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Treasurer, County of Huron.
351-13
GOODS!
i•ER ODDS, comprising the fol -
Fancy' Winceys,
Dress Goods, &
OTJi ALL &
k o Blair Orentanants of every
:'oav-a-• now.) Also an extensive. and
f the Scented Necklaces—This
anarositiontand will retain its pe.
-IV niches, received the other den
Vetches lea suffioient guarantee a
TO AS US UAL
talD silo T .
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per 6zea.
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per dozen.
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SEAFORTH.
Ily, that I have as good a stead
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fd
WARD,
Main-Streat, Seaforth.
SEPT. 4, 1874.
mummiamr''
The Average Prayer -Meeting.
The prayer -meeting constitutes so im-
portant a part of the Ohristia.n aocral life
in this country, and is so much a thing
of:the people that it jis legitimately a
topic for, the examinati n and discussion
of laythati. –We pprOach the subject
with abundant reI ere ce for the time-
honored estimate clf itj usefulness, and
only with a wish for the advancement of
its efficiency as aiij ag nail for spiritual
culture. That it is in any respect the
boon that it should be, to the hundreds
of thousands who attend upon and par-
$
ticipate in its exerc ses, no one pretends.
That it is the Iainest and most nearly im-
potent of any of t a4encies enaployed
by the church, in perhaps two cates out
of every three, is evident to all. Let ini
see if we can pres at la fair picture of
the average prayer- eeeting. ,
In & church of, say two hundred and
fifty members, there is an average atten-
dance of fifty pereo is. These ar made
i
up, solai. as the men are concerned, of
the principal chum ±cials—th dea-
0
cons, elders, &c. Th remaind r are
women—the best y‘ ornejn of the c urcli,
and such of their families as they an in-
duce. to accompany, the:The lergy-
mam overworked, ad eliscoura.g d by
the small number in att ndance; is there
to lead. He gives'at his, hymn, prays,
reads the Scriptures, and, with a f w re-
marks, "throws op et Vie meetil g " to
the laymen for pr yer1 or exhor tion.
•
There is a, long per od of silence. The
deacons, who suspe t that their voices
have been. heard to o4n, or t they
may be in the wa .of others, emain
silent. At last, either one. of thein
• called upon by the aast ror some poo
,
j
rises and utters, as isve as he can, th
man, under the spur of a, sense of duty
words of a prayer. Eve ybody sees tha
•, he is in a struggle, and t at he is so littl
at home that he is ort y xious of gettin
through without be aki ' a dOW11., Th
alldiellCC is of cows , s inpathctiO, and
instead of is,
led4 pr y er,,becoraes a
anxious for him as he is f r himself. An
so, with long pate es f embarrassin
and. painfal silence intterspersed _ wit
dreary platitudes o jprayer and speech,
unrefreshing and. lac -1n spontaneity to
a sad degree, the meti4 goes on to the
end, which conies W eu the chapel clock
shows that an hour h been spent 'n the
service. To suppose that any grea goo
comes from the spthng of an hew i
this way, is to offer an in tilt to conam, o
sense. 1,
It would be instritetie e, if the, facts
could be ascertained, to 1now how man
of those who attend the average ia ayer
meeting do so becaus they truly deligh
in it e how many bec use they w h to
stand by ancl encoura e t eir pasto , and
how Many because hey think it is, o
may be, their duty. It •=ould. also e in
structive, if the facts cou d be asce ain
ed, to know how 711 ny men are kep
away by the fear of ein called u on to
engage actively in th exe cises, anc how
many remain at horn be ause they have
learned_ by experienc that the av rage
prayeremeeting is a d ea place to eary
men—one which. bore withoutbenefiting
. them. We fear that if he facts were
known as they relate to tl ese two p intsi
the . a,vera,ge prayer -a eetng weal find
itself in very sorry st ding. 'Wile men
go to a religious m eting, of an sort,
they -go to he reinforc d, or refresh d, or
instructed. How m eh of any ne of
these objects can be realized in s ch a
meeting as we hav described ? How
much, of the still hig ff object of spon-
taneous, joyous wors ip an be se tired, .
by listeniug to the p infu blunder g of
som.e pious- and con cien ious lay an?
