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ELLIS, KIPPEN,
aAIN ON HAND;
fl THE FARMERS' WANTS. -
IkIELl IS has HOW on hand a stock
Di:treend Harrows. -which for work -
el jet. dt. ties all comers. Also Plowe
pee% mar ain't urea hy Meuroe, of
hieh epeak for thems,elves.'i tea
eat it, NN anted in faiming,
tORSE-ZHOEiNG
es nenal, with &tea& atteutiou to the
, putt s. T. Mt11 horse slioate
!t,af. azia ifl ienet. Treece aU weri
in this line is luet1 iu highthd
estinato,
"MRS FARMERS!!
t enr I lows and Harrows Ilkpairea
'Elppen—he rnakce the m weak
1.e; fl ing of all lands atteuded to
t re ti'(, and sath-facti(n gueran.
inee trial the]. 1)e couvIneee,
take s thie opportunity ee
a lee it ..ny cuetemeis and th.e public
e tte
try libtial support they have
iu the past, end hopes that by
it •k am l by close_attention to bast.
th•-ir eentldence in the future, to.
.• •
fl.
ore- tit. w tent e as may wish to
t
tle Stand, and ceme when you win
ees find me ready ter hneiness.
.41S BIELLIS, Kapaspera
••44-.1.,t., A gt,titi COW—Wilt CAIVO about
C89
ERIS' DRUG STORE.
L; keeps the Purest Druh and
kt. cps all the Leading Patent
[.
ernes,
keeps the Best Perfumery,.
rlso Combs, &c.
kepi Ne. 1 Trusses, &ioti.
eeteee and Supporters.
; kt t pa Tooth, . Nail, Hair,
s and Bath Brushes.
keeps First-class Dye Stuffs-.
kteps the Best Horse anct
etti. iUS.
keeps the. Best Tobaccos,
eeipes..&e.
Oj-
WE HIM A GALL.
aits Carano's Iia1I Seaf
PLANING MILL,.
OO( Affi Billa FACTORY
"ee. -e• leave t•than k his nareeron
fe. beral pe: renege extended:to
i'a It, ire St; in Seaforth,and
; f.t.,,e1 with a eontittuance-
, e lit e build wrinia Lio won to .gin
eent hare to keep on liara
aIi Lin Is et
Y. PINE LUMBER,
. .3„
illeiNDS.;„ MOULDLN:GS;
LATH, ETC.
eri-teetofeivingeatisfaction to those
a it li their pa t renege ate none
xrkititu s,re employed.
enti.". to Cnetom Planiee
JOHN H. BROADFOOT.
Ok
EM PORiUM1
-:17wr he:eTTir thank 4 hi A numerous
• a a., egt lite eel at here t fur their
•teee durin‘ the pest 7 e:ears, and
inte oity ana r!. rIft attentionto
aerie the ir coutalence mud -trade in
revina er. tole enlarged hie prem. -
:net wilizei. he is new prepared to pay
GHEST CASH PRICE
- titer ef Good Fresh Egge, delivered
,napereira,
.STREET„ SE.A.FORTH.
sat ecriher, 25 tons of gotid dry
rew.
D. 1). WILSON.
0 PA SRC.; tAL, LI VERY
-s.',EAFO.RT11.
rHua FORBES,
erelaeed the Stuck and Trade of tha
ceael Livery, Seaforth, from Mr.
:eley. aeee to state that he intends
a lee-a/nese in the (ad staud, andha
.ieel horeee end vehielee bile
wk_ :None bat
nfiatable Velaett4 and Good
pillorse$ WW be
Oplan Buggies and Cerr'ages, arct
I4treelle Wagonalways ready for use.
:
rt0;i'af 711e Matte With Com-
. ;nr reia 1 Nen.
at the etables or any of the holt
edett to.
F
l•tz
TNE MILLION,
e:ental have on handea large sapplY
siq4s. shingles, et
- lac Village of
Serii. wed woeltraen, from the very
i•Le warmer in which we mann,
'at 1.: at. there ie no Bastard Shingles
Faye etc:ear:: 1 to de PN ING
tiooum. asatt trinsiit at short
1 1),'re :teal Sash always Ott
.ut Blinds and Mouldings made to-
Ae• PATTON, )
1. TOUNG, • Ti•usteete
A. L. GIBSON, '
FTER TUBS.
r it( In', EA FOI tTfl ,
to snit; all customeia It1t4
;i.0 his
it BUTTER. TUBS,
ThpseTele.; •are so
le L alien te the trade that it is
eay at! stieng itt their reeonnuere
eneenfacttires a small Had.
..• t 'ea •1.ine b'tt• er in.
et orO ten:wise premptly
S. MOTT, Se
AND ° c7AS
• r hae eev• on handat muse%
f reei Cleat , at far meld
• a .1 in bee of 10 bueheis
i(E*rfIAN HAS RD
-V BEEN GOING.
et. hen 1 dining the next fat
tee-a:•coed Peee for Seed, at KipPel
S tea, tale, fitly qmintity of VI*
e. a a O: pri
DAVI: MeLENNAN.
R oilEssiriG.
MSS STARK
t 1 La iie-; of Seaforth alli
ie &eel:need to wake up
CURLS, BRAIDS, tcol
,t FaeLien frrtn Curabings,
ar. t V, mad all o ret e r putictrialITS
e -ill benefited. Itesidence—
MARCH 28, J879.
ssealla
_I .
