The Huron Expositor, 1878-09-13, Page 7En 13, I,
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78.
B11 I' Tre
:Tv of Lumber always an_
•,acs n lrtto sizes imitable for
dr, thing purposes, Bass..
le, Cherry, Pine, &e., sad, •
r the different purposes for
only used.
Short Nistice..
VABLE FENCE.
e Only requires
iority,. It is made o'Trial rock
`aka q, and sof i elm spars;
carie loininr. The Fence
if feet high. Thia Fence,
ie remainder of the month
aTS P E R ROD,.
etalar Price, viz.: 70
Will be charged.
eats:
?touring AEU.
louring attended to prompt.
trior article warranted from.
ant work can be relied upon.
L'e hest of Wheat is-
Kano:fat'ture of Flour -
deet rk et.
our-
t. eetrket.
11 the Letest Irprovementa
he work is superintended by
LENCEi3_MILLER.
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Hour will always give sat
A.L STORE.
:tt Stock of Dry Goods, Gre-
(ted 'hoed, Readymade Cloth-
, eae.,. on hand, and offered at
G OV EN LO C;K
witthrop Steam bulls.•
F CLEARINp SALE
_—OF
ER GOODS-
)WF GOING wit
STOOKS NDWIlERE,.
re, Tiin.5 Worn, 1JIoth
tea _R bbis'',, at Dents,
owls, U r el
r THE PRICES
t'rin ts, 8 cents.
and Iioyle'p. Prints, 10
tuts.
} cents pelf yard.
we are almost giving away.
Costumes, $1 75.
t`HO14E STOCK GOING
I' sl_TUR Pi ICES.
Obj ect to
leap Goo
SSPTT1tER 13, 187 S.
THE .HURON EXPOSITOR.
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B Little Leson- • for Sunday. li several bands of a delicate hue on which
were painted roses budding and in full
It was a `bridal scene. The wine -cup F bloom, besid= most expiate . little
pasped from bp to hp. One gentleman, , birds. The colors blended most beauti-
who thought himself cured. of his_drink-
(r habits, refused. " Can't you pledge fully, the whole •snaking a charming,
friendship iii a social glass ?"pleaded
i and at the same time, very rare picture.
riendsl�'p The painting itself was the work of the
the bridegrooms. " I dare not, I can- lady's husband, Ca Main Hca Frovi-
21ot, Then the beautiful bride, with ,� cZe�tce,Jofci•7zccl. I p•T
bewitching smiles and eyes that were ,
�. •
blighter than the jewels on her fingers,, I Th e no o
A clergyman in tLustralia, being dis-
0 Barely you will not refuse me ?"
The 'gusted wltllmthe nu lief of 'threepenny
color molilited his cheek. lie faltered: laces he found in he plate every Sun-
, 'e yielded to the Circe of the banquet.. p
The first .taste fired lois lust,. and he day, studied the su ject, and instead of
not until lie was a sot again. A paying the small slver coins . into the
teased ° bank, locked them up in his desk The
years after,. one quiet 'sumiller's result was .marvell us: Aftersohne £90 .
few reeled into ,
seen pe a Fvxetcla p outcasthad been withdra n from ._circulation, Which are now aok
the open door of a pleasant home, when ; mannfae
was. jest drinking a glass of sixpences and ship Ings took their place
a lady • E in the plate and 1' test accounts speak
e increased. amount
eekly contributions.
three operatives in I WROUGH.IRON AXLES.
tctory at Readsville, •WROUGHTIRONAXLES.
o have ,,lied from a
fought to have been WROUdH IRON AXLES.
-poisoning from the
-oleo „
p
animals, principally
A few days ago an- jyrought Ir
led, and another is Wrought Ir
sick. ' Wrought Ir
nd bashful old gen- ?
e -in a
arrayed himself g
'es, which. had been
t- 1'rofes5or len
; hanging in a dos t for several weeks, The port Perry
GANG PLOWS.
•
GAN PLOWS..
CLANG PLOWS.
r1 Ob m ni Threepennies.
held out the poison to high, saying;
TEESW
PO
yQ:tk to get' . ,
l{Nr S's F -•}C
ennd to :.fume-Cleararnce.
AND O JERTAKING.. `.
