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'?OR SALE OR TO LET.
nEANCE..---Phatogn!avh Rooned to Lee
irt floor in Scott's Brick B1ok,Seafortte,
central. Alio, three or four Reettuf
ehoee. anito.ble for a dwelling. Pone.:
,Jartretry, 1$79. Apply to - ROLM*:
r..ereister, on the premisea, or toMqTillon. -. 11011T
: 673etle.s.
1. defeat e,
BON, HOLT & CAMERON. 13arristers;
eaters int CheneenT, &e.. Goderiehe Om:
emerort, Q. a, PhilpMolt, U. G, Caere
606
Ideal neiAL1,, Conveyancer and Comeee,
near in B. B., Wroxeter. Attetioneer meet
e Aecoants and notes colleeted oat
ble terms. -
366
DOYLE, Barrister, Attorney, Solicitor in
aneery, &c., Gotierieh and Seafortit. Of.
.er Sorden'a Drug Store, Goderich, and
ttoe. Seeforth. 854
.10.M8ON & ;WATSON, Barristers, Attor-
.lys, Solicitorin, Chancery, &c., Clinton.
tffiee—First door east of the new Royal
ee Bank banding. Money to loan on farm
r.
.AIMISON-. 404 �. A. WATsoN
VGIMI kt HOLAIESTED, Barri e tere, At.
ueye tet Law,1 Solicitors in Chance ey aa4
tey, 1:Zotaitied Public and Coaveyancers
ia for the R. C. Bank, Seafortin Agentefeir
a41 Aesureece Company,
S30,000 to lend at 8 per eont. Ferree
- d Lae for fettle. 58
. , ___ _ ._
W ..t. MEIER, Barristers, and At-
eys e at:- Lade Soileitors in Chancery,.
rate feed& to. loan at * lovr rate of inter-
rn terms to suit borrowers. Offices --
and Wingbare. Office in Lengdale'w
opposite Scott's Bank.
enitow. it. W. O. RETER.
C. Meyer, Solicitor Causolideted Bank
a, Wiugham.
& MEYER„ Barristerand Attorney _
w, Solicitors in. Chancery and Ineolvency,
cers, :Notaries Public, etc. Oilices--Seas
i Bru,ssels. $23,000 of Private Funds to
Lance, a.t Eight per oent. Intereet , payadele
[
58
ttensen.
rW. 04-arErElt.
or firm has tide day been dissolved hy
_ onsent. All accounts due the firm tee
co hfr. Be ea n who 'will pay all Habil-
'
1S7G.,
JAMES H. BENSON.
H. W. G. MEYER.
.T1E WA I,
r(}TT, M. De &c..Physician, Surgeon and
Suchenr, Sea/oral, Ont. Office and rest -
tie side o t Goderich -Street, first door
ntbyterian Church. 349
ERCOE, M. D., C. L., Physiolan, Sure
t, etc., Coroner tor the County of Huron
1 Resideneei, on Jervis street north,
)posite Seaforth Pablic Sehool.
L.DAMS, M. D., late of Lakedeld, Ont.,
dqsieian, Surgeon and Acconcheue•
d the University of Trinity College,
elemberof the Royal College of Phy-
i Sufgeoes, Ont. Khaburn.Ont. 485
deoVER, M.D., C. hi., teradeede of
II I:Liver:ay, Physician, Surgeon and
Seaforth. Out. Office—Rooma in
hat ly occepied by Dr. Phelan, and
r the late Dr. Renee Will attend at
et; Tnesdayst end Fridayfe 496
,I -011T, Veterinary Surgeou, Geadu
; eutario Veterinary College, Seefortla
'and Reeidence in rear of Kil loran &
tie pee:wile attended to, night or
of vet trinar3r medieinea an hand
enable. Itoraea examined ;tato sound-
rifteetest given if required. 407
• ELDER, It. S. terminate of the
,Vetenuary (allege. After devoting
practice with Professor Smith, of
s settled. in Seaforth. Office let his
i/ Of W. M. ChUTO11. Calls pramptly
hy day or night. A large stook el
Laticiaee conetantly on hand. Homes
to sotintiness and certificates given
et and sold on cominisaion. 424
1 DERBYSHIRE. L. D. S.,
A " tiatgeon Deutist, Greduate
of the hope' Cediege of Dental
Sergeant; of ()ataxia. Office
e A. hi_ to 5 P. M. Rooms in
twee brick Leucite hiodu Street,
ISCEI4L ANE GUS.
LL, Solicitor, tee., Brussels. Office
ied.t. new brick building. 504-52
_
a LEND—On terms more aelvata
lietri ever before offered. A. J. Mc -
!
Me Breese's, 504,52
gE, 'Seemed Auctioneer for thee
el Huron. Setae attended in all
Comity. An orders left at the Ex -
r will be promptly attended to.
He, Liam -led Auctioneer for the
Huron. All (edam left at James
receive prompt attentima If by
eeafortit P. O.
558
DEBTORS, --All parties not hay-
ap their aceouuta with:me for 1877
at once van, be cherged 10 per
from jannary 1st, 1878, withottt
s COV_ENTRY, Seaforth.
General.Loart and Real Eatate
an, Produce and Com m iseion Mer-
loatted on real estate in town or
er cent. sirrpieiaterest. Charges
rtgages bortedat and sold. Matured
LI off. Terms to suit borrowers.
