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JUNE
--The Lo
formed that
arrived in
favorable op
nefarious des
—Hon. M
General, and
of Jamaica, t
Royal Comm
other day. T
Government
eiprocity be
island.
—A d'vei1iig house in Listowel owned
, by Mr-. keter Lthco, .and occupied by a
family nam d. Helling, caught 'fire
the other 1 ight some tine before
the occupan were aware • of the fact,
and but b r their being aroused
from sleep w en the sinc•ke was bursting
into their ro m, they in all probability
would have perished in the flames.
. They had. a arrow. escape with their
' lives and los nearly all that was in the
house.
—On the naming of the 27th int.
Mr. Joseph Iredale, of Downie, who
sustained se ere injuries by an accident
at his saw in 11 on the 15th inst., passed
' over to' join the great majority. The
doctors wli attended him had every
hope of his iltimate recovery from the
shock 'riffle d to his nervous system by
the terrible mntilution of his arms by
the circular a*, but on Saturday even-
ing lock-jawset in, resulting in death on
Wednesday morning. Deceased was an
old settler i the locality and was an-in-
duStrious ni n. He was in his 58th
year.
—The Be. con says every day there is
. an increase in the number of tramps
seen about the railway premises. On
Wednesday o less than nine were seen
on the stat'on platform at Stratford,
waiting a c mace for a free ride. One—
s tough loo ing customer—was hauled
out of a box car on an immigrant train,
where he ha 1 concealed himelf, and sent
to the cals. Two managed to get an
the train in pite of the vigilance of the
officials, an the others left for the west
by a cheap conveyance of their own,
ihoe-Ieather to_wit. _,. ._
—The sto in of Sunday_24th ult.., will
long be ren embered as the most severe
that ever p ssed over the township of
ilogan. It
, .
✓ ni. poured
O "e would h agine thatthe very windows
of heaven w re thrown wide open. The
thunder ro red and shook the ground
like an -ear -hquake, 'and the, lightnings
flashed' aln • st witho.ut intermission for
fUlly half a hour. , On the 7-th conces-
sion, Mr. ohn Thompson's new bank
barn was st nal( and 'Burned, With all its
Cimtents, a cl. a man who was in it at
the time ---NN as killed. Deceased, who
was just 21 years of age, and who Mr.
Thompson t ok from the orphan's home
ten years a', with Mr. Thompson and
two of his s tiis, were lying in a mow an
top of a lot f hay. The lightninglenter-
ed the barn through a sky -light and`set
tiae hay on 1 re. Mr. Thompson jumped
p and °ail d to the man to help him to
e tingtiishi he flames, but the boys said
e was .dea . Mr Thompson thell, as he
'thought, sn othered the fire, and imme-
diately look d after the man, who was
still living, ut unconscious. He earried .
him to the house where he died in a few
minutes. Looking out he noticed that
the fire had again started, and the barn
Was in flames: Its contents, including
hay and gr in, with a horse,, five cah es
And seven pies, were destroyed. The
total loss is eseimatal at $4,000, insured
ler $1600.
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THE • HUR014 EXPOSITOR.
Ws Notes. -
d n police have been in-
wodynamitards have
gland and only await a
ortunity to carry but their
gns.
ssrs. Hocking,. Attorn,ey-
Gillard, ColLctor-General,
vo members of the Jamaica
ssion,a,rrived in Ottawathe
eir object is to interview the
n regard to a treaty of re-
-een Canada and their own
"Well, then, since yoti insist, I should
like to buy one of your glossy ringlets."
The young lady seized a pair of scissors,
clipped one, and handed it to the young
man, saying, " One hundred dollars ?”
He paid; but it saddened hiin, and he
was seen at the fair no mo/e.—Provi-
donee Press.
GRATEFUL—COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.
"By a thorough knowledge of the.natural laWe
Which govern the operations of digestion and nu-
trition, and by a careful, application of the flee
_properties of well selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps has
provided our breakfast tables with a delicately
flavored beverage which may save us many dee-
tors' bills. It is by .the judicious use of such
articles of diet that a constitution may be gradu-
ally built up until strong enough to resist every
tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle mala-
dies are floating around us ready to attack
wherever there is a weak point. We may escape
many alatal shaft by keeping ourselves well
fortified with Imre blood and a ploperfy nourish-
ed fraine."—Civil Service Gazette, Made simply
with boiling water or milk. Sold only in packets
by grocers, labelled thus—" Jews Errs & Co.,
Homoeopathic Chemists, London, England." SOU
arjent for Canada, 0. E. Colson, Montreal. 884-52
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Holloway's Ointment and Pill.
