The Huron Expositor, 1878-08-09, Page 7GUST 9, 1878,
PER, BORDERS.
AND
3W BLINDS.
ve lines this year
BETTER- VALUE tl,
)afore offerer} in
NEI&
7.AB NEW, and having bought
aanufacturers, I can sell at
be beat.
i
oof Carpet
Lining at
iw Prices.
STOCK. FULL LIKES.
T
BOOKS, MISCELLAN-
)OKS, OFFICE- STA..
&c.
BOOK STORE,
t Telegrapk Once.
TAMES A. Y O ILL.
QST,
SEAFORTH,.
.
Town Views taken by
r. IE LER; ARTIST,.
.SEH, YYMICH ,
Tool: and Stationery Store.
ist has all the Town
azi by L. F. Wheeler,
iecu>nseh, Mich., for
.1O:c and Stationery
s was all the Town
Fn by L. F. Wheeler,
recunzsen,. Mich.,!, for
Book and Stationery
3st has all the Town
u by L. F. Wheeler,
Tecumseh, Mich., for
Book and Stationery
IEN, ; ATTENTION.
WHITNEY,,
EAFORTH,
:spared than ever before to sup -
ass article in Milk Cans, Milk
I all other Dairy Utensils, at
ood articles can be purehasecl
ting Promptly Attended
id at Low Rates.
;ion of Tinware Constantly on '
D order.. Custom Work receives
Tin Store in the New Brits
.place to buy.
MRS. WHITNEY.
p' ' FAMIIY GROCERY..
.IABEE..
,his friends and the public that
mine of the NICEST and FRESH-
roceries in town, and as he sells
.LS CHEAP,
iasets the benefit of what other%
aloft in bad debts anti pay inJa-
mie men.
tR AND FEED
1. Goods delivered in town free
nember the stand, opposite the
tel, in the
AK=E BLOCK.
L. IVABEE•.
EMORIUi
er hereby thanks bib numerous
baits arid others) for their liberal
g the past aeven years, and hopes,
ty andclose attention to business,
imnttdence and trade in the future,
iv enlarged bigpremises,curing
s no* prepared to pay the
CASK PRICE
it v of/ good fresh eggs, delivered.
`'MPORI Jul,
Main Street, Seaforth.
he subscriber 25 tons of good: dry
.7Tt4krt rr .
D. WILSON.
ROE, ', Q.TANTIT'
PARIS GREEN'
.T---.
Sr DRUG STORE.
:SSC AGENT FOR.
ttltt'a .l{iret" _Medicine,
ure for Billion sn ess,
eaclache,, & .
f `F TS PER BOTTLE.
MENTAL; WINE
GRAPE WINE
—FOR—
ENTAIL (i'ND
FOR—
ENTAL'A.ND MEDI-
AL PURPOSES -
LAT-
-EN & WILSON'S,
'SEAFORTH.
#AGE LICENSES.
EK`F1 >i ittjA rr]Efi,
the new Act,) issued at the
R: OFFICE, SEAFORTH.
t
Of the Liet tenant-Governoit
On trio.
'MUST 9; 1878.
4
THE HURON EX?OSITO:1
New YorIc Robbery Case.
Ems a Firm was
a sD iven into
t o Bankruptcy
bThree young men, Henry N. Phil-
lips, William Hines, and Pearson Hen.
&lesson, the cashier, book-keeper, and
superintendent of the 'dry -goods estab-
lishment -of Wilson & ' Greig, were re-
cently arrested in New York for de-,
riding the firm by which they :were
employed out of a large sum of money.
Tdetailed
ed by following is the chief of policetoto ad New
detailed by P
York reporter
"There is a wonderful difference, be-
tween the way, in. which business is
done in this .country and in Europe.
