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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1878-11-22, Page 7WARE, VED :111FACTURERS. NILS, LS, FoRK-.8, LICES, ;NTS, OILS, ike wiRe on alARDWARR. - Cheap: D CONLetret, . E e and Warrtede to Ca(ah, anct 'ustanzem UN KIDD, 1 EMPORIUM, NEY, - embed !her many at she is now aet- :NY all their wawa; be most eonaPlete Han aria parlor, be found in any aces as low as the IL, a v,ry ,iligto ad• - - -Pa-Tailing and eliaed te and en - Of her customers branch stove fa tt complete Stock tni 1 direet,par- napectien to lier aesers should see Itetnein.ber whale -field don't leave It will be lime te at prucafteld. '1: GROCERY. ,E 1 the public that sT and FRES/1- o end, as he Halle 1 EAP ; • t, or what others= •ts auclpity tut In - „FEED Ted in town free ad,. opposite the DK. MABEE '1 • ;G MILL, ID FACTORY lak Wel:camera-at ;nage- extendeato 111 SC4fortit, and' th a eontinnana do- well to gtve s keep , on hand a sBER, ULD INGS, ETC, ,....raction to those tronagek r.I5 L10130' red. -,•Cits.tern Planing [)FOOT. FACTORY. "TY a -7,T PRICE for RESSED M EATS at. PORK PETTY, JBS. !astumekh With TUBS, se Teas are so 'rade thet it is. heir recuramen- a small Harde ;ter in. a -rept ly ettend- l-T, Settforth. IX G. : Letdiez4 of tat ry lie elie has PaATIONS, ani Panetu- i-s Drug Store, 659 it LE. r M. PINE t, at the 4ILLOP- k FORTE ebtained. DOWNEY, .NoviMBER 22, 1818 • THE HURON EXPOSITOR, A Loip.g and. Active Life _ I Ended. • The death occurred, on Sunday morn- ing 7th inst., of • Mr. George Pringle, a easident of St. Thomas, at the a vanced lige of 92 years. Mr. Pringle w s born. .2it Barlston,I in the south of Scot arid, in (October 1.786. For some mo ths he ,carried. on fial extensive _busine s as a aatehrna* in Edinburgh. In the year peaa he mine to this country and; settled ia3lontreaL He removed to London in DO:, and finding the business of watch- making insOcient in those early days to occupy the whole of his time, he en- tered largehy into building operat'ons. c. Be superintended the erection I of the (first Boman Catholic and Epis copal .churches, anti even eonstructed an or- \ :golfer the le( ter, which Was subsequent- ly burnt with the edifice. After being in London fo six years lie removed to a farm which he bought . in the town- ship of South vold, about three miles from- St. Thomas. There he showed -his remarkable mechanical talent by constructing a reaping machine,a thresh -lug machine and ,several other agricul- tural implefeents. Men he reraoved to. St. ThoMas, where he resunsed his former buSiness of watchmaking, and soon established a high reputation in his trade. H. continued to carry on the business in partnership with his son Robert, until about six years ago when he retired Gix the death of the latter. Mr. Pringle was a man of great ;original .genius. B'Psides the organ already re- ferred to, lie constructed one for the first Meth8dist Church, in St. Thomas, and. he began and completed another ,for his own use after retiring from busi- ness. His iageniiity was shown in many other ways; awl the town clock above Pringle's jelvellery store still remains as a public sOcimen of his workmanship. He had alWays been in the enjoyment of good. bodily and. mental health, at- tending churc]i regularly, and on Sun- day evening about El o'clock he became ill. Mr. Pringle was twice married, and leaves three of a family by thetfirst %Cie and four by the second, who still live to lament the' loss of a husband , whose integrity and high Christian char- acter endeared him to all who knew birn. • r -- Au Artistic Trick. An ATOMIC= has secured au art treas- ure :under peculiar l.eircumstances. A Frenelinian. while travelling on therail- way with art Italian painter, confided. to him the fact that he was the possessor of a veritable Pincturricchio, which had. been handed down to him as an heir loom. The works of- this old master who was bern in 1454 and died in 1513., are extremely rare. The .Louvre only possesses onie copy, a Virgin and child,. andconnoisaeurs. aro. even doubtful .of its being genuine.. The picture of the French gentleman showed great signs of age, and was in want of being -carefully restored. The Italian having