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, and her child, from Xis_
eriously but it is thought
ijured. The other escape('
light bruises. The buggy _
ereck,
ons denomination called
anJ who claim to build
rch on the doweseee
4sations, have of, 'ate heft
ings at, Trowbridge neeeb
:COSS.
Strachare llth. cou-
nmington, lost a valttahle
: time ago. The animal
ell the high door of a bank-
: to the greened, receiving
as caused his death.
k of cheese manufactured
ictorv, in Logan, this sea,.
sold- for five cents per.
e Of the patrons have ceatt-
eir milk, thinking it will
manufacture butter.
)f some 2a- or 30 from Lis-
erted for a holiday trip,
ttered a. boat tor a cruise
itve day's on the Georgian
Lig the Manitoulin Islands.
I take their stock of pro -
e tackle and other neces-
ena
'euing of one of the hot-
seasou, a valuable horse
Mr. Theobaid Litt, near
l'ropped dead iu Stratford,
eiive heat. It had been
is of 60 miles during the
le a mate, which is enough
rse with the temperature
Kay, who has been
ee Presbyterian churches
end North Mernington,
/Ito the pastoral charge
regations on Thursday,
Messrs. 'McLeod and
ratford, W. A. Wilson,
and .Messrs. Croly and
;ent and took pert in the
iv afternoon, in Stratford
mg men named Isaac
. Fletcher, had a dispute,
✓ cltew a, revolver, seed
Itigg's head, fortunately
.ssed. fire. Four of the
s were loaded withi. ball
tcher was knocked down
e: taken from hina. The
low on his track.
AL P., who recently re-
awbridge to Stratford,
ting supper, at which a
e. his friends were pres.-
ix years :have elapsed
w came, an unknown
ihe township of North
nesteed in the profession
hiug. His probity •and
nesense were readily a,p-
5 country neighbors, and
de their confidant and
'.ed almost every office
people, from reeve to
liament, and he has fill-.
-ell that he never feared
newed expression of the
s supporters.
. News Items.
been taken to submit
for approval in West
of Ur. M. G. Munroe,
La a leg broken in two
ately, by jumping out
ee, of London, had the
I headlong down stairs.
s She was taken tip
till lies in a piecarious
meonstration of some
the Liberals of Mon-
enant-Governor Letel-
beir approval of his
n practically decided
neral meeting of the
was held a few days
good deal of discus -
ed to go iuto liquida-
ep the affairs. The
tich this action was
there are too many
ness in the city, and
impossible to invest
The bank is in a
orulition.
postal money order
.iounced in the Official
hall he regular ex -
orders between the
Dcnninion and the
sums received from
uetry for payment in
axixnum amount Of
iSSUed in either
550 in lawful money
iiich the order or-
ney order shall in-
sert of a cent. The
article took effect on
ssful Kindergarten
operation in the city
he charge of Miss
nes, Iowa. The ex-
eing exercises were
were deemed eroin-
The samples of
perforating of pie -
mat plaiting, em-
eing were eearnined,
Precisiou of every -
he system has taken
Guelphites, that it
nue the school , in
:!tealing of the llth
laze repaired to the
'rcisse Menard, Mon -
ug an entrance they.
The house, collecting
"lothing they could
d threw it out of the
/night have it con -
d. They soon found
eelreorn where Mr,
e were asleep. Here
1 and chain, a gold
elier valuables, of
)0k possession. The
to leave the room
bed where Mrs.
He ' paused for a
solved to wind up
rhe theft of a kiss.
ld kissed e the sleep -
awakened partly
, .
sum, and partly by
iiiskev. A. flicker -
ening room shed a
scene of this truly
ad as Mrs. Menard
first object that
mrly face stooping
u. She recollected
before. A scream
ei nd and. surprised
d, the enraged hus-
Lle description was
.s, and from it the
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AUGUST 1,1879.
teetdve on Monday evening arrested
de
ate Theophile Bissonnette, on St. An-
-vine street. When taken before Mrs
meeard he was instantly recognized as
Ze robber of the kis, and wasremand-
ea by the Police Magistrate.
.....e, physiciala at Salem, Indiana,
sea addicted to opium eating, and his
neighbors tried to cure him by tying
bee to a tree, whipping hiin severely
sed raking him take a vow of refor-
uttigli•
qualio pole is played in San Fran-
rieee, The game resembles football,
with the difference that in the one the
belie; pushed along the ground, and in
the other it is pushed along the surface
ofglowltserio.
_ite,
an aged man and for-
merly a prosperous lawyer in New
York, and who claims to have been the
cast person to raise the Aneerican flag
m ealifornia, was compelled to beg
lodgings at a station house. lie
bad been robbed of his watch Dead the
ropey he bad by an ungrateful rascal
who imposed on him with a pitiful
tele and whom Slote took with him to
bis boarding house.
-Discoveries were made at the
jesatyre colliery, near Glasgciw, where
a terrible explosion on the 3rd of July
destroyed thirty lives, that some of the
men had tobacco pipes and else key
ti;
te
the safety lamp, which w, found
open, raaleing it probable , that he ex-
losion was caused by a reckless at -
P
tempt to take a smoke in a situation
where it could not fail to be attended.
by a tremendous shock.
-A diking fountain hes been open-
ed for the use of the public at the
junction of five streets, centred at the
foot of Leman street,Whitechapel, Lon -
The inscription on the base of the
plinth is: "This fountain has been
eteoted by Einma,wife of Mr. Nathaniel
Montefiore, in loving memory of her
brother, Sir Francis Henry Goldsmid,
Bart., M. P. for Reading. Born 1st
May, 1808; died 2nd May, 1878. Write
me as one who loved his.fellow mem"-
Leigh Hunt
--Leadville, Colorado, furnishes one
of the meaneet elopements on record.
Joseph Love, a hotel keeper and mine
owner there, took in James Cummings,
the victim of an aggravated. disease, and
nursed him back to health. Cummings
showed his gratitude by running off
with$3,000 of Love's money, Wm of his
children and his wife. The guilty
couple were overhauled at Pittsburg,
and Governor Hoyt has honored the
requisition for their return to Lead-
ville.
