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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1879-05-16, Page 7bar 16, 1810. )UR NEW TARIFV NNOT POSSIBLY EFFECIT THE aisneee ' AND SUMMER STOCK OTS AND SRO dela I am just operdng, as they were all teed befoie is advent. ate Factosz sa, comprises all rHE LATEST STYLE r fat the diff, rent lines of Ladies', Gents', d Misses' Wear. My Srock of Childrentaw all kintlsis s`onply iramense, All of 164 .0 been bought • BorroAr • r CASFf, and what th of ruorentsportause neeet nublie is, that they will be eeete rt o m Figures, which I think any perste:40;1 euiroug the pods end ascertaining the e -m -- %atilt. • DUSTON1 DEPARTMENT, flit. engem Pere) tment of ray buainess, eset. will be coleducted on the principleset e g lay customers the very best possible vast - their meney anal as I bought heavy its IMPORTED sTocx r.etieipation of the rise in prices evaielt pl tee, I will be able to sell at oId pries ing Neatly Executed on tif Sluirtest Possible Notice. _ vich sincere thanks ror past patronage, aeat hope of ohtaining a liberad share al I remain, &a, THOMAS COVENTRY, n .if the Mammoth Boot, Sark's Bleclallet . aide Main Street, Seaforth. FE GOOD PEOPLE OF DRUCEFIEU viciuitv cau get Booted at a veer aing expense by buying of tliewea, wu fi.rm of WIL HILL & Every Quality of ,DOTS AND SHOES et in Stock, from Canadian o French Calf. on can also get anythingthereit DRY GOODS Line from a No* Anchor -spool. Stout Factory Cotton., 5c. a yard. Hea,vy nrown Holland. 10c. a yard. Eight oz. Brown Duck, 16c. a yard. Heavy_Check Duck, 16c. a yard. Fancy Dress Goods from 10c. up. :a everything Cheap in proportia for casli or trade. 'or.siderabIe time and money Sea purchasing at our one -price esti). WM- HILL & 00, BRITOEFIELD THE SUNBEAM • RT GALLERY, 1\110 °ea -la -FT( OLS not wish to injure the feerengs of flos terrible •1 Crowds of Admirers " who are* illy luggieg themselves up ." those eyeli*i. itairs," but he would like to. submit * 3 C. Moore DOES :SOT possess thefaella aiming off other people's witfor origins/pa Lions, and doe a not require to sneer at I a other establisbmenta, in order to be* ais own. He :13 not addicted to inakitighis irtions, as interested parties would make it and is at all times prepared to clefeedaidsi at in print. As a guarantee of his shaft ceasing business, and the sa.tisfactien Le publicbe raight state th tt ha head* e work in large Photos during the pestall iths than he had hitlaerto dome in a yea Pie have been ka own to get Photos at elk -es, and not bei *g what was expected -ilia come and got ew ones taken at thefte t Gallery, C. Moore still maintame zudio, on the ground floor, in Whit* k, Seaforth, ifli BEST weEtt of Tortri4 !CT RE FRAMING, ▪ aml Fancy Mouldinga kept on hull ure erantee made to order ; a Iarge &la mos, &c., always on hand ; D� not forget* Whitnefa Block, Main Street, SeafOrtit A tiLES MOORE, Photographer, Pictute Frame Dealereil - ELLIS KIPPER G IN ON HAND, . PLYING THE FARMERSWANTS MAS MEL1 IS has now on hand athsk Scotch Diamond Harrows, which foried, hip mod pkice dtfies all comers. Also PIO . Tung PloWs, martufaetured by Monnaq rth, whic1. speak fo.r themeelves. IV" 3 all that is wanted in foaming. 1410 E -S HO E ded to as isua1, with etidet attentio Of his patrona. T. Mellie' horse Ad% . for itself, and in eonsequenea tsy him inithis line is held in. high 40' th.e public. ARMRS FAR IVIERS • went your Plows and Efarrows Rapabli„ =T-Me11xs Eippen-he makes them twa. Reraiting of all kinds attended" e shortest notice, and satisfaction pot Give Tee, a trial and he convinced. IMAS. MERLIS takes this oppaatuni.eati eking hie many cuetemers and tiatiT17,e. ral for tile very liberal sopport they fa: wita in the past, and hopes taiddi 'eood work and by close attentien to • aerit their cenfidence in the Dittoed" with as lit.UtI12., FAWN otala 5.5 JUST Wighli kit a tria1.1 -.ember the Stand, and claim when ye?*11 1 alwey s finc1 rue ready 1 or businesS. 1. 'PIO IVI S IVIE LL IS, TIPPell' • 1 A SO -Far st•1e, a elocal cuw--will - ef a eye ... - ' GONSOLI DATED 13ANg C Oil CANADA. 