The Huron Expositor, 1878-01-04, Page 5'ANUARY 4, 1878.
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neSeesary preparation. to,
ir Christmas alone cr1the
Tile day was -every pIeasaatly
.tinie Smith. whit has been a
ichool section No. 6, Ziforete,
1 years, has resieaed her
ie schoel. On the occasion
Eng her connection with the
pupila made her a very head_
atation.
ty last week, at Rausford's
p, in Clinton, Messrs. Copp
, undertook to see how many
t could unitedly make in one
:ty suceeeded in making thiij.
ei we state that our har-
aerally conaidered -a good;
a it will be seen that this is
t. .
annul tem meeting held in,
.
with the Methodist Sabbath
.Londeshorta on Christmas a
is year the most successful.
The building was literally
•twitlistandiag which every
: to eujoy themselves well
were delivered by Revd& -
Rte, Caswell, Philp aud Da -
,t children ceatrihated their
i entertainment. 1
4itoti Nem Era of laat week '
t are much pleased_ to be
ittnee that Mr. T. E. joalin,
a well:known in this
tayine kept the Centraercial '
, _ _
ale years, has'turned over -
. his somewhat eventful
iow a staunch temperance
a probationary member of
st church. ; For some time
beam workiag in a religious
movexueut
in New York
LI -net -time with Dr. Bacon, ,
1 efforts halve deem much
riulting meta.: ..As an evis
-success of this movement,
tion that in Wayne County,
a pepulation of 52,000.
i si:eued the pledge, and'
!been converted through
k Tont * is visiting his
utoa. and his aid assoctates,
!ed at his FeforIllation , are
leuce of his aincerity iii his
p even some of them to re-
xthe tuoventent is in, pro-
iers speak highly of iits pro-
: teeine• an oldt ' Clinton boy '
'pleased tc lia.veathe tipper-
tongratulating Mr. jeslin
:hie has taken. being con -
is tate he will never re-
,
'aseeesmassansemaseaa _
aorie for MilitaryPur-
poses.
.t.s are being carried on in
Tiler (4 the German. nxili-
iea, to determine how fax
Lcticable to employ the tel,
dlitaity purpbses.' One of
atments has been. arranged
ay regiments on the exer-
! near Berlin; but, as yet,
tttiaed have ,liet been alto-
atory. With the statious
,Utusand paces apart it is
.ely-clifficult, and at times
editions are unfavorable,
-.0ossible to carry en a, 0011 -
is expected,however, that
iegested improvements in
; have been carried out,the
I work in a much more sat -
alter, Etna wilt become of
kr many military purposes.
bstacles tO the more ex-
syrnent of the field tele-
_
al war has always been the
istructing men in the man -
'be inatruments aud of giv-
icient practice te render
it reading or sending meat
telephone, however, once
used by any. one without
ry training; and therefore
;Inateive almOst any num-
i Which, it would be found -
ful in the conduct of the
tvar. In many instances,
I kill be desirable that the
t.l.totild be writen by the
ttpLeved; and, therefore,
inilitary authorities axe
ng to arrange an apparel -
I be able to, be used at
as a telephene or aS a,
it! instrument, aucl which
ne. shall be camp ct, port- -
easily liable to erange-
-
, -
Torseu BrOught to
!Light. i
zite arclue:Lgipal dis-
t, been maclit in Italy--
' I town. a new Pompeii,
emu}, aeax Manfredonia,
nut Gargano. A , temple
It -o
:,brought to light, and _
bout 20 metres in length'
witliont capitals, and,
rals cetaring 15,000
tabut 3' acrea4 A
' seriptiona have been
me of them have been
aetun at Naples. , The
the aneient Sipon-
Strabo, Polybeue, audi
which vette buried by
The lieusee are 20 feet
4-ce of the _soil. The
et has taken measures
excavation on a large
- a erne frealx object ot
The late -.t is a moult -
a e* of P. Pritiney after
the pirates, aud a large
g,,bt and cepper.
Poor Print er.
has the fel-
; days, -ago there was
0.1 City Of Ha:Wilton tile
ter "sseil.keetati ill this
are, he having work -ed
ague years past
eta his frette„ and
• eisiderable property.
,,dessa,, The 1i:resin:up-
- her Lent.than once,
11'.!ill1-01 to be married,
. „
cane: alteut, we do not
catian named Dickens.
•tuf 4 how widows
: lugs; in the veracioue.
et Sam Welter occupies
e. Whetheathia Ham-
el' that clasa n, not
s'.es was. At all
-wearied of the engage-
• city to 'avoid its
"Weat, but the grass-
:J.14g did, not agiee with
'riled to lagichna IIe
the Provincial Fair,:
midst (4 an uncom-
ake of prize lisl he
counting -room. Th
V. She had come to
kcal hint to step out -
ed. Then she asked
. JANUARI 4, 1-.37.
Twaii....a.sw....
him if he intended to keep his pledge,
or was she to wither and fade like a °
flower in early spring, He thought
most likely she had better wither, but
not with him. This widow aya,s not one
of the kind who let concealinet, like a
worm in the bua, feed on her damask
cheek. Not much. She prodticed at re-
volver, and said if he dia not naarrY her
he must give up all the nion4y he had.
about him and his watch,: He did not
-care to part with his , horologe and
bullion. But the revolvet vas pointed
at him, and he was open to conviction.
The man went to Hansilten not leng
since, arta the wicio-sv renetred her suit.
His brother got hold of hirn, and made
him promise not to maxi/ the widow.
But alas-! human nature is weak. So
they were married the other day. What
areeaments the woman rited, we do not
know. Probably tied him in front of a
Krupp gun till he yielded. I
IP& tA.11111011.
A, Bad. y.
A tramp 6illing himself Albert Tack-
lebury last week called at Me. Alex Mc
Douald's, a, farmer. of !East Williaaris,
living close to the track; of .the Grand
Trull Railway. After getting his dins
nor he proceeded on his Way, taking
With hien an axe handle. McDonald
pursued the lad, accused. him of theft
and iugratitude, and walked. with him
to Ailsa Craig, where he had him ar-
rested. From certain remarks let fall
daring the e-xamination, Spire Atkin-
son sent for the Grand ,Tr - Railway
lls
agent, Mr. Tibeaubo, who tel graphed. to
Stratford for Detective Hee an. Itap-
pears W. A. Johnson, a blaeksmith of
Parkhill, saw a youth place a long pole
across the traek of the Grand Trunk
-with the view of wreeking a, train. On
Mr. johnson being brought face to face
with the prisoner he at once identified
the lad. He is now in London jail
awaiting his trial on two indict-
ments. Great credit is clue Mr. McDon.-
ald for the action taken by him in the
matter. The prisoner A about sixteen
or seventeen years of age and hails from
Chicano, says he has been walking and
steali'fg rides for the last two weeks;
that the conductors and bra,kesmen
have not treated him well; that they,
squirted on him and, poured k:til on him.