-A Vermont minister, besides' his
two sermons every Sunday, and lecture
and prayer -meeting and pastoral °ells,
raised last year, on two-thirds of an
acre of land, 100 bushels of roots, le.
tons of fodder corn, 30 bushels of ears
of corn, 200 squashes, 78 watermelons,
80 muskmelons, 3 bushels of peas, 3
bushels of beans, 4 bushels of potatoes,
15 bushels of tomatoes, 5 bushels of cu-
m:abets, besides flowers; fatted one
hog, weighing 409 pounds; kept one
cow, from which butter was made; and
kept hens; which supplied. many dozens
of eggs.-
-The Bonaparte family, once so riu-
merous, is now considerably reduced.
Prince Napoleon and Princess Matilda,
the latter childless, are the only de-
scendants of Jerome, King of West-
phalia, while the elder branch, result-
ing from the fusion of the lines of
Joseph. and Lucien, consists of Cardinal
Prince Lucien, four sisters, and. Prince
Charles, who has only two daughters.
There are also three sons and. one
daughter, the issue of Lucien, Prince
of Canino's second marriage, but none
of these have direct heirs, the daughter
being a nun at Rome, Prince Lucien be-
ing remarried, and Prim e Pierre's mar-
riage; being deemed inv id.
-Just after an American train came
into Montreal on Tuesday, a man steisped
out, loaded down with several articles
of -considerable size, including a pair of
gaseliers, a hand lamp,' globes, &-c., and
moved off in an indifferent sort of style;
but latterly no such 'studied aies of
stoical indifference are likely to deceive
the officers of the Cana,dia,n. Oustoeas, as
they begin now to realile the advance in
the Canadian tariff has" created strong
inducements to smuggle. The man
vith the load was aecordingly bronght
to a standstill hythe voice of the officer,
and as no satisfactory explanation was
given ot where the articles were obtain-
ed, they were coiefiscated. It isi stated.
that smuggling is being \ carried on
across the Vermont and New York
State border's into Canadian territory in
farmers' wagons -cotton goods, crock-
ery, hardware, in fact n.early every kind
of manufactured goods are being thus
brought over. ,
-The • following from an exchange
will prove particularly interesting to
those who think that the operation of
the statute labor law is injurious: A
case that recently came up _ in Port
Perry arose out of the refusal of a young
taan to perform his statute labor or give
any good reason -why he should not
perform it. The pathmaster, on the
advice of the Township , Clerk, had the
delinquent summoned up before J.
Squelch, J. P. The young man, how-
ever, disregarded the summons, and the
pathmaster, on further advice, had the
delinquent bro u gh t up on a b enchw arrant
before M. G. Robinson and J. Squelch,
1. P.'s. The by-law on which the party
Ives brought up set forth that a resi-
dence of six days within the township
Teake such parties liable for two days'
statute labor, and ou the strength of
tins by-law the magistrates convicted
and fined, the party •,5 and costs, in all
a little over $10. The party refused to
Pity the fine and. carried the case to the
County Court, where the judgment of
e
too magistrates was set aside and the
township saddled with the costs -Some-
where between $60 and $80.
-A- very distressing drowning acci-
dent occurred in Brockville on Wednes-
daY. Three young ladies, two sisters
named Hugel, and Miss Wright, went
to bathe inth.e river. They all ben
wading out, when Miss Wright said she
would go no further. Miss Hugel and
her sister. continued going further out,
Ililen they sud_denly got in deep water,
and the little sister immediately got
hold of the elder one. Miss Wright
tried for help, and Miss Cook es who
twos lieareheard the cries and threw in
an oar ; but the bank being very steep,
and she being quite a distance away, it
as of no use. She then ran and gave
'no alarm. A man in a boat a mo-
nient after passed ; but the Misses Hu -
Fel both sank, and he could. render
Ilione no assistance, as he could: not
aenn. In the meantime Mr. T. Me -
11430h, who had heard their cries from
THE HIMItON EXPOS11011,
mid -stream, dived down and brought
up the body of the youngest, but Was
unable to lift the body of the 'eldest,
which was afterwards . brought up by
Mr. Griffith. When found both young
ladies were dead. One was 18 year of
age and the other 9. Their mother was
absent in Hamilton at the time of the
accident.
-The new structure erected by the
Leeburn Presbyterian congregation, in
the township of Colborne, to replace the
building destroyed by fire last Novem-
ber, was opened with appropriate ser-
vices last Sabbath, Rev. J. Sieveright,
pastor of the congregation, preaching
in the morning, and Rev. Mr. Graham,
Egmondville, in the afternoon. The
attendance on both occasions was large.
,The collection in aid of the building
-tend was 430. The building, when
completed, will be more spacious and
neater than the. one buriaed, and the
few workers who have hung so deter-
minedly to the enterprise are to be con-
gratulated on the success oftheir ef-
forts.
Pure Salt.
The persistent refusal of dairymen to
use Canadian salt, which was not suited
for their purpose, has had the effect of
stimulating the salt dealers to improve
their methods of 'manufacture, and re-
move the chlorides of calcium and mag-
nesia -in -plain English, lime -which
had the effect of deteriorating the cheese
or butter in which the Canadian article
was used. Says the Globe:
"A Ca,nadiala manuTacturer has ,in-
vented a process by which these impu-
rities are eliminated at an early stage of
the evaporating process. The manu-
facturer alluded to had put in practice a
new method of utilizing the waste heat
yore tlie hottest pert of the evap-
orating pans in order to warm the brine
before it comes into the pan. The
raising of the temperature of the brine
was found to precipitate the objection-
able chlorides, and to allow the brine to
pass into the pans in such a state that
there resulted from the evaporation a
chemically pure chloride of sodium al-
most identical in composition with the
best British salt. The Canadian salt
so made crystallizes with a beautiful
grain of the proper size for use in but-
ter and cheese. As it is not ground it
is free from the finely powdered 'pan -
scales' which th.e utmost vigilance can-
not keep from occasionally passing no-
tice, and injuring the ground article..
