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al was much the
infacturers use absol
Eat-exial a any kin& la'
manufacturers, use
eels, rancid, but ,
;ea in making their
gelatinoua matter in
1.4 the high flavor prod
a butter cootribute la
Inlet, to the "meaty" flaws-
ieese men admire as oneet
of using English salt.
neeting, and I repeat hetet
ladian salt is the purest
the world, and that if t -
ere to succeed with it In
r cheese or butter, it in
.•thod of using. I said 4.
)ssible that our salt,
of foreign greasy org
el
-es in it, w&s. more apt to
jute lumps than the E
a consequently that
be more eareful inuSing*
rell crushed between cloth*
roller, and -when pntti
s to pass it through a,
tese precautions are takek
longer of any failure wft
at. Professor Arnold wet
hnpression that Cana/rift
a larger proportion- et
called the deliqueseent
;alcium andmagnesimnt
or Americaaa salts. Ana
iion was entirely removed
t the room, as I shewed hy
analysis published in their
lets by the English id by by the official analysis,
[. the wells in Huron by tke
overnment, that the Cana.
for freer from those object-
ipurities than any of elle
r praised varieties.
M. P. Harm.
lune 10, 1379.
rth-West News.
'are° ditches are being dug-
reet; in Emerson, and, whet
krill assistegreatly in keep*
of oarts over a mile in
Id through Portage la
26. All were loaded witir
and the property of one
ear has a by-law which 4e.-.
aU parties having threen
ers Must take out a license,
therefor, or tender then
to a tine.
siniboine River is navigable
It is a splendid river, about,
-se as the Ohio. John (1-,'
Le Canadian poet, sailed up
,fter visiting the St. Bonita.
Winnipeg, twenty-five years
ait arrival at Portage la
.ring that provisions were
anit%ba, bought 13 bags a
aidon, Ont.., and took the
him. The freight by the
to the Portage amo-unted to
per bag ; and he found. he
bought the same quality
Lge for $1,75 per bag.
isporldent lately arrived at
lays The train was loaded
tuts from Canada and Scot -
party of emigrants, with
rses and farm implenaeuba
13race County, Ontario, and
for a. farm on the Little
an. 500 miles west of Win-
nadion Pacific have finial..
Les of road. They are run- _
on 113 miles of their rcia
builder Bay and 87
rk towards Thunder Bay,
space between Selkirk and_
t ay of 185 miles, OD which
ure working, and which is la
d in 1881.
are now seventeen steam.
River and Lake Winol-
are four steamboats telt -
- which connect St. Vincent_
Lcific trains. This is really
y to reach Winnipeg, as the
Winnipeg end land paseatit
the river from Winnipegat
The boats land you in air
eted, and you get in near thin
a.raer Marquette returnedta
n the 29th May, after taking,
of emigrants 1,000 miles lit
elaskatchew-an. The, boat:
lies at Fort Ellice and re,
ne rapid had to be doll° by
,rds- hitched to trees abase
The Tdarquette is • the **-
hat ever passed up the tar
-chewan, where so- ment
igrants are goin
-aa
Perth Items.
Preekatterian manse is beirag
romarty. It will be mute `
cvernber 1st.
erth Fair Exhibit -loft
Thursday and Friday,
ud 26.
inc excursion to Erie fl
this month, is planned
d fraternity.
er of St. Marys yOUt
he other day for indiscritaita -
la public places.
1. Deverall and Robt. Mc* -
are to engage in a ten
tch to -day, at $15 a side, te
w to raise 8,004) for
1. new high school in Lillie.:
voted on and carried hint
69.
rnibrook, of Mitchell hat,
to retire from practice for
time on account of iailinit
has a sea, voyage in
11. Seegmiller discoassa
sin m the town hall, S
iday evening last, and
rge audience. The named
rts to the faith have not
dished.
atford Canada Temperanan
regular meetings every. Sun- ,
n, and are in a flours
hey have an excellent
ad provide the best av
dal report of the Mitchell
ustitute shows tha,t Institut
ost prosperous coriditittt !
tembers, 1,421 volumes -
matter, besides a lags 1
ewspapere and inaganiigt 1
ced a new year with a roll
• in their favor.
wel the other evening, dirk
tice of the firemen with
e, some person seized one
,f the hose, when the Pr*,
• hundred pounds to bi-ou I
and turned it in the ding: ,1
idewalk, where a nunthertt 1
ys were standing at Tow
•
e t •
truris 18, 1879,
fasseseele
efroe. The stream of water from the
pipe struck a son of Robert, MeKelvey,a
tea about eight years of age ,1 on the
bead and face, cutting both severely.
—The branch of the Stra, ford and
waren Railway, extending to Milbank,
Is ROW open for travel and tra c.
_-The farmers around St. Marys
have in many cases planted Corn this
season instead of peas. This ehange is
made on account of the pea-bulig on last
'ear's crop.
- —Mr. A. Anderson of Motnington,
sheared a Costwold ram recently, the
fleece of which weighed twenty pounds
Of good clean wool. The fie ce that
can beat this has yet to be hea d from.
—The assessment valuatioril of real
slid personal property in Stra ford for
1879 is $2 422,565. ,This maks au av-
erage of $272.65 for every indi *dual in
the town, the population being given at
8,880. ,
__Rev. j. E. Moore, Primitive Metho-
dist minister at Mitchell, is to he trans-
ferred to Uaradoc, and Messrs. Paul and
Trallope are appointed to sucCeed him
irithe former place.
—Mr. Steinhardt of Toronto wants
the people of Listowel to give him a
bonus of $15,000 for the purpose of
starting a Bilk manufactory in that town.
A committee has been appointed to con-
fer about the matter.