He admitted the charge of plaeing a
pole seven feet long and four inChes in
diameter across the • track, and also
shortly after placing a cordwood stick
across one of the rails. : This last aet of
villainywas corroborated by a fireman on
a freight train going east, Who jumped
off his engine and remOvedi the stick.
Ithappened very luclt the train was
going east and up a heavy grade known
as the Parkhill grade. Hacl the train
been going in an opposi 'e direction
nothing could have averte a catas-
trophe, as all tra,ins run at great speed
going west. -e
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TNE HURON EXPOSITCR
The Krupp Gsara '-to he Super-
seded. ; .
.1.
It appears to be -by no means unlikely
that the celebrated upp, gun, with
which the whole of the German artil-
lery is at present armed., will be super-
seded, if not immediately, at all events
before very long, by another weapon.
Experiments lia,ve, it is well known,
been lately made in the i foundry at
Spandau with bronze steel, prepared by
the Ucha,tius method., and ` these ha,ve
been so successful that, aocob
rdinc to the
Berlin correspondeutaaf an Austrian
isaili,ta,ry pa,per, the Intspector-General
of the German artillery has definitely
decided to -adopt it as a, Material for
the manufacture of ordnance, Baia; in
the first iustance, has ordered several
siege guns to be made of the new com-
pound, the secret of the preparation of
• which appears to he now very generally
known. - The gun which are to be thus
manufacturec-1 are to have a calibre of
12 centimetres, but will be superior to
the Austrian pieces of the same bore,
as arrangements will be made to allow
a larger charge of powder to be used.
In ;ell informed, circles, the correspon-
dent adds, the construction of these
s is looked upon as the first step
guntoward the completei sabstitution o
bronze steel for steel ordnance' in the
German army. Meanwhile, exceedingly
satisfactory experiments have been made
on the -range at Steinfold, nearVienna,
with two eeeently eonetructed 1 -cen-
timetre bronze -steel gm's. , The Acts,
tripes, Minister of War, the president of
the Technical Commitee, Gen. Ucha-
tins, and a large number i of artillery
officers were present on. the occasion,
andi excellent practice was made -with
the new weapons - at ,the 2,000 metre
range.
asseasememstmoissmolli• 1
sanitary and gustatory science.
French cook will make a franc g
far as an American housewife will m
tI
A
0 as
ake
ee. We should proba,bly be greatly
tonlithed could the cernputatio* be
made, how nimbi of the financial, re-
g to
liv- ,
and
nor-.
baperative powers of France is ONVI
hr soaps and cheap fooda-bette
jag, after all, than -the heavy bread
failures generally of our culinary 1
aace.
immasmemmeasomema
-Mr. E. P. BosSelley, attended the
nomination in Belleville on Monate • he
sat down after makinga, short sp
and in a few minutes fell dead.
deceased. was one ef the oldest, resit
of the town, being 73 yoars
was a member of the-firstCouneil o
town of Belleville. I
=The editor of the Belleville in
fl nee has received a' curious Chris
Cheap Tai,ving in Glasgow.
Glasgow has long be famous for ite
penny dinners for the poor, Which are,
no doubt, a great boon to the working
classes and. to other pensons whose
means are limited. If, ;however, a
stateinent, made recently aft the Police
Court of that city is to bel believed, a,
dinner at some of the eating -houses in
Glasgow is not over -cheap jewel at the
.charge of 1 penny. A girl employecl at
an et7ting-house was charged. With cre-
ating a disturbance at the establish-
ment. Her explanation of the affair
was that she had, quarrelled with . her
p -employer because he insisted chi selling
broth in which arat had been drowned,
and which., in addition to the drowned
rat, contained a c,onsiclerable quantity
of rotten cabbage. 1Then she remon-
strated against the sale of this concoc-
tion, he replied that it I was • " good
enough for customers avhol could only
a.ffOrd to spend a menial. or it half -penny
on it." This answer led to 'an alterca-
tion, which ended in her aemanclittg the
balance of her wages, Ile then handed
her otter to the policsa alleging that she
badi cxeated a disturbance. , The magis-
trate found. her guilty of the charge, 'and
fined her 10 shillings 6 pence, with the
alterantive of 10 days' imprieonineut.
x from a fr
s cureircork
aperture in
This sna,ke h
end, a small rattles
d in a bottle, with a s
e cork to let in ,fres1
s been kept in this b
for Iowan:lent is without receiving
food, yet it li es and continues to
larger. .
eCh.
The
nts
He
the
elli-
mas
Dike
all
ttle
any
row
severe snow -storm prevail° on
Monday throughout Nova Scotia and.
Prinoe Hdtva,-d Island eausintr consid-
erable delay to railway trains. The
*inter ste&flij3r Northern Light wt vi out
in the storm,
from since, h
into Some hai
-On the
as a girl abo
ceeding up t
ville sehool, she N as met by a t
about 22 yews of age, who made
decent assault upon her, but, fo
ately, her screams and efforts to e
Ecoriouly
The Frencb butcher separates the
bones, from his steaks, and . places them
where they will de the most good. The
housewife orders just eno;ugh for each
person and.no mores even to the coffee..
If a chance visitor drops in, sotmebody
quietly retires and the extra, cup is pro-
vided, but nothing extra by careless-
ness of intention, ,:when the little range
is extinguished, and waits for anotha
time. No roaring cook stoves Etna red-
hot covers all day long for no purpose
but waste,. The egg laid to -day costs a
little more than one laid last week.
Values are nicely estimated, and the
smallest _surplus; is catefuilly saved. A
thousand little economies are.praetised,
and it is • respectable:. to praetise thein.
Cocking is an eeonoraical, as well as
and has not been board
it is supposed to hav4 put
•beur for shelter.
orning of the 20th jnst.,
t.15 years of age wits pro -
e rai road track to unii-
amp
11 ia-
un-,
cape
from the scemadrel brought assistance
to the frightened girl, and the tamp
was captured and safely lodged in Cay-
uga
a-A:fatal accident Occurred at the
C-reat Western Station Britutfor
Saturday night last, R. Moffatt, br
man, being instantly killed.. Dec
was on the last train. off . the We
, on
.kes-
ased,
ne-
;
ton, Grey, and Bruce Railway. I4fter
the -train had. been left -in its place for
the night,. it is supposed Moffatt ,Went
aad opened. tee switch for the e
andtheu ill • ped. , on the engine
was, beekira up, missed his foot
and fell, the , engine running ove
and:cutting 1 im badly about the
tere belonged to Palmerston, wher
nain.s wer ferw•axded Monday a
iva
rig; .
