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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1874-11-06, Page 7hrt 1 Caneeti. row. 50 $1 30 80 150 1 30- 0 r 1 30 ' 1 30 50 , 13() iL.-0 130 50 30 •50 1 30 5.0 1 30 5 30 180 64 1 30 1 94 56 1.33 3 91 18 777 • I 75 20 52`. eE ERSM ITR. 81 1 30 ii 61 30 2i 1L33 I 58 12 91 *, 1 50 9 75 6 51 143 796 - 3 '59 138 4g7 S 78 150 1Q28 80- 1 80 i3.) 1 98. 31 64 08. r35 52 21.8 ,32 38 2 .10 NO 2 91 35 2a 33 3370 ! 72 371 70 34 48 26 1 1.456 1 65 i621 317 138 41 55 95 1 30 225 '95= 1 3t 225 2 .15 I 35 20, 1 30 S2 130 89 1 30 ROSS County of Huron_ 351-14 . 60 1150 19: 21 19 DRESSING .1.7P BATH ROOMS. Is pleasure in announeing up over hi$ shop a nuraiber ifOrtable ; RooM s ifortalde I.+th may be had )HA[R ORM* A.L.-.0 on:hand a nive stock of- 'Ckel-W A eV, Lb& prOaxed totaairt XE COMIX$, , nett anti •worlied into. Witches, Qterls, Sac. WIGS notice at less than ci (.4/deed. WM. NEWMAN. T1NWAR ess vieriety ' Mein stree Seaforth. ?01e1e zulUretftilat Mre- WORK eendeet to and neatly ee- xn IkliTTNEY. ,F- • , C ,Ts =EST EXPECTED., .iteeek of Ht rvest Teo al 1; a, Cr4dIes, FLAY Fait K any i4 the Trade. EPE. IDD. ,MS'" Jle P L IL; f TS, - E Vet ilachine . eivee entize sat- _ a hand !wheel for iZ crueliere or other e Le. tier t ne belt. a.. . ()FEB TION. ttL(tCto Or( TTENDEL1 TO. 1 MS, Mitchel/. 3,50 „e• Nov. 6 1874. 4111110111111111 THER:URON OldaMine Wills. SOMR CURIOUS SPRCIMENS PROM 'ULSTER : COUNTY, 'The repairs 4o the surrogate's office are nearly completed, and it is now aboxit as , cosy an. offiee , s one could well wish f. Mr Cooper re loved the papers from the -old vault on 11,iday. and he found the job a very thistly one, for some of these papers are marked filed, 1.1.4 -ay back in 1776, and perhalps have not been disturbs; ' -ed since they were laid away in the . vaults of this building.la' In looking Over -.some of the old, wills, we saw some ievi- alence a the stormy times in Whip *ley were written, as well as ma* peculiar: ' ities of our forefathers that caniiot be found M the documents executed by the , fathers of the present generation! Tile . will of the present day seems a mere, , legal, businesslike document, while . those written and _executed duringithe days ef the Revolution seem to haVle . been„ written 'd,uth. the greatest care, :for • the smallest arti, les are specified with A .ordd not be done with: d even -weeks• of study deviser. In some cases ' minuteness that ' out many dams , • on thepart of the these documents re histories of the fain- ilies at the time they were written, and are well worth reading. In one of these wills,. made by Charles De Witt, of Mar- 4b1etown, July 7, 1776, a few days after the Deolaration i of Independence, We find the following[: "In the name oil God amen. - 1, Charles De Witt, being at present at my house in Marbletown, a .z_ d considering the flu- :certainity of lif , especially in ill* times of trouble, iind as 1 am in . a few days to go down to New York where I 'nay fall a vietim to British tyrants who are arrived in ordeil to invade the Metrop- chs, it may be unCertain whether ever 1 return, do:make awl publish this rdy ,last will and teStateat, &c.” ' In another will; p ade by David Crage in 1775, the teatatbr, wishing to secure his wife in the comforts of a home. saysi : "ITE-ai.