When it is added that the home-made
salt can be supplied for less than half
the price of English salt, without taking
into account the duty which the latter
has to pay when imported ha packages,
the importance of the invention to Can -
adieu interests will be seen."
The manufactnrenand inventor of the.
process, above referred to, is Mr. H.
Ransford, of the Siapleton Salt Works,
who reside e in England, and is now (neer
seventy years of age. The process was
experinaented upon for nearly six
months, with the most satisfactory re-
sults. The invention has been patented,
and. they are now manufacturing at the
Stapleton Works salt especially for
dairying purposes. -New Bra.
Third Class Certificates.
The County .examiners concluded
their labors of examining the papers
furnished. by candidates for third class
certificates at the recent Teachers' "ex-
amination, on Tuesday. The papers
were unusally,seveee, as the result 'very
clearly shows. The papers on arithmie-
tic and grammar formed the principal
stumbling blocks. There were 106
candidates aled 32 only, were success ul.
Had the examiners not reduced the est
on arithmetic and English gramniar,
not more than six would. have pas ed.
Below we give the names of those sfrko
secured certificates, with the nurniber
of marks awarded to each, the hig est
obtainable being 1,275: E. B. I. Dun-
can 994; T. Sloan 955; T. Hawkins
940; E. Rowlands 925; F. Crassweiler
906; A. Gray 873; M. A. McQualrie
870; D. N. Kee 835; F. Silty 811 ;M.
L. Killoran 794; A. B. Dickson 790;
C. Eadie 780; D. Campbell 773; T.
Johnston 761; M. Nicol 760 ; S. Dim -
bar 757; D. Struthers 752; E. A. Mac-
kay.744 ; S. McKibbin 748; T.. W. Les-
lie 737; A. Knechtel 732; N. Murdoch
729; W. McKay 728; J. Durnin 728;
M. L. Baxter 721; H. G. Cobbledick
713; G. McIntosh 708 ; N. McKay 701 ;
J. W. Shaw 687; J. McLeod 686;
Keine 639; G. M. McMahon 638.
FALL SHOWS.
The following are the dates of the Pall, Exhibi-
tions of Agricultural Scetieties in this district;
South Huron, at Seaforth on Thursday and Fri-
day, Sept. 25th and 26th:
East Huron, at Brussels, on Thursday and En -
day, Oct. 2nd and 3rd.
West Huron, at Goderich, on Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept..17 ann. 18.
Stephen and Usborne, s± Exeter, on Tuesday
and 'Wednesday Sept 23rd and 24th.
Turnberry, at Wingham, on Thursday and Fri-
day, Sept. 25 and Dith.
East Wawanosh, Belgrave, on Wedneeday
Oct. 8.
Births.
McRAE-In Clinton, on the 26th ult, the wife of
Mr. A. McRae of a son.
DALE -In Hullett, on the 28th ult., the wife of
111r. George Dale of twin daughters.:
SELDO.N-In-Exeter, on the 21st ult., the wife
of Mr. B Seldon of a sem.
REMEY-In Settforth, on the 29th ult., the wife of
Mr. B. Berney of a son.
DAVIS-In Exeter, on the 22nd ult., the wife of
Mr. W. Davis of a son.
MITCHELL -In Crecliton, on the 22nd alt., ehe
wife of Mr. John Mitchell of a son.
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Marriages.
BROIRY-SALLOWS-In Goderieh., on the 24th
ult., by the Venerable Archdeacon Elwood,
Mr. Wm. Brophy, of the town of Goderich,
to Miss Lizzie &Mow& of the township of
Colborne.
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Deaths.
- HARLAND-In Clinton, on the 29th ult., 'William
- Pole, infant on ef Mr. John T. Harland,
aged 1 mouth and 19 days.
SPINDLER-In Hallett, on the 30th ult ,Joseph
Spindler, aged 17 years.
WORDEN-In Exeter, on the 22nd ult., the be-
loved wife of John Worden, in the 74th year of
her age.
JOHNS -In Toronto, on the 25th ult., Elizabeth
Ann Edwards, relict of the late Richard Johns,
aged 24 years and 6 Months.
McCREATH - In ,Goderich, on July 24th
Mona Louisa MeCreath, aged 4 months..
Local Notices.
IF You WANT Cheap Sugars and Cheap
Strawberries just leave your order at WILSON &
Yotnesees. 601
FRUIT JARS. -Any quantity of Ameri-
can or Canadian Gem Jars at Weeson & Youneses,
at the old prices. 602
D. RosE, Family G-rocer, Seaforth,
invites he attention of cash buyers to his Stock
of Groceries. His Stock is constantly turning, and
is alwa_ s fresh. His prices are the lowest -le will
pay yo to call. Examine his goods end compare
prices. 574 I •
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SEE 4HE SOAP, 25 banter $1 at Ron's
Grocery. See that very fine tea at 50 cents, worth
60 cents, and those cheap Raisins- and Currants at
,RosE's Girocery. 574
neftE EXTRAORDINARY Large Sales of
ordered 6lothing at Wm. Henn & Co.'s prove
beyond iirgument, that they sell the cheapest and
make the best fitting clothes in Town. Please
take note of this. 595
. PIQUE 9 , PIQUES, PrenEs.-Bargains Ex-
traordinaty. Wm. limn & Co. have just received
another shipment bf White Piques, which they
will cleanotit at the old figure, 10 cents per yard
.These godds are deciedly the cheapest in Seaforth.
598
DOBBiN.S' ELECTRIC SOAP..---HaViTlg ob-
tained the Agency of this celebrated soap in Sea -
forth and Huron County, I append the opinion of
SOMA of Our best people as to its merits : "1 have
used Dobbins' Electric Soap, made by J, L. Cragin
& Co., Philadelphia, Pa., and find it very good.
The clothes are beautifully white and the washing
is done Ih much less time -Mrs. M. P. Hayes.'