0 106 - - $4,00 • • 4,,it aiNK OF !ailONTREAL,Ineorporatedig' had LOYAL CANADIAN BANE: Iacorporated /861. AFORTI-I BRAN0' 1141061, BLOCK, mArrigt unt Well,' York royal) the United Statea. g- of lexplscurge on Londonrr hief Cities! of the United Kingdom - "REST IPAIJi 02TDEPOO • e inditlieirall boarabi 4Sw e 11:: h r ad t one time ; the. 0f ethsuies°tobliTbadnertkykis1:: he tsun shines heir good beh remnanta bb per, the moth sradle, where for it can there bead.. bat so f org its itdet ir: yuc e h etrsh; b e p -when neglecte La at liberty iy an amusing i 1879 'an Babies. s, aa a rule, are not kept es more than twenty to nsecutive hours at ,EI:hy are usually unlimber - ✓ or two every day, and and tumble at will lou in the grass or sand, if warm and bright. But ways donditional upon vior when free, for the begins to fret or whim - laps it back into its it rests, with emphasis, move !nothing save its ✓ from disliking these e babies aetually sleep than when free, and o be returned to them and left longer than This fact is certain - stance of the force of When the p poose is put away in its. cradle, the Inother has little or iio more concern with it, other than to keep within sigl t or hearing.. If she is engagea about the wigwam or in the village she start s it up in the lodE,re cor- ner orhangs it o some convenient tree, taking it down t irregular intervals to nurse. When he retires at niglat the baby is brought and suspended at some Int within y reaching; if the baby is still, it is kep at her side, or she sits up all night wit it in the most ortlici- aox fashion. When the women leave the villa,g on any errand such as 'ng to mounta'as for berries,'or to the river canon for fish, the cradles with the babies thetein are slung upon the roother's backs and carried, no matter how rough the r ad or how dismal the weatdhiaarn Inbabies are born subject to all the ills that b by'flesh is heir to, but with this great c ifference between them and oars-whe sick they are either killed or cured without delay. This does not happen however, from sinis- ter motives; it i not done to avoid the irksome care of a sickly, puny child; it is not the r salt of lack of natural love for offspri g -not any or all of these; it is a e to their wonderful "medicine," the"r fearful. system of in- cantation. 1 A. pappoose be omes ill; it refuses to at or to be com io.red, and after several days and nights .f anxious, tender em. (leaver to relieve her child, the mother begins to fear • e worst, and crrowing thoroughly alar afecl she at last sends for the " shaman," or a doetress of the tribe, and surren ers her babe to his or , her merciless ha ids. This "shaman " at once sets up o er the wretelied young- ster a steady hoc ding, and then anon whispering conj ration, shaking a hid- eous rattle or: urning wisps of grass around the crac le. This is kept up night and day in til the baby rallies or dies. otie doctor elieving the other un- til the end is att Med., and that result is fiath nine ti a. es out of ten.-fienry W. Elliott. Ex -Monk iddows in Sqot- and, i tem headed "A Scene land) is taken from the Evening Telegraph of gilt, Prater Abysius; ex-Francisci an monk, is F. G. Widdows an - re in the Kinnaird • subject being "Monk; In the course of the f Roman Catholics The fellowin.g at Dundee" (Soo Belfast (Ireland) April 9th: On Alonda-y 1 described as an -whose real name *pounced a lect , Hall, Dundee,: hi ish Impostures." dark number called upon the olice and sated that serious, disturbau e might be expected. There was accoi ugly a large body of police both lushd. and outside the halL which was crowd d long before the hour - at which the roceedings were . an- nounced to begin .The Streets leading - to the hall were iso thronged by young. inea and Women, chiefly Reiman Cathea hos. When Mr. Widdows drove •dai cab mud and s ,;nes were thrown at him, but he was .ot hurb. He appeared on the platform attired In monkish habit,with robe, ood aud.' girdle, and was greeted with howling and yelling. He was quite, unable to prooeed tWith his lecture, and as asked to take off ins habit. He refused to do this, t and Ficn.elt on the plat -orna. .P.ald prayed for the audience, an • exhibited a wafer, swallowed it in the presence of the meeting, remarking thatit was the god of the Roman Catholics. This excitecl great indignation.- Inthe course of the evening thecrowd outside began to smash the glass of the hall, and the street was cleared by the police. After the lecturer had for over an hour in- effectually attempted to gain a hearing, Provost Brownlee .appeared on the platform, and at his urgent request the audience dis.