_On Monday afternoon, while a gang
of men were raising a barn on the farm
of Mr. Owen Love, about four miles
from St. Mary's, a man named Michael
Tehan was struck on the head by a
falling rafter, and his brains knocked
out. He was still alive when the re-
porter left the scene of the accident,
but not expected to live many yours.
—The village of Newry was in great
danger of being burned up on 'Friday,
30th alt., in consequence of a large fal-
low in the vicinity of the villatte being
in flames, with a high wind blowing.
The alarm was given, when a large
number of farmers from the surround-
ing neighborhood came to assist in stop-
ping the ravages of the fiery element.
The railway property being in much
anger the officials sent two locoinotives
with water, which assisted. gr atly in
preventing the flames from sp Isocline.
n
gines and. firemen were telegraphed
for to Listowel and Palmerston, but
fortunately before the arrival of these,
the fire had been nearly overcome.
, —A young man named Wm. Brown-
ley, employed at McDonald, McPherson
& 0o.'e foundry in Stratford, met with
a painful accident on Saturday. He was
II:eating a chunk of iron, wben a small
piece flew from the metal and lodged in
his right eye. The °babel:lotion remain-
ed imbedded in the optic until Monday,
when it was extracted. It is not thought
the sight of the eye will be permanently
impaired. The same day another man
named Win. McAllister, in the employ
of Mr. McLaughlin, grain merchant, met
with a painful accident white elevating
gain at the storehouse. One of his feet
became entangled in the horse l power,
and had. it not been for timely as istance
he would have lost a leg. As it is sev- .
end of his toes are broken.
)1uron Notes.
--Mr. Richard Sweet, of Tilsboi1ne, has
sold his farm to Mr. P. McPhi]4ips, of
Exeter. The former gentleman has
taken up" 640 acres in Manitoba..
—A valuable cow, belonging o Mr.
Andrew Munro, 18th conces ion of
Howiek, was killy1 at Looking's cross-
ing by the afternoon train going north,
on Thursday of-rast week. The engine
driver did his best to stop the tr in, but
could not till too late. All of Mr.
Mrarro's cattle were running on the
roads at the time.
—On Friday, 30th ult., the firwhich
has been burning in the "slashing" in
the vicinity of Stanlake's mill, on the
Lake Road, township of Stephen, near
Exeter, being fanned by the prevailing
wind, broke out with increased fury,
and. it was thought for a time that the
mill would be reduced. to ashee. Mr.
Friend's house and. one or two others
were on Bee during Friday aft rnoon,
but by the strenuous exertions of the
neighbors, who had turned out -tb help
to save the property from being de-
stroyed, the fires were put out before'
they had inade much headway. "Res-
cue" engine was taken from Exeter in
the afternoon, and did good service.
The fire has been almost extinguished
by the recent showers of rain.
—On- Tuesday, the 17th inst., there
will be a Sabbath Sc.hool excursion
from Exeter to Port Stanley over the
Great Western Railway. Thetrain
will leave Exeter station at , eight
o'clock a. m. and. will take on excur-
sionists at Ceutralia, but at no other
station betweeu Exeter and Pore Stan-
ley. The excursionists will arrive at
their destination early in the cloy and
will consequently have plenty of time
to enjoy themselves at the Portl The
excursion is not gotten up for the
schools in Exeter exclusively. The
schools in the adjacent villages should
embrace this opportunity of having a
cheap ride to the Port, the fare being
for adults 76 cents and. for children 35
mats. As this will be the first excur-
sion of the season from Exeter, it will
doubtless be liberally patronized.
—A young mail named Henry Bos-
man, living in Morris, about a mile
west of Bluevale, rnet with a painful
accident on Wednesday, 21st ult. ' He
wasassisting at a raising on the farm
of his uncle, Mr. Edward Bosman (con-
cession 2, Morris) on the day in, ques-
tion. One of the timbers forming the
plates of the building had. been raised
and Wt to be filled to its proper place
by two men above, who allowed' it to
fall down outside of the building
anaong quite a cluster of men. All
escaped. except Mr. Bosman, who was
somewhat t tanned, causing him to fall
raider the heavy piece of timber which
he was. helping to carry. Both pieces
fell on him, bruising his breast in a
frightful manner. Dr. Tanalyu, of
Wingham, Was seut for at once, under
whose care we are happy to say he is
Improving as favorably as could be ex -
Petted.
—The Directory Board of the How -
ick Farnaers' Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, met in Mrs. Day's Rotel,
Gerrie, on Saturday, the 31st nit., at
10 o'clock. Thirty-eight applioations
Were accepted by the Board, cOvering
risks anaomiting to $41,125. Mr, Fink-
biabar's claim for $68, and Charles
Grahana's Claim for 200, both ol which
were laid. over from last meeting, were
ordered to be paid. Donald McNichol,
ef Grey, whose barn. and some I of his
outbuildings were burned on the 19th
late established his claim for $100 on
buildings, and $35 on contents. Geo.
•
Richardson, of Minto, awarded $4,
deli:none'e done to his house by fire,
wae orderedato be paid. Joseph Clegg,
of Morris, whose house was recently
burned, notified the Company of his
19s. Mesers. Edgar and Jackson were
appointed to investigate and report.
The insurance is $300.
i—Messre. James Moir, Adam White-
ford, James Lang and John. Allison,
of lUsborne, who went to Manitoba on
this 6th of 'last month, have returned.
and are highly pleased With the couri-
trtle Mr. Moir .purchased. 2,560 acres
of laud for 82,016. M. Whiteford
bought 640 acres. Mr. Lang bought a
seetion and a _quarter and pre-empted
and homesteaded abont 640 acres. The
land is located in township 1, range 11,
ittIthe Rock Lake District. tr. Al-
lisin bought in the Pembina District.
saLanontammaammei
Births.
