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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1881-02-25, Page 7188 GC's rELRY ADDING T r3 s, dc. FrSu y of Handy 4LgaldeC M. irazzteed to • R'ne, White er, Jockey Eesen:e All varie- cents and , German. DINES. kentiol to 'Co sqh aloe than DER, 88- n raining package rEs E. isES ll kinds, .Almond, :e, white aur, Tar, Toilet. er, Wfn- -all are Blooret ifs, Puff Tooth we have S Week, !sh and nstant- enuine. &c, SSS ed the al and Sand Erinci. 4 ani• In be her - Rued ;seep 1.8: fire the e 1 cy e FEnRuARit:. 26 1881. 'EE HU Varieties. sing last 63r drobe me. was New roy- ew hat Hing chin Iter led f Ural rorn ing and and Gul- vel a all ve- am- nia to he ry a ed the the at ng of ad e d, en i8 8- d e s e 1 d s 8 rn s a P a; t The total slumber of letters pas through the United States mails year was 512,931,000 ; postal oards,1 O&9,000 ; newspapers, 496,706,000. trunk containing a war valued at 2:,Q0,: belonging to M Gerstinger, the German actress, stolen from her boarding house in York. -Some rasoal•has partially Blest ed six lock gates prepared for the n Welland Canal, and it is suspected t the purpose was to retard the openi the canal.. The "body of a Man found dead Newark has been identified as Wa Von Kleist, who itis said belonged t family of the German nobility: He to America to avoid army service. —The I hirghese tribes in the district of Russia are suffering fr so much that they are sell their male children for grain, leaving the girls to die from cold hunger. —An old lady, Mrs. Cooper, of ross,. was buried last week. She li to the advanced age of 104, and up to short time ago was in possession of her faculties, and enjoyed comparati. ly good health. —Rev. Dr. Stewart, formerly of H Ilton. and who went out to Calif or for his health, has accepted a call the Baptist Church in San Jose. T reverend gentleman's health has ve much improved. —The Arkansas Senate bas passed bill appropriating $10,000 for a color Normal School. This is practically first step by Arkansas to educate colored race. There has been a gre change in the popular sentiment Buri the past ten years. —Mystic Pond, a beautiful sheet water near Boston, has become a de sea. Its water emits a foul odor, th houses in its vicinity are discolore fish cannot live in it, and ib has be complained of as pestilential. There something very mysterious about it. —George H. Belais, a merchant fro Dublin, who recently arrived in Broo lyn, was taken sick and sent to the ho pital by his friends a week ago. En quiry disclosed the fact that Belais die on Wednesday,: and was buried in th Potter's Field. The hospital authori ties say they did not notify his friend because they had forgotten their ad dress. - —In court at Chicago, fecently, th distribution of some land under a wil was contested by a number of women The judge retired for lunch, when ba feeling between the parties culminate in a fierce fight involving eight wo men, one aged seventy. The row wa quelled with difficulty by the attor nays for the contestants. No damag resulted except scratched faces and to clothes. —A frightful explosion occurred a Manz & Co.'s coal mine at Robbins Ohio, accompanied by appalling loss of life. A man named Smith disobeyed hi orders and attempted to pass through forbidden room containing fire dam with a lighted lamp in his hand. Im mediately a terrific explosion occurre and a hole was blown through the 15 feet of earth composing the roof. Abou twenty men were at work, of whom six were killed and a number dangerously wounded. • —The passengers from the lost steam- er Josephine say she left Havana on. Wednesday, February 2nd, and was caught in a hurricane on Sunday. The passengers, both men and women, work- ed the pumps, but made no headway against tis leaks. On Monday a lady passenger asked some one to pray, and a gentleman responded. Life preservers were then given out, and seven boats lowered. In the morning Ship Island light was seen, and a tug rescued all the passengers. —On January 31st, at Rebellion, Panama, where chain gangs were em- ployed sweeping the streets, a soldier on duty