HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1876-09-15, Page 7SEPTEMBER 15, 1878
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DRUG STORE AND JEWELRY
ESTABLISI-HMENT
TO MESSRS. DR. VERCOE
Business \EDWARD HAIGHT. AMID
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NOT HATING BOUGHT THE
(ROCKERI\ AND GLASSWARE,
CHINA,
And all Housekeeping tGoods, these must all be.
Cleared Out
IN THE .NEXT FEW W-EEKS.
Se we invite oar friends to come now foe the
Iast time and replenish your houses, as the
GOODS MUST BE SOLD AT NO'
MATTER WHAT SACRIFICE,
As the premises are leased to Messrs. VERCOE
and HAIGHT; and after we are sold out we be.
speak your kind consideration for our stacceesore,
E. HICKSON & Co. '
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HURON PLANING MILL
Tom`. undersigned hereby inform their many
eaetomers and the public generally of theRs-
moval of their Factory and Lumber Yard to new
and more commodious premises' OZt
NORTH MAIN STREET,
Where, with increased failties and some new
machinery of the best make, they will continue
to manufacture and Pr 1I all orders for
Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings,
And all kinds of
PLANED LUMBER.
At Prices to Suit the Times.
Farm Gates, Hay Racks, Cheese
Boxes,- the.
A Large Stock of Seasoned Lumber on Hand.
public that
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have a. fail
which due
LAW.
TUFFS
at
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direct-
aforth.
tarn
or the
st ken -
aa, and Mach ne .Turned' Butter Packages,
Minn•
These Packages are the best in use, and pill
give satisfaction.
LATH AND SHINGLES.
jig Sawing and Custom Planing will
Receive Prompt. Attention.
The sabecribers hereby thank their numerous
enatorners for the liberal patronage extended to
them. during the past, and hope, by strict beteg.
rite and close attention to business, to merit a
corstiacance and increase of the same.
Tc, all thosewhose accounts are overdue we give
a cordialinvitation to pay up.
GRAY & SCOTT.
P. S. -Plans and Specifications for Buildia e
furnished on application. 424
BEE & .310D 0 „VA LD'S
PLANING MILL
And Easii and Door Factory
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO.
IABEE & McDONALD having established
connection with their Lumber Yard aPlan-
eg Mill ar.d Sash and Door Factote are prepared
t(' execute work in this lino in a satisfactory
manlier. Planing and Lumber Droning of ever]
do criptfcn done to order.
Deers, Sashes, Frames, &c., always on hand or
made to order in the best manner and of good
material.
Lumber of all kinds on hand and for sale Se •
astral.
E,itisnates furnished for buildings 01811 kind• s,
44n 1IABEE & McDONALD.
ROYAL CANADIAN BANK.
SEAFORTH BRAN,
;
DOMINION BLOCK, IVlAIN-$T.,
SEAFORTH.
Drafts
as
i raft. ore New "Cork Payable at any
Bank "
to the United States.
Ei,Id� of Exchange on London payabt
at all Chief Cities of the United Kingdom.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOS1TS,
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EGG EMPORIUM.
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for their liberal
patronage during the past seven years, and hop
by strict integrity andelase attention to bueinetre
to merit their ccnfalence and trade in the future.
Haan; greatly enlarged his promises, daring
the wtirtcr, he ix now prepared to pay the
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
For any quantity of good fresh eggs, delivered
i at the
EGG EMPORIUM,
h.
W, $diq
ant€=. by the 4nbscrbo]r4l?c'5ain tonsStreetoi' g ood
clews{ WHEAT STRAW. ;
D. D. WILSON
BITTER TUBS.
SAMUEL TROTT
AS now on hand at the Seaforth Tab Factory
a member of his well and favorably knowa
per
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO
LARGE PURCHASERS.
Mr. Trott er.peots in a short time to con.mence
the manufacture of Wash Tubs on a Large sells.
3.7 SAMUEL. TROTT fieafo+
soramBER 15, l- e.
Tile Origin of the Chinese Queue.