CO BORNE—At Gotlerich,• on the 5th instant,
the wife of J. H. Colborne, Esq., of a eaughter.
Me ALLUM-4n Seaforth, on the 2nd. I instant,
the wife :of Mr. -Edward McCallum of a
daughter.;
11 WKSHAWeeIn Blyth, on the 9th instant, the
wife of Mr, William Hawkshaw of a daughter.
Marriages.
Bit GHAM-8MITH—In Detroit, on the 2nd in-
stant, by Rev. Dr. Worthington,, Mr. John E.
Brigham, of Seaforth, to Mrs. Xeabella Smith,
daughter Of the late Robert Cook, •Hturon
Road, Goderieh township.'
McKELLAR—LAMOND-111 Hibbert, on the 4th
instant, at the residence of bride's father, by
Rev P. Scott, Mr. Donald McKellar, to Jane,
oldest daughter of Mx. Malcolm Lamond, all
of Hibbert. '
W D—NEWELL—In Seliferth, on the 12th
instant, by Rev. W. Campbell, Mr. W. H.
Ward, of Goderich township, to Mist' Emma.
Newell, of Goderich.
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1 Deaths.
GO 'ENLOCK—In McKillop, on the 12th instant,
Margaret, , youngest daughter of Thomas
Govenlock, Esq., aged 16 years and 2 months.
Mc ARTNEY—In Tuckersmithr on the 9th hie
stant, Robert McCartney, aged 75 yeaxs.
CO -NOLLY—In Goderich township, 7th conces-
sion, on the 8rd instant, Mary, wife of Mr.
Wm. Connolly, aged 68 years.
TO VNSENDa-In Hullett, on the 5th instant,
John Townsend, formerly of Clinton, aged 65
years.
Me OUGALL—In East Wawanosh, on the 2nd
instant, Me. George McDougall, aged 87 years.
Deceased was father of S. It. McDougall, of
Goderich.
UP, HALL—Li Hibbert, on the 3rd instant, Vic-
toria, fifth daughter of Mr. Geo. Upshall, aged
8 years and 11 months. .1
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.ARALERS', Commercial Men, Travel-
ers nd all others, visiting Brussels, will find the
vet best accommodation at the Tecumseh Hotel.
No rouble spared to make guests comfortable.
Go d Stabling and reliable hostler. JOHN Celan-
BEL , Proprietor. 598
THE MARKETS.
SEAFORTH, June ]2, 1879.
Fall Wheat 0 9:3 to 0 96
Spri g Wheat, Fife, per bushel.— 085 to 0 92
Seri g Wheat,RedChaff,perbash. 0 88 to 0 85
Oat per bushel. 0 00 to 042
Pea per buehel . 0 50 to 0 55
Bart ty per bushel 0 40 to 0 ed
But er,No.1,Loose., 0 11 to 0 12
Egg 0 C8 to 0 09
Pion , por 100 lbs 2 35 to
Hay 8 CO to
Rid s, per lb 0 05 to
Gra by Hides per 100 lbs... ... .
Fall n Hide, per 100 lbs....,
She skins 0 50 to
Salt (retail)per barrel, .
Salt wholeeale)per barrel°
Pots ocs, per bushel 0 60 to
Oatn cal P.M. . .. 2 tO to
Tall w, per eh 0 04 to
Bee • in quarters, per 100 lbs8 50 to
Woo ,per pound, ' 0 20 ,to
CLINTON, Jane 12, 1879.
Whoat, per bushel.. 0 94 g 0 96
g Wheat, perbushel 0 85 g 0 92
per b ashel 0 85 @ 0 40
y, per bushel e 50 04 060
per bushel 0 00 g 0 50
r r 0 I0 @ 013
oes 0 60 fa 065
009 A 010
.... 0 19 (el 022
Fall
Spri
Oate
Bari
Peas
Batt
.Pota
Eggs
'Woo
Say;
2 50
9 00
0 05
4 00
3 00
1 25
0 85
0 75
0 66
8 00
0 05
5 00
0 23
or ton, 800 Co 900
LIVERPOOL, June 11.—Spring wheat,
7s 6d to 8s 4d ; red winter, 8s 9d to 9s
5d ; white, 8s 4d to 98 2d ; club, 9s id
to 9 5d; corn, 4s 2d; oats, 5s 6d; bar-
ley, 5s 3d; peas, 6s Od ; pork, 47s Od ;
beef, 75s 6d; cheese, 40s.
to $
41c.
bale
butt
cent
RONTO, June 11.—Fall wheat, $0.95
.02 ;.spring, 900 to $9$ ; oats, 38c to
peas,62c to 65c; barley, 40c to 65c;
hay, per ton, $8 to $15; wool, 21c;
r, 11 cents to 14 cents; cheese, 81
to 9 cents.
NDON, June 12.—Diehl and Tread-
well, $1.68 to $1.75 per 100 tbs.; red fall,
$L6 te 1.71;$spring, $1.25 to $L65;
oats $1.20 to $1.22; peas, 85c to $1.05;
10c o 13; dairy cheese, 7 to 8c ; factory,
barl y, 80c to $1.25; eggs, 121c; butter,
7c to 9c; wool, 20c to 23c.
Cheese Markets. •
Cheese has been quiet; new has sold
in small lots at 80 to 8, and old at 5c to
7c for good qualities. Tngersoll has been.
mac ive and Weak, with one small sale
on uesday at 61c. English quotations
havl declined 2s during this week.
•
Live Stock Markets.
Sr. GABRIEL, June 9.—There were
abo t eighteen loads of cattle rin this
mar et this morning, almost all of
whi h were sold at prices ranging from
41c o 5ic per /b, and the largest por-
tion f which were purchased bY Aid.