Sthe. • nelph Herald, George
nived. fro 1 England Christmas
fi. tells a s d story of a terrible
-lite which t
f the DOMii
7i'zits an _outs
netted up.
which in thi
Vireo years i
aw any -thin
here. were
board., and
wo hogs an
verboard.
pd two boa
Lees out , 1
'Star of De
late for :hit
la.
ra,shown by
oded t.vitla
, vet £300, N
ibly used u
n his vent
nd securin
t I •
Cline
as it
hold
him
ead,
his
uorn-
Lees
Eve.
torm
e good steamer Ontario,"
ion line -and on whOt he
ard-bound passenger -got
The eldest inhabitant,
• case was the mate, thirty -
1 the service, said he never
'like it. It was a h wler.
1,028 head of live stock
f:these 61 oxen, 160 beep,
seven horses were tl rown
The ship also lost on mah
s washed. overboard. Mr.
oae the celebrated horse
mark," and. let him navi-
self. The wisdom ol this
the fact that '‘ Star" was
ut a scratch and Old for
idle, other horses wei[e ter -
Mr. Lees did very well
re, losing only two hogs.
a good market for his ship-
Births.,
iftinop, on Dec. 23, the wife of Mr,
Henry. Ind 1, of a daughter.. •
M-Killop, on Dec. 29, the wife of ,afr.
Hugh Melt y, of a eon. -
311,17F1TEL-I MeKillop, en Dec. 31, the wife of
Mr. Henry riffitle df a eon.
ARRIE.-In fortis, on Dec. 4, the wife of Mr.
Wm. Barra , of a son. -
EATENS.-Ii Grey, on Dee. 21, the wife of Mr.
Edward Le twee; of a son.
IIANTZ.--At Parkhill, on Dee. 11, the vife of
Mr. A. 33. mita, formerly of Clinton, 41 a Boo.
LaSON.-In ssullett, on Dee. Katlic wife of Mr.
• john Maso i, of a daughter.
Marriages.
13ANNERMA,N NU -LDS -At the Manse, Kippen,
.on Dee. 27,. he Rey. H. Cameron, ass'sted by
lie:v. Mr, : rtley, of Exeter, Mr. John 3anner-
- man, to Mi e Elizeheth Wilds, both of Iayfie1d.
CAMPBELL- EI. -At the reeidened of the
bride's fitt er, on Jan, 1, by Rev. Me Denby,
Mr. Donald Campbell, to Miss Jags*: 'Reid,
,Second dan shter of. Wire john Reideall 41 Stan-
,
ROSS -CAME 1 ON. -At the residence. of the
bride's fat ler, Staailey, on Dec. 25, Y Rev.
Mr. BOSS, A Ir. D. Ross, to Mies Christir a,.Coeta-
eroa, deugl ter of ldr. Malcolm. Canna° 1, all of
Stanley. i
EAKET-BEL .-1--eit the Icsidenee of the bridea;
father, Mo 1i:a on ,Christenae Day, by Rev. 8.
Jones, Mr. Vila Jas. Eaket, to Betsey Bell. - •
JOILNSON-ara AI/KER.-At the residence. ofthe
bride's fatter, on Dec. 24, by By. MeDienby,
- John John. on. eldest son of Mr. John Johnson,
to Elizabeth Walker, all of Stanley. 1
BAIMEY-McLAUGliTensT.-At the residence. of
. .the bride" father, Ho -wick, on Jan. 1, . by
1
Rev. Geo. Brown, Mr. Adam . Candy, Bailey,
- Gerrie, to ries Sane MeLauglin. • i ' •
LENTON-AlsliERWOOD.--sAt the residinice of
. -the bride's father, on Dee. 24, Mr. Jas.peaton,
• of .Turubm , to Miss Anderwood of H wi k-.
-Deaths:.
WORKMAsaaa-At Rodgerville, on Dec 261, Jemes
S Marshall, seri of James and ElizabetlaWork-
man,. aged Years and 4.mmiths.
I
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. uction.pales.
Fridak, J n. 11, on the . farm of Geo
Chesney, I uron Road, Tuckeranaith,
Thoroughbred Stock. George Chesne.
proprietor ;, J. P, ii3rine, auctioneer,
. Tuesday, Jan. 8 on Lot 17, Con. 1
Hay, one na le anc a quarter south of
Zurich, Far n, Fara Stock and , Imple-
ments. • John F. ;Rickbcil, proprietort,
E. Bossenb rry anctiOneer. It
Saturday Jan. or, 1878, at German &
Grant'slPlaning Mill Seaforth, Furnie
ture, Machinery, Lumber, &c. L. Ma,
bee; proprietor; J, P. Brine' auctioneer.
- Thur clay, Jan. 1.0, ciu Lot10, Con. 8;
Morris, Firm - Stock 'tend .1ml:de-
ments. R bert Symonds, Proprietor:
G-eo. Kirkby,auctioneer.
Thurtdat , Jan. 10, 1878, at the Com-
mercial }tel, Seaforth, a quantity of
Supeiao • Fanning;j. P. Brine,
auctioneer.
Sattirday, Jan. 12, On lot 5, con. 14,
Hullett, Fa •m Stock and Implements.
John- Broa bent,' proprietor; J. Bul-
lard, .1.1,a tio 'ecr. .
.BUIS! . 'On
nese frem headquarters.
stream a ear g have just reeeived 2A tons of Fine
New See, one *Young a-Iyaei Tea'
s ilifet quality,
• bought 4- eca coin the importer, thereby saving
the whol aide profits and as we have 'bought a
very large lot a. the lowest card' price, mulehave no
wholesale rata; to pay, we HIV in a poeitionto sell
Merchmit •,Htel keepers, farmers, Grangets., or
ethers be_ mg ni quantities, at Toronto wholesale
priees, in we axe determined to do it. Come along
and giveat s a trial. We have. Plenty for All. No
need of se ding your inouias to Toronto to purchase
Groceries when you can do letter with Wieson &
YOENG, S %forth. 525 • ;
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temesumamsnapssaccr
11•.M=MIE:=1•111.11011.111M
T LMARKETS.
SEAFORTH, an. .3, 1b77.
Fall Wheat
1 18 to 1 20
,
Spring Wheat, Fife, per bushel... . 1 00 to 1 07
Spring Wheats ed Chaff,per bush. 0 95 to 1 02
Oatsper bush40 30 t( 0 32 •
ECU per bushel 0 55 t 0 CO
Barley perbns el
Butter, No. 1, Loose, trade 0 45 t 0 55
de 0 16 t 0 16
Batter, No. 1, ooite, cash 0 16 to 0 16
Eggs 017 t� 017
Floer, per banal. , 6 00 to - 6 50
Hav. „ .10 00 to 11.00
Hides, per lb,•.. 0 06 t� 0 06
Sheep skins ! 0 50 to 1 00
Salt (retail)p r barrel; 0 75
Salt (wholesal ) per berrel0 65
Potatoes, par bushel 0 35 to 0 35
Oatmeal p•Wrl 5 00 to 5 50
•
Wool, pelb 0 28 to 0 28
'r
Tallow, per lb 0 061to 0 OQ
Dressed Hogs, ier 100 lbs. 4 75 to 5 15
Beef, -in quart rs, per 100 lhs4 50 to 5 00
-Pork .. .. ...... ............ . . 4 50 to 5 00
1 Carismow, Jan. 3, 1877
*
Fall Wheat, per bushel.. .. . . .... a 1 18 g 1 23
Spring Wheat, perbushel 1 00 @ '1 02
Oats, per buehel 0 30 @ .0 31
'Barley, per bushel 0 45 (0 0 50
l'oas, per bnehel 0 59 g :0 61
Batter0 14 p '0 16
Pork 450 ea 500
0 30 to 0 35
0 16 @ 017
8 00 @ 10 00
Poto,teee.