guarding a detachment of the chain -gang had a dispute with a woman named Mercedes' Cana, which continu- ed until the man levelled his rifle and shot down the poor, defenceless crea- ture, who expired in a few minutes. He continued shooting, wounding two other women, one of whom has since died. The soldier escaped, pursued by the guard, which had orders to take him dead or alive. —Thefts of mail matter have recent- ly been committed on the mail cars be- tween Rochester and Chicago on the Lake Shore trains-. Several arrests have been made.. The police made the most important arrest for five years in the person of John P:Leist, assistant weigher at the post office, on the person of whom they found documents and money to a large amsunt, and under his lead the officers discovered in a house of ill -fame valuables to the am - omit of $12,000 to 15,.000 covered. His method was to cut a slit in the mail pouch and abstract the let- ters. • —An epidemic seems to have set in in Montreal among married ladies to free themselves from their lords and masters. On Monday four ladies, some of whom move in the highest circles in the city, and all in good society, entered suits for separation from their bust ands. The reasons alleged are various,but in- clude drunkenness, neglect, cruelty, and in some cases adultery.. The following are the names : Mrs. Winleter David- son, wife of Thomas Davidson, a retired broker ; Mrs.. Ellen Beaufoy-. Baylis, wife of Arthur Baylis, wholesale grocer; Mrs. Julia. Paquette Couture, wife of -Alfred Couture, hotel keeper ; and Mrs. Mary E. V. Gohier, wife of Leon Go- hier, contractor. It would seem as if the men were better satisfied with their matrimonial engagementsthan the op- posite sex, as only Thomas Allen, whole- sale jeweller, has entered suit to be sep- arated from his wife. —Much alarm and excitement pre- vails at Santa Fe, New Mexico, owing to a sudden and unaccountable mortality among cattle on the vast grazing plains of the Territory. The epidemic is. spreading in every direction, and the carcases of the animals are strewn for miles, hundreds dying every day, and no remedy being as yet discovered to check the fearful ravages of the pest. The disease is a mysterious one, and baffles all efforts at restraining its dead- ly progress. Measures are projected for the purpose of limiting the area of its ravages, and a strict quarantine will likely be established. Domestic cattle which have grazed on the trail 'of the infected herds, have caught the con- tagion and: are perishing in scores. The herders come into the city overwhelmed with consternation, as they fancy that the scourge is but a forerunner of some pestilence which will attack•huinsn 1 ings. The loss will be felt , severely some of the capitalists of the Terri, who have embarked all they possess n cattle; and a continuance of the e der io at its present , dimensions tyre h- ens' to rednoe many of them to bar k- rnpioy. H James Anthony Fronde writes the! Lindon Times that the pap' Carlyle left in his hands are extreme voluminous. There are several thol an letters, he says, including his o to embers of his family, and letters hi from Goethe, John. Stuart M'1 Lord Jeffrey, Sterling, Emerson, Lei Hunt, Dickens, Thaokeray- and Vali hagen Von Ense; also his journals;, p vate papers, unfinished manuscript, it mil isaenoes of his father, mother; E ward Irving and Lord Jeffrey, and m teria1 for a memoir of Mrs: Carly The,; reminiscences will _ be printed e aptly as Carlyle left them, but the m moi* of Mrs. Carlyle must, in aceor anoe with hie instructions, undergo e tensive revision. Epps's Cocoa. y Grateful , and seomforting. "] thorough knowledge of the nat whi h govern the operations tion and nutrition, ' and by a ca. plictition of the fine properties selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has pro our breakfast tables- with. a delic flavored beverage, which may say 0 many heavy doctors' bills. It is by thjd judicious use of such articles of diet hal a constitution may be gradually Iuill up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of sub- tle maladies are floating around' us ready to . attack wherever there is ar weak. point. - We may esape many a fatal shaft by keeping curse yes well fortified with pure blood a d a properly nourished .frame."