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APRIL 8, 1881.
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR:.
Varieties.
—Buffalo hunting has paid well
seasrm in Montana. From the 10
November to the lst of February,
MoKay, - son of Mr. John MoKa
Emerson, has killed no less than
buffalo. The skins are worth a
$2.50 at the camp, so that the yo
masa has made a pretty good thing
his rifle. Two other men who
along with Mr. McKay, and who h
had more experience at the busin
kilied about $1000 worth each.
—A glass dress is being made
Fanny Davenport in Pittsburg. It
be a full toilet evening suit, and.
process of making is such as to give
work the appearance of fine Fre
satin, only that it is much more b
lint. The dress will have a long tr
of woven glass, and it will be ea
ately trimmed with glass lace.
make what is called the glass clo
from which this suit will be made,
glass is first spun into fine threads
then woven. There is nothing to co
pare with the progress ef this age.'
_"Now, my boy," said a guest a
Lindsay hotel, "bring nae up a pits
of nice drinking water, and I shall g
you something nice." Thinking t
something good was in store for hi
the boy travelled a whole block to
the best water to be had, and bring
it to the gentleman's room was offe
a cent for his trouble. The boy look
at it for a moment and then returned
to the donor with the remark; nDo
give it to me all at once; put it in t
bank aud let me live on the, interest
it." He was rewarded for his wit b
ten cent piece.
—During the consideration of t
Dominion Lands Bill in the Comoro
Mr. Wiser made the important
nouncemerat that he proposed to p
chase a herd of Texas cattle of seve
thousand head in extent, as a. nucle
of a large ranch to be established in t
Canadian Northwest, if proper encou
agement were afforded to the scheme
the Government. Sir John Macdona
assured him that the cattle would
admitted free of duty, and that t
Government would give every reaso
able assistance to the scheme.
—The publishers of Endynaion pa
too dear for their whistle, and it is sa
that Lord Beaconsfield has offered
cancel the agreement under which th
bound themselves to pay him $50,000
and to be content with half the profit
But the offer has been declined. Th
sale has not nearly approached. to th
original expectation, and circulatin
libraries are reported as selling copie
at half price. Itdvas a nine days' won
der, but it is already among the things
r
of the peat. Even having been Premie
of Great Britain does not necessarily
make a good novelist.
—A_ gentleman now and for many
years past a resident in Galt, enticed by
the splendid prospects of the Northwest,
has determined to give up a luxurious
home, sell his valuable property at a
sacrifice, and go into the grazing busi-
ness in the Bow River district. In
writing to a friend in Winnipeg he says
am busy just now buying up first
class grade heifers and thoroughbre
bulls, and think I will be able th show
you the best lot of young cattle that
have ever been taken into your country.
We expect to leave here about_ the end
of May, or the first week in June, with
about two hundred head of cattle and
some sheep,
—On the day before the Litta concert
two young ladies went into a certain
store in Guelph, and asked to look a
some feathers. They picked out two
and asked permission to take them
home on approbation. Being respect-
able young ladies, they were allowed to
• do so. The next morning the feathers
were returned; they would not suit.
On the same day another young lady
entered the store to look at some feath-
ers. Picking up one of those that had
been on approbation, she said : "Why,
that looks just like the feather Miss
So -and -So wore at the Lista concert
last evening." Tableau—An astonished
dry goods man, who immediately went
into a room in the rear of the etore and
registered a solemn vow never to let
feathers out again on approbation.
—Frog farming May yet be one of our
most prosperous industries. We read
that Eugene Blackford, the great New
York fish dealer, tells a correspondent
that New York consumes more frogs to-
day thasa Paris. "We frequently sell to
our own customers over 200 pounds of
frogs legs a, day. They are on the bills
of nearly all our hotels and restaurants,
and. are held in great esteem among
epicures. Anybody can eat, them, for
they are just like chicken, in that they
have no peculiar taste." "Where do
you get your frogs ?" "Maiely from
Canadia where they are raised in great
quantities for city markets. Three frogs
will furnish a pound of meat ; and we
get 20 to 35 cents a pound, so it pays
pretty well to raise them. We keep a
large supply on hand all the time. They
are caught in nets or with hooks baited
-
with a bit of red flannel.