• Is it not true that .t1 e a erage p ayer-
meeting is .a. sad_ mopkery of bot Goa
• and man ? el
i
Can it be possible that the Al . ighty
Father of us all is -plesed with an offer-
ing so little spontanedus, So far fro a joy-
ous, so painful in it •exercises, a d 'so
unprofitable in its cot nsels as this. If,
once a week, a whole thee ch would come
together joyfully, an si g their ongs,
and, pray their pray rs, nd speak their
thoughts, and COMMU e w th one a other
1 on the great topic w iich 'absorbs hem,
i that Would be a meeting iworth halving.
: But how would such a meeting coMpare
with the dead drag of the average ptayer-
meeting ? It would c nap re as life; coin-
' pares with death, a be uty with de
fermity. So utterl va, neless, to all
human apprehensiOn arIe the prayer -
meetings carried_ on by oine churches,
that it may well be ques ioned whether
they are not rather a 1clettiment than an
advantage, a harm rather than. a help, to
the regular work of the pastors, and . the
spiritual prosperity of thotie *whom they
lead and teach.
There is something to 'be said for the
layman in this conaection, •which will
leave his piety =impugned. In the
first place he labors at an absorbing em-
_ ployment. He goes tO th meeting ut-
terly weary, and without the slightest
preparatioa of heart Or brain for any ac-
tive participation in -ts xercises. • He
1
needs help, and does iaot eel capable of
offering any. He is &parity Of his vitality,
and needs to be refreshed, and dive ted
from the currents of hou Us in which
histrade or profession old him. Again,
as a rule, he is unused. to public speeeli of
any sort. It is impcssible for him. to
lose the consciousness that he is speak-
ing ; -and, becoming c itical upon him-
self, his spontaneity, and ' all the ood
that comes of it, arc ost. He sink to
his seat at last, humbled into the du t in
the conviction that he has b en eagage lin
a performance, in regard to v -hose Sue ess
or failure he feels either g atifieettio. or
mortified pride. It c ees •rim no• g
. and what is thus frui less o him is,
footrheeers.c.f its nature, fr 1.tle 8 of &ease
Shall the prayer meeting be drop sed
when 3t ccaseS thOpeicss.ay td be the v.-6-
coranomion that it ought to be ? Can
i,
lying, enautaudouS agency of worship nil
• any chane be made in its inethods t at
will work a reforma ion ?1 Ci'an it be
modified so as to avoid the evils we h ve
indicated ? The. •• are laestions that we
canuot answer, lett it is uo hard to ee
that a meeting conducted ee tirely by
the pastot is a thousand ti Inds betel t an
a poor prayer -meeting, and. that; i a
prayereneeting must be had: it is be ter
to conduct it after some liturgical 1 rra
than to trust to the What and blind I
. .
1
wish to le
pal Chur
Tf non -Episcopal Protesta
arn why at is that the Epis
ch. makes converts with such
comparateve ease, they need not go oat.
side of our suggestion fortheir infornia-
tion.--eSceibner's ilitntidy. •
----iir '
Laughter as a Medicine.
A short tinie since, the Sanitarian
ports, two individuals were lying in
room, very .sick, one with brain te
and the ether with an aggravated att
of mumPs. They were so low
it was thought doubtful if the one
watchers, were aeeded every ight,
of fever t could recover. A. entle
was engaged. to watch over light,
duty heing to waken he nurse w
ever it became necessaryto a min'
Medicine. In the ourse of he ni
botYwatcher and nurse ell asleep. The
man with the mumps lay watehing the
the fever patient his potion. • He wes
f.
clock, an saw that is etas time to give
unable to speak aloade or to move any
portion of his body, except is ar f
but, seizing a pillow, he ma aged to
strike "the evatcher in the face: with it.
Thas suddenly awakened, the watch r
sprang from his seat, falling to ithe floor,
and' awakened both the nurse and the
fever patient. The inei ent struck the
sick men es very ludicrous, and the
laughed 'heartily at if fo some 15 or 20
=unties. When the doctor caane in the
morning he fomad his, pate ts vastly
improved, and said he ever leriew so
elld.cten a turn for the be ter. Now both
are up and Well. Who ays 1 lighter is
not the best of medicines? A d this reit
minds the writer of another case. 1 A
gentleman' was suffering rola n ulcera-
ticaoraneinsoth:wottroat, whichat length be-
.