- THE HURON' EXPOSITOR.
liCONV Sir Walter Scott Saved Enierson is 75, and Victor Hugo 76.
the One Pound Not.. - Chief Justice Ailey was 87. Charles
•1 aoCrrtCalofaollonlived t 91
The Scotch resisted the dest -notion
of their favorite currency witl fiery
zeal with which, a century befo -e, the
Irish had refused to receive Vood's
halfpenny." Every man with Scotch
blood in his veins or Scotch bre- ale on
his tongue, was ready to belie tlat
the measure would ruin Scotian.. Few
Scotchmen, however, had 'eith r the
skill or the knowledge which would
have enabled them to oxplais their
views upon the subject. Eithe from
ienoraace or iudifference, Melvil e had
assented to t o nox ons sc
I 13 i Tito
fifty Scotch members represen ed, it
must be recollected, Lord M
Now was it possible. for Schtlk ncli to
make herself heard, except t rough.
Lord!7ife1vi11e The answer earn from
iinarter which no one could dis
- A proposal to stop .€1 notes ronst.d the,
patriotism of the "Wizard. f the
North " Scott was under obli ation
o nee .
! John Adams reached. 92, and Thema
Jefferson 83. Martin Van Buren
almost 80. Stephen Girard died at 8
and John Jacob Astor at 85. , Ancli-eN
1 Jackson. was 74, James Buchanan 7
: John Tyler 74, and Millard Filmor
the same. Caleb Cushing a,nd. Georg
Ilancroft are each 78. Young men
don't be discouraged. Take gool car
of yourselves, keep out of debt, gel
• home early at night, and you re 'ay a
; go into the peventies.
•
The Stock. Gamblers of New
York.
The Stock gamblers of Wall stree
are occasionally tossed worse thin th
stocks they deal in. Not lona teso on
1- of them, a victim. of Black Friday,
committed suicide. More recentaY on
of them was sent up for vagrancy ; an
on Wednesday last one of them was
sent to the penitentiary for a petty
I theft. All of these men were onc
wealthy. The fascinations of Wall
street -were too ntuch for them, how
ever, ancl they refused. to give up th
; game until there came the inevitabl
crash. Probably not one man ip. five
hundred reaches more than tern orar
1 success in Wall street. Hundr ds o
fortunes are Made, but they dis_ ppea,
as rapidly as they come, and. thei pos-
sessors in alipost every e di
poor, and frequently by their own hand.
Jim Fiskwas probably sa-ved from pov-
, erty by the friendly bullet of S okes ;
and if Jay Gould ever retires, it ill be
because of the lack of means t con -
'to the Scotch bankers for the col. -Werth-
,-
tion which they htqc shown him luring
his distress. His strong Soot pre-
judices were, moved by what he t iought
an iujusticc- to Scotland. and he robalar
ly longed for sterner work than" 'Wood-
stock "—work which -would caa
oat of his troubles, and. lead iiitnl to for-
- get his own embarrassments. j Thele
various considerations loth -iced L in for
the IDOIRClIt to throw aside the novel,
and adopt the character of " alachi
Nalagrowtber," a Scotch trail. stumps
Malagrowther had no -great
,retentions to economical Ruch, ladae,
but he bad an. inexhaustible fund Of
haler, and, he -was a Scotehman to the
- backbone. He Complained that 1,e had. -
discovered- a. delibesate design n the
part of. England to affront Sco lancl ;. ;
and all his fellow cc outrvmen 1St ieved.
Ile saw a- c• nfirmation of his
suspicions in the 4uppression of no.;
Board of Customs ir Edinburg, nd
consolidation- with tho Loudon I ard.
He declared that the substitution of
soverigns for -notes would fill So tidad
with a new race of highway men.
Arguments of this character word have
little weight in grave assembly ofi
cia,ns ; but they were exactly suit d to
feed. the flame which was burnin from
one end of Scotland to the other It
was in vain that Croker, the See -etary
of the Aiamiralty, the ablest li .erary
man in./Lord Liverpool's Admi istra-
tion, wilting under the name o the
"Bradwardina Waverly," eudeav red. to
reply to " Malachi Tilalagrowt1 er's
arguments; it was irripossible to resist
his humor. The Ministry h d to
abandon the intention which the had
formed. of exteliding Scotland their,
scheme of suppressing small not s
Euglaud. In the sarne three rm nthe
in which the great reverse had fal cu
him, and itt which he had learne for
the first time the fatal nature o his
wife's illness, Scott had. added a neer
leaf to his laurel crown: Single iand-
ed, he had encountered- the Mi istry,
and single handed_ he had. b' titan
them., •
A Resolute .Lady Curie
, The worthy proprietor of Carg n is
lmown to Le an enthusiastic eurleil„ and.
his enthusiasm, which ,has infected so.
many, has not suffered. the' inmates of
his own household to escape, for Mr.
Dudgeon, Jr, is only less ardent on the
ice, and the female amnesties of Car -
gen, inspired, by the example of their.
masters,. „lately challenged an ' equal
.number of the fair sex to a ,bonspiel.
The challenge "was accepted, - and a
. meeting* took place; the coutei ding
rinks being skipped by ladies pro pted
and directed by gentlemen. . It- i not
- usual to find a rink of lady curie s at
play, -The phenomeuen, hoWev r, is
not Unprecedented., LatlieS on s ates,
at least in Seetland-e-were never seen,
and probably never heard. of, till o ly a
few <year s ago; and would r their
have astonished our great-grandmo hers
to, have seen how fast it Was po sible
,for a young lady to be (on skates) ith-
oat losing her modesty. But t ough
our gratulmotkersnever tried the s otes,
they have been known on rare OCCEt
and in obscure. localities to tur out
with their husbands arid sWeethes.. ts to
have a piteli in -the roaring game.' It is
long since we heard of anything .0 , the•
sort having occurred, however, an in
these, days when lissom Maidens .e to
skim the leo ou. skates, our -MO rons
might do worse than exercise hem -
selves by quietly indulging in the ore -
solid and 'stationary. sport of cu ling.
