HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1878-05-17, Page 7SEEDS i
AT
SEED flREIJM,
FORTH.
rge stock of al! kinds a
is, having purchased- faceet
31e houses that we have ea
an rely DB getting
:AN FRESH SEEDS,
,ottom priees. To gardert-
• in qttaatities we sell al
Drak, arks do not raceme
I have on hand a large,
TURNIP,
istlittry, Carterla,
East Lothian and Repel
White- Globe, &e. Al-.
rnip Seed is very high thi&
r to bay will do wefl to ex. -
see my price e before par
I think I can eel' as elieaee
"y other house in the trade.
Itis SEED.
a Top, Cfrthe, Long 0-r--.
amt. Horn, Sc.
aOLD
Long Red, and seTeral
EN SEEDS
Cucumbers, Carlene of aJl
, Pees, Parapkia, Radish,.
ergo quantitiea. Toma.to,
iprouta, Saleify Flower seed
t variety too ,nurnerotts to
riNTICDX--TS_
ete, Shallots.:
a, Lawn Graea and Grebe
n• French Clever, Trefoil
Ilmagarlau Grass, Miliet
ithy alwayain stock, Seed
Nets.
IGE STOCK : OP
Y RIES,
nrices cauuot be heat by
trade.
I Glassware
Cali and see tha new pa -
only $2.50- per sett and
r low.
a, constantly on hand at
,er thee -place, east side of
'Market Street. All goods
derth, rfarpurhey or Eg-
MORRISON.
CHEER YOU CAN
THEM.
1-1.A.712 ?
:;tylish, and Substars,
ige, in the County.
N & C
ties for ala ufac t ring
13U
AND SLEIGHS
h cannot Ale gat from any
a the Country,
ACTICAL MEN,
eratend theirebusinesa and
sd the work ia each depart.
e, end. consequently theze
: used in their f vehicles', and
'own in their eetablishment.
se Salk!, Portlands
krIble Swell Body Cute
hand, which loll': be -
ctp.
&de pronaptly anti neatly elate
taferth. Carrie ze Works, East
tiotet, Seaforth.
PILLMAN & Co.
WAR WAR.
FIE •KNIFE.
IE WARERODMS y
'NTA1tIO
'etre a.t the &tetra' Cott Price
rneet three ineutlis,
ASH ONLY.
!t. paying custemen can bare
ate at. a ssuan ahauce of cost
tne• to furnish your
cap. Cult anti' be
ottrince(1.
(tia opposite ts. n, eons:toes
r establishment, Main Street,
pr: Fara: Isseperty, t s per
eyed without tether, as usual.
JOHN S. PORTER.
MAY 17, 1878.
A Daring Animal Tarrtjpr.
,
For some time the question ei giving
agitated among the directors a the rZo-
i
exhibitions with the animals as been
<>logical Garden, and Mr. T. Stevan, the
Superintendent of the carnivoratavolun-
teered to enter the dens and train the
beasts. The only door to the cages is
the one among the bars, which is pulled
up slowly, and -which must be again
pulled down by main force. Through
this door Mr. 'Stevau entered. the den of
the young lions, having iao weapon ex-
cept an, ordinary raw -hide. The lioness
Nancy seemed beside herself with rage
. at the invasion and sprang at Stevan
with a, hoarse roar, her small ears laid
bare; Stevan fought her down with
NI:we ,on blow Of the heavy rawhide.
The her lions bounded back and forth
avith loud roars of rage and alarm. Ste-
van was perfectly cool, and once, after
.he had cowed *ancy, for a moment
turned his back upon the enraged
beasts.
Ile next entered the cage of the leop-
ards. Thesei he played with as one
would play with pet cats, and put them
through many graceful evolutions.
. Next Mr. Stevan entered. the den of
the pair of old lions. They are probab-
ly the largest lions in the country, and
are untrained and untamed. The two
great animals. seenaed about to -spring
upon the adventurous masa who ad-
vanced. npon them. They crouched
„
upon their bellies. 'As he struck at
them they uttered such horrible roars,
and looked so wildly fierce and dreadful
that the gentlemen ontside begged Ste-
' -van to come out. , They snapped their
, great jaws at him, and; chewed up the
whips he carried. It was a terrible
scene. It seemed. that nothing could
prevent the maddened beasts t'tearine
Stevan to pieces. Nothingbut his cool-
ness and presence of raind saved him.
He never tookhis eye l from them he
never showed a sign of fear, and he beat
them back with a giant's strength.
Lastly, Mr. Stevan entered the cage
of hyenas, Which animals are popularly
supposed. to be untameable. There was
another wild scene with these hideous
beasts, but Stevan was again shetVn to
be lord over them. None of the ani-
mals had their claws clipped, or were
in any other way prepared for the rhi_
bitice.
Mr. Stevan will continue -be enter the
dens, and wilrsoon begin to give daily
exhibitions of his power over ,the ani-
mals, if he succeeds in taming them.
At present the lions and the hyenas tare
too wild to be fooled with much. -Cin-
cinnati Commercial.
A Case for Consideration.
3. L. Norwalk, Conn., writes to the
New York Times for infornaation. What
do our readers think of the project?
He says: " I am a married man, with
wife and two children. I am worth
11,000; have worked. on the farm and
know that it is hard work. 1 under-
stand -raising small fruits and berries,
and eau do my own grafting and bud-
ding; believe that I might keep a. cow,
pig, chickens, if the ground. was suit-
able, and raise onions or strawberries.
It appears to inc that I cap_ do as well
on 10 acres, nicely cared. for, as what 1
do in the shop earning 40.68 per week.