--The American' pulpit has been
found fault with for speaking severely
of,Sara Bernhardt. But while she was
in London, Canon Wilberforce, 8011 of
the Bishop of Oxford, in a sermon in
Westminster Abbey, described her as
having "dared to come to London,
bringing her illegitimate children with
her, and flaunting her skirts in the very
face of royalty." Then, turning on the
Prince of Wales, he said : "It is the
nation's disgrace that Britain's future
Ring should so fai forget what belongs
to the dignity of his station that ' he
should visit this omen in the theatre
green -room and steak face to face to
her in flattering words." Then, in clos-
ing, the Canon said : "0 how deeply
- . virtuous England regrets the premature
death of the good Prince Consort! Had
he been living to -day, this could never
have happened."
—From the report of the Agricultural
commission the following facts are
given concerni ug Huron County :—"The
settlement in this county commenced
in 1828, and this being the case it will
be seen that wonderful progress has
been made. In reference to the price
of farms, the report says that first class
farms sell at $50 to $60 an acre ; second
class, at $30 to $44 ; third class, at from
$15 to $20, and that farms rent at from
$2 to $3 an acre, which is rather lower
than generally. In Hullett and Tuck-
ersrnith 80 per cent. of the farmers use
plaster or salt as fertilizers of one sort
or another. The total acreage of the
county is 795,829 acres, of which 440,-
338 are cleared, so that the county is
nearlfhalf bush yet, As many as 900
of the cultivated acres are devoted to
ax. Hullett boars the palm for tlaor-
onghbred stook, 75 per cent. of the
this
t of
C. J.
y, of
600
bout
ung
with
were
ave
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for
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of
y a
he
stock raised in this township, being re -1
ported as thoroughbred. There are 151
cheese factories in the county, and one'
creamery. The report states that Hur-
on has 200 miles of the finest gravel
roads in the Province.
—Mies Terry, a niece of Mrs. Julia
Ward Howe, recently wore at a Boston
party a white satin dress which had
once belonged to, and had. been worn
by, the mother Of Napoleon Bonaparte.
The skirt \vas short, its fulness gather-
ed at the waist and trimmed with puf-
fing of fine.silk tulle about the lower
edge. The body was a round bodice,
low in the neck, and with short ruffed -
sleeves, edged with rare old lace. A
lace fichu was thrown about the neck,
caught together in front with a knot of
roses. She wore her hair simply coiled
low, in the Greek fashion, and a close
wreath of laurel leaves. Everybody
looked at the young lady-aShe might
have stepped out of an old portrait, so
picturesque was she.
Epps's Cocoa.
Grateful and coinforting.--"By
thorough knowledge<bf the natural laws
which govern the operations of diges-
tion and nutrition and by a careful ap-
plication of the fine properties of well
selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided
our breakfast tables with a delicately
flavored beverage, which may save, us
manyheavy doctors' bills. It is by the
_judicious use of such articles of diet that
a. constitution may be gradually built
up ,until strong euough to resist every
tendency to disease. Hundreds of sub-
tle maladies are floating around us
ready -to attack wherever there
is a weak point. We may escape
us, many a fatal shaft by keeping curselves
n- well fortified with purc blood and a
rhir- properly nourished frame."—Civil Ser-
ru" viae Gazette. Sold only in packets
us labelled—"James Epps & le oireno-
he pathic Chemists, London, Co.,ng."—Also
r- makers of Epps's Chocolate Essence for
bY afternoue use. 482-52
ld
Enterprising Druggists.
Messrs. E. Hickson & Co., the live
druggists of the town, are always up to
the tunes and ready to meet the demands
of their many customers. They have
just received a supply of that wonderful
iernerly that is astouishiug the world by
its marvellous ciires. Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Bay Fever,
Phthisic, Croup, Whooping, Cough Tick-
ling in the Chroat, LOSS of Voice, Hoarse.
ness, or any Affection of the Throat and
Lungs. This remedy positively cures,
as thousands can testify. If you do not
believe it call at Messrs. E. Hickson &
Co.'s Drug Store, and get a trial bottle
free of cost, or a regular size bottle for
$1. As you value your life, give it a
trial and be convinced, as thousands
already have leen. 657-52-4-
Mothers ! Mothers ! Mothers !