!age property for sale. Offiee--
ik bloek, Brussels, Oat. 515
i'leMP FACTORY.—The under-
te returning tbacke for the pat -
received, woald remind Ida many
ieeds that he still oeutiones to
u cisterus el tits beat meterial -
:verb -nett. None but quartered
pereps. A few farm gates still
rerdtte aecounfs not seteled forth. -
:tee 1 10 per ceat. intereat from
steed 1d78, NOBLE CLUFF,
563
SESIALE: ItEhrEDI..—Johltioses
.iils—Theainvelmehle medieine is
cure of all theme pedinful and
tO which the ternele coustita-
t moderatee all excees and re-
lents, and a speedy extremity be
it ledies,it is peculiaaly suited.
time, brieg ou the monthly pet-
ite, These pills ahould riot be
iiering the dese three moieties
-they axe sure to bring on ?dirt-
y other time they are safe. Ie.
ervona and Spinal Affeetiorts,
:aud limbs, latiget on slight ex-
cel the heart, hysterics, and '
- will effect it mere when del other
el; and, although a powerful
ntoin iron, calomel, autimony,
ni to the conetitutieta Pull
raphlet fermata each package,
refttlly peeservecl. Job Moses,
roprietor. $1 00 and 12,4 °onto
d tu Northrop & Lyman., To-
agenta foe the Dorainioa,
containing aver 50 pins by
1 indieatorth by Itickeon
eerie, dud: R. Luresden. 197
1031:.is!. -EXCELS/Mt ECLECTRIO
TISIES /Ts IVE/Gur
t stand where it Is used. It is
ene ever made. Oue dose curea
t. One bottle has cured bron-
, worth has cured an old stand-
-vele Gera; catarrh, asthma,
-nt8; worth has cured crick in
ame quautity lame back of 8
.te fallowing are extracts from
:ten; that have been received
01 Canada,, which, we think,
t iefy the moat skeptical : J.
n t., writes, "Send me 6dozen
se Oil, have sold &III had frorct
Lew ita cures are truly watt-
etire, of Franklin, write,
it left, it acts like a charzn—
at takes splendid now." H.
"Please forward G dozen.
1, 1 am nea.riy out, nothing
e recommended by those who
'lliarneeville, writes,
further supidy of Eclecttie
dettle left. I never saw any -
give such general satisfac-
, Woodward, svrites, "Seed
tile Oil, I have eohl. entirely
,ike it." Miller & Reed,
Ul-
The Eclectric Oil iagettim
.re, and is daily called for.
Ay without delay.".Lereoyne,.
tam, te. Q., writes, "Send us
e Oil. We find it ta take
uedicine (Iceberg. Price 25
PUELPSz 1st Y. And
fAN, Toronto- Ont., Sole
:'Pd. Sold Sold in Seaforth by
J. S. Roberts and 1d.-
521
JANUARY 1% 18.1
A Notorious Frenchwcrraart.
Louise Talexis, the notorious dem
worldling, who died not long 'ago
of look round a little further before he
bought, like." And Farmer john never
in
IWO him again, not even to this day. ,
Paris, had as extraordinary and inc
tonally wicked a. career as any -over
strained French novelist has painted
for his most delightfully -depraved he
roine. Her life was startlingly strange.
After being the favorite of rich bankers
Dukes, and Princes, after involving
them itt jealousy, duels; dis,grace and
ruin, /per spending royal ransoms, and
living in imperial luxury, she died in a
miserable cellar, without a friend or a
sou in all the world. Born at the Vil-
lage of Jouarre of poor parents, she re-
solved, to experience the dangerous fas-
.einations of Paris. She .walked all the
way there at the age of 15, and. meeting
with a needy artist in the Latin Quar-
ter, fell in love with him, and became
his model and mistress. She gained
avide fame for beauty from the pictures
he painted of her—his portrait of her
ae " T8" electrifying tlae capital.
She must have been bewitching per-
sonally. Everybody bid for her, and
she sold herself for the highest price.
She went from nobleman to nobleman,
from, banker to Prince, causing many
of her lovers to commit crime and sui-
cide and rejoicing apparently in the
tragedies which she made. Finally, a
distinguished man of sooiety,thaddened
by his passion for her, killed his father,
his in her affections, and then
seizing her in his arms, leaped with her
out of the window. He was picked op
.dead, she badly wounded. But she re -
,covered., though with a scar on her face
that spoiled her beauty. From
that time she lost her power. to
charm, and her radiant fortunes were
eclipsed.Her wealth .melted away;
adversity befell her; she 'sank into
penury and self -disgust. She became a
box -opener at a low theatre, a waiter at
a mean wine -shop ; she met with an ac-
cident that obliged her to go perma.-
neatly on crutches. Wretched, ill, ut-
terly worn out, she started to- walk to:
her village home. She fell ifi the -
streets of Paris before she had gone a
mile, tun' a rag -picker finding her car-
ried her into a wretcb.ecl cellar, where
she breathed her last ou a heap of
straw. She was 37 when she died, and
on her neck was a copper nialal—given
her by her parents—on which was in -
Scribed, with her name and the date of
her birth, "God defend her from evil
and euide her to a happy end." The
xneda°1 she had always worn, regarding
it as a talisman. How bitterly sarcas- P
-tic those words had proved I She al-
ways ascribed. the harra she had done 0
to the brutal treatment she received as 1
a young girl from the artist whom she
Varieties.
