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APRIL ; 1i, 1.881.
The $e.bit of Thoroughness.
A capital motto to be hung over the
gitchen, door is this : "Thou deoireet
Ira iu the inward parts ;" and the
woman who, when she expected' com-
pany -to tea, always went the first thing
and washed the cellar stairs, had ten-
dencies in the right direction. She did
it, she said, to settle her mind, and
there is no doubt whatever that it was
.a source of deep and heartfelt satisfac-
ton to her, as she sat in the parlor and
°entertained her guests :with sprightly
eonversation, or presided with ease and
dignity at her daintily dressed table, to
reflect that the bidden -and gracious
virtnessymbolized by clean cellar stairs
were here also. A habit of thorough-
ness is _something which most people
need to cultivate with assiduity, and in
no profession is it more needed or does
it count for mare than in ours, dear
}housekeepers, who read this. There is
an unmi_etakable air about a perfectly
neat hobo which is felt by all those
who come into it ; there is no use in
trying to make it appear that neatness
and order are charaoteristics of your
home unIess, they are.: _ -There is reason
to bink that some women are in this
'natter content to seem without caring
to be, but it is a very transparent de-
ceit-. "If there is to be any dirt in the
hoose," said the best housekeeper I
ever knew, "let -it be where I can see it;
let it lie on the parlor tables and chairs
rather than be allowed to remain ander
the beds and in corners, where it will
become rich soil for the development
and growth of the germs of disease." •
There is a great difference between a
disorderly housekeeper and an untidy
one; there are often cogent reasons
why a woman can not possibly always
have her house in the order she loves ;
it way be the one severe trial of her life
that she can not carry out her ideas in
this respect, and she may be deserving
of credit for accepting the situation
with equanimity, especially if, as is fre-
quently the case, she may also be
obliged to endure the injustice of being
rated a failure as a housekeeper, when
in reality she is irreproachable so far as
neatness is concerned. This is certain-
ly of paramount importance ; it is a .
truth sadly forced home sometimes
that Iife and death wait upon the dis-
charge of what appear to be simple and
even unimportant matters.—Cor. N.Y.
Post.
Varieties.
O Sunday 3rd inst. in all the Roman
Catholic) Churches in Toronto, the altar,
crucifixes, pictures, statues and stained
windows were veiled in violet. This
covering will be kept on until after
Easter mass on Holy Sunday, when
every' ornament is again uncovered and
the churches dressed in their Easter
decorations.
—The second suit of Fisher vs. The
Georgian Bay Transportation Company,
better known as the Waubuno case,
resulted in a disagreement of the jury,
which stood nine for and three against
the plaintiff, Mrs. Fisher, who has
already spent $10,000 on the two suits,
expresses her intention of at onoe enter-
ing a third suit. As the expense to
defendants has been very heavy, a com-
promise is thought probable.
—The story is, going the rounds that
when Drs. Kidd. and Qain told Earl
Beaconsfield that bronchial asthma
was a dangerous ailment for a man
moving on towards eighty he smiled
and said he would live to denounce ,the
Transvaal sarrender. Whether this is
true or not, there is good authority for
saying that the patient bears his pains
and looks forward with stoical firmness:
—A woman was arrested in St.
Thomas the other day for stealing into
private residences and carrying off valu-
ables therefrom. Having succeeded in
securing a gold watch and chain, she
was in the act of concealing a watch
and chain taken from a bed room in an-
other house when discovered. Upon
the usual search being made, the follow-
ing articles were found concealed upon
her person : Two gold chains and one
gold watoh, one gold ring and charm,
ten yards of silk, some bugle trimming,
several yards of plain silk trimming,
some pieces of lace, a linen table cloth
and several small trinkets.
—Au aged lady from Massachusetts
called at eventide a few days ago, at the
house on lot No. 5, near Centre Road,
IYIcOillivray.. On the knock at the door
being replied to by the owner, she asked
if William Thompson lived there.