I am tired of this uncertainty of factory
life. I want a. home, and a steady, in-
dependent living. I don't _want to go
West. Please tell me if you think a
hard-working, intelligent man with
- 111,000 and two years' experienee can
do less than make hip living, providing
his land is worthetilling."
Reply.—This is a very important
question to consider. It would certain-
ly be useless to expect to succeed if the
10 acres had to be purchased out of the
small capital mentioned. It would be ,
better to rent the ground., which could
be procured with a dwelling n'ar enough
to a market, and use the money on
hand to stock cud work it. = The land.
should be leased. for not • less than 10
years, and should be rocured at a
rental of (3 per cent. upoii its value or
less. It might be planted iat small.
fruits and in vegetables, and the waste
of the crops would go far to feed a cow,
pig, aucl some chickens. The income
from an acre of land thus cultivated
should be at least $100, and has been
so high as twice or three times as
much. This, of course, depends upon
the skill of the oultivator, and if a man
feels confidence ' in his capability of
managing his laud, and. makes' a good
selection, there can be little fears of a
favorable result from his induatrious
labors.
A Chequered Career'. •
Plymouth White, now under arrest
at. &atm fur swiudling,, has had a
• rather chequered career.. He . was on
the New York Iterahl for a while, .and
was a fayerite of the elder Bennett till
the latter began to spepect him of ques-
tionable money transactions. Then he
tveut te manufacturing window .shades
hU New Ytirk, made motley rapidly,
turnal breker, botteht gold dust from
Califo•rnia miners,gained an immense
-
credit and then ran off to Europe with
$475A'9 of leas -owed lands,. When .he
returned after a tour of the Old World,
he nemagell te deil;se all suite agaiust
him, purluled a hit of land in his na-
tive town teal defrauded the owners.
Alderman Libby, Of New York, ttna•
• Locke W. Wile:baster, now treasurer of
the Natismal Express (7,11n ei v,. were
althea.; his later Vied/net, and thee- suf-
fer'to thu tune of esen.,001 and. 5100,-• •
r •1-. N. A new York mer-
chant named Platt, WM; 1111.11t.d, ahd
tWit t 4 the sharpest lawvere of the city
were 'bitten 13.y his tansactione, and
then ht, .eant a .short time in Lutlbsw
street jail whe ••,‘
tiine
hy swindling Sheriff Willic't\te'outttirf
.offo. He afterwards led a di,,re ]. mtalde'
carpet - Legg, eei career Liu Louisiana, en-
gaged in agigantic hennery scheme in
Texas, and left a Denver (Col.', firm so
badly in the lurch that one of its partners
Shot hinisqf. A rich widow and a poor
Irish woman at Mouireal, and. Allen G.
Lova a wealthy Bostoaian, are his last
victims, and it is for -wheedling the lat-
ter tett of $:20,000 .that hehas been -ar-
rested.
The Travels of a Needle,
Phillips,
Twenty-titree years ago, Mrs.
hew reeiding Pactele- street,
Watertown, lived in Utica. One even-
ing while daucing her baby on her knees,
she felt a sharp pain in her left foot,and
on extuniniug her slipper found. a 'small
hole iu it, as though made by a needle.
She at once sent for a doctor, who ex--
az:hied bar foot and pronounced his op-
inion that no needle was in it. Seven-
teen years passed on, the circumstance
was practically forgotten, but Six years
. ago, Ulu paint part of a broken needle of
less than heal the len
through and dame
This brought to her
rence of BO many yea
perforated slipper w
conversation againfo
out it was forgotten
when the remainder
eye with a little more
was pulled froin her
above the knee. Aft
place in this woman'
the needle was not
somewhat discolored..
path, April 26.
How to Secure
velop
The road is easy.
h1
worked its way
On. her leftaleg:
mind .the occur-
s before, and. the
s the subject of
a time. It burnt,
til last Tuesday,
f the needle; the
than half shank,
right leg; a little
finding a resting
body for 23 years,
rusted, although
Watertown .Des -
imam
EXPOSITOR.
a
FURNITURE.
Carlo Hotel, Dentailler Hotel, Nile Hoo 1 t•()TOR FOIJND. -
Black, 4. Margit. Port Albert --W. J. D Terrier Bitch. Any person taking in. fowrilorad: -
Bellow. Bel/tuft-I Longhead. West -
.
of Centralia *Se Oett posting bills, and -One day .18E41 week- Mr, I. Evans, tanwdoaRnTyrip,erzet retainink or harbming
.ft sr this dateEginilionbdevipureo.secteted. A. eme3
eu.tid,n the," will lead,to her recovery will be re
.
M . ROBERTSON
Wawanosite-Danuybroo.k Hotel. af `E-
ller
stopped to put upl, al, bill., leaving the , dated A., C. Bischle in favor tat C. SoldahnseolobreasrEk
E LOSTe4eost, on April 23, a note drawn
s
when a short distalUcte south of Exeter ' .1.1 a.
on the roadside. Witile Mr. Evans was part:: st nrillplasymt, eln780; athts 12s mont
teallede .nVO. rjDIN.
e hereby cautioned alaiprchsng
same has been stop -
horse aid buggy vslaictt he had with him
posting up the acivertisseraent, a man z uric h, May 1, 1878. 548x4
named Mahon, of Usborne, who, if not 1 ' AND UN DE RTA K E R
11. lefa-4.16 1
tel, Royal Oak Hotel. Dungaimon--Ae OG LOST.-LOst, in Seaforeh, a 6n, Ski'
FURNITURE.
CABINETMAKER
intoxicated, acted very much like a, oter & CAMERON; Barristers,
CIAMTIROM,t - Chanceiy, &a., Goderichnt.
drunken man. droVe alon and did not ka • •
i • g, soheitors; 14, 0., Philip Holt, M. G. Cam- HAS AGAIN OPENED 4,
iiscular Dr_ appear to notiee Mr- Evsyns' buggy_ MerleCameroneda.
