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JULY 22, 1881.
News Item.
Dees got in among Mr. E. Roy's
sheep at Ravenswood, the latter part of
last week, and destroyed seventeen of
them.
—Mellville FoWler, a well known
writer on sporting matters , was drowned
yesterday morning at Rockaway Beach,
i
IT. Y. while bathing.
—ill the storekeepers o Barrie have
agreed to close their placet! of business
every Wednesday at 1 o'clock till Sep -
S
ena—bAer 7ntilmn. number of Great Western
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Engines and oars are reported to have
been seized by the Custorna authorities
at Windsor, Ont., for undervaluation!.
—The great Brooklyn bridge is a
costly affair. Thus far nearly $13,000,-
000 have been expended en it, and it
will take another year and, some more
millions of dollars to complete it.
—It is asserted that Krupp cannot
meet his big gun orders, viz : Roma-
nia 100, Greece 700, Sweden 50, Hol-
land 120, Italy 400. Such are Europe's
peace prospects.
• —The New Testament has just been
translated into the Corean language,
and a Glasgow lady promises to provide
half the salary for five year's of the first
Corean evangelist.
—The average daily production of
petroleum during the past year in the
United States were 75,000 barrels. The
estimated daily consumption of crnde
oil throughout the world is 45,000 bar-
rels.
—The Lord Mayor of London has in-
vited LienteCol. Gibson, captain of the
Canadian team, and Capt. A. E. Cur-
ran, to meet the Prince of Wales at' a
banquet at the Mansion House on Sat-
urday.
—The Rev. Mr. Hannon, of the Can-
ada Methodist Church, St. Marys, haa
been made the recipient of an address,
accompanied by a purse containing $100,
previous to his departure for England
to spend his vacation. _
—D. P. Todd, of the Nautical Alma-
nac office at Washington, has just com-
pleted the comparison of individual
measures of the American photographs
taken of the last transit of Venus. The
result is 92,028,000 miles for. the mean
distance of the earth from the sin, tak-
ing as the base Clark's value of the
earth's equatorial radius.
—Howard. University, Washington,
D. C., graduating five colored students
from its Law School and seven from
its College Department. To these add
twelve medical and ten theological
graduates, and we have a total of thir-
ty-four sent out this year to become
educated leaders of their race.
—M. Ganabetta is a firm believer in
the eligibility of woman as teacher. He
declares himself convinced that in the
educational work of the future the wo-
men of France will honorably bear their
share as soon as the legislation of the
country enables them to assert their
competency and authority.
—Ex -President Guillermo, of San
Domingo, has arrived at St. Thomas
with General Perez, and is purchasing
an armament and preparing for an in-
vasion of San Domingo. He has two
schooners and 400 men ready to start
early in Angust. Reports from San
Domingo say that the greatest commo-
tion prevails there over the threatened
invasion.
..-The Pennsylvania normal schools
are all in debt, and have been asking
the legislature for $260,000, with which
to liquidate their indebtedness. They
also ask for an appropriation of $100,-
000, to help them through their work
for the next two years. One of the
tampers of the Legislature claims that
these schools have failed in the purpose
for which they were esta,blished, and
that the number of pupils who have
subsequently become teachers is small.
—Beecher preached on "Political
Corruption," last Sunday. He said :
"Many man who have been raised to
high places were of a mushroom char-
acter. The great vice of politics was
lying and whiskey. If the lures spread
for our legislators were known to the
pablic, they would make the oheeks of
every virtuous household blush for
shame. The foundations of morality
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were shaken in order that ;gamblers
politics might succeed, for it
was considered disgraceful to fail.
He referred to bribe takers and.
said there were not many but
would take bribes. They were like the
Aldermen in some cities, who only took
office to make money ; but it was grati-
fying that in all history no line of kings
ever stood higher for morality than the
American President."
—The arrangements for the great
Conference of the Methodist e of the
world, to be held in London in Septem-
ber, are made. The opening sermon is
to be preached by Dr. Simpscln, one of
the Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal
Church; and -on the first day there is to
be a reception at the Mansion House,
the Lord Mayor being a Wesleyan. The
chief business of the Conference will be
the reading and discussion of papers on
the history and results of Methodism,
the perils of the demonstration, the
home and foreign missions, and allied
topics. The great importance attached
to the Conference may be judged from
the fact that its deliberations are to ex-
tend over twelve days, and that the
cost of holding the meetings and of the
arrangements for the reception of the
delegates is estimated at $25,000. unprincipled dealers, purchas
see that each wrapper bears
s m es gnatnre of S. N. Th
the firm name Northrop
pend upon it ; there
about it. There is n
earth who has ever u
not tell yon at once th
the bowels, and give r
and relief and health to
sting like magic. It is
use
is no naistak
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t a other o
ed it, whe w
t it will regnla
at to the moths
the child, oper
erfectly safe
in all cases and
lem
taste, and is the presonptionallotf toth
oneo
the oldest and best female physicians!
and nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere at 25 cents a bottle. 62-52.
