrY pape;s may be bad
on application to the Secretary. All entries
are requested' to be made on- or before 25th Sep-
tember. Railway a ri semen s have bon made
for One Fate London and return.
Steam Motive Power furnishech Size of tinn-
Minute, 60b. , Exhibitors to previde their own
:WM. MCBRIDE, Sem etary.
Western Feir Office, Londoe.„),
September 1st, 1380.
LVAIIIER FOR SALE.
HEMLOCK, First Quality,' $6 pet M. PINE
from SO.
BILleS CUT TO °EDER,
All Lanitth, from -at 50 Peet, at the
PiOWY 3+1CILLAOP
Where all kinds of Lumber Aata be obtained.
LEGA
0..AldERONi HOLT & CAMERON, Barristers
:-/Ton.Selicitois in Chancel, Groderieb, Onti.
M. C. Cameron, Q. 0., Philip Bolt, M. G. Cara;
508
I sioner B. R., Wroxeiter. Auctioneer and
Appratser. Accounts and i notes colleeted ran
reasonable terms. 356
FEED. in -la -Ens, Barrister end A.ttortey-at-
Office, Masonic Block, wieahana Trust Funds •
to loan. 'Careful attentioate cottieceons. 1362
7_7 W. C. MEYER, Ban-iiter and Attoneey at
' Solicitor Chancery. Coroinieeioner
Solicitor for! the Bank Ofl'Htunlilton, Wirghara.
Private funds to loan at7iito 8 Per cent, 336
We have added to our Merchant Tailoritg Depart ent la Large and Select
13.
Stock of Readyglade Clothing, consisting of Men's, Yout 's 111.nd Boys' Suits, and,
'Men's, Youth's and Boys' Overaoats. Parties wishing a ything in this line will
do well to call. and iespect. These Goods are all new, and 'cannot fail to make
nn impression that i
OAK HALLITHE GREAT CLOTHINC HOIS OF THE WEST I
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d 'Clover Seed in ny
65-2
Is the P ace to buy lothing, Hats, Caps and Gents' Furnishings.
HALLY & ANDERSON,
Oak
pENSON & MEYER, Barristers and Attorney
Conveyancere, Notaries Public, elle. OfficeS-8ea.,
'laves t at one , at Eight per tient. rtterest,payable
Y6aTrillY:aboivelfirm bite this tlay been &soared by
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itioa-
be paid to r. Benson wjb-13.)#14.:siiP.s.BYBaNiljilliaoilb.ii-
MCO4OGHEY & -I-I IIIESITED,
Scott's Block, Main Street, Sesiforth.
1.40:6:71°t.rtilln Town and T T.Aperty ;bought
mModenerseyteiprivate funds) loaned ion inortgAige se-
curities, at reasonable rates of lateeest. Chatgaa
Money 1n!estea for priroutersons npon the
Hail, Seaforth 04t ' tile leudett 1,31i
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