-1 give unto my loving wife, Martha Craae, her riding mear and year- ling colt, and to be kept for her on the farm whereon I now dwell, to be at her disposal; and 1 alSo give and 'allow- un- to my said wife, and my will is that she have her choice ef any room in the house where we now dwell, and that the same be finished in a decent and, comfortable Manner. That my son Adam ,give her lifliciert maintenance therein, and a nc- crro wench to attend her dui mg life. But ,,.., . an case of any disilgreement, and my wife iclines to he elsewhere, then I order :tend allow the SUM of £8 per year, and as much wool and ilftX as she may reason- ably stand in need of during her natural life." Another, whichlbears the date of 1707, made by 1-fenry eirauss, contains the fol- lowing : • "1 give and beitjueath my leving wife one Mear, one co , 2 sheep, with her bedding and °loath a; and household fur- nitare ; as for the rest of my effects to be equally divide4 among my thildren Repairing eicept Zelda he halving got his part be- , fore. ' s Thomas Goldsmith in 1787 wills to his beloved wife Catherine a Negro boy, named Dick, likewise the feather bed 'SHOP—One DOor north of HaysrFectel„Prus- and. all the furniture therennto anywise sos. belonging to the same on which we now 360-12 ALEX.. DUNCAN. , lye; likewise all: the farniture and cloth- ing she brought with her when we,were able_ -a -effects Of "a hex onthe care Many people, otherwise humane, appear to imagine that a box on the ears is a light punishment, specially adapted to the construction of .young children. They also appear to,think---at least they act as if they thought—that- the projection of the outer ears suggests ear -pulling as a modifieLl form of punishinent. The same persons, who will strike children .violent blows on the head with the hand, pen or closed, would think twice before they struck with a cane or pointer the utstretched hand of a child ;1 andthey ight possibly object to a soiind flogging dministerecl in old schoolboy fashion: But, of the three naodes of punishment, ie blow on the head is infinitely the ost dangerous. The bones of a child's head are much more capable of being in - jived by a blow than are those of an ad- ult person, and the ear itself is one of the most delicate and most delicately organ- ized parts of the whole human body. A man would be considered .brilta,1 to bit a child's eye so as to deprive him of sight, or his nose so as to disfigurehim. It is no less an injury to make a child cleat, or cause injury to the brain„, or to give; rise to ab- scesses in the ear, or to injure the outer ear ---and all these are accidents not UTI, COM311014 in connection wi1i ear -boxing and ear -pulling, as practiced. We are certain that much of the ruelty perpe- rom aheer ig- -ise no words stigmatize its eople consid- would see the where blows and perrnan- ing a child a he ears, would, in ur estimation, ne a thing justify g instant dis- What a mother serves who is -e have to her trated in this way is done norance ; if it were other could be strong enough to barbarity. Even now, if ered f r • a moment, they head is the part of the bod are lik ly to do most speed ent injury. A servant box on have d inissali guilty bf such an action, i own conscience. i At DUN AN TIZBGS to =flounce to the inh hi:tants of Bins- sels and snrroundieg counta that he has coia- stantly on hend a larg,ititnd well seleeted • Stock of Imported And Home :Akan- , tclactured F14.11NITIIRE Of all deseriptions and itt prices that will defy competition. ORDERED WORK D Promptly Attended to. 1 married; likewise one of my best milsh COWS at her own