Rest and. Coraf rt to
Sufferin.
Brown's • Household anacea
equal for relieving pal , both i
and external. It cures jam in t
back, or bowels, sore throat, r
ham, toothache, lumbago and a
of pain or ache. It wi 1 most
quicken the blood and eal, as
ing power is woiidei ful.
Household Panacea, eing
ledged as the great pan reliev
of double the strength of an
elixir or liniment in the world,
be in every family hand for us
wanted, as it really is the est re
the worldfor cramps inj the st
and pains and -aches of a1 kinds,
for sale by all druggists at 25
bottle. 692-52
Ought Not to Be.
How often do we see t 1 e hard
ing father straining ever • nery
muscle, and doing his nt Host t
port his family. Imagin his f
when returning home fro 1 k a har
labor, to find his family orostrat
disease, conscious of un.aid d
bills and debts on eve .' him
must be enough to drive o fie cra
this unhappiness could b avoid
using Electric Bitters, ' hiela
every disease from the system, br
joy and happiness to thou ands.
at fifty cents a bottle, by all dru
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Worthy of Pr se.
As a rule we do not rec mmen pa-
tent medicines, but when e kno» of
one that really is a public benef c or,
and does positively cure, th9n we on-
sider it our duty to impai the n or-
mation to all. Electric 3itte are
truly a most valuable m dioine, nd
will surely cure Biliousness Fever nd
Ague, Stomach, Liver, a d d ey
Complaints, even where all ther ense-
dies fail. Weknow whereo we s eak,
and can freely recommend t ern t ll.
—Exch. Sold at fifty cents a bottle, by
all druggists. 696-26-4
Rheumatism, Neural *a, B s.
Jeddiah, Bellanger, of
Cape May County, New je
that Peruvian Syrup cur
Rheumatism and Neuralgia,
he had suffered so long that
think he could be cured.
years since he took the Syr
has been free from the above
ever since. Aaron Leami
same place, writes that he w
fifteen years with boils, and
afflicted with rheumatism,
ties of Peruvian Syrup comp
ld Sp g,
•sey writes
el hira of
from wjh4ch
he didi not
It iI ten
p, an4 he
omplints
g, of the
s affii tied
lso -b dly
Six b4-
etly c red
him. Sold by all druggists. 710.5
Zopesa.
Zopesa, from Brazil — Its
affinity to the digeistive a
the human stomach, its mo
ing effect upon a torpid livi r, an
cleansing and toiling the systisna;ca
tested with a 10 cent samplelbottle.
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Vegetable Discov ry.
When the blood become imp re,
disease, its contamination y bile, or
either from the developmentcf inh rit-
ed
other causes, serious mala.
follow. A highly accredited
theseeevils is Northrop st
Vegetable Discovery and
Cure, which eradicates imp
the blood and fertilizes it by
digestion and assimilation.
McCaw, Custom House,
writes : "My wife has been
with Dyspepsia and Rheu
some time past, and has tr
many different things to help
got no relief until she tried N
Lyman's Vegetable Discove
peptic Cnre. She has taken
ties, and has not been in as gc
for years. This testimonial
use as you like for the relief
more who are sufferers from t
ble disease, Dyspepsia. 710.4
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Thomas' Eclectric
Not a half way cure, but
permanent relief, soon experi
lows the nee of Thomas' Ecl
for coughs, colds, sore throat
rheumatism, neuralgia, piles,
diseases of horses and cattle.
by professional men of emine
pensive and popular, it in
proves itself worthy of the ge
fidence reposed in it. The i
which compose it are the p
most effective medicinal oils ;
hob impairs its strength b
es su
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and
no al °-
causing
evaporation, and it can be usqd as Ian
outward application or an internal
medicine. No lotion or on uent can
compare with it either in effijoacy er
purity. As it is sometimes it4itated by
rs should
the f
Dias, an
Lynia
Epps's Cocoa.
