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Le ite.,Physician, SurgeOn
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3eafortht Ont. Office and eel&
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f Goderech Street, fir(loot .
1 Church_ -
M. D' --7,,- C. ---e---"e,, phi --,31 air, 41
noner for the, County of lemon
,uce, on jarvis street none,*
eaforth Publie Sehool.
et, De, late of Lakefield, Orikt
e SnrgeOn and Accorreheeee
7nieers1ty of 'Tritaity- Colleges.,
of the Royal College of phli
net. Ont. Rinburn:Ont. 4
t, Retie, C. M., Graduate ee
mite, Physician. SurgeOn seers
eth. Oat. °Mee -noon -le he'
Y 0 ceapi et' ley Dr. Phelan, anee
6 Dr. Kiog. Will ateeeei 0
esdays and Fridays. 496
t
-Veterinary Surgeon, Grads
), Veterinary College, Seaforthe
siclenee in rear of Rilloran &
inptiy attended to, night or
:terinary mcdieloes en hana
; Horses exarairrea testa emend.
given if nequired.
407
et, V. S., Graduate of the
(try College, After devoting
co with Professor Smith, of
d in Seaforta. Office Ilia
M. Church. Calla promptly -
or night. A large stoek of
- constantly on hand. Horsea,
e d certificates given
cad on tommission. 04
DERBYSHIRE. L. D.
Surgeon Dentist, Graduate
he Loyal College of Dental
. brick block, Main Street,
eons of Ontario. Artificial
nted. .III enrgical opera-,
ith care and promptitnde.
.31. to 5 P. M. Rooms in
ar ------
Erfeet
I' rk, CAMERON, Barristers,
lianeery, &e.. Goderieh, One.
, Philip Holt, M. G. Caut..
5011
le Conveyaiacer and Cozier/ifs-
Wroeeter. Auctioneer and
s and notea collected on -
863
rtrister,Attoroey, Sedieitor in
Godericle and Seaforth. Of-
fatrug Store, Goderielt, and
h. 354
NATSON, Barristers, Atter-
in Chancery, &a., Clinton,
loor east of the new Royal
liug. Moue:: ,to loan on. farm
404
G. A. -transom
kILMESTED, Barrzetere, Alt
Stitr iz Chancery and
t Public mal Conveyaneers
t Bank, Seaforth. Agentsfor
ranee Compiory,
end let tt per cent. Farms
!ale. 53
RA DEN' filtS'T, Barris.
;Law, Solicitors in Chaneery,
loan at a low rate of intere
t suit_ borrowere. Offices--
tam. Office in Langdale's_
ttt'e Bank.
J. W. c.f. ZIEYER.
atteaneasn. 474
licitor Consolidated Bank
DarTisters and Attorney.
in Chancery and Insolvency,
Pablie, etc. Oflices-Set.
23,0ooaf Pritiate Panda. to
t percent. Int eree t,payabie
53
w. c. etzynne
!this, day been dissolved by
- accounts (hie the firm to
Ito will. pay ail Habil-
JAMES ri.BENSON.
L W. C. MEYER.
4set., NE0 us.
itor, Se.. Iteussels. 011ie&
briek banding. 504-52
-On terms more arterial-
; before, offezed. A. J. Me -
els. 504.52
reseraftking done in the
a goot1 fit entetred, at MISS
over Anit'a Grocery. 533;4,
-
named Auctioneer. Any
services as Auctioneer will
me, Street, 11.ear Mr-
.Settforth.. 524
NEY 2"--A few thousand
mis, tor irtrmediate invest-
terest. Apply to JAMES
Seaforth. 533
need- etuCtioneer for the
Saleattended in all
Ali orders left at the Ex -
:promptly a.ttentled to.
elrovinejaa Land Stir
-
Orders byreall will receive
eneh office, Clinton,
54a s. GOR.R.
',PUMP- FACTORY. - N.
'S. R iiUarns maianfac-
terns. All work warranted
ractea.y on ltle db. Main St.e
500
RS. -All. parties not hav-
eeconerta with moor 18.77
-
will be charged 10 per
Relearn 1st, 1878, veithout.
STRY, Seaforth. 531
IISS, MOORE begs to in-
Seaforth and surround -
prepared to do alFsorts
king in the lateet styles.
Roorae, over Hoffman.
ese
ral Loan and Real Estate
and Commission. Men.
real estate in town or
simple interest. Chargea
Ought and sold. Matured
ernes. to salt borrowers.
rtv or sake °Moe-
Brueeele, Ont. 515
vineiel Land Surveyor
. Orders by mail prompt-
, CAMPBELL, MItettell.
Ouvrtsm
watory and Skin
in a _Few I/0mm
aalantreation ivithoutan
lenton'te labientinatic
aes tee Acid Poison, and
fdved. Sold by all Drag -
in, particular cases
Blet'NTON, London.
EXCELsItdi P.CLECTRIG
• TIREs IT* WEIGHT IN
red where it Is used. It is
ver merle. One dose cares
/ne bottle bus eared brone-
th has cared an old stand-
s, antes catarrh, asthma'.
:woxtit has cured crick in
gnantity lame back of 8
=lowing are extracts trate
that here been received
Canada, whicle we think,
te- the most skeptical: 3.
weft es, "Send Me dozen
;1,11ave start had from
its cures are truly won_
a of Fraullite writes, "I
ft, it acts like a elettem-
takes eplendid now." H.