—Civil ere vice [Gazette: Sold only in packets labelled—"James Epps & Co., ft oleo - patine Chemists, London, Eng."— lsb' makeirs of Epps's Chocolate Essence for afternoon use. 482-52 Wistar's Balsam. t From Hon. W. 11. Jones, of Aest Dover, Vt. "I have been trod led from ray boyhood with chronic or er- editary lung complaint. Some .y ars since early in the winter, I took c ld which as usual settled into a se ere cough, which continued to a increase as the season advanced, although I m e use of all the cough remedies I ad knowledge of. My family physician also prescribed forme, but I experien ell no relief. During all this time I as gradually ' running down, losing fl sh and strength, uutil my friends as wel as myself, became very 'much alar ed, thinking I should waste away in c gumption. While in Boston, during spring following, I was induced to Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cher After one day's trial I was sensible•t: it was relieving me ; in ten days' ti my cough had entirely ceased, and was soon restored to health sl strength. I have ever since kept Balsam in my house, and whenever • ural claws �fl dines efuli ap of Iwel idea tel n - he r7 tat ml nd, ;he ny member of my family has a cough or cold, it is immediately resorted to. o - family should be without it." 50 ceis and $1 a bottle. Sold by all drtggits. 642-52 - • Gray's Syrup of Red gpruc Grim. Camping out in the pine woods as been recommended to consumptive a- tients, and the Rev. Dr. Murray in is book on the' Adirondacks, men ions a remarkable cure fronntreatment f tis nature. Every one a Iicted wi p 1- monary disease cannot- make i c n- venient to carp out, nor is it neo ssa when all the benefits :of the tre tm nt are procurable by using Gray's 8 rup of Red Spruce Gum, a scientific p epa a- tion,which presents, in a couce+tra ed and agreeable form, all the' vir ue of this native medicinal gum. As c re for coughs, colds, sore throat and oar e- ness, it is invaluable. - Sold by .11 chemists. Price25 and 50 cents per bottle. 684-26 • • • -Enterprising Druggists. Messrs. E. Hickson & Co.., the 1 ve druggists of the town, are al'waysl up to the times and ready to meet the dema • ds of , their many customers. They h ve just received a supply of that wonder al r ern.edy that is astonishing the world by its marvellous cures. Dr. King's N w Y)iecovery for Consumption, Coughs .a• d Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Ilay Fev r, Phthisic, Croup, Whooping Cough, Ti • lc - ling in the Chroat, Loss of Voice,Hoar e- ness, or any Affection of the Throat a i d Lungs. This remedy positively cur s, as thousands can testify. If you do of believe it call at Messrs. E. Hickson & Co.'s Drug Store, and get a trial bot to free of cost, or a regular size bottle or $1. As `you value your life, give i a trial and beconvinced, as thousa ds already have been. 657-52-4 Delicate Women. Cases,of female weakness, delicate ad enfeeoled constitutions, and those suff: r ing from Stomach, Liver and Kidney Complaints, will find Electric Bitters a speedy and certain euro. The sick and prostrated shoe 1d rejoice that such a reliable remedy is placed within their reach. Health and happiness will surely follow where Electric Bitters are used. For sale by E. Hickson & CO. Price only 50 cents. 622-26d Eclectric Oil. There is not a more dangerous class of disorders than those which affect the breathing organs. Nullify this danger with Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil—a Ind - Mettle of acknowledged efficacy. It cures lameness and soreness when ap- plied externally, as well'as swelled neck and crick in the - back, and, as an in- ward specific, possesses most substan- tial claims to public confidence. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The Best salve in the world for cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,; • Salt Rheum.. Fever .Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. This salve is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in every case or money refunded., Price, 25c per box. tear sale by E. Hickson & Co. 657-52 Spread the Good News. Asa family medicine and tonic, there is no remedy at present giving such uni- versal satisfaction, and effecting so many astonishing cures, as Electric 'Bitters. Our druggists report a lively demand for them, . at ti=nes being unable to supply the ;many calls. All Billious Atrtaks, • tomuch, Liver and Ki` ney Complaints, iabetes and txrayei, readily yield to t • eir ieurative . Sold by E. irks tI) 14 CO., at ;50 ants per bottle. 6.2.264 i • ndonj Huron oa r Hir4es Lona n, d 1 part , 7 40 Cents Exete 52' Hens 11 .. j . . Kip n... Brno eld Clint Lond shorn,. Blyth ... , 4 40; nd Bruce.. Usu. Express. P. M., Ai. $25 7� 808 740 ... 9"05 8:5258 9 Iii- 8 07 7 eig 50 ,... 921' 4'07 . "ill 89 4'28 581 4•h 0 061 4 60 5 ..h,. 0.241 506 0 Is45 b, 5 9 il . Express. xjt s. P. P. P.M. 2 5 8 8 3 .. '7 4• 3 6 8 G4 4 20 . 4 82 4 42 5 86 ailwa r. inton Ste louse B)1gr vs- .,`... Wing am, ayl, e .„ .. 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A od Servant Girl ply at SHARP 688 N MAKER W `l'El —Wanted, a good od worker or a . go shrp in Brusee1a, tion 'cvitn a bla•k m'th shop':: havir g;8 re ie :a gpod bui in and Vita of work. ted, a first-cla . s b] cksmi for 1 ght ply et once to :o�r ,Brn_.els. 84 STO eK `O 81 OL'r colt ell bro on 5, TOOK Dari croup orotugl mals T a 88 L OR SA 1i—Fo coin, ng three. e to ear . ess, cIiilop. .TA; FOlt 8 : LE -F tam Buil, about bred] Durham bred B011. T nd w;i11 be sold �" 'ALE i® it Iasi., a ; •a -y :clang S' r by rd addo, p on Lo ' 34, . on ees- S;D BRANCH. 675 rival , a Tboronhbred d -months, old; al$o a elf r, in II calf to a re both s leridid Ap, 1y o Lot OBE 1 T M MIL - 684 e ea Concession 8, McKillop' TP. • Cqn ty par Bat Pomo* A aTIO Br%IN ;, Lioenoe• ; A cftioneer for th of Bluron. lilet attended in a clan qty. A11 drders left at the E ffice' wil be proznlptllyattended to. ANC S GRAHAM, 1;JCTIONEER AND LAlaD AGE T.—Spt{c aljattention gitren to of la • ded pro erty,- ft ming and thollough- d stoc:. C,Ettl selectedtfort;the Engiieh mare Offi e and Ae ction Robma, A;cheson's nen, ek, 3-o.ericlt,Ont. Termampderate 615 sal br ke B1 A XA SDE DF,LGET y, eer, axil op Spec`z 1 a, sa1:s. of i ended Proper y, Ire lemen a. All orders eft 8i ed ed 'at Walton P. 0 , orces:ion 14 will ;b promptlet a bill , notes and Stamps fptni: AL X. LE'LGETTY, Walton. ken sed Aneptidn tention given to arm Stook and with the tinder - Lot 14, con- tended to. Sale hed i','f Yeo it ed FOR $A E iOR T S i. tr izn Or 1 bor• • Str to• roc labl App OREH US O REN.TD.— grain store o se on th se way track iia S aforth, th a and jiggjers all comp die ••ediately.Apply to Sao B to the proprietor, IROS F } ORE CO It :NT—To re modieue gore in W et, Setforlli, in the bes n. The store i€ 60 feet 30 f and y to et in lie . gth in t saes io given o HIT TE' BUOT O LE7. o rent a good th side a the wo sets Of scales, possessionyen others, Seafp�rth.' SCOTT, Tex 77 a Targe land coin. i tn(y'e block, 1aini ueiness'part o the! orlg with' a tore'. ei rear. Refit re4son- z 5ti January, 8S1. 1lts_ 679 ,L OK HERII — $5,500 FAR FOR SALE or Sale, Lois 'o. 7andj%COncession 2,13ow- • ick, containing 201 acres nap e er less, about 160 .acres exearcd end nearlyfr a', from stumps, 10 razzes cedatr and black ash, it d the balance good hardwood`bush ; there is a nbw bank barn, other two barns put up with ! cedar posts, two good log houses, to stable rind other dntbnildings ; agood bearing oreharcli; this fermi is *ell fenced with cedar and black ash rails,I.o over 100 rods of boad fencing ; this farm it in a good staite of cultivation, and over half o it as been lying in pasture for a number of yea , th good well and plety;of Choice water,t'he y r pond; is 4 miles vi fro the village df Gare .5 1 elm Wroxetier,1 fro; school, and 2 front church this farm ,is a greaa,t bargain, .d1 can be Igoe ht for $5,500+- $2,0,00 eagle do ; the balan a be secured by mortgage on th farm at 8 pe • a nt. interest, for a to m of years, to snitpurc.t,as ; title