Coughs, Influenza.—The soothing properties Of
these medicaments render them well worthy
of trial in diseases of thexespiratory org•aes. In
common ccilda and influenza the Pills, taken in-
ternally, and the Ointment rubbed over the eheet
and throat, are exceedingly efficacious. When
influenza. is epidemic, this treatment is the mei-
est, safest and urest. .Holloway's Pilla purify
the blood, remove all.obstacles to its free circu-
lation through the lungs, relieve the over -gorged
air tubes, and render respiration free, without
reducinr, the strength, irritating the nerves, or
depressing the spirits ; such are the ready means
of eaving sufferingtwhen anyone is afflicted with
colds, coughs, bronchitis, and other chest cent -
plaints, by which so many persons are seriousfer
and permanently afflicted in most countries.
912.52w.
McGregor & Parke's Carbolic Cerate is invalu-
able for wounds, Nres, salt rheum, Cuts; buena
seal& and- festers, as a healing and purifying
dressing. Do not be impoeed on with other use-
less: preparations, recommended to be as good.
Use only McGregor Sr. Parke' s Carbolic Cerate.
-Sold by Lumsdentt; Wilson, druggists, Seaforth.
910.52ava
The chi -coy -ere- of the instantaneous process of
taking photographs has been quickly followed in
the medical -world by 0. perfect and instruffane-
ous remedy for. all acute aches and pains, as neu-
ralgia, toothache, rheumatism, etc. This valu-
able remedy ;is called Fluid Lightning, and is
sold at 25 cents a bottle by Lumsden & Wilson,
anae On suddenly, and the drug.gists, Seaforth. 912.52w.
downin such torrents that' '
Roma= of an Ear of Corn.
It has ah -ay's &en thought that ears
of corn ha. -e an even number af rows,,
and that on withan odd number of rows
would be impossibility. In slavery
times this question was discussed, and a '
negrain K ntucky claimed that. he had
seen ears of that kind. His master told
him he WOU Id, give him his—the negro's
1—freedom or an ear with an odd. num-
. her of rovi.s. This was in the early
spring, but in the fall, during corn -gath-
ering time, he negroeame with thirteen
rows. He rot his free papers. A long
time a-ftem rds the old negro said that
in roasting eax' time he took a sharp
knife, cut out the one row of grains,
bound the .ar together, and knew, just
where to 'nd it when gathering time
-came.
The M n Who Obeyed His'
Wife.
A native of. Kettle, in Fife, while he
nuptial kn t ‘was being tied, was d-
monished t love and honor his w e.
Thinking t e clergyman (a stranger)*as
forgetful— e reminded'hirn of a suppOs-
ed omissia —" Ay, an."obey
honor, anc obey, ye ken ! The hit,
however, as not taken, and he see ed.
seriously iscomposed in conseque ce.
Some year after, while the same mnis
-
ter was rid ng through the village, the
man who d been so determined to be
I henpecked stopped him, addressing bit
in the fol owing remarkable words f—
"D'ye mi d, sir, yon 'day when ye
married m, and when I wad insist upon
vowing t obey my wife? Weel, ye
may now e that I was in the richt.
Whether 3 e wad or no, I hae obeyed
my wife; nd, behold, I am now the
only man hat has a two-story housei in
the hale t ?"
Secon Thoughts are Best..
Campbe
watching
his house
"Maggie
worked i
ders," sai
you no' w
' tune -whil
minister,
it," and
tune to the "-Dead March in Saul,"
• planing
worthy
. minutes
" &uncle
till ye.
day's wor - or -by the job ?" " The d
s our agreeing? minis
the whole, Saunders; I t
weel gae back to whis
1, the dominie, was one ay
arpenter making repairs in
The ca,rpenter -vv-his led
ander as he laboured, nd
time to the tune. " S n -
the dominie presently, " an
istle a mair solemn and go • y
ye're at work ?" "Ay, w el,
f it be your will P11q!eia do
ie inunediately changed he
till
he
me
say
the
LiyS
r."
ink
n tune to the music.
ominie looked on for s
n silence, and` then s
s, 1 ha'e anither word to
id the gruidwifehire ye by
wark w
" Then o
ye may a
'Bonnie 41aggie Lauder.'"