paired of.1 His househo cl. c e. to hie
en that hi life was eh::
bedside to bid him far well: Eae
dividual shook hands ith e d ing
man, and therawent awa wee mg. ast
; of all came a pet ape, a d, sh king the
d man's hand, went away also with it
hands over his eyes, It ms so ludic ou
g
h a, sight that the patient was. oreed t
laugh, and laughed so h artily that the
ulcer [? a Ocess] broke, a a his life a
saved.--- i onclon Medical ecor
UR. ON EXPOSITOR.
ill
-n
0
min
T
e Vibrato No e.
d In brde that processi
n crossilarge suspension bre.
n sary that they should br
der to ins ire 'safety ; an
illustration, that when t
Y. sion bridge was leuilding
- fiddler off red to demoli
t fiddlc. S riking one not
eventu llylhit the vib
fundamental tcthe, and t
ture into xtraorchnary vi
recently a bridge went down i
under the tread of a regiment of
who neglectedi to break step on
it. Three hundred persens ever
ed. The experiment of brea,kin
bier or other glass vessel by
repetitions of some particular no
human voice belongs to the sane
phenomena:.
ns ry sa el
gas, it is ne es
k S p in �r
it is told i
e firsi susp
in E glan
h it with si
after ano i er,
ating note o
rew the str c
rations. 0 1
Fra ce
infan
enter n
dro
a tu
requ nt
e of he
class of
'THE ACRICULTU AL
•MITTT_T.A.
Assurance • Asso iati n
• Canada
HEAD OFFICE, - LONDO
, ONT.
rip, Public will please note that th's Aaso
•ia-
tion, formerly the County of Middles x Mut al,
es not cone, ented to advance of tt-tes by ante 'fig
the Mutual Insurance Combinatton. Having nly
once duriuglits existence required mor tha,n alf
of amount of Premium Note for a t ice ye re'
risk, and that being at a time when th Comp ny t
was young a d the country baptised 111 fire, nd '
having by carfui management and libe Ality a ith
policy holde a been. enabled to a ase t ough he ,
several fiery ordeals of the past ten ye rs with at
levying any opeeia1 assessment 17.1 it8 memb rs,
and having eftet the •late sev7e dr on its
linances—ca sed by the excessi e flrej losses of
1870, 1871 and 1472, still at the Memb s' ere • t a
ea& reserve (Oatinary lst, 1874,) of
,
. $0,0. 'qe 0
With a total Capital of 25l,37Oi 12, ur
Board of Direetors have declined the ov rtures of
less sneceesfnl Companies to advance ur re, s.
1
In the face of 1, strong and increasing c mpetit on
this old favo i e issued for 1873 vhs kr e num er
Of 13,066 Polieies, making the total rtiuul.er
now in fore over 37,000. Partied desiri g
insuraarce on farm property,. cheise ketones, le-
tached dwellings and thut
eir ob ilding in to • il s
o t
and villages 1 be waited on, by the dersi . ed
or one of his duly authorized re resen atives y
ealdreesing a below. The subscri mi. willcontin e
to visit 'Hur ti periodically. anc solid s for •s
co-operators he same noble Pat amage that s
been given the AGRICULTUR in the pa t,
and snore par kularly to himseI , as Cps age •t,
Ai
t t
during the p dwo years ard a alf,
J. It. V 'TASSEL, Clinton A. TA3LO
Londesborou h—Representatives in Huron.
MOTTO--' Merit Comma.n s Success."
CHAS. T. DOYLE Box A wen Sound,
314 " Di trict Agent Grey, Biuce ankl Huron,.
THOM ON & WIL
LIA
A GRIC UJf URAL IM?JiThW T
NGINE
AND
gNGIkE WOK
od, MITCF ELL; ONTA ilO
by •
Ito
1
eadmes of ignorant end half-distrac ed ., , .
1 mere t;pontaneous lay prayed a in
. pal lic
are very niee in theory, Irut in pract
ce,
he theanaiu, le} tl = are app les that br a,k
hit° ashes on the tongue. The cpmon
seems reasonable to us that any pas or,
er body .of pastors, who wi4 present to
the American churches ae liturgy Or
social use, so genial, so hearty, so fu1 of
the detail of common wants; and so p-
• preeiative of the aspiratious of the peorle,
as to be the best possible egression of
40cia1 worship and. C01/111104 petiticms,
will do more to lift the average pra,yler-,
meeting out of decrepitude i not to 4ay
disgrace, than can be done by any ot er
1. .