The result of the match between the
Gargeu domestics, -whom-we shall call
the insiders, and. the ladies residin on
the estate—the wives and daualitels of
farmers and others—whom we hall
can the outsiders, was such as to yore
_rant the highest - expectations t be
formed of female curling; ladies not
'infrequently bec•ome champion aro. net
players; they might attain similar dis-
tinction on the ice as curlers. • On the
occasion of which we tire speaking, the
game was in the fullest sense well bon. -
tested ; the ladies threw their stones
and laid. their_ cows like men,' doing
th,eir• work of sweeping as ladies only
can do it, Towards 'the end _of' the
game, however, an- unfortunate • 'Led;
dent occurred. , Tito lady who ski- ped
the outside rink; in '.delivering her
stone, •slipped, fell, and—broke an rm.
An accident like this 'would have sent
some fair ones into SWOolia and ina y of
the sterner sex to Led;- not..eo our I ere,
me, however. It only served. to b
out More hilly her_ resolution and en-
thusiaSm. Her rink was likely to \ in ;
it would not fail Ire any failure of 1 ers.
So -she got her arm in a Sling, and, go-
ing at it single-handed, had the s tis -
faction of corning off victorions, • a ilia
the cheers (*tall around witne sed
titO exciting ganic. .T)ic lady a ter -
wards pneOetIreel surgical asSistai ;
but the limb . -was se swollen that it
could net be set and spaced. for a day
or two.
Ripe Old. Age.
Living to a ripe age is not yet
one of the leq arts." Pius IX. Ovas
stared to nee his 81t1i. -year. Count de
Waldeok, Wilt) died three' years ago,Was
pasT
t 100. he Emperor. Of Germanv is
82. Marshal MaeMalien , is 72. The
1:;.fe :AL Thiers Was over 80, and. the his-
torian Guizot had roached 87. rd
Brougham was 89, Lord Palmerstm 81,
and Earl Russell tit). William Ci len
BrYant was past 83. Richard na,
who -introduced Bryant • to the pu lic,
has recently died 1.1.t the ago of 91.
Longfellow is 71, and -Whittier
passed 70. Charles O'Connor is
Cardinal :A.PCloskey is 68, and, ope
Leo XIII. is the Mr. Mods one -
is 7-1. Carlyle is 83, ands still bri
tume'his speculations. -
----:- --a--
• A Reprobrate Lord.
,
. Few sadder ' stories respectin ithe
aristocracy of England could. b told
than attaching to the ... areer
of the . young Viscount , Maid tone,
who has just died. His life, as r_has
been pointed out, would not -eflect
lustre upon any order of ;society, el
rven
the lowest. He was familiar [the
bankruptcy court, and. he was co tinu-
ally getting into some .scrape or other.
On one oecasion he enlisted as a rivate
in the army, but was speedily rawn
out. He compressed a sped 4 'al of
of what is called " life " into his brief
space of twenty-six years, an this
killed him. Ile was heir to the Earl-
doms of Winchelsea and. Nottingham.
Not long ago he married the dailighter
of a wealthy Conservative mem .er of
Parliament, Sir George jenkinso • A
wasted and a blighted life is th only
record he hasieft behind him.
-
EPPS'S COCOA.—Grateful and co i sfort-
ing.--" By a thorough knowledge *f the
natural laws which govern the ipera-
tions of digestion and nutrition, a ' d by
a careful application of the fine p :oper-
ties of well selected cocoa Mr. "Epps
has provided our breakfast tables -with
a delicately flavored beverage,
may save us nia.ny heavy doctor's
It is by th4. judicious -use of such a
of diet that a constitution may be
ually.built,up until strong enough
sist every tendency to disease.
areas of subtle maladies are 11
around. us ready to attack wh
Thich
tills.
ticies
grad -
to re-
Hun-
ating
rever
there is a weak pdint. We may e cape
many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood, and a
properly nourished. frame."—Civil. AS'er-
vice Gazette. Sold only in packets Ethel-.
led—" James Epps & Coa, Honiceo ath-
lc Cheinists, 48, Threadneedle Street,
and 170, Piccadilly; London." 48 L52
TIIE PEOPLE WANT Pnoor.—Th re is
no medicine pres,cribecl by physici ns or
sold by Driiggists,-that carries suc evi-
dence of its.succegs and superior 'rtue
as.BoseireE's GERMAN SYRUP for s vere
Coughs, Colds Settled on the b east;
Consumption or:any disease of the T4iroat
aud Lungs. A proof of the fact i that
any person.afflicted can get a Salmple
Bottle for 10 cents and try its su . erior
effect before buying the regular size at
75 cents.. It has lately been introc need
in this country fromGermany, sis d its
wonderful cures are astonishing jivery
one that uses it. Three doses wi I re-
lieve any case. Try it. Sold by all
Druggists. . i .
