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INIAMilt 11, 1881.
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Remarkable Remedies.
Sir Walter Scott's piper, John. Bruce,
apent a whole Sunday selecting twelve
stories from twelve south -running
streams, with the purpose that his sink
master might sleep upon them and be-
come whole. Scott was not the man to
hurt the honest fellow's feelings by
ridiculing the notion of such a remedy
proving of avail; so be caused Bruce to makers of Epps's Chocolate Essence
lie told that the receipt was infallible; afternoon use. 482-52
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tle maladies are floating around us
ready to attack wherever t a ere
is a weak point. We may- Ow Pe
many a fatal shaft by keeping curselves
a
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ets
130
for
well fortified with pure blood Ip.n
properly nourished frame."—Civil
vice Gazette. Sold only - in pae
labelled—"James Epps & Co., Isom
pathic Chemists, London, Eng."--
but tlaat it was absolutely necessary to
success that the stones should be wrap- How to Get Rich.
ped in the petticoat of a widow who had The gi eat secret of obtaining riqaes
never wished to marry again, upon first to practice economy,- and, a gpd
. learning which the -Highlander renoun- old. Deacon Snyder says, " It ute to
eed all hope of completing the charm. worry the life out of me to pay enoYm s
Lady Duff Gordon once gave an oil doctors' bills, but now 1 have stritc
Egyptian woman a powder wrapped in- rich. Health and happiness reign
a fragment of the Saturday Review. preme in- our little household, and
She came again to assure her benefac- simply because we use no other medi
tress the 'charm was a wonderfully but Electric Bitters, and only costs
powerfui one-: for although she had not cents a. bottle. Sole. by E. Ffickso
hie
done her a great deal of good. She 1
been able to wash off all the R110 writ- CO. 662-20
ing from the per, even thatAstonisng thWorl.
little had •
would have made an excellent subject For a perfect renovation of exhau
for a Llama doctor, who, if he- does not and enfeebled constitution, female w
happen to have any medicine handy, ness and 'general decline, nothang
writes the name of the remedy he would surely and speedily produces a per
administer on a scrap of papearnoistens nent cure -as does Electric Bittess. T
it with his mouth, rolls it up in the wonderful cures are astonishing
form of a pill, which the patient tosses world. For Kidney and Urinary .0
down his throat. In default of paper, plaints they are a pei feet specific.
the name of the drug is chalked OR a not give up in d.espair, for Electric
board, and washed off again with water', tees will positively cure, and that w
which serves as a heading draught. everything else fails. Solo by E. H
These easy-going practitioners might son & Co., at 50e. a bottle. 662-26b
probably cite plenty of instances of the
efficacy- of their method. Dr. John Zopesa.
Brown, of Edinburgh, once gave 'a Zopesa, from Brazil, is now i c
laborer &prescription, saying : "Take into Canada. _ It is a mild pnrat
that, and come back in a fortnight, acting as a wonder upon and ' gi
when you will be well." Obedient to strength and. energy to the Diges
the injunction, the patient presented Apparatus of the human stomach,
himself at the fortnight's end, with a rooting and increasing the acids. I
clean tongue and a happy face. Proud strongly anti -bilious and carries
of the fulfillment of his promise, Dr. surplus bile, tones up the Liver, g
Brown said :' "Let me see what I gave sound digestict and speedy health
you." "I took it, Doctor." "Yes, the dyspeptic and the bilious. As
I know yott aid, but where is the S. ROBERTS, Seaforth and Bayfield,
prescription ?" "I swallowed it,P was a 10 cent bottle and test Zopesa,
the reply. The patient had. made a new compound. Large eight ounce
pill of the paper, and faith in his phy- ties 75 cents. 679.52b -.
sician's skill had. done the rest. Faith
is a rare wonder worker. Strong in
the belief that every Frank is a doctor,
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Gray's Syrup of Red Spr1a
an old Arab, who had been partially awn. t
The beat known remedy for all a
blind from birth, pestered an English
tions of the chest, lungs or throa
traveller into giving him a seidlitz pow -
Gray's Syrup of Red Spruce Gum.
der and some pomatum. - Next day
constantly used by thousands of
the chief declared that he could. see
sorts suffering from the above disc
better than he had done for 20 years.—
and in nearly every instance it off
Chambers' Journal.
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Preparing Poultry for Market.