"Yes, ma'am.," "Is he in ?" "Yes,
ma'am." She carried a nico, well -
packed valise. "Do you know Eliza-
beth ?" "Yes, ma'am." Thinking his
daughter Eliza was referred to, he said,
"She's- at the fire inside. Come in."
"Well, I ash your sistez Eliza, from
Maasachueetts, and we haven't seen
each other for about•40 or 50 years."
Daughter Eliza jumped up, the rest of
the family surrounded, and out of : the
many surprise parties su McGillivray
during the season there were none at-
tended with such an amount of real
hearty, cordial greetings is this one.
Such kissing and hugging, the old ones,
especially, had not indulged in since
they left the banks of the Clyde, nearly
50 years ago.
—A few days ago a country youth
entered the photograph gallery in
Lncknow, and looking around, inquired
if this was where they took pictures ?
He was answered iu the affi motive.
He wanted a likeness taken. r. Pat-
tersen expressed his willing, ess to
serve hint, and told him that in the
other room he would find a looking
glass, and that he could fix up while he
was getting things ready. Upwards of
five minutes elapsed, and the photo-
grapher began to wonder whatas de-
taining his customer so long, and get-
ting impatient, went to see. The sight
which met his gaze made it for the
time a difficult matter to restrain his
risibles. There stood the lad before
the glass, in a, fixed and motionless atti-
tude, waiting in all patignee for the
word "enough." He seemed quite sur-
prised when Mr. Patterson asked him
if he was ready. In his simplicity he
thought that the impressions were
taken from the glass, and no d hubt he
would have remained there fully an
hour, if the photographer had not in-
terrupted him. The thing was Ixplain-
e:l to hien, and in- a few minutes he
went away happy, taking with him his
picture. This is the very eimplicitude
of Simplicity.
Epps's Cocoa.
Grateful and . conlfortieg.— "By a
thorough knowledge of the natural laws
which govern the operations .
n and nutrition, and byre di
s-
tioap-
plication a care�ul
of the tine properties of well
selected cocoa, Mr. Epps hal; provided_
our breakfasttables with a delicately
flavored beverage, which may save us
jany heavy doctors' bills. - It is by the
udicious use of such articles of diet that
constitution may be gradually built
u until strong enough to )resist every
t ndency to disease. Hundreds of sub-
tile maladies are floating around us
roady to attack wherever there
ia weak point., We may escape
Many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified with purc blood and a
p openly nourished frame."—Civil Ser-
vice. t,=azette. Sold only in packets
is elled—"James Epps & Co. , H omoeo-
pa Chic Chemists, Condon, Eng:" -Also
'makers of Epps's Chocolate Essence for
afernoon use. 48252
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A Wonderful Discovery. G
'For the speedy cure of consumption
and all diseases that lead to it, such as
stubborn coughs, ueglectea colds, Bron-
ch'tis, Hay Fever, Asthma, paiu in the
sine and chest, dry, haoking cough, tick
lin in the throat,hoarseness,soretbroat,.
an lungs, and all chronic or lingering
di eases of the the throat and lungs, Dr.
Ki ..g's New Discovery has no equal and
ha established for itself a world, wide
reutation. Many • leading physicians
recomniend and use it in their
practice. The formula from which it is
prepared -is highly recommended by all
medical journals. The clergy and the
preiss have complimented it in the most
gloing terms. . (=o to your druggist and
ge a ti ial bottle free of cost, or a
reg lar size for $1. For sale 'by E.
Hilkson & Co., Seaforth. 657-52-5
lest and Comfort to the
Suffering.
Brown's Household Panacea has no
equal for relieving pain,, both internal
an( external. It cures pain in the side,
bac , or bowels, sore throat, rheuwa-
tis , toothache, lumbago, and .any kind
of ain or ache. It will most surely
qua ken 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 jlouble the strength of any other ,
elixir or liniment in the world, should..
be i every family bandy for use when
wan ed, as itreally is the best remedy in
the world for cramps in the stomach,
and sins and aches of all kinds, and is
for ale by all druggists at 25 cents a
bott e. 692-52
Gay's Syrup of Red Spruce
Gum.