choice. Likewise my best copper tea kettle and my best tea pat with all the tea furniture and the side saddle she now rides, over. and above What she is left underneath." One Revolutionary hero leaves to his fetvorite san his two guns and cutlass, While another gentleman, who seems to , have been the owner of some 25 colored slaves, disposes of thein by giving one to each of his children, of which he has 13 aud the remainder to his sisters. One clause of his will readSais follpws : "I give to my son Wilhelmus my smith shop, also my bay mare and her daugh- ter which is also a bay,, my fishing nett ad my negro wench Dina and all her children acepting her daughter Bet ; my cider press, and apple mill, and my pleas- ure shlea,t, and one iron -pot holding about half a skipple." 1This gentleman mentions every piece of furniture he owns, dishes, chairs, pots, kettles, &c., and. must have taken a full inventory before composing the volumin- ous document from which we have quoted.—Randuut Freeman, Oct. 17. • +IP • 40. • Tkie Management a the Finger* MOORE & CAMPBELL'S IS THE PLACE. COME WITH A SMILING FACE. WE are now °canoeing Frank Paltridge's Old " Stand, which we have entirely renovated, and having procured new instrumente, are prepared To Give Satisfaction to Alt. Thankieg the pnblic for their very liberal patron- age in the past, we invite all to call end see our New Rooms, where we will always be found, and in good humor. 360 MOORE & CAMPBELL. TENDERS FOR. SCHOOL HOVSE. QEALED tenders will be received by the under- ).--) signed until TUESDAY, Dec. 1, 1874, for the erection of a frame School House in Section No. 6, Hullett. The work must be completed by the lath of Artettet, 1875 'T d • 11 b 1 Ital,gaitte mr #44. FARM ricat SALE. THE south half of Lot -No. 11,, Con. 7, Stenley, at preeen t 'occupied byWm. Simpson, is for undo. e'er a 1 partieulars apply, if by letter prepaid, to 859-4 IL LOVE, Sr., Hih's Green P. O.,. A -gent for the Messrs. Hamilton' FARM FOR SALE. MO half Of Lot 14, Con. 6, Morris, 100 acre; 5 acme cleared, with good farm buildinks and o chard; 4 flutes from Brussels e immpdiate posse sion given. For. further particulars ripply to BENSON & MEYER, 357 Barristers, Seafortir. FARM FOR SALE. T OT No. 5, on. 4,Hullott ; 140. acres, more or le s, 80 times cleared. Plenty of water, and the north. braneh Of the Maitland Myer running throu h the 18 acre bush ; good -fences. Apply on the pr liaises to the proprietor, JAMES MARTIN, 308 or address Constance P. 0. FARM FOR SALE. OT 18, Con. 6, Hullett; loo acres, 65 acres el tired, erattinder wooded with beech and maple Tram dwelling ; River Maitland and a good s >ring o lot; 21 miles from Kinbiren and 3 miles from C nton. Terms to mit purchaser. For p tioular. apply to L. MEYER, Haipurhey, or BE 'SON t MEYER, Settfortle 346 BE ; 85 buehh fwd, co it is 6 best .q partieu 855+. FARM FOR SALE. G 'Lot Con. 9, Tuckersraith ; 100 was ; tones el ared ; nearly -all clear of stumps ; 1, rdwoot ; good log buildings; young orc.h- .rnenci g to bear ; two wells with pumps; Mies fienn Seaferth: The land .is of the ality, and will he Bold cheap. For -farther ars apply to the proprietor on the pren.ises. 1 - ' JOHN .McCANDLESS, Egmondville P. O. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. THE dersigned having purchased a farm of- fers that eligibly situated cottage for sale, at present ocenpied. by himself, on the Huron Road, Clinton opposite the Presbyterian manse. In the house t ere are four bedrooms, a. parlor, dining nd lt4ee kitchen. On the lot there. are d soft water wells, good stable and out - and :the lot iapartly planted with good es and grape vines. The lot contains If an acre. • ' T. D. MORTON. TOOTH, hard a- buildin fruit ti abont h 860 • ... STEAM SAW MI.L. AND FARM FOR SALE. 14E /NG Lot 3, Con. 7, McKillop, containing 104 -1-' acrs, all el ared, with good barns and stables, two goo orchards in full bearing,• ' hitt never -fail- ing spri gs vehich supply the mill. Also, lot 357 Con. 9, containing 48 acres of bush. The property gravel road thei eta. For 1 nailer particulars apply is situaited 6 miles from Seaforth, with a good on the prmisee. If by post., to JOHN THomr- SON,Co stanc6 P. O., Kinburn, Out. 26e. FARM FOR SALE. VOR ,tile, Lot 28, Con. 7, Ireborne, containing 74 mires. 55 cif whichare cleared and in it state of good •altiv iou. There is a good frame BARN anti ST LE. The farm is located on a good gravel road, is conveniently eituated to schools, ehurche and: oet office, and iB within 13 miles from Setaforth. and 7 from Exeter. For further particulars apply to the proprietor on the premises. , WILLIAM DINNIN, Jr., . 351 : Lumley P. O. FARM FOR SALE. quu "--) of Et, part of Lot 11, Con. 4, Morrie, County irvon, containing 180 acres of excellent lend; t bout 70 ems mostly clear of stumps, and under obd cultivation; the balance all beet of I hardwoo ; goo brick house 82x32, well finished, also, ilia youne hearing orchard. It is situated 61 mil from B assets, 71 utiles from Wingham; and 2A- f one B lgrave. For further ,particulars apply o the premises, or to 357 FREDERICK HOOD, Belgrave P. 0. FARM FOR SALE. VOR 4 LE, Lot 13, Con. 1, Tuekersmith, Kip- pen1: i5 acres, 68 cleared, well fenced, and in it good at of celtivation. The , wood land is all . first-ela haretwobd. There is a largo brick house 40x28, it i. a kitehoui8x22. There is a frame barn 55x35, sh 60x22, also a frame stable 40x28; a large beating et hard end plenty ef water. Is situated on the Loud Road, 9 miles from Clinton, and same distanoe / om Seaforth. For further particulars applyto t c proprietor on the premises or to Kip - pen P.O.' . 388 WM. COOPER, Sr. F At FOR SALE IN HULETT. • T .0T 1 Con. 7,. Hullett, 100 • acres, 80 acres -2-• ele i ,d, re eunder good beech and maple; .good fra barn 136x.10, exeellent stables for bah horses n 1 cat e, snug frame house ; a never - failing st r ng ne tr the house; 4 acres good bee r- ingeorch 1; 7 Miles from Clinton, 8 .from Sea- forth„1/ f oni V. nburn ,• gravel road passes the farm; fa i in high state of cultivation; Splendid • dry clay %ire of stone or sand.. For terms and fart c parti niers apply to the proprietor. 849-1*13 HUGH BELL, Constance P.O. R St of Bi acres, 30 ated with lag,e. of timbered through For furth l3ox 24, S 352 xPOSITOR. IMPORTANT INFORMATION. PARTIES WHO 11).AY CASH LIKE! TO FIND OUT THE BEST IN WHICH TO BUY THEIR GOODS- - I .MARKET Laidlaw Now Offers Cholice Teas and Sugars CAS • At Erica; that Cannot to Induce REPEATED VISITS. nose, •Who Hai*, not Yi'sited 34ould do so at Owl& PAID FOR BUTTER. J. 0. LAIDLAW A Ai ATTER OF. IMPORTA CE FOR THE PUBLIC TO KIWI - THEY CI' N GET THE BEST VALUE FOR THEIR MO E W(LSON. YQUNG I SCOTT'S BLOCK, SEAFaRTH, i e as 0- D VALUE as can be got in TEA OF T -IE CHOICES+ BRANDS., SUGARS BRIGHr AND PVRE. GROCERIES QF EVERY DESCRIPTIOIN FRESH AN J‘IE CROCKERF—THE BEST CHOICE TOWN. WHERE r. uron.. OTR WIRES,. ALES, PO1?TERS Ail7.0 