A commission merchant in New
York gives in the American Poultry
Yard the following directions for
slaughtering poultry :
"Food in the crop injures the appear-
ance, is liable to sour, and purchasers
object to this worse than uselessweight;
therefore, keep from food twenty-four
hours before killing. Opening the
veins in the neck is the best mode of
killing. If the head be taken off at first
the skin .will recede from the neck
bone, presenting a repulsive appear-
ance. Most of the poultry sent to this
market is scalded or wet -picked, but
dry -picked are preferred by a few, and
sells, to a limited extent only, at good
• prices. Poultry may be picked dry
without difficulty, if done immediately
after killing. For scalding poultry the
water should be as near the boiling
point as possible, without actually boil-
ing ; the bird, held by the legs, should
be- immersed and lifted up and. down in
the water three times—the motion
helps the hot water to penetrate the
plumage, and take proper effect upon
the skin.. Continue to hold the bird
With one hand, while plucking the
• feathers with the other. without a mo-
ment's delay after taking out—if skil-
fully handled in this way, the feathers
and pin feathers may all be removed
without breaking the skin. A torn or
broken skin greatly injures the appear-
ance, and the pribe will be low in pro-
portion. The intestines of the crop
should not be "drawn." After remov-
ing the feathers, the head may be taken
off, and the akin drawn over the neck
bone and tied ; it should next be
"plumped" by being dipped. into water
nearly or quite boiling hob. and then at
once into cold water about the same
length of time. Some think the hot
plunge sufficient without the cold. It
should be entirely cold, but not frozen,
before being packed. If it reaches
market without freezing, it will sell all
the better.
immediate relief. In cases of tro
it
u-
ty
k -
SO
a-
eir
he
m-
it -
ere
ck-
me
ive,
ing
ive
or-
is
all
vex
to
for
the
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eo-
is
t is
er-
ses,
rds
ble-
some, tickling cough, where the ila lent
passes sleepless nights, one or tw d. SOS
of the Syrup has such a quieting, *th-
ing effect that rest ensues and the •ugh
speedily disappears. Try it and b on-
vinced. Sold by all chemists. 'rice
25 and 50 cents per bottle. 684.2
Wistar's Balsam.
From P. N. Bodfish, Esq., of are -
ham, Mass. "As- a remedy for ung
affections, I consider Dr. Wistar's Bal-
sam of Wild Cherry, the par excel ence
of all the numerous patent medic nes,
and. never fail to recommend it to my
friends who may be afflicted. My m other
and sister have both made use o the
Balsam, and the effect has far exce ded
our most sanguine expectations, om-
pletely restoring the former, to the sur-
prise of her numerous friends, of a 1iard,
dry cough which had nearly -brokei ,her
clown. One has only -to try this $oel.
lent remedy to become convinced cf its
manifold virtues." 50 cents and $1 a
bottle. Sold by all druggists. 642152 '
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Free of Cost.
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, Ast ma,
Bronchitis, &c., is given away in trial
bottles free of cost to the afflicted. 11
you have a severe cough, cold; difficulty
of breathing, hoarseness or any affection
of the throat or lungs, by all means give
this wonderful remedy a- ti ial. AS you
value your existence, you cannot afford
to let this opportunity pass. We could
not- afford, and would not, give this
remedy away unless we knew; it would
accomplish what we claim for it. Thou-
sands of hopeless cases have already
been completely cured by it. There is
no medicine in the world that will cure
one-half the cases that Dr. King's New
Discovery will cure. For Sale by E.
Hickson & Company. 657-52-6
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at
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-g teeth ? so, go at
bottle of s. Winslow's
p. It Wi 1 relieve the
ufferer im ediately—de-
; there mistake
ere is not j a' mother on
s ever uselI h, who will.
t once that it will regulate
d• give rest to the mother,
health to the child, op&
gic. It is perfectly safe t
ses, and pleasant to th
he prescrip ion of one o
best fem le, physician
the Tithed States. Sol
t 25 celata- a bottle. 692-52
OD speptic 1 lire.
R• ekedbi in nmerablo pill) 8, restless by day,
cr)
alt lessI., t nig t, rising unref celled in themorn.-
in ; witnu1t ap etite, and pe tared by varying
, .pe le -' symptoms, t e dyspeptic takes
. d a 1 m view of burn n eidetenco. For
the /..• s of lie seems gon . Heartburn, op
pi siori M ft,he ,it of the sto si soh, and the at
te ant a n ya ces of eonsti ation and bilious
no: s eh hitile t render him utterly ttched,
b tthere istott • e will but take advantage 1 it,
re 'able aorce of relief fro all this misery.