-Please forwent 6 dozen
am nearly oet, nothing
commended by those who
Thanteavitle, writes,
deer Silpply of Eclectrie
lc left. I never saw any -
such genend satisfac-
teeelward, writes, "Send
: Oi/, 1 have euld entirely
it." Miller re Reed, Ule
,e Lelectrie Oil ie getting
. and is daily ealled for.
eithoutdelay."LeineyneP. ,
Q., writes, "Send us
51. We find it to take
lento dealer,. Price 25
, Ptteeee, N Y. And
E, Toronto Ord., Soto.
a. None.- atelectrie-
• SuittU Seaforth by
Reberts, eud Lums-
521
.;
MARCH 29:1878.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.,
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7
Moody and ,Saaakey7
Evangelists Moody and Sankey fin:,
Weed their season of four weeks in
Springfield, :Mass., Frida.y night, hav-
ing conducted 20 noon prayer meetings,
14 Bible lessons and 32 preaching ser-
vices, besides visiting Northampton and
the jail, and attended daily inquiry
Meetings ; there have also been three
noonday meetings, and, three evening
temperance) meetiugs, at Which the -
evangelists were not present, about a•
dozen pra,yer-meetings for young men
and as many for women. Deily union.
prayer meetings were held.for three'
weeks before their advent. The to -tat
attendance at the public meetings
ing the last four weeks is estimated at
145,000, which probebIy does not re-:"
present more then 50,000 or 60,000 in-
•dividuels. All estimates of, the num-
ber of converts axe conjectural, and_
they range from 200 to 1,000. One pee -
tor has a list of 50 names of those who
should by their social conneotions unite
with his church, although not all of
these have been" converted since Mr.
Moody's arlivai. „Others have similar
lists of -varying length, and there are
probably 300 or 400 on these lists. To
these are to be added those on whom
no ehureh has any special claim, and
the lerge number of converts who be-
long out of the city. All the pastors
are of the opinion that the greatest
fruits of the work will appear in the
next four weeks through the meetings
of the churches and the private work
of the members, many of whom have
been ewakened to activity by this move-
ment. Mr. Moody encourages this
view, and the young TaeiffEl meeting, es-
tablished at his suggestion, will doubt-
less prove an important factor in the
work. The expenses of the work will
foot up about $2,000, most of which has
been raised by subscription. The
evangelists themselves receive no pay
from the committee, their support com-
ing from private sources. They always
stipulate that they shall not receive
any pay from the committee, and al-
-greys object to any public subscription
for their benefit. This puts them in a
perfectly independent position, and, as
the public is Ttot asked to contribute,
they do not feel obliged to publish the
particulars of -their incomes.
Moody and Sankey opened, their two
-week's campaign in Boston, at the
Tabernacle, an Sunday, holdine morn-
iniPana efternoon services with'''. crowd-
ing House, Pudding .Lane, 1719. Price
two coppers." This title -page also bore
aelarge cut of a veritable goose, with
Wide open mouth, showing that the pro-
verbial irreverence -of sons-in-law is not
a thing of recent origin.: We are told_
that Old Mother Goose did not resent
the piptorial illustration, but took to it
just as sweetly as she had taken all the
other trials of life. Possessing her soul
in patience, and gladdening the hearts
grandchildren, she lived until 1757,
:dying at the advanced, age of 92. There,
•theta as we are assured is the true his-
• tory'of Mother Goose. How the little
boas which she originated have spread
'
over the World need not be specified.
Varieties.
- A certain little do.msel, being :ag-
gravated beyond ,endurance by her 'big
brother, fell down upon her knees and
'cried: "0 Lord! bless my brother
Tem. He lies, he steals, he swears -
All boys ; us -girls don't. Amen."
' -A. west country blacksmith being
asked by a party how long it was since
Mr. Fullerton't the carrier, died, looked
thoughtfully ahis feet for a _moment, ,
and replied: " Weel, I had. on thae
clogs new at the burial, sae ye
can count tree that for yoursell."
-The Kroomen of West Africa say
of the Ameriean : "Bim catchee horse,
make he work; catchee water, make he
wok; catchee fire make he work;
catchee wind, make he work."
'-A sweet, blue eyed Nevada bride,
clad in gossamer tulle, remarked as the
clergyman joined her hand, with that of
her lover "I'll be gol darned if I don't
believe that plaster's striking through
the back of my dress."
". -Brown refused to get his wife anew
hat; and soon after his little girl came
in and. said: :‘Meannaa, won't you buy
me a monkey to ple,y with, when you go
down town?" "No, darling. Wait till
you are older, and then marry one as
I did," replied the grief-stricken wife,
her tears bursting forth afresh.
which is at the rate of 5 per cent., on a
capital of 255,000,000. It is 011/101:19 to
note the income of the four richest meii
•
on earth, in pounds sterling:
Duke of Jones Rothe- Mackay.
Westminister of Nevada child.
Capital 16,000,000 50,000,000 40,000,000 65,000,000
PrYear 800,000 1,000,000 2,000,000 2,750,000
Month 60,000 -80,000 • 1'70,000 200,000
Pr day • 2,000 3,000 - 5,000 '7,000
Hour 60 120 200 800
Mr. 1/lackey's fortune increases 25
every minute.
Egg Product of Leadi-ng Varie-
ties.
After repeated experiments I have
concluded -that th* laying capabilities
of the principal varieties of poultry avs
erage about as follows:
Light Brahmas and Patridge Cochins
-eggs; 7 to the pound, lay 130 per an-
num ; Dark Brahmas-eggs, 8 to the
pound, lay 120 per annum; Black,
White, and Buff Cochins-eggs, 8 to the
pound, lay 115 per annum; Plymouth
Rooks -eggs, 8 to the pound, lay 150
per annum: Houdans-eggs, 8 to the
pound, lay 160 per annum; La Fleche
-eggs, 7 to the pound, lay 130 per an-
num; Greve Oceurs-eggs,8 to' the
pound, lay 140 per annum; Black
Spanish -eggs, 7 to the pound, lay 140
per annum; Legliorns-eggs, 8 to the
pound, lay 160 per annum; Homburgs
-eggs, 9 to the pound lay 150 per an-
num ; Polish -eggs, 9 to the pound, lay
126 per annum; Dominiques-eggs, 9
to the pound, lay 135 per annum; Games
-eggs, 9 to the pound, lay 130 per an-
num; and Bantams -eggs, 16 to the
pound, lay 90 per annum.