Jas. [eShane for shipment to Europe.
F. i . Ritchings, of Rose Hill, near
Ferg is, Ont.,' sold three loads (55 head)
to M . McShane at $67 per head; they
were choice animals, averaging 1,450
tbs e ch. John Eliot sold 223 head to
local butchers at 4A•c per - lb. Thos.
Pjerf e, of Weston, sold 19 head, aver-
agin 1,450 IN each. to Mr. McShane
at $ 3! R. J. Hopper ;bought three
lots about 50 head) at from clic to 5c
per lb, and took one load to Vigee mar-
ket: T. Hopper received two loads
from near Kingston, one , of • which he
sold to Jas. McShane at about $78 per
heao , and. the other to local butchers at
fro i4c to 5e per /b. Wm. Kinnear,
of, Tionto, sold 12 head, averaging 1,-
300 Ms each, to Mr. McShane at $64,,
and 9 to Mr. Hopper at $45. George
FeatRierston, of Toronto, sold. 22 head,
aver ging 1,300 lbs each, to Mt. Mc -
Shea e at $64 per head. Mr. Craig, of
Bra/ pton; sold a load to S. Price at
about $66 per head. Geo. Patterson,
of Guelph, sold three loads to Jas. Mc-
Shane at about $65 per head. John
Mackinnon, Walter Laing, and.- R.
Cochrane, of Guelph, Samuel Wad-
dell, of Huxbridge, and Hugh Kelly,
each had a load,which they disposed of.
There was but a small supply of hogs On
the Market, but the &maid was slow.
R. Jt Hopper sold a lot at clic to 5c, and
John-Elliett sold 8 at from 41c to 4-ic
per db, iive weight. Last we 'k A.
'Reeves & Co. shipped to Englan via
Grand Trunk Railway, from Don, Ont.,
13 car loads of cattle, an J. C.John-
son, from Torcnto, 29 car loads. Be-
sides these, there were received at'Point
St. Charles, during the past week 23
ears of cattle and 8 of hogs for the local
market.
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Local Notices.
NEW PRUNES, Cheapest in Town, at
ALDEN'S Grocery. 599
TURNIL SEED at Cost, to clear out lot,
at Aar...ores Grocery. .599
SEE TUE SOAP, 25 bars for $1 at ROSE'S
Groeery. See that very fine tea at 50 cents, worth
60 cents, ani those cheap Raisins -and Cturants at
ROSE'S Grocery. 574
AT RETAIL.—Goods are being sold by
Private Sale in Stanley Day's Auction Meet, at
wholesale rates for cash. Spring Suits made to
order, $10 50 to $12 50. 593
Tim SEED STORE.—Any quantity of
good Early Roee potatoes for seed at W. H. Mc-
Donoatet, & Co's. Sign of the "Maniath Turnip
Main Street Seaforth. 597
AUCTION SALE of Dry Goods at Joint
Rooms, Saturday, May 3rd, afternoon and even-
ing and every day following uutil the whole stock
is cleared out. Goods sold during the morning et
Auction prices. 595
THE EXTRAORpINA.RY Large Sales of
ordered clothing at Wg. RILL d; Co.'s prove
beyond argament, that they sell the cheapest and
make the best Atting clothes in Town. Please
take note of this. 595
PIQUES, PIQUES, PIQUES. --Bargain S Ex-
traordinary. Wee. Moo & Co. have just received
another shipment of White Piques, which they
will clear out at the old. figure 10 c nts per yard
These goods are deeiedly the cheapest in. Seaforth.
598
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. --- Parties
wanting to buy anything in Crockery or Glassware
will find our stook complete and well assorted, and
prices lower than in any other house, quality eon-
sidered. Tea Sets from $2 up, Toilet Sets, $1 16
and upwards. Wresort & YOUNG. 586
NEW TEAS. —Received this week at
wiesoN & voumns, a large consignment of Extra
Choice New Season's Black, Green and Japan Teas,
bought direct from the importers at the lowest
cash prices. For quality and price we can confi-
dently recommend them as the best value in town.
Call and examine our Stook before purchasing—we
guarantee satisfaction. 586 •
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC SOAP.—Having ob-
tained the Agency of this celebrated soap in eles-
forth and Horan County, I append the opinion of
some of our best people motet its merits "1 have
used Dobbins' Electric Soap, made by J, L. Cragin
& Co., Philadelphia, Pa., and find te . very good.
The clothes are beautifully white and the washing
Is done in much lees time—Mrs. M. P. Hayes."
" I used Dobbins' Electric Soap, according to di-
rections, and found the clothes whiter than when
washed in the old way, and in half the usual time
—Mrs. M. Y. McLean." "1 have teeted Dobbins'
Electric Soap, and am highly satisfied with the
result. I believe it capable of doing all the wrap-
per claims for it, and most confidently recom-
mend it as economizing both time.and labor, and
as doing its work well-aMrs. T. Goldsmith."
"Having given Dobbins' Electric Soap a fair trial,
think itis all the manufacturers represent it to
be—Mrs. R. T. Coleman." I desire all my Mends
and customers to give this Soap one trial, so they
may know just how good the best soap in the
United States is THOMAS KIDD, Seaforth,
Ont., Agent for Huron County. 671-52
LEG -AL NOTICE.
THE DIVISION COURT.—The office of the
Second Division Court will be open daily
from half -part one to tour o'clock P. M. Office
in my 131ook, over th'e store of Johnston Bros.
L. MEYER, Cleik of Division Court, Seaforth. 562
JOHN LECKIE, General Loan and Real Estate
Agent, Grain, Produce and Commtaston Mer-
chant. Money loaned on real estate, in town or
country, at 8 per Cent. simple interest. Charges
moderate. Mortgages bought and sold. Matured
mortgages paid off. Terms to suit borrowers.