A New -York lady stopping at the
. Tremont House, Boston, had her room
broken into at night by a robber, who
.choloroformed her and rifled her tr
of what money and jewellery she
- leaving the woman senseless.
—Sir Samuel Brownehas telegrap
to London that he occupied Jellala
- on the 20th inst. The reception of the
invaders was cordial, .and the bearing
of the inhabitants very friendly. Vari,
ous rumors are abroad as to the move-
ments of the Ameer.
—The Rev. James Chalmers Bu
of Kirkliston, Scotland, has been
lected by the Commission of the F
" Church of Scotland for Moderator
their next Asse bly. Mr. Bu
studied • for the inistry under Dr.
Chalmers, and is son of a former
miuister of Brechin, a nephew of Dr.
Robert Burns,of Toro to, and a brother-
in-law of the late Dr. G-uthrie. •
—A 'letter from Cairo, Egypt, states
that the English and Scottish horse
raisers,who had been furnishing carriage
TRE4 HUA01\11
iXPOS,10.R.
after being covered with more of the
albumen mixture the hole is covered
with cement, the cemplete egg is rub-
bed pretty smooth and laid' aside for
packing. It is asserted that many bar-
rels of these eggs have been shipped
eastward or consumption.
unk IS YOUR LIFE WORTH 10 CENTS?—Sick-
had ness prevails everywhere,and everybody
' complains of some disease during their
hed life. When sicInthe object is to get well;
bad now to say plainly that no person in this
world that is suffering with. Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint and its effects, -such as
Indigestion, Costiveaess,Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach, Heset Burn, Palpitation
of the Heart, Depressed Spirits Billi-
ou.sness, &c., can take Gaze:Nis AUGUST
se_ •FLOWER without getting relief and cure.
ree If you doubt this go to your Druggist
of and get a Sample Bottle for 10 cents and
rns. try it. Regular size 75 cents, two doses
will relieve you.
horses of high quality to that coun
'state,that they cannot compete at ho
with the horse raisers of Kentucky a
Ohio, who send fine carriage horses
England and far undersell the nati
English raisers., The letter, therefo
suggests -the shipment of horses fro
America to Egypt.
Poen Hoases.—There are thousands
of poor horses dragging out a miserable
existence, suffering from a variety of
diseases, rendering them almost worth-
less, that would be restored to a healthy
and sound condition. and a value given
to them of which their owners never
try
me dreamed, would they but use the means
x.id. within their reach. From one to three
to packages of " Darley's Condition Pow-
dersand Arabian Flea,ve Remedy" will
re, in all cases produce a satisfactory re-
m. stilt ; hundreds have testified to the fact.
—.At the funeral at Brooklyn on Sun-
day, of B;udolph Herr, a lawyer who
committed suicide, an unseemly inter-
ruption of the services was occasioned
by the demand of Herr's brother that
the deceased be buried in accordance
with the Jewish • faith, and not as a
Christian. A bitter eontention arose
between the widow •and her husband's
brother, and the remains were finally
taken to Greenwood, but the dead
man's friends threaten legal proceed-
ings to have the body interred in the
Jewish Cemetery. '
—The Rev. Charles Clarke, of Aus-
tralia, who, it will be remeMbered, lec-
tured in various places in Oetario three
Years ago, has been the cause of an ex-
traordinary scene at Gawter, South
Austra,lia. Whilst delivering a lecture
on Charles Diokens, and during the ie-
itation of the quarrel between Sairey
Gamp and Betsy .Prig, a Mr. James"
Harris shouted out that he would not
ermit the lecturer to talk about his
wife in that manner. A scene of great
onfusion ensued, during which severe,
adies fainted.
—New York city has 315 churche
nd places of wership, divided aa fol
1
-, and 170,- Piccadilly, L
Local N tic.es.
Kits. J. E. THOALkS, ikreSS and Man-
tle Maker, East Side:of Viet ria Square, Seaforth
; FRESH ARRIVALS in Choice Valencia
_ Raisins, Cranberries, &c.. t LAIDLAW & FAIR-
LEy's. 575
had madly loved. "Had he been good a
ows among the several denominations
rotestant Episcopal, 73; Roman
atholic, 54 ; Methodist Episcopal, 50
resbyterian, 41; Baptist, 31; He
rew, 25; Lutheran, 21: Dutch Re
to me, had ho given me kindness for 1
my devotion," she was wont to say, " P
would have been another woman." The 0
wrong -of one man made her the enenay P
of all men, and terrible was the revenge b
she wreaked on them: How often the
same story is repeated.
Remember the nam
signature of Hurd &
age. Northrop &L
proprietors fel- Can
medicine dealers.
EPPd!S 0000A.—G-T
ing.—"By a thorougl
natural laws which
tions of digestion an
a careful application
ties of well selected.
has provided our bre
a delicately flavore
may save -us many h
It is by the judicious
of diet that a donstiti
ually built up until st
sist every tendency t
areas of subtle mal
around na 'ready to
there is a weak point
many a fatal shaft by
well fortified. with
and see that the
o. is on each pack -
an, Toronto, Ont.
da. Sold by all
teful and comfort -
knowledge of the
crovern the opera -
nutrition, and by
of the fine proper -
cocoa, Mr. Epps
kfa,st tables with
beverage, which
avy doctor's bills.
se of such articles
ton inay be grad-
ong enough to re -
disease. Hun- Sugar, yellow, 12 lbs. for $1.
ies are floating
attack wherever
We may escape,
keeping ourselves'a Sugar, bright, 11 -lbs. for $1.