British Courage and Endur-
ance.
It is by the judiciousnse of such articles
of diet that a constitutioii may be grad-
ually built up until strong enough to re-
sist every tendency to disease.. Hun-
dreds of subtle 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 pure blood., and a
properly nourished frame." -Civil Ser-
vice Gazette. Sold only in packets label-
led-‘‘ James Epps 84 Co., Homeopath-
ic ChemiSts, 48, Threadneedle Street,
and 170, Piccadilly, London." 482-52
.Indians as Wood -Choppers.
Yesterday we crossed. the river to see
the entire Indian camp at work chop-
ping wood. Near the other - side of the
island we found a party of twenty-five,
mostly Indians and squa,ws, all busily
at work. Mr. Fields is now filling a
contract Co out five hunared cords, and
the Indians are workbag for him. They
• have all the enthusiasm of new converts
ed audiences. The revival weak under to labor, maa their axes are ringing
their leadership begins at New Haven through many acres of timber. The
squaws work as vigorously as the men,
and some of them beafdown on an smell):
a Way that is astonishing. One of them
is said to chop more -wood. theia any men
in the timber. Near by, haaigin,g in a
brush hoop between two little trees,
was what seemed an unusually lerge
cocoon, but on closer inspection it prov-
ed to be a pappoose'e nest -e. little
hammock of the Indien sort -and. in it,
feat asleep, a little "redskin." The
wood is, chiefly elth; but there is a little
maple and ash.. The Indians out be-
tween eighty and ninety cords a week,
and receive seventy cants per cord.
Every Saturday they draw their pay
in silver from the bank, and find that
birds; but when we observe that Belies, steady work pays better than hunting
so different from birds in their organi- and. lounging about.- [Red Wing (Minn)
zetion and their mode of life, have also Republican, March 6.
on, the 2-ith„ and the prepaxetory meet-
ings held. by -the local 'clergy are already
overcrowded. The Tahernacleis done,.
and the choir of between 1;300 and...
1,400, voices are preparing for rehearsals
in it, as no other co-nvenient place in
the city large eleough for them can bo
found. After his New Haven- work,
Mr. Moody proposes, to take et little -rest
.at his native Northfield.-Republicaa 9!
Marcie 15.
What an Egg Is.
To the refleetive mind, the egg cou
sautes one of the greatest marvels of
nature. At first view it would seem
that it is an especial chaxactegistic of
eggs, we see that it must be the same
in one souse with ttll kinds of animals A Boston Girl.
sessine at first only the most essential The following, from a Wisconsin cor- At Greenwich, Conn., is an Irish wo-
,A. pullet's egg is ft very small germ, pos-
organs for- the actual eustenence of its - mail whose husband came home intoxi-
existence, and the gradual. development
of its other peas euclosed in a box,
with its provisiens for the tune it must
actually remain in seclusiou. The. ani- eit31‘ a young lacly of 10 sunamers was
mal is the little whitish circle remark- engaged watering the plants on. the
ed in the membrane -which envelops the Iawn. A lady stopped at the garden
mass of the yolk. The house destined gate, and the following dialogue oc-
to protect the young animal until it has curred :
acquired all of its own organs, and all " Sissy, is Mrs. W----.-7 at home ?"
the necessary- strougth, and yet allow “ Did you address me, madam ?" (se-
verely.)
"Yes ; I asked, is Mrs. W at
home."
a Mrs W- is my
a letter from Miss Nightingale to
a friend, from Balaklava, dated May
10th, 1856, found. among the Prince
Consort's papers, she says:
"Fancy working five nights out of
seven in the trenches;'fancy being 36
hours in them at a stretch, as they were
all December -lying down, or holf-lying
down, often 48 hours with no food but
raw salt pork sprinkled with su.gar,
rum and biscuits; nothing hot, be-
cause the exhausted soldier could. not
Grand Trunk Raily:ray. •
Trains leave Sealorth and Clinton Stations as
follows : .
Gonto WEST- SEAFORTH. CLINTON.
Express 2:25 P. M. 2:45 P. MI
Express 8:58 P. M. 9:20 P. M.
Mixed Train9:00 A. M. 10:00 A. M.
GoiNG EAST- SEASORTH. CLINTort.
Mixed Train7:52 A. M. 7:27 A.M.
Express Train1:13 P. M. 12:50 P. M.
Mixed Train.. . 5:00 P. M. 4:25 P. M.
Mixed Train...., 10:35 A.M. 10:00 A.M.
London, Huron and Bruce.
GoING SOnTII- Mail. Mixed. Express.
A. M. A.M. P. M.
•Wingham, depart... 7 30 10 40 4 10
Belgrave... . 7 50 11 13 4.32
Blyth 8 05 11 37 4 53
Londesborough 8 14 11 50- 5 04
Clinton 8 31 1.2 40 5 25
P. M.
8 50 1 15 5 48
KiPP0112. 9 CO 1 40 6 00
•Heiman 905 1 50 607
ExSter 9 20 2 45 6 25
London, arrive10 45 4 45 8 00
GOING NORM- Man. Mixed. Express.
A. M. A.M. P.M.
London, depart...7 7 55 7 30 5 05
Exeter 9 20 10 50 6 25
Hensel] 9 88 11 15 6 38
Rippen 9 46 11 80 6 46
• Brucefield 10 00 11 45 6 57
Clinton 10 20 12 40 7 11
P.M.