Bret Harte in one of his- charming
sketches tells of a school mistress who Ft
was accustomed to take long walks in
the pine woods of California, for the
benefit of the balsamic air, There is
more in this treatment than moat people
will be inclined to credit. We see the
piney, and spruces have been brought in-
to requisition in the cause of medical J
proggess. Gray's Syrup of Red Spruce
Guth,—a thoroughly scientific prepara-
tion provides this treatment in a con-
cent ated form, and has, after 20 years' I9 1
test, roved itself the most satisfactory
cure extant for coughs, colds, lung and
throe affections. Price 25 and 50 cents
per bottle. 684.26
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erever once introduced and becomes
own, it is almost imposail,e to sup
the demand, because of their true
ri •tiring where all others fail--•
d at a reasonable price (50c.) --Exch.
Id by '. Hickson & Co. 662,26c
'They All Do It."
i o be : utify and preserve the teeth
give fragrant to he breat use
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pack : ge, 5 co ts. 649-52 -
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Mothers ! Mothers! Mothers!
Are you disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by a sick child suff-
ering and crying with the excruciating
pain f dusting teeth ? `If so, go at
once rad get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup. It will relieve the
poor ittle sufferer immediately—de-
pend pon it ; there is no mistake
about it. There is not a mother on
earth who has ever used it, who' will
not te 1 you at once that it will regulate
the b wets, and give rest to the mother,
and r lief and health to the child, oper-
ating ike magic.. It is perfectly safe to
use in all cases, and pleasant. to the
taste, nd is the prescription of one of
the of est and best female physicians
and n rses in the United States., Sold
everyshere at 25 cents a bottle. 692-52.
.
True to Her Trust.
• Too uch cannot be said of the ever-
faithf 1 wife and mother, constantly
watch ng and- caring for her dear ones,
never neglecting a single duty in their
behalf- When they are assailed by dis-
ease, ` and the system • should have
a thordngh cleansing, the stomach and
bowels' regulated, blood purified" ma-
larial poison exterminated, she must
know that Electric Bitters are the only
sure r-e#nedy. They are the best and
purest medicine in •the world, and only
coat fif y cents. Sold by all druggists.
696-26-
o Not be*Deceived.
In these times' of quack medicine ad-
vertise ents
d-vertisements everywhere, it is truly
gratify' g to find one remedy that is
worthy of praise, and which really' does
as reco mended. Electric Bitters, we
can vo . ch for as being a true and re-
liable r medy, and one that will do as
reoom ended. They invariably cure
Stour: h and Liver Complaints, Dis-
eases o the Kidneys. and Urinary Diffi-
culties. Ws know whereof we speak,
and ca readily say, give them a trial.
Sold at fifty cents a bottle, by all drug-
gists. 96.26-2.3 • -
Zopesa.
I ha •
secured the agency for this
new coloun
trouble ,p d for Dyspepsia, and liver
It comes to me under most
favorab a auspices, being very highly
endorse and recommended. Its won-
derful nity to the Digestive Organs
and the Liver, increasing the dissolving
juices, orrecting the acids and carry-
ing off mparities of the Stomach and
regulating the Liver, can be tested by
securing a sample bottle, which sells at
10 cents!, or large eight ounce bottle, 75
cents. J. R0BERTS, Seaforth and
Bavfiel 679-52a
W. Up by the Doctors;
Where doctors have failed to cure,and
have given their patients up to die,
Electria bitters have often been used,
an'
d a c re effectecl, greatly to to the
astonis ment 9f all. Diseases of the
stomac , liver, kidneys and urinary
organs re positively cured by Electric
Bitters. They invariably cure 'consti-
pation, lea ache and all billious at-
tacks. Try them, and he gonvinced
that the are the best medicine ever
used. 'old by E. Hickson & Co.at 50c
a bottle: 662.26c
AG-ratCh
Chicago 0
g Enterprise.