Our 40e. Tea, 3 lbs. for $1.
Our 50c. Tea, 3 for $1 25.
Our 65c. Tea, 3 lbs. for $1 65.
SEE HILL & COI'S SUITS
MADE TO 0,RDER AT $10.
BUFFALa ROBES.
No. 1 Whole Fall Extra Robes... $9 00
No. I de., lined and finished...... 12 00
No. 1 Whole Fall Prime......... 6 50
NO. 1 do., lined and trimmed.. . 10 00
No. 1 Whole Fall.. } 6 00
No. 2 Whole . . 4 00
No. 1 Whole Calfelined'and trim-
med 350
These Goods were bought at auction
at 25 per cent. less than current rates.
DURING THE LAST
WEEK OF THE YEAR
Up to January ist, we shall give
New Fruit Raisins and Valentia, 18 'lbs.
for $1.
Currants, new fruit, 18 lbs. for Si.
Sugar, good, 13 for $1.
ure blood,and„,
properly nourished f ame."—Cied Ser -1
Vice Gazette. Sold onl in Packete label-
led—” James Epps & o. Homceopath-
ic Chemists, 48, Thr adieeedle Street,
udon." 482-52
The Finger of God.
Under this heading the Nouveau
Monde, of Montreal, tells the following '
story: Two grown-up daughters of an
aged man named Ga,briel Cloutiereliv-
ing on Lagauchetiere street east, are
employed in a bout and. shoe fact
and the father gives them a bad cha
ter for intemperance and erring c
duct. The other night they came ho
half intoxicated and caused such
turba,nce that the old man deserted
house far the night. When he retur
the following morning, the wicked g
gave him a wain' reception, abus
him so nauch th.at he d.eemed it his d
to chastise them. They, however,
the best of a -rather serious quarrel (
motlaer assisting the father), and. dur
the fight the elder daughter severely
Mas third finger of her father's ri
hand. The parent took out a warr
for the arrest of his incorrigible dah
ters, but When he and the policein
arrived at the factory that afternoon,
was found that the girl who had. hitt
her father had just..met with au ac
d.ent by which the third -finger of h
right hand was cut off. The policem
was dismissed, for the old man perce
ed in this curious coincidence, th
" the finger of God had been. laid
punishment " upon the principal
fender.
Wolves in Minnesota.
ecently Mr. Miner, of the town
Lar la, Benton Couuty, Minnesot
wasdriving from his own house to M
Mo rill's, having ivith hina his wife an
thr' e children, and when. near t
Joc lyn. school house, was attacked b
Ifive large timber wolves. The nem
ben,. ts sprang at his horses, and whe
Mr. Miner struck at the nearest on
witl his whip it made a leap to get t
him bat struck against the wagon -bo
At t iS moment Mr. Miner's dog brave
ly attacked this wolf, but was at once
set ifpon, by the whole pack, killed and
almost entirely devoured. This gave Mr.
Miner an oppoitiruity- to whip up his
- horses and make off, whieh he did at
full gallop, calling loudly for help. His
cries attracted the attention of Mr. Joce-
lyn and family, who came to the rescue,
and the wolves WOTO driven off. But
for the fortunate interference of the doe
the r suit might have been more senous.
Au attack ot this kind. by wolves is al-
most without precedent in this part of
the tate, and it must be that the ani-
mals were driven to it by ravenous hun-
ger.
ory,
rac-
on-
nee
dis-
the
ned
iris
ing
uty
got
the
fire
bit
ght
ant
gh-
an
it
en
ci-
er
an
iv -
at
in
of -
of
a,
r.
he
o-
x.
Fa iner John and the Mule:
He was showing the man the new
bay nule that he was working in a
team with the old gray. "You -war-
rant dm sourid, and perfectly kind and
gentl ?" the inan said. " Perfectly,"
said f ruler John; my wife and chil-
dren. ( rive him and he is a perfect pet.
Came' into the house like a dog."
"
Eagr to shoe?" asked the man.
" Wel , I guess so; fat is. I never had
him saod ; don't believe in it; he works
betttej without it," said, farmer John.
"How does he act when you put the
the crirpper on ?" asked the man. -Far-
mer plin hesitated. " Well, pretty
good, 1 guess," he said ;. "fact is, I
never at it ou."- How does it get
on ?" skeet the man; "who does put it
On ?" "Well, 1 kind of don't know,"
said f rimer John; " fact is, he had the
harne. s on when I got him, and it fit
him s and he seemed to be so
kind. -o1 contented in it, like, that I sort
of nev r took it ern him." "And how
long lave you had him ?" asked. the
man. Farmer John chewed a wheat
straw very meditatively. "Well," he
said, "not to exceed more'n two years,
raebberf," And the man backed a little
further away, and said he would " sort
fo
5
th
ce
ca
th
di
ve
re
nt
he
Ta
th
-rie
of
en
rmed, 20; African Methodi 6 Episco-
al, 9 ; United Presbyterian, 7 ; Con-
regational, 6;' Reformed Pr sbyteriau,
; Universalist, 5; Unit rian, 4;
riende, 3; miscella,neous, 2 . Among
e last, one True Dutch Reformed, one
wedenborgian,and one Gree Catholic.