examined it undertool :the task. At the -end ef month the icture was. returned to its. owner perfedtly restore.d, and the Frenli- man. who Considered.. himself a gr connoisseur,paid the Ita1itn hands° -e- ly for his skill.. A short -time afterw rd. &friend, who really was a geed judg of art happened to pay a visit, and str ek with the pinta:re which was hang ati in a handsome frame in the post of honor, ,exciahned : "Why, you have had your Pinturriceltionopied,.;' The pietnre was taken down, and the panel being turned rood; showed the unmistakeable signs of age in its. worm eaten condition and the grain of the woed. The friend, as- toniShed,'biit unconVinced., exaMined it •atore eiciaely. "Yon have not 'remark- .a,"lie said, "that the panel is dimin- ished in thickness?' - "Why no.” " is your panel," continued he, "but it is not yonapiaure. The wood being thick has been wit iu two'by.ii, hair Saw, and th-us Awn, panels have been made; on one of whiGh was the original This. bas -been, stplen. On the other'a, clever copy has been made, which at present is (he- one you _possess." The Italian was obliged! to confess the fraud, and alsothat the 'original had been }sold at an, exhorbitant price-, to . an American,. who had bden on a visit to Paris to see - the Exhibi"tion. The Kitchen. If you find it necessary to have the the floor bare, oil it well with :linseed oil, and yoti will save many a, weary • hour. One thing always spoils the looks of a kitchen., aud that is :the olcl clothes hanging in it. Make a cupboard, cattain . it, driving nails : inside for all clothing that has to be kept in: the kitchen. Paint the wood -box and all the;wood work in the kitchen, if possible. li Lead color woal be hand- some. 1.),) not forget that curtains are nice' br the kitchen as well as parlor. The kitchen should be the sunniest, cheeriest spot in all the house, for there thebest hoUrs of ma.nytiwomen's lives are spent,andthe few glimses of the out -door world they 4et seem a. bit of fairy -land to be treasured and dreamed over. To them the word kitchen brings a weary sigh, and. is synonymous with labor and toil that; amouuts to drudgery. There are others that look upon " our kitchen" with lingering fouduess for the very word. It is to them a place of real enjoymeut, -where cluster the busiest and most useful hours 1 of the day. I 1 An oiled ihior for the kitelicul is -bet- ter than Ono furnished in any other way. As to catching the dust, it dos so no -more t11:11.1;#111V other floor, and shows it 110 more plum a dark painted floor. A good saaFeeing removes it, or even a good. mopping, which brightens it as though it, Were yaritishec.4 and is much easier aItii cheaper fthan scrubbing grease spt ts, or beitlie torn up eery year or tw ' for painting. One; advan- tage is Una you eau use te floiar with- out injury in twenty-four hour, k when - 1 Put on alit first time, and in lass time for sucees!. ve coats. It can be put on - after the e lc -ening work is, done, and. the next morning,- if the oil is pure, it will be dry enolagli for use. Apply with a elan brush or even with a cloth. . . I - 1 What Smoking Does fcr: Boy. A, certain doctor, struck with the large numher of boys under fifteen years of age whom he observed smoking, was led, to inquire into the effect the habit had upon their general health. He took foe this purpose thirty-eight boys, aged from nine to fifteen yeUrs, and carefully examined them ; land iu twenty-seven of there he discovered in- jurious traoes of the habit. In! twenty- two there Were various disorders of the eiroulation and digestion, palpitation of the heart and. more or less, marked. taste for strong drink4 was frequent bleeding of had -disturbed sleep; a slight ulceration of the brane a the mouth, t,vhi on ceasing from the use some days. Medical tre little use till the smoki tinned, when health Bind soon restored. This Is talk." • The facts are gi authority of the Brit* 3, 11 twelve there I the nose; ten d •twelye had mucous I mem- h disappeared, .f -tobacco for tment was of g was discon- strength were i o "old wife's ' en under the edical journal. A Chilly Gre Referring to the guest an incident in the life o well-known in Boston. ago, while spending a fe f iend