The American merchant:,places entirely
too much responsibility and trust inhis
employees. It seems to be his desire: to or-
ganize his business into a series of depart-
ments, so that he can put each under the
absolute control of some trusted person
ltithen stow himself away in his private
office and allow things to run themselves
under the system. Look at it. Here was
a large house, in. good standing, doing a
good. trade. They put Hendrickson in
charge- of the principal sales depart
znent--•that of the cloaks. He had
,come well recommended, was smart
and competent, and absolutely trusted.
lbw was this department run ? When
Hendrickson sold a cloak or a bill o
cloaks he was paid. cash. It was hi•
dnfyto send the cash at once with the
bill of sale to Phillips, the cashier, b
the hands of a cash boy. It was Phil
.lips' business to receive the cash, see
that it tallied with the bill of sale, put
it in the safe, credit Hendrickson's de
partment with it, and then turn ove+
the bill of sale to Hines, the book
keeper. Hines' duty was to enter th
sale in regular form in the books of h:
firm. Hendrickson was master in hi•
department, Phillips in his, and Hine
• in his. So long as the men rem_aine.
honest they acted as checks uponeac
other, and upon any attempt at fraud
Indeed, it would have been impossibl:
for any one of them alone to have don
.any stealing, and you must . remembe
that the only protection the firm had
was reliance upon the honesty of the
men; and upon a probability that col-
lusion between any two of them coul
not take place.: Well, how did it work
Hendrickson says to Philips, 4 Youare
the cashier ; I sell the cloaks ; while
we watch each other all is square. Burt
if I sell $500 worth of goods, and in-
stead of passing the money and bills o
sale through a boy to you, avoid tha
witness, and give them to you myself
and you should destroy the bills of sal
to an amount of $100, and pocket th
amount for a whack -up between u
why we make $50 apiece and no on
the wispy. The, book-keeper can't fin
it out, because he roust depend on yo
for his items, - and of course. can't g
what you don't give him. We ca
make a fortune at this business in
short time. Conte, let us go in.' We
they go in, and systematically swindl
the house. year in and year out. Ho
can they be detected? In but one wa
If the head of every department had a
separate account with the firm, and
was charged with every item of his
stock, and credited withevery item of
his sales, at the end of any given time
the balance of his stock would tally - ex-
actly with the books of the firm, and
then fraud would be impossible. Th
is the way such houses . as that of
T. Stewart & Co. do business, and yo
neverihear of that house being flqece
by its employees. But ordivany hdi s
de not keep such department account
but trust everything to their depalticne
men. And in cases like that of Wilso
& Greig they can be, and I have1 o
doubt -generally are, swindled out
thousands of dollars every year, and a
they ever know about it is that ' som
-how or other ' their receipts don't tal
with theoutgoes, and they say, '0
basiuw.s is bac.,' when the truth i
their system alone is to blame.
llpg as the cheating, is confined to co
Ideion between the heads, of two d
partmeuts, it is bad enough, but wh
it :gets extended to three it. beton
simply frightfiil, and, your see, aft
Phillips had 1nade his af.-raugemei
with Hendrickson, he tui nod arou
- and matte another with Hines, ti
-book-keeper. This arrangement co
pelled Phillips to destroy a certa
percentage of the C. 0. D. return bil
and pocket the cash they represent: d Socialists say
for a divide between him and Hine, When Germ
and turn over only the .balance to 11i plague, which
11,
t
3
f
man
with h
the ca
fine looki
s baek
, and'
ointed
t archit
ade run
in.genera
ngagecl,
and you
lady to
papal'
old gent e
ger, wa
wised. hisho
h, you tv
the young
the floor
ave killed
f the prostr
ssengers w
depot »jt
excel
and . ni
things
busily
I've f
young
there's
but th
with a
hind,
fall on
him o
' You 1
head.
The
re:thrown into con-
fusion
-
n
fusion and eye ;witnesses differ in state-
ments of what en occurred, but all
the father and the
ed at the door of the
ended man out, the
al bonnet and gray
re stained with blood,
braiding the stern
y responded, 1Well,
m. very, very sorry.'
forehead was • bleed -
d he was evidently
t 1 e blow. A carriage
injured man placed
y got in next, and
ttempted to enter the
but more.. loyal wife
t he was going to do.
you and James to a
you mind, I can
1 ' sturdily replied the
nd, drawing to the
gentleman standing
e ed Jehu to drive to a
The old gentleman fol-
omas Richie got a fee
ing ' Jimmy's' wound.