-.ersed., Widdows with some difficulty es aping from the hall. marck.. "You have van uished your enemy in the field; strive ow to rival him in the sacred arts of peace." This ist precisely where rince Bismarck would sigually fad if e tried. He makes light of liners; but if their positions had beeu 'revers d, would or could he, in the salne spt ce of time, have re - stared a countr3 wasted by invasion,: agitated by inte tine troubles, to an, equal state of c 'nth:lance and. prosper- ity? He is pre- minent in diplomacy., /Co one has a c • ance against him at, the game Where cingdoms are at stake. Re seems to re d. the thoughts, to di-. Vine tho motivcs, to anticipate the moves of his adv rsaries-to play their cards as well as his own. His strength lies in his forei n policy, which - is ex- pansive, aggress ve, progressive. His • domestic policy is all in the oontract- - ed repressive, rea tionary line. He has t,he air of being ramped in it. Yet he . IS alWayS high -ha tied and peremptory. Re has no natio of a compromise. He must have his o ea way, arid his owu Way of having it. He outs his Gordian - knots instead of untying them. He is always throwing his sword, like Brens into the spale. He declared that he would risk another thirty years' war retina: ctitan submit to the preten-' sioui el the Vatican; and he has dealt with 1.71tramontanism, which might have bee1 kept within due limits by a' mihkr mode of treatment, as if he thought that it could be trodden out hke the cattle -plague.. When. Lord Palmerston was asked. whether he Would revert to protection, he signifi- I cantly replied that the Elbe °mild not be made to flow back to its source. Prime Bismarck's reply to a si-milar auestiou would. be that the Rhine cyrkila and should flow back. If his recent letter on taxation is to be accepted as ;the measure of his financial know - edge aad capacity for civil affairs, neaaca help the land whose trade, THE H URO commerce, industry, and internal legis- lation are guided by him. His dis- tinctive qualities are rather those of a conqueror, a great captain, thau of a great lawgiver or great administrator, He has the1 oiip &ail, the eagle eye, the rapid decis on Of a Marlborougha Conde, a N poleon, 'or a Wellington. , Ile would be an impossible minister in a constitutional ' goverunaent. . Under the restraints of a popular Assembly ho' would be like Gulliver, kept down by a multiplicity bf threads. Looking around for parallels, we do uot turn to states- men (like Stein or Peel) steadily layiug the foundations of national greatness and wealth,l but to Richelieu consoli- dating the rench monarchy by the scaffold and. the axe, or to Chatham, iu whom (to 1 borrow the Words of Grat- 4 tau) "there ¼as something' that could establish or overwhelm an empire and 1 strike a blow in the world that should resound thrcpugh the universe." Prince Bismarck h s much itt common with ' Cavour, but avatar was an enlightened. lover of libe ty, and the regeneration of Italy was a jnobler, if not more difficult . work than 1 the aggrandizement of Prussia or the unity of Germany,which yet remains to be harmoniously fused, and has hitherto gained little by be- ing (.sBishop. Dupanloup said of it) turned into a huge barrack, besides glory and t e proud consciousness of strength. If Prince Bismarck is right, all the moral sts and philanthropists, all who have put their trust in truth and jnstice, in progress and rational freedom, in peaceful industry, ,aud pro- ductive labor are wrong. It would be a. satire on our -common nature, a hu- miliating confession of our being unim- provable, to staxpose that his system, a system based. on force, on never -ceas- ing war and absolutism, could last ; but it may endure his time; be may go on throwing Eixes with the iron dice of destiny; and. the dazzling brilliancy of his career may continue to east its blots into the shade until, haply and happily, mankind shall be agreed upon - some sounder and less demoralizing criterion of greatness than success. - London Quarterly Review. . . What a Quaker Wrote to a atchraaker. I hereby send thee my pocket clock, Which standeth in need of thy friendly correction. The last time it was at thy friendly school it was lia no way benefit- ed or profited thereby, for I perceive by the index of its mind that it is a liar aid the truth is not in it., Pnrge it, therefore, I beseech thee, and correct it from the,error of its ways, and ehow it the path wherein it should go, and when thou lay -est thy correcting hand upon it, see that it be withOut passion, lest thou shouldest drive it to distraction ; and when thou seest it confornaable to the above mentioned rules, send: it home to tae, with a just and. true bill, drawu out in the spirit of moderation, and I will remit thee in the root of all evil. A Coxcassrox TO TASTE. -A. needy- looking•fellow watching a man select- ing a watermelon from a huge pile out- side a Detroit grocery store renaarked : "I wish I had five cents to get a small melon; I haven't tasted. oue for over two years." The money was placed in his hand, and the giver had just found. a melon to his mind. when he spied. the object of his charity coming out of drinking-shep. "I thought you want- ed that monea' to buy a ;melon," said he. I did," was the reply. "I told you I hadn't tasted