indieput- able; possessio given immedia 1y. Forfurtther par culars app to the prclpri or on the•p em- ises or, if: by le to to 'General, est office. R. ROS. ' _ 671 LAS GE .FAR OR s : E -1For Sale, sI 3 nd east half of Lot 4, C . ce Sion 13, Hallett, cont ing 225 cr s; 190 reel cleared, under- dral +ed' d ns- re clear frim'stumps ; the bal- ance is lie vily erect wi . beech, maple, din and • asses od ; the a are 50 a c• s in fall w eat and .0 acv s in 1gt. ss ;. the ani is of the est 'qu ter, be g attic clayToa ; this farm 1 s a littl' roll; g, but n t hily ; a neer failing sp ring j ores runs throe h he barn ar ; this is a rst- 1 ola8e grain or da ry farm ; t1i r re 6 sores i a E youngor hard, w th appI s, pears, ipe ea, phi s and cherries, just be n g to bear; the buildings re large nd tom o ions ; there' is a large bail barns 5 x60, and is early new; the drivingI house an table is 4080, and is also 1 new ; the house ia large two sed attachhed, e whole buiild th lime story fraime, ith and good s onn,e ug, and is ed. an avel from et - i a good s` oo1, post o cd, itl 'shop w;i hid half a anile tide 0 miles 1roz S afor th, 12 iirorp- ondesboro ; there i a good place to al the ab vo mat - of the ptugltase In ney can long enoghh,to ma a it out Tenter: app y to TAO AS premises or o Ilarlick oat ! 6 kitch r and woo( cell s !, rue er t w 'bet •..en st ddinF, tom o top ; tier ;. ator ' and aeke farm is it ated Clint • n,, a d 6 frm gravel roa from lh leets: 'A g krt rema ' ion ortglge of th . Fo p ATI- SO , on ;the soffit --r SC. TT, s . &c, Ph • Abe ueheu i eafprth, den ee(( sdttt side f r oderieh east df !re byteri . n hurch. Si is n,Surgeon an n;t. Office and rest - St# t, aecod door 842 'vERCOE IH. e0, Oftlee' az]d diregtly op etc. ,Cy ro Resid n osite le �7C7 HAr OVEtt, rr I McGill Unice Aecaz chew , Seef rt ( first] doer s.uth o t . D:, C. M.. er for the , on Jervis forth Pu lie hysiciai, - Sart nnty o Hn-on street north chool. :.D.,C.# ity, Physio' ,Ont. Offi 'e e Cathole Graddate a ,Surgeon an and Rehidence urch 496 1Tl • HU' CB1 SC t ; itge, t mit] el legejet 'feh eicie'R, S nreeon o Crai -,lo O ffiee—lvi • gha n, 0 D• l!cbAUGB ,� �ate ; of Ontartlo' Ont. 1 Office and T' Ryan's. Cells pro day ; A. stock Ick of ltetbrinary 'Ohargets yea onable. orses e 'nese and sae tificates Liven if N, Gradiratle Li cen ti elf o t. eteeinar Su uterinar Col ly attended edi 1 McGill cot ihe Royal (pa ,rid lattiiHouse 86- •geoil, Gra ege, Seafo of Killora to, night ines on th ed asto eon red. 4 th, or nd 7 urgefon of d Royal ey's brick 111 On ge of Dental ario. Office Boerne in Main Str et, yal College e of Canada. e he will be t an Officls in rations et,ith sday in celery 568- tratford Seaforth prepared t ease and s ember the IL Ofthe open ti u MONEY TO LEND—Money to lend on good •"'-'1- improved fermi only, at 7e per cent. inter- est, payablg yearly ;lir vete funds; charges mod- erate. JOHN S. PORTER. ; 681 MONEY 4171- on fi plan: Appl 0 LOAN Bb•CISSO sec rivate fund 1arge or email sums rity, at 8 percent. yearly , Or on the installment Seaforth. 628 any arnoun eet charged at the Store A. G. MO UGALL is authorized tO oney at 7 er dent. on mortgage, for nly on the unpaid principal. Apply tinders Private Fu mortgage s JAMES 11. FUNDS de for im ENSON, T PER CENT.—The few thousand dollars of ediate investment upon per cent. per annum. 45-s; money mortgagels agreed upo The tinder igned has a' large sum of or filmed' te inveetment on first n farm pro erty, Seven and a half erest year y ; principal as may be 638 LE AL. a ARROW Wm. Prondfo Solicitor M. C. Camero eron. & PROUD Goderich HOLT & in ,Chan 00T. Barristers, Solici- 686 CAMERON, Barristers, 506 WILLIAM MALL, 0 xeter. Auctioneer and u W. O. EYER, Ba inter and Attorney at -A-4- • Law, elieitor in haneery. Commissioner lot taking a davits in t e Province of Manitoba. Solicitor for the Bank f Hamilton, Wingham. Private fund to loan at to 61 per cent. 688 • p ENSON & MEYER, 1" udders and Attorney forth and Bru eels., $23, oo of Private Funds to yreenaArtlf:a.