—A old and true story f Bayard
aylor'
Is
first marriage has been re-
ived. James Bayard Taylo he."-wa,s
lled hen. It was before h had left
e P nnsylvania printing office for
ew Y rk, and when he had only the
mmest intentions of corning fame. It
as a pure love match. he lady,
hose 'auto we cannot quote, was in. a
ry de icate state of health. A friend
mons rated. with Taylor bout his
arryi g a lady who was evi ently on
r wit to the grave. " W 11," said.
ylor, "1 am going as far wi h her to
e gra'e as I can." They ' ere mar -
an lived ha.ppilyiuntil t e death
•
the 1 dy from consuroptiola, which
sued n a few years.
e young boy of thirteen, son of
Kerr, 5th concession, Whit-
ound dead on- Sunday, 22nd
er the following melancholy
ances : Mr. and Mrs. Kerr
hurch. at 13rooklin, the father
e boy to water the cattle at
eturning about three o'clock,
r found, half -way betweeia the
dwelling, a horse lying on the
nd the boy under him quite
is siipposed that in taking
to the water the latter stutn-
fell upon the poor lad. 41-
e boy appeared to have been
some time, the horse had
d iintil the arrival of the sor-
ther and heart -broken mother.
McGregor,. wife of Duncan
,of Ekfrid, while feeding the
• Mao 23rd December, was sud-
eked by a bull, which had
the barn yard. The ;animal
her motions while th `i.
-a, or a c &lenge, rade a,
—A fi
Mr. W
by, was
ult., un
ciroums
went to
teiing t
noon.
the fath
barn an
ground
dead.
Mao hors
bled an .
though t
dead for
not mov
rowing f
—Mrs.
MoGrego
poultry o
denly att
the run o
mistakin
(Train to thei f • I
I
1•
LAKE HURON Herr
White Fish for Sale at the Ctntral Grocery. Leen-
LAW & FA/Rim:. 675
THE LORD LoRNE, New Pattern in.
White Stone Ware, compri• ing Tea Sets, Toilet,
Sets, &c. Will be opened ou next week. Call andl
see them. at LALDLAW & FAIN EY'S. 575 •
D. D. ROSE, Family rocer, Seaforth,
nvites the attention of caste buyers to his Stock
stautly taming, and
ngs, Trout, and
of Groceries. His Stock is co
is alentys fresh. His prices a a the lowest—it will
pay you to call. Examine Id goods end compare
prices. 574
'WILSON & YOUNG aye received a
choice lot of eery fie° Fruits of superior quality,)
which they are selling very ch ‘ap. Also it fine lot
of New Season's Teas, whieh f price and quality
they guarantee equal to anyi the market. Special
indueements will be given t parties buying in 1
largo quantities. Our stock of Sugars, Syrups,
Tobaccos, and General Glace, les is complete and
well assorted in all lines and as we have one of
the largeseand best bought et elis in Ontario, we
will not allow any house in th Trade to 'undersell
us. Call and examine our stock Wit &
Youila. 568
•
edreat Wee -tern
Trains leave Bruesels stalk
as under:
railway.
n, north and sou tn, .Waddell & Co.'s Dry Goods Store, where he is
prepared •
GOING NORTH. GOING SOUTH..
1
Mixed.. ....10:25 A: M. Mai 6:15 A.. M.
Accorn ... .... 9:08?; Ad. 'Ane th 12.15 A. me TO SELL AS C HEAP ' AS ANY IN
THE TRADE.
WM. HILL & CO.,
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479
ly attenled to.
D. S. OAMPBELL, Mitthell. g
f
iLOST NATION SEED WHEAL
,
THE andersigred will Jill orders for the above
•
D. D. ROSE FAIVIILY GROCER,
saaArpoli=taa-i ,
llas Pleasure in and iouncing to hia Friends and Cus-
tomers that every _Department is . fully stocked with
1 1
First-Cla,s Goods. .41Undreds of Families iestify
to the value given at .14)086.'S Grocery in the past, and
1
Ihe lopks forward to the future with every cOnfidence.
.ilTo Prices quoted. Co e and see, and be convinced
of the advantages qffer d. Jr° trouble to show Goods
and. give samples. _Flour, Corn, Oatmeal, Buckwheat
Four, Cracked ,Wheat, Hominy, &c. alwa4s kept in
Mock. D. D. ROS'E, Sea:forth,.
,
THE GOD.ERIOH FC)UNDRY_
Second. hand 2d Horse Engine, Balence Wheel and Saw Mandrel
Second hand 20 Horse Engine, Balauce Wheel Imo Pulleys Oomplel e...... . . .. .. ......... 225
$225
Second hand 16 Delete Engine, Balance Wheel Palloye and Gov 275
200
250
350
20b
225
ernj
econ , and 12 Horse Engine, Balance Wheel, PuHee s and Governors •
A Hoisting or Bost Engiue, with Iroieting Gear
Second hand 16 Horse Portable witb SmokeStack
Second hand 16 horse Portable Boiler, with Smoke Stack
Second hand 20 borse Porta tele Boiler, with Smoke Stack
Seeond hand no horse Portable Tubular Boiler. with Smoke Stack, Furnace, Front, Grate Bat,
St cam Gunge, Guage and Safety Wive:4, all iu Good Order
Second hand Shingle and Heading. "rfachine 450
Heading Jointer90
Heading Plauer ....40
Heading Tamer 50
Stave Machine, with Knife ... • ••••••VV••••• 70
80
New Engines and Boilere' cfn hand, also Made'to Order very cheap, machinery
for Flouring, Grist and Saw Mills. Middling Puriiiers of Improved Kinds.