melon for over two years; but, after reflecting, I found. I hadn't tasted whiskey for ' over three. Thereore, I gave whiskey a chance to catch up with the melon and start off square. -Nothing mean about, me, sir." • BOSCUEEI.S: EliAIAN SYBUP can now be purchased richt at home. It is the inost su esfi1il preparation ever intro- duced to our jeople. It works like a charm in all cases of Consumption, Pneumonia, lIemorrhagcs, Asthma, se- vere Coughs, (oup and. all other Threat and Lung D senses. No person has ever used this 'medicine without getting immediate relef, yet there are a great many poor, s ffering skeptical persons going about-oiir streets with a suspici- ous cough, ari4t the voice of consump- tion coming frjom their lungs, that will not try it. I you die, it is your own' fault, as you a,n go to your druggist and get a sample battle for ten cents and try it; three (apses will relieve any case. Regulair size ouly seventy-five cents. ECONOMY IN PRAYER. -Some ehildren take uatbrally to a practical View of things. A labia girl in :Brookline, Mass., was saying her prayers the other evening,:closing ‚with; "God bless papa and inaraina, little sister and every- body, ancl keep us from harm this night, animal' The "little sister," a bright-eyed girl offive years, quietly re- marked, "If you'd said 'everybody' to. begin with, you needn't have Made such a long prayer. ' Is your throat sore,or are, you annoy- ed. by a .constant cough? If so, .use promptly- "Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers." They will give you instant relief. They relieve the air passages of phlegin or. mucous, and allaY inflammation, and no safer remedy Oarabe had for . coughs, colds, or any coinplaint of the throat or lungs, and. if taken in time their effieacy will 'Soon be proved. Sold by all drug- gists and country dealers at 25 cents a 1 1Buck1en's Arnica Salve. The best salve in ' the world for Cuts, Bruises, _Sores, Ulorrs, Salt Rheum, Tetter, Chapped Pfands, Chilblains, Corns. and all • kinds of Skin Eruptions. This salve is guaranteed to give por- . feet satisfaction in every case or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Hoic6V-osnm & Bleasdell,Settforth. 1 e . . ' An Honest IVIedioine Filee of I Charge. ', ; Of all.naedicines advertised to cure any affection of the Throat, Chest or lungs. we know of . none we can *el -amend so Inghly as Dit Iirato's Naw Dia - (loyalty for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Aatliniti, Brodebitis. Hay Fever, Hoarseness, tickling in the throat, loss of voice, etc. This medicine does POSITIVELY CURE, and that where everything else has failed. No medicine cam show one i half BO Allti,IKV positive told permanent cores as have al- ready been effected by this truly wonderful: remedy. ForAsthma and Bronchitis it is a. perfect ppetille, ming the very worst cases in the short st time posaible. We say by all means . give it a trial. Titian nOTTLES FREE. BeVIST-size $1 IFor Role by Hickeon.& Bleasdell, Seaforth. 556-8m-1 I ' ' 1 1- . Gilt Edge Butter. - There is 1111VsyS an active demand for j butter that is up to the gilt edge standard in quality and color. Much butter that is otherwise good sells at a reduction of from one to five cents per pound, 'because deficient in color. ' 'When the color is not up to the standard, intiaere use Well, Richard- -son '& Co.'s Perfected Butter Color to give a bright ,Tune color. ' This color is by far th bright- est,il purest and best made. It is as hat less as salt, and never imparts any taste or sme . It is everstwhere reel -unblended by butteie buyers and dairymen. Safficient to color a tub of better costs but five cents, and it is no work to upe. For frtatlier particulars in regard to it inquire .of Hick- son and Bletualell, druggists,sole agents for Sea- , 51.5-4 forth, • . , To be thoroughly happy, you must be ell. Te - be well, in thousandl of cases, you sho Id take tne great medicine'whith relieve, regulates and renovates disorderly systems -Victoria Beeliu and Uva ,Ursi. For Bright's (Usenee of the kidneys diabetes, and all diseases of the urinary system, it, timely use is very beneficial. For sale by J. S. Roberts, Seaforth. 8-392 PERSONAL.