1` 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. /14 Y. McLean." "1 have tested Dobbins'
Electric Soap, and am highly satisfied with the
result. I believe it capable of doing all the wrap-
per clainis for it, and most confidently recom-
mend it tee coonomieing both thue and labor, and
as doing its work 4w/el1-Mrs. T. Goldsmith."
"Having given Debbins' Electric Soap it fair trial,
I think Ms all the manufacturers represent it to
be -Mrs. R. T. Coleman." I desire all my friends
and custo• ors to give this Soap one trial, so they
natty kno just how good the best sdap in the
United States is THOMAS EMD, Seaforth,
Ont., Agent for Huron County. 571-52
THE IS/CARE:WS.
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SEAFORTH;efiely 81, 1879.
Fall Wheat 0 9d to 0 98
Spring Wheat,Fife, por bushel... , 0 93 to 0 98
Spring Wheanlied Chaff,perbush0 90, to
0 9430
Oats por bushel: i: 0 40 o 0
Peas per bushel
• . 0 50 to 0 50
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5'
Barley per bushel..0 4to -0 50
Batter, NO. l, Loose 0 05 to 0 07
Egge 009 to 0 09
Flour, por 100 lbs 2 85 to 2 50
Hay 6 00 to 900
Hides, pen lb
Grubby Hides per 100 lbs 0 os to 40 6
0(0
Fallen Hides, per 100 lbs. ., 3 00
Sheep skins 0 15 to 1 25
Lamb Skins, per lb, 0 20 to 0 40
Salt (retail )per barrel 0 85
Salt (wholesale)per barrel........ 0 75
Potatoes, per bushel 0 60 to 0 65
Oatmeal et brl . 2 60 to 3 00
Tallow, pr !lb , • 0 04 to o 05
Beef, in quarters, per 100 lbs..... 3 50 to 5 00
Wool, per pound, . .... , ..... 0 20 to 0 20
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CLINTON, July 81,1879.
Fall Whesit,per bushel.. .... 0 98 @ 1 00
Spring Wheat, perbinhel 0 90 tg 0 92
Oats, perlinshel 0 50 (.4 0 50
Barley, pee bushel C 50 @ 0 60
Peas, per bushel 0 00 lee 0 60
Butter .1 0 07 (4) 0 09,
Potatoes .- , 0 50: @ 0 60
Eggs 1 009 A 010
Wool , i 09 @ 022
Ilay,per ten. 700 g -800
InveEroore July 30. -Spring wheat,
8s lld red. Winter, 9s 2d" to 9s
Od ; white, 9s 8d to Os 0d; .blub, Os
8d to les Od; corn, 4s 5d to Os oa oats,
5s 6d. ;" barley, 5s 3d; peas, es id;
pork, 48s Od ; beef, 77s ed ; cheese,
32s Od.
Toneseo, July. 31.-1%11 wheat, $0.95
to $1:07 I; spring,$0.95 to $1.03 ; oats,42c;.
peas, 58c to 63o; barley, 40c to 500;
hay, per ton, $6 00. to $10 00; wool, 00c
butter, seven cents to ten cents;
potatoesi per brl., $1.25 to $1.75:
LONDN, July 30e-Dieh1 and Tread-
well, $1170 to $1175 per 100 Ms.; red. fall,
$1.70 to el.73 ; spring, $1.35 td $1.&7;
oats, $1105.to $1.10e peas, 85e to $1.00;
dairy cheese, 5ese to 6c ; factory, 5?-, to ;.
bar1ey4$1- to $1.10; eggs, 10c. to 12ec;
butter, 10c to 14c; new potatoeis, 80e to
to e1.00 per bag.
. Cheese Markets.
LJTTL!K FILLS N. Y., July 28. -For
shipping grade of cheese 5ec to 51e
was paid for extremes; 30 lots went on
Bipedal Orders foe the home trade at 6c
61-c. , There were sold 9,000 boxes
of dairy' : 486 boxes changed hands at
4ic to 5ec. Thiety packets butter sold
at 11ec to 14c.
Live Stock Markets.
TORO/gTO, July 30, 1879. ---CATTLE, best
cettle taken bring $4 to $4 50, unless
for a Vehoice beast ; inferior e3 50 to
03 75. SnEee.--For local consumption
the prices are :'-.for best, $5 50 to
$6 50 ; 'second $3 to $4 50 ; third V to
$3 50. Lemes.e-There is a fair market
demand, at $4 fOr best, $3 for second,
and $2 50 to $3 forinferior. CALVES. -
There iS a large offering of medium, but
good to choice sell at $7 to $8 ; second
$5 to 46.
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The 6em Jar at WILSON & YOUNG'S.
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I LOST OR FOUND.
feHAIN FOUND. Found on Main Sb. Seaforth,
a logging chain about 16. feet in length.
The owner can have the sameeupon proving pro-
perty and paving charges, by applying at the
Cdminerpial Hotel etables, Seaterth. 608
UFFALO ROBE LOST. -Lost, on the road
betemen Seaforth and Walton, on the last
day of April, a Buffalo Robe. The finder
receive a reward of ee'2 on returning the same, or
on giving such information as will lerld to the
rocovery of tho robe to ANTHONY TROUT -
MON, Folmosa P. 0. 608x
, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
A -GO—CiD-CH-A/C—CE.-E,-,•'200 will buY a good.
parcel of land, comprising fifty acres'in the
Township of Kincardine, County of Bruce;
clay loara ; a fi ame barn on the place. For fur-
ther particulars apply to G. & H. JACKSON,
Egmondville.
- . 606-3
FARM ItOR SALE. --The undersigned has de-
cide to dispoee of the north half df Lot 6 in
the third 'conceesion. of Me leillop, on reasonable
terms. The lot is of the very best deecription.
is and is tot sursapeed by any in the toWnship. It
sitnated 21 miles fromICarronbrook,and the same
distance irom the Catholic Churoh at Ieishbown.