Londesborough10 42 1 10 7 30
Blyth 10 54 1 00 7 40
Belgrave 11 33 1 55 7 55
Wingbam arrive11 30 2 00 8 07
G rent es
Trains leave Brussels atation, north and south,
as under :
GOING NORTH. GOING SOUTH.
Mixed.. .... 9:15 A. M. Mail 6:37 A.M.
Accom.. .... 9:03 P. M. Accom3.08 P. M.
Mail 3.40 P. M. Mixed 5:25 P. M.
teris ailway.
MONEY!
WAN- 3:3 -
MONEY!
Lai
SELLING OFF CHEAP. !'"2
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HOW IS THE TIME TO GET lg
A
- GOODS CHEAP.
g
N SOLVENT ACT of 1875 and AMENDMENTS.
-a- -In the matter of ANDREW WHITELAW
and JAAIE S MORE, as partners in bueiness, and
of ANDREW WHITELAW individually, Insol-
vents. Notiee is hereby given that ender and by
virtne of the powers nested. in me as aesignee of
t t and effects of the above-named ins ol-
collect his own fuel, as he was eipected
vents, I will offer for sale bt, Auetion, on
.to do, to come his own rations; and the premises, in the Town of Ssaforth, on Baur-
, .
fancy, through. all this, the army pre- A. the 27th of April, 1878. at the hour of 1
2;1 THE NENSALL PORK FACTORY.
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rn
330
Are prepared to pay the HIGHEST PRICE
for -
any quantity of
C2 ;
7C ;
. •
HOGS, ALIVE OR DRESSED
G. & J. PETTY
Is no w Selling Ont -his Stock of Grqeeries an d .1
patience as oddoek in the afternoon, all the right, title and
serving their courage and ionterest of the Insolvents, or either of them, and
tb.ey have a e, art ' nOW eager f myself as such assignee, in and to, all and sin -
(the old ones more than the y g ones) prier those certain parcels and tracts of land and
P' situate, lying and being in the Town of
to be led again into the trenches. '
Seaforth County of Huron andProvince of Outa-
.There was something . sublime in the a° ' - .
, and which said parcels or tracts of lend are
'spectacle." numbered and designated as follows: Lots Nos.
34, 35, 36, and 63, 64, 65, as shown on a plan
made for Dr. T. T. Coleman of part of said town
Heavy Weights. aaenrdersengiastoenredtcontaining by a dmeasurement one'
Another skit from those wicked e h era! oartgaacgree,iblaeltahveor of
enmoro o r
Jess, subject- tots
Frenchmen. : , Madame B., a beautiful
mien for the sum of $1,894, inberest incriuCLIed-.
Pole, was the rage last season. No one -A
0 There are on the
r gage in favor of the Consolidated
could deny the beauty of her face and all aformthet
astheot Ha ron
fi g ti r e ; but she had one defect -her feet Pytoeun
II jul re; and thesilldbmalicih1011ni;SIC.Icp0n,.ewli
were enormous. Madame B. had been.
HE WILL SELL CHEAPER 11
I
1
lel
Provisions at Reduced Prices.
Than any other: Store in Town. No Humbug.
Come One, Come All, and
CET SOME OF THE CHEAP GOODS.
q.cmy Frame. Buildieg, 36x50 feet, consistingaone-stwo;
Seriously ill recently, and. is only just Immo Buildine, 36,60 feet; ale° a Boiler Housle
and a Cnpola Rouse; a 15 -horsepower Engine
recovering. The other day one of her
and Boiler; also Screw Cutting Lath , Bull
dearest friends of her own sem paid her
Lathe, Iron Planet,: Vertical Drill, Bolt eCutter,
a -visit Ti the tenderly put, " And and sundry toola for woodworking; Blacksmith
and fleeter, lumber, a lot of castings and imple-
teresting invalid languidly answered., I
tools, Moulder's tools a:large number of patterns
howale you to -day, my dear ?" the in-
" Ah l I am still very weak, but I begin eeoleainna'onl3ealieltd;"
tegustss,.:(t nertrticilhiaateilinilnee:ryFirst-Thwbe.1
to be able to put one foot before the Second -All other Machinery, Tools, Patterns,
Flasks, ete,, in connection with the working of
other." ." Come ain glad to hear that,"
the foundry, in one bat; Third -The Stock and
said the other Cheerfully ; “ that is say- Implements, in one or separate lots, to suit pun
a good deafer yourestrength." chasers. The Town of Seaterth is the centre of
a large and prosperous agricultural disteict, and
has a Dozniuiou wide reputation. for business,
Gratitude of an Trish, Worn an.
and the above sale presents a rare chance for a
pushing man to eugage in the manufacture of
inernenee numbers of wh ich are sold
here every seavou. Tat terms and conditions of
sale of ehe real estate and machinery will be
made knoWn on the day of gale. For implements
and stock -All sums of $25 and under, cash ;Over
that amount to be so:urad by. note bearing in-
terest at.8 per eeut., with approved endorsers.
For further partieulers apply to ADAM snAy,
$10 for the expense of getting her son Assignee for Estate Seaferth, Ontario.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
THE GOODS ARE. ALL FRESH
AND NEW.
You will find him in his New Brick Store, on
Main Street, Sertforth.