The de at the Charity F
A rich oung man of the dude order
of dress and impertinence attended a
I charity f At one of the tables w -s a
Piing la y noted for her beauty. tFhc
. dude h ing around " the beauty'sta le,
: but bong it nothing. At last the young
lady ask d, " will ynn buy ?"n-
trrtunsale.ate” y, what I wish to buy is not
"What is it ?" "1 dare not
"-Y." ." Whatever it is, you may b
y 1.1
Rev. J. G. Fallis, Dutton, certifies: "For some
years my wife has been troubled with dyspepsia,
and has tried one thing after another recom-
mended with but little :or rue effect till advised to
give McGregor'ete'Speedy Cure a trial. Since
taking the first bottle I have noticed a decided
improvement, and can with confidence recom-
mend it to be one of, if not the best medicine
extant for dyspepsia."- This invaluable medieine
for liver eemplaint, indigestion, kidney •corn-
plaintais purely vegetable. Sold at Lumsden &
Wilson's drugstore, Seaforth. Trial bottles given
free. 912.52w.
Clergymen,
Singers and public speakers Will find Robinson's
Phosphorized Emulsion of the greatest benefit to'
them, where there is any tendency to weaknees
of 'the throat or bronchial tubes, as it soothes
the initated membrane, gives full tone - and
strength to the -vocal organs and imparts new
life and vigor to the enfeebled constitution.
891.52.2w.
- A Fourfold:Work: •
Biirdeck Blood •Bitters act at the Same time'
upon the liver, the bowels, the kidneys and the
skin, relieving. or cueing in :every case. War-
ranted • satisfactory or. money refund -ed. 857.
52.2w.-
Better. than 'Gold..
- A good name, good. health, a good companion
and a bottle of .Hagyard's Yellow Oit are among.
the first requisites for human happiness. Yellow
Oil cures rheumatism, sprains, lameness; bruises,
burns, frost : bites, croup, sore throat, and all.
pain and inflammation. 857.52.2,w.
—11;o;n
in ,
The wife Of Mr. J. Kennedy, Dixie P. 0., was
cured of a eitronic cough by Hagyard's Pectoral
Balsam. The beat throat aial lung heeler known.
857.52.2w.
• • The Best 'Best Yet.
The best blood cleanser known to medical
science is Burdock Blbod Bitters. It purifies the
blood of all -foul humors and gives strength to
the weak. 857.52.2w.
all • 01. -
National Pills -will not gripe or Sieken, Yet are
a thorough cathartic. 857.52m.
-,�•,�--_ -
It . can do. no harm to try Freeman's Worm
Powders wh,eri your 'child is ailing, -feverish or
fretful.' 857-52m.
Prof. Low's Sulphur Soap is a delightful toilet
luxury as well as a good curative for skiaelis,
eases. 857.52m.
As sweet is honey is Dr. Low's Pleasant Worm
Syrup, yet sur to destroy and expel worms.
857.52m.
of his legs, which baffled all attempts to heal
until he used Burdock Blood Bitters which-
• speedily worked a perfect cure. 867.52.6.
MONEY TO LOAN. -
1‘4'0XEY TO LOAN. ---Straight loans at 6 per
cent!. Interest payable half yearly, or si
per cent. yearly, with the privilege to borrower
of repaying -part lot the principal money at any
time. Apply, to F. HOLMESTED, Barrister,
Seaforth. • 850
AUCTION ERS.
TP. BRINE, Licensed 1 Auctioneer for the
. County of Huron. ales attended in all
parte of the County. All orders left at Mg
ExPosie0a Office willte promptly attended t .
A tDE
TATTY, Licensed Auctioneer for the
County of Huron. Sales of all demi') ion
promptly attended to on reasonable terms. _Ad- ,
dress Brussels P. 0., or apply on Lot 4, J on-
ce,sion 12, Grey. 77
LEGA.L:
T M. BEST, 'Barrister, Solicitor, tc. Offi
. Rooms formerly occupied by Caerol 1 &
Dickson, Meyers Block, over Johnson's 'Hard-
ware Store, Main Street, Seaforth. God4rich
Agents—Cammtox, HOLT CAMERON. 70
GARROW & PROUDFOOTe Barristers, S
tors, &c., Goderich, Ontario. 3. T. GAR
-WM. PROUDFOOT. •
Iiei-
Ow,
86
litt C. HAYS, Solicitor, &c. Private Mon y to
lend at.lowest rates of interest. 0•Corner of Square and West Street, Goderich1 774
CriAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON, Barri
Solicitors in Chancery, &c., Goderich,
M. C. CAMERON, Q. C., PHILIP HOLT, A
CAMERON.