. 1 •
• Consumption, so prevalent' an
. fatal, is dreaded as the great scour
our race; and. yet, in the form
stages, all pulmonary complaints
be readily -controlled by using "Br
Pultnonic Wafers." They will re
the 'worst cough in a few minutes,
have a most beneficial infltence o
bronchial 'and pulnaona,ry organs;
they must be used in time. P
speakers and singers will also d
great benefit by using there. Sol
all druggists and country dealers.
25 cents per box. ,
so
e of
tive
in ay
an's
ieve
and
the
but
iblic
rive
by
rice
Local Notices.
Mils. J. E. THOMAS:Dress and fan -
tie. Maker,'East Side of Victoria Square, SeeCorth.
COItN.—e1.4 amount of Corn in q an-
tities to :mit purchasers' by the bushel or ca lots,
at J. 13.aowereoe's. 583
GAnnOW & MEYER, Barristers, Ing-
ham, have now on hand a quantity ofiPiivate
Funds to -loan at 8 per cent. 581
EVERY VARIETY of Field, Garden and
Flower Seeds, pure end fresh at W. n. Dou-
GALL & Co.':;, Main Street, Seaforth. 588
SECI:Ista Your, shadow ere the ub-
stance fades." Charles Moore is now in fall blest
in his new Photographic Studio, Whitney's 'lock,
Seaforth. 583 . •
SEE THE Sone 25 bars for ,5.1 at Rt SE'S
Grocery. See that very fine tea at 50 cont, orth
60 (ante, and those clic ap Raisins and Curren Is at.
Ruse's 0 roc, ry: 571
FAItifiellet—SEED OATS.—Just Arrived,
1,000 bushels of Choiee White Otits for seec
ported from Illinois. Apply to L. flunkey,1(o. 1,,
titors-hong,, 01.• at ;Tului Kyle's Grocery Store Sea -
forth. 587 .
1)..1)..RoSE, :Family .Grocer, Seafo
teeie_s the attention of cash buyers to hie
of (Iroeeries. his Stock is constainlyturnin
ie always fa eh. His oriel a are the lowest --i
pay'you to call. Examine his good ; and ceeipare
prictet. 574
rfir,
'toel:
, and
will •
1
per claims for it, and most confidently -recom-
mend it cis economizing both time and labor, and
as doing its work well—Mrs. T. Goldsmith."
"Having given Dobbine' Electric Soap a fair trial,
1 thjnk 11. itt n11 rnnn,ifnbivrng•if. fn
a be--Mrs.'R. T. Coleman." • I desire
and customore to give this Soap one 1ritt1,
, ratty know just how good the best
7 United Stetes is THOMAS KID
, Ont., Agent for Huron County, 571-52
3 WM. ALLEN is selling out.
3 down. Tea sets at cost. ''Toilet'sate
, Glassware elow par. - Teas, b ob't value
. New fruits at wholesale prices. Bargains
-. round.- WiLL/Am ALLEN, next door,
bookstore. 585 ,
1 'CROCKERY -AND GLASSWARE.1--
wanting to buy anything in Crockery
will find our stock complete and well assoli:ted,
prices loweth
r an in any other houee,
siclered. Tea Sets from fi2 up, Toilet,
And ainvards. WILSON & Youtio. 586
3 NEW TEAS. —Received this,
)• wiasos & YOUNG'S, 41, kir) 0011SigTh11(111t
Choice New Season's Black, Green and:Japan
bought direct front the importers at
, cash prices. For quality and price eve
dently recommend them as the best velue
. Call and examine our Stock before our
guar:elite° satisfaction. 586
-
limy friona,
so the,
toap in tlii
D, Seaforth
- -
Crocker3
very low
in town
al
to Papst1
PartieE
. . .
or Glassware
am
qe lity eon.
Sets, $1 lf
week at
Of RAVI
Teas
the lowest
can eons
in town,
hasing—w(
kucklen.'s Arnica Salve.
- The beet salve in the world for Cuts,
Sores; 'Weer% Salt Rheum,. Tater,
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds
. .
Eruptions. This Navels guaranteed to
, fect.satiefaction in every case or money
, Price 25 cents per box. For sole by
Bleasdell, Seaforth. .
Bruises,
Chapped
of Skin
give per•
refunded,
Hickson &
566-8in
cough, cold,
of voice,
the throat
Discovery
of hun-
and that
No other
permanent
that Dr.
of asthma,
coughs,
disease, if
drug store,
free of
556-8in-2
.
Ontario.
a short
from the
I
genuine
it are con-
parties to
short time,
the
Some cases
saved their
assure You
Hypophos-
has come
puhuonary
believing
every other
Chemist.
2-586
.
of the
balsams
by the
and aro
so blended
of
bottles are
.of the
eel° by
2-586
dangerous
causes.
and Uva
dis-
aro suc-
which
bottle.
' '2-586.
Hagyara's
It is used
and ex-
Scalds,
Asthma.
Seaforth.
2-586
,
' -Facts that We Kn.pw.
If yon are suffering. with a severe
asthma:, bronchitis consumption,lose
tickling in the throat, or any affection of
or lungs, We know that Dr. King's. New
will give -you immediate relief. We know
dredsof eases it has 'eompletely cured,
ivhere all other enedicineil had felled
remedy eau ehow one half as Jimmy
cures. Neer to give you satisfactory proof
King's : New Discovery will cure you
bronchitis, hay fever, consumption, severe
colds, hoarseness, or any throat or lung
you will call at Hickson and Illeastlell's
Heaforth; we will give you a trial bottle
cost, or a regular size bottle for $1.