The history of the Chaneae queue ii
eat by the Rev. Julius Doolittle, a mis-
eieeary in China, as follows : "The first
peror of the present dynasty, who
began to.reign in� 1644, havingusurped
t'he throne, determined to make the ton-\
sure of Manchuria, his native; country,
the token of submission of the Chinese
to hie authority. He ordered them_to
Shave athe head ll
hair on -that t part crown,t the to
and
allowing row
long, and to dress it according to the
custom of Manchuria. The Chinese had
been accustomed under native emperors
to wear long hair over the whole head,
chd nee was ge it in radual abut fnall or coil,
he
Chang gradual, y prevailed
thrbugh the empire. At first those who
Shaved their heads and conformed to the
laws received, it is said, a present of a
tael of silver, after a while only a• half a
tad, and then only a tenth of a tael, and
afterwards only an egg -finally even an
egg was not allowed. The law requiring
the people to shave the head and braid
the queue was not only rigidly enforced
by the,penalty of immediate death, brit
it became very manifest that those who
did not. conform to the wishes of the
dominant dynasty would never become
successful in a lawsuit against those who
did conform nor would they succeed at
the literary examinations."
A Turkish Joan of Arc.
An imitator of Joan of Arc has ap-
peared in the Herzegovina. The Man-
-cheater Courtier gives. the following in-
formation concerning her : "Miss Mer -
cue is of Dutch nationality. She is
about 30 years of age, of diminutive sta-
ture, dark, and not handsome. She has
squandered away the greater portion of,.
a large fortune in the realization of her
romantic dreams ; nevertheless, she is
still in possession of more than £70,000.
Her first fancy was to erect a Protestant
temple at Jerusalem, in front of the
monument supposed to be our Saviour's
tomb, The temple, which cost £14,000,
still exists. Mille, Mercus's present
ambition .is to command a battery of
artillery, and she recently gave £1,200
for the purchase of guns, but the gentle-
man intrusted with the money suddenly
disappeared, and nothing further has
been heard of him. This extraordinary
lady is not admired, having supported
the Paris Commune and approved of the
Archbishop's assassination, She spends
her time running after battlo•field ad-
ventures wherever they are to be en-
countered."
A London Cabman's Morality.
"Argus" contributes the following to
Land and Water : "Cabmen's morality
is curious. I heard a neat little story
the other day, A lady living out of town
had been shopping heavily, and on leav-
ing Marshalk& Sneigrove's found herself
actually reduced to the last shilling.
She had to get to Waterloo Station and
a visit to any friend would have made
her late for dinner. She had, of course,
her season ticket. So she called a cab,
and said to the man : •I have only a
shilling. I want_ to go .to Waterloo
Station. Take me as far as you can.'
He drove her all the way to the station,
paying the twopence at the bridge, and
when they arrived the lady gave him the
shilling, and asked for his address in
order to send him the remainder of his
fare. She also thanked him. The cab -
min merely remarked, 'Never mind
about the money, ma'am; you're under
nb obligation. I -shall get it out of my
next fare.' And he drove away."
A Little Mixed.
An English baronet, Sir Simeon Henry
Stuart, wrote a letter to his daughter
and another to Miss Blandford, and by
mistake misdirected the envelopes. Con-
sequently the daughter received and
handed to:•her mother a missive contain-
ing suchpassages as this : "My own
Darling ; I was so pleased to see you
last night. How good of you to come
over l I do love having you here, dear-
est. It seems so nice when I wake up
to be able to say to myself, 'I shall see
my darling to -day.' What shall I do
when you are gone, dear ? It is so weary-
ing then to know that I shall not see you
for days ; but it will not be for long,
will it? You will nleines sin
meto ee
and soon." Sir Simeon, upon discover-
ing his blunder, telegraphed to his
daudater to burn the letter, but' he was
too late, and it is now being used in a
divorcesuit.
A Pleasure Garden Closed.
The Offenbach Garden, Philadelphia,
has been closed owing to want of success,
attributed to disagreements between the
composer whose name it bears. and the
management. The garden, it is under-
stood,
nderstood, belonged to Cameron & Siebrecht,
the senior of the firm being Miss Camer-
on, of New York, who owns the art
foundry at which- were cast the eagles
which surmount Memorial Hall, and
others of the Centennial buildings. Miss
Cameron is a young/ Scottish woman,
who has made her way alone and unaid-
ed, and established a business such as
few ladies would be able to superintend.