study a reconciliation
hich the trio drove to
el and dined. After -
he evening train for
to proceed to Fre-
re the parties reside.
u is T. K. Hall, a re-
er, of . Buffalo. .His
ase Friday with James-
oad agent, employed
e Road. The young
h yearly passee, and
er had no d ffic�ty. in
ents."
g young fellow, sat
the forward door of
the train stood in the
to his companion the
ure of the building,
g comments upon
Just as he•was most
ternly uttered ' Aha!
t last;'. caused the
cream out, ' Jimmy,
Jimmy' sprang up,
an, with a face red
ood in the aisle he-
avy cane, and shout -
tolled villain !' let it
an's head, stretching
The lady screamed.,
m,' and caught the
to man to her bosom.
agree
young
car le
hat whe
lady appe
ding the w
young lady's bri
travel
and
paren
well,
The y
ung P
quite
was c
there
when
dutifu
quietl
I am
surge
take
ng dress w
he was.
, who 'o
y dear,;
ung maIs
ofusely
azed b'
lled and t
the a
he fathe 1
daughte'
asked IN*
going with
n's.'
are of
v
young worm
door, t eft the
outsi•Ie, and or
physi i ion's ofew
lowed and Dr.
from 1 im for dr
In the physicia
took ; lace, afte
the est end
ward hey too
Pitts urg, then
donia N. Y., w
The .1 d gentle
tired manufac
daug . ter elope:
R. Fri ncis, a r
by th Lake Slit
man raveled *i
the. -p irsuing f: t
tract . g his mo
■
.1
i.
1
8
0
c
u
17Th ' the G
r.• an Emperor was
'. hot.
I hve just see
manwhich th
moti • es of the
perdr William
says : " People
that Sovereig
occas ons thus
a kin er-hearte
in E rope, or o,
suffer ngs .of hi
haug ty, nor h
acres ible to al
ro an
He is
the
his c
1
a letter from Ger
ws some light on the
me of which the Em-
s been the victim. It
ust be asking how it is
n like ours can be on two
at acked.. There is not
nd more affable man
more mindful of the
ubjects. He is neither.
, nor a despot. He is
nd has gone through
Flower will soon cure you of Li
Complaint, on Dyspepsia, with all
miserable effects, such as palpitation
the heart, sour stomach, habitual cc
iveness, izziness of the head, nerve
prostrations, low spirits &c. Its s
now reach every town on the West
Contin t and not a druggist but
tell yen of its wonderful cures, You c
buy a Sample Bottle for ten ce
Three doses will relieve you.
r�r
its
of
st-
us
ale
:rn
till
an
ts.
OURS YOUR HORSES.—It is to the in-
terest of all who own horses to k ep
them in a healthy and sound conditi.u.
Experience has proved that ".Dari: 's
Condition Powders and Arabian -He. ve
Remedy " is the most efficacious, : nd
has been used by thousands who 11
cheerfully confirm this statement. or
heaves, coughs, colds and all dise: nes
which affect the wind of horses it as
no equal, nor is it equalle' as a coo di -
tion medicine ; it purifies the blood,•or-
rects and improves the blood. and soft-
ens the skin; in fact; so great is the m-
provement in. the condition and app ar-
ance of the animal as to have led m: ny
to doubt if. it could be the same ho se.
trials for the good of his country.'
now at t e end of his career, and
ajesty of h s age lends dignity to -
exacter a • position. What rea
ople ask, is there for
'mperor, while it is.- a
ill succeed him? When
s passing here ainong
key, to the horrible
ound.(. The Socialists
e prix themselves for -
sive lchampions of -the
ancy theyhave discov-
or their sufferings. Ac-
all the, . evil springs
of indusry and agri-
ggeralted military sys-
war, have created a
no fixed occupation,
o earn their bread by -
y, and -who: by precept
ead bad habits among
saes -of the- nation:
tones of Germany, iu
y is lture Have been nag
-
'e. •suffered. Agriculture
•s isrocductive,pndindustry
ke heat- against foreign
is ,.State of things, they -
reformed by collective -
ation, by the creation
ries, and the employ -
f - , all the valued. and
if Germany. But to.
into ' execution the
situation must be -al-
, as I have often heard
gust be,: nnbarracked.