Are you disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by a sick childe suff-
ering and crying with the excruciating
pain of cutting teeth ? If so, go at
once and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup. It will relieve the,
poor little snfferer immediately—de-
pend upon it ; there is s no mistake
about it. There is not a mother on
earth who has ever used it, who will
not tell yon at once that it will regulate
the bowels, and give rest to the mother,
and relief and health to the child, oper-
ating like magic. It is perfectly safe to
t use in all cases, and pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of one of
be
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the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere at 25 cents a bottle. 692-52.
.
Rest and Comfort to the
Suffering.
Brown's Household Panacea has no
equal for relieving pain, both internal
and external. It cures pain in the side,
back, or bowels, sore throat, rheuma-
tism, toothache, lumbago and any kind
of pain or ache. It will most surely
quicken the blood and heal, as its act-
ing power is wonderful. Brown's
Household Panacea, being acknow-
ledged as the great pain reliever, and
of double the strength of • any other
elixir or liniment in the world, should
be in every family handy for use when
wanted, as it really -is the best -remedy in
the world for cramps in the stomach,
and pains and aches of all kinds, and is
for sale by all druggists at 25 cents a
bottle. 692-52
Farmers and Mechanics.
If you wish to avoid great danger and
trouble, besides a no small bill of ex-
pense, at this season of the year, you
should take prompt steps to keep disease
froma your household. The system
should be cleansed, blood purified,
stomach and bowels regulated, and pre-
vent and cure diseases arising from
Spring malaria. We know of nothing
that will so perfectly and surely do this
as Electric Bitters, aud at the trifling
cost of fiftycents a bottle.—Exch.—Sold
by all druggists. 692-26.1.
Woman's True Friend.
A friend in need is a friend indeed.
This none can deny, especially when
assistance is rendered when one is
sorely afflicted with disease, more par-
ticularly those complaints and weak-
nesses so common to our female popu-
lation Every woman should know
that Electric Bitters are woman's true
friend, and will positively restore her to
health, even when all other remedies
fail. A single trial always proves our
assertion. ' They are pleasant to the
taste, and only 008t 50 cents a bottle.
Sold by all druggists. 696-26-1
How to Get Rich.
1 The gi eat secret of obtaining riches is,
I first to practice economy, and, as good
1 old Deacon Snyder says, ",It used to
1 vvorr the life out of me to pay enormous
doct r
rich. Health and happiness , reign sn-
f
s' bills, but now I have struck it
1 prerne in our little household, and all
simply because we use no other medicine
but Electric Bitters, and only costs ,fifty
cents, a bottle. Sole by E. Hickson &
Co . I 662-26b .
- I
Zopesa.
Zopesa, from Brazil, is now come
into Canada. It is a mildpurgative,
acting as a wonder .upon and giving
strength and energy to the Digestive
App us of the human stomach, cor-
recti g and increasing the acids. It is
stroiigly anti -bilious and carries off all
surplus bilo, tones up the Liver, gives
sound digestion and speedy health to
the dyspentic and the bilious. Ask J.
S. R013EBT8, Seaforth and Bayfield, for
a 10 bent bottle and test Zopesa, the
ties -cents 61 52b
new.713ompbund. arse eight ounce bot-
Astonis g the World..
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and eafeebl
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decline, nothing so
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Hectric Bitters. Their
are astonishing, the
y and Uririary COM-
pei feet specific. Do
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ure, and „ that where
. Sold by E. Hick-
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to the breath, ase
toilet gem. Sam-
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Y.
88.
S.
oney to lend on goid
, at 7f per. cent. int r-
e fnnds; charges mo
631
TONETO L IN -4 large or small s
1- on first- chin seep i y, at 8 percent. year
ijiierest. Private /made, pr on the installme
p an. Apply to W. HIL ,ISeaforth. 628
TONET..e-The lunderai
k- money for inamedi
m ortgsges on farna prop
e r cent. interest year
agreed upon. J. H.
foth.
I ONEV—A. & MID()
lend money it 6f p
ny amotant, and liar any
charged only on the
o cnamission charged. A
G. McDo4all & CO.
ed has a large sum 1
te investment on fir t
Ay. Seven and a ha
principal as May e
N SON, Solicitor, Se
638
16 -ALL is authorized t
'cent. on mortgage, f r
number of years ; int,,
Innpaid prinoipal. No
ply at the Store of A.