.
m
H
ent. Mahon's buggy ' came in contact" with
- ,
erom
the other vehicle, injuring it consider- watem Satt•TConveyancer and Commie -
s1 Vroxeter. Auetioneer end Retail Furniture Store
e who wants abler. Mr. Evans came to Exeter and sioner ina31 Re: l -tnd notes collected on
but little strength ne d do but little in company with Constable Gill pro- Appraiser. Accounts' .
work, but he -who wa
must do great work.
severance he will no
has, he can,especially
panion, in an hour's
especially at his w
himself a thoroughly
1880. The rules are
of any mechanical
sive tools are requir
are portable, as a m
ts great strength
If he has not per -
get fax. If he
"th an eager com-
ork a day, aimed
k spots, render
man by
simple as those
. No expen-
. ' The methods
travelling, for in-
stance, can work as vi 11 in. a, hotel room
as at home, can find 'a floor and a pair
"e scarcely needs
s there is always
era.te efforts at
, instead. of the
renerally useless
sties, or the risk
dug of any sort
e required. But
of chair, and indoors
more, while out of do°
the -road. Many mo
plain and simple *or
often -dangerous and.
pranks of fancy gymn
of overdoing in hard r
-these are all thq
a few minutes daily at aay muscles is
all one will want or
take. But he must b
sell, and resolutely at
muscles, letting the ot
catch up.
at first should
frank with -him- '
ack the weaker
ers rest till -they
A Spanish
The iron gates swin
or umbrella is take
stumble dowu the
filthy staircase, and fi
yard below ground so
very scum efi, the ca
gether, srookiing, singi
lying stretched out oi
worse than this, recou
of their crimes. Som
for there is a regular
literatnre current, call
of the Saladero. I ne
life, have seen faces
brutalized a type a
swarmed. at every ir
place was terribly dirt
litter strewed stairs
Thence to the sleepin
chambers, half-moon
ting a ray Of light, just
the filthiness of the pia
floor, wet and reeking
rows of 'sloping boards, eaten lip with
vermin, along the wall • for beds; while
oaly over one or two hung the . dirty
rug, which showed the, the sleeper had
some covering at night; the heat great,
the smell insuppor able. -Rose, in
Among the Spanish Peo le.
•
Varieti
It is well enoug
chronao with " God' B
on it but it will du no
the matter by less A;
many people ask the I
they won't lift their lit
themselves.
-When calves are
they will oat a little
with a handful stirred
At the end of the week
en t wo handfuls, mad.
oldthey will eat a qu
less milk. Sweet milk
give to calves.
rison.-
backe your stick
from yon; you
ark, time -eaten,
d in the court -
e 20 or 30 of the
ital., herding to -
obscene songs,
the stones, or
tiag and boasting
few are reading,
riminals' cheap
d the literature
er, in my whole
of so bad. and.
those which
n grating. The
; wet, dirt, and
and court -yard:
-places, vaulted.
pertures admit -
enough to show
e; stone -flagged.
with dirt; long
-Au ingenicima co
putseventhe knitting
blush, is now being ex
many. Th.e Machine
inge is also adapted fo
linen, and its working
ed to be four threes as
bar in the same time;
t'Io.
-In. taking iron mould out of linen
Oxalic acid ia uniVersal y used by man-
ufacturers. The staine part is stretch-
ed over It bowl of hot water, into which
it is allowed to dip. A few crystals Of
the acid are placed on the stain,and. rub-
bed :with a small bone iinplement. The
staid disappears, and he 'fabric must
then be thoroughly wa bed in clean wee'
ter to remove the acid..
s.
to hang up a
ess Our Home."
arm to help on
tting; A great
ord to do what
le fingers to do
hree weeks Old
eal. We begin
into their milk.
they may be giv-
herr six weeks
and do with
ceeded. to Mahon's residence and brought •
lde L. DO
pay all expenses. I -De Chancery, ete., Goiters,. -ote, Goderich, and
YLE, B arrietee, AltIt oarunde 3s,,e Sa foollitchi to r oi fn.
him back. Mahon was compelled to
fita, over Jordan's Drug. & 354
M
,
'SOEBODY SAYS, "There is something m- ATSONE I 7, &c., ,Clinton,
attractive in a horse. His inte 'gent eta neys, Soliaitors in. Glance. he naw Resat
lic' t
eye and ear,. his lofty carriage, hs free • cOnt. Ole-Firsdoor eaat off t loan on farm
r-anadian Bank beilding. Money'de
and graceful naotiou, his vast strength, property. .
his obedient temper, and his indispensi- S. m 404
aLoomsoN. . Wi.TSON
*stei s. At,
64,11.
366
Kidd's Store, Seaforth.
lanisters Atter- TO SELL AS CHEAP AS ANY IN
Two Doors North of his Old Stand, opposite
Waddell & Co.'s Dry Goods Store, where he is
prepared
ble use all endear him to us. We have ae coanatiEr 110LMESTED,-Barat .ery and
torneys at Law', Solicitore in, Chew -anew-
insolvency, Notaries Public and Conve3 tefor
Solicitors for the R. C.Dank, .tleeet. = , A Large Stock of COFFINS, CASKETS, CAPS,
the Canada :aife Assurance Comptstii, ars SHROUDS, &c., always on hand.
N.B.-00,000 to lend. at 8 per cent. F.
Houses and Lots for sale. '
•
to look at his fine proportions, and take
in the inspiration of his energy and
power," but it is only1when the•horse is
properly cared for,when he is freed from
disease or unsoundness of any kind that
he will exhibit these points of attraction
and without which. he is of little value.