OFTUS E. DANCEY; late with Cameron,
Holt & Cameron, Goderich, Barriste , So-
licitor, ConVeyancer, &c: Money to loan. Ben-
son's Old Office, Cardno's Block, Seaforth. 786
tore,
Ont.
. G.
06
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1JFANbING & SCOTT, Barnsters, Soli itors,
Conveyancers, &c. Solicitors for the Bank
of Johnston, Tisdale & Gale. Money to loan.
Office—Beaver Block, Clinton, Ontario. . H.
• IlLeasteio, JAMES SCOTT. 781
IIOLMESTED, successor to the late
. McCaughey & Hohnested, Barriste
Helton Conveyancer and Notary. Solicit
the Canadia.nBank of Commerce.' Money
Farina for sale. Office in Scott's Block
Street, Seaforth.
rrn of
, So -
r for
lend.
Main
1jTEYER & DICKINSON, Barristers, &c., ent's
1.11 Block, Wingham. 'Solicitors for the Bank
of Hamilton. Commissioners for taking flida-
vits in Manitoba. Private funds to loan a 6 per
cent. Lucknow Office every Wednesday. W.
C. MEYER, E. L. DICKINSON. 738
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A', True Statement. •
., Kind words can neverdie," and there are none.
but kind words spoken regarding Hagyard's Yea,
low Oil, thateld reliable reniedy for external and
internal use. It cures rheumatism, deafness,•
croup, sore throat, and all soreness and weunds
of the flesh. '857.52.2w......
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Listen to Your Wife. t •
The Manchester Guardian, June 8th, 1883, says:
At one of -the
• 'Windows
Looking on the woodland Ways!. -
With clumps of rhododendrons,: and great
masses of May Rowers ! There was aninteresting
group.
It included:one who had been a cotton -spinner;
but was now so •
Paralyzed!
• That he could only bear to lie in a reclining
position, .
This refers to my case. .
I .was attacked twelve years ego With
Locomoter Ataxy • -
(A paralytic disease of nerve fibre rarely, ,
ever cured.)
And was • for several ;years :hardly able to get
about.
And for. the last five yars not able to attend
to -my business, although ,
Many things have been done for me, .
. The last experiment being nerve stretching. -
Three years ago I was voted into the
Home for Incurables, near Manchester, in May,
1882.
I am no De vocate for anything in the shape ofe
patent medi ines 9 ,
And made eany Objections to my dear . wifee
constant urging to try Ilop Bitters, but finally to
pacify her—
•
; Consented ! •
;•I had not quite 'finished the first bottle when I
felt a change come over nee. This was Saturday,
November 3rd..- On • Sunday -twilling I felt se
strong I asid to my ream companions, 1,` I was
sure I could
Walk • . •
Soaitarted across the floor and hada
1 hardly knew twee to contain myself. I was
all oVer the house. I am gaining . strength each
day, and can walk quite safe without any .•
S'taacice now - Iow at thy own house, and hope soon to
•
be able to' earn My own -living again. I have •
been a' member of the Manchester
Royal Exchange
; For nearly thirty yearseand was most heartily
coneratulated on going -into the room on Thane
day° last. • Very gratefully yours, John Black
burn.
• Manchester., Eng., Dec., ,24,1883.
.Twe yeara later am perfectly well.
Saff"None genuine without .a bunch of greeel
Hops on the white label. Shun allthe
poieonous stuff with " Hop" or." Hops". hi theta
name. 864.52m. • _
A Successful Result,
Mr, Bloomer, of Hamilton, Ont., suffered. far
many years with a painful: running sore upon one
' DENTISTRY.
,. TD. S" ana M. R. C. , of
Torento, Ali opertions
guaranteed. Anesthetics bf .all
kinds administered. Specie ties—
Gold Filling and Perfect Fitting lates.