1i3is relieved of. this
c' rries off her greatest
h her strong arms and
rr 11 return. to labor and
1. The barracks must
o manufactories, and
s must` replace their
vho -consume without
re fed by the labor of
octrines- have been dif-
. roduced fanatics ; and
fully forma out, lie did so on an este 1- t been difficult to breed
ideas of assassination, the fruits of
sive scale. So; you see, Phillips �v i s which -are nor' b lug reaped. filen who
making money both ways, and the fir n preach these trines have openly de -
was losing ana u:lable' to 'tell why. If nouuced the Em eror as being the chief
the firm had placed less reliance p tactor of German 11ii1-
their employees and on their Americ due of trust, they never would have
become bankrupts. But they were
winded out of far more than the
profits on a good . trade, couldn't see
how, only knew that the receipts ;of
their house were less '-Bath its educes
anal after years of this kind. of thi
were driven into birnkruptcy. TI
whole thing is wrong. I believe, a 1d and .develops
Mr. Wilson 'now believes, \that t le the policy of
stealings of Ph .lips,: Itenciricksoli a d and Prince B
Riney were the cause of the bankruptcy tire from o
son, moreover,
killing an
young one
one knows
the :Sociali
2ge•
vho
wh!
ts,,
enigma is to b.
have for some
ward as the ex
1 masses,hnd th y
ered th&reme
'cording tol th
.from the sacri
culture to an
tem. The lot
class of'men
who donot lik
labor as for
and example
the laboring
Since the last
dusts and at,
° lected and ha.
has become le
can no longer
li competition.
s maintain, is to
labor, by co -o
d of national fa.
ment in the
e 1 available arm',
- put this rem
present milit
8' , tered. Germ
p
t
h
ti
1
v
0
x
0
e
cl
1
for entry. In that u 'V no fraud coil d source of wee,
possibly be traced." -to either, Hines b her youth, she
.ing obliged to elite.) what he receiv d will prosper aired
and Phillips being: obliged to acco.0 it be converted in
for only the money called for by Hill e' - industrial aa
entries. Besides, Hines, being a par y present tenon
to a fraud, was in a position,,as boo - producing, an
keeper, to 'cook' the accounts to sr it others. Thes
situ emergency that might arise, al d fused, and ha
there is no doubt, if. the truth be, ev-r this .donc it ha: u
b
e
t
d
r
11)
Remember the name, and see that
signatureof Hurd & Co. is on each p:
age. Nert ropi&Lyman, Toronto,0
proprietors II for Canada. Sold by
medicine dealers.
1
s,
e
•
he
k -
t.,
all
Ears's Cocoa.—Grateful and comf.rt-
ing.=" By a thorough knowledge of he
natural laws which govern the ° op :ra-
tions ofi digestion and nutrition, an by
a` careful application of the fine pro er-
ties ef well selected cocoa, . Mr. E •ps
has provided .our breakfast tables 'th
a delicately flavored beverage, % w ich
may save us many heavy doctor's b s.
It is by the judicious use of such arti les
of diet that a constitution may be ,; ad-
nally blunt up until strong enough t re-
sist every tendency to disease. un-
dreds of subtle maladies are flog ing
around us ready to attack wher ver
there is a weak point. We may escape
many k fatal shaft by keeping ourse ves
well fortified with pure blood, an a
properly nourished frame."—Civil er-
vicd Gazette. Sold only in packets la el-
led-" James Epps & Co., Homocop th-
ic Chemists, 48, Threadneedle Street,
and 170, Piccadilly, London." 482-52
Great Western • Rahway.
Trains leave Brussels stationrnorth and s uth,
as under:
GOING NORTH. GOING 801ITH.
Mixed......10:25 A. M. i Mail J 6:15
Aceom....... 9:08 P. M. 1 Ascom 12.15
Mail , 2:58 P. M ilii Mixed 7::15
Grand Trunk Railway.