A package of ." Darley's 'Condition
Powders and Arabian Heave Remedy"
should be in possession of every man.
who owns a horse, to be used in case of
emergency. Don't fail- to get it.
Remember the n.ame and see that , the
signature of Hurd: & Cp., is on each
paelsage. Northrop & Lyman, Toron-
to, Ont., Proprietor • for Canada. Sold
by all Medicine De lers.
-
EPPS'S .00CaA.--G-rateful. and comfort-
ing.--" By a thorough knowledge of the
natural laws which. govern the opera-
tions of digestion axia nutrition, and by
a careful a,pplicatian of the fine proper-
ties of well selected cocoa, Mr. Epps
has provided our breakfast tables with
a delicately. flavored beverage, which
may save us many.heavy doctor's bills.
It is by the judicionsuse of such articles
Of diet that a constitution may be grad-
ually built up until strong enough o se-
sist evere tendency to disease. liun
dreds . of subtle mala,dies are floating
around s ready to attack wherever
there is weak point. We may esca,pe
many a h tal shaft 'by. keeping ourselves
Well fort fled with pure blood., and a
properly nourished frame."-Gieil Ser-
vice Gazette. Sold only in packets label-
led-" James Epps & Co., Homceopatla-
ic Chemists, 48, Threadneedle Street,
and 170, Piccadilly, Loudon." 482-2
. AN ASTONISHING PACT. -A large pro-
portion. of the Anaerican. people are to
day d.ying from the effects dyspepsia or
disordered liver. The result .of these
diseases' upon the naasses of intelligent
and. valuable people is most alarming,
making life actually a burden instead.
of a pleasant existence of enjoyment and
usefulness as it ought to be. There is
no good_ reason for this,if you only throw
asid.e prejudice and skepticism, take the
advice of your Druggist and your friends
and try one -bottle of Green's August.
Flower. Your speedy relief is certain. -
Millions of bottles of this mediCipehave
been given -away to try its virtues, with
satisfactory results in every case. You
eau buy a sample bettle for 10 cents to
try.- Three doses will positively relieve
the worst case. Positively sold. by all
Druggists on the Western. Continent.
is costly feedSto • Local Ilotices.
Tun BEST Barg/LUIS in China, Crock-,
ery, and Glassware are te be had at Watson
Yonwo's. 537
FLOWER ANO Geapea Seeds • in great
variety, fresh and true to name, at " The Me lane
Hail," Seaforth. See advertixement. Ilicason &
BLEASDELL. 539
GOOD TEA. -Tea bought from WDAON
& Yam; generally turns obt better than represent-
ed. (live them a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed,
or money refunded. 687 ,
WHERE did yonj buy this nice Tea,
elms s ? At Rose s Fhanily .Grocery, and just
think, only cost fee. per pound, its good as I used
to pay 75c. for. Well, retdly it's the best -Fver
tasted m
for the oney. Yes, and they sell tosery-
thing else in tho Grocery Eline elu•aper ,than- any
other house in the town. 041 -
SEEDS, SEEDS. -For the last six years'
wiesoe YorNcl have done a li•ltding businuss in
Field and Garden Seeds, and on account of keepin
ty g
the ve•bet seedois., bong] t. fnnn thmt i•
the int
seed growers and dealers, their trade is. steadily in-
creasing every year. 'This year, owing to the fail-
nrc -of the erop in 13ritain, fiss rst:claSwedish
ttirnip seed will be very scarce and dear, and farm-
ers will hose to be very 'earefel that they do not get
inferior seed tine lose a croi,, as then, will be a .lot
of old. and poor seed the marloot, which un-
scrupulous and inexperienced dealer:will try to sell
1.for the best. WiLsox & rxi; holeatt ana
have seamed good large stork of prime 11( W seed,
which will be sold as low ne anv other in the Coun-
ty. opiality considered.
The best is the eheap..st
in the end. The Highest Cash inlet, pan" for Clover
and Ti•mothy seed. 587 ,
•
Hen._
trivance, which
achine to the
iihited Ger-
r 'darning stock -
mending coarse
opacity is stat-
uch as hand la-
ts cost is a.bOut
111
•
-Mrs. Gee. Sweely, o Albaityalipped
from a ladder last . we k, and a: heavy
gold ring on her finger taught on a pro-
jecting nail. By the fail her 'Whole
weight was thrown on that one fin:gee,
and tlie• flesh was stripped from the bone
by the- ring up . to the: ust joint, when
that joint, with the str pped flesh was
cut off as clean as 0 ougl amputated by a
sm•geon and fell to the erround. . •
- -This is the way m c of the ladies
-who belong to the 'Alla all. .
x ( ontnbut-
or's Club remembers ti Inge : e-' General
Forrest was buried the lay my new hat
came home. Haves -saes inaugurated
the spring I made over my old silk.
Pickens died. when ;Jennie was a baby..
Lincoln was killed •when -erary was
creeping. The civil war broke out \ellen
Sallie was cutting her teeth.. The lung
of Spain was born the freer I Wati DI aor-
riot" • . I ----,
-eNothing is more misatisfactory than
to sit- down --day after day to the same.
bill' of fare. There: arg houses svhere.
the mistress seems to h eye no inventive
faculty, acquired1 or ini ate.B
- reakfast
eonsiets -from -.)fonday Ell f4attirday 'of
the same fried. pork ii,Ild potatoes, or
sausages and cakes. Renumnts of things
.come on again and iterain erowing small
bv degrees, till one grows very tired of
seeing them; All this Can be remedied
by.a little planning. Manage for yottr
owe family as if von had guests, 'aud
vary the arrangement ot your table and
arteles of your diet. ..1.iealth. will be
preserved thus„ and the dyspepsia
averted.