BOX,
EAFOR R; K:,;
reds at tkcii Ii" creroortiis,
Market, as Ilancisome a
Furniture ,f every Des -
Is Nob be band in any
1vstzb iNitilte,Lt in Karon,
iehc they U. e prepared to
lectured under
' can _:aairautee.•
their own. super-
Wad
uper-
it Cat to (1ualitea
t.E .14ADE To ORDER •
Elf 11N 1)ESll;tEl). •
E•RTA}€ I NG.
nee it liantlsoni Braude, they are
, at tette t(, tills , Itt,king in all its -
€.• nr,,: reas,'ia4 pit t •rms.
with their Ga it t takiug business
EPTIO
4'4 illi• body ilial
alai gats cent.
FLUID.
l..stray:; ail o:fen•--
eieu ati:liiig from
1,'F,t,tArtt`c�ll, Solicited.
111u()ADFOOr & BO,SS-•
l#1 stEA t)itTil
tE
AND LAND AGENCY.
NZO' STRONG
st vend Fir:,t-Class stock, , Fire
ants CeneeniLal,an.t isprepar
1{, yS.
S`ocie-
Farm
rte White St:lr fine of Steamers.
hoof*ispxi 1 -Store, Ma St•
•l FAVORABLE TE
r -eet1 tl d,f.tlee beat Load
[. i tlta :•al anal l,urchaee 'f
.fi, Fel* 1 I t, -T-CLASS
DI -
;1) l•A1�1IS FOR SAL
•to Goan trt el Per Ce
wine, allowing her Iiitle.one to sip The encouragingly of t
vagabond epiarag forward with a mans-.; derived from the
ac's frenzy, raised his arm, dashed the
cup to tile floor, and shouted—" Mur- •
I
that will but not with la —Two years ag
der issue if you the curled hair f
Look at rue. You made me what I am glass., are said
You
1 was respectecl and honored..Y . - painful.disease t
tempted me at your wedding. Now ,caused . by bloo
there is not a reptile I would not gladly hair of diseased
change places with. I'must soon stand SUerian horses.
before (rod's bar.. Ou your bead rests = other operative
eay blood !" A gurgling sound was � now ep rativey
heard in lift throat. He fell at her ;—A fastidious
F
feet a corpse. He sleeps in a nameless tleman at Boston
grave, the victim of a 1 though
thoughtless seduction
cilia a• black suit of clot
TER
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AND—
T PERRY,
owledged to be the BEST
area in America;
ivy's flana •
boo• on a recent Sund
Russian: Official. Dishonesty.. ' a walk dust as th
A young Scotchmaie from Edinburgh with church -goer
•= far his suspender
ty, and started out for I witkis.rthe Whe
oug
streets were crowded
Before,he bad gone
suddenly parted, and
went into the general post o. ice in Sas he excitedly c etched at his .pants,
Petersburg, bought a p 1
a note to a freed, lnai b
out. He had hardly reached the street a shriek of despa
-wybon he remembered that he• lead left homeward, but,
his pocket book on the ' desk. Ile ire-.
friendly shelter
mediately returned, and found the ;most naked, his
n Spokes in Wheel.
n Spokes in Wheel.
n. Spokes in },Vheel.
s the only Gang Mewl made
)n Axles and Wrought Iron
31s.
osteal card, wrote ; the broke awaylike buret paper and '
led it and went ; fell n fragmens to the ground. With.
THISTLE CUT
'r he turned and fled
efore to • reached the
f his house, he was al
coat and ' vest having .I
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clerk in charge counting the bank notes dropped. piecemeal to the (sidc�valk.
old pieces out of his pocket book. sCarpet-bugspp p er al blame for the ratan-
and g p , ' v
He asked for it, but the clerk, who had troe.
been talking German with him • a No ! —The Free C = arch of Scotland sends
meat before, pretended that he could ,PATENT CHILL D PLOWS.
minis-
OLIVER'S
understand. - After he had been i every summer aelic-speaking u , OCIVER S P
told very rudely to take off los hat, an_ ters to preach t• the Scotch -fishermen
that he roust - on the Irish coa . t. Au English minis- j
other official told hien r does similsr service for the English j
Also all kinds of General Purpose Plows.
furnish proof that the pocket look was ' and Cornish. fes ermqn. Nothing, it is i
H mentioned his passportst which
THIS
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ERS.
LE CUTTERS.
THISTLECUTTERS.
NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS.
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Celebrated No. 13 and
THE CREED OF CHRISTENDOM
THRIFT, by Samuel Smiles, Price $1.
FRIENDSHIP, by Ouida, Price $1 25:
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP OF ONTARIO, Pric
The some, with Iudex, 50 cts.
by W. R. Gre
Price $1 50.
SENT POSTPAID TO ANY -ADDRESS, ON RECEIPT
C. W. PAPST, CARDNO'S BLOCK, .S
SIGN OF THE
CIRCULAR SAW.
_rAr- D
5 cts. - W
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AA M
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F PRICE, BY
Wv� n'1
EAFORTH. �a = o
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DS FOR -TH.E MILLION
GOODS
AT—
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1 CAMPBELL'S CLOTHING EMP
THE UNDERSIGNED` IS PREPARED TO SHOW HIS FRI
PUBLIC THE CHOICES r SELECTION 01
lw0RSTED COATINGS, PANTINGS, OVER
i
his. . e men Torre ' said, can snrp ss the interest w to
which contained a description of him ' t ke in them. " They
wh Th thofficial the seamen
contents co el
the
minister 11
�d
when REPAIRS
�• u•
ego s
evening, N
D
call AS
TIN.
S
must C
h
toad his signature• en e make all the ar ingements`•on . the pre -
told him that the '� t would be ex t
dimmed next day, and e the takes his place hey all sit on their
' d to
man
applied c'les
of 11Bibles
ctheir
The S ppwith
' In t
I
enwild l
ih
• aro
'English consul, and the latter went ; bud y li tnn-boo js, which they have
Ia
with him tO the post office, where he, I brought from • ogie, in their hands.
was told that the pocket book had been.No man is with .ut his book, and the
sent to the okra office. They went to
the police, and the police deuie(1 any singeing would c o honor to city congre-
knowled•Te of it. - For three nays they i gations."
kept runuilig between the - post-othce ! LivEl Is
and, p the olice office. At length the j imperial organ
consul
ING.-The Liver is the
f•
the whole human sys
Ent'lish
became very emphatic, tem, as it con sols the life, health and . AGRICULTI
and the post office returned the pocket happiness cf in u. 'Whenit is disturbed. : PORI
book with £7 missing. ',\ hen the in its -proper an
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Septennial asked why this was kept are the nature,
d " I'a like to
back, the Russian replie
, of food, the m
make au Englishman give a donation blood, the acti
to the new volunteer Russian fleet vous system, a •e" all immediately con -
that is where your gold was sent." elected with th Workings of . the Liver.
It has been uccessfully proved that
From Kilmarnock to London Green's Angus Flower is unequalled in
and Back on a Velocipede. curing all per bns afflicted with Dys- --
--
,1Ir. Jahn Rankin, a young I ilmar- pepsin or Live . complaint, and all the -
ion, all kinds of ailments
result. The digestion
e-nents of the heart and.
n of the brain. and ter=
Gall. and
don't
0. C. WIL
nock gentleman, has just completed a numerous sy ptoms that .result from
journeyto Kilmarnock and back on a an unhealthy ondition of the Liver and
bicycle. He left Kilmarnock on the , Stomach. Sa pie bottles to try, 10 cep ts.
23rd of July and reached the metropolis Positively sol in all townson the
on the lst of August, after having made Western Cont ;lent;. ,Three doses will
a stay y of two days at Sheffield, part of prove that it i just what you Want.
day
a day at Birmingham,
111
l and putt Of a - - '
at Coventry. The distance; of 4341 miles Li•rs's Coco i. -Grateful €Loki comfort-
was thus run in about six dans, making 1 ing;.—" By rti t lorough knowledge of the
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-, w : -ces for stoppages. i Ir. Rankin! natural laws which govern the opera
alio an-
opera -
left London for lioine on the 5th of Aug- tions of diger ion and nutrition, and by
list taking the, East wait route, and a careful app ;cation of Ulie fine proper
-
reached
1 • ' .,
re• adied (xlasgosv on the 1:lith, thence ties of well . elected -cocoa, Mr. ' pps
coming to Kilmarnock tl at night by has provided ur breakfast tables' with
traine The home journey of 448 miles •a delicately avored beverage, which • .
to Glasgow'tts thus ruII in six Clays, may save us •ilany'heavy doctor's bilge.