-Two-Won
has been them
isfaetion. It
driving a sten
machinery, wit
AT
• OUR
Wood Sawbz
J whin
tested and cd• es en ire sat
supplied with a hand w eel eo •
, alum, grain era her, r othe
but extra expellee or the alt.
IAL OFFERED.
IALL-RTNDs op
FARMIJI.O. • IMPLE
kept constantly on hand.
BOILER S3110P 'IN FULL OPER ION.
.. I
Engin& of all Sizes Inlevafr to Ji,ticr
REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
ADDRE $:,
iiii
*-THO SON & WIL
Mitehell, 187'
LIA
M
S
hell
350
r11
'71
co
.r
0
CEN
$8,000
RAL E
FFERE
HIBITION, 1374.
IN PREI IIUMS.
WILL BE HELD
IN'• T E TON
I
0
15th, 16ti, 17th
Ope
N OF GUEI PH,
THE
d 18th of Se tember.
to. AII.
Priee Lis4s and 'Ent'
Secretary's Office, Gael
reteries of other Soeieti
Parties not receivin
to the Show, will fin
office.' •
G. MURTON,
Secretary.
Guelph, .ruly 26, 187
papers can be •ad at the
hc and also fro the See-
s throughout the rovince.
their eatry tic ets prior
them at the S cretary's
J. B. ARMSTR WG,
• resident.
350-4
1ILILE
T G. SC
c-/ • Ace°
' denee lseut
1 east of Pre
TT, M. D. c., Physician, Stn
•cheur, Seat rth, Ont. Office
aide of Go derich Street,
byterian Oh i•ch.
geon and
and . resi-
rst door
342
L. VERCOE, M.
• geon, tc., Coron
Office and iesidence, e
street, nex to the P1
., C. M., Physician, Snr-
r for the County of Huron.
ruer of Market and High
ing Mill.
DR. JAM
sity,
BELL, (Gr
ontreal,) C
Huronl. 0 ce—Next
Marble Warks, and op
Main -street;, Seaforth,
duate of McGill 17niver-
roner for the County of
oor to Calder Brothers'
osite McCallum s Hotel,
ar the Railway Station'.
N muN
• Aecou
partmdnt
1' -Hospitals o
also the Ho
govi. Resi
0, M. D.,
heur, Gra
Victoria U
New York
pitals in 1'
ence—Ern
Physieian, Surgeon and
nate of the Met ical De-
iversity ; former: y of the
nd London, Eng.-jvisited
ns, Edinburgh and Glas
efield. 349
care and Pro
tained elsew
P. M. Room
Main-st.
J. G: BU L, L.D.S.,
.7,..r1 URGE • N,Dentist,&c., Seaforth,
'••••' Onta io. -Plate work, latest
styles, n ettly executed. All sur-
gical opc rations performed with
pawl°. iees as low as can be °b-
ore. Offlco hours from 8 A M. to 5
ovee Mr. • . G. McDougall s Store,
270
CARTN1 RIGHT, L
• vrili vis t Goderic
and WED SDAY of
borne Hotel.
D. S., Surgeon Dentist,
on the first VC ESDAY
ach month, at the .gol-
• 350
, A• M. CA i BELL, 7 S., Licentiate and Prize-
'--'- • man of orne1117 • ersity, Ithaca, N .Y., and
• Graduate of Ontario Ve erbaary College, t2oronto,
• as settled ii xi:leniently n Varna where he will be
found ready nd willing o attend:10 all incls of
• diseases, in al kinds of animals beau c. dented),
•in all Muds f weather, Incl at all hour . ltesi-
• deuce and o ca two do.r east of .Cook :3 Tem -
&ranee' Hall. 819
11
•
NTETRINJ EY SURG 'ON.—D. MeN . UGHT,
ly V. S., be 8 to aunou ce to the inhablants of
"eatorth an surrounding- country that he has
etin awarded the diploni a of the Ontario retain-
ary Coll ge, a ul is now paepared to treat liseases
ef Hors s and Cattle and ell domestic intim s. He
has opened a, office in connection. -with hi' horse-
dhoeingishop, where he will be found roe( y to at:
tend. to I c.alle. 'Diseases of the feet speeially at-
•tendedtI0. R Flicleuee, of ice and shop in t e roar
Of Kill() . nal & Iiyan's new store. All kind. of Vet-
erinary Medi illCii kept colfsta.ntly o hand.