N r hrop & L man's Vegeta to Discovery an
D tipepti3 CI re is, as its name imports, a botani
pr ; n, fretfrom mineral s (Aeon, and an all
au i, tientIrene. y for indigestio in •its most ob
st• te f rm. t not only enriches the blood b
ennbling h4 di esthe or Ins to convert the foo
re . ived i tt ti trenent, at d puratee it by in
or asing h ae ion of the bevels and kidneys
,t natu,. al pnt ots for its imp Ries. But whil:
it relaxeEi the • wels, it never dclos so violently an
4.witi pai , like • .drastic caths tio. It aids, bu
n v r forces na tire, invigorat* g as well as pari
fy ng and r ul ting the systeni. It thorough'
re oyes th se seasod humo s which tend t.
vi$iate the 13. oo 1, purifies the urinary secretion
aed promot s flow of healthy bile into th
lt
neural ne ,besides expo g it from the air
or letion. xi) rience has pro ed that this stand
and Medi in is a thorough re ed3r for dyspepsia
billiensness, ostivenees, ki eY complaints
sercifula,lerjei salas, salt rheum, 10mbago and a
irepariti s of e blood: Price, $1. Sample bot,
t1, 10 c nta.i sk for Northrop &Lyman'e Veg.:it
t ble D' coke and Dyspeptic Cine. The wra
a lobeaelaariaittie sairmemileasif atmheoir:itgrhialitte.r, bothSoldba
In an: aga o enlightenment ik.r!the present, tht
46 if Enlightienmen.ti
vai
ae °role tr city, and of cornpekurds containin
elect 'elpri ciple as rereed0.1 agents, is widel
ediline lle ere, 1 1
1 11 1
r .gards tho th roughnees and af ty of its effect,
akid the kapdi ty of its action, is Thomas' Eclectrib
Oil' a wi4e1jp pular external and internal reined
ter cong s, o ds, sore throat, ,.astlima, croup, an
i
cit er a ect'o • s of the breat mg organs ; an ' -
va nab' outw d specific for ame back, soreness
and eontrai ti n .of the rouse' s, and every variety
of sore er hiui ; a prompt sonrrce Of relief for pain,
and a roediein upon which the public oan alstii3
implicitly ep nd in meek 41 rheumatism, ne •
gia )i1e1 nd kidney 'coMplainte, inflamma-
t ory ecti n: dysentery, Red many other ail-
reente. It , :i sistent use cradicates the moat
bstinate at tie disorders to which it 18 adapted.
Physicians :peak of it in the highest .• term
Itwith
h osotshe gr
:telASIS.neSe018d8 fblyr diseasesameairinde
arninhdisur sr
oreover, 1 o semen and stook raisers a
eal
rs. Rrepnjrc 1 only by Nort rop & Lyman, T
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ronto, Ont.
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Land n, Huron and. Brube.
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Sausage, Scrapple, and Lard..
Sausage is a cosmopolitan prepara-
tion used in all countries and localities
where civilization and the pig exist.
Scrapple is a product confined mostly
to the Pennsylvanians, but it is good
enough to be known everywhere. Sau-
sage is made as follows: For seasoning
50 potunts of pork, one pound of salt;
six ounces of ground black pepper, ana.
a teazpoonful-of cayenne are used. The
meat is chopped fine, the seasoning is
evenly mixed with it, some finely rub-
bed sage is added if it is desired ; the
meat may be packed. down in jars cov-
ered with a layer of lard or tallow, and
when used rolled into balls and fried.
Scrapple is made of the head meat,
trimmings of the brains, shoulders, and.
other parts, the heart, liver, the skin of
the parts used for sausage and lard, the
feet and the ears. These are boiled
until -tender, and strained from the
liquid, then chopped fine. The liquid
is increased by the addition of water to
the proportion of five quarts to three of
finely chopped meat: The liquid is
then made to boil, when fine corn meal
is stirred in to make a thick Mush,
which is boiled for twenty minutes.
The meat is then mixed in evenly, and
the Whole is seasoned to ' taste. It ie
packed away in tin pans or earthela
milk pots, and, when cold, cut in slices
and fried and eaten hot. It will not
keep very long, and should be used in
the cold weather. In putting away
lard it will be found that a tablespoon-
ful of salt added for each quart, when
the scraps are beginning to brown, will
serve to keep it sweet, -give it a white
color and harden it.
Rest and. Combrt to the 1
Suffering.
Brown's Household Panacea h s no
equal for relieving pain, both in cruel
and external. It cures pain in th side,
back, or bowels, sore throat, rheuma-i
tiara, toothache, lumbago and an Y kind,
of pain or ache. It will most Carelyi
quicken the blood and heal, as its act -I
ing power is wonderful. Brown's
Household Panacea, being acknow-
ledged as the great pain reliever, an
of double .the strength of any othe
elixir or liniment in the world, shoul
be in every family handy for use whei
wanted, as it really is the best remedy i
the world for cramps in the stornach
and pains Sind aches of all kinds, and i
for sale by all druggists at 25 centS
bottle. 692-62
Epps's Cocoa.