She came to this country a poor girl, but
having good business faculties and aper-
fect knowledge of book -keening, soon
succeeded in entering into business for
herself.
or not is riot known, he tc ok an overdose
of this drug, and died thus by his Own
h nd. 1
—Search Voiaa again resumed, in the
ellor ° case in Prescott on Friday,nd_
several valuables brought to light, n-
5' ' g of melted gold and precious
ones, which were found in the lids of
'o trnuks to the value f $1,000. On
S'turday, Melted gold to the amou of
$500, three brooches nen ly set, van ed
at $1501 each ; also a .la ge numbe • of
vi.lnable stones, rings,' ., amour ing
to about $4,000.. This '11 finish the
seareb at Prescott, Mr. Dontre ing
satisfied thathe has all contained in the
baggage; TiR3 property so far go in
Prescott will resch $220,000.
--I-Fariner in Oxford county comp ain
that the t rnip worm is this se on
doing•a co 'derable anima of d ge.
T eIl worm is somewhat like the old wire
worm, and, does its ' work below l the
gro rid. Mr. Adam Allison, on the 4th
Cont- Blenheim,: stopped its ravages by
sowing salt over his crop. Previona •to
being salted his turnips were beim de-
stroyed with only too great rapidity.
But salt was too much for the worm, and
after being sowed no further damage was
effected. The experience of Mr. A. may
be useful to others.
'One of the judges at the Centennial
Exhibition (Prof. Segelcke of the RRoyal
Agricultural College, Copenhagen, Den-
mark,) in company witanother Danish
gentlemlan, spent the greater part of a
aye at the East Zorra and Blan ord
cheese far ry, taking notes. The rof.
was so his y pleased with the eh se
e ibited f om Canada, and those rade
by 1Bell, the East Zorra and Blandford
factory in rticular, that he was anxious
to see the roma- of manufacture. He
expressed imself highly pleased with
the appearance of things at the factory,
and also with the surrounding country.
Miscellaneous.
The country about -Barrie has been
suffering for want of rain, the crops are
being much injured, and the bush fires
are doing 'great damage. A great bush
tire has been raging near by, and the
own has been filled with smoke for some
-ass. In Innisfil a farmer has lost all
-his wheat, which had been burned, the
darn having caught fire from the bush
fire.
--A contract has been entered into for
the building ,of a Catholic church in
Mitchell, ona site west of the mill -pond.
The main portion of the building will he
0x35?, feet, and the walls 17 feet in
height. A vestry room will be attached.
Ir, Thomas Leadstone is the contractor
for the brick work, and . Mr. Thomas
McClay for the carpenter work. The
hteilclinn is to be finished this fall. The
bite is one of the best in Mitchell, and
when the church is finished it will be an
ornament to the town.
-The ,death of J. Sella Martin, of
New Orleans, was a very sad event. He
was one of the most gifted colored men
iii America, Born a slave, he escaped
to Canada, was educated, and entered
the ministry, was pastor in Boston and
Canada, and became well known as an
orator in this country and in Great
Britain. About four years ago he enter-
ed on political life in New Orleans, be -
Game dissipated, and was in the habit of
- taking opium to recover himself from ,
his debauches. Whether intentionally
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EPPS's COCOA. -Grate( 1 and comforting
--" By . a thorough knowledge of the
natural laws which govern the opera `ons
of digestion, and nutrition, and by a re-
ful application of the fine properties of
well -selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has pro-
vided our breakfast tables with a delicate-
Iy flavoured beverage,which may save us
many heavy doctors' bills. It is;b the
judicious use of such articles of diet hat
a constitution may be gradually buil up
until strong enough to resist every ten-
dency to disease. Hundreds of s btle
maladies are floating around us ready to
attack wherever there is a weak point.
'We may escape many a fatal shaft by
keeping ourselves well fortified with inure
blood, and aproperly' nourished fra ae."
Civil Service Gazette. Sold only in pack-
etei labelled- "James Epps & Co., Ho-
mceopathic i Chemists, 48, Threadneedle
St.,and 170, Piccadilly, London." 421.52
CONFESSIONS OF A VICTIM. -Published as
a warning and for the benefit of yonnmen
and others who softer from Nervous Debility Loss
of Manhood, &o., giving hie rules of Self- are,
e undergoing mueh suffering and expens , and
mailed free on receivinga post-paid direct d en-
velope. Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, P. 0.