There is an excellent hewed log house on the
premises, together with two or three good stables.
There is also a firsticlaea well of excellent water.
This is a rare chance for intending perchasers.
For further particulars'apply to the proprietor,
JEREMIN1 RYAN., . ', 608x3
V ARM FOR SAL. -For Sale, in the township
-1-' of Grey, County of Huron, Lot 14 And west
half of Lbt 15, on the 2nd concession, eontaining
149e acres 75 of which are cleared and iwe.11 fenc-
ed; good frame bank born 40x56, with stabling
underneath ; good house 22x28, with stone cel-
lar ; good well within ten feet of the hduse, good
young orchard, ana never failing cieek runs
d
through the farm.i , This is a first-class stock
faxm, arid is only 160 rods from the Gerey. Joint
Stock Cheese and Butter Factory. This farm is
only 8e nines ftom the Town of Brussel, and can
be bought for $4,000. For .further particulars
apply to the proprietor, Mr. DUNCAN McDON
ALD, Jamestown P.O. - 605
-es-eientose, -LAND FOR SALE. -The West
ee-e- 1 of Section 19, township 3, range 6, West
containitig 320 acre e more or less. The South e of
Section 80, township 3, range 6 .West, containing
320 acres more or less. The -land is situated on
the Penibina Mottitain, 5 miles from Nelson-
ville on the main bevelled route to Itock• Lake
le miles trout Bonney's store, 1 mild from a
School House in cdurse of erection. On e eec.
19 there is a eplendtd orop of 20 acres and 10
acres mora broke up. There is a good log house 1
and stableon the place, also a never failing
stream Of spring water running across, also a
good spring near the buildings. On e Section 30 ,
there is II log house and small spring creek, 5 1
acres oe crops and 10 more broke. Theie is
some wood on both half sections and stone sufe-
°lent fo all buildhig purposes. These are most
desirabl locations for any person wishing to .,1
locate. he land is well situated, and in one . of _
th.0.
ebest iettlements in Manitoba. For further
particulars apply to CHAS. DAVIS, Le6a0d8bxu4ry 1•
P
1
THE EDISON
ELECTRIC
Poseeposee, lu
tie* of the If
edial Properi
JCUJ*ou5 Din
Nervousness,
ache, DLzzit
ABSORBENT BELT
additiola to the proper -
lima at Pad, all the nem -
les ot Electricity. Cares
rders, Liver Complaint,
Neuralgia, Sick Hend-
ee., Depressed !Spirits,
PRICE -11.50, 41.75 and. $2.00.
OALCAT ROBERTS' DRUG STORE
For Pa
N. 13. -The
phlet containing all
nformation.
lman Pita also kept on hand.
S U
NBEAIVI
ART GALLERY.
Honesty
HOW is it th
such a rush
It is not the Na
pect of good ti
to his business
by making pett
--eince he remo
is the Best Policy.
t CHARLES MOORE is doing
ng businees theee hard times.
'one' Policy, nor is it the pros-
es, but it is because he attends
nd does not try to injure others
allusion, and becauee:his work
ed to his new gallery -Lis
EQUAL TO ANY AND
SUPERIOR TO MOST..
In addition to hi
just received fr
Bea utiful Balu
makes his
Bettatiftil A.ecessories, he hiss
m New York, one of Seavey's.
trades, ok Stone Fence, which
4ccessories Equal to that of any,
Gallery West of Toronto.
Parties wishing romenade or Panel Photographs
of exterior scener es would do well to give him a
call. 11 e is bon • d not to. be behind the times.
Picture Frames ade to Order cheap as usual.
CHA
Ph otographer, P
1Vhit
LES MOORE,
'dune and Picture Frame Dealer
ey's Blotk, Seaforth.
0A.
" PANE
SO GREAT h
Ps -j pictures that
edto work nigh
order to kecp pa
for IDLE lhot(
fluouB in this st
JD
L P I CTU R ES.'
a the dbnand been for these
alder has been almost compell-
_aid dee, (Sundays excepted) in
.e with the increasing demand
as by. ¶lheze is nothing super-
Ito-neut. Calder's Policy is to
turn out first-class work only, at a fair remuner-
ative price, and .elies on the sound judgment of
a just public as to the verdict, which, in the past,
has not only enabled him to compete with but to
surpass all petty rivals. Photography of all kinds
got, up in a man er sure to pieese. um ricturee
Copied and Enla ged to Perfection. Remember
the People's Po tiler Gallery, with the Everlast-
ing Stairs, oppo 'te the Commercial.
A DREW CALDER, Seaforth.
BUCCIE
THOSE sleighs
-L. hand a goo
whick we flutter
in style, materit
Call and see them
buggies taken ii
for sale. Horse
tended to prone)
DO psydexuande1.
ow n prices as w
598
AND WAGGONS.
are soldand we have now on
supply of buggies and waggons
ourselves SIT hard to beat either
1, workm,auship, .finish or price.
and eatisfy yourselves. Old
exchange, and secondhand ones
hoeing ind general jobbing at
ly, andect isfaction guaranteed or
Camel and get rigs at your
are bonnd to do a business.
poHN WILLIAMS, Milburn.
1 1
IT
S EALED IENDERS
in' endereigned
t he County of II
o f AUGUST, n4
011 the boundar3
w anossh. Plans
at my office.
necessarily ac
County Clerk.
r1110 . .
'
Will be received by the
in behalf of the Corporation of
ron, until FRIDAY the 8th day
t, for re -building Help's bridge
between East and West Wa-
and Specifications may be seen
The lowest or any tender not
lepted. PETER ADA.MSON,
odelich, July 23, 1879. eore
STI li FOR SALE
FCR SALE. -Two colts, one rising three years
old and the ather two, both mares. Apply
to DAVID DORI ANCE, Sr., Lot 29 Con. lst
MeKillop. 604
ES IRAY STOCK. .