-The h>llowingis ltet of the licit -tor
licenses granted in Wesit Huron ; Wing-
ham—A, Bell, J. Diupey, P. Sim -
name, G. McKay, 3. sMOtellelIodgins
McIntosh, McIntosh's l;,`xchange-tav-
erne. Shops -J. Youag, J. Connell.
l.
McCaa tney. Blyth -
Wm Brewalee, R. Cook, Wm. Hawk--
sliaw, J. Emigh-taverns. Shop -J.
A. McDonald. - Londeboro- -
Clinton -James Moore, I. Rattenberry,
P. MeLearn , C. Cole, T. Lane, W. Kitt
-taverns. Shops -J.. Sheppard, -
Robertson: Gedeeiche-Captain 'Cox,
Captain West, 'W. Sne116 T. Whitley, E.
Hosker, J.- C. Martin, James Bailey, E.
Marlton -taverns. stiops-11. Cook,
Mr. Shannon, Geo. Grar. Colborne -
A. Allen, W. Las -ham, Isaac Martin,
-
THE TRADE.
UNDERTAKING
Attended to as Usual.
G-ARR-OW, MEYER &RADENEYURST,•Bitrriii- 1
ters, Attorneys -at -Law, Solioitonein Chancier/,
531
&c. Private funds to loan at a lowtrto
ate of intone
SEED •C 0 R. N .
1 .
M. ROBERTSON.
est, and rn terms to snit borrowem. Offices-
Goderich and Winghame Office in. Langdalelit
building, opposite Scott's Bank.
J. T. GAM:1.0W. H. W. S.111EY.BIR.
- . _ W. J. BADENTIIIRST. - 474
If• W. C. Meyer, Solicitor Consolidated Bank
of Canada, Winghtina.
.11DaENSON & MEYER, Barristers and Attorney
-1-•-• at Law, Solicitors in Chancery andlasoivency,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public, etc. Ofilees-Sea.
I
forth and Brnssels. $23,cesof Private Funds to
nvest a t once, at Eightper cent. Interest, pay5e.3ble
o BEST
yee.rly.
JAS. H. BENSON. H. W. C. MEYER.
The above firm has thie day been dissolved lay
SEED CORN.
S 7' RECEIVED A CAR LOAD Oa'
ard'.
SEED CORN
1ICE LOW,
mutual consent. All accounts due the finn•to
be paid to Mr. Benson :who will pay all liabil-
ities.
Nov. 27, 1876.
JAMES H. BENSON.
H. W. C. MEYER.
MEDICAL.
T G. SCOTT, M. D. ebeaPhysician, Surgeon and
al • Accoucheur, Seaforth, Ont. Office and resi-
dence south side of Goderich Street, first door
east of Pinabyterian Church. 34?
TT L. VERCOE,,M. D., C. M., Physician, Sur-
-1-1- • goon, etc., Coroner for the County of Huron
ornee and Residence, on Jarvis street north,
directly opposite Seaforth Pablic School. '
13(1' A. ADAMS, M. D., late of Lakefield, Ont.,
Physieian, Snrgeon and Acconchette.
Graduate of the University of Trinity College,
Toronto. 'Member of the Royal College of Phy-
sieians and Surgeonsatant, Kinburn.Ont. 485
WM. HANOVER, M. D., C. M. Graduate of
V V McGill University, Physician, Surgeon and
Accoucheur, Seaforth. Ont. Office -Rooms in
Meyer's Block lately ocenpied by Dr. Phelan, and
formerly by the late Dr. King. Will attend at
Carronbrook on Tuesdays and Friday.. 496
DMeNAUGHT, Veterinary Surgeon, Grade
• Ate of Ontario Veterinary College, Seaforth,
Ont. Office and Residende in rear of Killoran &
Ryan's: Calls prompt13 attended to, night or
day. A stock of veterinary medicines on hand
Chargearcaeonable. Horses examined asto sound-
ness and certificates given if required. 407
JAMES W. ELDER, V. S., Graduate of tae
" Ontario Veterinary College. After devoting
two years to practice with Professor Smith, of
Toronto, has settled in. Seaforth. Office at hie
residence east of W. M. Chnreh. Calls promptly
attended t-� by day or aight. A. large stock of
Yeterinary.aledicines constantly on hand. Horses
examined ag to soundness and certificates given
Htorses bought and sold on comnaission. 424
TT DERBYSHIRE. L. D. S.,
Surgeon Dentist; Graduate
of the 'Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario. Office
hours from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Rooms in
Mrs, Whitney's now brick block, Main Street,
• Seaforth.
MISCELLANEOUS.
McCOLL, Solicitor, &e., Brussels. Office
"I' • in Leckie'e new brick building. 504-52
IN/TONEY TO LEND -On terms more advan-
tageous than ever before. offered. A. Mc-
OOLL, Solicitor, Brussels. 504.52
IXTHO WANTS MONEY? -A few thousand
dollars, private fonds, for immediate invest-
ment at 8 per cent. iuterest. Apply to ,IeltIES
II. BENteOlif, Selleitor, Seaforth. 58.3
•
r P. 131tINE, Licence(' Anetioneer for the
• County of Huron. Salee attended ie all
parts of the County. All orders left at the Ex -
post -roe Offlee will be promptly attended to.
rpHE SEAFORTH PUMP. FACTORY. - N.
Cbaff, successor to J. It. Williams, manufac-
turer of Pumps and Cietetne. All work warranted
to give satisfaction. Factory on North Main Sb.,
Searforth. eti0
V.1 ENSALL.-LA DIES' Straw Hate Bleached
1 or Dyed, and turned iu the Latest Styles, or,
in :alert, old hats made, new by MRS. J. II. D.