Trains leave Seaforth and Clinton Statin s as
follows
GorxG WEST' SEAFORTH. CLINTO
Express 2:25 P. M. 2:45 P.
Express 8:58 P. M. 9:20 P.
Mixed Train9:00 A. M. 10:00 A.
GOING EAST— SEAFORTH. CLINT0
7:27 A. -
12:50 P.
4:25 P.
10;00 A.
London, Huron and Bruce!.
GOING Nolan— Mail. Mixed. Express.
P. M. A. M. P. M.
°
nl
11
promoter and r
itaryisni:. To h'ri1, they say, itis
that -this soeit l . couuge has attained its
rti n.s, and so long as he
lar itain in all its strength
t 'rince Bismarck makes
e 'lis plans. - The Prince •
t (carry thein. out. Ger-
present propo
lives he will °11
the instrumen
use of to reali
s• alone could n(
)4 Many's terrific �irmy is indispensable,
is and it is the i'rnperor who keeps it up
it. Tlie Emperor gone,
mai. would be abandoned,
snhiarck would either re
co br would give up- his
uest for one of peaceful
elopmeut. These are the
the aid. of which fanatics
the path of crlme; yet,
civilized world will ask
these murderous enter -
spread consternation ev-
slkke liberty to its found-
er uta English paper.
of the firm of Wilson & Greig, and
• have no doubt that if;things were clo
ly lookedinto it would. be foind t
many other hitherto inexplicable b
ruptcies were caused by the sa
Means, and that many eonuiuercial
houses are at present weakened aud.
the road to ruin through the very sa
Agencies They don't do business t
way- i111 old-fashioned Europe. Th.
ulerelgants run their own affairs • a
personably look after them, T
. haws not such, foolishly good opillic
of human make as to place large tru
nAehecked into the hand of irrespor
ole clerks, on the ground that youth
human. nature is invulnerable to
teiltptadtiou; of attractive vice."
Eloping Party Overhaul
1
'e
at
k-,
ne•
11
110
at
se
d.
e1•
n:
sts
si-
fu=.
ho
d..
The Philadelphia Times has the ol-
lolling account of an unusual . scene in
the Pennsylvania Railway Depot : itt
that city on. Wednesday afternoon, upon
the arrival of the limited express' borinca
north : 1. In one of the parlor cars ail
y°ung. couple occupied adjoining seats
-rung.
l and the passengers
and astute conductor soon c?ecided than
theY -ere newly married.. The gentle -
policy of cont
and social der
sophistries b
are .driven int
forsooth, the
whence coin
prises, which
erywhere, alit
ations."—Let
Douc,rrNe-rs —As king us people • will
eat doughnut.., it is best that they
should have t o e which will not soak
fat. The To o ng -is a good .recipe:
One egg, one a sugar, one cup milk,
one tablespo.n melted lard, a little
nutmeg and sa t, two teaspoonfuls of
baking porvdar, ift in flour enough to
roil nicely, -b ,t 1 of too hard, cut in
round rings ad fry in hot lard.
AN U LADEN
to suffer, and if
A13
satisfactory e
it is entirely yot
is only one exc1
reasonable prej
Which has ki let
knowledge and
will soon show
. M.
M.
.M.
TRUTH. --You deserve
you lead a miserale, un •
in this beautiful world,
r own fault and there
use for you, your un -
.dices and skepticism,
thousands. Personal
ommon sense reasoning
lou that Green's •August
Mixed Train.... 7:52 A. M.
Express Train.. 1:15 P. M.
Mixed Train..... 5:00 P. M.
Mixed Train.... 10:85 A.M.
M.
M.
London, depart.... 2 15 5 55 6 35
Exeter , 3 35 8 05 7 25
8 52 8 84 7 14
3 58 8 44 7 58
4 08 9 00 8 03
4 25 9 45 8 25.
P. M. '
Blyth 4 52 10 82 8 52
Wingham, arrive5 25 11 80 9 25
GOING SOUTH -n Mixed. Mail. Express.