V STRAY PIG -Strayed from the Mansion
-.2=' Hotel, Seafaith, about the 16th of July, a
W hite Boar Pig. Any person giving such infor-
re ation as will 1 ad to the recovery of the above
animal will be suitably rewarded. ROBERT
CARMICHAEL. 606
V STRAY COL I
-124 Logan, on ti'
colt,heavy. Spr
a email star on f
con. MeKillop. •
to its recovery v•i•
-undersigned_ E
TY,
.-Strayed from Lot 15 COM. 4,
e 15th of July, a four year old
ng halt in right hind kg. Also
rehead, was last seen on 6th
ny information that will lead
be suitably rewarded by the
1 BT. JUNES, Mitchell. 608x4
AL NOTICE.
, --
COURT. -The office of the
Court will be open daily
to tom: o'clock P. M. Ofdce
the store of Johnston Bros.
of Division Court, Seaforth. 562
erne DIVISIC
-I- Second Division
from haltpatt one
in my Block, over
L. MEYER, Clerk
_TOIIN LECKIE,
" Agent, Grain,
chant. Money lo
country, at 8 per
moderate. Mort
mortgages paid $ff.
Farms- and villa
L,eckie's new brie-
General Loan and Real Estate
Prodece and Commission Mer-
ned on real estate in town or
cent. simple interest. Charges
ages bought and sold. Matured
Terms to suit borrowers.
e property for sale. Office-
block, Brnesels, Ont. 515
iviGNEY TO LEND
43 -L tageous than
CO -LL, Solicitor,
MONEY.
-On terms more silvan -
ever before offered. A. J. Mo.
Brussel& 504-52 .
;
WHO WANTA
' ' dollars, privete
ment at 8 per cent.
11. BENSON, Se liicitor
MONEY ? -k few thousand
funds, for immediate invest-
interest. Apply to JAMES
,, S eaforth. 538
1\{orTEY TO LEND.
Moneyto Lend
at 8 per cent.
object if secutite
Company. JOHN
-I have any amount of
on gOod improved farms only,
Charges very small. Sum no
'ample. I don't lend for any
S. PORTER, Seaforth. 57.0
$1 0 to $1.
ee ery month.
thing. Address
Wall -street, New
, Invested in Wall -St.,
000 Stocks makes fortunes
ooks sent free eeplaining every-
BAXTER & Co., Bankers, 17
York. 587-52
IMPORTANT
NOTICES.
SCRUBBING and
term e, byMr.
washing done on reasonable
RAYMOND, Harpurhey. 604
N OTIC E. -All
-Le of th e late Semen
the sam e fm theeith
shall be handed
T. T. 0 OLEMAT
ecutors.
parties indebted to the Estate
ltowell are requested to pay
to ;the undersigned, or they
into the Court for cellection.
and A. G. VANEGMOND, Ex-
561
'
N 0 TICE TO q1EDITORS.-All
ed to me either
service of bore,
quested to pay the
lst day of Septerer
any one and as
Mg for four years,
attention of said
1te in vain. Any
date will be placed
for collection:
againet me will
on or before th
DAVIS, Leadh
pubes indebt-
by note ex book account fel
boll, or boar, &o., are re-
same to me On or before tht
next. I have neeer yet sued
ome of these accounts are stand
I am eompelled to draw tht
credieors, and trust it will nol
debts remaining unpaid at thal
in the hands of my attomej
ll parties having just claim]
e pleased to hand in such claim!
a bovementioued date. CHAS
y P. 0. 60818
TI HT BINDING
1879
A.T.TGI-TTS_,T‘
1879
GREAT GENUINE CLEARING SALE
—itT----..
DUNCAN 84 DUNCAN'S, SEAFORTR
This Month we Offer the Whole of our Well Assorted
Stock at and. Below Cost Prices in order to
make room for Fall Importations.
To Clear—Fancy Dress Goods from 10c._ to 20c.; Plain
Lustres, all colors, for 10b., 12-&-c. and 15c.; See our
20c. Colored Lustre, worth 30c.; Costume Lin-
ens in Plain, Checked and Snowflake,
from 10c. to 20c.; Prints—Balance of
our Stock, some 200 pieces, will be' sold
cheap, for 5c., 7c., 8c. and 10c. per yard; Par-
asols, Sunshades, Frillings, Silk Squares and Ties ;
Tweeds, Cotton Tweeds, Linen Drills and Stripe Linens;
Canadian and Scotch Tweed's from 60c. per yard,
up; Shirtings, Denims, Ducks, Tickings. and
Towellings ; 300 pairs White Cotton Hose
at 10c. and 12c.; 200 pairs White
Ribbed Hose at 10c., Kid Gloves in Black
and Colored; Ladies' and Misses' Lisle Gloves
at 5c., 10c., 12c., 15c. and 20c.;_ To Clear—Ladies'
White Skirts at less than cost ; 200 Remnants of Dress
a Goods, cheap; 150 Remnants, of Print, cheap ;
Men's and Boys' Felt Hats at leSs than half
price—See them. TAILORING—Clothing
Made to Order in the Latest Styles;
Large Stock of Worsted Coatings, Scotch
Tweeds and Canadian Tweeds; Suits Made
to. Order from $12 up, and a. Good Fit Guar-
anteed; Boots and Shoes ;- Readymade Clothing, &c.
13 TT N 0.A_ N" 33 TT 1•1" 0 _A. I\T. S
'MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
THE "MEDICAL HALL," SEAFORTH.
WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE AGENTS
For the Sale of all Goods Manufactured by
THE HOLMAN LIVER PAD COMPANY
For the Ridings of South and Centre Huron. No other parties withite these
limits are authorized to sell them except through us. Undoubted certificates can
be furnished of remarkable cures made, and their very extensive sale is . also a
good guarantee of their efficacy.
PARTIES SUFFERING SHOULD PROCURE ONE
At Once. Descriptive Treatise sent post free on anplication. Orders by pest
promptly attended to.
Child's Pads, $2 each.
Regular Pads, $2 50 each.
Special Pads, 4;3 50 each.
Splee-n Belt,
Absoeption Salts, 25c per,pkt.