Charges reas. nabie. , •
229
91 J. CHUI CHILL, Va:-erinary Surgeo ,(mem-
ber of th Ontario Veterinary Cone( e,) begs
to intinntte t nt he has rc turned to the pr ctipe of
his professioe in Seafortl , and may at all inies be.
Onsuited on thediseases of Horses, Ca tle, &c.
tetcrinary- 1 edicines CC nsttuitiv- on hal tal.nsii0l1112
RU8 prereptl v attended to. Office, .at •
House, Sealer h. 273
• M NEY ADVANCED
Mortgar e Security, in such sums 1.ncl for -
11-• smile pc •iods, and n•payable in such atelier
ts theap1ientraay desire. Apply to
3224'52 A. G. McDOUGALL, S eforth. •
TEAS, TEALS, TEAS.
POWELL
ASK FoR
4
S FINE MIXT
AT
1.4 .A.1 ID S
TWELVEPOUNDS
CASH PAID FOR BqTTE.R,
UGAR F0.13 $L
J. 0. LAI
JR
LAW.
IlS111"011.T.A.1•11"
Q LII
ARRIVALS AT THE pi-IEQUERED S
c-,
Which were b ught on very fa-vorab e terms and will be sold Off I .
AT PRICES WHICH M
titt
TARGA",
CiiMERON GORNALLY, Barristers and
.Solicitore ip Chancery, Goderich. 848
X. C. CA11E11 71. 001131ALiT.
GARROW & WALKER, Barristers, Attorneys,
Solicitors in Chancery, &c. Ofiice on WestSt.
op.peitGetilwPo,st Office, Goderieh. 84d
s.or.An
_Twt. LEET, ,Solicitor, Wingham, hasA117en
• pointedap-
Agent for the Colonial Securities Com-
pany of Engliand, be is also Agent for several pri-
vate Capitalists 'of Toronto, who loan Money at
very reasonable; rates. Interest payable yearly
IChaawrrgeells0033nrndke.rate. Also Solicitor I,dr the St.
Wingham, Deo.,15, 1871. • 213
oCA.TJGRRy & HOLMF,STED, Barristers, At.
1• terneys at Law, Solicitors in Chancery and
Ineolvency, Notaries Public and Conveyaneers.
Solicitors for the1R. C. Bank, Seaforth.. Agents for
the Canada Lilo Assurance Company,
N. B.—$30,000to lend at 8 per cent. Farina,
Houses and Lots•for sale, 58
BENsoisT ee'ME'YER, anasters and Attorneys
at Lew, Benetton in Chancery and Insolvency,
Conveyancers, Neitaiies Public, etc. Offices—Sea-
forth and Wroxetix. $28,000 of Privak Funds &a
invest at once, at jEight per cent. Interest, payable
yearly. 53
ans. in ,ne180/1 11. W. G. METEli. ,
w— R. SQUIlit, Banister, Attorney in Chan; •
• ery, &e.'6-Oderich, Ont. Odice—over 3.0.
Detior & Co.'sEmporium, Minket 1Square. 26C
---
- Swelter iNe llicDoureld, .
BARRISTERS, Attorneys, Solid tors in Chancery '
&e., Brassele, Ont. Office—two doors noitb of
the Post Office.
W. R. SQUIER, • DANIEL McDONALD.
271 Goderlch. Brussels.
1 .
-,
MOTEIL,s4.
NOX'S HOTEL, SEAFOliTII. Thoings
—1L7" Rnox begs to state to bis old friends aft
and the travelling pnblie, that he has leased the
Hotel lately occepied by M. MURRAY, and
formerly known en the DOWNEY HOUSE, and
hopes to receive a. continuance of the patronage
• so liberally bestowed npon him during Ms many
years in the hotel business. aseera conffort and
convenience will be provided for travellers. The
choicest Liquors and Cigars onl:A; kept in the Bar.
A. careful and relia hostler aliva,A•s in attendance.
291• • 2H0MA8 ID,1:0X, Proprietor.
ORE •VICTORIA HO'2EL, WALTON.—John Winter,
I Proprietor. This hotel is situated on Lae
Gravel Road, 10 miles north of Seaforth, and pots-
, sesses every accommodation and comfort for tray-
. clots. The best brands of liquors and cigars kept
• in the bar, and a careful and attentive hostler in
attendance. Good stabling hi connection with
the hotel. • 350
Teas, Sugars !Liquors an 1 General Grocer es, =•
ST .PROVE 8 TISFACTORY, TO CUSTOMERS.