Attended to.
eseAgricultural Implements. Stores of Valious llinds.--Repairs on Boilers, Mills, promptly
CODERICH FOUNDRY AND MANUFACTURINC COMPANY.
ONTARIO PRINTERS' EIWPORTUNI.
GWATKIN & SON
HAVE
M "CT
TO THEIR NEW PREMISES,
Cor. Bay and Wellington Streets.
SEAFORTH. BRUCEFI EU.
FURNITURE SIGN OF
THE
FONITURE.
M. ROBEATSON
CABINETMAKER
AND UNDERTAKER,
HAS AGAIN OPENED A
Retail Furniture Store
Two Doors North of his Old Stand, epposite
Mail - 3:58 P. M. 'Mix d 7:)5 P. M.
Grand Trunk Railwoy.
Trains leave Sealorth and Centon Sta times as
follows :
GOING Wnsr— Seel -man CLINToN.
Express • 2:25 P. M 2;45 P. M.
Express fp58 P. el 9:e0 P. AL
Mixed Train0:00 A. M 10:00 A. lc
GOING EAST— SEAFORTH CLINTON.
Mided Train7:52 A, M 7:27 A.M.
Express Train.: 1:15 P. M 12:50 ?. M.
Mixed Train5:00 P. M '4:25 P. M.
Mixed Train10:85 A.M. 10:00 A.M.
•
Londo,n, Huron and Bruce.
GOING NORTH— Mail. Mixed. Express.
P.M. A. M. P.M.
London, depart.... 2 15 5 55 6 15
Exeter 3 85 8 05 7 85
884 751
844 758
13Kii.Pele)eetilleld 1
Hensall
438 (551882
Clinton
B)yth 4 25
4 52
row ng Wingheni, arrive. 5 25
GO/NG SOUTH— • Mail.
0
rush at er aud throwing - her to the
-ground,- iored her in. the left arm,.
thrusting a horn nearly throtigh the -
arm.. T e maddened anirnall would
doubtless have soon finished the poor
lady's soj urn on earth- had • she not
spied. a ing in the bull's - nose, and
seizing it he held the brute until her
husband, ssisted by the hired man, re-
lieved her fromrdanger,
. • —The areather is severe throughout
Great Britain. . Therehave been heavy
snow stor s in many parts of the Cou-
tineet. Ii Scotland it has been especi-
ally sever , and all the railways in the
north Were blocked. Two London mail
trains were snowed. up ten or twelve
miles from Aberdeen. Numbers of
trains were siiowed up, and trafad sus-
pended. In some places the snow is over
twelve fee deep. This is the heaviest
snow fall n thirty years. Telegrams
from Ger any, Switzerland, and other
parts of th Continent bring news of
immense s low- etonne. Li' Geneva, 400
verses and carts are _eon. -
A. Al.
1,Vinghara, depart... 10 55
12115
Biota
Oliuton -1-10
Brucefield
lei ppen. t 40
2,21 055(57)
Elen still
.
Exeter
UNDERTAKING
Attended to as Usual.
A Large Stock of COFFINS, CASKETS, CAPS,
SHROUDS, &c., always on hand..
581 M.' ROBERTSON.
KIDD'S HARDWARE.
RECEIVED
-900 S0- DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS
9-43 8 25
10 82 852
11 80 925
Mixed. Express.
A.M. P.1%1.
700 615
' 785 655
80t 721
838 748
828 , 758
834 804
8s9 828 •
The average duration of life throughout the
globe is thirty-three years. And in order to attain
this age, many are compelled to eractise the laws
of health witlethe Utmost cart, particularly fe-
males, who are' subject to -so many complaints to
which males are not subject, and for which VIC-
TORLA 1.311Offu. AND UVA UNSI the only great
remedy,' and if used in time ye old prevent dia-
betes, Bright's Disease, and all de :angements of the
urinary organs. Old people espedally will derive
great benefit from the use of this :medicine. Free-
anan's.Worm. Powders are cam -tan specific against
worms, if given in time. 556-52
'NM= • 01111.11••31.1110.1.1.
PERSONAL.
p0AltDEUS.—A number of Boarders can be
1-, accommodated with: hoard, either ladies or
gentlemen. Apply to J. M. CA-eDWELL, (only
man and wife), GocleAch Street, Seaforth. 570
SPECIFIC ARTICLES.
men and 1 0 I tE SYS "to -
stantly oce
A Paris d
have pellet
Metz. Th
pied in clearing the streets.
spatch states that wolves
•ated as far as the gates of
re is more snow on the Vos-
ges than t e oldest inha,bitant remem-
bs—rsThe la est piece of cuteness comes
from San rancisco, namely, a process
for maamfa, turnig bens' eggs from de-
leterious materials. Accordine to the
narrative t e albumen is imitated by a
mixture of ulphur, carbon, and fatty.
matter ob aimed from the slaughter
houses and rendered sticky with muoi-
lage. The olk is made of blood, phos-
phate of I me, magnesia, muriate of
ammonia, o eic and marganc acids, and.
colored wile chrome yellpw. The
shells are shaped from a mass of gyp-
sum, plaste
and oxide o
blown the a
a hole in th
Mao sides; t
of pans, carbonate of lime,
iron. After the shells are
bumen is forced in through
small end and sticks to
en the yolk is added, and
t PO I Ali. Jor S ttle, on Lot
26, Concession 6aMoreis, one mile from Brus-
sels, any quantity of cedar post, either ent or
by the acre. Apply to ALEX. ROBERTSON,
opposite Leyden's Hotel, 567
MONEY.