Grateful and Corafortinge—"By 9.
thorough knowledge of 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, Islre Epps has .provided
our breakfast tables with a delicately
flavored beverage, which may I save us
-
many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the
judicious use of such articles of 'diet that
a constitution may be gradually built
up until stroiag, 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
many a fatal shaft by keeping curselves
well fortified with pure blood. and a
properly nourished frame."—Civil Ser-
vice Gazette. Sold only in packets
labelled—"James Epps & Co., letonaceo-
pathic Chemists, London, Eng."—Also
makers of Epps's Chocolate Essence for
afternoon use. 4S2-52
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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 of cutting teeth f If so, go at
once and get a bottle of Mrs. Vitinslow's
Soothing Syrup. It will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately—de-
blown in the bottles. Sold by all drug-'
gists. Prepared by Northrop & Ly-
man, Toronto, Ont. 710.b
Teaberry.
"Must say it's the nicest thi g I eve
used for the teeth and bre th," say
every one having tried "Teab rry," the
new toilet gem. Get a 5 cen sample
679.52
THE SEAFORTH
F R U T S
AND R ESTAURA
MAIN STREET, SEA
11IRAM DAGON keeps constantl
full supply of all kinds of
SEASONABLE VEGET
Fresh and Good. Also the Choicest
PLANTS, Direct from the 0
COOLING DR
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ORT:
on hand
BLES
110 U
den ers.
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Of all kinds on draft, and Confect ionery tti
Nick-Nacks.
REMEMBER THE PLACE—Mu hy's B1ck
fir st door north of Robertson's Hard are Stoe.
702 111.1FLA.111 .16
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
PIANOS AND ORGAINISa
,
TL V(ry Latest and Most Important AUnouneement yet
. made is the fact that We have
E.3 UCED THE P
RICES
In Pianos and Organs,
o that au may have an opportunity of enjoying the pleasures
al d benefit.. of a Musical Instrument. Through our Iarge and
i creasing trade we are in a position to supply PIANOS
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1 m tie Best Canadian and Anaarian Factories, including
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EINWAY' CHICKERINC. DECKER, WEBER,
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nd others too numerous to mention, at prices and terms
at cannot fail to give satisfaction. The fabulous prices
arged for Pianos and Organs in thIa locality, previous to our
pearince on the scene, have been. swept away, and not only
w prices but genuine quality in instruments have been in-
oduced.. We make a Specialty of the
°MINION ORGANS AND
eying they are equal, if not superior in
trament in the market.
PIANOS,
quality, to any
d Instruments taken in golehang
and Organs to 1?ent.,
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SEWING MACHINES.
We are Agents for the Raymond Saving Machines, whin h are
ket in stook and reduced in price. We iaave a number of good
etond-band Machine/1, which will be soh]. cheap.
0/10T7RAPHINC AND PICTURE FRAMING
CARRIED ON EXTEl!iTSIVELY.
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WADE BROTHERS, Seaforth.
.111TNE II'S BLOCH.
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P‘MAN
THEY
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to gate to
me a eollecti
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b themselves,
Priomptly attend
CARR' GE WORKS, SEAFORTH.
RE A AIN TO TH E FORE.
L A -1\T Oz CO.
t Dee in want of B ggies that they have now on hand as good and hand -
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QGIE I NEky BUGGIES!!
Lyles as can be found in any shop west of Toronto. They a re all made
they can consequently warrant them as to workmanship and material.-
EPAIRING OF ALL KINDS.
to and neatly and substantially executed, and sa tisfnotion guaranteed.
We e also preps to take
lase 1 b at reasons)) e rices:
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And be convinced that la en d
111--tirinvriz4G.
rders for TrimmingVehieles of all kinds, and can guarantee a firet-
AND GIVE US A TRIAL
better for you than most other firms in bhe Trade.
PILLMAN & Co., Seaforth.
N. B.—Buggiesand Li*t Vu 'n t to to order if desired.
IM RTANT NoTicE!
GRE T DISCOUNT SALE
HOFFMAN BROTHERS', SEAFORTH.