BodyPlasters, 50c, eachl
FoolePlasters, 50c. per pair.
$10 each._
HICKSON & BLEASDELL, Seaforth.
DIAMOND DUST POLISH.
FOR CLEANING AND POLISHING GOLD .SILVER AND GLASS, MAN-
UFACTURED BY G. W. CLA.RKE & CO. M. R. °MINTER, WHOLE-
SAT.,E AND RETAIL AGENT, SEAFORTII.
M. R. COUNTER, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND JIINELLER.
FINE WATCHES A SPECIALTY. ALL WORK WARRANTED.
A Complete Stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver Plated Wafre, Spec-
tacles and Fancy Goods, which will be sold Cheap for Cash,.
REMEMBER THE PLACE -Directly Opposite Mr. J. S. Porter's Furniture
Store, Main Street.
M. R. COUNTER, SEAFORTH.
• We 11-_ -Vci- _A- IT S 0 1\1-,
INSURANCE AGENT, DEALER IN SEWING AND KNITTING MA-
CHINES, CONVEYANCER, &-c., SEAFORTH, ONT.
WANTED.
-FT OUSE WANTED TO PURCHASE - Cheap'
Is for Cash. A comfortable cottage. containing
4 or more rooms, situated in Egmondville. Ad-
dress, stating price, &c., R. IRWIN, Clinton,
Ont. 602
leits TANTED TO HIRE. -A. situation wanted as
Y assistant to a thresher having had severed
years experience at the work. Apply to J. S.
WELSH, Seaforth, or if by letter to box 215
Seaforth P. 0. 608
TEACHER WANTED. -A male teacher holding
-1- a second class certificate, for School Section
No. 1, Usborne; duties to commence Aug. 17th
3879. All applications stating Wary, &c.'ranet
be in by the 1st of August. Address THOMAS
CASE., Secretary Board of Trustees, Rodgerville,
Out. 604'
T CONTRACTORS. -Tenders -will be received
be the undersigned, up to the 15th of Angnar,
for the erettion of Three Brick Stores in the -
Town of Clinton. Plans'and Specifications can.
be seen at my office. The lowest or any tenders
not necessarily emitted. 'WILLIAM COATS,
Clinton. 606-4
FOR SALE OR TO LET.
flOTTA4E TO LET. -That comfortable oottage
corner St. John St, opposite „English
Church. Isnroediate possession given. Apply to
EDWARD CASH. 608
Rjel? 00M8 TO LEL-Three-Front Rome to let
in my bloek, over Messrs. Johnson Brothers'
crow are Store. Ap ply to le MEYER, Division
Court Office, Seaforth. 692
Roosas TO LET. -Six rooms to let over A.
G. Ault's Grocery store, eaitable for drese-
m aing apertments or for dwelling rooms, with
front and. rear entrance. Apply to A. G. AULT.
Proprietor. 590
FARM TO RENT.- Being 200 acres Lots 4
and 5,19th con. Tuckersmith,185 acres clear,
o rdinary buildings thereon, soil good and in
g ood state of cultivation. Apply to D. MelefIL-
LAN, Seaforth. 608-4
VOR SALE OR TO RENT. -The Seaforth
-a- MilL known as the Red Mill; 4 run of stones-
Eitenta power; with siding from Grand Tenni
Railway n poiseession about the It or 15th of
September. Apply to W. KINGSLEY, Stmt.
ford. 694
s
'RARE CHANCE. -Photograph Rome to Let
RA' on first Boor in Scott's Brick Block, Seaforth,
position central. Also, three or our Rooms on
the fiat ahem, an/table for a dwelling. Posses-
sion 1st January, 1879. Apply to F. HOLME-
STED, barrister,- on the premises, or to ROBT.
SCOTT, Mileillop, 573 -ti.
SPECIFIC -ARTICLES. -
TO THRFSIIERS.--For sale, cheap, or Will
JP' exchenge for a good horse, a Separator Thresh-
ing Machine and Horse Power, Oshawa seethe,
nearly nevi+, and in complete working order. Ap-
ply _to A. STRONG,. Seaforths 605x8
OTICE TO FARMERS: -I am now prepared
-el to do threshing when called upon. I have
t he New End Shake .Clinton Machine with all
t he latest improvements and a clover ,attach-
ment. WM. T. DORRANCE, Lot 84, Con. 54,
McKillop. 1937.4
ALL AT J. S: ROBERTS' DRUG STORE,
Seafoeth, for the axeat Sierra Nevada Smok-
ing Compound, a positiee euro for Catarrh, and
is equally efficacious in all Bronchial Affections.
T he evesst cases of Asthma, Pletbsic and all
D iseases ot the Lungs yield readily to this treat -
m ent. M. L. SMITH, Arkona, Ont., General
A gent. For sale by., all druggists. Price 75
cents a. box. 601-i2
D RAINING TILESt -JOHN CARTER, Win-
s" throp, begs to inform the public in general
that he hes commented the manufaeture of a
superior article in Draining Tiles. Be ;newsreel -
t tires these tile SID valions aizes-Nos. 1, 2. 8. 4,
and 5. Paeties having lands requiring draining
would do well to piee these tiles a trial, as they
are warranted to be eqrcal to the best tile made.
Terms mode.rate. 606-4
SEAFORT11 PUMP FACTORY. --The under-
signe , while returning tharke for the pat-
ronage alr ady received,.wonld remind his many
customers nd frienda that be still continual; to
make puts s and cisternot the best rnaterl4
and by thebest workehen. None but quartered
timber used for pumps. A few fame gateit sti
on hand. WI overdue aceounts not settled forth-
with will be charged. 10 Ter cent. interest from
the 1st of January, 1878. NOBLE CLIME,
Seaforth. 563
,
AU 0 TION.: SA TJES.