WHO WANTS MONEY ?—A
Y dollars, private funds, for it
ment at 8 per cent. interest. A
H. BENSON, Solicitor, Seaforth
fOW theueand
mediate invest.
to JAMES
533
LAY
MONEY TO LEND.—I have
"-LA- Moneyto Lend on good impr
at 8 per cent. Charges very s
object if seenritY ample. I don'
Company. JOHN S. PORTER,
ny amount of
ved farms only,
natl. Sum no
lend for. any
eaforth. 570
W.A.NTED.
PPRENTIOES WANTED.—
ded- diately, two apprentices to t
business. Apply to MISS ROG
residence of Mr. C. M. Dunlop, Se
TEACHER WANTED.—. Want
-I- Section No. 11,' In the Lon
Male Teacher, holding 'a second
certificate. ipplications, evith
ing salary, to be addressed tdP.TA
Ethel P. 0. A personal applies
preferred.
anted imme-
e Dressmaking
RS, near the
forth. 5748
d, for School
bip of Grey, a
or third-class
ertificate, stat -
ES SPENCE,
ion would be
577x4
Aug RICAN CUT NAILS; ,
SPADES, SHOVELS, . FORKS,
1, HOES AND RAKES,
GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, &c
FENCING WIRE --
AND BUILDING HARDWARE
Of Every Deserrption Cheap.
EAVE TROUGHS AND CONDUCT
'ENG PIPE ;
Put a; on the Shortest Notice and Warranted.
ASIPeciat inducements to Cash and WILLIAM ROBERTSON & 00.
Prompt Paying Cits,tomers.
JOHN KIDD.
CIRCULAR
SAW.
WM. ROBERTSON
SEAFORTH.
CI)
tet
0
0
• tt
1-4
D)-
1 -I
cr:
1
CALL AT WILLIAM ROBERTSON
tee
02
,
Lt
; trj
1727I
FROM THE BEST DOUBLE REFIN- 0
P.4
0
ri)
HARDWOOD WITHOUT REFIT- et
&.CO.'S AND SEE THE IMPROVED
DIAMOND CROSS -CUT S.A.w, MADE
ED CAST STEEL, • AND GUARAN-
TEED TO aur THIRTY CORDS OF
TING. ALSO LANCE TOOTH, ONLY
EIGHTY CENTS PER, FOOT.
MRS. C.M. DUNLOP'S Fell Term in
Made eilldopeu on Sept. 16tii. Pupils
should give in their filmes previous to
the opening o/ the class. Those not hay;
ing Instruments can be accommodated
with use of Piano or Organ at very mod-
erate rates. Seaforth, Sept. 7, 1878. i61
THE HENSALL PORK -FACTORY,
G. & J. PETTY
Are prepared to pay the HIGHEST PRICE for
• any quantity of
HOGS, ALIVE OR DRESSED
ALL KINDS OE pURED MEATS
Constantly on Hand.
FINE LARD, SAUSAGES, PORK
CUTTINGS, &c.
523 G. & J. PETTY.
HARDWARE AIERCHANTS,
SEAFO RT
SEAFORTH PLANING MILL.
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
THE subscriberbega leave to thank his numerous
-1- OUStomers for the liheralpatronage extended to
hive/ince commencing business in Seaforth, and
triists that he may be favored with a continuants
of the same.
Parties intending to build wenld do well to give
him a call, as he will continue to keep on hand a
arge stock of all kinds e/
DRY PINE LUMBER,
el A 111 SI E ,
DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, ETC.
He feels confident of givingsatiefaction to those
erne mayfavottahim with theirpatronage, as none
but first-claenworkmen *reemployed.
ir...-Partionlarettention paid toCustoin Planing
201 JOHN H. BROADFOOT.
'�51)3IIVTQ PIIS NI J,Saa �kILL
02
0
0
ee,
0
NEW BRUNSWICK. CALCINED
aou TI V
Lt
02
it4
Lt4
02
0
tri
4-4
0
-
L-4
0
Ps;
07 01
0t
tu •
•
tz7i
1
NOSNHOf
S 3H1OJS
0
11
*a 1vAxnivn
J -L.1
- named vrheat until the first -day of Feb -
3879. Those who have already 'ordered will
1 plelse cell befole that date to enslre their fget.
1 ting the quantity orderee. The weeet UN grown
in MeKillop this year mud the yield from 26 16,60
beshels sowift, wee 425 bushels. All orders by
plait will be proMptly attentled to.
576-4 ANDREW GOTENLOCK, Wintinap-
DRAYAGE. .
THE undereigned having entered into co -part-
-e- nea.nie, are prepared to meet tete wants of_
the Alerehants of Seaforth and ()them who may
require eneir services 48 carriere to and from the
Railway freight shale and elsewhere on most
reaseneete Miens. Orders iney be left at Joseph
Brownelt's Eirocery etore, and will receive prompt
and careful attention. _
i NORMAN- BROWNELL.
JOSEPH ABELL.
Seaferth, Ang. -80, 1-875. .560
- - -- - -- - - -
HENSA.Lk
FREE TRADE.
VARMERS and others buying Corn wiR be lib-
_ wally -dealt with. Conte andsee the Corn and
get our pries for whole cathopped eyrie. Mom
end Feed deliveree at Wholesale prices by the
ton er car. Grieting attended to punetRally as
venal. Chopping done every day.