LIQUORS Are (arcade, tea well and favorably known to require epecial mention. surpass them made. For quality there .100,1,3 to Kin,o1.5 of Produce taken, as ,C6r,sh,. WILSON (Cc YO 1.1\./1POTVT_A_INT"T 'TO ARRIVALS M FOR SALE IN BRUCE. A 1, Cheap, Lot No -30, Con. 6, T6Wpshin e County of Bruce, containing 100 Which are cleared. This farni is sitn- i -five miles of the rapidly growing vil- isley. The uncleared. portion is well There is also n. Spring Creek running t. e plaqe. It is a desirable property. part culare apply tp the Proprietor, forth P. 0., e' A. M. CAMPBELL. , R SALE BY. AUCTION. will sell by Public Auction, on on Saturday, Nov. 14, known Hotel in the Village of ntly occn pied by Mrs. Robertson, by M. Chambers. The stand is good business can be clone. at 1 &cheek P. M. HO THE Su the 1874,t Egreondy and now • lirst-class Sale to co inence FO cribm eneiseF t rect. cupie and TERM Ten per cent. of the purchase money to be pai on th tley of sale; $400 on the 1st of Februa • , 3875 and_ the balance in yearly in- stallment to sui purchaser, at 6 per cent. inter- est. Lem diate ossession given. MRF(. ROBERTSON, Proprietress. en eas will e leceivet foe the whole job only; the contractor to find all J. P. B NE, Anetioneer. 8544. d. inateria,l and o dall work. FieCtilit3r Will be eequir- ed for the due performance of -the work, The FA1M FOR SALE. OT 11, on. 4, tanley, containing 100 acres, 65 lowest or tiny tender not neeessarily accepted un - 1 L of Iv eh ard cleared, well fenced. and in a. less in every way satisfactory. Tenders -Will be °oil c ltivation ; the balance is well received and pleats and specificittions eau -be seenstate timbered With btu dwood, cedar, elm and hemlock, at Haelock P. O. Address to either of th I o er- ne correct management of the nails is to trim them to sn oval shape to cor- respond with the contour of the fingers ; but care should be taken never to let them grow so long _as to be conspicuous, nor yet too short, as they would cause the tips of the fingers to become enlarg- ed. and flattened, and give the hand, a very ugly appearance, as is seen in the fingers of those who are accustomed to nibble at the nails, and keep them al- most below the flesh. The skin which grows in a semi -circle on the top of the nail requires match attention,for it is of- ten drawn on with its growth, dragging the skin below the nail so tightly that it divides into what are termed ragnails, These can be prevented by separating the skin from the nai.16 wirh a blunt, half -circular instrument.- Many persons eat this pellicle, but this should never bet aerie, as it causes it to grow very thick and uneven, and sometimes dam- ages the growth of the nail. It is also wrong :to prick un:ler thc nails with sharp-liointed instruments, like the point of` the scissors or peu-knife, for this injures their aprrcaran ce. The nails sh lids1 be kept perfectly clean, and set ubbed witk a brush. not so stiff as to hurt the skin, and the semi-eircular "kali Cadl be pressed back with the towel without touching the quick. If this method is pursued daily, it will keep them in proper order. If the nails are badly .formed or ill -shaped, the ridges should be scraped and. rubbed with a lemon, and well dried. afterward ; yet if the nails are of a very thin substance it would injure rather th a n improve them to do this. Box onthe Ears. The case nf a pupil teacher who has been charged with causing the death of a boy through giving him a blow on the side of his head, is one which has excited. a considerable =aunt of interest. We draw attention to the case, says a writer in the Queen, with no idea of moralizing either on the neeessity for corporal pun- ishrnent or on its effect, or on the tendencies of boys to be tyrannical, or on the importance of keeping all corporal punishment in the hands of the head teacher„_. Our desire simply is to convey a warn- ing as to the possible ----we may say prob. singed Trustees. 