in the country, Iv( in a village 20 miles o h d been suddenly ea wi h it a request that th gy n should sapply hi. co ing Sunday. He I drove to the village on nocin. Arrived there he resident minister's hou broken-down, uninviting knock at the door was aeswered by its mistress, whose look Wa anything ibut oneiof welcome. "Yes,' she sa,id, "thie - is the house, and thi.9," t reiing and uni locking a door; "is yo rooni. It's a little dark and damp fo we don't open it Often. We use it ro say for fuller- als,"-Boston Tromsctipt ting. hamber recalls .; a clergyman , Many years days with a rd came that the ministex TH gE CASES Fl ed away, and, visiting eler- pulpit on the onsented and aturday after - soon found the It had a. look, and his ^ + s opmivm trials "Vir M MIK JOHN ROpERS'I THREE CASES- Fl SEAFORTH. NE FELT HATS THREE CASES FINE FELT HATS THREEIOASES FINE FELT HATS TI4REE CASES, FINE FELT HATS NE FELT HAti THREE CASES FINE FELT HATS THREE CASES FINE FELT HATS TI4REE °CASES FINE FELT HATS JOHN GERS, SEAFORTH, HORSE lliEniciNES.-7-1,t is gratifying to know that there is at lea t one which has stood the test and prov d itself worth the aonfidence reposed i it; we know of n other article whiel has proved. so gene -ally succesful, Ipr yen such mit- vers 1. 'satisfaction ; ;we are confident there moreof it -aged han all others corn ined, and that ill ultimately supersede all otherst ere can be no doubt l' It is " Dade, 's ondition Pow- ders aid Arabian Heav Remedy;" we advise all who require nything of the kind to give it it rial -we know they will be satisfied with the result. ReinernheL the name, ai d see that the , sign tu e of Third & Co. son each pack- age. N rthrop & Lynam ,Toronto, Ont. proprietprs for Canada Sold by all' rneclieiiie dealers. Errs% 8ocoa.-Gr#ef ---.---. ing.-" By a thorough natural laws which go tions of digestion and n a ea eful application of ties has • d may It is b of dijet ualljr b sist ev ery tendency clred.s subtle ma around us ready t therp is a weak poin rnar a fatal shaft b weil fortified with pro erly nourished vice azette. Sold .on1y led -1-" James Epps & C ic qhernists, 48, ThFea and j170, Piccadilly, iOi of well selected...cc rovided our br add flavore b ve us many heaver the jndicioustse ha,ta constiti tio lilt up until szo adi a, k. ur .111111111111111k il and comfort- owledge .of the ern the_ opera,- tritioni and by he fine proper- coa, Mr. Epps at tables with verage, which doctor's bills. of such articles may be grad - g enough to re- sease. Hun- s ' re floating tack wherever e may escape eping cim'selves blood, and a Ser- paokets Homceopath- needle Street, on." 482-52 FOR SALE 0111 0 LET. pAr.ms Pau SALE. -Lot , Con. 12, MaRli. -a; lop, 60, acres, onNorthern *ravel Road, 8 miles from Seaforth; frame Vilna ngs and orchard. West half Lot 29, Con. 9, Me "Mop, 50 acres, 40 cleared, frame buildings, gee orehaid ; 6 miles from Seaforth, on gravel road. Routh half of Lot 20, CI n. 12, hiclaillop, 50 ere-, 26 cleared, frame bnrn,I splendid timber. I ot 1, Coto 8, H. R. fa, Tuck math, 100 acres, 75 acr s cleared, orchard, fair b ildings, and spring ere( k running through the f rrn ; 3 miles from Sea. orth. Apply to A. STR NG, Seaforth. 648 _ FARM IN MeKILLOP OR SALE. -For Sale, nd. 9, Con. 13, Me there are about 80 ied, end in a higli is well timbered , newbank frame renath, and other orchard and plenty the North pat of Lot 8. Killop, containiog 112 acres; cleared, well fenced., made drai state of cultivation, the ba tun with hardwood; good. dte llin earn 50x56, with stabling und "outbuildings; also &goody tin of water. Is 10.miles fron Ilr ssels, 5 from Wel- -ton, and 12 from Seaforth wit 1 good gravel reeds h Place convenient to c arch and schools ; 11 vhole or in te nets ,plyto o ese av be so as a A P • 1 Waltcn P. 0. or to the propr etor on the prom- • ises. WILLIAM DYNES 547 FARNIFOR SALE.