Box 158, Brooklyn, N. Y,04.28
AS a brain: and nerve invigorator, Phosphates
are the only physiological agents known, as
they are elements of the nervone s stem and fur-
nish the comae of nerve power. DB. WHEELER'S
Oomponnd Elixer of Phosphates and Calisaya
speedily restores the system prostratefromnl'ental
and physical exertion, brain worry, intemperance,
vicious habits, and that train of evils known as a
fast life, by its action as a chemical food in nour-
ishing twain and nerve. -
THE GREAT FEMAT,E REMEDY. -Job Moses'
Periodical Pills --This invaluable medic ne is
unfailing , in the ewe of all those pa and
dangerous diseases to which the female con Mtn -
tion is snbfect. It moderates all excess a d re-
moves all obtruotions, and a speedy cure m y be
relied on. To ma. Had ladies, it is peoniiaily s ted.
It will, in a short time, bring on the mons y pe-
riod with regularity. These pills should of be
taken by Feta:t e; during the first three menthe
of Program, as they are sure to bring on Mk -
carriage, but at any other time they are safe. In
all eases of Nertous and Spinal Affoe,Ions,.
pains in the baek and limbs, fatigue on dist ex-
ertion, palpitation of the heart, hysteric , and
whites, these pills will effect a euro when alliother
means neve' failed ; and, although a powerful
remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antiInony,
or anything ;hnrtful to the constitution. 1 Full
dire$tione in the pamphlet around each pad]cage,
which should be carefully preserved. Job Moses,
New York, Sole Proprietor. $1 00 and 12i cents
for postage enclosed to Northrop & Lyman, To-
ronto, Ont., general agents for the Dominion,
ins
will' ure $ bottle containing over 50 pi;<is by
return mail.' Sold in Seaforth by E. Hickson &
Co., J. S. Roberts, and R. Lumsden. 197
ELECTRICIZ 1 TnMUS' EXCELSIOR ECLECTnIC
OIL—WEET1I TEN TI31as ITS WEIGET IN
Geta. --Pain` Cannot stand where it is need. It is
tee cheapest,medicine ever made. One dose 'cures
common sore ;throat. One bottle had onred Bron-
chitis. Fifty cente' worth hag cured an old Land-
ing cough. It positively cures catarrh, asthma,
and,eroup. Fifty cents worth has cared c ick in
theack,andjthe same quantity lame haat o eight
ayears' standing.The following are extract from
few of the Many letters that have been received
frons diftere t parts of Canada, which, we think,
should sniffle ently satisfy the' most skeptical : .3.
Ont. writes Send me 8ldozen
�1 d of
S -arta ,
0 , 1 r ,
a ,
Dr, Thomas' Eclectric Oil, have sold all I had from
es e truly yon: and want more now; its ear a x y w
on-
derful," Wrp McGuire, of Franklin, ;writes, " I
have sold all the agent left, it acts like a chjarm--
it was glow at first, but takeslsp,endidly now." H.
Cole, of Ionia, writes, "Please forward 6 dozen
Thomas' Ecl etrie Oil, F am nearly lout nothing
equals it. It is highly reco .. ,. ended by too a who
have need it./' J. Bedford, i hamesville, rites,
"Send me a once a farther supply of Ec eotric
p s any-
thing
Yhave o ly one bottle le t. I never s y
Bac-
en general satisfac-
tion."
a i i
give,s
ch e
thing sell so ell and gi t _, ��
, rites Send.
ad, w
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od a d
�vm son , ,
]io
tion, J T p ,
me some more Eclectrio Oil, I have sold e tirel y
one, Nothing takes like ft." Miller & Re d, Ul-
verton, P. Q. write, " The c]eetic'Oil isgetting
a great reputation here, an is daily ea ad for.
Send nu a farther aupplywithont denary." Lenyoyne ,
Gibb & Co., T eckingham, P. Q., write, `• S nd us
one, gross f Ecleetrie Oil. We fid it
to take ell." Sold
dealers. Priv 25 Cents. S. N
N.Y. And N 1 THR0P & LY
Sole Agents i the Dominic
-Selected a Electrized.
E. Hickson Co., J. S.' Bo'
den.
me
by all jdieine
THOMAS, Pnrars,
iAN, Toronto, Qat.,
. NoTE.-Ecleotric
old in Seaforth by
erts, and R. Lams -
458 -8.
AUCTION SALE
OF VALUABLE
HOTEL AND TOWil PROPERTY.
Situated
in the Best
of Seafo
Business ..Part
th.