Eggs
Hay, par ton,
BLYTEL Ten, 3, 1877.
Treadwell, per bush Si 20 to $1 23
Scott wheat,per buall ' 115 to 1 17
Spring wheat, Red Chaff, , 1 LO to 1 03
Fife and Club, ...... ....... ..„ 1 03 to 1 05
, Peas, per bush • 58 to 60
Barley, per push, 45 to 54
Oats, perbashcl 0 28 to 0 30
Pork, per 100 lbs
4 75 to 5 00
Beef,
4 50 to 500
Batter, rolls. p• er lb
0,
0 12 to 0 17
Butter, per lb tab 12 17
Etgl
16 to 20
p
'ash .. . ...... 0 30 to 0 35
ast, esr, pdeorz
Hides, 6 00 to 6 GO
Sheep skins
0 75 to 1 25
Hay,
... 8 00 to 10 00
I
e4* PM -wit, Ch ap at Allen's.
' Dried Peaches, Cheap et 'Allen's.
Dri d Apples Clieep at Allen's. •
New Melia; Cheep at Allen's.
Ta le Syrup, CI jeep at Allonal.
• Prime Teas Cheap at Allen's.
Fr sh Ground offee,,Cheap at Allen's.
. Bright Sugar Cheap at Allen's.
Te Sets, Cheap ol Allen's.,
- Glassware, heap at Allen's.
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NOTI 'E or R ?Aroykt.--Laidlaw. &
Fairley i teod removh;Ig into new ' and more cone ,
modious remises, no* being fitted up for them in
Oardno's 1 ley Meek, \Olen they intend going more
extensive 7 into the Grocery, Flour, Feed and Seed
business; thim ever. :Also , will open out it large
etoek of t ie best Crockery Mid Glassware to be had
in Seater h. EAIDLAW .& Fenteler. 523
1 .
Caoc CE4.-Another large lot. receiv-
ed at Wil on & Young's. • Special lime of Fancy
and Phil Toilet; and Tea, S Lts. Do not fail to ex-.
amine me stook before, purchasing elsewhere as you
will surel regret it if you o. Wieson & Youno,
Seaforth. 525
t -,, .,, ' L
CHAT 'Ta6.S- .I! ItInTS m aunuance au
1. - 1,
Laidlaw Fairley's, 4eafoeth, consisting of Sul-
tana, aftt .nele, Layer j and Thacieea. Raisins, Patrio;
Cunene.: Candied Peqls, and Extracts. Advertise-
ment cro vded out. liALDLAW"EIVAIRLEY. 523
. Amu 'ED.--.TeBroWnell has just- re-
ceived hi first ear of tenni for this season. Cus-
tomers c n (limed on getting Corn .at .BrowneWs
ell the s use through, as he intende keeping it
large ft • k on hand. J. EROWNRLL. 523 .
1 !
Line MINT TO, • LIUNDBESSES.-Frqsh
1
arrivabi f, Dobbin's iCelebritted Electric Soap1 at
, Thomas eidd's. Call and get a bar, only 121 ciente,
worth tl ve tunes the,quantity of any other sdaP
yet imp -ted: Temerfis EIDE,:522 . .
n
kilitt sTmaS GOODS. -Sultana and. - Va-
lencia 11 shisi extra Bleak Crown, London and Lor-
in Laye a. Extra fine Currants. Candied Peels,
Extracts Spiees, and Xcing Sugar. laan.aain HILL
& Co. 529 ,
1,TE141,Y, . VERIIia, the finest stock of
Hair BrishoS and Ladies' Imperial Dressine" combe
ever exhibited in Settforth is to be spensat" THE
PEARNAbY. 1523
,
CALIPonue. CiANN.B.D ThwitTs in pears,
peaches, apricots, strawberries, green pees and
sugar corinatist arrivil at _iaine.i.w & EAIRLET'S,
Seafortle 523 . 1
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GREAT EXCITEMENT at LAIDI;AW &
FAIRLEV8 (eke the serival Of large stocks of .Christ -
rims tent. Come and View the Immense Dis-
play.. 523
,Laneaaw & F.A.IRLEas have received an,
other consignment of Cape'Cod Cranberries, of ,ex-
- eellent quality. Selling rapidly. 523
FISH OP ILL 14NDS, to be had. at LAID-
.
LAW & FAIRLEVS, ftfi cheap as any house in town.
Can't la Underseld. , 523 , • ';
BUClieTHEA.T FLOUR, corn meal, oat
meal, green -slated wheat for Sale at LAIDLAW & Fein-
LEY'S, Seaforth. 523
RECtIVElp TO-D;AX, an extra, Fine New
Season jopeee Tea, 50c. per pound, worth 75e. Wet,
HILL & CO. 522 : . • •
A.128-11)1 Box of New Fruit Valencia
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Raisins, or ai.1.90.. W. IleaL & Co. 524
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BSTRAY STOCK.
STRA Y HEIFERS. -Came into the promisee
of the undersigned, Lot 14, Con. 7, Hallett, 8
yearling Heifers, on or about September 10. The
owner is requoitea to prove property,pay charges
and, take them away. THOS. E. WARD, 521,
VSTRAY SHEEP. -Came into the promises :of
sui ' the undereigned, Lot 2, Con. 1'7, Grey, on or.
aocut the 1st of November, two Ease& The
owner is tequemted to prove propetty, pay charges
and take them .away. JOHN aleFADZ SIAN,
Grey. 1 -24x4
p*
STRAY CATTLE -Came into the premises of
' -vaJ the undersigned, Lot 13, Con.. 3, Hay, 1 red
Steer and 1 Heifer, spotted, 2 years Old". The
owner Is requested to prove property, pay ex-
penses and take Went away. MALCOLM fefe.
GREGOR. f 524x4
-17[111E11Y HVIFER.-Came into the premixes of
the undersigned, Lot 5, Con. 7,110100, shoat
beginning of , October, a grey Heifer coming 2
years old. The owner is requested to prove prep-
erty, pay expenses and take the animal
JAMES SNELL.