PEAREN, First Door East of the Railway Sta-
tion, Hensel'. 541xe
TICE a 0 DE.8TORS.-Al1 parties not hay -
'4 in g settled np their accounts with mc fbr 1877
ceiling to do no at °nee will be chareed 10 per
cent. interest from Jannary ist, 1878, without
fail, a 1 uMAS GOV/. NTRY., Sen forth. 581
tnteed to grow. A quantity I-,
And the-0'0mi gnsa. • de an be seen growing by
of it has Been sown t Grocery.
calling at Brownell:at%
ALL KINDS t "WSEEDS'i
FULL 31
-'17tICES.
AT LOWEST
TEAS A SPECIALTY AL I USUAL.
J. Bow ELL
ARMITAGE, BEATTIE & CO.,
Are now prepared to treat with partici. for
GROWING FLA. X,
Either by the Ton or Acre.
They are also Selling
•
1110 0339
'S301-1 aNv
03
I 0
co
0 3
co
c m
om
m
2
0
0
fri
0 p
0 co
to 0
F
Itom
z 0
1
r
0
0
NVOitlEIAIV
0
- 0
0
0
X15
-71
KIDD'S' HARDWARE.
-=
'a RECEIVED
4:5
DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS: -
r—
ic)
CS
.4 AMERICAN CUT NAILS,
-
SPADES, SHOVELS, FORKS,
i - HOES AND RAKES,
> GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, St.e
X
FENCING WIRE
> AND BUILDING HARDWArn
RE
Of Every Deseeiption Cheap.
sEAVE TROUGHS AND CONDUCT-
ING PIPE
Put up on the Shortest Notice and Ware -anted.
M Special inducements to Cash and
0 Prompt _Paying Customers.
F1T U)
ILI
LLi
JOHN KIDD.
R 'LOGAN & Co
*
0cNVITal the attention ‘Of their numerous
Friends and the Pubbe to their Large and
FIELD, GARDEN
AND
FLOWER SEEDS.,
reaeleg jeliased these - Seeds from some of
the Most Ilelfable Holmes, bath in Canada and
the United States, We art: in a P°I'1l1°11 to :con-
fidently recommend thent.
In connection with our Seed busintegg Vie Are
Iconstantly receiving from the best Nurserinef *
- Beautiful Collection of
All Kinds of MARRIAGE LICENCES
a_r_Ti3=3, 1 on CEIIT.I.FICATES,
(Under the new Act,) issued at the
AT LOW PRICES, AT THE
EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SEAFORTH.
SEAFORTH PACKING HOUSE, thee: et authority ofor iLieutenant-Governor
F,TAX MILL PROPERTY, SEAFORTH.
Orders left either at the Factory or Brownell's
Grocery will have immediate attention.
A large quantity of Clover and Timethy
Selling at Low Prices. '
536 ARMITAGE, BEATTIE & Co.
THE CONSOLIDATED BANK
OF CANADA.
.1
CAPITAL - - - $4.000.000.
(/)
11.
0
CITY BANK OF MONTREAL, Incorporated 1833;
. and ROYAL CANADIAN BANX, I --
Incorporated 1861._.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
DOMINION BLOCK, MAIN -ST.,
SEAFORTH.
Payable at any
London payable
Kingdom.
Ornewort New Vork
Bank in the United States.
Bills of Exelaniage on
at all Chief Cities of the United
INTEREST PAID ON
411
• M. P.
-OD
DEPOSITS. -•
t7-1
A YES, ,
MANAGER ea
CA.TT'I'IOLT_
I
EACH' PLUG OF THE
i•-.
A.Y UP --Mr. Graham Williamson having lee(
.all parties imiebted Ln him either by note ur MYRTLE NAVY TOBACCO
given up the Plow Business, begs to request
book account to settle the same at once if not •
IS STAMPED
& 13
they will be placed in other hands 'fon col-
. Grand Trunlc Railway. leetion. • G. WILLIAMSON.. 533,
afrains leave Seitlorth nevi Clioton Stations es 1-01IN LECKIE. General Loan and Iteal Estate
follows : " Agent, Grain, Produce and Cotnmission Mer -
0 °tee Wear - Seen:erne
Expreee... ..... 2:25 I'. M.
Crearrox. - chant. Money loaned tin real estate in town or 6
2:15 P. M. , (toiletry, at 8 pes cent. eimple interest. Charges.
Express. -1-:58 P. NI. 9:20 P. M.
. alixed Train 900 A. I. 10:00 A. M.
(4!)INO EAs'r— - . SEAFORTir. CLINTON%
Mixed Ten .
Expiese Train..
Mixed Teti n ,
Mixed Train... „.
7:52 A. M. 7:37 A. NI.
1:15 P. M. 12:e01'. M.
feeil a. M. • 4:25 P. M.i 'BE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY. -Job Mosee THE HFNSALL PORK FACTORY - ,....,
‘
11:.3.'A.M. 10:00 A. af. dePeriodical Pills -This invaluable medicine is , ks
moderat e. Mort-guges bought and sold. alaturtel
inert:etas 'paid off. Terme to Fait borrowers.
Fartut and village property for sale. Mike-
Leckie's w brick block, Brussels, Ont. 515
2
1-1
1•••••'
0
IN CILT LETTERS. tri
Air NONE OTHER IN C:ENUINE.
undailing in the etire of all thoee p:infel and -
539-13 aa
V
London, Huro a
GOING
Wingliarn, depart.
1 (.11„ \
. Lc:tide:kb ore nelt .