�IB. J. P. BRINE has been instructed by Mr.
SIMO POWELL to sell by Public inaction
on the prem ses on
TUESDAY, SEPTE11iBEE 19, 1876
At the hour of 2 o'cl ek P. » ., that valuable prop -
arty known its Pow prop -11's Hote , situated in the cen-
tre of the bt siness art of S aforth. The othas
a frontage of 60 fe t, the b lding is lar a and
commodious and h s attach -d to it all necessary
outbuildings; also he lot i ediately opposite
the hotel on which is a la e stable and eds;
and a splendid buil g lot pposite the res dente
of Mr Coventry:
*Terms made known on ,ay of sale, o prev-
iously on application to t Auctioneer r Pro-
p rieto r.
ro-prietor. S. PO VELL, Propri tor.
J, P . ER$NE, Auctioneer
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GRAY, YOU G & SPARLIN .
THE LAY RUSSELL WATCH,
A little gem, 18k cases, full jewelled, and warranted for'five
years. A large s ock of English and Genuine Silver Watches on
hand, also a full tock of the Elgin Watch—no bogus S` iss
imitations kept. Buy your Watohes from a reliable practical
hand and you wi kno what you are getting. Just :Received,
at M. R. COUN ER' , a good assortment of Eleetro Silver
' Plate direct from he co ebrated manufactory of Rogers, Smith &
Co., such as Ice itche s, Cake Baskets, Butter Coolers, Pickle
Castors, Syrup cps, Spoon Holders, -. Goblets, Mus, ish
Knife and Fork, Cruet Stands, Napki. R gs, Vases, Card Receivers, Table, es -
Bert, Tea, Mustard and Salt Spoons, Table, Dessert, Fruit and 3utter Enives, Ta-
ble, Dessert, Pickle and Pie Forks, W iters Trays, &e. Remember the above g ods
are bought direct from the manufac ars, and will be sold at Toronto Whol sale
Prices, Also a complete stock of ewelriy, Clocks, Spectacles, Combs, Brushes,
Pipes, Violins, Violin Strings from 5 c per bundle of 30 strings to 40c 'per -single
stringg. Watches, Clocks and Jewel of all kinds Repaired by practical hands,
Satisfaction guaranteed or no -chargee Cash for Old Gold and Silver. Sign of the
Tree of Silverware in window. M. B. COUNTER, Masonic Hall Block, Seaforth.
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P. BRINE, Licexloed Auctioneer for the
• County of Huron. Sales attended in all
parts of the County. All orders left at the Ex
QoszToa Ora a will be promptly attended to.
COMMERCIAL LIVERY, Seaforth, Ont. T. A.
SHARP, Proprietor, Comfortable and elegant
carriages, and first-elass reliable horses always
ready. Chargee moderate. Office and stables on
Huron street, second door east :of Main street.
Orders left at any of the hotels promptly attend-'
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CALL AND SEE.
FIRST-CLASS 744RRIAGE AND TEAM
HRNESS
At, G. E. HENDERSON'S.
First -Class Plow Harness at G. t. HENDERSON'S.
All COLLARS Warranted at G.1E, HENDERSON'S.
Tip-top TRUNKS and VALISES on hand at G. E. HENDERSON'S.
All articlespe rtaining to the business always on hand at LOWEST RA E
G ORGE E. S.ENDERSO.N, S&afore ,
Despatch,
Sign of the Large Trunk.
•
NEW GOODS AT THE7M.
r '`;TY TWO PAClt GES New Pall floods
, opened this week at the 777, comprising the
Latest Novelties of the Season, and marked at
prices that will tempt people to buy large quan-
tities.
PRICES :
On'e Lot Tack Reversible Drees Goods at 10
cents per yard.
Useful, Plain and:CheokedSerges, in, Greys and
Browns, at 13 cents and 2O cents pet yard,
One Case Plain andTwilled Dress Goods, in ail
the New Colorings, Checks, Plaids and Stripes
from 25 cents to 40 cents per yard,
OUR WINCEYS.
The Largest and Cheapest Lot ever, *bowel is
Plain and Faney Goods from 8 cents per yard, or
14 yards for One Dollar.
PRINTS,
Very best American Standard Prints from 5
to 9 coats per yard.
CARPETS.