N0T4A.n parties indebted to Dr. Verne,
Seieforth. are requested to call and settle the
same on, or before Tanuory 15th. All accomite
remaining anseteled et that date will be placed
in othea hands for crlection. 523-4
'ROARS FOR SERVICE.-Farmere, bring your
-'Sow $t to *Half -Way House, that is the place
for gooa Piga. I have done mentor the iinprove-
ment of hogs, and taken more prizes than any
mau north of Seeforth. This year I have a Suf-
folk Bear, with•one cross Yorkshire. As I find
thoroughbred Suffolks too small to be profitable
to Farmers. Thishog is only six mouths old,
and wei shs 250 pounds, and is a real prize -taker.
I have
Boar fa
selves a
ehciice f
morey
•Proprie
Ise kept the old celebrated Berkshire
tl iS seasons-his:stock shows for them -
d need no .coraniene. Terms -Your
r $1, payable when -whenever you like,
ever COIDOS amiss to me. C. DAVIS,
or, Half -Way House, McK Mole. 524x4
NOTICE.‘
5281
STRAY TIEIFR.-Carne into the premises of
" the undersigned about the &et of Septeniber,
a red Heifer risieg 2 yearold. The owneris
requested to Prove' property, pay cherges Med
take tbe adimal away. WM. McINTOSH, Lot
4, Con. 11, Hullott.
PUNCAN & DU NC;It AT4 EA -0- TH.
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HAPPY NEW Y.,)"+k TO ALL
WE ARE OFFERING- SPECIAL IBARGAINS,1 THIS MONTH IN
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HEAVY WOOLEN GOODS, 'FLANNELS, aLc.
HAVING SECURED SOME VERY. LARGE . LOTS OF TEfESE GOODS AT
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. ABOUT ONE-THIRD LESS THAN REGULAR pRicEs P41, CASH,
WE ARE IN A POSITION- TO. GIVE .OUR CSTOMIERS
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REGULAR PRICE.
HEAVY
523-4
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.dersigned, Lot 15,Con. 14,•Hibbert, about the
,beginning of December, it year-old steer, red and
white color. • The owner can have him by -prov-
ing properby and paying expenses. WM. TOW-
ERS, Ferquhar P.0. 625x4
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STRAY --Came ip
nto' the remises of the
To Ole i/runicipal Electors Of the
'frovroship of Tuckersaultla. .
GEN1'LEMEN : Having leemed that at the
meeting for the uominaticar of Con taillors for
the Township of Tuckersmith, held at Egmond-
ville, on Deo. 31, 1877, where I hed not been, you
nominated me as ono of the candidates for the
Reeveship ot said tonniehip, for which offiee I de-
cline to run this time, sod will feel obliged if you
will poll your votes otherwise than for me. - Not- •
withstaading that I feel grateful tor the confi-
dence yeu would wish to repose inme, ram,
Yours Respectfully," '
W. *MeMILLAN.
Tech 'smith, Jan. 20, 1878e • 526-1
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TP1 M 0 V' M
- - of the Members of the Tuckrsmith 13ra-nch
Aermultural Society will beheld at the •Commers
eml Hotel, Soaforth, on Thursdey, Jan. 10, at
the hour of 1 O'clopk, for the purpose of appoint-
_
VSTRAY.-Ciune on the preinises oL the sub-
-" scriber, Lot 24, Con. 1, Usborgie, 1head of
cattle -1 two-year-old heifer, 2 yearling •Iteifets,
and -1 steer. The owner will please prove' prop-
erty, pay expenees -and dike them away. W.
BAWDEN, Exeter P. Q. 11 525x4
VSTRAY STEER.Strayed from the preadees
" of the subscriber, some time in August, a
Sbeer spotted red and white, coming 2 years old.
Any person giving such informatio4 as will lead
to the recovery etit the above animal will be mut-
ably rewarded. Taemes SIM SON, Win-
throp P. O. 526
VSTRAY CATTLE. --Came into he premilsese
-A --A of the undersigned, Lot No. 1, don. 12, Hal-
lett on or abonb the 1st of November, it snail
red year old steer, and a red arid vslite two-year-
old heifer. The owner is reque tea to prove
property pay charges and take them iwa y. ALEX.
SMITH. • ; 5254
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ESTRAY HEIFER. -Came into the premises
of the undersigned, east half lot, 18, Con. 10,
McKillop, about the end of November, a white
Heifer with brown neck, coming 12 years old.
The owner is xeqaested to proveroperty, Pay'
i
expenses and take her away. PM
H AS SIMP-
SON, Winthrop P. O.- 1 1 595
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STRAY CATTLE.- Strayed fro the premises
of the undeasigned, Lot No. 13, Bayfield read,
Stanley, on et about the 1st of July, two Ired
heifers, 1 a yearling and the other: two-years-bld.
Any information that will lead to the recoverof
the above animals will be suit ly rewarded.
ROBERT. REID, Varna P. 0. 5244
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ESTRA.Y STEER. -Came into tlib premise, of
the undersigned, Lot 26, CON. 8, MoKillop,
about the- beginning of November, a yearling
Steer, brindled Color, with white along the back.
The owner is requested to prove property, Pay
chatges and take the animal away. ALEXAN-
DER trultpuiE, Winthrop P. 0. 528x4
VSTRAY STEERS. -Came into the pre ises
-1-'4 of the undersigned, Lot 15, Core ett.
about the 15th of October, two Steers -one red
and the other grey -coming 2 years old. The
owner is requested to iprove property, pay
charges and bake them away. Mrs: R. KELLEY,
Hullett. 626i4
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STRAYED EWE AND LAMB. -Strayed 4oan
the premises of the uudersigned, Huron -Road,
Tuakersmith, about the last Of June, it Ewe and
Lamb. When last seen there was a tar mark on
each. Any information that will lead to the re-
covery of the above animal e will be suitably re-
warded. G. al. CHESNEY. 1 528k4
F -'STRAY CATTLE. -Came into the PremiSes of
the undereigned, Lot 1, Con. 2, Stanley, about
the first of December, 6 Yearlings and 2 Steers -
one Steer greyish color, the other brown; ore of
the heifers Hp-Otte:1, the o there red. The owner is
requested to prove property, pay expeusesland
take them away. 'S. BLAIR, Kippen la 0. '55x4
VSTRAN STEER. -Strayed from pre ises
-1-.4 of the undersigned, Lot 29, Con. 11, Hibbert,
Borne -time in October, a year old 'Steer, dark red
color mixed with grey. Mark -the tip of the
right ear cut off, and it Slit Mt in the ear on .the
top side. key person giving such information
as will lead to the recovery of the above aeimal
t- win be suitably -rewarded. , JAMES STONE -
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1 MAN, Chieelharst P. O. 520:(4
}STRAY CAT r LE. -S yed or Stolen from
Lot 11, Con. 4, II. R. S. Tuckersanith, (the
place rented by Mr. James Cheseey, Init buildings
occupied by Mr. Jonathan Carter). a light red
Heifer, long featured, very short hornand 'point-
ing towards each other, tail white aborit half way,
some white on the belly, a narrow strip a little
-way up the side, 8 years old past, having had it
calf at 2 3 ears old, but now farrow. d'he animal
was advektiee (1 in the EXPOSITOR byldr. Chesney
on November 9th, and two follewing !weeks, seen
and owned by the subscriber, paid for keep and
advertisement, a few days after. On ging to take
the minimal away it was gone, as there is romn to
fear the. itnimal was stolen.. Also a. dark red
Heifer, ouo year old oast, rather • small for age,
and strayed from the premises of the subseriber,
Lot 23, Con. 2, L. R. S. Tuckersmith. Any -per-
son giving such information as will lead tO the
recovery elf either of the above animals will be
suitably • rewarded. WILLIAM COPP, Kippen.