-BOV. JRItleS Brooks, Wel:toN, says; "I have found nothing to give me more peinutnene reliet. for shortness of breath or asthma, than Hag - yard's Pectoral Balsam and can with co ilidence recommend it to all requieing a good medi ins for coughs and colds, and diseases of the threat and lung. For sale by all dealerat 25 mite per bot- tle. Maanuna, BENTLEY & PEARSON, Proprietors, , . . Toronto. , 8-592 It is no exaggeration to say that health ik Marge ingredient in what the world! calls talent. A. mau withaut it may be a, giant in intellect, but his deecla will be the deeds of a dwarf. A weak mind in a Sound frame is numb better than a giantinind in a drazy constitution. Professional and business men,: who are continually thinking, and. whose habits are sedentary, should use Vietoritz Hypo - phosphite, the great brain and nerve temedi:-592 sale by Messrs. Lumsden & -Wilson, Seaforth. : For all purposes of a family medicine Ilag,yard's Yellow 01.1 will be found inveluable. • Iminediate relief will follow its use. It relieves pain cures chilbleins, frostbites, scalds, barns, corns, ibeimut- tisine netualgia, &c., &e. For internal use it is none the less wonderful. One or two does fre- quently cure sore throat. - It will cure croup in a few inniutes. A few bottles has ofte» cured asthma. Colic has been euxecl in lift ;en minutes by a teaspoonful dose. It cures with the utmost rapidity. It is really a wonderful medicine. For sale by Massrs. Ilieltson & Bleasdell, Seaforth. 3-592 , LEGAL. .1, _ McCOLL, Solicitor, &c., Bruasels : Office -iel- • in Leckie's new baic;It building. 504-52 CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON, Barristeis, solieitors in Chancery, &c., Goderich, Ont. M. C. ,Cameron, Q. C., Philip Holt, M.. G. Cam- eron, • 506 VVILLIAM SMALL, Conveyancer and COMMiti• sioner in B. Re Wroxeter. Auctioneer and Appraiser. Accounts ,and notes collecited on rear:tenable terms. 366 p L. DOYLE, Barrister, Attoruey„Solititor in Chancery, &e„ Goderich and Seaforth. 01 - flee, over Jordan's Drug Store,, Gederich, and Kidd'a Store Seaforth. 364 ra_ABROW & MEYER, Barristers, Attorneys- k.d a t4Law, .S elicitors, in Chancery, Notaries Pub - lie, and Conveyancers. Money to Loan, private funds", at 8 per cent. Offices-Goilerich and Wi righam. H. W. 0. Meyer, Kent'a l3lock, Wing - hen], Solioitor donsolidated Bank.. 681 ALCOMSON & WATSON, Barrieters, Attor- neys, Solicitors in Chancery, &a., Clinton, Ont. Office-Pirst door east of the now Royal Canadian Bank building. Money to loan on fame. propeAy. , S. MALCOMSON. 404 O.*. WATSON LaENSON A: MEYER, Barristers and Attorney -Li RA Lam, Solicitors in phanccry and Insolvency, Conveyancers, Notaries Public, etc. Offices -Sea. forthandBrussels. $23,000 of Private Funds to i n vest at once, at Eight percent. Interest ,payable yearly,. 53 aes.'FL BENSON. n. W. C. MEYER.. The above firm has that day been dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts due the firm Co be paid to Mr. Benson who will pay all liabil- ities. JAMES H. BENSON. Nov. 27, 1876. 11. W. 0. MEYER. MCCAUGHEY & HOLMESTED / , , LAW, CHANCERY, AND CONVEYA_NOING 1 OF s'ICE, Scott s Block, Main Street, Seaforth. •- gOL CITORS for the Consolidated Bank of Canada and the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Seaforth. 1 • Farm aria Town and Village Property bought and sold. Mont y (privnte funds) leaped on nierIgage se- curities, at reasonable rates of intereet. Charges moderate. Money invested for private peasons upon the best mortgage seouritiea, whhout any expetthe to the lender. •• S. G. McCAUGHEY, M. A. F. MT./NESTED. MEDICAL. • G) SCOTT, M. D. &c., Phyaician, Surgeon and u • 4cconcheur, Seaforth, Ont. Office and mi• demo aouth side , of Goderich Street, first door east -of ;Presbyterian Chureh. • 34? T.T LL vERGOE, M. D., . C. M., Physician, sur- • geon, etc., Coroner for the County of Huron Office and Residence, on Jarvis street ne'rth, directly opposite Seaforth. Public School. W A. ADAMS, M. Ina late of Lakefield, Ont., • 'I Physician Snrgeon and Accon ahem . ' Gre.duate of the University of Trinity College, Toronto. Member of the lloyal College of Phy- siciaile and Surgeons, Out. Kin burn. Ont. 485 WaI. HANOVER, M. D., C. M., Graduate of T McGill University, Physician, Surgeon and Accouchnur, Sealarth. Ont. Office -Rooms in Bleyer's Block lately occupied by Dr. Phelan, and fern:icily by the late Dr. King. Will attend at Careonbrook on Tuesdays and Fridays. 496 "11AlaNAUGHT, Vett:Hi:au snrgeen, Gradu • ate of Ontario 'Veterinary College, Seaforth, Chit Office and ReSidenee in rear of Killoran & Ryan's. Calls promptls atteuded to, night or day. .A stock of veterinary medicines on hand Charges reasonable-• Horses ex • tuni ed este sound- bOX. uess nal certificates given if required. 407 . - . A Jon aritom A Douren.-a"Doctor,' said a ragged -looking man to a, member of the medical prOfession in Nevada re- cently, "don't yen think yon,cotild find i Inc seine work ?"- "Well, now, perhaps I could,"•rep ed. the doctor, thought- fully. "Wha would you .like to • do ?" "I'm not a - b t particul r," was the ready reply, 'bud. I'll take a job to dig graves." Th doctor ha taken the matteruuder onsideratioi . '- ----- - -- A Mooaa R .runr.