Vacaortee CHEMICAL
0 entlemen,---Confirming
time ago, as to the satisfactory
, use of your -Compound Syrup
will further add that fresh
benefits conferred on patients
stantly coming under my
whom I have recommended
with the deepest thankfulness-,
relief they have experienced,
have asserted that it, and
lives. It gives me much
that I consider your Syrup,
_ phites, the best preparation
under my notice for Debility
complaints, Bronchitis,
this, I constantly reconunend
Compound. - Very
IL
. Pharmaceutical
For sale by Mr. J. S. Roberts,
•.
IlagyarePit Pectoral Balsam
most healing balsams and
which enter into its composition
natives'when America was
combined with other vegetable
together, that it is a specitie
the throat and lungs.
used ammally, and it is
standard preparations of
Messrs. -Hickson and measeen,
•
OTTAWA.,
COMPANY, TORONTO.
my statement
results
of Hypophosphites,
proofs of the
requiring,
observation;
it have in a
acknowledged
and in
it alone, has
pleasure to
the Victoria
of any which
and all
Coughs, &c., and
it before
truly yours
F. McCenama
Seaforth.
is composed
gums. The
were used
first discovered,
tonics,
for all affections
Thousands of
considered one
the day. For
Seaforth.
4 -
The kidneys aro subject to a variety of
and painful cliseas.es, arising from various
By the judicious use of Vietoria Bimini
Ural, these affections may be cured. Blight's
ease, diabetes, and all female complaints,
cessfully combated by this popular remedy,
ix for sale by allelealers; Price, $1 per
*
For all purposes of e family medicine,
Yellow Oil is at the head of the list.
with unprecedented success,both internally
- tomally. It cures Sore Throat, Burns,
Frost Bites; relieyes, and often cures,
For sale by Messrs. Lamsden & Wilson,
•
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and eputh
6:15 A. M.
A. M
7:95 P.M
as
P. M.
P. M.
A. M.
A. M.
P. M. '
P. M.
A. M.
Express.
P.M. •
6 15
7 35
7 51
7 58
8 08
8 25
8 52
9 25
Express.
P.M.
6 15
6 55
7 24
743 .
7 58
8 04
8 23
. Great Weis teru
. t .
Trains leave Brussels
as under:
GOING NORTH.
Mixed.. ....10:25 A. M.
Aceom.. , ... 9:98 P. M.
Mail 2:58 P. M.
Itallway.
station, north
GOTNG sou'ruf
Mail
Accom12.15
Mixed
Grand Trunk Railway.
Trains leave Seaforth and Clin' on Stations
follows:
Gm NG WEST— SEAFORTII.. CLINTON.
Express -2:26 P. M. 2:15
Express8.58 P. M. 9:20
Mixed Train9:00 A. 11I. MOO
GOING FAST-- SEAFORTH. CLINTON.
Mixed Train7:52 A. M.. • 7:27
Express Train1:15 P. M. 12:50
Mixeed Train.... 5:00 P. M. 4:26
- Mixed Train.-1035 A. M. .10:00
.
London, Huron and Bruce.
GOING NORTH— Mall. Mixed.
P.M. A. 'AL
London, depart.... 2 15 5 55
Exeter , 3 35 8 05
Hensel]. • 3 52 8 34
'tippet 3 58 8 44
- Brucefield. . 4 08 9 -00.
- Clinton 4 25 9 45
'Blyth ....•.. ..... 4 52 - 10 32
Wingham, arrive5 25 11 80
GOING Semen— Mail. Mixed
A. M. A. M.
Wingham, depart10 55 7 00
Ely th . 12 15 7 35
Chnt on 1 10 8 01
Brucefield 140 818
Rippen 1 57 8 28
Hensel'. - 2 05 8 84
Exeter • 2 50 8 49
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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Planing
°via,
Seaforthe
of
VCR SALE.—For Sale a first class
A; Mil, nearly now and in good running
situated in the flourishing Town of
W111 b'e sold cheap. Terxus easy. Enquire
SEOORD, .00SSEN 8 & CO., Goderich, Ont.
_ _ ..
'ROE SALE.—The subscriber has for
-"-' acre lot in thatetirnship of MeKillop,
Huron., 20 acres are cleared and the balance
timbered with beech and mAple. . The
will be sold cheap. Apply to JAS. H. BENSON,*
Solicitor, Seaforth, Ont. :
E -VOLLMAR COOPERAGE FOR
That lot of land, with shop, stable, boiler
engine, heading turner, stave jointer,
swing saw frame, &c., as left after, the tire,
sold cheap. These machine's, with small
equal to new. Enquire at TWE EXPOSITOR
Office. .•
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'HOUSE AND LOT IN BUCEFIELD.—For
" Sale, a large two-storey house in Bruoefield
coutainieg, 4 rooms down etairs and 3
Coed cellar and well. Also one quartei
land. For further particulars apply
Briggs, Bracietield, or the proprietor E. BRIGGS,
Varna. .
sale a 50
County of
well
property
517 '
SALE.—
and e
planer,
to be
outlay,
' - 589
.---
up stirs.
acre of
to 3. E.