627
e
A. G. AULT.
NEW PRINTS,
respondent, shows -at how eaxly an age
people born at the " Hub " teke th,eir Gated recently and. began to abase her,
self-consciousness: but was stopped by a son's interference,
Not many days since, in a Western which so enraged the old. neon that he
had the boy arrested. The mother
went to the liquor seller and, demanded.
the itir and heat to penetrate, is the
ahell. Hence the size. of the eggs of
animals is not necessarily proportioned
to the size of the animal to which they
belong. All animals, -whatever they
Mitt- bee -from the elephant th the hurne
- No, ma .
omit, and Mrs. W is not at,
home." . •
Ming -bird are, at the moment when " Willeyou tell her Mrs. M- call-
, -
they begin to feel the principle of life, ed?"
nearly of the same size'. That . Which "Certainly, madam" (graciousl,ye).
varies is the provision of nourishment a You won't forget the name?"
they require. The crocodile, deetined " Certainly not, madern. I am not
to ottani. celoseal dimeneipes, can take much. acquainted here, but I shall re -
mai of himself very well in the river member the name: 'I am a Boston
where he was born when. he has attain- Girl." And she serenely continued. to
ed. the size of a Hurd ; so nature places water the flowers.-Herper's Mag azine:
in the boe where lte is confined. fowl
•
sufficient to eneble him to reach that The Matrim.oma Lottery.
size. The same with fishes ; there are -A young stranger called on Dr. M'C
some euormous ones which have only ---one evening, while he was a pastor
in New -York city, to engage his ser-
vices in the performance of a nuptial
ceremony.
"1 wish to make a bargain with you,
doctor," said the young man. " think
the girl I am to merry will make a first
rate wife. If you will wait a year for
vounkfee, and. she turns out as I think
very small eggs, because, however de
miuutive they may be on leaving their
envelop, they.cau already obtain their
own living in the bosom of the:river or
ocean.
Mother Goose.
This, it seeme, is the feaciful name.
got up to pleese children. .. There -was a, she will, I'll thiei give. you fifty dol -
real Mre, Cloese, or as she was familier- lats."
ly called Mother Goose, who siguttliied They agreed, the young couple. were
herself. by her literature for the uursery., married, :Ina the ineident posed. from
We leaxn this. rather curious -fact from the aoctor's mind. • At the end of a,
' even -
clear, threatening to prosecute him for seeroeen, Mardi 19, 1878. 587
- ----- _ _ _____e_
letting her husband. have the rum, and THE IMPORTED . FRENCH STALLION.
the man paid. . the money. The
0
mother then made so pathetic a plea i
before the magistrate that her son was .
discharged, whereupon, in her great
happiness, she returned the money to
the liquor seller. .
• - •---
A Mixed Relationship.
. A. lady, 57 year li old, living in Spring-
field, is a representative of a very mix-
ed up family. Her father, living at Bel-
fast, Maine, is 85 years old., and four
years ago he married for his secoud wife
a lady 34 years old. The fruit of the
trai031 WaS a daughter, and this lady of
57 therefore has a sister three years old,
who is the aunt of the lady's soe a stal-
wart man of 40, who is the old man B
grandchild.
Sheridan, to test the acoustic qual-
itie ef_ a new th.eatre he haa builtede,
sir id the carpenter to speak on 'the'
sta While ho would go and listen to
bile from the gallery. "Now, then,"
sail Sheridan, when he had ascended.
The carpenter responded.: "1 and my
las
• see
,,r
ac
1
C-4
COTTONS,
LUSTRES AND DRESS GOODS,
AT HOFFMAY BROTHER'S
1
/leis is to certify that the imported French Per-
.4- chero&Stallion "Champlain,'1 has been im-
ported from France in the year of our Lord,
1870, when three years old, by Jason Per -
....1f Esq., of Montreal, member of the Agricul-
tural Society of Grignon, in France, and of Ciren-
cester, in England, and other European Agricul-
tural Institutes. Also, Secretary of the Canadian
Commission at the Philadelphia Exhibition for
the County of Cliamplain, in the Province of Que-
bec, that on the 1st day of April, 1876, the said
imported Freneli pereheron stallion -was sold by
the Agrienttural Soeiety of the Connty of Chem-
' al, aforesaid to the Apiculture' Society of
the County of Arthabaska, and that on this day
the said Agricultural Society of the County of
Arthebaska, sold the said imported Percheton to
Mr. PETER McEWEN and JAS. HORTON, of
the County of Huron „Province- of Ontario. In
witness whereof we the nudersi,gned have deliver-
ed the foregoing certificate. Arthabaskaville,
County of Arthaleaske, Province of Quebec. Sign-
ed: A. GAGNUN, President of the A gricultu-ral
Society of the County of Arthabaska, Crown
Land agent and 'Warden of the said County. B.
Tiordorax, Vice -President of the et gricultnral So-
eseiety of the County of Arthabaska Clerko e
li
have been -working h.ere. for the
Crown for the District of Arthabaatt. CHAS. J.
six weeks and. -we should like to
NEW STORE,
CARDNO'S BLOCK, SEAFORTH.
KIDD'S HARDWARE.
'dJO SOP Ol 110 IVOO
0'
3
`a,31M 51'1 Od
a
0
a
ALL KINDSOFCURED 'MEATS
Constantly on Band:
FINE LARD, SAU8AGES, PORK
umiNGS, &C.
5'23 G. & J. PETTY.
THE SEA.FORTH
INSURANCE AND LAND AGENCY.
ret !
ALONZO STRONG
;
TS A.GENT fo Several First -Claes Stock, Fire
bp. -2- and Life Insurance Companies, end. is prepar-
ed take risks on
e
'
1 THE elOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
;
Aho Agent for several of the best Loan Sode-
r ties.
Also Agent kr the sale and purchase of Fann
i and Village Property.
t A NUMBER OF FIRST-CLASS Ol-
t
PROVED FARMS FOR SALE,
$50,000 to Loan at S Per Cent.
Interest.
Agent kr the White Star Lino of Steamers.
:a I OFFICE -Over M. Morrison's Store, Main -St
pe Seaforthe
t4s 1THE CONSOLIDATED BANK
OF CANADA.
17 -
CAPITAL - - - 5,1.000.000.
, CITY BANK OF MONTREAL, Incorporated1838;
and ROYAL CANADIAN BANK,
Incorporated 1864.
.SEAFORTH BRANCH.