678
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G. SCOTT, M. D. &c,
Aco ucheur, Seafo
ce south side Of Gode
t of PreSbyterian Chnr
Physidan,Surgeon and
tb, Ont. Office and reit].
WI Street, second door
h. 842
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ERCOE, Id. D., O. M.. Physidan, Sur-
eto.,Coroner f the County of Huron.
Residence, Jarvis street north,
osite Seaforti Public School.
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M. H
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1 e e of P
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O oe—Wi
OVE , M.D., C. M., Graduate o
ill Uni •ersity, Physician, Surgeon and
, Seafo db,Ortt Office and Residence,
oath of the Cai, olio Church 496
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CHINSbN, G
ontrel, Lide
ysician , Edir
Craig ockhar
ghaw, Ont.,
adnate of McGill Col
late of the Royal Col
orgh, and late House
Hospital, Edinburgh
686,52
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McN UGH11Veterile ry Surgeon'Gradu-
ri:i
• ate o Ontarib Veterirry College, Settforth
. Office and Reaidenc rear of, %Moran &
n's. Calls promptly t ;ended to, night or
. A stook of veteriray, medicines on hand
gee, reasonable. Horses 4xaminad asto sound -
and certificate 'given if required. 4G7 '
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Mr
Sea
11
DERBYSHIRE L. D. S.,
Surgeoia Dentist, Graduate
1 College of Dental
e Ontario. Ofiloe
P. M. Booms in
block. Main Street.
of the Roy
Sur ODB
sr from 8 A. Id. to 5:
Whitney's new brick
rth,
C qART'
• Member
v;t's of 11euta1
Offio —India
St ford, Out., has now io
Sea •rth at the Que n's
pre 9 • red to erfonn all de
ease ndskill. Office Open
mon h.
•
IGHT, L. D. S.,
of the Royal College
urgeons of Canada.
I block, Market St.,
ned out an Office in
where he will be
tat operations with
tat Tuesday in every
563-52
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hREOld6 PR• DEC
-• tors, & Goder ch,
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Wm Proud t.
0,AidERONrHOLT & A,
•-•/ iolicito in (.11tancery
M. 0 CamerOlin, Q. 0 , Phlldp
eron
T, Barristers, Solid-
larro.—.1. T. Garrow.
686
Barristere,
&o., Goderioh, Ont.
Holt, M. G. Cain -
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413r
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LLIAhI
donor i
Jeer.
able te
SMALL Coaveyancer and Commis -
B. R., '',Vronetet. Auctioneer an
ccounte and notes collected on
MEI. 866
H. Law, Mlio. eery. Commission+
W. O. MEYF , Bar-1114er and Attorney olicito • in Cit
for ticking a idavita in the rovince of Manitoba.
Solicitor for ithe Bilk o Eamuiton, Wingham.
/
Private fund a to loft a t 6 joSperoent. 683 1
TotEbISON &
-a-,
atLaw,S
Conveyancers
forth and Bru
Invee at once
year]11.
JAS. H. BEN
Th above
mutu 1 eonse
be pal paijl to Id
ities.
Nov. 27, 176.
MEYER, Barriaters and Attorney
licitor in Ohs. eery andinsolvency
Notari a Publ c, etc. Offices—Seas
Bele. Moo° f Private Funds to
atEigi tpere nt.Interest,payable
68
SON. H.W. C. MEYER.
rm ha: this 44v been dissolved by
nt. Al accon dao the firm to
Bens., whol will pay all habil;
JA ES H. BENSON.
R.r.C. MEYER.
1_
M GAUCHE & HOLMESTEN
LAV, CHANCERY AND C NVEYANCING
FFICE
Scott's Block, ain Street, Seaforth,
OL CITORS for he Consolidated Bank of
k -J C nada and the 'anadjan Bank of Commerce
in Sea orth.
Far4i and Town ax4d Villa e Property bonght
and so d.
Mo ey (private in a) loaned on mortgage se-
curiti'
es at reaeonab e ratea of interest. Charges
moderate.
Money invented foz rivate persons upon the
best mortgage eeenrit es, withont any expense to
the lender.