Farrue and village property for sale. Office—
Leckie's new brick block; Beast:tele, Ont. 515
FOR SALE OR TO LET.
IR 0031S TO LI T..—Three Front Rooms to let
in my bleek, over Messrs. Johnson Brothers'
Hardware Store. Apply to L. Mi...YER , Division
Court Office, Seaforth. . 592
p 0011S TO LET. --Three rooms to let over A.
-A-11 G. Ault's Grocery store, suitable for dress -
ma king apartments or for dwelling rooros, with
front and rear entrance. Apply to A. G. AULT.
Proprietor. 590.
'RARE CHANCE.—Photograph Rooms to Let
LI' on first floor in Scott's Brick Block, Seaforth,
position central. Also, three or four Rooms on
the flat above, suitable for a dwelling. Posses-
sion let January, 1879. Appy to F. HOLII1E-
STED, barrister, on the premises, or to ltOBT.
SCOTT, lifeKillop. 573-tf.
FARM TO PENT.—Is situated in the Town-
ship of Hullett, half way between the prosper-
ous market teievns of Seaforth and Clinton, le
miles from the Huron Road, on the 8rd comes-
sion, and convenient to school house , tee. There
are 88 acres plowed, and 6 Rotes of iall whest
looking prosperous; good bearing orchard and
well; frame buildings, -in good repair; w.11 sup-
plied with good water; there is a good quantity
of feed on the premises; the land is in a good
state of cultivation. Apply to FRANOIS KET-
TLE, Proprietor, Lot 7, Con. 3. Hallett. 588-4x
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IMPORTANT NOTICES.
Ne- TICE.—e he Council of the Corporation of
-L‘ the Connty of Pinion, will meet in the Court
Ho use in the Town of Goderich, on Monday the
16th of June next. PETER ADAMSON, County
Clerk. 5e9 2
N OTICE.---All parties indebted to the Estate
of the late Simon Powell are regoested to pay
the same forthwith to the undersigned, or they
shall be handed into the Court for oollection.
T. T. COLEMAN and A. VANEGMOND, Ex-
ecutors. 561
VOTICE TO DEBTORS.—Notice is hereby
-e-1 given that an persons indebted to me 'for
small book accounts, that if their indebtedness
is not paid before January first, 1879; they will
be sued without fui ther notice or respect of per-
sons. 0.0. WILLSON. 576
1 eISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP NOTICE
—The firm of Hickson & Robertson, Butter
Dealer Fe, &e., of Seaforth, is this day dissolved by
mutual consult, E. Hickson retiring and W. S.
Robertson continuing the business. All accciunts
ank notes due the said firm are payeble tO W. S.
Robertson, and all liabilities (if any) to be paid
by him. Signed—E. HICKSON, W. S. ROB-
ERTSON. Witness—W. IL BLEMDELL. Sea -
forth, April 7, 1879. - 592
QEAFORTH PUMP FACT0R-11.—The under-
" signed, while returning flatlet for the pat-
ronage already received, would remind his many
customers and friends that he still continues to
make pumps and cisterns _of the best material
and by the best workmen. Nona but quartered
timber used for pumps. A. few farm gates still
on hand. All overdue accounts not settled forth-
with will be charged 10 per cant. interest from
the 1st of January, 1978. NOBLE CLUFF,
Seaforth. 563
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"PANEL P TURES."
Q0 GREAT has the elaand been for these -
le" pictures that Colder has been almost compell-
ed to work night and day (Sundays excepted) in
order to keep pace with the increasing demand
for TRUE I hotography. 1here is nothing supen-
fitiou s in this statement. Calder's Policy is to
Men out first-class work only, at a fair remuner-
ative price, and relies on the sound judgment of
a just public as to the -verdict, which, in the past,
has not only enabled him to compete -with butt to
surpass all petty rivals. Photography of all kinds
got up in a manner pure to please. Old Pictures
Copied and Enlarged to perfection. Rem/a-Tuber
the People's Popailar Gallery, with the Everlast-
ing Stairs, opposite the Commercial.
ANDREW °ALDER, Seaforth.
N. B.—Calder would be extremely sorry to hint
people's feelings by treading on hard teas, but,
you kno w, those who lire in glees houses should
not throw stones. 601
GRAIN. SAVER THRESHERS,
IRON CLAD MOWERS,
BRADLEY HARVESTERS,
A WARDED Medals at ithe World's Fair Phil-
zee- adelphia. U. S., 1876; Sydney, Austmlia,
1877; Paris, France, 1878; Gold and Silver
Meda Is, Huron reaper Trial, 1877, and Gold
Medal 1678. Ever) whet e 'anocesbful. ,
Fold by D. Hogan and W. J. Grieve, Seaforth;
Robert Andereon, Kipper); Archibald McCully,
Brncelleld, John Robinson, Varna: L. Elliott,
Gode rich ; David Halstead, Wingham ; T. Eng-
lish, Bruseels.
Order early. Satisfaction guaranteed. Re-
pairs can be had of eny of the Agents.
L. D. SAWYER & Co., Hamilton, Manufacturem.
GEO. STEWART, Clinton, Genera! Agent.
Thirty of the above machines already delivered
at Clinton station this season. and another ear
load ordered .also a number to other stations.
Sixty-one were ordered for Clinton atation last
yowl and were unable to supply the de-
n:tend. 601-1
NE
BO
HAT
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2
URON EXPOSITOR.
_
SMI
Have de
of Dry
and Cap
pECAL SALE
DRY GOODS
TS AND SHOES.
AND CAPS, &C.
TH & WEST
ermined upon a Special Sale
roods, -Boots and Shoes, Hats
,&0.