366*4 being firs -class hnilding and feneing timber; ehere is a - THOMNEILANS toed frn e house with stone cent:tr.-nu- AS , demeath, nd log baKns and stables, also a good. well conve ient to the house; there is a good 'There is no broken land on)the a Bayfield river passes through the ffordieg witter in. the dryest seasons. d -within 9 miles of Clinton. and Sea - mile$ from- Brucefiele, with a •good leading to each place. For further apply to the proprietor ou theprem- irucefield P. 0. JOHN lIcDOUGALL, Sr, GEORGE WATT. ESTRAY COLT. QTRAlieD from Lot 4, Con. 11, Hullett, about oct. 20, g. 2 -year old bey COLT, star on fore- head one hind hoof white. Any person giving such information to the undersigned as will lead Lo its recovery will be suitably rewarded. 360e4 WM. lelcINTOSIL COAT. FOUND. -POUND, nettii Eginondvilie, on Oct. 16, a wetter - proof cotet4 The -owner can have the seine on . application to the undersigned by proving proper- Itv and paying expensee. JOHN STODDARD. $nWuet 11rodie C. E., .pROVINCIAL LAND - SURVEYOR, Settforth. All orders left at theMarnsionlfouse with Mr. John MUTELY will reeeive immediate attention. lteferenees—D. Coleman tend Dr. King. 4114'52 MONEY ADVANCED Mortettea Security, in such sums and for ve' suth periods, and repayable in such manner as the applicant may desire. Apply to ;322e5e A. G. MeDOUGALL, Seaforth. 1 P. BRINE, T ICENSED IAUCTIONEER for the County of Huron. Sales attendee in all -p&rts of the .County. All orders left at the ExeoseTon Office will be promptly attended to. _ • obIN WANTED. (1001) Mitch! Cow Wanted. GEORGE DENT, 1"A Seaforth.1 8P7 • HORSES FOR SALE. A -SPAN ofi fine young horses, 5 years old. Warran4d soand and good to Nvork. • Apply to WM. D ORREN OE , 357 Seaforth. NOTICE TS hereby" given tbat pie Toronto. Grey and Bruce ltailwav Company Will itpply tOthe Legis- lature of the Province of Ontario, at its next ses- f seen, for all ad to amend the acts incorporating the Cozupany, for the purpoee of enabling, the Company to consolidate its debt, make prorivion for redeeming its bonds and to authorize the said Company to issue bonds therefor, and ter tha pur- pose of bringing the portion Of the said. Company's Railway, from Weston to Orangeville, within the provisions of the lets 84 Tie., c. 2, entitled ".&n Act in aid of Railways," and 35 Vic., c. 24, entitled "An Act to lrnake further Provision in aid of Railways," or either of them, or for declaring the siime to be within the provisions of the said acts, or either of them, end for other purposes. 357-6 HOUSE AND LOT IN BERNE FOR SALE. VOR SALE in the Village of BERNE, township -1; of Hey, a comfortable frame house and a lot cOntaining 1 acro; it geed well and stable'also a hearing orchard offruit trees. 