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Haying decided to offer the whole of our stock of Dry Goods, Millinery, &c..,
a 9,R EAT DIISC0UN for the NEXT TWO WEEKS, in
der1 o make ro n for the large i oportation tiq Fall Goods, which our buyer is
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pr t sent purch m
gein the foreimarkets •' also for the Canadian Goods, for
hieiwe have al e y/placed orde , as we find unless we clear out at least half
onepresent sto k we will be stn k for roona,6,nd, therefore, we have decided
give the followi i LrIBERA DISCOUNTS:
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N ,fALL Ar4CNTS OF $1 TO $2, 10 PER CENT.;
9V $2 T
AM UNT
AND A
Pri ts and Cott n
i one of the grea es
a d v cinity. On
wjeek, and are of
ents especially
C oth , Ulstering
T able Linens, To
F rilli gs, Fringes
Dant Oil, Bonnets
Splen id Assortm
It Will be seen
U INESS
L IN FIG
hcjuse ; then in t
discount, and. you
QN 'Y $8.
woat *e can afford s
$5, 15 PER CENT.;
ABOVE .$5, 20 PER CENT.
s are excoptioi4 to discounts, but will be sold at cost. This
offeri gs, we phink, ever Made to the people of Seaforth
tock is all newJ Some of the goods are only in stock one
he 1atest styles. This stock is well assorted in all depart -
o 'n Dr ss Goo s, Dress Moline, Prints, Cottons, Tweeds,
lannels, Unde clothing, Shirting, Denims, Ducks, Hollands,
ls, Towellings Coverlets, Hoeiery, Gloves, Corsets, Ties,
Laces, Ribbons, Parasols, Umbrellas, Embroideries, Buttons,
ats, tine, Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, also a
n of M n'a and. Boys Felt and Straw Hats.
otici g the liberal discounts THAT WE MEAN
In t e first place the goods are MARKED IN
RES and t prices that have to compete with other
e Isecond place, t ke for instance a purchase of $10, deduct the
ill see t at you get FULL. SIO WORTH FOR
or may ay that we cannot afford to do that, but never mind
long s we o' 0 WHAT WE SAY. Remember
ON JIY FOR TWO WE KS.
we.alt as the terrns re cash. So come along early and bring your
REMEMisER THE 0 LY CHEAP CASH STORE
4.)A.R;iN0'S 1
LJR.
TIOF MAN BROTHERS, Seaforth.
R
F4MERS, TAKE N9TICE!
EAI5ING AND • MOWI G
MAC I "E . • EPAI1RED.
IfAR ERS, if you w nt
rcachines of Kippen, for hp
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in
ean& the business. 01
new roi.t..0, and all tin er4
notice. Give me a t4
money,
Thres
ing Cylin
'illed Wit)
Or the old ones la
Sp ecia: attention pai
m
F R M
ler
our reaping and
nds repaired, go
the- boy that u
boxes refilled
g jobs done on
1, and you will
and Conc
w Spikes,
d kWh the best of
to till work entrust
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A liarge Stock of Farm Hinges on hand.
0:ivs Harrows ,and SGT. ers
ways on Hand and Sold Chea
B ack smithing of all Kinds D
• on the Shortest Notice.
artiet wanting Casting or repairs from
N X011/4, BROTHERS' Man ufacttiring Com
of Ingersoll, for Reapers ' and Mowers, ea
th m at my Shop, as I have been eppoin.
that Com pany to keep 111 these repass on.
Relmember the sign.
/07-8 THOVA 8 'MILLIS, Kip
L REDIT FONCIE
HIS ew Company, orme forthe purpo
Inv eting French Capital in Camtda, is
pre pa;e41 k advance mcney on the most favor
ter ms o good landed securities. M P. HA
Ag ent f County of Erma., eaforth
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ANCHOR LINE.
-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS Sail
Every Saturday from NEW YORK and
GLASGOW (via Londonderry) and LONDON
Diroot.
TICKETS for Liverpool, Londonderry, Glas•
now, and ell parts of Europe. Fares as low as
any other 1rst-class line.
Prepaid' Passage Certitleates issued to persona
wishing t� bring out their friends.
The Pessenger accommodation of Anchor Line
Steamers arelunsurpassed for eleganee and com•
fort. Apply te
1 S. DICKSON,
593 At the Post Office,Seaforth
1\T a-
J[ S. HADDEN begs to announce to the people
. of this vicinity that he has purchased the
property fernterly owned by Mr. Wm. Hadden,
and having erected thereon a commodious shop,
be is now Prepared to execute orders for Weaving
in all its beanehes. FLANNEL, Plain and
Veined, and 'CARPETS a Specialty. All work
warranted to give satisfaction and terms reason-
able. Residence, half al mile east of Egmond-
ville, adjoining the farm of Mrs. Gemmell on the
west sioe. A trial is respectfully solicited.