-Tl4 au scriber offers for sale Lot 22, Cona12 of ths tatanship of Stan- ley, containing one hundrad acres, 88 acres della ed and in aa -::good state az eultivation, and geed fences, balance 17 acres gootberdwood bush; Ono half of1cloaaing seeded, dot , there will be 13 acres of witeat put in. thia fa]4, there is about 8 acres of a thriving orehard oi the premises and a vat iety 0, fruit trees all now oaring. The farni is well Watered, a. never 1u.iing creek runs through theferm, also two good wale, large bang. barn 36 by 60 feet with -goad. stabling under- neath the barn, and a log (Nailing house. The farm s situated within two raid a half miles of the vi lege of Bayfield. For iurther particulars apply to S. MeLEAN, proprietee on the premises or to W. Connor, Baytiold R. 0. 672 . ; VARMS FOR SALE. -For Sale, two splendid- -a: Fame on the Londoa ItOria, near Brumfield. The one farm is Lot 20, Oen. , L. R, S., Tucker - smith, eontaleing 100 teros1 45 of which are: cleared, well fenced and nua rdrained, and in a high state of cultivation ;15. ores ehoppeclo and the balance well timbered ! wit 1 hardwood; there is It good frame house, Null], a Ri other outbuild- ings ; also plenty of watal,. . he second farm is lot No. 9, London Road, S anley, contains 97 aer0S, 80 of which are elettaed; this is one of tho !hint farms in the count, of , and kir soil neithair farna Call lee sun1 • asstil ; there is a good. barn iand stable and splendid orcherd e plenty of water end good -fences. !Bo 1 farms aro within two and a half miles of Baum lela station. and 8 runes from Seaford' or Cli • ton. Apply to the proorieter on the Stanley fa m, or teBrucetield 1'. 0. JOHN ROSS. - 569-4x • - - • J • LARGE FARM -FOR SAL'. --For Sale, Eaat. half of Lot -4 and Lot 3, C 11. 13, Hullett, con- tainintr, 225 WITS of. 10,11(1, 181 acres clearea and nearly free from stereos, the Intl ewe is, hen,vily timbered with beech, maple, gin end besswood, and is first-chtss„ not having 'un culled ; there ; aro 65 acres in fall wheat, 80 acres newly seedel. down and lea good Welt tie land is of the huest quality, being a rich clay loft ; the land lays a. little rolling, but not lalay s it ie watered ba never failing•spring creek ; there ere three and a half acres ot a young orclund, with fipples, peers, plums, peaches itad charriejust beginniag- to bear; the buildings are large and catainoitious ; the barn is e8x60, and isAuer y new •, the delving house and stable is 40x.1311, tu d is aim Lew; the house is tt large two-atury f ra ue, with good stone collars tinder the whole le nal 18, end is =tilled be- tween studding With lime and travel ; the farm i:ft situated 10 miles from Sc efor he 19 from Clinton and 6 from Louilesborote.h; t ere is a gouil gravel road from the place to ell 110 above markets ; there ie a school house ond pt st office ithin half eamile ; a good part of tie • urchase mouey can amain on mortgage long matt igh to. make it ont of the place. THOMAS A aiiINSON,. Ifarloele Post Office, • 567 1-1A. MeLEOD, Licenzed • County of Huron. all Meliside's will receive pram letter address Seaforth P, 0 Auctioneer for the niers left at Jellies attention. If -by • 658 OTIOE TO DEBTORS. ing settled up their acco failing to do So at Once wil cent. interest from Tanuar fail. a 110MA.S CO VENTR CaEAFORTIT PUMP PAC' " signed, while returning ronage already received, wo customers and Meads that make pumps and cisterns o and by the best workmen. timber need for pumps. A on hand. All overdue aeeou with will be charged 10 per the 1st of Jantlara• 1878. • Seaforth. NOVEMBER COLDEN LION NpVEMBER. NOVEMBER. '44.4110 In view of the ver Y seVere winter predicted, we have laid in a very Complete Stock of Heavy Woolen Goods, suit- COLDEN LION able for the pokiest * Shawls, IShoulde Hoods; &c Also rece; and Jacket Clc Lines in Dress Goods. to match. Pk Scarlet. Flannels, New • pected next we Call and -see therm. A. abc1 0 vercoat. n tather, comprising Clouds, Squares, Breakfast r Shawls, Wool Jaekets, Wool Cuffs, ved this week, a New Lot of Ladies' Jackets ths, A, fine lot of Shawls.. Several New Shades in Cashmeres, with Trimmings in and Checked Wineeys, Grey and desigrs in Pickings, Table Linens, &e. Ex - k, a new thing in Prints for _Quilts - iso to hand a Splendid Stock of uvercoats. s. Extra value in Bleached Cottons. See our yard widel 19 cent Line. Also our Stock of Hosiery. SIGN OF THE P JAMIESON Seatorth. GOLDEN LION. •••••11•1111....R•11.1•1•4.111•IT11111•11.111.01•11•00! 