Can be seen at Cardno's block, Seafortlh. 522
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
DA.- McLEOD, Licensel Anetioneer. Any
• one wishing his services as Auctioneer will
find him et his residence, Main Street, near Mr.
A. Gray's Planing Mill, Seaforth.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS. -All partiles indebted
"I" I 'to me, when accounts are not paid by 1 the
First of Febrintry, 1878, will be -handed in for
collection. JOIN WARD, Seaforth. 526-4
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'WEST ED CHEESE. FACTORY. ---A. Meet-
ing of i.he Patrons of the West End Cheese
Factory will be held at the Factory, on Wednes.
day, the 16th of January, at 2 o'clock P. M.. fot
the purpose of winding up last season's business
and making arrangements for next season. A.
IIALLY, Secretary-Tteasurer. •
526-2
•ANNIJAL MEETING„ -The Animal Meeting
THOMAS -1- 0 VENrity
Ing officers and directors, and the transaction el
other bueiness. JOHN- HAN4H, Secretary.
Has ens
feoved his Stock of '
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BOOTS AND SHOES
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TO STARK'S NEW BLOCK,
In the Store next to Wm. Robertson
Hardware Store, where he will be very happy to
meet all his old customers and as many new
ones as possible send all persons wanting to per -
chase Boots or Shoes will find it to their advan-
tage to 'Ye him a call, as he has the Largest
Stock o Boots and Shoes in Seo.forth, and is
DETERMINED TO SELL
Them aft prices that must tempt people to buy,
as the whole -Stock must positively be (noosed
of befcne the Firseof April, to make room for
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The Immense Spring Stock Which,
he has Ast Ordered.
lie kon1d respectfully return thanks to all
who ho, e patronized hini in the past, and truste
that thy may not weary in well doing.
YOU.
As his
CANNOT MISS THE PLACE,
ign of the Big Boot cam be seen -from any
pert of Main Street:
AL4 Op ACCOUNTS MUST BE PAID UP
AT ONCE, WITHOUT FAIL.
T OMAS COVENTRY,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
W. j. SHAIINON, President. 525
CLOTH
CHECKED WINCEYS, SERGES, FANCY DRESS GOODS,
NC TICE.-The Annual Meeting jf the Howick
-1. Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurltnce Company
will be held in Mrs. Day's Hall, G rrie, on Satur-
day, the 12th day of January, 1878 at the hour of,
12 o'c.ock noon. for the purpose f electing Di-
rectors and other business. A. la ge attendance
of Members is desirable. 'WM. aleKERCrfER,
Secretary; JAMES EDGAR, Pree done. 524
TaISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP:-Notico
. is hereby given tbat the part • lc
hereto-
fore exiseing between the undersig ed under style
and firm of Heist & Reesor, of Zu ich, is dissole-
ed by mutual consent. Danis; ist collects all
accounts and pays ell debts duo td said partners,
and no others. DANIEL HATST, ABRAISI
bReErE3t011187. 7.Witness, ELMES. !Zurich, Deeeme
526-4
NOTICE is hereby given that a.pplieation will
at` be made to the Parliament of Canada, at the
next session thereof, by JOHN MOONEY, of the
Town of Clinton; in the Comity of Huron, in the
Province of Ontario, drover, for a 13i11 of Divorce
from LOIS ANN a:00NET, his wife, late of the ,
Town of Clinton aforesaid, on the ground of
adultery.- Dated at the Town of Clinton, the 80th
day of july, A. D. 1877. J'OHN MOONEY.
WALKER, Me1NTYRE &. FERGUSON, Solici-
tors
held on Wednesday, January , h h
27:12.C6K.
CHOOL MEETING -TOWNS IP OEN'
tors for Applicant.
• ERSMITH.-The Annual G neral Meeting
for the Nomination and Elea ion of School
Trustees, in the Township of T ekeramith, will
our
df 10 o'clock A. X., at the same places, and under
the same Returning Officers, as Or the Township
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WINTER GOODS AT ONE-HAilc
DRESS GOO PS, COSTUME Clt3THS, PLAIN-, :TWILLED AND
PLAIN SERGES AND ;REPS, SOATILET • AN
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WHITE FLANNELS, 'ANC FLAN,-
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__ta/tTELS, WHITE BAJANKETS,
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HORSE BLANKETS AND RUGS,
CLOTHING IN HEAVY cly
ETS, PANTS AND VESTS, IAL
TWENTY-F1VE PER CENT REDUCn
ASSORTMENT OF FINE ROBES
DOLLARS LESS THAN
'DUNCAN
RCOATS, PEA1
NCE OF MILLINET1Y AT
N. BUFFALO ROBES -SEE OUR.
AT FROM TWO TO FOUR
VER. OFFERED..
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$leaforth.
!CHR1STMP$S AND N W YEARS GIFTS.
HAVINCr PURCHASED A LARGE LOT' OF
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iTc)-y-s .A_I\i-i) F.A.-1\TOar. GOODS
I t AT A_ RECENT TRADE ATJCI1ION SALE IN TOROaNTO,
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We are 'now opening -them out, and will be sold of a extraordinary lo* Prices during the HOlidays.;
, frin ToYs, Whistlese-Tops,Carts, China. Toys, Move see, Children's Knives and Forks, Dolls, and
1 all finch Goods, also Plated Spoons, Knives and Vorka, Butter 'coolers, tartlet Stands, Pickle Stands,
Cake Baskets, Card Receivers, Watches, Cocke, and a „
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GREAT VARIETY OP NICE GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE COMING-
' SEASON,: AND ALL WILL BE RUN OFF ,CHEAP.
ea until
3:ec.
WANTED.
ixTearimp..-A Good General Servant, Apply
v to MRS. W. P. CAMPBELL at the Church of
England Parsonage, Sealorth. 526
TEACHER WANTED. -Wanted, for School
2- Section N. 11, Grey, a Male Teacher holding
th
a second or ird-elasa certtficate. Apply, stat-
ing salary and enclosing testimonials, to the
nndersigned. Application/3 reeeiv
29, 1877. XIlilES SPENCE, Secretary, Ethel
P. 0. 24
91ENnERS FOR CHURCIL-Tenders will be
2- received by the undersigned,addressed to Eg-
mondville P. 0.onitil Tuesday, January 22, at 2
o'clock P. M., for the erection of a brick -chinch
in the village of Egmondviile. Tenders will be
taken for the whole work or for the brick and
carpenter work separately, Plans and specifics:
tious can be seen and all necessary information
gainecrat the residence of Mr. Wm. Payne, Mill
Road, Tuckersmith. SOIIN HANNAH, Secre-
tary.. 525-4
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ALSO A GREAT CLEARING SA!..E OF iiWEL.RY.