1 DOMINION BLOCK, MAIN -ST.,
De SEAFORTH.
e
0 I
t4 Drafts on New York Payable at any
Bank in the United States.
Bills ot Bxebange on London payable
at all Chief Cities of the United Kingdom.
_
1 INTEREST PAID -ON DEPOSITS.
RECEIVED • I M. P. HAYES,
I p mANAGra
--,4 Ei4j' HOFFMAN BROTHEBS
DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS: g
?--- tJ
AMERICAN CUT NAILS, A ,--- I
SPADES, SHOVELS, FORKS, g -=- HAVE MOVED INTO
HOES AND RAKES, e4 0 I
GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, &c M
, THEIR . NEW STORE,
IN CARDNO'S BLOCK, AND ARE
-= OPENING OUT
, el Eoweae, A.B., Secretary, Tieasurer of the Ag -
the color of your honor's money . el
rieult eat Society of the County of Atehabaska,
hitt will do,". said Sheridan, " the Deputy Sheriff of said District of .Athabaska,
Province of Quebec, S. BA5111EAL., Director of
testi cs axe perfect." the AgrieultUral Society of the County of Artha-
e------e- baska, Province of Quebec.
TVS° QUI:ante:a-Ns EA.s.fien A NEWEIgia).--- : The above mimed stallion will travel this sea-
• " Enterprise," calling at Exeter, Kippen, Bruce•
Why shOttlaM en wear beards? Because, son the same route as that travelled by imported
an American newepaper, alus Cony/yea- year, at t ie same • . they are a great protection to the throat- field, Seaferth. Carroubrook, and Spring Ifil1.
natie festival- at the Old. Lull' Street The doctor did not recognize him at lungs, and add much to their per -
Hell be
sonal appearance. -Why should we use - wiet the several Spring Shows in the
district; when the public can see him and judge
tie/et/Let, Which in tle:icribiu,r a Christ- Mg, the youug man called againand .
Church, Roston, enters pretty largely . first. for themselv,ee. For particulart3 see Rente Bills.
into a biteesaphy of the lath lier - Do you remember the bargain -we
. - " Brvan's Pulmonic Wafers ?'' Because
alcENVEN re HORTONt, Proprietors.
maiden. name WaS Elizabeth Foster. Made when you. married me a, year- when used. for coughs, colds, tickling of i
the throat: hoareeness, .3:c., they act ' DICESTIVE FLUID
d b p ,iineiu various forms to cure that
FENCING WIRE
AND BUILDING HARDWARE 11..
IL
0
EAVE 'TROUGHS AND CONDUCT- CI
INPIPE .
She wee born at Charlestown, where ago ?"
like a charm. Ministers and law-yers use
'7 she reeided until,e • g , with " Oh, yes,- replied the doctor..
• them; physicians recommend them, and
pnRsoss Suffering from Dyspepsia are trtat-
Isaac Goose, \\then sh,e became step- " said the young man, " she is •
,
mother td ten children. As if that was twice as good as I thought she was.
not a eutficient family to look after she There's oue hundred. dollars for you."-
teed by attled six children of her Harper's -11agaba
:.:.
LJ
(evil to the number, making 16 gos-
-
gers and public spea ens sa„
the very best medicine in ex- • : dangerous disease. It is not a want of Pepsine
Of Every Description Cheap.
Put tip on the Shortest Notice and Were -anted.
,
• So d by all druggists and. country deal- !
hit glee for tlie cere of such complaints. • Brunton's Digestive Fluid has never
ache, diseases of the heait, kidney diseases, and
but an. excess of _acid that occasions Indigestion.
failed t� relit.ve or ..cure the worst ease of head -
at 25 cents per box. . many others which originate in Indigestion.
- nold by all Drutzeiets. Price 50 cents. 535-24
. ‘.
hugs" ill all. It was rztther a h 1 er
A Speculative Girl. heavy- . • .
handful, aud we do not woudee that she ,_ A young girl entered the office of on ). _kerne i. sme,; Se ccess.-It" is the duty • .._ e________ .._. _.,__
. early inthe morning recently, and, ha.v- 0 remee Salter, to let its wonderful THE OLD AND POPULAR PLOW
poured her feelings in the _celebrated iusurance agent in Springfielfle Masse i of every person who has ueLra Bo 11) -
ue e enter what teacher a, number of calendars, was dis- 1 eurine Consumption, • severe Coughs, UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
Thig, an tad 111 , who lived in a shoo, ing requestea the ilanie Of tl tielt001 tilitkti kiemn to the.ir friends in
-
many elrildrar t -he
FACTORY
Special inducements to Cash and
Prompt Paying Customvs.
JOHN KIDD.
NEW. SHIRTINGS,
NEW TICKI,NGS,
NEW TOWELLING,
NEW HOLLANDS,
---.42---
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'
N E Vir wrott-E,
CARDNO'S BLOCK, SEAFORTH.
CENTRAL
DRITO-
BRUSSELS.
TAKE NOTICE
J. A. dARLIek,
CHEM.IST AND DI?UGGIST,
Has Br.mored his inimense stoek of Drugs,
Books, ;Stationery, Clocks, \Vetches, jewelry,
Berlin Wool, Slipper Patterns, Toys, Mottowe
and a host of other goods too numerous to
mention, to his
NEW STORE, CRAHAWS BLOCK,
OPPOSITE STRETTO..TI6 HOTEL,
Where he hopes to see all his obi customers and
as many new ones as will favor him with a call.