331\1-`11'S Fall and Winter Dry G-oods a e all opened up, and he asks all intending purchas- ers - to , give him a •callt e h etimesnc e- '.EATTheUtiRghEtne-ss Ihf will forth . de business on th A laEWsysteFm CASH requires it. By selling for cash, I will be able to sell very much cheaper, as the Cash customer will not h ve to pay the bad debts of others, I was never better prepared. to serve custcners than now, having bought larger than ever, and. in the cheapest markets. I . in making a specialty of LA.DIES' MANTLES, this season; have had my stock made to order, and can show as many MANTLES, SHAWLS and TJNDERSKI TS, all of the newest designs, as any half . dozen Houses in the County. My Etock is full of everything in the Dry Goods line, both for Ladies' and Gentlemen's. ear. l'qy Millinery Department is now in full blast, Stock all new and choice. All the Neivest Patterns in fiats and Bonnets. A very nice lot of Chenille Nets jut rrived. tBrina your CASH to DENT'S, and you will never buy ata credit Huse again.' ' 7 1= GEORGE DENT. -- AUCTION SALES. • • MISCELLANEOUS. . _ A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE, FARMS.-. A T. McCOLL, Solicitor, &c., Brussels. Office -lel- North halves of Lots 14 and 15, Concession • in Leckie's new brick building. 604-52 12, McKillop, 100 acres, 70 acres cleared; frame d young n F G. LANE, Auctioneer and Appraiser for the house, log barn, stable miOrchard, we fklaci pumpth; the property of Robert protherston. •nC,,ounty of Huron, also Commission Mer- ateDougalr3 Block, Wifigham. 545-4 Also at e same time and plaee the Whatlin ' Formal() acies-a splendid proper'ty, good barn, -NA ONEY TO LEND --On terms more advan- abed and orchard. Will be offered l for male at -ma- tageons than ever before offered. A. I. Mo- tile Commercial Hotel, Settforth, oa Saturday, COLL, Senator, Brussel,. • eosrron Office_ will be promptly attended to. 504.-52 November 80th, at 2 o'clock P. M. cCAUGHEY P BRINE Liceneaa Auctioneer for the & HOLMESTED, Solicitors for -Vendors. 671-2. j • • • County of Huron. Sales attended in all parts of the County. All orders left at the Ea - 1.1111111',A • faAMERQN, HOLT & CAMER0a , Barristers, - Solicitors in Chancery, &e.. Goderich, Onb. M.O. Cambron, Q. C., Philip Holt, M. G. Cam- eron. 506 ILLIAM SMALL, Conveyancer and Commie - V stoner in 13. R., laltroxeter. A ationeer abd Appraiser. Amounts and notes collected on reasonable ternis. 366 Ta L. DOYLE, Barrister, Attornea, Solicitor -in Chancery, &c., Goderieh and laeaforth. Of- fice, over Jordan's Drug Store, Cioderich, and Kidd's Store; Seaforth.. 354 MALCOMSON & WATSON, Bar iaters, Attor- av2- neys, Solicitors in Chanceryi &c., Clinton, Ont„ Office-Fiest door met of the new Royal Canitdian Bank building. Money tt loan on farm property. S. BIALCOMSON. 404 GL A. waxsost 4o0ATTGHEY & HOLMESTED, jiarrintern,At. 1torneys at Law, Solicitors in Chuncery and Insolvency, • Notaries Public and Convoyancere Solieitore for the.R. C. Bank, Seafort Agontafor the Canada Tale Assurance Company N.B.--$89,00o to lend at 8 per lent. Farms Houses and Lots for sale. 58 _ - • - - -- fatasARROW & MEYER, Barristers, aled At- tonieys - at - Law, Senators in Chancery, tke, Privatefunds to loan at a low rate of inter- est, and en terms to snit borrowtrs. (Mime- Gealerich and Wingham. Unice in Ltingdeleat building, opposite Scott's 'Bank. J. T. GARROW. H. AN J. a4EYEle. IF W. O. Meyer, Solicitor Consofidated Bank of Canada, Wingbate. IaE.N SON & MEIER, Barristers a" at, Law, Solioitore iu Chancery a donveyaueere, Notaries Public, etc. forth and Brussels. $23,obo of Pri• I excel at once, at Eight per eent. In yearly. JAS. U. BENSON. Fr. W The above firm lies that day .bei mutual consent. All eccounts du be paid to Mr. Benson who will ! Ries. • JAMES E H. W. C. Nov. 27, 1876. • • E D I CA 11. od Atone ;1 d Insolvency, Offices -Sex, ate Funaa to crest. payable 58 0. dissolved by e the firm to ,. tome that leadtl to Insanity or Consumption . BF,NSONelse first mauled by deviating from the Patof nature k ay all hil- ab 1 and a Premature Grave, all of which eat a rule are - and over hide:Notice. The Specific Mediebee is MYER. . . the result ef a life etudy and many years of ex- - - patience in treating theae special dimases. Pam- phlet free by until. The Specific Medicine is sold . by all Druggists at $1 per package, or 6 packages AA/1T0 WANTS MONEY ?