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In this department we have fax top large a Stock For hard times, au propose for the next two
w east to give every one an opportunity of buying what they require either for theit own use or foi
presentations, at the following reductions :
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15 PER CENT.- DISCOUNT ON ViTATCHES. 1
25 PER CENT. DISCOiUNT ON ALL GASH SALES.
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Of Gold, Plated, Black, or any other Kind of jewelry in all branches. Brooches, Ear Ringo,
Sets, ?uff Button a, Studs, Finger Rings, Watch Chains, Charms, Lockets, &e. 1
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An Early Inspection, is Invited, so Call if only Five Cents worth, or One
_ . * Dollars' worth is wa,nted, af 1 i
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HICKSON 84 BLEASDELL'S II,IDRUG 'STORE, SEAFORTH.
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.WHAT'S THE CATJ'E' OF THE GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONGST THE
; GROCERS ? SIMPLY naq, THAT
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LAIDLAW & FAIRLEY-
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FOR SALE OR TO LET.
TO RENT.- A Wagon Shop open to Rent in a
1- good stand, on easy terms, at Hills Green.
Apply to JOSEPH ERWIN., Hills Green Post
Office. 521
*ROOMS TO LET. -Two -or iiree rooms to rent
2-v over .Wilson Young's Store. Possession at
New Years. Apply to Mr. P. HO I.XESTED/
Seaforth, 524
QTORE TO RENT -To Bent, the Store on
le) 31aitast at present occiipied by the imdersign-
ed, ies he intends removing into Stark's new
block. Apply to THOMAS OOVENTBY. 524
T_TOUSE TO LET, -A. comfortable frame house
"I"-, situated in Betne, County of Hatrone,
splendid opening for a tailor SS there is taone in
the village, and Berne is situated in. it spiel:Aid
farming district. For particulars apply to JOHN -
LESLIE, Blake P. 0. 522
STOCK FOR, pERVICE,.
BREEDERS. -The undeesigned
e keep dining this season on his premites, Lot
81, Road, Tnckersmith, a Berkshire Boar
Pig. Terms, $1, with the privilege of retnening
if necessary. WM. COOPER. 523x4
QUFFOLK PIG. -The undereigned will keep
la' during the present season on Let 29, Con. 3,
MeKillop, an improved Suffolk Boar. Terms $1,
to be paid at the time of service, with the prien-
lege of returning if necessary. THOMAS E.
HAYES. 5244
TO STOCK RAISERS. -The undersigned wall
keep on hie premises, Lot. 29, Con. 5,, MaXil-
lop, for the improvement of stoek- this season, a
Thoroughbred Suffolk Boar. Terms $1 per sow,
payable at the time of service, with 'the privilege
of returning if necessary. W. A. ANDER-
SON. 51.4
VSSEX BOAR. -The undersigned will keep
-2-4 during the present season, on Lot 1, Con. 1)
Grey, a thoroughbredEssex Boar, bred by James
COW1111, Esq., of Waterloo. Ile is one of the
finevt aniraals the County. Terms, $1, pay-
able at the time of service, with the privilege
of returning if neceseary. JAMES SIMSON,
Grey. 528x4
pIGS, PIGS.-Tha-emdersigned will keep der-
-Is ing the present season, for the improvement of
yip,
stock, on his premises on the fourth concession of
Tuckersmith, one mile and a aster smith of
Egmondville. it thoroughbred_ hite Suffolk Boar
Pig. This is one of the finest animals; ill tilt;
fiection of the country. Terms, $1 for the sea-
son, with the privilege of ..aeturning if necessary -
JONATHAN, CARTER. 512
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-CIFFOLK BOAR FOR SERVICE. --The under -
Pa/ signed -will keep on his premises, Lot 15, Con.
9, McKillop, for the improvement of stock this
season, a Thoroughbred Suffolk Boar. This Boar
has proved himself a stare stook -getter, and lof
pure breed, no matter what color the BOW may be
the pigs will always come white. Terisas, $1,pa.y-
able at the time of service, with the privilege of
returning during the season if neceseary. SAM -
EEL SMITH. , 523x4
pEDIGREE OF BERKSHIRE BOAR, "First
-1- Duke of Nissonri the property of John Staf-
ford, Lot 21, Con. 14 First Duke of
Nissouri was farrowed 0 15, 1875. Bred by
John Snell, Edmonton, Ont. Got by Reported
Lord Liverpool, dem Imported Sovereign by own
brother to Saralee 2nd; grand dam No. 2, by St.
Adair; great grand dam Lady St. Dennis; great
great grand dam by Gloster Premium. Lot&
Liverpool. the sire of the first Duke of Nissouri,
has made a good reeord at leading shows. He
won the following prizes Under a year-old at the
following vhows in England in 1874, viz.: 1st at
:Bath and West of England, 2nd at the Royal
Comities and Gloucestershire, let a the Provin-
cial Fair at Toronto in 1874, and triple prize as
the best iinported hoar on the ground. under a
year, also at the head of the prize herd, and the
some record at the Western Fair. London, in 1S75-.
First Duke of Nissonri also received the lee prize
at Stratford in 1877e fiat at Seaforth in 1877;
and first at Brussels in 1877. Fixet Duke ef Nis,
souri's dam, Imported Sovereign, IS the beau ideal
of a perfect Berkshire, and the best sow -we ever
saw. Terms, $1-50 Per sow, payable at the time
of service, with privilege of returning if neces-
sary. JOHN STAFFORD, Proprietor. 522
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REAL ES'iATE FOR SALE
VALI/ABT,F. MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE-
BELIEVING TffAT UNION IS STRENGTH, Pertb, comprising Stenra grist and SaAV DIMS.
in the Village of Trowbridge, in the County of
In operation tind doing a large bnsiness. Apply
Have Amalgamated their Busin ss and are'. Selling the BEST
' GOODS at Bo tom Prices. ;
OUR STOCK OF TEAS IS ONE OF THE LARGEST IN THIS TOWN,
11 And iaas been purehased in New York, Montreal, an Toronto Markets at Lowest Cash Prices, and
Customers buying Teas from us can rely on getting TalT ,for their money. Prices range from 30
Centsto '75 cents per pound. . a
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SUGARS, ALL GRADES.
11 poands Bright Sugar for $1. Pure Demme Su -gar, Itnported.Direct from Liverpool.