S. G. McCATTGHEY, . A. E. HOLMESTED.
MISCELLANEOUS.-
5
i -i 11 Lit ograph el Chtemb Cards, no two ki ike, 10 cents ; gent, big outfit, 10 cents;
GLOB;E CARD CO., orthfo d Ct. 695.52
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(It g61 A WEEK in our o town. Terme and
WI" $5 outfit free Addr se H. HALLETT &
Co., P rtland Maine 692x52
50
CARD
$5
SON
HROMOS, nar$ie in new type, 10 cents, by
ail; 40 Agents' sama ea, 10 cents ; U. 8.
Co., Northford, Ct. 695-52
o$20 wIrrt,thpsik
at home. Samples
, ee. Address STIN-
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SEASON OF 1881.
•
DS, SEEDS
�RiR.IsckN
Hav •g purchased a Large Stock o
FIELD 1 ND CARDEN SE
Fro the Well -Known House of
JOHN A. BRUCIE &
EDS
0.1
Is popared to offer, either in Bulk or the Pap r, Good, Fresh and Reliable
SEED OF ALL KIN'S,
At the Lo est Possible Prioe, consistin ef a
Variety of
Swe e Turnp,
and 'Garden, Carro s
31 el Wurtzel,
Millet and Hungarian Or(
Clover and Timothy,
And All Kinds of Garden
Plower Seeds.
GROC RIES, CROOKE Y
ANb PROVISIONS.
W e have a Full Stook of Groceriea, Crooke , and
Provisions, qnd would call special attenti n to
our Large St ck of
1\T
TBJ
0 =Biding of Moynne, Ping Suey, Young H
Ganpowde ,Congos, Uncolored, and Jap
All Fre hiand New Seas
And Better V
public. Also
EXTRA C
lue than ever before offered t
OD VALUE IN SUCA
Givens a 0 11 and be convirced that Id.
rison's is the 'at place to buy from.
South Sid
sit
M. MORRI
011,
s,
the
or-
of Main Street, Op o -
Market Street,
ON, - - SEAFOR H.
aot.D.
—AT
Dominion Ex • ibition,
Ottawa, 1 9.
AL
1881.
JOHN
SILVER MED
Highest Award
Toronto Exhlbiti
1880.
INTER, 188
IDD, SEAFORT
BEGs to co the Special Attention of • is
many Customers and the public generally to
his varied assor ment of
STOVE
From the
WM. BUG
1 STOVES!
EST Manufacturer in the
Dominion, vi.:
•
OF BRANTFOR
Theo STOV possess lidany Advantages
Bihich can ly be Appreciated b
an I spection of them.
WE VVARR NT EVERY STOV
And Def Y Co o petition in Price or Quality.
ti Co 1-1 1-C1 JD ID
MAIN tTREET, SEAFORTH. 66
HO !FOR EGMONDVILLE
FLOURING AND SAW MILLS
JAMES KYLE
Begs to inform his friends and the poblic gen-
orally that his
NEW SAW MILL!
Is now in full working order, and he is pre-
pared to do
OUST alY SAWING
On the shortast notice and moet reasonable
terms. He has a:so on hand and for sale
-ALL KINDS OF SAWN LUMBER
HIS
Bills Promptly Filled.
LOURING MILL
Is in charge of a First -Class Miller, and he is
prepared to do
GRISTING AND CHOPPING
On the Shortest 'Notice; Good Work and fan
S a ti al action guaranteed.
Remember, when you want a grist ground or a
bill of lumber sawn go to the Egmondville Mill.
91 JAMES KYLE, Proprietor.
1110tRITIS11 EXCHANGE HOTEL, Goderioh,
Ot. WM. COX, Proprietor. This ie one of
the Quietest, Most Comfortable and Best Co -
ducted Hetels in the Province. The Rooms are
commodious and the Table and Bar liberally
supplied. Good stabling in connection. 6815-14
$72 Amade. Co.stly outfit day a:dilree TI14
& Co., Augusta] Maine. 6923E52
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OLD
COUN RN' GdODS To HAND I.
FIRS
FAST
FIRSTS
SHIPMET OF OL O COUNTRY pOODS
Q TO HAND AT o
cs L n i\T T__J o
HIPMENT OF OLD. COU
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PAPS -I` I
rn
SEAFO TH, ONTARI.