. ' 582
Ti‘A.1331 FOIL $ALE.—For Sale, Lot No.' 5, Bay-
field Coneession, (+clench Township, con-
aiining 85 acres, 50 of which are cleared and in a
;boil state of ciiltivation. The farm is adjoining
he village of Bayfield, and will be sold cheap and
m favorable terms. apply to -the proprietor,
TWIN GOVENLOCK.594
1
Tile SEtte STous.---We beg to cali the
ettentiou of Fanners and others to our prime etoek
(if Clever tied 1 neothy se.eas, which for "a ladity
and pi:iet, cannot be beat. . W. H. Arcp6t7cirAlr.a. &
C'
o. Sign of tlerMauenoth Turnip, Main ,S reet,
Seaftirth. 5es ,
Senn -Wire.er AND SEED OATS.—For
sale, Lest Natitm i nil Golden Drop Spring w1,i.ats.
Also a iliitliteil quantity of Whito Australian- at:,
th- . t't jtttlific vitae oat grown. V. IL Me -
1 iOrtieee, A: Co., Sign of the Mammoth Ti rnip,
jleMain Stret t, St tift* e 588
- DefiniNS7 EL XTRIO SOAP.—Havinc, ob-
tained the Ageric of thie celebrated Soap in Sea -
forth and Huron 'County, I append the opini ne of
some ef our beet people as to ite merits " num
act' Dobbins! Eleetric Seep, made by ,T, L. Crasin
' Coe _Philadelphia, Pa., and find it very
Tho elcithee are beautifully white and the we
•
done in math less thee—Mrs. M. P. B.
has .
uF.ed Dohhins' Electric Soap, according
'(3.reetions, and Remit the clethes whiter that
inner
e es."
o di -
ellen
washed in the old way, and in half the usuttl time
eand am highly satisfied Wit.
--Mrs. M. Y. McLean." I have tested Dorthems'
Eletric Soap,
reeult. I believe it capable of donna till the %imp-
("1.1.10I0E FARM FOR SALE—Being ! Lot 4,
‘--/ Con. 7, Hallett, County of Huron; 100. acres;
80 (geared, well underdrained, and in a geed. state
of cultivation e buildings convenient and good;
terms eta:, .1, For further particulars apply to
Messre. Me0AVCI-HEY S: HOLMESTED. Seaforth,
or on the premises to WM. E. COLDWELL. Con-
stance P. 0. 555
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.—Pr .Sale,
v the east half of Lot No. 4, Con. 4, iI. R. S.,
Tuclansmi th, Cbunty of - Huron, eonsisthig of 50
acres, 3i miles Ifrour the Town of Seaforth, and
convenient to ;school. ' The land is of the very
best quality. yor forther particulars epply to
JAMES PICK4,11D, opposite the prendees, or to
Egniondville 210. 524
!
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.—For Sale the
.. Y west half Of ,Lot 97, Con. 3, McKillop, con -
'wining 50 acres:, known as tlee Deigle estate. This
arm is situated within one mile and a quarter of
Seaforth. Thelland is- bf the choicest qualiO%
There is a handsome rosidenee and good .outbuild-
hags. The fall; iS well planted with fruitnnd or-
namental tree., is in excellent order, and- well
fenced. It is a Imirebly gaited for a retired gen-
Itleman, a dairyman, or market gardener. Terms
i , easy. Thie property must be sold at once. Apply
I to A. STRONG Seaforth. 539
3
TTOUSE AND LOT IN !SEA_FORTIE FOR
-I-1- SALE.—For Salo a eomfortable frame dwell-
ing house and a .quarler-acro lot, ou the corner
of Market and Louisa streets; there aro six
rooms and a kitchen, 3 up-Stairsand 3 down;
gOoUwell, stabis and wood -shed; the house is
Well finish° 1, and the lot well folioed ; Apply on
the premises. PETER DALE. 585
BLACKS.AW _ISHOP FOR SALE.—For Sale
e. in thel' lla,ge of Jaraestown, a good blacksmith
shop, with t nee quarters of an acre of land at-
tached, in finch are a number of choice fruit,
trees. There is also a etable on the premises.
This propc. ly is situated en u good. locality, and
will be sold tn terms to suit purchaser. Apply on
the prowls !s to JAMES LYNN, Jamestown
P. O. 584
VARM FO SALE.—That Well-known and fine-
-A; ly sitna ed farm, Lot 1,.Con. 1, Hallett, in the
County of uron, 'containing 100 acres, 90 of
which are el %red ; there are two fiame (livening
houses, barn, horse stable, cow stable, sheep -house
• and drivingliouse ; also orchard and abundance of
water. Tho farm is situated two miles from the
Town of Sar orth, on the Hinton Road. For full
particulars pply to McCAUGHEY & 11OLME-
STED, fioaf rth, or to SIMON YOUNG, proprie-
tor, on the p emises. ' 553-4x
• • . _
pitOPERT FOR SALE.—For Sale, Lot 14,
Con 16, Grey; West half of Lot 29, Con. 6,
with cheese factory complete; Lot 14, CO3. b,
and south hill of Lots 16 and 17, Con. 5, town-
ship of Morr s ; Lot 22, Con. B, and Lot 28, Con.