OOR IMMENSE STOCK
Must be
following
see for y
THIS
leared out at once. Note the
reductions, and then call and
urselves that
5 A GENUINE SALE
Of New and Staple Goods at Prices
hitherto nheard of in Seaforth.
TRO Bq TO ROW OUR COMM
We re d it as notrouble to show
Goods, nal will *how you through
courteou y whether -yon buy or not.
II
Wool I"- eeds, at $1.50, reduced to
81.15,.
Wool TW
cents
ds, at $1.25-ereduced to 95
Wool T eeds, at $.1, reduced to 75
cents:.
-
Wool Ttv oda, at 75 cents, reduced to
, 55 Ge
Wool Tv eds at 60 oents, reduced to
45. ee ts.
Heavy T illed Thickest
yard.
rri-im- or_.,13mi.T.
1879—
-1879--
H. JAMIESON, OF THE GOLDEN LION
HAS A LOT OP
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS, TWEEDS, &c.,
Which Ile is Anxious to Sell Out Cheap;
REMEMBER T‘FIE PLACE:
GOLDEN LION, SEAFORTH.
GREAT CLEARING SALE
or $5,000 WORTH or
NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS
-_ Will. Commence Wednesday, June 40, 1879,
AT STANLEY DAY'S NOTED CHEAP STORE,
When one of the greatest cheap offerings_ of Dry Goods ever hela in, this locality
will be commenced said continued for
-1 1\T 1.) A "1"-S
In order to convince the publie thOt this is no humbug or blbw, just note the
following prices, and call and examine the goods, whether you buy or not
Bleached Cotton will be sold at 6 cents a yard.
Factory Cotton will be sold at 4 cents per yard.
Prints will be sold at ¢s per yard.
Twelve and a half cent Prints will be sold at 10 cents -per yard.
Twenty-five cent Dress- Goods will be sold at 15 cents -per yawl.
Twenty-five cent Duels will be sold at 20 cents per yarcle
Clark's be4t six -cord Spools, 3 cents each.
Needles, 2 cents; paper of pins, 3 cents.
Ladies' Wiite Cotton Hose, 6 cents per pair.
Men's Soc s, 8 centsper pair.
White Poe et Handkerchiefs, 3 cents each. ,
Ladies' and.hildren% Lisle Gloves, 5 cents per pair..
Ladies' Black Lace Shawls, 50 cents.
A Bankrupt Stock of Hats and Caps will be •
Cleared Out at half price. • • •
Soap, Brushes, Whisks, Clothes Lines,
Boot Laces, Buttonse Paper, Envelopes,
Ana thousands of other articles too numerous to Mention, will be cleared ort at
fabulously low prices. Rernembee the day, Wedneadifianne 4th; and Fifteen
Days therefrom, at Foster's Block..
600-2
STANLEY DAY, SEAVORTH.
1879
1879
THOMAS KI.D.D, SEAFORTH
SHOWS FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS •
A GREAT VARIETY OF COOL MATERIALS
g
tf-15-
121 cents per /1/
3
/ e -r
u
Denims a d Shirtings, at 10 cents per
yard.
Prints, w de widths, at 5 cents per
yard.
Paints, A
erieany, at 5
Grenadines, Black and Colored, flrst-class value.
Costume and Snowflake Linens, different qualities and prices.
Colored. Lawns in Plaids-, Stripes and Brocades.
White Lawns in Plaid and Striped.
Striped and Plaid jaconet Muslins.
Puff and Colored Muslins-
W bite Brilliantines.
White Diapers in Linen and Cottou.
White Tucked Skirting, by the yard,
White Dimity Skirts. White Knife Plaiting to tribal skirts.
White Swiss Embroidery.
Colored Linen Embroidery.
Poplinettesedifferent shades and colors.
Striped Gadateas, different colors and priees.
Infants' White Embroidered Robes.'
Infants' Bibs and Children's Dimity Collars.
Ladies' and Misses' Collars and Cuffs.
Corsets, Hosiery and Gloves.
Large Asaortment of Gents' and Ladies' Handkerchiefs.
cents per yard,
THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, AS USUAL,
Prints, As ton's,,at 10 cents per yardt.
Dress Goo 8, frora 81 cents to 50 cents;
per y rd.
All Wool aasiimere, from 25 cents.; to
$1.50 en yard.
A' Special
anoth it at $1.25.
of White Quilts ait, $1—
Kid Glov 2 -buttoned, at 35 cents per
pair.
A Splendi Assortment of Gloves' Par-
asols ncl. Fancy Goodin
In Boots and Shoes we are offering
Speci Bargaina.
Also a Jo Lot of _ en's Felt and Fur
Hats, ,at 75 c
s.
SMI H & WEST,
No. 3, C
pbell's Block, Man Street,
Seaforth.
el-TR,A1-4-12} SITCCWSS_
A FEW StiECIAL, LINES JUST TO HANi)
Parasols.
Linen and Muslin Costumes.
Sunshades and Bailors.
Silk Mantles.
Cashmere Mantles alnd Mantle Oahe.
Mantle- Frogs.
Fringes and Trimmings.
Ladies' Dress Caps.
Frillings, Ribbons.
Bonnet Borders and Veilings.
READYMADE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Just to hand, a magnificent assortment of New Summer Clothing, including
Men's, Boys' and. Children's Suits, Cut and Finished in the most approved styles,
from the Choic,est and. Newest materials in
English, Scotch and Canadian Twdeds.
A Full Line of MEN'S SUMMER COATS, in Light Halifax. Tweed, Dressed
and Undressed Linen. Crents' WHITE VESTS at all pricea.
Besides, a large selection. of White and Colored Dress Shirts, Scarf % Ties, I
Cuffs, Collars, Brac.es, Hosiery, &c.