570 MeGREGOR & URQUHART.
NEW GRAIN WAREHOUSE
I(IPPEN STATION.
THE subscriber having vo"mpletedarrangernente
d- with a frSt-e-its grain firm, ewe rented the
Warehouses at this place, and will pay the high-
est market price in oailh for all goo 1 eterehente
able farm produce defivered here. Wnile thank-
ing his many friends In Stanley and Hay for
up
their liberal sport in the past, he hopes to
merit a continusaice of the autee, and also a fair
share of patronage from the aejoipitag section af
Tnekersmith,
572
DA.VID LENNAld.
ROBERTS •
DRI1C AND VARIETY STORE.
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
THE Choicest and oheapeSt 101 of Toys, Dolls,
-1- Vases, Writing Desk, Work Boles Books,
ol
and general Fey -Goods, -suitable for 'Holiday
presents, is now on exhibition at ROBERTS'
Dreg Store.
Intending purchasers v.111 find it to their ad-
vantage to call early.
i. Opposite Cabana's Hall, deaforth.
571
S. RORERTS.
BUTTER TUBS.
S. TROTT, SEAPOR,The
jS now prepared to eupply alt custometewtth
any number of his
SUPERIOR BUTTER TUBS,
At $30 per hundred, Cash. These Tubs are so
well and favorably known to the trade that it is
unnecesuary to say anyeleing in their recommene
daTROTT also manufasm
etures a all Hartle
wooiFT:
llitute suitable for washing butter in. ,
Orders by Mail or otherwise promptly attend -
S. TROTT, Seaforth.
edto5.
o
1\7-00'..CI
TO GRANGE -RS, FARMERS AND
OTHERS.
A 5 THEY occupy the attention of all, tholes
del- hard times, the subscriber is determined to
meet them by offering good inch Hendoele " not
usually sold for inch," at the following rates:
12 foot Hemlock. al$7 00 per thoueund ; 3.4 foot
Fencing, at $7 W,farCash. Al] enders over 4,(1410
e per cent. discount. -Call and see if you don't
get what is represen)ed.
Book Accounts OITOT 8 months will be charged
8 per cent.
The subsceiber thanks his numerous customer -if
for their libpial support, and solicits it continu-
ance of their favors.
ZORN THOMPSON,
438 Stearn Saw hfills, Aloltitop.
EGG
The 'subscriber herby- thanks hie ntireefiene
customers(tnerchants and oth.ere) for their libeleaj.
patronage dttringtue past toren veers, and hopes,
by strict integrity and close attention to bueiness
to merit their confidence and trade the future.
Hewing greatly enlarged bit; piennsea, nnirne
the winter, lie is now prepared to pay the
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
.For any gnantitv of good fresh .egge, delivered
at the
EGG EMPORIUM, -
Main Street, Sealoett.
Wanted by the enbseriber25 Ione of good dee
clean WHEA.T JeTleeeW.
D. W:L4ZSON.,,
1.4.#
ID.. :TB WA_
riJ
_
A reeD1MOD tobacco IVIIEN for the Fame priee
Yon can get
THE MYRTLE NAVY?
SEB T. & B. IN
GILT LETTERS
572-12 ON EACH PLUG.
MARRIAGE'LICENSES
OU CERTIFICAT184,
Under the new Act,) issued' it the
EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SEAFORTH.
'Under authority of the Lieutenant -Governor
,
BLU EVALE, ONT.,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER
IN ALL KINDS OF
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKINC,
A good supply of Wood .and Cane Seat Chairs,
Bedsteads., Teblee, Stattde, Bureaus, Cupboards,
end Softie very cheap.
Coffins. Trimmings, and Robes
AIwa3rs on Hand.
Lie° a supply ofFurniture kept in Belmore—
Mr. Homy Lioyd. ealesman.
571 D. STEWART, Illuevale.
LUMBER FOR SALE.
HEMLOCK, Firet Quality, 56 per M. PINE
from $8.
BILLS OCT TO -ORDER,
All Lengths, from 10 to 50 Feet, at the
PONY MILL, IN MZIIILLOP.
The Subscriber has elso it
. LUMBER YARD IN SEAFORTH[,
Where all kinds of Lnmber can be -obtained.
479 THOMAS DOWNET,
DR. WILLIAM GRAY'S SPECIFIC
MEDICINE,
The Great_ English
Remedy is especially
xecorconended AS an
unfailing cure for
Seminal Weakness
Spermatorrhea, Impo-
tency, and all diseases
that follow as it se-
quence of Self abase,
Before atom Loss of Memory, her akig.
Universal Lassitude, Pedm in the Back, Dinundle
Of Vision, Premature Old Age, and manyother
diseases that leads to Insanity or Coneumption
and. it Premature Grave, all of which at a rule are
Dest caused by.deviating front the Peptof nature
• ekna over indulgence. The • Speeiffe Medleine is
the result 04 life study and many years of ex-
perience In t?eating these specialdiaeaftes. Paw.
phlet free by mail. The Specific Medicine is sold
by it1I-DrugOate at $1 per package, eir 6 pitelagee
for $5, -or will ha sent by m&1 onre�e$pf.ofthi
money, by addressing WILLIAM GRAY & 00,
Windsor, Out Sold in Seaforth by Hickson &
Bleaedell, 1. Roberta 'R. Lumsden and all
deuggiFt merchants.