4nexcellent stand for a wagon maker. Apply to 354*8 J. B. GEIGER, Zurich P. 0. beering or farm, and buSh part, It is situa forth. and °Tavel roe per tieulter. ises, or to 853 BOY WANTED. TATE. inimediately, aa intelligent LAD, about loam the or 15 years of age, to loathe Printing,b siness. Apply at the THE Exposrron Oftleu, Sea, orth. •T ACHER. WANTED. o female Teacher wanted for School Seale( No. 9,- Turnberry, holding &second or third-class eel -titian te. Duties to confluence on Jan. 1, 187 . Apply to 359-4 WM. MePHERSON, Bluevale P. 0. T ACHER, WANTEDi 1ATA.NTE , for School Section No.i,ullett, a male Teitcher, possessing a socond et, third- class cartcate. Duties to commence on Jan.', 1875. App icittions to be made to - So-D*4 J. FOWLER, Sr., Seaforth P. 0. _ . IM ORTED COTSWOLD RAM— -7 e thoroughbred iiii!)11o:iteltill.PrO°ov:e s.:olll . THE gut)! inibers will keep for of stoc on Lot 17, Con. 1, Tuckerstaith, near rted ifl 1873 by H. .LOVE, Sr.- This Inia is wel known as a 'superior animal and a suceessful dize-taker. TERMS--Fer pair of Ewes $3, paytible when taken away. Fwes to remain 3 I weeks. 1 JAMS COOPER 857 WILLIAM BLAIR. TO BUILDERS. TENDER3 will 1,e received up to NOV. 4 next -1- for the breetidn of a balloon frame addition to the west end of the Egmondville School • House, say 20x24 feet, with 4 windows and door, the whole to be completed. by Jan. 1, next. For further par- ticulars ape ly to the Trustees. G. . JACKSON, Secretary -Treasurer„ 359e4 School Section No. 8, Tuekersmith. 00PAS TO LET.i TO LET, number of comfortable rooms on the -Ls second flat of Scott's 131oele Apply to F. EfOLMEST 'Dor to ROBE1t'2 SCOTT. 359 TO ENT IN SEAFORTH. THAT lar ie cornefstore now occupied by Logan & Jn,a ieson. It is one of the best business stands in S aforth, either for a general store, dry goods or roceries. Possession in about- two months. Fe furthe:r particulars apply on premises. 359 LOGAN & -JAMIESON. , MONEY FOUND. VOUND, in the ,Store of Messrs. Damen & J. Duncai Seaforth on MONDAY, Oct. 19, a Small sure f money. The owner eau have the same by pr ViDg .3roperty and paying expenses on a.Pplyiug to E. HICKSON & be. 359-4 • 14 A It Cl- E AT THE CHEQUERED ST 1 -- OF Teas, Sugars, Liquors and .General Groceme Which iwere bou,glet on very favorable terms and will he sold off ICES WIIICH MUST; PROVE SATIFACTORY TO CUST BAC 4vays n Stoc RE, N, HAMS, FLOUF1:? AND MEAL. OF THE BEST QUALITY 1 at thei,Chequered Stnre, Street, Seaf 114. SEAFOR At JOHNSON BROTHERS'. •Txa.aTUfoD ON - s[ ki\I NT[[ ha THE GREAT REFORM. The Greatest Reiman that has ver been made is in the prices oe" I Furniture and Un Tei4aking. T. JOHNS CO , JAMES MIIR HY. I Have rcdnccd the prices one -hal , and have one away altogether 'with extortionate prices. Is it not to your interest to i.atlronize them. TH F9UNDR JOHN NOPPEAr ILL KINDS OF FURNITURE KEPT IN, STOC 1ATIS le leS to inform tb. farming oonnunnity and tho public generally that he has 14iesed the. " SEAFORTH VOUN EY for a term of years, and refitted it throughout. He is now 1prepared .They are also prepa ed to to mandfacture all.tkin, ds of Furnish Ftwerals With E erything Re - 1 A RICULTliRAL IMPLEMNTSI quisite, 1 And to attend personally with their Hearse. e' SUCH AS .§traw Cutt rs, Plows, Gang Plows, Drag Saws Inaluding e TOT AN, which is the best 2- orse Saw in uee. MPROVED PITT'S POW BUILD- KO 442-D ALL 0 fellER IsTryas# Turned out on the shortest notice. I . Mill, Engine anll other ALSO MY Zepairs done with Nee, ness and Dispatch. A !ALL 804'01 -TED. liN NOPPER. 