703-13 I J. S. HADDEN.
MCCAUGHEY & HOLMESTED,
LAW; CHANCERY, AND CONVEYANCING
the OFFICE,
"Y' Scott's Block, Main Street, Seaforth.
get
d by
nd OLICITOIRS for the Consolidated Rank of
kJ Canada and the Canadian Bank ef Commerce
in Seaforth.,
Farm and Town and Village Property bought
and sold.
Money (private funds) loaned on mortgage se-
curities, at reasonable rates of interest. Charges
moderate.
Money invested for private persons upon the
bheii.etlmnmaotocrergi7; RsecEtiim.A.
riytleo,withotit any expense to
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ROYAL MAIL STOAMSHIPS
LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY,
AND GLASGOW.
TBE SHORTEST SEX ROUTE
Cabin, Intermediate and Steerage Tickets at
Lowest Rateie Steerage Plissengers are booked
to Lbndon, Cardiff, Bristol, Qtkeenetown, Derry,
Belfast. Galway and Glasgow, at same rates
to Liverpool,
SAILINGS FROM QUEBEC
MORAVIAN 4th JUNE
SARMATIAN
• 11th JUNE
CIRCASSIAN .18th JUNE
POLYNESIAN 25th JUNE
PARISIAN 2r1d JULY
SARDINIAN 9th JULY
MORAVIAN 16th JULY
SABMATIAN 23rd JULY
CERCASSIAN 30th JULY
POLYNESIAN • 6th AUG.
PARISIAN 18th AUG.
SARDINIAN .; 20th AUG.
MORAVIAN • 27th AUG.
The lad train connecting at Quebec with the
Allan Mail Steamer will leave Toronto every
Friday at 7:02 A. Paeyengers can also
1 eave Toronto by the 6:52 P. M. rain on Fridays,
and connect with the Steamer at Rimouski,
(paying the extra fare, $4 45, Quebec to Ri-
m onski.) BOSTON TO L1VEEPOOL DIRECT
—The Steamship Peruvian, 4,00 tons, Captain
J. Richie, will be despatched from Boston to
L iverpool, direct. at 8 A. M., June 24th. For
tickets and every information apily to
706 A. STRONG, Agent, Seaford'.
HO.! FOR EGMONDVILLE.
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FLOURING AND SA MILLS.
JAMES K LE
Begs to inform his friends and
erally that his
NEW SAW
Is now in full working order,
eared to do
the public gen-
MILL!
nd he is pre -
CUSTOM SAWING
On the shortest notice and most reasonable
terms. He has also on hand and for sale
ALL KINDS OF SAWN LUMBER.
Bills Promptly .Filled.
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HIS FLOURING MILL
Is in charge of a First-Clasa llirer, and he
prepared to do
GRISTING AND CLOPPING
On the Shortest Notice: Good Work and full
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Remo mber, when You wants gristground or a
bill of lumber eawn go to the Egmondville Mills.
691 JAMES KYLE, Proprietor.
MONEY TO LEND.
In Large or Small Staits„ at reason-
able rates of ifftterest.
NOTES AND MORTGAGES
PUROEIASEI1.
APPLY TO W. C. GO LOCK,
Or at the Office of J. H. Benson, Seaforth. 681
R. N. BRETT,
SEAFORTH,.
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Wholesale and RetailDeaier in LEATHER and
SHOE .FINDINGS of Every Description.,
None but the Very Best Stock kept. Terme
moderate. A Trial Solicited. All orders by mall
or otherwise promptly filled.
ese R. . I.311F.ITP
ROBERT WILLIS' THE PEOPLE'S SHOEMAKER.
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TEAS.
TAS. TEAS.
IN GYM NS, JAPANS .AND
FAIR YOUNG HVON TEA, 30 CENTS l*R 'POUND.
GOOD YOUNG H SON TEA, 35 CENTS i PER POUND.
OHOICE YOUNG HYSON TEA, 40 OENTig PER POUND.
EXTRA CHOICE, 0 CENTS PER POUND.
VERY FINE, 30 0 fs!ITS PER POUND.
THE BEST lrylPORTED, 65 CENTS PER POUND.
VERY FINE JAPAN TEA DUST, 30 CENTS:PER POUND.
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At 26 cents, 80 -can s, 85 cents, 40 cents, and 45 cents per pound.
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WHITE SUGARS
LIGHT AND YE
FIELD AND GAR
9 and 9i pounds for
LOW SUGARS -lo, 11,12 and 18 pounds for $L
EN SEEDS—AD D. ROSE, SEAFORTH.