}11 :GB trNe t. All so (runts due the firm to 1 68 The above °N.lias thi day been dissolved by be paid to Benson 'silao will pay all Habil- DAMES H. BENSON. LAW, CH OERY, D CONVEYANCING OFFI E, Scott's Edo k, _Main Street, Seaforth. OLICITOR fot the Consolidated Bank of in Seaforth{ Farm and, T wn and Vi lage Property bought Money (piive.te 4nds) 1 aned on mortgage se - and sold. 1 anritiee at re4sonsible rates of interest. Charges moderate. , Money inires led for priYate persons upon the ELLO S' COMPOUND SYRUP IlYPO-P110S-1) ITES or hi combination with the stinuilating a in slightly alkaline, and is dispeised t Itx effects are usually visible, wrthin e Illation of the 'appetite, the digestion circulation ; it tones the nerves and musol neither disturlas the stomata nor linjuree be discontinued at any time witheut inter. In a word, it possesses the stinlulants tc it, and mewitl of a high_ degree. tains the elements essential a,nization, the oxidizing agen e convenient and palatable fo ty-four hours, and are mark d. assimilation entering dire e system under prolonged arouse the strength, the ton SPEkDIII AND Congestion ot the Lungs, Prone ;Ms, Oi netts of [Breath.. itati o a of the Limbs, Physical (cod 31e,nrol 1 Loss of icnergy, And ill rapidlY improve the weakened firnction_s upo voluntary, semi voluntary, and involuntery RR UP OF HYPOPHOSPHIT MAN ENTLY CURES ear. t, Trembling of the Hatt and epressioo I,,,ass of Appetite osa of _Memory, rul organs of the body, which clepmd for health o the animal and tonics. merit of be - of a syrup. tly into the e secretions; e. and may cs to retail, DAVIS & ON & LAWRENCE, CE C Dr hand a and at Medi lied on of Tr tionery TRAL 1 DRUG STORE, XETill, ONTARIO. sesee— eataet MPLETE1 and Fall Stock of gs and Chemicals constantly on d warranbed of the Best Quality oderate Prices. al Wines and 'Liquors can -be re - shoat quality. A complete stock see, Shoulder Braces, Chest Pro - &c., always on band. Also Steel Sohool Books, Fancy Goods, &cr.! The entral Drug Store, (Winan's old etand,) directly opposite the Central Ho- tel. 1 662 C. KAUTZ, Exeter. BER FOR SALE -best mortgage Reourities, Without any expenee toHEML(6, First the lender. BI LS CUT TO ORDER, 1-1 00 K FOR SERVICE. CO tiro PIG R EDERS—The undersigned will •-"- keep d r g the present season on Lot 8, concession 7 Stanley, near Hills Omen, a Thoroughb ed Berkshire 13oar; term e $1, payable at the time of ervice witb the pri ilege of re- turning if n eery,. JOSEPH HUDSON. 674 rrHE BES 1G—The n derergned will keep at •-a- his ho el n Brneefiel during the present season. a ho oughbred Berkshire Boar, bred' from the be t took on both sides and warranted pure. Ter s -E-$1 tor thc Beasonpayable at tire tironof er intli the nrivilege of returning if necessary. NV, COOK, Proprietor. 677 TO BREED RS OF P GS—The undersigned -L will keep during tile preeent season at his premises in Egmondville, a thorough- bred large bled Berksh re boar, for the im- p rovement f t ock Thi is one of the best pigs in the count nd farmers and others would do well to see i before ta ing their stock else- where. TE 10—$), to b paid at the time of service, with thje privilege of returning if neces- sary. J. H. C4RTER, proprietor. 675 will keep present sear o guaranteed h splendid pi 8 the privilege o IRE BOAR — The undersigned on Lot o. 7, Concession 8, his well and favorably known , and will t ke for him during the a limited umber of sows. He is roughbred and leaves as good aninasl • the country. This rved abont. 00 sows last Beaton. yoble at th time of service with rote ing if necessary. W. S. 677 season the th (pis, bred by M eon; his pig' breeze,bred by ter, England ; REED TO oroughbred Jch got by Sir D. C rdiff ; his Leonidas V.. got by Lord breeze won prize at tion in 1879 ord Live vindial Fair D. Cardiff w It will thus very hest an 11 keep for service this Berkshire pig, Mar- Snell's Sons, Edmon- Lady Leonidas XIV., rand dam was Lady ool won lst at the Pro - 874, and v, as sold for $700; eir 1st at the oyal show in England: e seen that arquis is from the tweet bred took on both sides ; he is 6 mon .h s old. Te insa-$1 cash, payable at the time of ervice, wit the privilege of re- turning if neeeesary., R. J. TL-RNER. 675 1,11 CELLA. aOOD 009,1 ER FOR —For sale cheap, `-" a Porno d Cutter, n st winter. Apply to REV. A. D. eDONAL aforth. 