-At he battle of Shiloh a Gern an officer iluslied up to General Gra4t and said, "Sheneral, Schwartz's b ttery is t oh? "Well, sir," said. Gra t, "you spiked . the guns when they were taken ?" "Vat! schpike . dein new -guns ? NO, Sheueral, 'it Would schpoil 'em. "Well, tht4a. what did you do r "Do ! vy we went right in and we took 'em hack agan." • A Ti'llENUIW 31..1N ON ENGLISHMEN. -- The total -ab ence of conversation in. England, say s: Madame Le Brun, in her recently publi hed "Souvenirs," is not caused by the • impossibility oftalking agreeably. k ow many English who are very witty, and, I ma add, I 'never. met with one who was a fool. _TAMES W. ELDER, T. S., Graduate of the aletario .Veteriattry College. After devoting two seers to practice with Professor Stnith, of Toronto, has settled in Seaforth. Office at his residence east of W. M. Church. Calls promptly attended to by day or night. A !large stock of Veterinary Medicines constantly oit hand. Horses examined as to sounduess and certiiicates given Horses bortelat and sold on :commission.] 429 LT DERBYSHIRE, L., D. S., • Surgeon Dentist, Graduate of the la oyale College of Dental Surgeons of • Otatarici. Office hours from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Roams in Mrs. Whitney's new brick bJak,. Main .Street, Seaforth. oi MISCELLANEOUS. a A. MeLEOD, Licenied 'Auctioneer for the • County of Huron.. All orders left at James McBride"s will receive prompt attention: If by letter address Seaforth P. 0. 658 T P. BIILNB, Lieencecl Auctioneer for the a' • County of Huron. -Sales attended in all parts of the County. All orders left at the Ex- POSITOE Office will be promptly attended to. - ".} EAFORT.H. PLTMP FACTOR -Y. -The !under- signed, while returning tharka for the pat- ronage' already received, would remind lilE many customers and friends that he still conta ues to make pumps and cisterns of the best raaterial and by the best workmen. None but quartered timber used for nurepa. A. few farm gates still on hand. All overdue a.cconWs not settled forth- with will be charged 10 per cent. intereat from the 1st of January, 1978. NOBLE CLUFF, Seaforth. ' 583 1 EXPOSITOR.. THE GREAT kEMALEIREMEDY.-Job Moses -L Periodical Pilla-This invaluable medicine is unfailing in tho cure of all those p:inful and dangerous diseases to which the female constitu- tion is subject. It motle6,tes all excess and re- moves all obtructions, and a speedy euro may be relied on. To muricadladies, it is peer/Holly stilted. It Will, in a short tizne, bring on the monthly pe-' riod with regularit:. These pills should not be taken by Females during the first three months • of,Pregrancy, as theyare sure to bring on Mis- carriage, but et any other time they are safe. In all oases a Nervous and. Spinal Affections, pains in the bank and limbs, latignc on slight ex- ertion, palpitation of the heart, hysterics,. and whites, theft pills will effeet a cure when all other means have failed; and, although a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to the oonatitution. Full directions in the pamphlet around each package, - which should be carefully preserved. Job Moos, Now York, Sole Proprietor. $1 00 and 12& cents for postage enclosed to Northrop & Lyman, To- ronto, Ont., general agents for the Dominion, will insure a bottle t-ontainiug over 50 pills by return roan. Sold in Seaforth by Hickson tr Bleasdoll, J. 8. li_zo_b_or_t_s_, and R. Lumaden. 197 ELECTRICITY! THOMAS'. EXCELSIOR EOLECTEIG OIL-WOETH TEN TT -UM ITS WEIGHT IN GoI.D.-Pain cannot stand where it Is used. Ibis the cheapest medicine ever made. One dose cures common sore throat. One bottle has cured broe - chitis. Fifty cents' worth has cured an old stand- ing cough. It positively cures catarrh, asthma, audieroup. Fifty cents' wortl has cured crick in the back, and the same quantity lame back of 8 years' standing. The following are extracts from a few of the many letters that, have boon received from different parts of Caioiada, which, we think, should sufficiently satisfy the roost skeptical: 7. Collsrd, of Sparta, Ont., writes, "Send. me 6 dozen Dr. Thomas' Eel ectrie Oil,liaye sold all I had from you, and want more now; its owes are truly won- derful." Wni. McGuire, of Franklin, writes, "I have sold all the agent left, it trate like a charm - it was slow at firet, bat takeSplendid now." H. Cole, of Iona, writes, "Please forward 6 dozen Thomas' Eclectrib Oil, I am nearly out, nothing equals it. It is highly recommended by those who have need it." J. Bedford Tharnesville, writes, " Send me at once a furth r supply of Leleetrie Oil, I have only one bottle loft. I neYer saw any- thing sell so well end give auch 'general satisfac- tion." 7. Thompson, Woodward, writes,"Send las some more Eclectric Oil, I have sold entirely oat- Nothing takeslike it." Miller & Reed, Ul- verton, P. Q., write, "The Eclootrie Oil getting a great reputation here, and is daily called for. Send us a further supply without delay."Lemoyno, G ibb & Co., Buckingham, p. Q. writes, "Send us one gram of Eclectrie 0/.11. We find it to take well." Sold by all medicine dealers. Price 25 Cents. • S. N. THOMAS, PHELPS, N Y. And NORTHROP di LYMAN, Toronto Ont., Sole Agents for tho Doruinion. NOTE.