1.
the only detention having been for a few It is by the j cdiciouususe of such articles ._
hours at at Grauthan and Ba-tlagate on of diet that a constitution may be grad- `
account of rain. The longest roll in. one ;tally built it until Strolls enough to re- .
day was from Morpeth to E diubtergli, list every to dency tc • disease. IIun-
-.the distance travelled being 112 guiles. areas --of su tlo maladies are floating •
.----•= around us -eiady - to attack wherever
_ f - The .Ghosts. there is a w-zk point.. We may escape .•
The Prince; • and Princess of Wales many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves .
paid a visit to Newstead Abbey a short well fortified with pure blood, and a
•
time ago, and asked to • be - shown the properly not rished frame." -00d Ser-
I3yron • I.leo111s, and • particularly the Zxice Gazette. Sold only in packets label- _
" Haunted ('1laulber." After express--", led—" JtiMe„ Epps cC Go., •Honlceopathi--'
ing admiration at what `. s'he had been i' is Chemists, 48, Threadneedle Street„
shown, the Princess roniarked, But 1 and. 170, Pic'adilly. London." 482-52 11
AV -tate -oil [ iailwny.. 1
runnels station, north and south, -
where is the ghost ? A llauuted hoose
is nothing without a ghost ;" and .there-
upon began poking about with herpara-
solfi1 There is €L recess in
Trains leave
8p tO l( one.
as rudder:
ALL KINDS AT
AATII,LSON'S
The eye delights to gaze upon, and Fresh from the Mitkets Cor this
ALL SUITS WILL. BE WAH,RAINTED IN EVE
TO YOUR SATISFACTION.
RARE BARGAINS ITV CERTAIN LNES.
CALL AND SEE.
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COATINGS, g :' O
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STORE No. 1,
CAMPBELL'S BLOCK.
WM. CAMPBE
WWi f'.
L Seaforth. w
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ATHER p
THERE` IS NOTHING LIKE L
-- U .FIND
SITOR AS ' YOU W
WHEN IT IIS 1\IADE to s '; r;' W
i�� _y-• dtdt
UP INTOAT
t i',.:.
r
A A O
G 0 0 D P _ _i g. �. J. WARD'S, .� g
imixr. -71
r , _-_ = SEAFOHTH, i 0
HARNESS - w w c
1 . ^?
KindsW =
t .les.
Made
' the
Latest Styles. y
meso
Harness I12 up
ill
find
allxj
Where you w �"m
give yon better satin- ✓ .y' co
hat A A
t A Trial is all t .
.
-.I. ' ARD, Seaforth, -
MM
E1hIErIBER, if yon want a Fancy or Substantial Harness J. WARD c
R faction as to QUALITY and PRICE than any other maker in the Cou
is wanted to secare regular custom.
FURNITURE.
F.L IIPL ('ME13T EH -
1.‘1, SEAFORTII. FURNITURE.
ee °Tlteni, and if ?P`a M. ROBERTSON,
the them don't buy. j
CABINETMAKER
SON, PROPRIETOR.
ori -.3414-1 AND UNDERTAKER,
SEMI-ANNUAL
LEARING• SALE
HAS AGAIN OPENED A.
Reail 'l Furniture Store
Two Doors North of his Old Stand, opposite
Waddell Sc Co.'s; Dry Goods Store, where he is
prepared
WILL COM 11EN CE AT
TO SELL AS C EIIiIAP AS . ANY IN
3 TUE TRADE.
J01
SATO
er ' GONG SOUTH.
which Hart of the bedstead st€Ends tinct ,
GOING. NO TH. i
' w hlixcd 10 `35 A. 41. flail Ei:15 A. bI.
cOntiauiug to probe, she noticed a Move- i Aoeoui .... :08 P. M. Accom 12.15 A,, M.
Inent. as of something alive. All were snail.:...... 2 58 P.M. atixed 7::15 P. M.
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amazed ; when presently out rushed a I
• y'puug WODUU1 €t,iltl ran off, and then
mato: stood tip, her face co�'ered with
N ROGERS''!
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UNDERTAKING
Attended to as Usual.
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A Lar a Stack cf COFFINS, CASKETS, CA11S,
DAY y t j U LY 271 gSHROUDS, ,kc., always on hand.
531- M. ROBERTSON.