Valencia Raisins, off stalk, the best in the market -call and see them. Layer Raisins, Selected
Loose Muscatel Raisins, London Layer Raisins, Blue Basket Raisins, Black Basket Raisins, Two
Crown Dames Raisins, Sultana Raisins, -Currents new and cleaned fit for use.
te, Lemon, Citron and Orange Peels, Extracts, Spices -Fresh and Pure, no Adulteration -Dr. Price's
Celebrated Baking Powder, Sauces Jarns and Jelliem.
Our Stock of FAMILY GROCERIES we guarantee equal to anyn and superior to the most in the
market. All we ask from intending purchasers is to caller_ d examine oitir Stock laid convince them-
selves that what we say is correct.
FLOUR FEED AND PROVI
IONS, ALSO MILL FEED!
Of all kinds' kept constantly in Stocks Orders left ith us will receive our personal attention, and
be deliveredpromptly and free of charge.
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LAIDLAW & FAILEY S'AFORTH.
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The Old Estabn
Led Cash G-rocery, next do9r South of the Post Office.
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to GEORGE BREWER, Brussels) Out. -526-1
QTORE AND DWELLING FOR S ATM. -For
L ; Salo or Lease, in the thriving 'village of Hen -
sell, a Large Store and Dwelling in connection.
Immediate possessidn csn be had. For further
particulars apply to the undersigned. WILLIMen
MOORE, Ileutsall IN O. 526
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SeaLE.-For Sae, Lot
V 16 and south half Lot 17, Coos 1, Hay, contain-
ing 150 acres, 129 of which are cleared and in a
good state of cultiyation- There is a good brick
house and a frame cottage, the barn, stable, cow
stable and other outbuildings are ell frame; there
aro about 10 acres of choice apple, pear and other
fruit trees, and about 300 spruce trees planted, 10
years. There is a ,never -failing stream running
through the centre of the farm, on -which is a good
mill site, it good gravel read eia two sides of the
farm. itis situated one mile from. Ilensall sta-
tion andfonr miles from Exeter, on the London
Road, and is just -across the road from the Rodger -
Alba post office and church. For fin:neer particu-
lees apply to JAMES W. ELDER, Veterinary
Surgeon, Seaforth P. 0. 481
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WARM FOR SALE. -For Sale, Lot 3, Con.
L.R.S,, Tuckersmith, containing 100 acres, $T
of which are cleared and in a good state of cultiva-
tion, the balance is well timbered with the best of
hardwood; there is a first-class brick house 88x23,
kitchen 241-18, with stone -cellar under both house
and kitchen; a, good frarne barn 60x40, (hiving
house 45x80, 'with stone- basemblit and -cattle
houses the-v.4101e length of both buildings ; leading
from the tattle house below is a large root house,
20x9, dug :out of the solid bank, built ed solid sitone
and lime and arched over with briek, and is frost
proof ; there are 8 wells, each about 4ti feet deep,
THE CHEAT IANNUAL AUCTION SALE OF DRY -'90DS AND FURS built up with brick, and arenever-failing springs -of
water, there is a good -archaed of apples, Imam,
1,situns, cherries, ,grapee, .and small fruite - also
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down; the stables are all floored with stone, care -
PIU and evenly laid ; also log barn 48x28, and 2
stabies. Is situated 7 miles from Exeter, 10 from
Seaforth, and 2from IIeneall station. -Convenient
When there will be sold by Auction a Splendid Ilet of Ladies' Pars, consisting of Real Mink, Seal, to schools and chinches. Te.rms-2,000 to be
Jackets,,Plain and Fancy Flannels, 'Ladies' Caps, 41 inadwidsDhirretsss Guenoddesr, CTiaobthleingC,loatted Lana ceen geusr-s
ply to the proprietor on the prensiees or to Heiman
psad (loan, the icinsaeuei to sine pine mseros6. -4Axp-
P. 0. WM, STONEMA'saL
Ala eke Mink, and a Large Stock of the commoner Wide. Also a fine lot of Blankets Shawls,
tains, Capets, Gents' Hats and Caps, " Boiled" and
Stock of other Goods,-
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VALUABLE FARM AND SAW MILL PROP -
BRIM for Stile in the County of Huron, being
1 All of which, Must and will be Sold at Your Own, Price, as DENT -is
Lot 12, Coos. awl, 9, in the TOWnShip mix.
Awful Bard &v 1 This property eonsiets of a first -clues fain, con-
taining 100 acres, 75 cleared, 25 good hardwood
bush; 16 acres in fall wheat; large orchard, no
better in the county; buildings first-class'large
aud very commodions;. well watered. and fenced.-
The mill property conststs of a large steam saw
littee with lerge circular, edger and butting
flaws, los, cutter, see., els° a shingle and pinning
inill. 'fen distinet roadrunfrom the -Haw enilt
- Is rim with a 15 -horse engine, fitted with it large
planer, moulding !dicker, Hall & Lath's patent
shingle machine, ehingle jointer, math, rip and
butting saws, a run of French bin -r stones for
chopping; 6 acres of lenl and two good dwelling
homes are ia toms:dim with the mills, elite •913
acresof pine lroid, only 40 rods from the mills, 60
acres of which has bee31 reserved, and is of good
value uow. Thenaille are in full operation end as
good as new. Ahtege etook of saw logs are now in
the yard, and abundance of timber for years to
zomemeloseproximity. This is one of the finest
properties in Ontario, and Will be sold cheap on
WY$2,500tedrraovn. -Pbria.eline'forleeialos7nnit aanuam
rtatitillsL' 7eper°81
cent. interest'. The above property will be eat
together or in parts. Apply to S. RENNIE, on
the premises, or to Heiman P. 0. 016
SALE TO BEGIN AT 1 P. M., AND AT 7 I THE EVENING-.
HAVE
YOU SEEN THAT SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF XMAS PRESENTS
AT PAPST'S BOOKSTORE SEAFORTH
pONSISTING of Presentation Books, Juvenile's Toy Bookg, Albums, (Easel, Rustic, a-na Auto-
aph,) Scrap Books, Bibles in Russia and Moreceo, bindings,' Prayer BoOks, Hymn and Psalm
Books, Parses, Writing Desks, Fancy Ink Stands, Steroscopes and Views, Vases, Toilet Sets, Motto
Cups and Fancy Chromos, Mottoes, Rustic and Velece Frames, Gilt Figures, Portmonias, Alice Bags,
Card Caeca, Silk Ilook Market
Christmas New Years, and Birthday Cants -a Large Assortment. Also
a Large Variety of Ohildreils,IToys, &c.
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ManicipalElections. The Pollieg Subdivisions
T1EMEMBER THE PLACE, - • C, W. PAPST, SEAFORTH
- are the sam as for the Townrip Municipal
in each ward. JOHN HANNAH, Secretary. 525 2 TWO DOORS SOUTH OF THE BANK.
Elections. There are two Trust es to be elected
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