B, township of Howick, all gond int Droved farms,
together wit several 50 acre farms in Grey and
Morris i and houses awl lots andvitcant lots in
the village 0 Brussels, Prices low, terms. easy,.
and title go d. Apply to JOHN LECKIE, Bins -
eels. 1 •574
'ARM FO
able far
ship of'Hull tt, situated miles from Kinburn,
-and 6.miles 1 •om Soaforth. There aro excellent
buildings on he promises, including a first-class
stone house, wo storey, 30 by 40 feet. A spring
creek runs trough the farm; good orchard, good.
fences, and t xi land in an exoellent state of cul-
tivation. A ply on the premises to JAMES Mc -
MICHAEL, r to MR. JAMES II. BENSON, Sea-
forth.- 562
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FARM PO SALE.—The subscriber offers for
sale Lot 22, Con. 12 of thelownship of Stan-
ley, contain g one hundred acres, 83 acres deux
ed and in a ood state of cultivation, and good
co 17 iteres good hardwood. bush;
arine seeded clown, there will be 13
nue' in this fall there is about 3
iving rcherd on the premises and
a var iety of f int tre s all now btar1ng. The farm
is well wet 'red, a never f iling creek runs
through the rm, also two goo4 wells, largo bank
barn 36 by 0 foot with goo stabling under-
neath the ba n, and a log dwelling house. The
farm is situat dwithin two and a half miles of
the village No
SALE.—Por Sale, that most desir-
e, being L t 1, Oen.. 6, in the town -
fences, balm
one half of el
acres of whe
acres of n, th
Bayfichl. For further particulars
apply to S. M ;LEAN, proprietor on the premises
or to W. Com or, Baylield P. G. 672
SICH 0
THE
CIRCULAR
SAW.
WM.
CALL A
& CO.'S A D SEE THE IMPROVED
DIAMOND CROSS -CUT SAW, MADE
FROM TH BEST DOUBLE REFIN-
, TEEL, AND GUARAN-
ROBERTSON
&. CO.,
AFORTH.
WILLI4M ROBERTSON
ED' CAST
•
TEED TO JUT THIRTY CORDS OF
HARD WO SD WITHOUT REFIT-
TING. AL 0 LANCE TOOTH, ONLY
75 CE NTS ER FOOT.
WM ROBERTSON & CO.,
HAP.
WARE MERCHANTS,
SEAFORTH.
LARGE PROFITS.
THE Directors of the Canada Silver
Mining Company owning two square
miles Of territory in the same section as
the famous Silver Islet Mine, which has
already yie ded $4,000,000, are prepared
to receive' applications for shares be-
longing to n issue of 4,000 $25 shares
each share being entitled, without any
additional harge, to a $40 :coupon, re-
deemable ih cash by an annual payment
of $4,000 him the Company. Attention
is directed lo the fact that, after receiv-
ing $40 for very $25 invested, subscrib-
ers will st 11 retain their Shares, thus
not only paiticipating in the profits of
the Company free of cost, lint actually
securing a eirect prdfit besides. Terms:
$1 on subscription, and the balance in
mon'tly instalments of $2 per share. For
further par iculars, address immediately
1
HENRY I6 LACH, Secretary, London,
Ontario. When writing, name this pa-
per. 5.7.4-12
MRS. C. M. DUNLOP'S All Term in
Music will open on Sept. 16th. Pupils
should give in their names previous to
the opening Of the class. Those not ho,v- .
ing Instruments can be accommodated
with use of Piano or organ at very mod-
erate rates. Seaforth, S ept. 7, 1878. 561 *
THE IvrcKILLOP M TUAL
FIRE INSURANCE OMPANY.
R. W. J. SHANNON, Seeretclry. and Treas-
urer of the above Company, will attend at
the QUEEN'S HOTEL, SEAFORTH, on Satur-
day of each week, from 9 to 5 o'qlock P. M., for
the purpose of transacting the business of the
Company. All interested will please take notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
JAMES KERR, President.
W. J. SHANNON, Secretary. 585
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FOR THE SEASON OF 1879.
• CENTENNIAL AND SYDNEY
MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS.
MALCOLM MONROE & BROTHER, SEAFORD!,
Are again to the fore this season with their Agri chi tura' Implements. They are
still manufacturing the same Plows as Were awarded Special Distinction at the
Centennial and Sydney Exhibitions. They desire to direct special attention to
their
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NEW GENERAL PURPOSE PLOW,
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This is one of the best Plows that has ever been introduced into this part of the F-4
oountry. It has been thoroughly tested, and has given general satisfaction to all
who have used it. It is no Yankee invention, got up for sale only, and dependent
on the blowing merits of agents to commend it to favorable notice.
ALL. THAT IT WANTS IS A FAIR TRIAL.
It is warranted to cla,u in any greund. We ask the Farmers of Huron and Perth c4
to give it a trial before investing their money in a Yankee humbug.
WE ALSO MANUFACTURE IRON PLOWS, HILL'S PATENT PLOWS
Theold.and well-known
Thistle Cutter Plow,
which, with recent im-
provements, is better
than ever. Also a aasj-1
One Horse PLOW,
Suitable for Plowing
Gardens.
SCUFFLERS, AND IRON AND WOOD PLOWS.
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This Plow is universally admitted to be the best Gang Plow now in use, and
Farmers should give it a trial before purcht sing any other.
aJ1 these implements are manufactured y themselves, of the very best material, (t)
and are better and more durable than th se got up by large establishments for aara?
catch sales. Every implement warranted o give satisfaction. Piices as low as
those of any respectable establishment tha turns out a good article.
WHEELING,
Plows of all the above kinds kept consta y on and, and can be seen at their
shop at any time.
liRON HARROWS ---THE SCOW _DIAMOND HARROWS KEPT
' CONSTAN27.1 ON HAND.
Repairs for all kinds of Plows kept const ntly on hand. Also Plows of any make
Repaired. Reinember the Shop, opposite Weir's Hotel, Main-st., Seaforth,
MALCOLM MONROE & BROTI-11.
MALCOLM MONROE.
ALEXANDER 3.103.410E.
11•1111M•MININIMmilm•IIIIMI
ONTARIO PRIN1ERS' EMPORIUM.