Town patients will please make• engage nents
a day or two previous to having the petit -
tion erformed. VT Remember the pia e,
the r oms formerly occupied by C. Celts right,
up -stirs in Cady's Block, opposite the Col enter -
cud 1otel, Seaforth. 874
NV1321'801\1-,
DENTIST, Faculty -Geld Medallist and • liege
Gold Mcdallist,Toronto School of Den istry.
Rooms over Johnsons' Hardware, Main treet,
Seaforth. 911
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THE
CANADIAN. BANK -Of COMM ROE.
HEAD* FFICE, TORON O.
Paid up Cars 1 $6,000.
2 ,000.
Rest,
PRESIDENT, HON. WM. MOMA TETI.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
The Seaforth Branch of thio Bank con inu s to
receive -deposits, on which interest is al owe on
the most favorable terms.
, Drafts on all the principal Itowns and eiti 'in
Canada, on Great Britain, and th U ited
States, bought and sold. I
Office—First door &nem 101 the Co me cial
Hotel.
A. H. IRELAND, Mana
F. HOLMESTED, Solicitor.. • • 6
HALM 7151113
ai Renewer.
,Seldom dpsa popular remedy win such a
strong hold tipon the public confidence as has
- RALL's FAN RENEWER. The cases in which
coLi
it has acemopliished a complete restoration of
:
reraiiabdle. vig°ro health to the'
ailopr,toare thinne b
.. )Old people like it for its w hderful power to
color and beau.
restore to the whitening lo ks their original
keeps dandr ents them f m getting bald,
it
because it pre y. Middle -a ed people like
as a dressing be strong. Yo g ladies like it
away, and makes the hair
grow thick, an
tiful glossY lus use it give th hair a beali-b
e, and enabl t em to dress
it in whatever f ' ral they wis . rhus it is the
• favorite of all, 'dit has b come so simply
because itjcSsap ants no on
. 1
er.
BUCKI GI -IA
FOR um .WH
DYE
I KERS
Has become one of the mos
lar toilet article for gentle
the beard is -gr y or natur
sirable shade, INKING
TOMedy.
REPARBIr
Co.,N
Sol by all Dr
important popu-
en's use. When
lly of an unclo-
g; Drsis tie
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situa,N.11.
THE SUFFOLKS ARE THE BEST.—The,
dersig,ned has now 'on Lot;. Coneessio 2,•
L. R. S., Tuckersinith, and will keep for the
improvement of Stock, Two THOROUGIIIIRED SUF-
FOLK Itaeas. The oldest, "Granger," was far-
rowed on April 3rd, 1882, was )red. by Mr. Wm..
Elliott, Milton, County of Halton.; His sire and
his dam were :both imported.- The second, -
" King Tore," wee farrowed in .April, 1884. He
was bred by 'Messrs. A. Fran t & Sons, of the
county of Peel, and both his sire and his dam
were also imported. They are as good pigs as
were ever offered for service in Huron as can be
proven by • the- extended pedigrees which are
registered in the Canadian Heril Book. • Terme
81, with the privilege of returning if necessary.
GEORGE PLE ES. ' 891-
V
TERINAII,
TI C. DOAN,
11 of Onta
Ontario. Calls
day. Veterinar,
hand Office,
Veterinary'Surgeon, Graduate!
o Veterinary College, Toronto,
iromptly attended to night or
medicines kept constantly on
uron Hotel, Zurich, Ont. 909
EAFORTH
Jarvis ang
Presbyterian • C
eases of Horses,
mesticated anin
*Infirmary, or. el.
Charges mod er
haul' Surgeon.
ary Medicines k
ORSE INFIRNIARY.—Corner of
oderichStree s next door to the
urch, Seaforth, Ont. All dis-
Cattle, Sheep, or any of the do,
ids, successfully treated at the
ewhere, on the shortest potiee.
e. JAMES W. ELDER, V-eter-
P. S.—Aelarge stock of Neterin-
pt constantly on hand
THE
BIG MILLS
SEAFOBT .
The above mills have now been thoroughly re-
. builteupon the complete
111 UNCABIAWROLLERIDROCESS.
The Mill and, Storehouse Buil ings have beeri
greatly enlarged, and new in hinery applied
threughout.
THE LATE T IMPROVED 1101,11S-
-AND
Flour pressings lylachines
From the best Manufacturing Firms • have: been
put in, and everything necessary added to enable
her to turn out flour
SEG ND TO 4ONZ
In the Domin on. The facilities for receiving
grain from fan iers and for elevating and shipping
have also deen extensively improved. Grain can
new be taken from farmers' wagons, weighed,
and loaded in o cars at the rate of 700 bushels
per hour, by t • e work of tivo mos.