Grateful and comforting.—"By
thorough knowledgeof the natural laws
which govern the operations of diges-
tion and nutrition, and by a careful ap-
plication -of the tine properties of well
selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided
our breakfast tables with a, delicately
flavored beverage, which may save us
many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the
judicious use of such articles of diet that
a constitution may- be gradually built
up until strong enough to resist every
tendency to disease. Hundreds of sub-
.
Eclectric Oil.
"It is a Great Public Bene
These significant words were used. in
relation to Dr. Thomas' Eclectitic Oil
by a gentleman who had thorOughly
tested its merits in his own case hav1-
ing been cured -by it of lameness f the
knee, of three or four years' sta ding'
It never fails to emove soreness s wel
as lameness.
3-0INGNotT
Lon4on,d
Cent alia
Exeter .4.
Hensall .
• Kippen.
trueefield
;Clinton.
Londesho
Blyth.
Halgrave
WinghaM
&Om; Sole
inghain
B el ava
33Iy h
Lon esbe
ft '
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for cut,
.Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheu .
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped fr add ,
Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Sk."
Eruptions. This salve is guaran eed t
give perfect satisfaction in every ase o
money refunded. Price, 25c per bo
leer sale by E. Hickson & Co. 657-52
Eclectric Oil.
Joseph Rusan, Percy, writes— 'I w
induced to try Dr. Thomas' Eliloot
Oil for a lameness which troubled
for three or four years, and 1 f nnd
the best article I ever tried. Jt h
been a great blessing to me." 691-52
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Ben
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Re sal4
Exeter. ;
leen tralta
,Lo doe,
ton.;
efielld
en
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— Expre s. Mail. Express.
A.M. P. M. A.M.
part 7 4,0 2 20 6 25
84$' 326 7 28
863 8 88 7 40
90p 852-:753
911 357 759
921 407 808
9 39 423 8 25
o.... 9 58 4 41 845
10 06 4 50 8 52
10 24 506 9 09
arrive ....10 45 5 25 9 25
II— Mail. Express. Exprees.
jit. M. P. M P. M.
depart.... 7 00 2 56 6 20
7 18 818 688
735 3 28 :655
744 386 7 04
8 p2 354 7 24
8 20 4 07 748
880 415 759
8 36 4 20 8 06
Et 62 4 32 8 25
arriva10 05~ 5 36
• 9 02 4 42 8 49
10 10
egs
OR EGMONDVILLE.
11Y- S
UR NOLAND SAW MILL
MES KYLE
to ih orm his friends and the public
evilly that his
SA MIL
ow full workingorder, and he is
pared ti) do
TOM
g
SA WIN
E .G
JUSTAk
A. C. AULT'
China Oa Sets
Tea Sets a?d Fla
of dell.' Very
will be sold cheap
that Good TeaDu
such good satisfac
of the Celebrated.1
-
of the best CofflY
new lot of the
Gents pr pound
and Ja an—try
best in he marke
meit of all kinds
Aigh,est
for. Fir
re -
the hortest notice and most reasonable
e. e has also on h nd and for sale
term
A
INDS OF SAWN LUMBE
Bills Prom tly Filled.
OODS
'Lyra) AT
1
SEAFORTH.
very
-heap. Stone
n Set.!. All kinds
lee Toilet Setif—
.A fresh stock of
st, which has given.'
ion.. A fresh, lot
aoka. Also some:
n the, market. A
est Teas, at Fifty
in areen, ;Black
hem --they are the
A fresh assort -
of Groceries. The
market price paid in cash
t- Class.Butter.
A. G AULT SEAFORTH.
FLOU ING MI L
n oblilrge �f1 a First -
prepare
he
em'
01
t
"They All Do .It."
To beautify and preserve the teeth
and give fragrance bo • the breath, use.
"Tea.berry," the new toilet gem. i Sam-
ple package, 5 cents, - 679-52 1
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Mother -s! Mothers! Mothers 111
Are you 'disturbed at night midi
broken of your rest by a sick child Buff-
ering and crying with the excruciating
PING ANI
hortest Notice:
=Satisfaction
ass Miller, and h is
to do
OHOPPI G
Good Work and all
eranteed.
RIN TIME.
S kLT
13er, when yon ant a grist ground r a
tuber sawn go t the Egmondville M Is.
JAMES KYLE, Proprieto
4UST
RECEIVED ND FOR SA
hole Oil ake,
oarse Grou d Oil Cake,
'me Ground Oil Cake,
-n,seed 31e& and Flax Seed
E.
AT •WANTE •
?ars having a firat-class article of Sp ng
Wheat if the Lost Nation and White Rue Mn
vittiety ilor sale, FIT FO] SEED, will pl lase
call at My Seed Store with sample.
11
NOW T
SALT!