Clinton
Brneviltile
' Heusall
• xetee
• • Loudon, arrive
GOING NORTH—
•
d B G. &J. PETTY 2
ruce.
danger= s diseases to which the female constitu-
tion iniin2jaet. It moderates all excess and •re.
' • 0'
. Mail. Mixed. laxpress. moves all obtruetiona, and a speedy cure may be s
A. Me u
A. M. P. al. 1 relied on. Te 'ntried ladies, it is pecaliaily suited. Are prepared to pay the HIGHEST PtCE for , n
.. 7 30 10 40 4 10 . It will, in a S h o r t time, bring en the monthly pe- any quantity cif
-0)
7 58 11 11 ' 4 3'2 riod with regularits . These pine should not be es
.
8 e5 11 37 4 53 taken by Fenteletialaring the filet three name he .HOps, ALIVE OR DRESSED
,8 11 11 50 5 Ul ot Piegrailev, as they are sure to bring on Mite '.
5 31 12 40 o 20 • carriage, but at any othertime they are safe. • lu ALL KINDS OF .CURED MEA.7S
• PM
. . all. us of- Nervous and Spinal Affections, '-..,
e-•
.se ,
8 50 I 15 • ..1 48 . paint; in the back and limbs, fatigtm on slight ex- Constantly on Hand. --
1.....I
9 t0 1 40 b ("0 . ertion, palpitatien if the heart, bysterice, and :
a 20 - 2. 45 6 i..5 . means neve failed e and, although a powerfed
1.....
' 9 05 • 1 50 tk a7 whites, theee pills will effect a eure. w -hen all other 1_3
l''.1NE LARD. SAUSAGES, PORK
7...
Mail. ' Mixed. Ex 111 Nis. , or anything htirtful to the constitutinn. Full , -;...urrIN.GS, &c.
es
10 45 4 45 8 ta.) • remedy, do not contain ircan calomel, antinamay. ,-.
U.5 whiCh should be carefully preserved. Job limos, - • e G. St. J. PETTY.
A. 'al. A. M. I'. M. direetieus hi the pirmelilet anyand each. package, 523
TJ-Ij liNIBER FOR S f‘T F
9 20 30 etl r, e5 . • New York, Sole Proprietor. .551 90 (L(1 124 cents
,. _J _..i• --
- 9 88 .11 10
-
9- t, 11 ad
Louden, depart..
Exeter
Heusall
. Kippen
Bruce -fiche
Cliuton
fonleShOrungli
Blyth . • .
BeIgrave
Wingham, arrive.
eo 00 31 45 0 In mete, Ont., gapers' agents for the Dominion, e_
0 '68 forties:age enclosed to Northrop & Lyman, It-
iiEMLOCK, Fitst Quality, $6 per M. PINE 7
e• 57 will insure- a. bottle containing over SO' pith bk
. •
1020 12 40
P. M. Bleasdell, J. S. Itoberte, and It. Lumsaen. 15,7
.. 10 42 1 lel 31)- _ _ •
10 54 1 38 7 40 - To THE Pial3LIC.-Read what the people say
11 3 1 55 7 SS in reeard to the Grceit "Siaoshordas Rernedy
.. 11 80 1.7 and Pills. Levi Jente, alarkham, says : "1 land
' a Yery.severe attack of bronchitis. I was no bad
Great Western Railway. that 11001i1d hardly get ney breath. I sought for
• from se8.
BILLS CUT TO ORDER,
All Lengthante 10 to co Fcct., at the 0)
PONY MILL, IN McKILLOP.
s.
7 11 return mail., Sold in Seaforth by Hickson & I
tee •qiiiik remetlye tend St eine. the " Shoshopees
Trains leave Brussels station, north and south, Remedy,' " so hiehly rect.-inns:mode& I procured a
, bottle, and am happy to say that by the •Litrse it •
mixed... .... 945 A. m. maileoree sorTe:8H , wa
7.A. aI. . so, although I was much exposed through the I
• s taken I was entirely well, and have remained ;
Accem ... .... 0:03 P. M. Accom 3'.0,e P, M.
winter in traveltiug.", • Rev. F. B. Stratton, Dena- '
Mail ' ' a:40 P.M. Mixed '521'* 'M* oreStrille, wiftee: " I have ferinti your rt. -
as under:
GOING NORTH.
Mil•MNIN7.1.•
HAIR DRESSING..
"IBffIa=
(-1.0MBINGS made over into Switches, Curls,
• Braids and Puffs; all be theLatest Styles and
with despatch.
Hair arranged in the Xatural lcay
with Roots at the top.
MISS CARROW,
At Mr. William Hunt's, four doors weet of the
Market Seaforth. 528-26
•
The Subscriber has also a
LUMBER YARD IN SEAFORTH,
Where all kinds of Limil,er can be obtained.
medies particularly beneficial for liver °complaint, 479 THOMAS DONS NET.
dyspepeia- and bronchial affectione and would - _
DIGESTIVE FLUID._ ,
advise ell similarly affected to give diem a trial."
John Finlayeon, ithol, says: "When travelling
one of iny feet rtot sore tied broke out. I could
not cure it, and had to return Inoue. It became
better and afterwards much worse. I finally pur-
chased a bonle of the Rc:medy and a box of Pills,
and before they were half gone I commenced to
improve, and before they were enished my foot
Was completely cured. It is now 17 months
. since, but have had no further attack." Price
of the Remedy in pint bottles, V-. Pills, 25 cents
a box. 552.
alOIERSONS Suffering from Dyspeptia are treat- ,
ed by Pepsine in' various forms to cure that
dangerous disease. It le not a want of Pepsine
bat an excess of- acid that oceasions Ledigettion.