The aboratory for the manufacture
of Elect is Bitters
is one of Chicago's
greatest enterprises, giving employment
to a lar a number of hands. The ex-
tensive ale already attained for this.
wonderf it remedy is astonishing.
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From the W 11-
A.
r pared .o offer, ei h
Paper Good,IFrs:
At th
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Wet and .amu
'lover and Tion
end ll Kinds
Flower See
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GROCERIES
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We ha ea Fn 1 Stockof
Pr ovis ons, and wool c
our La a Stodk of
N
C onsist_ng of
oynne, Pi
Gunpowder, Congos,, U:
All
'resp and
18b1.
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Stock of
N SEES
oaee of
E&C
Bulk or by the
eliable
KINDS,
consisting of a
Carrots, -
rn Grass,
arden and
KERY,
NS. -
, Crockery, and
1 attention to
A. SI,
g 4
ening Epson,
00 . r • and Japans,
And Better Vale than ever • e
publicl Also
EXTR COD VAI E
Give s a Call and be co#vi
rison's 's the right place 9 b
South Side of Mai
site Market
M. MOfRIS
H
N,
Season,
offered to the
SUGARS.,'
that M. Mor-
et, Oppo -
t,
FORTH.
G.
Is
S S
H6I
naw prep: red to.,
COOPS U
Weiighing fro 1,100 poun
WILL BE T
SEAFO ' TH, E
688 G. 1A..1
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' 'HE (}1v1EAT FEMALE R]
Per• dicalPi is—Thtsi
unfailirlQ in tho cure -of a
dangerong diseas :e to wliic
tion lean jest. 'I . model' at
moves all btract one, and a
relied one To ma: edladles,
It will, iJ a short time, brin
riod with egular t; . T etre p
taken by emale • darin ; the
of Pregr cy, as hey ar entre
carriage, rat at a . y he tome
all as a of N rvoueotland
pains sirithe back and li a• be, fa
ertion, Ps{lpitatio. of t e l.e.
whites, ! se pill will eff - et ti c
means _1ir ve fail d; .an., 1
remedy, d not c. ntain o , c
n
ora t • ' hurt n
1
o,
yho c
g�
direction in the p amphl : tar n
which sh ld be 0 refnll pr
New Yor , c Sole; ' ropriet r.
forposta eenclos:d to o
ronto, 0 t., gen:ralg tits
will ins e a bo tle o
returnIII H. So d i S of
Bleasdel>, J. S. R 'bergs, and
TED
TON
Ler of
RSES,
upwards.
HOTEL,
AY.
G HTON.
Job Moser
medicine is
painful and
le constitn-1
cess and re-
cure may be
liailysuited, •
monthly pe
onld not be
ee months
ing on Mise.
re safe._
n Blight ex
'sterics, and
en all other
aartow
P a]b
1, antimony,
tion. Full
oh package,
Job Moses
d 12i cent:
yman, T
Dominion,
60 pills b
Hickson
den. 634-5
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HIRON
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11
RMERS AND G DEFERS
REQUIRING
FIRST -(CLASS SEE S
SB1OULD PATRONIZE
AN Exc- USIvE' SEED(} S'i
Where Fresh
bought direct
porters. To d
rr.
3eede are always kel
fromthe beet -grow'
this call et
t on
yrs an
OBERTSON
The only first class Seed Store in Sea{
where all the varieties of '
Field a zd Garden
Are to be had ch ap for cash. The
soma of the favo> ite Grains an d Seed
viz.'
RAINS :
R
S,
rth
eeds
llowing{are
in Stock,
Lost Nation Wheat (Spring);
New Zealand Oats,
Barley, in all varieties.
PEAS AND BEAIIIS
Peas— .ng Pod,Dan.O'Rour e,
" Iittle's Gem, &e.
Beans— arty China Bed Eye,
" I waif German Wax,
G eat German Wax,
8 arlet Runner,
B oad Windsor, &c.
-T RNIpS
Skirving
Carter's
Westbnr
Sbamro.