; missea with a lavish e.upply. On bis i CiouPe _asthma, Pneumonia, and in - • .
tronnoprdosere ilthnea coati
3 -
and yen,...) and singing songs, which were seen the presenta,tion -was rather aston- • re lel. - Viree doses will relieve env heba::ftetct:ntl'hiahnisatlaenCdniutia:rt,IffItteentearil
highly reliehed. 1:hough teskede fill° ' jelled to- be aeco.ited by the -same eirl , ca ere and we (t. inaider it the duty of ail • other kinds of ploupbs from Wilham,ons
ti ‘ wil, )1e an aerecetble exist- 1 anti asked. to 1ttv two - calendars 'for . diu .,-, sts tc) recommend it to the poor
gei terui. A:1 castivg4 for repair,: still on Iraid.
.•:, • • ...utfl..„-es, ...:100erati,&4., mid will a ways be pre
ared
-1 ill -so who n*ed mich artielcs. IN ABUNDANCE.
dal:fabler Elizabeth bee ame the 'Wife of ered faun the various insuranCe offices laet yeae, and no one case where it fail- e A -).
I- : ' '' *ol-a- eVe hetet ;gal . :eat trel to nennieeture.wagons,
' • 4 t I o• else Her 1 f tia in it a fine assoetment gath- bi.ittle, as -.1 e t e t ozt.n. )0
. .0,0 (...i.e ;'-i t-. syiti.p cannot be too with_ , -teeng only fir -t, el.teA materiel, and hairt; over
w". - way to dinner in a distant part of the feet all throat and. lime disea- -,- 'No '
hL The plow making still ecntinues in " William-
.
To enterteiu her flock Mae.. -Gooso
in the habit of telling stories in 1)1'08u city, member of th.e firm, who heel reon eau uee it - widiout iminediate I so' ' old Etand, Seafortil, Where the subscribers
-
co Her chileren havilig grown up three 'cents ! He examined her stoek, ! d ing consemptive, at kaet to try one A MN- BRANCH.
-
.-U
spent tei .
. she wae -YeiN. mut tt - t - ant ou
CST BE
LOWS' COMPOUND SYRUP OF flYPOPHOS-
PHITES, SUOSIIONEES REMEDY, BRIS-
TOL'S SARSAPARILLA., ELECTRIC OIL,
ALLAN'S LUNG BALSA -)I, &c.
CEIVED .3. FRESH SUPPLYeL)F FEL-
PURE DRUGS AND DYESTUFFS
Thome., nee. 0 printer a small , about town.
Way Boeton. With tin:, daughter, - - •
wtee .reported. tench Met-LK:We
• ; 12 Tears experience, wetbink we can make aped'',
iNtre.; Goose, uteN 11 WitlOW, \S 'It to live, re
: _uhe lgilliona,ires of the W orld. , I,y kin,vai. ..i,A your drneeist about it. ' artizi i 1.1.•1 i'' " ed ee - 1 j b f.
i e n t e, iri. .ns tin, a._ - ••...neta o -
tla sougs tc..$ au infant graudeon. Now 1.f money be i)ower, says the A‘hite- rtguler size, 75 cents.
Lees ).-1 ( tle()A.-Grateful and. comfort- efte
Ily asthorourtli knowledge
ennybe- notina he travelled through the -United
end had the satisfaetion of eel:eine her
' ht:r .bottleS to trv sold at 10 cents ; ing ail thels in our line done ori ;holt notice,
and. reaeueable tef ra:=. Stri..t. attention to bore° ;
legius the literary history of. Mother hall Re rh w, what a force is S. W. Mac- shoeing. Find us at s &hind,
%Ose. Fleet, the son-in-iaw, was . a kay, who 30 years ago was. a penni- Goderich Street'Seaf,,rt .
States
Bleowd fellow, and, as a printer, he less boy in Irelana. I wenty yearS ago ` REID et MATTIGE.
thaght lie nut, 1 . .
awn granny's nursery songs, and sell- . as It epeculative salesman, and. in 1e02
me them in ae cheap and attractive was a bankrupt. To -da, at the age of
font. They were issued. ha a book un- 45, Mr. Mackay owns three-eighths of ei
aerthe title, "Songs for the Nursery ; the great _Bonanza, the richest sillier a
or;Ilether, Gooee's Melodies for Chil- mine ever discovered, and draws out of 1 a
alen- Printedby T. Fleet, at his Print- 1 Nevada a yearly income of 22,650,000, n
r 1
n reiral laws which govern the opera.- INSOLVENT. ACT OF .1875 ,
ti us of digestion and. nutrition, and by , AND AMEN DIN.G ACTS.
1 11 r
s of well selected cocea, Mr. Epps -
is provided our breakfast tables with
delicately flavored beverage, which
careful application of tic ne prope
ay save us immy heavy doctor's bills.
JAS. A. DUBBIE and ROBT. CARRIE, Plaintiff.
LI'KE BETTY, Defendant.
A Writ of Attachment has issued in this eante.
Roma OtentoNS, Oftcial Assi ee.
Gwent:x(1z, March 12, 1b78. 6-2
•
NEW BLACK AND COLT WOWS
THIS 11 E
AUCTION SALE
VALUABLE TOWN _PROPERTY
And Household Furniture.
ROBERTSON & CO
et •
-WIT LIAM LOGAN bee instructed Me. I P.
•BRINE to sell by Public Auction, on the
premises, on TuettAtty. April 2, 1S7S,
commencing at 12 o'clock noon, that valuable
property situated en North Main Street, in the
Town of Seaforth, at pretreat occupied by him-
self. There are nearly two aeres of laud, well
planted with fruit and ornamental trees. There
is also a commodious aid conifortablo dwelling
house, with (seller, wood shed, hard and soft wa-
ter and all other necessary conveniences; also a
good stable.- There will be sold at the same time
a quantity of valuable Household Furniture. The
property will positively be sold, as the propriester
is going to Manitoba. The real estete be
put up at 2 o'clock, sharp. Terins.-CM the
Furniture, cash. On the real estate, e half of
the purchase money the da3 of sale, the
balance in 12 months', properly secured,
WILLIAM LOGAN, Prop5rimettion.