A LAROE FEED STONE
M CHOPPING
Has -been put i , and the necessary machinery for
handling' chop and coarse grains.'
A good shed has been erected, o that wagons
can be unload d and reloaded un er cover.
-WHEA EXCHANQES
Pr mptly attended tc4, and
FIRST-CLASS ROLLER FLOUR
GUARANTEED.
ctrsrQM M -1M]:)
• Chopped sLtisfactori1y and without delay.
ROLLEFi FLOUR,
BRAN, SHORTS;
• And all kinds of
CHOPPED - FEED
Constantly on hand.
Highest ,Market Price Paid in
Cash for any Quantity of
Wheat.
APPLE BARRELS
—AND
FINE, COARSE AND LAND SALT
FOR SALE.
(Only first-class and obliging men will be kept
to attend customers. The liberal patronge of
farmers and general trade respectfully solicited.
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A. W. OGILVIE & CO,,
15R0i)RIET01US.
T. O. KEMP, Manager.
THE rylEDIOAL HALL,
_CINT BM FORTH,
Has jus opened out the fine.
you wa t a nobbylMerschat
the Me idol Hall, where yo
you satiefaction. A splendi
Brushes at all prices. Toile
Red Clairer Toilet Sc; p, Al
Glycerine and Cuticu a Toil
Chami Bath Tow Is.
Fine Corpbs just opene fro
select. We draw you • atte
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ENTRANCE EXVIINATIPN.
TTIHE examination of candidates for admission
to High, chools, will be held in Seaforth,
Clinton and ingham, on Thursday'and Friday.
the second anU third days of July netxtcom-
mencing proriptly at 9 o'clock, a. nie in the
Public school iouse in each place. .Those who
intend to *ite in Seaforth will send "names and
addresses, *ot later than the 1st day of June,
to J. C. Ha ne B. A., Principal of the High
School in tilat place, those in Clinton to James
Turnbull B441, Principal of Clinton High School,
and those hi ingham to E. Groves; Principal of
the Public Sc!tool. D. M. MALLOCH, inspector
of Public Scb4ols for East Huron. 911-4
t and best as ortment lof Pi es in the country. If,
m Pipe or a rst-class' Brierj or Wood Pipe, go to
can get some ling that will jflease the eye and give
assortment a Cloth, -Hair, ooth, Nail and Shaving
Soaps assort d—Pear's seen ed and unscented Soap,
ert Honey oilet Soap, P incess Louise, Carbolfa
t Soaps ; Col ate's Cashmel Boquet Soap, Sponges,
ombe—A spl ndid variety •f Dressing Combs and
the English markets. Pur es and Wallets new and
tion to our w 11 -assorted sto k of
.P re Drugs, C emicals and
ate t Medicines,
Which is complete in a 1 its ranches. W have also for sale the pure juice of
the gra e, especially fo saclramental pur oses, and un ermented. It is highly
recomm nded by first -o ass r4iedical men a a nutriment and beverage drink in
many ertses of sickness, &c.
Remember the pia ,e, nelxt door to Du can & Duncan's dry goods store, Main
treet, eaforth.
UNCA
Chemist and Druggist.
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P ING'TOO Ti COIYIPLETE.
7,arge Assortment to C400se Froin.
POPLJAI PRICE! R LE LOWEI THAN EVER THIS SEASON.
EyerythhLg New, Frgsh and Handsome.
.A.. I P S 1N•Tt SPPOEITE-1
TEA. T A. TE
Now is
TEA.
AT THE EAFOR H 4-E STORE.
the Time to 4et th Best Value Ever Offelied in Seaforth for your Money.
-
Hag Jii t Received a Very Large Consignment of TEA) i. He now holds one of
the Largest and Best Assm ted Stocks west of Tolionto. In Teas alone he now
holds li75 Packages. Pric s from 15c., 20c., 25c.,130c., 35c., 40c.'45c., 50c., 550.,
and 60c. per ponnd. This Stock Consists of GREEN, LACK, JAPAN, GUN-
POWDER, and TEA D 1 ST, and will Guarantee t em to be all FRESH and
give Entire Satisfaction, or Money Refunded. Also a iarge Stock of Sugars and
all kinds of Gioceries. 1 lour, Oatmeal, Cornmeal Shorts, Bran Buckwheat
Flour Oats, Barley,' Scree 1 ings, Chop Feed, Salt, Coal il, Fish, Apples, Potatoes,
Turnips', Carrots, and Cobb ge, A large stock of Chin , Crockery and Glassware.