A. M. A. M. P.M.
Wingham, depart10 55 7 00 6 15
Blyth 12 15 7 35 6'55
Clinton 1 10 8 01 7 24
P. M.
Brimfield 1 40 8 18 7 43
Kippen. 1 57 8 28 7 58
Hen sail 2 05 8 84 8 04
Exeter .. 2 50 8 49 8 03
Hensen
liippen
Brncefield
Clinton
0
0
d
2
H
0
THE QUEEN or �PuDDnNc s. -We just
lay down our pen to this sovereign. of
the tribe. One pi t.of nice fine bread
crumbs, one quart of milk, one cup of
sugar, the yolks of four eggs beaten
with the grated rind of a lemon, butter
the size of an. egg. `Bake until done but
not watery. Who the whites of the
eggs are stiff beat ; a teaeup of sugar
in which has beenstirred the juice of a
lemon, spread over the pudding a layer
of jelly or any'sweetmeat you prefer,
and pour the whi °es of the eggs over
that, and bake a ght brown. To be
eaten'cold with cr am.
•
.AIID IR, SS.
To the ]?me and Independent Elec-
tors of the County of IIwroi
GENTLEMEN—As the question of Free
and Protection is just now the all abs
topic of discussion, it may not be out of
'?'H
SEMI -
CLEAR!
Trade
�rbing
place
RLAT
ANNUAL ,
NG :SALE.i
WILL 00MENCE AT
JOHN ROGERS'
--n-ON
WiLI.IAM
WILL'' IAIVM
WILLIAM
SATURDAY, JULY V,1
And as the determination is to clear
the Stork, a
CONFIDING PUBLIC
May remain assured that
— 0- 0' 0DS—
Will be offered at
BARGAIN PRI CES.
Dress Goods, Shawls, Straw Goods,
Skirts, Parasols, Tweeds, Hats,
Caps, and Clothing.
All will b included in the
GENERAL SLAUGHTER,
for us to say a few words to you as to what we
'can de either with or without Protection. -We
can furnish r-ou as good a Single Buggy, Family
Phaeton, Democrat or Doable Carriage as any
other shop in Canada, and !for as lean a price,
for cash or: on short time. Our establishment
needs no Protection. The quality of our work
and the facilities we enjoy for doing that work
good and cheap- is the best Protection Are can
hate, and which has enabled us to build up a
good business in a few years. We have, now in
our show room a number of very handsome
vehicles of all kinds, made. from the bet ma-
terial and by the best workman, and w 'ch we ,
will warrant as represented. All 'are c rdially
- invited to call and inspect them. We h ve also
a number of second-hand vehicles which 'r e will
sell cheap. Repairing promptly attenyied to.
Hoping you will see your way clear to gives ns a
call of inspection before spending your money
elsewhere, We are, Yours Truly,
PiLLMAN & CO.,
CARRIAGE BUILDERS,
SEAFORTH, NT.
Will
• —AND—
Astounding Discounts
be given in ]livery Department.
TERMS, s- CASH.
JOHN ROGERS.
SPECIAL LINES.
r '
SPECIAL LINES
AT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS',
SEAFORTH.
About Two Dozen Linen Suits left,
at about half pri4e to clear them; out, at'
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'.
About Half a Dozen Black Silk Jack-
ets, at. Tremendous Low Prices, at
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'.
About One Dozen Cashmere Jackets,
at Prices to suit .any person, at
HOFFMikN BROTHERS'.
HILL & CO.,
H a . & CO., E
HILL. &
h.
0
MAIN STREET, -SEAFORTH
-MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
MAIN STREET, SEAFOiITH.
RECEIVED TRIS WEEK
Black Grenadines, Dress Linens, and
White and Cooral Muslins; Prints,
Hollands, Corse s, Gloves, Ties, &c., at
Greatly= Reduce(. Prices, at
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'.
•N►ds avino no
RECEIY D THIS WEEK
R CEiVED THIS .WEEK A a
1
AT
�P.IBI LL & CO.'S
I
AT W. HILL &CO.'S
AT W. HILL & CO.'S
ONE BALE OF SARGENT'S
:1�
ONE BATF, OF SARGENT 1 ;
0 E BALE OF SARGENT'S
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
CEfEBRATED
CO ON ARN,
COT ON YARN,
E. Butterick .Co.'s Fashion 'report
for August just to hand. Call and get
one free of char e, at
•
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS
S
RHE MATISM
COTTON YARN,
GLA ED TICKET.