-Eoleotric- Sdocted and Electrized. Sold in Seaforth by Hulmekisdoent & Bleasdell, J. S. Roberts- and L 521 THE OLD- ESTABLISHED STOVE AND Tql EMPORIUM, • -SEAFORTH. • M RSr WHITNEY, WISHES owIe more to remind her many friends and customers that she is now better prepared than ever te supply all their want s in Ler line. She as' one ef the most com plebe assortmeeta of S 111 0 V E.74 e Both Coal and Wood, Cooking, Hall and Parlor, of the latest designs that can be found in any town in the county, and it prices as low as the lo a est. Her assertment of rIIWARR never better or more varied. COAL. 13oth Wholcsale and Retail at a -very slight ad- vance on manufacturers prices. Repairing and Eave-TrOughing promptly' attended to and en- tire satisfaction guaranteed. BRUCEFIELD. For the better accomodation of her customers Mrs. Whitney has opeeed a blanch store in Brucc field, where will be found a complete stock of everything in hei line. She would direct par- ticular attention to mid invite inspection to her Stoves, which intendirig purchasere should see beforo. purchasing elsewli Ire. Remember when you c om e to Seafort h or il3rncafield don't leave ithout inspecting my st eke It will be time well spent. - MRS. WHITNEY, Seaforth and. Brucefield. DR. WILLIAM GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE. The Great English Remedy is e pecially rc.cornrnended as err unfailing onlre for Seminal Wlakness Spermatorrhea Impo- tency, and all 1iseasea that follow s a se- Lief:re akinl (pence of Sel abuse, as Loss- of emery, Universal La ssitnae, Pain i the Elfte,nrmakin inet of Vision, PrLmature Old ge, and many other diseases that leads to Insa ity or Conaumption and a Premature Grave, all 1 which as a rule are first caused by deviating fro the Path of nature and over indulgence- The Speciffe Medicine is the result of a life study an many years of ex- perience in treating these s anal diseases. Pam- phlet free by mail. Tho Sp mfio Medicine is sold - hy all Druggists at $1 per p tekage, air 6 packagee for $5, or will be sent by ail on receipt of the money, by addressing Wil LIAM GRAY & CO., Windsor, Ont. • Sold in S aforth by Hickson & Breasdell, I. S. Roberts t. Lumsden and all proggist merchants. • SEAFOR7 PLA TING- MILL, SASH, DOOR AND BLINp FACTORY 'THE subscriberbegs leave o thank his nuraerou customers for the liberal atronage extended to him since commencing Ints ness in Seaforth,and trusts hat he may be favor° with a continuance of the flame. Parties iiitending to build wonla do well to give him a eall,as he will ()entire e to keep on hand a large stock of all kinds ef DRY PINE "UMBER, SASH, ' :DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, SHINGLES, L TH, ETC. Hefeels confident of givingsatiefactioo to those who may favour hiM with t sir patronage,aa none but first-elassworkmen are mployed. 12e.rticalar atrention pai to Custom Planing 20 J.0 /IN H. BROADFOOT. MRS. C. M. DUNLO Fall Term in Music will open on S pt. 16th. Pupils should give in their ames previous to the opening of the clas . Those not hav- ing Instruments can e aceommodated with use of Piano or organ at very mod- erate rates. .Seaforth, Sept. 7,1878. 561 DRESS AND MANTLE MAKINC. MISS SLEETH WISHES to announce to the Ladies of Sea - forth mei vicinity that she has commenced Drez.s and Mantle Making in all their vatious styles. Having pad ten years experience she 1 eels satisfied he will give g,'neral satisfaction. A call reepeetfully solicited. Rooms in the rear. of .11r. G. G. Sparling's store. Entrance through the store or fr, m St. Jc.hn etreet. Cutting and fitting a Specialty. 585 . - THE NIclILLOP MUTUALFIRE INSURANCE 'COMPANY. rvi R. W. J. SHANNON, Seeretary and Treas- urer of the above Corepany, will attend at the QUEEN'S HOTEL, SEAFORTH, on Satur- day of each week, from 2 to ! 5 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of transacting the business of the Company. All interested i11 please take notice and govern themselves accordingly, W. J . SHANNON:. sellorAeldtaErirS. KER.11, President. 