Also a E.,a,rge Assortment ol Lamps and Lamp TriMinings. i
Oats taken in : )(change for Oatmeal at Mill §ates.
A CALL• SOLICITD FI OM ALL 1 GOODS DELIVERED FREE.
t
A. G. A U1,;T.
E FORTH CiROC.ERY
Is the best m1acetosphdyourmoney.
H H ROB,
Main Street, Seaforth, the P
Has nciw a better stock th n ever of GROCERIES, C OCKERY and GLASS-
WARE, Sugars and Teas a specialty; 20 pounds of 5 gar for $1. Good. Tea for
50 cents. Hams and Baco , cured at my own packin house, always on hand.
Honey extracted pure fro my own apiary, at 15 ents per pound, or eight
pounds for $1.
ople's Grocer,
H. Ii-OBB, Seaforth.
On ario Muttul Life AsOranoe Company.
Ttie P9pular Companr?'f tFe Dominion.
' i4 TDIZPOTZ.A.111MID 1870_
,A tlye Local Akents anted.
WM HENDRY, Manager; W. S. HODIGINS, Gen'rl Agent.
WATERLOO, ONT. STRATFORD, ONT.
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IRY GOODS.
All 14 want of first-class Dair • Goods, will do
well -to Icail at
And se
Pails,
A full
everyt
M. Whi ney's,
our America.n Iron-ela .Milk Cans and
'list the thing to stand rough handling.
tock of Cans, Pails, Fax s, Strainers,And
ing for the dairy.
Golden "Star Oi Range
With large tops and stands. o table or box
requireid to stand it on, and Sust as cheap as
smile
- In:or
GalVan
makin
stoves. Every stove gu
dering Troughing don't
zed Iron Trough in s
few joints and abetter
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A fu I line of Stoves, Tinware
Ameri en and Canadian Col
hand.
ranteed.
orget to see our
x foot lengths,
ob.
Cutlery, Lamps,
ff, &c., always on
Ali ders for Jobbing promp ly attended to
C. ii. W ITNEY.
N. B.—Three hundred Cedar Posts for sale.
rilssels Lime Works.
STILL AHEAD.
TcbW:iNT SCDINT_
The s bserib
turning plank
and vicinity fo
that hay' gnu
kiln and nod
better pd ition
leublic we h fir
This being t
dealings in B
fled satisfactio
ceiving grd t
from us. Firs
and 15 ce ts d
We als bu
the rierct
Aurora Quick Train Watch
The
SOL
M. R.
Best Yet.
ONLY BY .-
0 UNTERi
SEA ORTH, ONT.
This Company n anufaetures . a eomplete- line.
of :full plate "attics from ordinary to the
finest grades, for II classes of watch wearers.
They are all made with -quick trail), and are -es-
Peciedly adapted f r railroad and all ordinary and
severe service.' A I made dust proof, have the
perfect safety pini n, which prevents damage to ,
parts in ease of ue inspring breakage, and Jaime
son's patent attae inent to regulate .pins, which
prevents aairspri g from catchingean hrportant
improvement con rolled by this :Company. . The
stem-winding parts are made stronga.nd durable
guaranteed as-saf more convenient and service-
able than the ke3 winders. The -extra fine grades
are made in stem wind only. Every wateh is -
warranted by sp dal eartificate, which the put-
tha.ser receives her the Company's Agent. The .
number of Jewel • in :each watch •(which is en-
graved thereon indicates the quality ; pur-
chasms observin this. are sure to receive the
quality they call for. The larger number uf
Jewels in the better grades els° represtuts the
finish„ fine adjue meet, and care in manufacture, •
which predeces t»ore .accurate time and longer
serviee. .The q &titles are -divided as follows:
ORDINARY. Two grades are •made of this
quality, engmv d: 'Aurora Watch Co., 7
Jewels." " AM ea, Watch Co., 31:Jewels."