GLA ED TICKET.
GLAI ED TICKET. ral
HAVING BOUG-EIT THIS NOTED
HAVING NUGHT THIS NOTED
HAVING B UGHT THIS NOTED f2)
BRAND >
BRA ND
VH "00 ''8 NO911380E1
MUCH UNDER VALUE
MUCH NDER VALUE
MUGH UNDER VALUE
!And all _191 ammatory and Skin
Diseases Cu ed in a Few litho -3.
THERE can be no Inflammation without an
A.bsorbiena Nelitralizes the- Acid Poison, and
the cause of pain *removed. Sold by all Drug-
gists. Price 50 ee ts. Advice in. particular cases
free.' Address
525-34 W. Y. BRUNTON, ndon.
.11
CD
g CD
WE ARE ENABLEDg0 171-1
WE ARE ENABLED' TO
rs1 Cal
0
OFFER IT
OFFER IT
OFFER IT
AT Wil
AT WH
AT WH
O OUR CUSTOMERS
O OUR CUSTOMERS
O OUR CUSTOMERS
LESA.LE PRICES.
LESALE PRICES.
LESALE PRICES.
MAIN STR.EET, SEAFORTH.
THE GOLDEN LION
MR. R. JAMIESON,
Having this week Started. for
Glasgow to buy his Fall and,
Winter Stock, begs to announce
that during his Absence, his
Large Stock of
SUMMER GOODS,.
Consisting of LialAre anct Linen
Coats and Vests, Oxford and
Regatta Shirts, &c.. will be sold
at Greatly Reduced .erices.
00
0
0
0
0
BUILDERS' HARDWARE AT HARD PAN PRICES. WM.
CD
0
rn
7.1
0
1S38 3H1.TIV `H1,a03V3S
0
cn
0
0
cn
0
0
0
111
tt
tqtq
p.
tJ
BUTTER. BUTTER.
CASII
IS AGAIN BUYING
$weet nven. Colored Batter, in
Firkins or Rolls.
550 GODERICH STREET, SEAFORTH.
`)001oYd N30100
In Prints, Dress Goods. Win- Iii
ceys, Flan els, &c., will be sold To
very‘ cheap >
PO
ALL T ESE GOODS p
Must be Cleared Out so as to- 0
'make room for New Stock, so
that
GREAT' BARGAINS
Can be had at the Golden Lion
during the Summer.
o
' SEAFORTH. 18
Sign of the Golden Lion. Z
WILLIA1VI HILL & CO
qHEAPE
CHEAPE
PHEAPE
OHEAPE
CHEAPE
CHEAPE
CREY COTTONS.
'T WHITE COTTONS. .
T DUCKS.
T DENIMS.
T PRINTS.
ti 3EIVMCUVH `S83 I1aa.e
CHEAPEST CROCERIES: .13)
CHEAPEST CENERAL STOCK IN: T.
THE COUNTY.
THt HENSIALL -PORK FACTORY
Are ,p apared to pay the HIGHEST PRICE for
any quantity 0.1
HOGS, AIIVE OR DRESSED
A L KINDS OF CURED MEATS
Constantly on Hand.
FINE LARD. 'SAUSAGES, PORK
0
55
'wniO-138 1,1110a3
3OVld 1S38
0
CD
rn
0
0
rn
0
0
0
0
0
0
-n
'91001 DNI1S3/1
co
rn
0
-74
0
0
0
3NIf1N3D CNV Si3NIHS
FURNItURE
FURNITURE
DASINETMAKER
AND qNDEATAKER
. HA AGAIN OPENED A
Petail Furniture' Store
Two Doors North of his Old Stand, opposite'
Waddell & -Co.'s Dry Goods Store, where he is
prepared
TO SELL AiS CHEAP AS ANY IN
trim TRADE.:
AStended to as 'Usual.