ON
And as `- he dotermivatiet is to clear
the Stok, s
CONFIDING PUBLIC
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ray remain ateured that
00
Wi11 be offered at
zit
SACRAMENTAL WINE
PURE GRAPE WINE
—FOR—
SACRAMENTAL AND MEIi1i•-
CINAL PURPOSES
-AT-
Gra el Trunk Railway. _ I� A R G A I N I PRICES
Trains lance Scaforth and Clinton Stations as
-LUMSDEN'- & WILSON'S,
SEAFORTH.
UMBER FOR ' SALE.
SEED CORN.
SEED CORN.
JUST RECEIVE A CAR LOAD OF
BEST SFED CORN,
PRIG LOW,
And the Corn guaran eed to grow. - A - quantity
of it has been
sown an can be seen growing by
B wn
ell s
ore
'n at ro rY
r
ca]i n�
G "�
HEMLOCK, First Quality, $G per M. PINE
her€1,lirou to iritic lien confusion t from ss•
great e,1' uscene1It of the Prince and G 1v 'T SF tFOI'TII. CLINTON.
t<
O the fdjlloivs :
oltG ES o r5 ' lt, 2:4 1'. M.
Express....
. BILLS CUT TU. ORDER,
Mixed
tis 0.00 P. ,'.t. `l:''0 if Dress Gooch, Shcbzals, Straw; Goods,
11a.ed- 7'raai ..:. ;l:uo A. i•l. • �(ro0 AL.M. � l ,
Tweeds, Hats, Princess.
One Princess Who Can do : GOr4G E'IST �i}:SFolt'}e. GLI1 TON. Skirts, I wasp b,
Somethillzd,. Mixed. 7'1 as +.• ,
One of -Iter Majesty's grandchildren vF Express tress Tr f a P M.
iylixed Ti as �1
has recently appeared i11 print as an '
7:52 A.M . 7:27 A. it.
iu. 3:15 1' M. 13:50 ?.1 L.
5:00 P. 11 . :25
10:35 A.M.. .10:00 A.. 3 .
13, .Huron and Bru.ce.
eldest daughter of the Grand 1)ucliess men Mixed. Express. I
of Hesse, has publiShed a translation 111
P. M. A. M. z' M. IN
,. handou (tclaart.... 2 1., 5.:3., li 15 OE El
German of a tapings to children e sod, 7 •3 5
Caps Gl2d .Clot/LL77,g.
• plied `Tai
author or at least a translo.t()r. Her t
IIoVal ' Il .-r1,ness Priitcess Victoria, -Loud
eU
GolsG- Nor.T
bythe E `ter
1
prcached. in Z�'estp instar Abbey 10 ; `l
� g _a 's Qi
let'. T..Teienm:.in minus' Shore, honorable
'
art l object, )
will be included in the
M1 Leugths, from 10 to 50 Feet, at the.
PONY MILL, IN Mc1KILLOP.
The Subscriber has also a
LUMBER YARD IN SEAFORH,
Where all kings of T,nmber cantle obtained.)
�>�►L. �LAUGI-ITER, _
- THOMAS DOtivNEY,
Kttmal.l 1 55 ,S d l ‘,7i ,51`11 —AND
l��i(}paid
L' lceticid. -4 (d5 :1. 00 6 03
which pullli 1tc�1 Til 1)aiiu4tac:t for a Clinton "�
Gil { the ,greatest 10 P.M.3 8 52 i ,f1 stOundtrt.lj Dis�'ounts
4 ,? t
chapl tri) to • the Queen. The work, d ,,Y (1 S5 5 0i
1
t o e tr ,3ec t t �;, 1317.-th •
cred•
it to the royal and youthful • utas Ingham, price 5 25 it 30 9 25
-
r - hired 1fail. ' Bipress.
G )I G SOOT I M
Winghaan, apart... 10 5:, • 7 00 6 15 k Will
12 15 7 35 6 55
ator.--Londo,c 7'i,,u.' . f 7 A.1t. .A• P•
A Gipsy Queen.
r , '' sies frolii Kirk Blyth
P AI
.lhc, Queen of the Gipsies 1 le 8 01 7 24etli0ltn is expected in Peebles oil €L Clinton e
' I3airee(ie1d. 1 40 8 g 7 48
royal visit in' about a fortiiillt. Ilcr ! ,.i 57
I� yen.