J. P. BRINE, Auctioneer.
DR. WILLIAM GRAY'S SPECIFIC
• MEDICINE.
Tho Great English
Remedy is eapecially
recormneaded as an
unfailing care for
Semiaal Weaknees
Spermatorrhea, Impo-
tency, and all diseases
that follow as & se-
quence of Self abuse,
i3ofore a ng as Loss of Memory, After lag.
SEAFORTH,
CAN SHO* YOU A LARGE
STOCK OF
SKATES:
Acme, Barney & Berry's All
• Clamp, ice King and Club,
&c„ &c.
Open
COW CHAINS
A.,-ent for vv.. ncn co.'s Celebrstted
lorganm rind Orgattetaes.Terms
Liberal.
J. A. GARLICK,
Ceutral Dreg Store, eppoeif e Strettona
Bruseele, Feb. 7, it.
531-13 •
SLEIGH BELLS:
R. N. BRETT,
Neck, Back, Body,
&c.
_ Universal Laireitude, Pain in the Rack, Dimness
Open, Close, 'Ring, and Wal of Vision, Premature Old. Age, and many other
diseases that leads to Insanity or COnStUtoptiOli
and a Premature Grave, all of whith as a rule ate
first caused by deviating from the Patk of nature
and over indulgence- The Specific Medicine Is
the result of a life study and many years of CI.,
PeriOIICe in treating these epecial filseases. Pam-
phlet free by mail. The Specific Medicine Is sold
d the by all Druggints at $1 per package, or 6 patkagea
Burrers, Warnock's, an for 85, or. will b e sent by twin. on rezeipt of the
ton.
AXES:
SEAFORTH,
Wholesele and P.etail Dee_er in LEATHER an
SHOE FINDINGS el Every Deecription.
None but the V'efy Best Steck kept. Terms
moderate. A Trial Solicited, MI ordere by mail
or otherwiee promptly Oiled.
490 B. N. BRETT,
Welland Vale.
CROSS -CUT SAWS
The Lance Tooth, Improved
Champion, Tuttle. Tooth
and Lightning.
All of which they - Twill sell for less
.
money titan ever qtPred
in, Seaforth before.
REMEMBER
That. we have Moved to our
NEW PREMISES
Bast Side Main Street.
DON'T 'FAIL TO CALL.
Tr -1/. .ROBERTSOS d Co.
iitrAIBER
IIEMLOCK, First Qqably, rxr. M.
.frt„ux 113.
BILLS CUT TO ORDER,
ne b addressing WILLIAM GRAI 3; CO.,
Windsor, Ont. Sold in Seaforth by E. Hiekson
Co., Z. S. Roberts R. Lumsden and all druggist
merchants.
(11tBAT LMALB REMEDY. -Job Moses
"I" Periodical Pills --This invaluable medicine is
unfailiug in tho ture of all those eCinful and
dangerou 8 diseases to whieh the kmak ceMetttn•-
tion issubject. It moderatornil exeess and re -
reeves all obtrrictions, and EL speedy curernay be
ret ied on. To rea.riedladiere it is peauliai1ysuited.
It will, in a short time, bring on the monthly pe-
riod with regularite. These pills should not be
Laken by Females during the first threo mentlas
of Pregrancy, as they are sure to bring DR XIS-
- carriage, but at any other time they are safe.
In
all cases of Nervous t and Spinal Affections,
pains in the back and Barbie fatigue on slight ex-
ertion, palpitation of the heart, hysterics, and
whites, these pills will effect a cure -when all other
meant' I:love failed ; and, although A powerful
remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony,
or anything hurtful to the tonetitution, fl
directions in the pamphlet around each package,
, Which should be carefully preeerved. lob 'Moses,
New Yolk, Hole Proprietor. 81 00 and 12i centri
• for poetage enclorted to Northrop St Lyman, To.
Ont., general agents for, the Derninton,
will insure a bottle containing over 50 pills by
return mail. Sold in Seafortia by B. Hickson.
; Co., J.8. Roberts, and R. Luniadcm 197
PINE
All Lereethe, from 10. to Co Fitet, at the
PONY MILL, IN McIKILLOP.
The Subscriber has albo a
LUMBER YARD IN SEAFORTH,
' Where all Villas of Lumber can be obtained.
4'72 THOMAS DOWNEY,
11
trtt THE PUIILIC.-Itead what the people say
in reeard to •tbe -Great. Shoshonees Remedy
and. Pins.. Levi Jones, tila.rkharn, frays': "1 had
t:AblomynT,hreitaiI3h.. I'.17;ir4.8,.;33t1t1
a quirk remedy, ate) seeing tier " Shoshoerees
Itenteny " reeenenended. I proeured a
bettle, toed ism happy te Fay that by the time it
was taken I was einerely well, eael have remained
eo, reitherigh I 1141.5 .11.1:141 iNVOSCil thr4111.01
adeter 111 travel,iag." Rev. F. B. Strattent, Dem-
oreetville., writ t " 1 heve foetid your . re-
Int:dies particulaity lamdicial for liver complaint, ..
dyepepeia and brotrenial affeetions, and would
, advi. ih -iznflariy effeeeed to give them a trial.'
John Finlayson, Athol, eaym : " Weezr travelling
care Of rey feet get WW1: atid broke out. I could
not cure it, and bad to return home. It became
-
better and afterwaids reueb worFe. I finally pur-
' chaeed a butele of the ilenierly and a box of Veils,
aod before they were half gone 1 conireeeced te
• imp ove, teal before they -wcre tinit.oeil_ my feot
. was completely curl. It now 17 niontIle
, incl.., but have had no -further attack." Priee
f of the Remedy in pint bottles, eel. Pills, conte
a box-