Successor to MON rs. Duncan & Duncan, late E.
Hickson & Co.
WAT61-1 ES, CLOCKS,
A JEWELRY
In all their braches, kept constantly on hand.
NTRY1GOODS TO HAND.
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, 1 .REP A I BING A 8 PEC LALTY.
lngrav•
HIPMENT F OLD COUNTRY GOODS TO HAND.
A CAL. IS MOST R ESPE6TFULLY SOLICITED. SEWING
Ft ,TFA.MIPSON-,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ROIIIERT WILLIS
HAVING cOmmenced business on his1 own account in
the Store in Strng's Block, ill[A_IN swim E ET,
SFAFORiIfl, Next door to M. orrison's Grocery, is
now preparedl to furnish all who will favor him with
their pa.tronag with ei drst-class article in Boots and
Shoes of iuty knoWn description. He will Keep
Only the Iest, and his practical knowledge of and
long experience in thehaeiness enablias hina to purchase in
such a way as can not fail to be beneficial to customers.
GIVE HIM A TitIAL.
CUST0111 WORK of EverY Kind Proraptly At-
tended to. Remember the Stand and the Name
ROBERT -WLLIS, Seaforth.
JAAFE
ng Neatly Execated.
C. L. PA_PST, Seaforth
MACHINES!
WATSON,
Defiler In 11 kinds of First -Class
FAMILY AND MANUFACTUR-
;
ING SEVVNG MACHINES.
Knitting Machines, Lawn Mower,
Sod Irons, Sewing Machine Re-
pairs, Needes, Oils, Attachment,
&c., (Pc.
I am the ONLY Agent in this part -of the County
for the Celebrated
WHITE SE*ING MACHINE
Which has succeeded in taking the First Prize
for two years in aricession at the Seaforth Pair,
Over all its eompeti ors.
Also Agent for t e Wheeler & Wilon, Howe,
Osborne A, Wilson, Wanner C, and any Machine
a cuatomer May wa t.
All Rinds Oi Sewing Machine
Second-hand Machines taken in exehange
part payment for N w Madames and Machine
sold on easy haonth y payments.
NEW ARRIVAO OF PING STOCK.
Satlstact on Guaranteed.
JAMES WATSON
man.; ST EET, SEAFORTH.
OFFICE—In Canpbell's Block, opposte th
Mansion Hotel. 1
668
AYER'S 4AIR VIGOR!1
icOR RESTORIN
GRAY HAIR T
ITS NATUR
VITALITY AN
COLOR — Advanc
ing years, sleknesti
ea re, disappoin
merit, and heredi
tory predisiaositie
all turn the h -
gray, and either o
them incline it 0
shed prerna.turdy4
Ayer's Hair Vigor,'
by long and exten-i
„ Ai -(e use, has prov
en that it stops the, ailing out of the hair in=
(irately; often ante s the growth; and alwa,
surely restores Its c lor, when -faded or gray. It
stimulates the nntri ore organs to healthy activ-
61.
ity, and preserves b th the hair and its beauty
Thus brashy, weak o sickly hair becomes glossy,
pliable and strength ned ; lost hair repows with
livell expreaslon - ailing hair is checked and
stablished ; thin h ir thickens; and faded or
gray hairs resume t eir original color. Its oper-
ation is sure and h =less. It cures dandruff,
heals all humors, a keeps; the scalp cool, clean
and soft—under whi h conditions, diseases of the
scalp are iropopeible As a dressing ior ladies'
hair, the Vigor is p aieed for its grateful and.
agreeable perfume, . sd valued for the soft lustre
and Hawes 01 toe it imparts. Prepared by
DR. J. C. AYER & o., Lowell, Mas, Practi-
gists and Dealers in 3 edicine.
cal and Analytical C • ennets. Sold by 6a6119.52Dru.sg.
; !
Is Just Op en ng 04 the Rest of his Sexing Stock of
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ORYGOODS, GROCERIES
AND
CROCKERY, 4ASSWARE, BOOTS, SHOES,
HAi'S AND CPS;
Which he o Mrs at prices that cannot le sorassd. All Rind a of FARM PRODUCE Taken. Call
and Examine Goods.
694-4 GEOitGE IURRAY, Hensall.
JUST TO HAND,
EAS
BIR
c.