AT THE EASON
ING WHEN
IS APPROACH
1:20 E:R1S
Will be, requiring SII4LT for AGRICULTU
PnlrpoBea,
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THO. COVEilLOCK & SON
( Late Merchavts Salt Works,)
Beg to inform intending purchasers that the
riave now on hand a Large Quantity of
WELL SiEASONiD SAL.
Which they offer to FARMERS at
LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICE
Scales and Every Convenience for Loading.
G 11/E US A CALL,
W •
F
1
ROB!ERT$0
• SEAF RTH.
ADFO T &,B0
SEA? RTH,
ERTA ERS, 8{.9.
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N BALLS' AT ENDED UN THE
81101?TES NOTICE.
F INS A D SHROUDS
ALWAYS N HAND.
T HOS. GOVENLOOK & 'SON,
co
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO. 690.4
EARSE OR HIR -E.
E 140R ES WANTED.
GROSSMA & SHARP
-wii
Heavy?
688
be at SHAB
very Saturday,
raught Horse
'S HOTEL, SEAFORTH,
or the purpose of buying
from 8 to 7. years old.
ROSSMAN & SHARP •
E.
ly at
70
C ELI%
CAMPBELL, rovincial Land, S
lad Civil Enginetr. Orders by mail pr
3
ded to.
D. Sj CAMPBELL, !Into 11.
THE SIEAFORTH
IN UNANCE AGENCY.
- 7TAT SO 1T
File, Marin
Life and Accident
IN LM4ANOE AGENT.
TT AlVING been the Insurance Business fr
J---11- the past four een years, I am prepared
effe et insurances on all kinds rProperty at the
Loin/Est P SSIBLE RATE
None but Arst-c 8.28 Companies represented
,1 AM ALS AGENT EOR THE
CANAD PERiVIANEN
'LOAN AND AYINCS COMPANY.
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The Oldeat in the Dominion. Money advan e
on Real Estate at Seven per cent.
ALSO kGENT Mit THE
STATE LINE 4TEAMSHIP COMPAN
Sailing between New Yorit and Britain.
WM. N. WATSO
lIn combination wit the sti
ing slightly alkalinie, d is Es
ll
Its effects are umay visible
ulation of the appet te, the°
circulation ; it tones t e nerves
neither disturbs the stomach n
be discontinued at any time wi
In a word, it possesses the st
it, and merit of a high degree.
Ad
istinct peculiar Co
tbioation.
FELLO S'
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
IIYPOPllOSPIIITES
TT contains t1 elements essential to the animal
organizatio4, the oxidizing agent- and tonics.
elating agent pho4hor4s, possessing th
ensed in the conve ent 4ud palatable fo
within twenty-fouhour,4 and are mar
igestion and a irijd1atioi entering dir
d muscles; exehelalthti
r injures the syst M under Ypacrololigel
hout inconvenien
mulants rto arouse he strength, the to cs to retaig
FELLOWS COMP LIND SYRUP r H POPHOSPHI
- SPEEDILY AND r'ERMANEN Of CURES
merit of be
of a syrup.
d by a stim-
fly into the
e secretions;
0, and may
Congestion of the .L ngs. Bra tchitis, Vonsump o1r, Nftrtrons PrOSIt
nen of Breath, Paipttation, of the Heart. ' "iron/Wing of th e Ha ds and
Limbs, ysical awl Mental Derr re.s „ Loss -of ..elppeti
.
Loss of Energy, Loss o ernory,
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Arid will rapidly improve the weakened functions and orea - ;f the 11Vy,EwtilliohdCcpnAdmfoprheaT.Ith
hpon voluntary, semi veluntary, and. involunurry 41tion. soFOR sAKLE
PERRY, DAVIS! & SON '& LAWRENCE,
•1 GEN-4RAL AGENTS 15:01ITEL'AL.
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CENTRAI. DRU
ExF,TER, ON
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STORE,
ARIO.
ACOMPLETE and Fall,. Stec
Drugs and Chendea s constantl
hand and warranted of t • e Beat Q
and at Moderate Prices.
• MedicalWinee and L quore can b re-
heon aabest quality. IA. complete tock
of Tmsses, Shoulder races, Chest Pro-
tectors, &c., always on and. Also Sta-
tionery, Sohool Books, O'ancy Good:, &e.
The Central Drug St re, (Winan
stand,' directly oppositje the Centra
tel.
662 VI). Estee
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of
on on
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Main "tie , SEAFORTH, Ontario.
OFFICE.... I Canipbell'Ir Block, oppo4lt8
, the Mansio Hotel.
SILVER MED
Highest Award
To
ion, ronto Exhibiti ng
1880.
GOLD MEX
Dominion Exhibi
Ottawa, 11879
1881.