-A few thousand " dollars, private funds, tor immediate invest- ment at 8 per mut. interest. Apply to JAMES H. BENSON, Solicitor, Seaforth. 583 ' ralitE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY. -Job MOBBN 2- Periodical Pills -This invaluable medicine hi unfailing in tho cure .of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female constitu- tion is subject. It moderates all mimes and re- moves all obtractions, and a !speedy cure may be relied on. To ma.riedladies, it is peculitnly suited. It willa in a alert time, bring on the monthly pe- riod with regularite. Taiese pills should not be taken by Females during the first three months of Pregramy, as they areenre to bring on Mis- carriage, but at any other time they are safe. In all cases of Nervoue an.d Spinal Affections, pains in the back and limbs, fatigue on slight ex- • erten, palpitation of the heart, hysterias, and white, these pills will effect a cure when all other= means neve failed; and, although a powerful remedy, do not cpritain iron, calomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to the constitution. Full directions in the pamphlet around each package, which should be carefully preserved. Jeb Moses, New- York, Sole Proprietor. $1 00 and 12a centre for postage enclosed to Noithrop & Lyman, To- t . mato, Ont., generel agents for the Dominion, will Wenn a bottle containing over 50 pills by retern mail. Sold in Seafortb by Hicktion & Bleasdell, J. S. Roberts, and R. Lumsden. 197 DR. WILLIAM GRAY'S SPECIFIC ; MEDICINE. The Great English Remedy is especially recommended as an unfailing cure for Seminal Weakness Spermatorrhea, Impo- tency, and all diseases that follow as a se- quence of Self abase, Before us Loss of Memory, tAaeor 'Universal Lassitude, Poeilud iAngtoh, eanBdacmk,aDniymonthesesr of Vision, Premature T G. SCOTT, M.D. &c.,Physiciar " • Accoucheur, Seaforth, Opt. denee south side of G-odericb Stn. east Of Presbyterian 'Church. ' , Surgeon ana for $5 or will be sent by mail on receipt of the thee and rem - et, 'tarsi door 34i L. VERCOE, M. D., 0. • gega, etc., Coroner for the Co Office sled Residence, on Jarvis directly afpposite Seeforth Public S hyaitlian. Sur- iety of Hum, street north, !Idol. • W A. ADAMS, M. D., late of I. •• Physician, Surgeon an Graduate of the Univereity of T, Toronto. Member of theRoyal C sicians and surgeons, oda Kin in lfield, Ont., Accent chein . inity Collegc, Atege of Plo rn t. -vow. HANOVER, M.D.; C. M. Graduate et T T . McGill University; Physician Surgeon and Accouchenr, Seaferth. Ont. Off e-ltootes lo aleyer's Block lately occupied by Dr. Phelau, and formerly by the late Dr. King. )1ai11 attend at Carronbrook on Tuesdaye and Frit- ays. 496 , MeNAI,IGHT, Veterinary Su -gon, Gratin -3a' • ate of Ontario Veterinary Co; ege Seaforth Ont. Office and Residenee in. rea .01 icilloran & Ryan's. Calls prompt13 attende, to, night or ,day. A stock of veterinary mcth ines on baud Charges reasonable. Horses examh ed este sound - 1 nese and certificates given if regal/ ed. 407 All parties nothav- nts with rue for 1877 t be charged 10 per int, 1878, without , Seaforth. ORY.-The under- harka fors the pat - Id remind his inauy still continueci to the best material 'one but qaartered ' ew farm gates still is not settled forth - e0111. interest from NOBLE CLUFF, • 583 JAMES W. ELDER, V. S., Graduate of the Ontario -Veterinary College. leiter devoting two years to practice with Professor Smith, of Torimto, has settled in SeafortLe Office at his residence east of W. g. Church. ;Jells promptly attended' to by day or night. A large stock of Veterinary Mediclues constantly en hand. Horses examined as to seundness and certiffeates given Horses bought and sold on. corn ission. 424 qDERBYSHIRE. L. D. S., . Surgeon De3tist, Graduate of the Royal College of Dental' Surgeons of 0 Aerie Office heirs from 8 A. Ma to • 5 P. M. BOOMS in Mrs. Whitney's new 'brick block Main Street, Seaforth. money, by addressing WILLIAM GRAY & CO., Windsor, Out. Sold in Seaforth by Hickson Bleasdell, T. S. Robert's 11. Lumsden and all druggist merchants. CO3 LOAD OF AMERICAN NAILS ARRIVED HOUSE FURNISHINGS. NC aA.VI1 x[011vrI .v crtsrvn UVO IIHILiOMV 0 Ci) 0 0 Cn r.