BACON, HAMS, FL8UR AND MEAL
OF THE BEST QUALITY
- I
Always in Stock, at the Chequered Store, Itatn Street,- Sea
JAMES MIT
orth,.
PH.Y.
SEAFORTH FOUNDRY.
4
HN NOPPER
WISHES to inform the farm ug tommunity • and
SEAFORTH FOUNDRY Leif a term of years, and.i
to manufacture all kinds of
AGRICULTURAL
the public generally that he ha
efitted it throughout. He is n
IMPLEIVIE
SUCH AS •
leased the
w prepared
• Straw Cutters,Plows, Gang Plows, Drag Sal s,
Including the TOTM AN, which is the best 2 -horse Saw in use.
ALSO MY IMPROVED PITT'S PO
BUILDING AND .ALL OTHER CASTINGS
Turned ont on the shortest notice.
, Mill, Engine and other Repairs done with Neatness and Dispatch.
• A CALL SOLICITED. -
JOHN NO
PER.
TO THE
FOR:SYTH'S PA
THE -u.ndersigned beg to direct t
now prepared to take orders fol
BEST
AND
MOST
FARMER OF HURON.
ENT WROUGHT IRON F
e attention of the
• the above fence, w
Dalliers of Huron to the fact
'eh is without doubt the
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Parties desirous of giving thie fence a trial should leave their orders at once, so th t it can be
prepared for erection early in spring. The proprietors will guarantee this fence to sta id without
repairs for TEN YEARS. The benefits of this fence over all others are: lst—Durabi lity. 2nd—
Snow will uot accumulate or bank against it. 3rd—The wind or froet does not effect it. 4th—Fire
will not destroy it. 5th—It hi warranted to turn all kinds of stock, no matter how breachy or vicious.
This Fence will be furnished at the following rates: t•
44 If t 4f
'ye Wire Fence, per rod........1 . . .... . . $1 50 I Seveni Wire Fence, per rod 1 68
ii Li iS it , 1 60 I Eight "
Six
1 75
TERMS—All sums of $25 and under cash, on completion of fence '• civet that amount ee months
credit, an approved note to be furniShed on completion of fence. For large orders fipcci4l caorruanntgeer-, i
eents can be made. Orders taken and further infonnaion given on aPplication to M.
hlain street, Seaforth ; or Geerge Forsyth, at the Market, Seaforth; or Hugh CFainoeRrosny, LiHnd &sbocroo..
20
.1.41VE It r.
9" A. SHARP'S LIVERY ANDSALE STA13LES.
-A- • Office—At Murray's Hotel, Seaforth. Good
Horses and firet-cltissConveyantee always onhan a.
_ .. _
ICZELL'S LIVER STALES, SEAFORTH, Ont.
B
-1-'' Good Horses aijid Comforkble -Vehicles, always
on hand. Favors le Arrangements made -with
Commercial Travelers.' All orders left at KleOX'S
, HOTEL, will be promptly attended to. .
' OPEXCE AND SmcnnEs:—South of the Conner+
• cial Hotel, Main Street.
I 221 - •THOMAS BELL, Proprietor.
Samuel Brodie, C. E.,
DROVINCIAL 11',IND SURVEYOR, Seaforth.
ji". All orders left at the,Maneion House -with Mr.
. John Murray wilynceive immediate attention.
, References—Dr. Co man and Dr. King. 411*52
E. LUSBY
• LICENSED AUCTIONEER for the County of
Huron. Sales attended in allperte of the 001:111
tar. All orders made personally orsent to Seaforth
Post Office will be promptly attended to. 827
* J. P. BRINE
-
, LICENSED 'AUCTIONEER for the County of
Enron. SaIel atten'tled hi all parts of the
•County. • All order left at the Exeosrron offize
will be promptly attended to.
TO THE OBLIC AT LARGE
W. H.. QLIVER,
Harness, Sildle and Collar
M.ANUFACTMER,
.,SEAPO/iTH.
CD
ef)
NCE.
••
at they are
DUR BLE
• FE OE
IN SE.
GODERICH F—OUND
•
.And Sp‘ices Strong.
• SIGN OF VTR scoTcn COLLAR.
choiceassortment alight and heavy Harnees,
Whips, Bells,norse-Clothing, &c., kept constantly
on hand. --Repairing promptly nttended to, and
, eharges moderate. Remember the place, sign of
the Scotch Collat. ' W. 11, OLIVER.