White S
•
a Purple T , Swede
reperial, Swede,
(Hall's), Swede,
k,,Royal Norfolk, Gr.
ede and White Glob
MANGE WURTZ
•
•
Stone,
LS
Carter's Mammo h Long R d, grows �o an im-
mense size, .f excellen quality,
Norbiton Giant, ed Globe, and Yello Glob:,
Carter's Warden orange Gloe—thio v sty t • : es
more prizes t'. an any o her.
Long Red, Bed G obe, and ong Yello *
EET :
Early Blood Turnip,
Flat Egyptian`
Lo g Blood Red,
W • ite Sugary&e.
CA : BAG ES
Large Yo
MMarbleh.
Winning
onrtie
White Be
Early Sea
Searlet I
Large Be.
Large Be'
k, Ozheart, Flat Du$1,
ad, Red Dutch for pi
tadt, probably thebe t in
tion.
C
RROTS:
gians-Frenala Seed,
let, French Horn,
termediate,
Altringham, fine fluor.
Surrey, garden or field.
.0 LERY
Sa.. dringhain,
R al Solid,
W.ite Solid, &c.
ORN :
Mammoth :agar Corn,
Crosby's E : rly,
Howell's E ergreen,
Adams' E : rly, one of the earlier
Tuscarora lerge, fine for nharke
ight Row d Early,
anadian ellow,
,
Largeto Flin Twe ve Rowed yellow,
Indiana High Mixed,
Seed Corn or Green Feed,
American eeding Corn, &e.
u
M:LONS:!
(Musk, Green Citron,
Water, Black Spanish,
Water, Mountain Sweet,
Citron, for preserving.
Lar
Ma
PKINS
o Field,
moth, &e.
r
SQ ASH
Early " . te Bush Scalloped,
Mammot . , &o.
TO ATOES :
General Grant, Trophy,
Caria V otor, &o.
OTHER 1
Pa
Pa
C
0
GRAS
Tr
Or
R
Kee
M
Ile
Al
1,
EGETABLES
slay,
snipe, ,
cumbers,
trace,
ions, &c.
SEEDS
othy,
bard Grass,
Top,
tacky Blue,
mmoth Clover,
June,.
ike,
Le erne,,
lite Dutch,
White Dote,
Ta es and Rape,
Bu kwheat,
EAUlet,
ngarian, &c.
LAND
One car load of W
or bulk. l
BLASTER
ite Land Plaster, in barrels
W. S. R
68
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SEAFORTH, ONT.
N
SEAFORTH BOOT AND HOE STORIO
TR
AS
SIGN OF - THE :PIG
BOOT.
OUR STOCK ! JUDG FOR YOURSELVES
O, R -PRICES ! ANDS VE MONEY
—Jo
WILLIA
BY PURCHASINIG
OOTS&3sr D SHOES 0
FROM
LOGAN, SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT
CTSTOM WORK AND 1?kPAIRING
CARRIED
ON AS FORMERLY, UNDER THE SUPERVISION
OF MR. ELLIOTT GRIE ' E.
WM. LOIGAN, Seaforth
BOOTS AND 1SH ES.
ROBERT WILLIS,
HAVING commenced business on his own
the Store in Strong's Blook, MAVEN IS'
II(
SEAEOItT, Next door to M. M rrison's
now prepared to furnish all who 11 favor
theft patronage with a first-class artiol in.B
Shoes of- any known description. He w
Only the Hest, and his practical nowle.
long experience in the business enables im to
such a Way as can not -tail to be bene Dial to
GIVE HIM A RI.
CUSTOM WOIILK of Every . ind F
tended to. Remember the Stand and : he N
ROBERT WIL
account la
['BEET,
Grocery, is
him with
cote and
ill Keep
tge of and
�urehasein
customers:
L.
�mptly At-
e:
eaforth.
F O F.
WALL PAPERS AND WfNdOW BLINDS
SCOTT'S
TRY
UMSDEN & W1L
SON,
LOCK, - - - - SE FORTH, ONT.