• 0 0 SELLING OFF SELLING OFF Fall Arrival of Old Country and American Goods, IA M. R. Counter's, in Colored and Bright Gold 5ets, Brooches; Ear ings Chains, Locket sf Gem Rings, Eighteen-earat Wedding I ings-stamped H. R. C.,° 51." A Large- Stook of those c lebrated Englisp and ,..iongine Watches, alma Ameriean and S iss Watehes, Clocks, & 1 weuld call partictatar satteutit..in tcl my large anl varied semi{ of Silver Plated Ware, the most hrdsome goods ever *brought into Seaforth. The !above Goads, being bought direct from the manufacturers, will be solid at the Lowest Possible Pace consistent with Goed Work - m uthip ahdquality, which in all cases 1 is Guaranteed. mplete Stock a gpectacles onhand, to fit all ages. Call d get your sight tested free of charge: A lot of Fancy - G ods selling at net Gest. REPA4R1NG A SPECIALTY - P rf3onal atteutiors given to -all Repairiog of Watches:, Clocks, a d Jewelry, and warranted to give satisfaction. Remember t e -place : Sign of Tree of Silver Wart in the Wirelow,alial d'rectly opposite J. S. Porter's Cash Faruitnre Store, Seafortir. H VO 1101 dV3HO HSYO 1101 ed31-10 • REA REDUCTION IN BOOTS AND SHOES. WE BEG 0 ANNOUNCE TO THE PEOPLE= OF SEAFORTH AD TL. GIN1 TY .T H AT W E HAVE RIKDUCE D * • 1 ;ALL•INDS OF CUSTOM SHOEMAKING elt To Lowest Remunerative Prices. WE TJS NOTHING BUT THE. BEST ALATERIAL M ea" ••••••4 caw kal • > tri Thereler we con Guarantee Good Satisfaction_ to those who what to fevor ea with 4•Oall. REPAIRING. -DONE ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. Bementher th Place: Upper -Ile the gennary. GRIFVE & FRIEL, SEAFORTH.,. • GO 1 D NEWS FOR THE BAREFOOTED .ND ALL PARTIES WHO WISH TO BUY LARGE QUANTITIES OF BOO 8 AND SHOES FOIL A SMALL AMOUNT Ob' MONEY. - z1 TO KEEP a eset of the times in the Geeeral Reduction in Prices of all kinds of G-oods-but more pearcularly, if possible, to induce people to buy for cash -I have determined 10 make the f011owing redu don in prices to cash buyers in Custom. Made Week: Ge /;•.4 ti 4 its' ',Ong Leg Moots. all kinds, 25 cents per pair. e Packs and Short Boots, all kinds, 121 Cents per pair. Hew, Hope and BOOitti, ail kinds, la:veleta per pair. I have at 11pencd an Imam% Stock of Faetdry Made Work in all the different line, which 1. 1 lop think intend' g purehaeers ought to see before purchasing , elsewhere, espeelally my Men's Ana 10- Boys' Riveted WOliz, wbich undoubtedly surprise ;anything in the trade in Factory Made Work. All • of which will b field at a reduction corresponding with the above to eash buyers. Parties baying tt i oa time will b charged the old prices. As I am the first in my hue in Setiforth to pull down the rices I trust the public will show their appreciation by an extensive paroliage, as 1 am deter. incite mak it to their advantage to do so. BRUSSELS,- HARDWARE JAMES, DREWE Waving completed' the ENLARGE- MENT of his premises and in- -.1. creased. Iris stock of HARDWARE,. PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS, - And also added a complete ASSORTMENT OF TINWARE, HAS NOW ONE OF THE Largest .Stocks 1-1.11A_Pti) AFL 1N THE COUNTY,. AND INVITES• ALL WHO ARE WANTING THE ABOVE GOODS TO - COME AND EXAMINE THE GOODS- AND COMPARE PRICES. The following goods are offered at SPECIALLY REDUCED prices : AYIERICAN NAILS, 1. WINDOW GLASS,' JAMES' WHITE LEAD LINSEED OIL, • MACHINE OILS, &c. ELECTRICITY: THOMAS'C EXELSIult ECLECTRIC UIL-WORTII TEN TIMES ITS WI-U(411T IN Geroa-Pain eanuot stand w here it Is -used. -It is the ebeitpLat medicine (A-cr made. ()lie dose cures conaluoe sore t hroat. One bottle line cured bron- chitis. Fat y c'uts' Worth has eared an oldstand- he, cough. It poeitively eines catarrh, asthma, an% croup. Fit t v cents' worth ' has cured click in tbe back, and tb..e &IMO quantity lame back of 8 years' standing. The followirtg are extracts from a few of the many letters that have been received from different parts of Canada, which, we think, should sufficiently satisfy the most skeptical : J. Collard, of Sparta, Ont., writes, "Send me 6 &men Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil, have sold all I had from you, and want more new; He cures are truly