MEDII7A1.—Pour grades of this ;quality RTC .
matte,—two in Gilt Finish, engraved.: "Aurora
Watch :Co., 11 .1. wels, Extra." " Aurora Watch .
Co., 15 Jewels," and two in Itiekel, finely tnishe
ed ,engraved:: "Aurora Watch Co., 11. Jewels."
" Aurora Watch CO; 15jewels:"
- F1NE.--2Two raties of this quality,—one in
Flint Gilt Finish and eneain Nick•el, engraved:
" Aurora Watch Co., 15 -Jewels, adjusted."'
EXTRA FIN .—Two grades of this •-quality,--
one in Fine Gilt nd :one in Fine Nickel, envier -
ed : "Amara W tch Co. 15 Ruby Jewels, ad-
justed, Aurora, Ilinois." - . . -
ldl:th
emernber C- unter's, Seaforth, is the only
place in e -Con ty where these watches •ean be
ha
n.s take this opportunity of re -
to the inhabitants of Brussels
past patronage, and beg to state
de several improvements in their
of burning, they are now in a
than ever before to supply the
-class lime.
e eleventh season of our business
ssels, and having given unquali-
so far, the public can rely on 're-
eatment and a first-class article
class Lime at 14 cents at the kilw
livered.
a No. 1 Lime for plastering at
e spot, Brussels Lime Works.
TOWN & SON,.
905 ••'.
The ea orth Woollen Mills.
My ne w m lis are now complete. Farmers
andathersin s -ant of a. first-c)ass quality of goods
would do well to eall at ray Store in the Mills,
where they w 11 have the largest and best assort-
ed Stoek of G ods to choose from in any Mill in
the Dorinion
Custeen w� k in all its branches a specialty.
Also Cash and Trade for Wool as usual.
A. G. VanEgrnond.
912
M. R. COUNTER,
Practical W tchmaker and Jeweller,
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G ON
And Mrs. L
out scarcely rea
Mrs B—.
thoughtful loo
Oh, nothing onl
RANT
E CRAZY.,
. mused to herself as she passed
ehing the Street when she inet
hy, Mrs. L—. you are quite
what has come over you
• you see I've just been ill tO
N BROTHERS
here, I wanted 4. nice piece of Mack Silk and I
heard so mane speaking about their Silks I
must go and. see and I tell you if you wan
cheap silks go
Rant
0
but what 1 was
-such a pile of c
9c -for melt, ano
and 25e, and
Laces, &ce &e.
must have be
those --why th
you think they
so, see what a I
are all around
are coming to
-RANT
for their dresse
after all, -just e
and then we'll
were sho wn P.
Shirtings, See:
little common
line of Dress
delighted and;
been Shown t
sending us to
more money w'
get it.
n Brothers
hinking about was. They have
lored Muslims at 10c a yard or
her lot 13e, others again at 20
'le after pile of white Muslin;
I thought to myself, Well they
n crazy when they bought all
a' have hundreds of yards. DO
vill ever sell them; Oh, I guess
t of girls and young ladies there
he country and a host of them
N BROTHERS
. I dont think they are eo -crazy
me in with me, I ean going there
to home together. And as they
rasols, Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets,
both were satisfied that we had a
sense left. But when that new
•ods at 15e was shown they were
aid, often no better goods had
em for 25e. And so instead ef
he asylum they purpose spending
th us than ever. Dont you for -
Ran on Bros.
Is the
EXETER,
)10-ce for Cool Dress.
OHRY
BOIL
THE SubSe
Boiler B
Goderich Fou
and having h
in that shop,
trade in all it
Any work
attention.
All kinds n
Smoke Stack
able rates.
New Salt P
the shortest
competition.
A PRI
goods, whi
money righ
world. For
sure. Al
Maine.
TAL & BLACK,
PRACTICIAL
R MAKERS.
hers have .boilght the Toole and
siness lately carried on by the
dry and Manufacturing Company,
an experience of over eight years
te now prepmed to carry on the
branches. !
ntrested to. us will receive prompt
rsteela.ss work guaranteed.
Boilers made and repaired, malso
;Sheet Iron Work, &c., at reason -
ns made and old ones repaired en
notice, and at prices that defy
CHRYSTAL & BLACK.1,
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ESend SIX Cents for Postage and
receive, free,. a cestly laex of
will help all, of mther sex, to more
away than anything else in this
unes await the Workers absolutely
ace address Tars 4z Ca Augusta ,
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