GWATKIN & 'SON
RaMM077-1)
TO THEIR NEW PREMI ES,
Cor. Bay and Wellington treets.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED k.IDD'S HARDW
STOVE AND TIN EMPORIUM,
—SEAFORTH.--
MRS. WHITNEY,
WISHES onne more to remind her many
friends and. customers that she is now
better prepared than ever te supply all their
wants in her line. She as one of the most corn .
plete assortments of
•
S 0"V
Both Coal and Wood, Cooking, Hall and Parlor,
Of the latcst designs that clan be found in any
town in the county, and at prices as low as the
lowest. Her assortment of
•
Was )iever better or more varied.
COAL OIL,
Both Wbolisale and Retail at a very slight ad-
vance on manufacturers prices. Repairing and
Eave-Trougbing promptly attended to and en-
tire satisfaction guaranteed.
BRUCEFIELD.
For the better accombdation of her custonae s
Mis. Whitney has opened a branch store in
Brucefield, where will be found a complete stock
of everything in her line. She would direct par-
ticular at tentical to and invite inspection to her
StON es, which intending urehaliers should SOO
before pure he eine eleewhere. Remember wheo
y an COW e to Seaforth or Bruceficld don't leave
wil hout iispecting my stock. It will be time
well spent.
MRS. WHITNEY,
Seaforth and Brueefield.
DR. WILLIAM GRAY'S SPECIFIC
MEDICINE.
The Great , English
Remedy is especially
recommended as an
Illifailing cure for
Seminal 'Weakness
Spermatorrhea, Rape-
tendy, and all diseases
that follow as a se-
quence of Self abase,
Before aking as Loss of Mera017, After -Taking.
Universal Lassitude, Pain in the Back, Direness
of Vision Premature Old Age, and many other
diseases Vision,
leads to Insanity -or Consumption
and a Premature Grave, all of which as a rule are
first caused by deviating from the Path of nature
and over indulgence- The Specific Medicine is
the result of a life study and many years of ex-
perience in treating these special diseases. Penn-
phlet free by mail. The Specific Medicine is sold
by$a15,o
1Dir•uggists at $1 per package, or -6 package°
f
will be sent by raail on receipt of the
money, by addressing WILLI/all GRAY & CO.,
Windsor, Ont. Sold itt Seafortb. by Hickson &
Bleasdell, 3. S. Roberts R. Lumsden and all
druggist merchants.
C.A.TUD_
DS. CAMPBELL, Provincial Land Surveyor
• and Civil Engineer. Orders by mail prompt
ly attended to.
479 D. S. CAMPBELL, Mitchell.
RECEIVED
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1ERICAN CUT NAILS,
SPADES, SHOVELS, FO KS,
HOES AND RAKES,
GLASS, PAINTS, QILS, •to
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Of Every Deseription Che
EVE TROUGHS AND C
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P t up on the Shortest Notice mod
Special Inducements to
_Prompt Paying Ousto2
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THE NATIONAL POLICY
THE NATIONAL POLICY
Has not yet mosie its appearance, but
we have been carrying out our owN
Policy of taking advantage of the times
and buying before the advance of duties
expected under the N.
TO OUR CUSTOMERS
We would say that the N. p. most
profitable to themselves would be to buy
for CASH—don't buy- what you elo
not want—and. buy what you want at
WM. HILL &
SEAFORTH--0N-...BRUOEFIELD
We have bought largely, pasied the
Goods through the Custom House at the
OLD DUTIES, and will sell them
CHEAP! CHEAP!! -:. 'OOMPH!.
Prices named are not at .all times a
satisfactory indidation of the value of
Goods, but we quote to -day;
HeavyBrown Ducks at 14 cents
per yard.
Heavy Check Ducks at 14 cents
Per yard.
Heavy 32 -in. Anaostrea,g Tick-
ing at 13zgents per yard.
Heavy Yard Wide White Cot-
tons at 10 cents yer yard.
Heavy Grey Cottons at the Old
Prices:
TINT7-emicyrrniva-
.and As. usual, we are ahead of all .competi.
erstors. TWO CASES of Fine Goods to
.
hand at desperately low prices.
-
KIDD. .
A REM! GOOD SKIM ORDER
ARMERS, S
0 TO A. CALLANDER; C'
(HURON STREET,) TO GET
SAWS GUM
You can get thein home with you
that you bring them. , •
A. CALLANDER,
58412 General Blacksmith, Clinton, Ont.
OP!
INTON,,
ED.
same day
OUR
LUMBER FOR SALE.
HEMLOCK, Mist, Quality, $15 per M. PINE
from e8.
BILLS CUT TO ORD R,
All Length, from 10 to 50 Feetj, at the
'01R. $18,0 O..
The satisfaction we have given our
custoraers in this departMent m the past
win have our best efforts to maintain,,
and if possible excel, in th.e future.
WM- HILL & 00.1
Seaforth and Brueefiekt.
THE HENS ALL paRx FACTORY.
G. & j. PETTY
Are prepared to pay the HIGHEST PRICE for
any quantity of
HOGS, ALIVE OR DRESSED
PONY MILL, IN Mc ALL KINDS OF CURED MEATS
The Subscriber has also
-
LUMBER YARD IN SE FORTH
Where all Linds of Lumber can be o taint&
470 THOMA DOWNEY. fkla
Constantly on hand.
FINE LARD, SAUSAGES, PORK
CUTTINGS, &e.
G.'S& 4.1.. PETTY.