Men's and Boys.' Underwear in Merino, Union, All Wool and Silk, at prices far
below their actual value.
OUR GROCERY, BOOT AND SHOE, AND LIQUOR
DEPARTMENTS ARE FULTir ASSORTED.
THOMAS KIDD, SEAFORTH.
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. PERSONAL.
OARDERS.—A number of Boarders can he
-e--e accommodated with hoard, either ladies or
gentlemen. Apply to j. M. CALDWELL, taiga
man and wile), tiodetich Street, Seaforth. 57
.4
,LOST OR FOUND.
DOG LOST—Lost, in Seaforth on the 1st of
April, a Collie Dog, aneweling to the name
of Ceptain: He is two years old, bittek on body
-vitb brown nose and legs, end rough elan. Any
poE012 returning the animal to theennetereigned
*ill be f.uiteblrvevarded, and any person her -
boring biln Inter 11 is will be prosecuted as the
lea? directs.—J0I1N COWAN, MeKillop, Sas-
Ihrth P.-0.
591
ESTRAY STOC
'STRAY- COLT.—Cente into the enclosure of
the subscriber, on June 1st,* dark hay Celt,
one year old, with while star on fmehead. The
eivneer is requested to prove property, pay -expen-
ses, and take it away. SIMON 13ADOUR, North
half Lot 4, L. R. W,, Hay, 6_31 13
STPAY COLT.—A stray colt came into the
pelmet 8 eu Inc undersigned, Lot 85, ton
1.1.cgan,on Mae 111. Of bay color about 2 e ear
Id, with white ',tar on fortheed Red nose. The
tvner ie JiguRzttd io ptove property pay -expert-
e 1•6, and take it away. LOUIS 13ENNAWIS 51.18re
,
on
old
and
giving
covery
DOW
si"nAT COLT.—Strayed from the prenilsee
a .`he undersigned, Lot 18, Con. 9. Stanley,
or lib/ -ut the 3st. ot May, a beown two yes.r
evtire eolt ; he hada white star on forehead
was slii-ehtly Rcman noeed. Any pereon
such hecomeation as will lead to ois re-
will bee euitably rewarded. IfEleTRY
SON, Jr., Proprietor, Varna. P. 0- 601x4
SFE elk itd ARTICLES.
ce
1/41?
ly!
teen
for
TRONG TOP BUGGY FOR SALE. -11e0:17
Covered Btzgge; Beattie: top; wheels entire-
new; very enitidile for Marketing - may be
at the Gi and Tionk freight idea Cheap
cash. C. CLARKS ON. . 601
se9EDAR
la_
op
_
P0ST.8 FOR SfeelE.—For Sale, on Lot
26, Conceesion 6, lifftaliiz, one mile from Brus-
8, any quantity of cedar posts:, either out or
the acre. Apply to A:LBZ. ROBERTSON,
osite Leyden's Hotel, AreKillop. 5437
ing
is
'The
lAseaeee
r7nt.
A
cants
ALL AT J. S. ROBEVIS'"DRUG STORE,
Sea forth, for the Great Ataxia Nevada Smok-
Compound, a positive tura- fier Ca.tarrita,and
equally Efficacious in all Bronchial A ffecteons.
worst cases of Asthma,. leithsic and ell
of the Lungs eield reaeily to this treat-
M. L. SMITH, Arkone, Ont., General
ent. For bale 1y ail. eerogreeteo Price, 75
a box. 60142
peaS1TJRAGE.-6-ood
• I
of
R.1
mdnth
tlei.—$1.50.per
tht
St
de;tts
on
Apply
freeb paetntrage for Cat- -
tle and llorses,100 acres,on and afterthe leith
May. Plenty of good t ping water,on2hdCon.H.
S., Tuckeremith: TE1tMS.—Forlforees$2 pea
; tor the eeason, $1.75 per mertil. Cat--,
menth ; or el 25 per month by
season, Payment to le made before the
ck is removed. Owners reeponeible• for Bed-
or shays. Applications must be mule at
e, as only a limited number will te lekete.
to JOHN THORP. 59.5
STOCK FOR SERVICE.
-pkULL
-e-r
CO.
of
eh
Te
ce il
L9.
FOR SERVICE.—The undersigned will
lieep etnirtp the present season, on Lot,T4,..
2, liteKillop, a thoronehbeed Dminont Bull.
a very fine pedigree. Terms, 75 cents, pay -
e at the time of service, withibee privilege:0V
orring. If rot paid at the time of service 25,
ts extto "will be thttrgrd. FRANCIS CAB -
801-V e
T_IIILLtTT
1.-
teat
fite
en :lableG,
EP
abl
t t
FARMERS IMPROVE YOUR,-
STOCK—Ile undersigned will keep fort'
improvement of stock Wale seneon On
le, Lot No. 2, Concession 8, T111310%1/ Thore.,4
Durham Bull, pica by tiobert Brown,
• ., of Grey. 5 erme.—e5 etut8 per ewe pay-
: at the time of tervice, with the privilegeof re-;
9 'ng if necessary. ROBT. hicelICHAELe 598
FRMERS,
bred
went
Falmers
rantrg
of
' sr<
of
bred
got
by
En
importedoby
Red
Mc
IMPROVE Youn sTocx.-11/1
uncle i signed ietterete keepirg his Thoronglej
Bull for another season, for the iropeove.
of stock, on Lot le, Con,. 2, Ideleillew.
will do- -well to patronize him in view of -
etock tor the English lieseltet. Bit get
beeves shows that blood will tell. My telmste
only one' dollar these hard time,. Certificate , -
Regis -tear a Pedigree, No. 1,884, Wonderful,.
by James G••. ye Ingersell, Oxford County,
by Sir Johnny (700) Registeid, dam Daundie e
Piel6ent (540), grend done kletilda by Young ,
and (822, L281), great grand dam Bea Bose, .