INTER 18811/
s old
Ho -
i
UMBER OR SA E
!
1
tlEMLOCE, First Quality, $6
P1NB fro.. $8„
r..
BILLS CUT TI ORDE11,
All Length, from 10 t.:50 Feet, the
PONY MILL, cKILLOP.
The Sabscribe has also a
JOHN KIDD, SEAFORTH,
iEGS to call
many Costo
his varied assort
TOV
1 From the
WM. BUG
These STO
Which cati.
an -J9
WE WARR
And Defy Oo
veyot j 01:3:
mpt
the Special Attention of his
vers and the public generally to
ent of -
LUMBER YARD
I SEAFORTH
Where all kinds of L labor can lie ob-
479 THOMAS DOWNt.Y.
The
COU
h,
P
eat American _Remedy for
OS, 'GOLDS, ASTIT3L1,
BRO C1iiTL,)OSB OF
VOIC .110ABSENE,88 AND
AFFEcTrams:
thefInest Reel Sprig CM. (Deli -
r.) • Balsami, Soothi Expectorant
Superior to any medi ne offered for
ri,b complaints. A sate ti e combinatiofl
n, which exudes/rout. t d Spruce tree
t the most valuabie titT Gum f07
THR
Prepare
Citrus .Fla.
and Ton.
all the ab
of the Gu
—without
Medieina urposes.
Every one •
has hear
of the gem
derful e
Teets of t7 a
Spruc s
and t7 e
Pines in
•
GRAY
SYRUP
Letea:u3 esne.gepliDv! :14
In Trail e Pe_ L4‘ D
o,t
cia.,..tv„.,
pared at a
theiriarl 1c8e01114
8)11.1,7)11)I 1 ci)D , L, velit:at ezz:
fa zr•eonntli taeLe
the sprplit a:tit; 1--_) -- e- U C- : 1:::::
woods a a
to a ri *
order th ),,,
GU VI. '1 i e k e'
- qua nt:ttp
a a 7' g c
.0? )111nnit)leitno
tops. schui 1012.
• •
Its remarkable power in reltevinq
.
certan forms of _Bronchtis, and its
alnio t specific effect in, curing ob-
stina e hacking Cough, is now well
knowin, to the Public at icrge.
Sold by an respectab/e chemiSts Price, 25 and
50 centa bottle.
The teorda " Syrup of Red Sprue, Gum" eonsti.
.K.,ERRY, WATSOX. cr; CO.,
tute ouir Registered Trwadhoeiesilala lerl.: 7a.it gd go isuisr ,icapper
and l atOels are a/so registered.
Sole Proprietors an.cl Ain nufacturer,
..ifontreaL
•
in th.is
prep.ora-
tit) n. the
GUM nee&
se purees,
mud al/ its
n ti-spas-
modie,
er-
p eetoraflt
tonic,
balsamic
properties
tz re pr e -
e r v e d..
This Syr-
vp, Cli r
fully Pre -
:LOST OR F01314".)..:
OBSE BLANKET FOUD—A Horse Bla-
ket, nearly new, was found on the Huron
Road, tw* miles west of Seaforth, on Sunday,
February p. The ,owner can have the stone on
ppyng Lat IDE EXPOSITOR 9FFICE, -aru1 -
taying fort this clveitisement. . 690
WANTED.
TvT ONEY WANTED—Wanted to btrraw, for s
tom of 10 years, from $1,t00 t $2,000, with
interest at 6 per wit. Seveny, first mortgage
lan
PElllAppl'atTHE
EP0SIO'ROFICZSearh.690
WAGON MAKER. WANTED—Wnted, a good
opd 31, oiler for a :wagon shell 313 Brussels,
In connection with a blatksmith slop having 3
fire'; thcfre is a gcod buildieg and lots of work.
A114:: vatted, a. first-clas blacksmith for light
work. Apply at 0710010 Bcx 47, 33rusels. :6884
MTDICAL.
T G. SCOTT, M. D. &e, Physielan,Surgeon and.
ti • Aconeheur, Seaforth, Ont. Office aleiresi-
d mice soli h. side of Goderich Street, second door
east of Presbyterian Chuch, 842
STOVES I 1
EST Manufacturer in the
omi ion, yir:
BliMNTF07).
18 poesess *By lid•rantage•
4±4) ifs:01144 ovo
a ••• o 4, ••• .4aes
1.220 0 1:,•• Ec0
52! g110:Sf ••:$117.
0 At fII
• • • t
P • !: 1:274:1:1:1 rl I w
0 ra • A,
:71A:2.7;i::;11,4,0:-:
cv:),
4.1
r9,1„q 171.4.0.