. Brunton's .10141c,otire Flujd has never
failed to relieve or cure the worst case of head-
ache,'disea.ses of the heart, kidney diseasea, and
many others which originate in Indigestion. I
Sold by all Druggists. Price 50 cents. a35 -24Q
tr.!
-74
1-12 • '&1
12!
. •
tsa
sea
ra;
I
zas
0 -
ta:
'21
'a;
0
ess
tes
as • ,i -go
rz,
0
("1
sr.
0
•71:.
c••-• .....
..,-,..
•..
.-.
ri
.--,
,...
FLOWERING PLANTS
01 ••eveey variety!" Also Rustie Week of aari-ons
:designs, yery suitable for •Ornamenting Law=
and Garden.:
_Flour, Oatmeal, Cracked Wheat,
Seed Corn, Oats, and Mill Peed
always on hand at lowest prices. „
Sole Agents* for Thorley's Improved Horse and.
1 tattle Food -every horse owner should use It.
Bridgford's Antiseptic Liquid, a registered and
safe preparation for the effectual destruction of
all kinds of inseats, also for sale.
A Call Respectfully Solicited.
R. LOGAN & -Co., 8eaforth,
Sign of the Mammoth Turnip, opposite the
THE CHEAP FAMILY CROCERY.
L. ABEE
Begs to inform his friend, nod the public that
he has on hand one Glebe xIcEsT and PRESS -
EST Stocks of Groceries ha town, and as he sells,
far Cash, he
SELLS- CHEAP,
Giving his purchasers the benefit of what others'
who do not do t•O loee in bad (tribal and pey in-
terest to wholesale men
FLOUR AND FEED
Alaneye bu hand. Goods delivered in town free
of tharge. Remember the etand, opposite the
CorameeciaI Hotel, in the
FRAME BLOCK.
L. •IVIABEE.
JST AhRIVED,
AT ROBERTS' DRUG STORE,
Opposite CardDO'S New Mock:
Phosphozone,
Boschee's G-erman Syrup,
y, • Churchill's Syrup of Hypophos-
. phites,
August Flowers, British Oil,
McKenzie's Dead Shot Worm
C dy
• And any quantity Handy Pack-,
• afro Dyes,
All of NOAH, are gm -Irani( t•d tit neike Beautiful
tied Fast Colon. 516
•
ee•
• /
,
i/TZ NV I LI,' A M (;11.A .L'; ITC I Fie
• - • •
•
•
M EDI CI
Tat: fireat Eiiglish
Iteinetly i4 esi,eeially
recerinneaded an an
unfaiiing tore fte•
Sem etel .1%a:irk/a:Fe
Stwrittitt,firrittI1 Inipc.,-
trqrcy, tin 1 all olf
that fol:ow .1. se-
..--.. • ing
BeforeTi
Set . Kee re„.,.. of elem nv -after Wag
,- .rpteliee.(if '-'‘..":1 isb,1,4i, r
V: ..:5 T7111Verf451 LaVtaUllf.,:P...ill ili the Beek, Diatiaces -
-:;-- of Vieion, Pr -IlittI1H.r oil :122.7, and anany other
tile.-aeta that lea& te Ineatie y or Censumptiort
-... r7.)... • 13214
4t Itcajt'iTernd %Till ee.v(i}ert3ivneg. .t12 of
tV71.1th:111•:113,2-OrtinilFtet'ttirrl
........,....a , _..., :::::114... . ::: :::. ititnti ri . ..,..1 .ti.eg it:: ::••eti• it,:1:1.1(.1 12 ::•1 i tff:::_tttli.ei in,:t2i s .....
r , • 1 . .-- 1
.7:I: ::). I.: :,,, ,-11: :11)-114;1 7: b;:i11.11.11,:i if, i::t :1:1; ; ;;;;!1:iin4:::;,Y1t.::::i;t:i rril84,,i ''..:1f as:J.11d- .
7.1 ' ..2._, fel aa, or will ite ?eel aa (0 411 o° receipt of the
by main:seine V. I LI,I151 GRAY ea id0.
_ .
W:wir or, (nit . in4,1 in i••• efeith by illeksen iFe •
.....
Paeaniell, J., !i- Loi•Prt, it. Leine:len ae.1 all
.-,
.---
.31'1:',.‘"7:1.Ami::1:;4.Iu.I - PLANING MILI„
. .
r -A-.
4....
,...
SASity_OGOR AND BLIND MCTORY
.....
- A
y. . '.", • rill: isubs..tri Lei begs leave to thank his nainerotes
J1-- customere for the liberalpatronage extendedto
e.,,, tare lance ceinmencin.g business in lieafortil am/
,--.- trusts 'hat he may be favored with a ,C•inItilart,S130
1.--f
...
-..-
t-.4
1-1
t..--...
t
e
R. N. BRETT
• SEAFORTH,
Wholesele and Retail Deaaer in LEATHER and
SHOE FINDINGS of Every Description.
None. bat the Very Beet Stock kept. Terms
moderate. A Trial Solicited. All -orders by mall
or otherwise pronliptly
490 R. N. BRETT.
of thee/true.
Pareiee iuteeding to build would do well to .gleve
hire a call, an he will continue to keep on hand a
.aret.' stock :of all kinds el • '"
DRY PINE LUMBER,
SI AM B E 4,
DOOltS, BLINDS, MOULDIN•GS.
SHINGLES., LATH,- ETC.
. 'He feelseonfident of gleingsatiefactientotheea
woe 'may' favour him with theirpatronage,, as tonal
; but firsteclaeliworkmen are empleyed.
als:Partkularat tention pale toCustota Platting
, 201 JOHN H. BIWA DFOOT,
A:3. •