Barna, of Kultadale, 111,156), dam '
Rose, see herd book. RODERICK GRAY,',. -
; illop. 59148 '
,
WANTED.
Ti
-LA
6 .
tm
pri
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ORSE WANTED.—Wanted to purchase, -R.
geed reliable family and driving horse loom
9 e earsold. Must be perfectly quiet taut a .
rt delver. For a enitehle animal IS /there/
e will be paid. Apply at THE EXPOSITOR •
ICE, Seaforth. 599
Ttet
JL
up
viz;
an
wit
la t
Wolk,
1/01c,
scriber.
School
CONTRACTORS.— Se.eded Tenders -will he
received by the School. Board of Tuckereraith
tiflthe28th of June, tor the following work,
For re thingling saoca Houses Nos. 1, 2,
6; re -painting No- 1; re,ftooring eo. -9
i maple flooring, and. 32 new sesta for the
t r. Ihe following Trustees 'will thew the
viz.: No. 1, John Wood; No. 2, 3o4232,
; No. 9, James Mer -sing; No. 8, the sue --
61.10BGE SPROAT, 8eoratazy Publita
Board, Tuckeremith. 601-8
—
T
-a-
Sch
the
Tea
a third-
the
ed up
wit":
GEORGE
Tuc
ACHERS _WANTED. — Wanted, a Mate
Teacher, he le irg a third-class certili.cate, for
ol 8 ection No. 10, to conmence dutice at -
nd of vacation. Also a Female Assistant.>
her , for setool No. 8, Egmondville, holding,
allies certificate; duties to rename/ice-at
end of vocation. Applications will be reeeiv-
to the 28th day of June, and eau be left
the enbeeriber or arty of the l'rustece.
SPROAT, Seaforth P. O., Secretary
-ersmith Public School Board. 601,3,
.
Sm
toa—; 0
so tcl I
wZjj' 0/ 0 0
cp 1:1 W1:3
to
TICE.—Seama Tenders will he received by
fle Chols ef the Cennties of latnabtore and
on, on behalf of -the Corporations of the said
.atiee, until noon on Weenesday, the 25th el -
s next, for Rebuilding the Grand Bend
go. le/guested 8peoilicastir-ns May be seen
e offices of the Clerks of the seid Countiets, .
also at Mr. Tionsidefa, Grand Bend. Sure.
will be required for the completion of tile
praet The lowest or asy tender not ne.cee-
y accepted. PETER AD elee8ON, Clerk of,
County of Huron Godericle, Jane 7th,„
601-2
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REAL ESTATE FOR SATE.
e OR
a:
Land,
;...o ttge,
(tt 11
whole
App
Beef
VA
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are
ing
of w
mar
Kin
or t
F
and
welir
andisheds.
andawo
rosAl
fold
frone
laTE3
Varna
.
SALE., --On the 3rd oonceseion of McKee.. ,
lop, one rote hone Seatorthoover au tem of
en which is situated a 3ovforia'ble hams
with necessary outbuildinge, and goo91
caring orchard <I choice fruit trees. The
is well fenced and tinder b ..
igh cultivation
y to W. MOORE, at the Mechanics ;meanie.,
rth. 599-4
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RM FOR SALE.—For Sale, Lail, coneeesion
7, Kullott, containhig 50 acres, 46 of which
leered, the balance hardwood. A good bear-
milord, frame house, barnsand sheds; plenty
ter, and DII a good gravel road leading to
•ets. Within half a mile of the villagnof
um. Will be sold cheap, a pply on the prfflnises
A. STRONG, Land Agent, Senior*. 59gx8
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M Folf-5 A LI? —Fortelle Lot 17, conaeselon
8, Stanley, 100 aceee, 80 eleared, well fenced
n a good state of cultixation, the bulanco
timbered with maple. Frame hove barn
Five acresen good bear:ng mehared,
never failing wells. le enagoe4 gravel
within 2 miles of Varna, 6 miles from Bruce -
station, Great WesternItivilwe.yeand 12 miles
Staforth and Ceinton. For fuether pardon-
apply to the nroprietor on the yremiees,pr to
P. 0. JOHN REDMOND. 598
VARM
-le
1and1
erabee
is god
and
scho
fron
oil a.
app1r
lettofr
Tttemmitb.
t'ATRIiI
-1-:
ing
in a
hareewood
stale
feneed
eree
miles
Brueefield,
Raieway.
'weber
p e
•
FOR SALE.—For Sale, Lot 26, Con. 2,
Turken--Mith, containiog 100 acres ol excellent
about 70 of which are elealed arida eonsid-
part of it well underdralued; the balance
hardwood bush; fi nine house, frame barn.
stable; an orchard, good. *ell; -convenient to
is, churabee, &e. Is eitaated about 6ealleel'
Seaforth and 1 mile from Brucefield station,
weed gureel road. For fiarthee particulars
to the proprietor on tete mainisett, or if by
to Brucefield le. Oe THOMAS MUNRO,
, 601
FOR SALE.—Fee Sale, Lot 22, Con, 3,
; Township of Tuekersmith, L. Re. So contain-
100 acres, about 76 of 'whieh are *area and
good state of cultivation ;the halane-e is good
bush; good frame house, ban and
; excellent water on the prereiees ; well
; good young orchanle and every e,onveni-
appertaining to a farm. Is situated about 7
from Seaforth, 2i from Kippen, and 8 flom
on the London Kttron end 33ruce
The land is first-class 4o loam. For
particulars apply to the prep*ter,olkt210.
lees, or if by letter to liltieefiela r. '''
8 keltlITLAIC -801-4x
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