16 Pieees All wool sad Union Carpets. direct
from the manufacturer, from 37i cents per yard,
Full Stock in Brown Dneks, Grey ti cttons,
White Cottons, at our menet Low Prieee.
A. G, McDOI,TGALL & Co.
Cash paid for any quantity of good &try Butter.
WHO WANTS COOD AND STYLISH
.A.SS
JOHN WARD, Seaforth.,
BEGS to in form his friends and the public in
general that he has a Large and Complete
Stock of
6
LIGHT SINGLE HARNESS,
HORSE CLOTHING, &c.
Trunks and Valises, Whips,
Brushes, Combs, Snct>s c c.,
In fact anythingatpertaining to the Trade Al-
ways on band, cheap a$ any: in the trade, foreach.
Repairs Executed with Neatness and
CARTER'S STEAM SAWMILL,
SEAFORTH
ON HAND over 1,000,000 feet of good HerhIock
Lumber, eat and sorted, nibble for 1nild-
ing, Draining. and Fencing. For Sale at the
VERY LOWEST PRIG
Also a quantity of Inferior quality,
h
Suitable for Sheetin,
,
At 53.50 per M.
The Best Quality i8 Sorted s0 c
Rork Without TYaste.
Patronage is respectfully solicited, and
faction guaranteed.
■
THE GENUINE HQWE
N. B: Collars a Speciality. Cohrs of every
description made to order in Brat -class style.
SEWING M A 1E Remember the ?:lace : Two doors north of the
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth,
IS STILL AHEAD. JOHN WARD.
SOLO BY W. N, WATSON, SEAFORTH.
Agent for the County of Huron.
IF Yon want to know the true qualities of thiet
Oelebreted Sewing Machine call at my off] ;e in
Seaforth, and beware of going to where one only
is kept on hand, and pneposely out Of order, to be
compared to inferior machines to its disadvanr
tage. After a period of more than ten years e'
perience In the Sewing Machine Balinese 1 .ave
found that the
GENUINE HOWE MAC$INE
v nen s tai
ii the only one which has given permanent t
r .e neve_ r deieti
tourch.,se s ovan
faction
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ant norbein. returned for re xi.
in its movements, g
It possesses all the qualities of a serviceable ow-
ing Machine, it is strong, durable, not noisy
s rt are made ata
falsely represented, and all it parts m vii
the best metal and perfectly fitted together.Yon
may change ie from fine work to hea'. y work With-
out straining it and rendering it unfit for repro -
3 clueing a treat and perfect stitch nn fine work. It
will sew with heavy black linen thread with the
same ease as with a fine cotton spool.
� t'AUTIONe -Don'tbe imposed on b nn
8 tO ! scrupulous dealers and the Agente of otherews
i ing Machines, offering to supply yon with a gene -
j ine'Howe Machine if yon are not ealisfied to keep
the one they are trying to sell you, as they only
intend to, impose upon yon some worthless imita-
tion of the Howe, or perhaps an old second- . rid
article re -varnished to look like a new urachi e.
JAMES I. C A E
HAMS, HAMS
A FINE LOT OF SMOKED HAMS
AND SIDES AT
BROWNELL'S GROCERY.
ALSO A VERY FINE
50 OEzvT TES
Y i
In Caddies of 0 pounds.
Try It and if not as represented return it, and
your money will be refunded.
REMEMBER THE PLACE;
DREtlt3u1IAKING.
RESSM KING. -- MISS QUs
INLAN, Drt
D Maker, eaforth. Dressmaking done in all : is
branches in the rooms over Thos. Kiddie store. A
good fit an perfect satisfaction guaranteed. 4p-
prentices Wanted immediately. 448
DC31TNIUN BLOCK,
Nearly Opposite the Post Office.
J. BROWNELL.
7LL FOB SALE. -For sale cheap, a t p oro'-
B bred Ayrshire Bull, with pedigree, 8 year old,
Apply to the owner at the Brucefield Cheer Fac-
tory. J. S. BROWNLEE. 41166*
JOTICE.-Any person leaving articles kWh
were saved from the late fire, and which do
not belong to them, will please comeounicatei with
Mrs. Whitney, as several articles sub as carpets,
tinware and household fnrnitare were reoved
from her premises and can not now be f u4nGd,
' 7
MRS. WHITNEY. �
\OT10E.-The parties who were Been ea rying
away books saved from our biitlding o the
morning of the fire, including 40 v ,ln -es of
Chembe#s' Encyclopedia, will pieale re urns them GREAT ENGLISH. REMEDY.
at once and Faye further trouble, or leavewprd at
TEE E- po$ITOB OFFICE, Seaforth. D MC-
GBEGO1 & SON. 4`57=2
THE GREATEST WONDER OF MOD-
ERN TIMES.