686 -L.' Oat. WM. COX, Pro riet•or. This is one of the *Quietest, oat Corido able and Best Con- . ducted Hotels n the Provi ce. The Rooms are commodious a d the Ta le and Bar liberally supplied: Goo stabling in connection. 635-52 TT AIR WOR —Mrs. Hunt returns thanks for "a* th ir Jibe 1 patronage, and she is still doing p hair. As ebe arranges it with roots at the to she p n make curls from combings switches, braid , puffs, &e. All orders sent by mail c ttendeel to. , Font doors west of the Ma keb-,-M ket Street, reaforth Ont. 678 1.4ANGUAGE n but feebr describe the pangs of - the atism This mal dy is one of the most recnrre co. Th name of t 's sovereign remedy is Dr. Tho as' E .1,etric Oil,,a combination o/ six of -the best known edicinal oil , the remedial efficacy of whicl is no weakened y evaporation, since it contain no al hol to ren r it volatile. On this account as on Many lothe s, it is superior to all other iment , lotions an other 'remedies used -extern y and this f -art er advantage that it is used int rnally well. It is incomparable specific for lam ness, s ffness, bur is, bruises, frost bites Used fo man o beast. Sol by all dealers. Pre - THE G EAT -L. Periodical ion is subject. oyes all obtra relied on. To m It will, in a sho Hod with regul carnage, not t all case Paine in he ba lutes, t ese pi eme y, o not ear ve fa direction inthe Mr poste 'send. return ail. Bleasdell J.9. ills—This i valuable medicine is cure ' Of 11 those painful and Bee to whic the female constitn- It moderat e all excess and re - tions, and speedy curt may be ite. Thee pills should not be s daring t e first three ' months they' are s re to bring en, Mira ny other ti e they are safe. In ervone an Spinal Affeetione, and limbs %tip c on slight ex on of the eart, hysterics, and s will eters a cure when all other ontairt Ito , calomel, antimony, ful to th constitution. Pall pamphlets onnd each package, Propl'etor. $1 00 and 124 cente eral agents for the Dominion, ttle containing over 50 'pills by ober s, an R. Lumeden. 634-52 Quality, $6 per M. from $8. All Len th, from 10 to:50 Feet, at the MILL, McKILLOP. he Sabstriber has also a PON 'UM ER YARD IN SEAFORTH 'Where a ained. 479 1 kinds of Lumber can be ob- The Great American Roned y ,for -epared from. the finest Red Sprue Gum. (Deli - 41 is Flavor) Balsamic, Soothing, Expectorant 04 . Tonic. Vuperior to any medial le offered for ell he above complaints. A scientific combination. of I he Gum. u.hich exudes from the. Re ,1 Spruce tree UMW. doubt the Inost valuable n•r live GU772. /01 Ev cry one In this Id 01S a mie lid, hen rd of :he won- 1,11e244)sruafet eh se (itriai;is:s of et1:1-111:sil),.•1( •Li2;iiiliT: slant ptile par ien ts to order them ,54t otir, darr ; ,uil alta kee . iekr cOtain,Ictrins qt,Bronchiti:;„ and its abmost 82,2ecitic (lied in, curing ob- stinate hacking Groughx, now ?rell le,nomn to` the public at larlo. Aold by all respectable chemists. Prier, no 'word.; 4,` Syrup of Red Sprite., (7ttn," masa KERRY; WATSON- (6 Oa, Sctle Proprietors and Man a/twin-rem, It4 1:1 CD Pi 5 1+7 o • r13 51) cp ot 1-3 CD Cie P 11 .14P: CD ow CD CD pals • LI o Pts 01010 uaoo puu 1.40 fat 0 :51,421.7... .1,:ccbcO'7!:1=7,,z!".:-2 . -e. 11:: :• 4:1:11 : : : :7117...4 Jr: .111,. r: ; ; , 1 -;.: t.' :1 : -Q ;8'1 : 15:1 ! ' : • os q di gu • CD Pc XPOSITOR OFFICE, SEAFORTN.. CHA NGE OF BUST ESS. EAFORTH, Ont., April 3rd 1880. Ha ng purchased the Seaforth Fou dryfrom John Nopper, we will co tinue to keep oh hand, . at the old. stand, Mal ptreet, Seaforth. a full asso m nt of P1 -ws, Gang Plows, Seuffiers, Land Roll rs and all tbeir Implements in o line. Co um Crestings, and School, Church, Garden an Lawn Chairs a :pe Re airi gpronsptly and neatly done and satisfaction naranteed. Give s 30 eit Co ED Fa. NOPPMt. NO Having disposed of my business, er b note or book a,ccount, to c I will place SEAFORT I must call on 11 and settle th verytlaing th pER BROTH RS, all those indebte me, same before the I' st hands of the Clerk f the JOHN NOPPER. P PAINTING. ing an left at vt ild pro is prepared to do ell kinds of ouse an pt attention. PAINT Sign Painting, Paper no charge made. pa. Itobertson & Co. ang- rders , will HOlk(SES WANTED G., A. HOUGHTON Is Maw prepared to boy .any ntanber of W eigliting from 1,100 pounde and upwards. WILL BE AT SHARP'S HOTEL, SEAFORTH, EVERY DAY. 688 G• A. 1149 UG1131101V. MONEY TO LEND lar e or Small 'Sums, at reaton- able rates of interest. NOTES AND MORTGAGES APP.112Y TO W. C. ,GOUINLOCK, Or at the Office of H. Benson, Seeforth. 