won- derful." Win. McGuire, of Fraeklin, writes, "I have sold all the agent left, it acts like a -charm - it was slow at dist, but takes splendid now." H. Cole, of Iona, writes. " Please forward 6 dozen Thomas' larlectric Oil, I am nearly out, nothing equals it. It, is highly reconnneuded by those who have used it." J. Bedford, Thainesville, writes, -" Send Me at °um a farther supply of Eclectric Oil, I have only one bottle left. I never saw any- thing sell so well and give such general satisfac- tion." J. Thom peon, Woodward, writes, "Send me some more Eclectic Oil, I have aald entirely out- Nothing takeslike it." Miller & Reed, Ul- verton, P. Q., write, "The Ecleetric Oil is getting a great reputation here, and is daily called for. Sencins a further supplywithout delay."Ltemoynea Gibb & Co., Buckingham, P. Q., writes, "Send us Otto gross of Eclectrico Oil. We find it to taae weil.' Sold by all medicine dealers. Price 25 Centa. S. N. TH031 A S, PHELPS, N Y. And NORTHROP & LYMAN, Toronto Onto., Sole Agents for the Dominion. NOTE.-Eelf,ettric- Selected and Electrized, Sold in Seaforth by Hickson & Bleasdell; J. S. Roberts and a.. Lumsden 521 AT THE SIGN UV THE 0 ,,- BE US §.P.JS ign of the IG BOOT. Starkle ) Block. East 'ide Main Street, I THOS. COVENTRY, Seaforth. PORTANT TO THE LADIES. MGINTYRE & WILLIS 'OULD RESPECTFULLY AN.NOUNCE THAT THEY HAVE JUST RE- CEIVED EROM S. D. SOLLERS & CO., OF PHILADELPHIA, A onzplet Assortment.of Ikrants' and Children's Boots and Shoes and Slippers, in colors andBlack. These Good me the Finest and Best in Ars PriCS, S. D. Sellers & Co, obtaining the Gold Medal and Diploma •ver all competitors at the Centennial.. We have als on hand a nice assortment of LADIES' SHOES, b2 Tie and Batton, very amp. We are the nly firm wee& of Toronto who keep these Goods. They requite to be seen to be appreciated. McINTYR,E & SWORTH. _ 00E RC 4 Large be sold On, old friend — S1 STARK, SEAFOFfiTH. Y STORE, BOOT AND SHOE Si -100, AUCTION OMS, LAND AGENT, CONVEYANCER, &a tack of Boots and Shoes and Groceries fast Arriving. Thai very small profits -all new stock. The #tiubscriber invites his and new ones to give him a call. lie has engageclt Mr. John ,cott to at end to the shoe shop, who will make and repair. work to order. • Old Accou nt; must be paid at once, as the subscraer needs money. Farm and Town Proxrty for sale. Give me a Call and Will do the best 1 can for you. Remember the Place, Stalk's .1310ek. SAMUEL STARK, SEAFORTH. GO DS FOR THE MILLION. PBELL'S CLOTHING EMPORIUM. CA Tll ;UND 4 RSIGNED IS PREPARED TO SHOW HIS FRIENDS AND THE THE CONSOLIDATED BANK OF. CANADA. CA PITA I, - 54.000,000. ' CITY DANK OF MONTREAL, Incorporated Ian; tied ROYAL CANADIAN BANK, Incolporated 1364. SEAFORTH BRANCH. DOMINION BLOGKs MAIN -ST. SEAFORTH. Drafts on New York Payable at, any Bank in the United States. Bills of Exchange on London payeble at all Chief Cities of the United Kingdom. INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS. M. P. HAYES, 411 Mareaans 1- OEM LECKIE, General Loan and Real Estate T, Agent, Grain, Produce and Commission. Mer- chant. Money loaned on real estate in town or country, at 8 per cent. simple interest. Charges raoderat e. Mortgages bought and sold. Metnred , xo.ortgages paid off. Terms tO snit borrowers. Farms and village property for sale. ()See- Leckie's new brick block, Brussels, ant. 615 PUBLIC THE ellowEsr sELEmoN or ORSTED COATINGS, . PANTINGS,: OVER COATINGS,. The tya delights to gaze na Ihirfa Pone the Nit keto foe t'ae lash's fin le. LL .5.ti TS WILL BE WARRANTED IN EVERY RESPECT TO YOUR SATISFACTION.' RARE BARGAINS IN CERTAIN LINES. CALL AND -SEE, 0AMPB1:7,LL, Seaforth Jn'oisE 0. 11 AMIPBELL . BLOCK. f ONTARIO PRIMERS' EttiPORI k GWATKIN & SON II AV It T1 M 0 77- laa THEIR NEW PREallaikaa, Col% By and Wellington. Streets. t -- TH RE IS NOTHING LIKE LEATHER VITEN. T IS MADE ' INTO OD SUCH AS YOU FIND AT WARD'S, H4RNESS SEAFORTH, re yolz will find all Kinds of Harness 3fa,de up in Um.: Latest Styles. MEM33 B, if you. want a Fancy or Substantial Harness J. WARD can give you better satis- faction a to QUALITY and PRICE than any other xpaker be the County. A. Trial is all that, anted to seenre regular custom, J. TVA RD, Beafortli. •••••.