CHEAP 0i 0 -
AT
NS
THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR PiO O. GALLERY.
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EXCELS OE, DOMINION, BELL & CO.'S, and other >inakes :applied at Bottom Figures.
Ravin no tra%ening tr other expenses in connection with th s branch of my business, I can
give my cut c inai. th e benefit, and enable them to procure an,Instr. ent at a reasonable price.
A. CALDER, Over Wilson Yo . . g's Store, Seaforth, Ont.
N. B.—The Manufacturers' Guarantee given with each Or an, anwill be endorsed by me. .
WATCHMAKER
PAPST 1
EAF. RTH, ONTARIO.
uccessor to
Ie srs. Duncan & Duncan, late E.
llicason & Co.
'WATCH E
AND
I all their 1)reecho
EPAIRING
En
S, CLOCKS,
JEWELRY
kept Constar Ely on hand.
raving
C.
A SPECIALTY.
V eatly Executed.
L. PAPST, Seaforth
AYER'S 0
THARTIO PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PUR-
POSES OF A FAM-
ILY PHYSIC,—Cnr-
ing Coati v e n es s,
Jaundice, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Dysen•
try, Foul Stomach
and Breath, He a d-
ache,Erysipelas,Piles,
Rheumatism, Ern p-
tions and Skin Disea-
ses, Billi ousne s 8,
isea-ses,Billionsnes8,
Liver Complaint,
Dropsy, Tetter, Tula, ors and Sal 'tllheum,Worms,
Gout, Nenr igia, a a Dinner Pill, and Purifying
the blood, re the ost congenial purgative yet
perfected. Their ffects abundantly show how
much they xcelal other Pills. They are safe
and pleasant to t ke, but powerful to cure.
They purge out the foul humors of the blood;
they stimnhite theinggish or disordered organs
into action and they impart health and tone to
the whole boing. They cute not only • the every
day complaints of elverybody, but formidable and
contageono diseases. Moat useful physicians,
moat eminent cher ymen, and our •best citizens,
cures performed, and of
ed from there Pills. They
et physic for children, be-
es effectual. Being sugar
to t..k¢; and being purely
ntirely harmless. Prepared
send certificates o
great benefits der'�
are the safet and b
causemildas well
coated they =.re eaFl
yegetaij e, they are i
by DR. J. C• AYER & Co., Lowell,Mass., Practi-
cal and Ana 3-ticalCbereiste. So Id by all Drug-
gists and Dealers in Medicine. 669-52 4
" NIL DEPERANDUM."
RECORD
E LYMAN . BARB.
FIRST P
4 -BAR
At Montreal,
Cincinnati. (0
Devenport, (lo
and Superior
Cheapest and
AIopted and -
II iced States
m rk, "Lyra
re 1. Buy no
1a s to WM.
M rchants, Se
or to- the D
C ., Montreal?
IZE AWARDED THE
LYMAN"
WIRE FENCING
(Qneb
io), 8
a), E
ty ove
Best
use 0•
and Ca
Bar
ther.
OBE'
forth,
MIND
c,) Hamilton, (Ontario),
racuse, (New York), and
hibiti0 Ls
for Excellence
all Competitors. The
Fencing in . the World.
19 Railway Lines in the
oda. See that our trade
., is
stencilled onate c each
end for prices and circu-
TSON • & Co., Hardware
ign of the. Circular Saw,
N BABB WIRE FENCE
692-26
TRADE M. RK.
.14
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Before Taking 'y
I After Taking,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REAip;DY for Ner-
vous Del ility and all Nervous Affections, in-
cluding Spermatorrhea, Seminal weakne s, ect.,
results of , Self-abuse, indiscretion, &c., it
G;AY'S SPECIFIC ,MEDICINE. This it the
only rerr.edy which has ever been known to- per-
manently cute Palpi ation and o; her affections
of the Heart, Corsa ption in its ,earlier stages,
Rush -lig of lllood t the .head, wind in the
stomach, lndigestio , Loss of Memory, Want of
energy, Basb1fnluess Desire for solitude, Indis-
position to labor on account of weakn, se, Uni-
versal Lasai ude, P in in the back, dimness of
vision, Pre ature o d age, ect. Full particulars
in our pamphlet, which we send securely sealed
on receipt of a thre cent stamp. The Specific
is now Fold all all D uggistsat $1 per package,
or 6 for $5, r will' a sent free by mail on
receipt of Mo ey, by ddressing d89
- THE ; RAY EDICINE CO„ Toronto.