OPENED OUT.
•
FOSTER'S OLD STAN D
y
AMES, *WRIGHT
AS opened in the store next the Seaforth
Foundry and adjoining Foster's Hotel, a full
and e,omplete
STOCZ OF GROCERIES.
Ris Teas are
• His 797 'gars Cheap,
The Goderich Fpndry& Manufacturin4 Co.
• Beg to inform t e public that they al:e prepared to contract for
STEAM ENGTNEs AND' BOILERS FLOUR, GRIST, AND SAW ILLS
SAWING 'MACHINES, &a.
On hand—IRON AND WOODEN PLOWS, with steel board.
• GANG P OWS, -CULTIVATORS, STRAW-CUTTE &a.
SUGAR AND POTASI9L KETTLES, GRATE-BARS,NAvGON
ox s, &c.
COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX,STOVES, of various kinds.
• SALT 'PANS MADETO ORDER.
ALSO,
IRON AND ..BRASS CASTINGS, Al9r:D BLACKSMITH
BOILERS AND SALT PANS :REPAIRED ON SHORT NOTIC
TWENTY TO THIRTY -HORSE POWER TUBULAR BOILERS generally on hand.
All orders addressed to the Company or Secretary will receive promptattention.
A. H3DGE, Secretary and Treasurer.
• HolvroN, Pres
R. RUNCIMAN, General Manaaer..
OPAANCY, OR S UL
CHARMING."
HOW eith r sex may fascinate and g in - the
• love and ffectious of any person they choose
instantly. T is simple -nentril nenuirein nt all
can possess, ree, by mail, for 25 cents, t )gether
with it :Alain Lenptilin Oracle, P reams;
Hints to Lae 'es, &c. L queer, excitint, book.
Wirannar & Co. ,tionth
100,0)00 •old. Address T
Eighth F.: treet Philadelphia, Pa. 82'-e 0 w
$5 TO
peopie,
at work or u
time, than, a
Address G. ST
$20 per day. Agents A :0arnitiendo.
• All classes of
her sex, young or old, make more
in their spare moments or all the
anything else. Particidal s free.
NSON & Co „Portland, Maine. , 284
0 S
R U N K
ORK
r sale.
dent.
I • Call aud give them a trial.
Jsmris
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•THE
GREAT ENGLISH PEIVIEDY.,
R.
WILLIAM
CRAY'S
13efore Takitila After Taking,
,
SPECIFIC MEDICINE
C ires all Nervous Died:tees, such as Trernora,
blity, Prostration which, in many cases, are
• ploduceil by over indulgence in the use of tobace
ce and alcoholic spirit; but the Specific Medicine -
is more especially recommendei as an unfailin
of
tr
A GOOD SVPPLI OF
AND VAL1S
Ire' have On hallfl i/jj Sheets and .,.Vets.
A good assc'etment of _
f
All Kinds of HARNESS. as' U
ua
Manufacturers of Harvest Gloves for the Wholesale Trade.
•e for.beinmal Weaknees, Spermatorrhea, lin-
tench and all diseases that follow as a sequence
Self Abuse, tteLoss of Thenory, Universal LasSi-
de, Pain in 1 the:Back, Dimness of VisionnPre-
ature Old Age, and ninny other diseases ,lhat a
1114ad to lulitillity or Consumption and a Planet -
I "
ta1
re Grave, all of which, es a ink, are lint caused
b • deviating fi•orn the i path of ienture and -over
• ianialgence. ,
The Specific: Medienie isthe remit of a life
s udy and many years1 of experience in treating
t' ese special tliseascii. Full particalars in our
.. pamphlet, which we desire to send free by mail to
cA ery One. ,
The Specific Meditine is Foie by all Druggists
ret, eal per package, or G'imekages for $5, or will be
sent bv mail onrcceipll of the money, by address-
ing
BELFRY & MAY, S' ddlers.
•
WILL AM GIZAY & -Co.,
Windsor, Ont.
Sold in Seaforth by E. Melanin & Co., J. S.
Roberts, R. lainesden, mil by all Druggists.
NORTHROP & LYMAN, 'Toronto, Wholesale
Dealers. 385eow
AITRENT GE 'WANTED.
PPI1ENTICE Wan to learn. wagon and car-
nage -work. One who has eh -tally had some
eJperiente in the business preferred.
GRASSIE,
Seaforth Carriage Works.
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