485 FOR THE SEASbN OF 1879. CENTENNIAL AND SYDNEY MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS. MALCOLM IlfigfiROE & BROTHER, SEAFORTH, Are againtothe fore this seasral with their Agricultural Implements. They are still manufacturing the same Plcavs as were awarded Special Distinction at the Centennial and Sydney Exlibitic ns. They desire lo tib ect special often tion to their NEW GENERAL PURPOSE PLOW, •1- -o HARDWARE,, HARDWA E. SIGN OF THE CIRCULAR SAW. This is one of the best Plows that has ever been introduced into this part of the 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 clau in any ground. We ask the Fanners of Huron and Perth to give it a, trial before investing their money in a Yankee humbug. WE ALSO MANUFACTURE IRON PLOWS, HILL'S PATENT PLOWS, The old and well-known Thistle Cutter Plow, which, with recent im- provements, is better SVCFFLERS, AND than ever, Alao One Horse PLOW, Suitable for Plowing Gardens. IRON AND WOOD PLOWS. This Plow is universally admittecl to be the best Gang Plow now in nee, and Farmers should give it a trial before purchasing any other. a.11 these implements are manufactured by themselves, of the very best material, and are better and more durable than those got up by large establishnaents for catch sales. Every implement warranted to give satisfaction. Prices as low as those of any respeetal...le establishment that turns out a good article. Plows of all the above kinds kept constantly on hand, and, can be- seen at their shop at any tinae. IRON HARROWS -TELE SCOTCH .DIAMOND HARROWS IRPT CONSTANTLY OS HAND. aar. re4,. S•••• Cs• , tsf. Cs) CO) 5** Three casks of Lockwood Brothers' Celebrated Gude <-•J a-5 Gs, •••.1 isaoena ts..4 _ 4".2.44 <•••Z Assortment of Spades, aaa ti) AINTING. Repairs for all kinds of Plows kept constantly on hand. Also Plows of any mike H. TOWN and the public in general BEGS to inforrn his Mende Repaired. Remember the Shop, opposite Weir's 'Note), Maiu-st., Seafortb. Iand Glazier on his own accennt, and is prepared that he has commenced business as a Painter to execute all orders entrusted to him in the niost satisfactory nianner and on lease/table time. Orders left at the Store of Messrs. John- son Brothers willreeeive pHro.mTpotwatiite,natieol.rat. 588-4 N.B.-Whitewashing and papering a apeelalty. IVIALCOLIg MONROE & BROTHER. MALCOLM MONROE. ALEXANDER MONROE. D. D. ROSE, FAMILY GROCER, saPoirEi Eas Pleasure in, anno2cncing to his Friends and Cus- tomers that every Department is filly stocked with .First -Class Goods. Hundreds of Families testily. to the value given at Rose's Grocery in the past, and he looks forward to the future with every confidence. .No Prices quoted. Come and see, and be convinced of the advantages offered. No trouble to show Goods and give samples. Flour, Corn, Oatmeal, Buckwheat Flour, Cracked Wheat, Hominy, &c., always kept in Stock. D. D. ROSE, ,Seaforth. 1 I ' READ. "THE DISCLOSURE." READ. I .1•Iavi94 lialy decided on Moving to Manitoba, Mr. Dent a ers to let, on easy terms, that .first-class business stand occupied - at present by • himself. Possession given at once if desired. . And to the -public he would say that, in view of the above fact, he is going to run ryi his present stock of Dry Goods; some of which have only just been received, at less than any one else Ma sell to you, as his object is to get away at the earliest possible moment. Don't buy until you have called on him,. Look out for the Auction Sale oJ his _Dwelling House, on long. time, which, will be announced in a couple of weeks, if not privately disposed of before that time. 11=1",•••••••••••• AV•11•••••••IN•695il••••91M••••••• ONTARIO PRIM ERS' EMPORIUM. GWATK I N & SON HAVE .-R)1i Ill 0 "V --B-1 TO TB.EIR NEW PREMISES, Cor. Bay and Wellington Streets.. HAIR DRESSING. MISS STARK wisHEs to inform the Ladies of Sealorth and Y Vicinity that she ia prepared to make up SWITCHES, CURLS, BRAIDS, &c., In the Latest Fashion from Combings. Prices Moderate, and all orders punctually at- tended' to. A. call solicited. Re.eidence-Attin Street, Seafort22. DRAYAGE. THE undersigned having entered into co -part- nership, are prepared to meet the wants 01 the Merchants of Seaforth and others who may require their services as carriers to and from the Railway freight sheds and elsewhere on most reasonable terms. Orders may be left at Joseph Brownell's Grocery store, and will receive prompt and careful attention. NORMAN BROWNELL. JOSEPH .8.,BELL. Seafarth, Aug. 80, 1872, 560 CD 0 aa. , CD CD 0 0 0 CD )-4 a xojaq. a.q noc CD sexev txopaeo pm soo P 000 xa11:o ,GAO Mt 11 xlATTO . ,Jo C.ANIRJZ).• 11S. CAMPBELL, Provincial Land Surveyor * and Civil Engineer. Orders by mail prompt lv attended to. 4-73S. CAMPBEI,..L,,Mitchell.