1• 474 di at P's ...Evil to os
17, fZt -
23 tr4 ;ft' g cec 1.4 139
✓ -0 a •t$1141-;
H-1 1,33 Ix! liet3 era Si a mil
11L. liiTERCOE, M. D., C. AL, Phsician, Sur-
• geon, etc ,Coraner for the County of Huron.
Office a.nd Ieeidence, on Jarvis street north,
directly Opposite Seaforth Public Behoel,
17M. HANOVER, M. D., C. 11.. Graduate of
MeGill 'University, Physicia, Surgeon sard
Aecottchtur, SeaforthOnt. Mee nd Reeidenee,
first dons 'south a the Catholic Ch 498
D B. E 111 (HINSON, Graduate Of McGill Cl -
N optical, Licentiate of the Roy al Col
lege of ;Physicians, Edinburgh, and late House
S u re e cz ef Ci aiiIockbart Hospital, Edinburgh.
Offiee—Wingliam, Ont. 886-52
DMeNAUGHT, Veterinary du '
tgeon Gra.dn-
• ate of Ontario Veterinary Colege, Seaferth,
Ont. Office and Residence th rear of Killoran ift
Ryan's. Calls promptly attended to, night or
day. A stock of veterinary reedibines on hand
Charges' reasonable. Horses examined asto sound -
r ess and certificates given if required. 4.G7
DERBISIII E -L. D.
• 44por-:
t ..:.g s Surgeon Deiitikt, Graduate
mama of the Royal ( o ege of De.nteI
Surgeons of Ontario. Office
hours Isom 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. Rooms in
Mrs. Whitney's new brick block M-ain Street.
Seaforth,
ly be ted by
eqion (Sif them.
NT EVERY STOVE
petition in rice or Quality.
STREET, SWORTH. 6613
ID
BANKING HOUSE.
SEAFORTI1.
OFFICE—In
ly occupied
merce, and
th,e prem
the Ba
nder the
Street.
NOTES AND BlIrLS DI
English and Foreign
Purchased and
FARMERS'SALE
Purchased at Reasonabl
Money Lent on Collatera
former -
of Com,
ommercial
OUNTED.
xchange
ld.
PTES
ates.
Securities.
Drafts Isued, payable a Ipar. at all
Branches of the Bank of i3 mmerce.
INTEIR*ST Allowed onl Deposits
Money to Loan 011 Mortage.s.
Manager and Prop
etr.
MONEY TO LI1ND.
In Large or Small Sums, at reaso' li-
able rates of interest.
.ITALESI
VW/triLE sicium
HAIR
EEMIES.
NOTES AND -MORGAGES
PURCHASED.
APPLY TO W. C. GOIBLN OCK,
Or at the Office of a. H. Bensou, Se foitth. 681
JOHN WILLIAMS CO.
BANKERS, am..
WROXETER0 -
Et S STANDARD AHT1CLEI ig COMpOtlIIded.
ith the greatest care; its effects are as
w n erful and satisfactory as Over; it restores
gr y r faded hair to its youlthfal color; it re-
m v s all erraptions, itching and dandruff ; and
t e s alp by its use beeomee white and clean ;
b AS Oa roperties it restores the capillary
gl lads to t eir normal vigor, preventing bald.
xi and Malting the hair grow thick and strong;
a a ressing nothing has been found so effect -
u 1 o disirable. Dr. A. A. Ha N es, State Assayer
e M seachusette, says of it: "I consider it the
b st lIreparation foir its intended, purposes.
Allt kingliant's Dye for the Whiskers.
This elegant preparation may be relied on to
chane the color of the beard from gray or
sty1 other undesirable eiba-1e to brown or
bias at discretion; it is easily applied, being in
one 1freparatiofl, and quickly and effectually pro -
d 08 a permanent color which will neither rab
n r Iwash off. Manufactured by R. P. HALL &
ashn, N. 31. Sbld by all Druggists and
ealers in Medicine. 669-52-5
441
Mee—Indian blo
Stratfod, Ont., has now opened
Seaforth at the Queen's Hotel.,
prepared to perform all dental o
ease and skill. Office open first T
month.
(1 CART WHIG , L. D. S.,
v -i• Member of th Royal College
of Dental Surge° es of Canada.,
ek, Market St-,
eat an -Office in
re he 'will be
ers.tions 'with
esday isittalery
• . LEGAL.
A1110W PROUDFOOT,
ton, &c., Goderielt, Ontario.
Pondfoot.
AMERON, HOLT & CAMER
Solicitors in Chancery, &e.,
M. C. Oameron, Q. C., Philip Rol
eron.
rristers, Soiid-
T. Garrey.
686
N,
Goderieh, Ont.
,M. G. Cam-
, 506
WILLIAM SMALL, Conveyane
Sfoner in B. R, Wroxeter.