A Large Stock of COFFINS, CASKETS, CAPS,
M. ROBERT ON
531
RECEIVED
DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS:
AMERICAN CUT NAILS,
SPADES, SHOVELS, FORKS,
HOE AND RAKES,
G ASS, PAINTS, OILS, act
FENCING WiRE
AND BUILDING HARDWARE
Description Cheip.
EAVE TROUGHS AND CONDUCT-
ING PIPE
Put up on the Shortest Notiee and Warranted. '
Special 12tdueements to Cash and
Prompt Paying Customers.
JOHN KIDD.
THE CONSOLIDATED BANK
0 CANADA.
CITY BANK F MONTBEAL,Incorporated 1833;
and It YA.1, CANADIAN BANK,
Incorporated 1864.
SEA ORTH BRANCH.
DOMINION ) , MAIN -ST
Drafts on New York Payable at any
Bank in the United States.
Bills ot Exchange on London payable
at all Chief Cities of the United Kingdom.
INTERESP PAID ON DEPOSITS.
SEAF4TEE; PLANING- MILL,
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
THE subscriberbegsleave to thank hisuronerouit
trusts that he maybe favored. with it conthatiann
of the same.
Partiesintending to build won ld do well to give:
him a call, as in continue to keep on hand si
arkestock of all kinds ef
DRY PINE LUMBER,
DOORS,i3LINDS, MOtILD1NGS,
woo 'nay favoiar hint with thcirp atromnse , .aft none
arat ten lion ps t Custom Planing
201 JOHN IL BROADFOOT.
LITM "PiR FOR SA
HEMLOCK, !First Quality, $1; per M. Mit
CUT TO ORDER,
AR Lengths, froran10 to so Peet, at the
PONY MILL, IN- 1/1c)K1LLOP.I
The Subscriber has also a
LUMBER YARD -IN SEAFORTH,
'Where all kind13 of 'Lumbar can be obtained. -
The Great English
Remedy is especially
recommended its an
unfailing cure for
-ttittettey, and all diseases
that follow as n. 110-
imenco of Self abase,, ,
-leforaTakin as Loss ot Memory, "jaw
kJ 'Universal L ssitude, in the BaCk, Mimic
> of vision, rtsomture Old Age, eta manyothex
• diseases tbat leads to Insanity or CoLsureptiOrt
fixa n.zdt ac aPurseem 4d1 styli 14.1 VGlar 131v:ill:neon n 10asf 3tw,litebmeenii ffeyhPeayatioslat;034.1::111 ac:31 ;teal 1:rix
perience in treating these special disca4.1s, Parns
frec by mail. The Specific Medieinc is sold
> by ail Druglfsts at SI per package, or 6 package.s
Bleasdell, -Roberts )t. Lunisclen and al.).
• druggist merchants.
•
Pcriodlcal Pills—This invaluable medicine 11
; nafaiiing hit the eure of all those
dangerous diseases to which the female constitn-
> tion is subject. It moderatos all -CUi:Z-1, and r-4-
- relied on. To rartaind ladies, it is Peculially suited.
Li It win, in a sh,ort time, bring on the morithiy pe-
riod with regitil.rits . These pills sh,otfid tot be
• taken by ntrutties during the fast thrte months
> of Pregranev tbev are sure to bring. on
carriage, but at any other time they arc. Fa.e.
ito.tion of the heart, hysterics, and
ertion, pal
Whiteg,thete pills will effeetature -when. other -
PIANOFORTE AND ORGAN rae=a bale failed; anti, although a .Povarftl
remedy do no,
.2- 5 or anythin hurtful to the 00118iStRTIOR.
AlISS "'ALLEN'
• directions i the tuoruphietaround each package,
limited number of -Pupils in Instrumental Music. v.hieb. should be carefully preserved,. =Job Moans,
TERMS 'MODERATE. ; New York, Bole Proprietor. $1 00 and?* eta*
rilIGANIST of St. Thomas' Church, Seatorth,
Church, Church Street, Seaforth.
Residenee—Third House North of the W. M return mail, Sold. in Seaforth by Hickson_ th
i total), Ott ., gencod agento for the Dominion.,
eAsici°b:tdletucoNonsurtiringov&erB57;11-pilla"'