EAUTIFUL ASSORTTNT
ER CAF4 DS!
NEW DESIGNS .
.4.
HDAY CARS.
W. PA_PST, Booltseller, Seaforth.
CHANE OF BU INESS.
POTTLTDR/"Ir,
, SEAFORTH, Ont., April 3rd, 1880.
Having purchased the Sea orth Foundry from John Nopper, we will continue
to keep on hand, at the old sand, Main Street Seaforth. a full assortment of
Plows, Gang Piows, Scuffiers, Land Rollers and i11 oter Implements in our line.
Column Crestmgs, and School, Church, Garden! and Lawn Chairs a specialty.
Repairing promptly and neatlydone and satisfaction guaranteed. Give us a trial.
ALFRED R. NOPPER. NOPPER BROTHERS,
JOHN W. N0PPE1.
SEAFCIRTH, Ont., April 3rd, 1880;
Having disposed of my business, I must call on all those indebted to me,
either by note or book account,t to cafl and settle the same before the Firstl of
May, as after that date I will lace everything i4 the hands of the Clerk of the
Court fo collection. JOHN NOPPER.
"NIL DEBPERA D M." RECOR OF THE LYMAN BARB.
MARK.
T ADE MARK.
Before Taking
THE GREAT E
vous Debility
clu 'ng Spermato
res lte of Self-
GY, AY'S SPECIFI
only remedy which
manently cure Pal
of the Heart, Con
Rueblng of blood
stomach, lndigest
energy, Bashfuln.e
position to labor o
versal Lassitude,
vitaion, Prematur
in our pamphlet,
on receipt of a th
is now sold by all
or 6 for $5, or aril
receipt of Money, b
THE ORA
NGLISH BEEDYI for NFr•
nd all NervouslAffe tions,
ii -
hes, Seminal Weak e, 8, ca,
bumf, indiscrtion, &.,
MEDICINE' Tbis is the
has ever been known to pet-
itation and other 4ffections
umption in its ;earlier stages,
to the head, 1 wind in the
n, Loss of Mentory, Waitt df
s, Desire for solitude, _Indi-
• account of peakri se, Uni
ain in the baek, dimness of
old age, ect. Full particulars
hich we send securely sealed
ee cent stamp. I The Specific
ruggists at $1, per package,
be sent treat by mail on
addressing 1 689
MEDICINE do„ Toronto,
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FIRST ,PRIZES AWARDED THE
ss
LYMA N "
4-B4RB WIRE FENCING
At Mont al, (trebec,) Hamilton, (Ontario),
Cinbinnati (Ohio), Syracuse, (New York), end
Davenport (lows), Exhibitions, for Excellence
and Supe ority over all Competitors. The
Cheapest nd Best Fencing in the Wold.
Adopted ad in use on 19 Railway Lines in the
United St tee and Canada. See that our trade
mark, "Linan 'Barb," is stencilled 'on each
reel. Buy no othr. Send for prices and chair-
lars to WM. ROBERTSON & Co., Hardware
1derchants, Seafoth, Sign of the Circular Se.
or to the! DOMINION BARB WIRE FENCE
Co, Montreal. ; 69-26
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HOHSE WANTED
G. A. HOUGHTON
Is now prepared to buy any number of
GOOD SOOND HORSES,
Weighing from 1,1,-10 pounds and upwards.
WILL BE AT SHARPS HOTEL,
SEAFORTE, EVERY DAY.
66 c. A. IIOUGIUTON.
MONEY TO LEND.
In Large or Swill Sums, at reason-
able rate& of intere,t,
NOTES AND MORTGAGES
PUII,CASED.
APPLY TO W. C. GOUINLOCIC,
Or at the Office of J. H. Benson, Seaforth. 681
BROADFOOT & BOX,
SEAFORTH,
UNDERTAKERS, &C.
FUNERALS ATPERDED ON Tile
8110TES' NOTICB.
COFFINS AND SHROUDS
ALiiVAYS 1N HAND.
HEARE 0011. HIRE,
JOHN wiL IAMS &CO.
; WR0XETR1 - ONTARIO,
Bills Discounted. Drafts Issued. Money tent
1 on Real Easter Lowest Rates.
658-52 minj Wir.rd MKS & Co.
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