The Pills Purify the lood, correct I] dfrordere
cand
a:
Liver, . tomac
h idncs
oweis and
of the i r,
,
, .y
are invaluable in all rompiaints incidental to
Females. The Ointment is the only reliable rem-
edy forbad Legs, Old wonnds, Soree,and Ulcers,
of however long standing, For Bros(ct itis, Dip-
htheria, Coughs, Colds Gout, Rheumatism, and
all Skin Diseases it has no equal,
I Beetle it my dntyto state that
my rills aiad Ointment are neither
manufactured nor sold in any part
of the United States Each Pot
and Box bears the i
e British Govern-
ment Stamp, 'with. the words
"Holioway'sPilis a �`'d Ointment,
London,,{" engraved tlaercon. On
thelabet is the address, 588, Ox-
ford Street, London.; Vile and
spnrione imitations of "Hol way's
Pills and Ointment.l' are manu-
factured and sold nn er the name
of"Iialloway's & Cc," by J. F.
Henry, Curran, &
Co., Drpiggists, of
New York, witb
t do
anassl#med ra
mark thus
In r , the
principle Whole-
sale Dealers in
these Counterfeits re Lyman,
Clare & Co., Non p & Lyman
and Lyman n .I3roth ,ts Cr., who
abtaii:: them at very low prices,
from J. F. Henry; Curran & Co., of Trd;v York, and
this trash is anppliedi to unprincipled Retail
e
Vendors, who sell the ss.rrse as my ginra RUN
ilia
and Ointment, which ;are mannfact 3,ed only at
583, Oxford Street, Loudon, and mate tbtained
from the following Firms, viz :-Evans, Mercer &
Co. Montreal, Messrs.; Avery, Brown l & Co., Hali-
fax, N. es. Messrs T, B: Barker & Sc,nsat ,John,
N. B. 3lessrs. Elliot- - Co., Toroatr,. Who ,ha -
ort them direct from re. THOMAS HOLLO-
VAY 585, Oxford Str , W. C. 454
CO
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"OTICtE TO DEBTORS. ---William Graeme,
Seaforth, desires to notify all thoeewho hound
have paid him their notes and accounts las win-
ter that they meat pay the same On or bef re the
First of October, next, or they will sued with-
out fail, and irrespecttveof persona. Mr, assie
having been burned out be must have this oniey
in order to enable hlm to start bl'nt2iness again,
WILLIAM GRASSIE. 457.4
777 w.A TTED,
2,000 TUBS
FINE ; DAIRY BTT
ICH EST PRICE IN CAH P
A. G. McDOU G;t3LL
1 4Cures all Nervous DiSeases, ench eel Trerecre, Debility, ProstratiOe &e., whieh, in mate- caees, areproduced by over indelgence in the nee of tobaoco ar.d alcoholic spirits; but the Specific 31ed5811:1$, potency, and alldieeasee that follow' as a eequence; of Self Abuse, ae Loss of Meraory, linivernsl Lulli.'. mature Old Age, a many other Idiseates that' by deviating Iran:114e path Of a and overyears of ex erie u treatingsenses, pa cullers in our1,74.' elesire to send I ee by mail to�
Aft r Taking,
777
E.
ID,
MARRIAGE LICN ES
OK CERTIFICATES,
(Under the new Act,) issued at
EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SEAFO TH
Before Taking,
study and min
• these special
pamphlet, whic'.
every one.
The Speer tleditine is sold by all Druggists
at 51 per packs C, o packages for ib, t r will's
sent by mail on receipt of the nnone,
1 ing WILLIAM GRA
Sold in Seaforth ley P.. Hickeo
�, and by all D
YMAN, Toro.
Vd
t Roberts, R. Lams
tinder authority of the Lieu¢ nt-Go;temor of ' NORTHROP &
On;Fiic, 1 Dealers
l; addrosa-
r & CO,
iuJsor, Oat.
Cc Co-, J, L
geiste-
o,