0 V E D Owing t� the Increase of B siness BELFRY & MAY have been obliged to remove to a 1argir shop. With many thanks for the pt tronage of one numerone friends and customersin the past, eve do a still larger business in all kinds of Harness, Sa dies TRUNKS, _TSES BA AND SATCHEILS. Our HORSE CLOTHING, ftIttr the whitter, is well assorted, and greabargains will 'be give.. Any amount of SLEIGH BELLS, WHIPS,1CURRYCOMBS, BRUSHES, &-ce .(y " V./ U. :•• C AL (me to Buffalo R bes llhe opened in a few de. e. EA RL Y BUY CHEAP. Speciad attention given to to all who patronize as. SH Main Street, Seaforth. ORSE cor..,LARs. Out determination OP knowM as LOGAN'S OLD. STAN • is to make our work sati factory 7 opposite Scott's Erick Block, BELT' tY & MAY, Saddlers. THE SEARJETH • $5 TO All0r dealays. eAii geonits :iotinitdendg. pet. :• , of eithee sox, young or Old-, ma -e more , LIT_MBER -1(A1,ID. , tinm, ti in at anything else. Particulars free. at . l'. tor us in their spare moments, ori all the . Mitre:: sty . STINSON & Co Portland 31an 284 ,...... ....4 _ MABEE & MACDON ALD -pEG to inform the publie that they have re- moved their Lumber Yard to the it between the Merchants Salt Company's Works and Mar- shall's Mill. They will keep constantly on hand a good assort- ment of.ALL KINDS 01? LUMBER, dreseed.and undressed: Also, LATH AND SHINGLES, all of which they are prepared to Esil at the : owest pos- sibleprices, for Cash. Also. on hand aly quantity of the best ACTON "rxmE Builders and others v.7i1lfind it to their advan- tage to inspect our stock, and ascertain our priees before purchasing elsewhere, as we are in a position offer good inducements to cash purchaeers. 160 MABEE &, MAPONALD. .---.........emoolonillirli111.1.11111111111.1.1111.110•11•111111111! pUTTER TUBS AT TR1r. NEW BUTTER TUB FACTfiRY, RIX E VALE, At Reaeonable Prices and CHEAP for CASH. 354-8 A. P. WHITE, Mannfac.-nrer. - E. LUSBY T ICENSED AUCTIONEER 'for the Connty of -1-4 Huron. Sales attended in all parts of tlie Coun- ty. All orders niade personally orsent toleaforth Post Office will be promptly attended to. 327 T. JOHNS* & Co. Lumber taken in exchange for Furniture. T HE CREAT SWISH PEMEDY. BoreETcCUTCS. till Nervoue Diseases, each as Tremors, De- bility, Prostration &c., which, htmany eases aro produced. by oyer indulgence in the tThe of tobac- co and alcoholic spirits; but the Specific Medicine 18 11)010 especially reeommentled as an unfailitt r cure for Seminal Weakness, Spermatorrbea, Ln - potency, and all dieeases that follow as h sequence of Self Abuse, as Loss of /fernery, tin'qrsalIeresi- tude, Pain in the Back, Dimness , of Vision, Pre- mature Old Age, and ninny other diseases that lead to Ineimity or Consumption and a Prema- ture Grave, all of which, as a rule; are Iiret cameed by deviating from the path of natnreand over Klliesgensceee. aifie mseisine is the result of a life stride' and many years of experience in treating these special dieceses. Pull partieulars 111 onr pamphlet, which we desire to send free by Mail to every 011e. The Specific Medi tine is sold by all Druggists at fel per package, or 1 packages for $5, or will be sent by mail on reeeip t of the money, by address- ing DR. WILLIAM CRAY'S WILLIAM GRAY & (Jo, Windsor, Ont. Sold in Seaforth by E. Hiekeon & Co„ J.S. Roberts, R. Lumsden, and be all Druggists. NORTHROP & LYMAN, Toronto, Wholeettle Dealers. • 335eow OPENED OUT, FOSTER'S OLD ST4\N D JAMES WREG-HT TTAS opened in the storo next the Seaforth Foundryandadjoining Fester's Hotel, a full and complete S TOCK OF GROCERIES. Ms Teas are. Good, His Sugars Chap, And 1thf,8pices Strong. Call and give them a trial. 823 JAMES WRIGHT.