Majesty will hold a court and royal le- I : Fl1nsall u5 8 34 8 04
vee during her stay, when she will ides- = Elder
2 �0 8.99 8 08
play'so'meofthe secrets of her folttune- —•_. _
telling powers, and of her aogtiirelneuts
in gal 1 h� 5iogu- m She .-
l gnistry and. 1) .K -
3.
Will bring her royal roles, her sword of
state, and the paraphernalia necessary
to a due appreciation of her royal pro-
gress. Her Majesty is over four score
Years of age, and often makes the state --I
lueut that she is tllo only Queen who
has been crowued'in Scotland since the
ill -fatted Mary received: that distinguish- ,
edh>iupr.
Novel Dress Decoration-
At the entertainment given by Mr.
and Mrs. George Bancroft, in honor of
lips. Have, at Newport, the dresses of
the ladies were elegant in the extreme,
but there was noun which attracted so
lnlch deserved attention as that worn
by Mrs. Heap, wife of Captain ,David
Porter Heap; of the United, States- En-
gineer Corps.. It was made of heaXy
white Bilk land ornamented with paint -
44 by hard. Around the dress were
AIRS. C. 31. DUNLOP'S Fall Term in
iMluusic , iIl opcu on Sept. 16th. Pupils
should _ive in their names previous to
the opo ng of the claw. Those not hav-
ing Ins rtlments can be accommodated
with us of Piano or Organ at very mod-
crate a es. Seaforth, Sept. 7,1878.' 561
BU TER. BUTTER.
E D*TA.RDCASII
IS AGAIN BUYING
Sweet
ven Firkins orred Butter, in
550 GOD RICH STREET, SEAFORTII. PRIG:
be gi •eu in Every D partment.
+RMS, '- CASH.
JOHN ROGERS.
A AR _GE (tel ;A, TITII
OF
PUR� PARI
:1,T
GREEN
ROB RTS' D UG STORE.
ALSO AGE T FOR
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A Su
e. Cure f
HealFlac
50 CENT
A 79
THE KENSALI PORK FACTORY.
G. & J. pETTY
FULL :TOCKS (l
ALL KINDS OF SEEDS
Are prepared, to pay the HIGHEST PB ICE for
any quantity of
AT LOW ST P ICES.
TEAS A AS USUAL.
SPECIIALTY
. HOGS, ALIVE' OR DRESSED
ALL KINDS OF CURED Al EATS
Constantly on Hand. . 1.
FINE LARD. SAITSAGES; PORK
WESTERN FAIR, 1878.
`. $12,000 OFFERED IN PRIZES.
COM.PETITION OPEN T3 ALL.
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ageesmarminmen
Will PAPER,' BORDERS,
AND
WINDOW BLINDS.
I show in the above lines this year a FINER
STOCK and BETTER VALUE than
ever before offered in
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ci �• it aLI srTo 1V
an •O I
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> My Patterns are AL.. NEW,'and having 'bought
r Z direct frons the manufacterers, 1 ss.n i sell at
i D prices thst cannot be beet,
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'col 0 I f Also Moth Proof C47 pet Lining at
(1) �i ; , Low Ti res.
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FULL
LINES
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,�STOCK Ft
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� ALWAYS IN STO
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will not be outdone either in
Price.
Quality of T�o7•k. or
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OUR PRICES FOR 1878.
Carding and all Kinds of Custom
Turk Done as Usual.
GOODS MADE TO OR DER
DRESSMA.�Z�N G,
' - And a Large Stock Kept Constantly on )and to
MISS 1OTT Ex.change for Wool.
BEGS leave to announce to the Ladies of Sea -
forth and surrounding conutry that: she has
commenced dressmaking in all the
LATEST STYLES AND VARIATIONS,
And hopee by Neatness, Good Work anti Punctu-
ality to merit the patronage of all.I
Rooms over Lemsden & Wilson's Drug Stgro,
Main Street, Seaforth.
Six apprentices wanted. G;19
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Special in ucement to Cash and'
Prompt raying Customers.
THE CONS LID TED BANK
CAPITAL 54.000.000.
1 CITY BANK OF IONTREAL, Incorporated ISM;
; Incorporated 1864.