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70-Eltook.
"AND DON
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THE OLDES
They have al'
do likewise."
to sell the V
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ave. paid 100
They do not
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FIRM 1N SEAFORTH,
ents on he dollar, and they expect their customers to go arid do
pretend t� sell Goode at Cost, or even below it; but they are prepared
ERIES, 6ROCKERY, AND LIQUORS
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IN HE MAEKET, AT A FAIR LIVING PROPIl„
The Very Finest BRAND.iE.S` from, our Resident Buyer in France, and
WINES from our Agents in Spain and Porpugal.
FINE TEAS A SPECU.kLTY. SUGARS, TOBACCOS, SLO.,
AT THE VERY LOWEST FIGURES.
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GIVE US A CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.
N. B.—We ar
KILLORAN & RYAN, Seaforth
also Agents for the Ceebra ted" Marsala )) Sacramental Wine. Warranted_ Pure.
THE
SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL 'IMPLEMENT EMPORIUM.
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HAS NOW ON HAND A FULL STOCK OF ALL KINDS, OF
NG IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY,
CONSISTING OF TI:rm FOLLOWING :
The Mcesey No. 13 Th stle Cutter; the Three Roll Beam Chilled Plow; the Gent. ine
an Oliver Chilled Piaw, No. 40, manufactured at -South Bend, India'ne ; also V' se-
e. 40 Chilled and the 13 antford Chilled Plows, and a number of other G-eneral Purpose
This is certainly the est selected stock of Plows ever kept in Seaforth; eari and see
zfore purchasing elsewh re.
AND MOW
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Mitgaainto aharvnedferot
son, and as usual I hae agheliablestook,
ssey Mower and Sharp's Sulky Horse Bake; also Millet's BuCkeye Twine and Vi/ir.!:
. These Machines ar too well krown to require any comment, suffice it to say that
e fully up to the improvements for the saloon. of 1881.
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SMALL IrPLEMENTS—A full stock of small implemental. such • as Horse Hoes*
Weed s and Seuffiets, Cern Planters and Com Cultivators. Iron Harrows at a reduced
price -
SEWING MACHINES A SPECIALTY.
The Wanzer F, Wanzer C, D and E, Wilson 33, Louie.) and other machir es. Those are
standard machines, and parties parch ing can rely on getting value for their money.
Machine Neledles, Oils and Repairs Repairing done on the shortest notice, and. work guaran-
teed.
Also Agent for Abin's Patent Portable team Thre3h,eri a nd Engines.
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• 0. WILLSON, Main -St„ Seaforth,
ii,- N. 13.—A few horses taken in cxe1o.ngc for machines.
1 SOMETHING NEW 1
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Has taken a new pais er into his business, in the person of
MR.ISAMUEL McC SEAN, a gentleman who thoroughly un-
derstands his busines , having had fourteen years' experience.
Froni. the enormous i crease in the business it became neces-
sary to take in a live partner to assist in meeting the wants of
the increasing numbe of customers. The customers will find
Mr. McClean courteoes and obliging, and from the many ad-
vantages he has had, he is the man for the tittles. They have
now a delivery rig, whkch will be on hand ai all times to de-
liver goods anywhere iri the corporation.
N. B.—From my 1 e -long experience, added to our Mr me -
moor an's fourteen y ars' experience, both: ip the vslaolesale
and r tail business, weplaim to be in a position to offer better
inane ments than ever before. Give us a call and be con-
vinced. No trouble to show goods. All we ask is a fair trial.
We ' tend to make T AS a speciality, and all things will be
kept it stock that are found in a first-class grocery and pro,
vision store. The folllowing aro some of th 9 articles kept in
stocRI: :
FLOU OATMEAL, CORNMEAL, CHOPPED
FEED, CRACKED WHEAT, GRAHAM FLOUR,
SHORTS, OATS, PEAS, BEANS, &C.
TEAS, -Ncr GARS, TOBilCCOS, PICKLES, CANNED FRUIT,
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FOREIGN ND DOMESTIC F.RUITS 11,7 THEIR SEASON.
BA9ON, HAMS, CROCKERYWARE.
CHINA STS OF THE MOST MODERN DESIGNS;
BED 00M SETS, GLASSWARE, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS,
C LASS CFM QUART AND–HALF CALLON FRUIT JARS.
AULT & McCLEAN.
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