681 TRADE MARK. es; TRADE MARX. After Takinb% rpHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for lkler- -L vous Debility and all Nervous Affections in- cluding Sperm aterrhe a, Seminal weakne, a, Zat., results of Self-abnee, indiscretion, -&o.. is GI:AYIS SPECIFIC MEDICINE_ This the only rercedy which has ever been known to per- manently cur e Palpitation and other affections of the Heart, Coreureption in its ,earlier stages, Rushing of blood to the heed; 'v4ind in the stomach, indigestion, LOSS of Memory; Want of energy, Beth fulness, Desire for eolitude, Indis- position tole bor on aeconnt of weilaar SP, Uni- versal Le spit ode, Plith in the back, dimness of P rem attire old age, cot. Full particulars in onr pamphlet, which we send securely sealed on'receipt of a three cent etamp. The Specific is now E 014 b3' all Di uggitts at per package, or 6 Mr .$14, or will be sent free by mail on receipt of Money, by addressing 689 THE GRAY MEDICINE CO., Toronto. AYER'S HAIR VIGOR Hon RESTORING - GRAY HAIR TO VITALITY AIst, COLOR — Advanc- ing yeats, sickness, ment, and heredi- tary prediGposition all turn the hair gray, and either of them incline it to shed prematurely. Ayer's Hair Vigor, by long and erten.. sive nee, has Mr. en that it eteps the falling out of the hair twine - surely ees torts its color, when flded or gray. It stimulates the nutritive organe to Imaithy activ- ity, and preServes both the bait and its beauty. Thus bra shy, -weak or sickly hair benomes glossy, pliable and *trengthened ; lost hair regrows with lively expression ; hair is checked and stablisned ;1 thin hair tbickens ; and faded or gray hairs rasnme their original color. Its oper- ation is sure d harmless. It tures dandruff. heals all hntaors, and keeps the scalp eoel, clean and soft —milder which conditions, diseases of the scalp are iropoesibk. As a dressing ior ladies' hair, the Vigor is praised for its grateful and agreeabl e perfume, and valued for the soft lustre and rieh ruse a tone it imparts. Prepared by cal and Analytical Chemets. Sold by all Drug- gists and Dealers in Medicine. 669-52-8 SEAFORTH PLANING MILL, SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY -A- customers for thelilieralpatronage extendeate him since ooMmencing business in Seaforth,and trusts hat he May be favored with a continuance of the same. Parties intending to build won Id do well to ghlli him a °allies he will continne to keep OD hand et large stook of allkinds Dry Pine .1i6mber, Slasitts, Doors, Lath, ee. Hefeelsconfident of givingsatisfaction to those who may avonxhim with their patronageots nOne but first-els.seworkmen are employed. Particular lattention paid to Custom Planing UNDRTAKERSI &O, PUNERA48 ATTENDED ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. COFFI S AND SHROUDS ikE WAYS ON HAND. HEARSE 'FOR HIRE. Will be mailed rE c,rderlug It .beui-200 pages, rbui Ling 180(1 va Ruses, etc. Inca D. to ail applicants, and to customers without ' ontains Eve colored plates, 600 engravings, tia full descriptions, prices and directions for ties of Vegetable and Flower Seeds„Plants nable to all. Send for It. Address, JOHN WILLIAMS &CO. Bills Dieconnted. Drafts Issued. Money Lent on Real Estate at Lowest Rates. 653-52 JOHN WILLIAMS & Co. Wholesale and RetailDealer in LEATHER and SHOE FIN't. DINGS of Every Description. None but die Very Best _Stock kept. Termt moderate. A -Trial Solicited. All ordere lay DWI or otherwiee promptly filled. 411C R. N. BRETT n S. CAMPBELL, Provincial Laua surveyor and Civil Engineer. Orders by mailprompt ly attended to. 79 D. S. CAMPBELL,