In Ordinary o the C'itizfra qf Sea -
forth and S rroundingsCountry.
REPAIRING N ALL BRANCHES
Of Watch , Clocks and Jewelry.
LARCE STOCK F COLD .AND SILVER
Watches, Chains, Rings,
Brooches Rar Pings,
Silver P ated Ware,
Clocks, dewy 'Goods,
And Sp tacles,
OHEAPE THAN EVER:
Goods War anted as Represented.
M. R. COUNTER, Seaforth.
NSURA CE AGENCY.
Fire, Marine, Life and Accident
INSURA OE AGENT.
TTAVING been in the Inanrance Business for
1-1- the past fourteen y€ ars, I am prepared to
effect insurances on an kinds of Property at the
LOWEST P SSIBLE RATES
None but first-clas Companies represented.
I Alld ALSO GENT FOB THE
CANADA ERMANENT
LOAN AND SA INCS COMPANY.
The Oldest in the
On Beal Estate at Se en per cent,
ion. Money advanced
ALSO AG NT FOR THE
rATE LINE ST AMMO COMPANY,
Sailing between ow York and Britain.
'Y'VrAf. N. WATSON
Main Street, SELFORTH, Ontario.
IFFthiCe ItlEaZioinn *H0 tel" P.beirs 331°°14 °P13"141
0101111ING A
JAME
D SAW MILLS*.
KYLE
erall
EW S W MILLI
now in hell g order, and he is pre-
pare to do
USTO
SA WiNG
0 the shortest noti e and most reasonable
te ME. He has also on hand and for sale
ALL KINDS OF
SAWN LUMBER.
Proreptbr Filled.
FLOU
ING MILL
Is in chaxge of a Fir -Class Miller , and he is
prepaard to do
G !STING AND CHOPPING
Oni the 'Shorteat Notice. Good Work and full
Satisfaction guaranteed,
of lumber sawn go to the Egniondville
691 TA BILE, Proprietor.
ONEY TQ LEND.
In Large or Small Surns, at reason.
able rates of interest.
N TES AND MORTGAGES
r a the Office of I. H. RenS0u, Seaforth. 681
EAFORTH PLANING MILL,
SASH,D0011 AND BLIND FACTORY
rilkE trubscriberbege leave to thank his; nannerou
himetince commencing baldness Seaforth,and
trusts hat he may be f &voted with a continuance
of thts. same.
Pa -ties intending t o btitta would do well to give
him I. call,as he will eontintte to keep on hand a
large stock of allkinds erf
Dry Pine In.tmber, Sashes, Doors,
Blinds aind Mouldings, Shingles,
He eeleconfident of givingsatiefactiontothoss
who ay favour him with theirpatronage,as nano
Parkicular attention paid to Custom Planing
201 JOHN II. BROADFOOT.
J. S. PORTER 'SEAFORTH.
I am, determined ta Clear Out m.?
..Entire Stock of Piwniture regafr
less of Cost.
epH08E IN WANT, it lain pay them to &seer-
-A- Lein prices before purehasing elsewhere. a
give a large discount to those paying cash, es.
peeially to newly married touples.
I ant still selling six highly finished ehairs for
S2. I aleo keep KnowIten's Spring Bed, the
best and cheapest in the market ; warranted i
perfectly noiselees.
Warierooms directly oppesite M. B. Counter"),
kiam oth Jewelry Store, Main Street, Seaforth, I
Eget ide.
825 1.01:1N S. PORTER.