UCT1 ON SALE OF VAL liAB LE FREEHOLD
423- PROPERTY SITUATED IN THE VIL-
LAGE OF WROXETER IN TITP, COUNTY OF
HURON. -Under and by virtue of the power of
sale contained in a certain mortgage which weif
be produced at the time ofsale, there willbesold
at the village of Wroxeter on THURSDAY the
14th of AUGUST 1879 at twelve o'clock noon,
by James qtretton, Auctioneer. All and smgular
those certain parcels of land and premises sit-
uated in tile raid village of Wroxeter. Being
composed of Lot No. 18 on the west side of Gib-
son Street end Lot No. 84ean the south side of
Vogt Street in the -village o.f Wroxeter aforesaid,
aCCOI ding to a plan made by Cyrus Carroll, P. L.
S. for the Hon -James Patton, registered in the
Registry office fOr the Ceunty of Huron,eontain-
. ing of an acre more or less. On that part of
the property situated on Vogt St., is erected a
two stole, filmic building used as a wareroom and
on the part on Gibson St. a two story frame
building need its a factory, TERMS. -Ten per
cent. of the purchase money to tee made at the
time of sale. Further terms and conditions
may be obtained on application to, Mcb11311.
RICH, HOWARD & ANDIt'WS. Vendors Sono-
itore, Toronto. 608
A 'UCTI-nlg SALE OF /ALUABLE MILL PRO
PERTY.-Under and by virtue of a power
net sok contained in a certain xriortgage dated_
the llth dee- of October. A. D, 1878, made by
John S. Bean and Angoet Heyman., the under-
si gned will Fell by Publee Auction at Bean &
11 cyrean's mill in the village of Dublin, in the
County of Perth on TUESDA.Y the day of
September A.D. 1879, at 19 orelock noon the
following valna.ble property namely, Lots No. 80,
84 and 35, Sing's:Survey in the village of Carron -
brook (now Dublin) in the County of Perth and
Province of Ontario. On the above peoperty is
situated a test class steam grist mill with three ,
run of stones. Themachinery of the mill is of
the best quelity and about new. The property is
situated inpetiblin a. thriving village on the
Grand Trunk Railway and is only 20 miles Irate
the town of Stratford and a from the town ot
Seaforth. TERMS.-A.depoeit of ten per cent.
of the pnrelMee money will require to be paid
down on the day of sale and the balance in 30
days. All further conditions will be made
known on the day of sale.. The title deede may
be inspeeted at the office of Cameron, Holt &
Cameron, Go deriehs Rot further particulars ap-
ply to CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON, Goder-
ich. J. C. CURRIE, Auctioneer. Dated at
Goderich, July 29, A. D. 1879. 608
INSURANCE. -Mr. Watson is agent for the following first-class Insurance Companieas
FIRE.-Pheenix and Northern, of London, England; Scottish Insperfal,,of Glasgow, Scotland ;
Re sal Canadian and National, of Montreal ; British America, of Toronto; Canadi Fire andeMarene,
of Hamilton; Gore District of Galt. Lail; AND ACCIDENT. -Traveller's, of Hartford.
MONEY TO LOAN.—Mr..Watsonis appraiser for the Canada Permanent Loan. and
Savings Company, of Toronto. The oldest and. best Loan Society in the Dominion. Money
advanced on allkinds of Real Estate
SEWING MACHINES.—The following manufacturing and family sewing machines
kept constantly on hand: Howin-Wheeler & Wilson, Osboome A and the White. Machine oil,
needles and all kinds of attachments on hand. Machines ot all kinds repaired.
Mr. Watton is agent for the Frame & Pope knitting machin.es. The best fsenily knitting
ma chine peanufactured, capable of doing all kinds of cotton and woolen work,
Mr. Watson is agent for the State IAne of SteamshAps, sailing howteen New York and all points
jaf:07.
,OMain Street, Seafartb, nearly opposite Mauston Ilet-ot.
TMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE STEAK
GRIST MILL IN THE 'VILLAGE OF EG-
MONDVII;LE, COUNTY OF HURON. -Pursu-
ant to the Power of Sale contained in a certain
rno tgage, hearing date the First day of June, A,.
D. 1875, and which mortgage will be produced for
inepection at the time of sale, there will be sold
by Public Auction, at CA RMICHAEL'ei HOTEL,
ID the TOWN of SEAFORTH, County of Iluxon,
on WEDNESDAY,.the THIRTEENTH Day of
AUGUST, A. D. 1679, at the hour of Two o'clock
ID the Afternoon, by j. P. BRINE, Auctioneer,
the valuable Mill Property andFa.rm Landknown
as THE EOMONDITILLE MILLS, consistiT% of
Forty -Nine Acres of first class land, being Parts
of Lots Nine and Ten, in the Second and Third
Concessions, Huron Road Survey, of the Town-
ship of Teiekersreitin in the County of Huron,
and Province of Ontario, as particularly describ-
ed in a deed frona John Deitrick, CoristantLouis
TanEgmond, and Annie Johnston, his wife, to ,
one Mei-tin Charksworth, dated the Twenty -
Eighth Day of July, A. D. 1874, 'recorded in the
Registry Cifliee for tee County of Huron, in Book
VII1, for Tockersinith, On the 16th September,
A. D. 1874. On the property is a Large Frame
Grist M1114 three storeys and a hall high, in -first-
class repair and running order, driven by esteem,
havinga eery superior thirty horse power new
Oorlisa engine and new boiler,. The mill has
also anaeliern -water power which oats be utilized
for six months out of theyeae. A good besdness
has 1 or Teets been done, which, as the property
is situated in the heart of one of the beet whet
growing dfstriets in the Province, may reason-
ably be expected to continue. TEIthIS-Ten
per cent. eashet time of sale, to the VerrIone
Solieitors and th.e balance of purchase money in
One month, without interest. If the purchaser
desires it $3,000 of the purchase money may re-
main on mortgageat 8 per cent. interest. The
Tender tei have the right to One bid. The other
-conditions will be xnade known at the tbxiet of
sales Fo further particulars apply to HORACE
HORTON, Esq., Goderieh, to the Auctioneer, -or
to SEAGEles WADE & MORTON, 'Vendors' So-,
Deleon, I 6064.