' Will be held in the City of LONDON, on. ____e_
pRIZE LISTS and Entry Papers may be had
-I-- at the Secretary's office. All entries are re-
quested to be made on or before September ist.
Railway arrangements have been made for one
Fare to Louden and retneu.
WM. McleRIDE, Secretary.
Western Fair Oilice, London, Sept., 1578. 561-2
• ' n S. CAMPBELL, Provincial Land Surveyor
-4-' • and Civil Engineer. Orders by raail prompt -
attended to
PER BOTTLE. ;179. - D. S. CAMPBELL, Mitebell.
DOMINIO
Drafta on
Bank ie the Unit
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Seaforth, Jane 12, 1878.
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SEAFOITI•I PLANING MILL,
SASH, DOR AHED BLIND -FACTORY
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THE for the liberaipatronagtl extent%alto
C! customers
C3 `3 him since commencing business in Seaforth, ami
I ' trusts 'thathemay,bo favored with a eontinntae
O of tire same,
partiesintending to build would do won to .give
him a call, as he will continue to keep WI hsnd, a
no1 argestock of all kinds el .
l'''' DRY 'PINE LU1�IBER,
O_ SAMILEMM,
C3 DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
PC SHINGLES, LATA, ETC.-
Hefcelsoonlident of givingeeti,factiontothaes
y.� ware may favour him with tbeirp1 trorlage, as none
i -l-1 but first-claeeworkm_enareempioyed.
^ 1-•�Particularuttention paid. toCestozr)Plai13r1I
201 JOHN H. BRUADFOOT.
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tt A THEY occupy the attentiot of all, therm
1 xi- herd. times, the subscriber is determined to
meet them, by offeriog geod ineh Hemlock, net
usually Robe for inch," at tire following ratoa:
feri i 12 foot Hemlock. at$7 00 per thousand.; 14 foot
I-4-4 , Fencing, at $7 50, forCash. An oraers over 4.000
5 per cent. diseoniat. Call and see if you aznet
re_, • get what le represented.
81)Tehr:esnutbscribertha.nke hie numerous customers
for their liberal support, end solicits sti continn-
' a.nee of their favors.
JOHN THOMPSON.
; 438 Steam Saw Mills, MeKillop.
t-711 EGG EMPO.RIUAL .
1 The subscriber hereby thanke hie nnineious
e_a 1 customers{merchamts and others) for their liberal
0 1 • p-, , patronage during the past seven yeareoled leepere
1.1. by etri et integrity and -close at tentioo i o badness,
i lee". ; to merit their confidence and trade in Ihe futnee.
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HttiGe HEST CASH PRICE
For any quantity al good. freeh egge, delivered
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Main St reel ,Sc aforthe
: Wantea by the subscriber2.5 tone of good -dry
. eleen WHEAT STRAW,
'}Is DR. "WILLIAM GRAY'S SPECIFIC
The Great Englieb
Remedy is eseecially
recommended as en
unfailing eine for
Senainal Weakness
Spermatorrhea, Impo-
tency, and tell diseuees
qnence of Self aboye,
Ieniversel Laseitude, PAW 'in the Beek, Dimness
of Vision, .Prernatnre Old Age, and many other
e-7-4 dieefteee that leads to Ineauitr, or Coesineption
and a Premature Grave, all of which as rnle tire
and over indulgence- The. SpecifIc Medicine -is
the. resat of a life study and inaay years ol
i ',blot free by mail. The Specific Medicine is sold.
by all Dr:waists at $1 per peckage,'or 6 packages
": for 45 or will be sent by naafi on reeeiet of the
.fae'. money, by addressing WILLIAM GRAY & CO.,
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ea./ Windsor, Ont. Sold in &earth ley 'Hickson &
change on London payable
of the United Kingdom.
PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Itaaaosa
MARRI4GE
Olt CERTIFICATES,
(U der the new Act,) iaaued at the'
EXPOSITOR OFFICE„,SEAFO RTC
Under authority of the Llententent-Govereor
Ott Leo.
And au inflammatory and Skin
Diseases Cured in a Few flours,
TICSRE can be ma Inflammation without au
-a- Acid Ferment. Bruarton'a lifienfnatIfe
Abaorblent Neutralizes tee Add Poison, and
the eanee of psin is removed. sold by ell Drug -
gide. Price 50 tent*. Advice in particular cases
free. Address
525-34 W. BRUNTON, London -