Appraiser. Accounts an4 note
reasonable terms.
r and Commi-
uctioncer and
collected on
868
11W.O. MEYER, B airister a
• 1,714, Solititor in Chancery
for taking affidavits in the Provi
olioitor tor the Bank of Henri
•Private funds to loan at 6 to
IctEN SON & MEYER, Barrister
at Law, Soioitrsirz Chancery
Conveyancers, Notaries Publie,
forths.nd Brussels. I 23,000 of P
nvest at once, at Eight, percent. X
yearly.
XAB. H. 13BX80N.
The above firm has this day be
mutual conent. All accounts
be 33aid to Mr. Benson who wfl
ities.
Bills Dicouted. Drafts Issued. lifoney Lent
on Real Estate at Lowest Ra es. -
JOHN WI:111ANS & Co.
6613-01
IOKLES 1:10KLES I
Just Received, a supply of Fresh Bulk Pickles,
at $1 per g Won.
FRESH OYSTERS.
lIp Bulk at 35 cents per part in Cans at 20
cents, 25 cents, and 311 cents per can.
NEW OONFE TIONERY.
A Fresh Supply of ' New -Con fectionery just
Arrived and opned. out.
LLIES; JAMS, &C.
receive in l IOW days, a large consignment
f jams, &c., ib Balk and ,Glasses, which
aril' be sold chap.
jAMES
. No. 27, 1876. H. W 4 -
M. J. RIGGS, Seafortb,
Next Door to Wm. Robertson & Co.'s Hardware
Store. 690
kOttSES WANTED
G.
A. HOUGHTON
Is now prepared to IMY any namber of
G OD SOUND EllORSES,
Weighing from 1,100 pOunda and upwards.
•d Attorney sit
Commissioner
esof Maitoba.
ton, Wir3gham,
er cent. 683
and Attorney
naInsoIveney
. Offices—Seas
ivate FUlat to
terest,payable
. DIEYRit.
n dissolved by
e the firm to
pay all Habil-
H. BENSO.
. MEYER.
MCCAUGHEY & IMESTED1
LAW, CHANCERY, AND COI\ VEYANCING:
OFFICE,
Scott's Block; Main St e t, Seaforth.
QOLICITORS for the Oon o
'el Canada and the Canadien B
in Sea forth. YAM, ane Town and Villagj
an eold.
Money (private funds) loaned
iero rities, at reasonable rates of i
oderate.
Money invested for private
Bi( roortgage securities, withou
h.GIlteLLIGHEY,
---.
Mated BRA a
k of COMMiII430
roperty boright
71 mortgage se-
terest. Charges
nous upon the
any expentte te
HOLMESTED.
M1SCELLANE
US.
10tRITISII EXCHANGE HO EL, Godericb.,
Oat. 'WM. COX, Proprietor. This is one of
the Quietest, Meat Comfortable and Best Pon-
dueted Hotels in the Proinc. The Room ei are
coMmodione and the Table and Bar liberally
suplied. Good stabling in connection. 685-62
-4
HAIR WOBit—Mrs. Hunt returns thanka for
. their liberal patronage,and she is stili
doing up hair. As she exrangesit with roots at
the top she ean make curls from combings,
switches, braids,puffs, &c. All orders sent by
mail carefully attended to, Four doors west of
the Market, Market Street, Seaforth Ont. 672
*IpILE GREAT FEK A T=14 ItEkEDY.—job *Often
-L Periodical Pill—This fnValuablemedicioe is
unfailing in tho cure of " all those point* and
dangerous diseases to which the femalezoruatitu.
thin is subject. It moderates all excess:1mA re*
moves all obtructions, and a speedy cure maly be
relied on. To ina.riodldies,itis pecnliailvertited.
It 'will, in a short time, bring on the 3nontblYpe-
riod -with regularity. These pills should nOt be
taken by Females daring the first three months
of Pregrancy, as they are sure to bring on iziria-
cakriage, but at any othertime they are safe, Ix
all eases of Nervous and Spinal Affechions,
t
s,
pains in the back turd limbe, , fatiguo slight -ex-
ertion, palpitation of the heart, hy terioan
' it
whites these pills will effeet a elute wh n till ether 1
means have failed; and, although a poWerfni
reMedy, do not contain iron, ealomel,antimony,
[
or anything hurtful to the constitution. I Full
directions in the pamphletaronnd each pa .
which should be carefully preeerved, deb Mosas,
New York, Sole Proprietor. $1 00 and 124 bents;
far postage enclosed to Northrop & LytreaTe, To-
ronto, Ont., general agents for the Dornirion,
will insure a bottle containing over 50 pills by
return mail. Sold in Seafrth by Hickson it
Bleasdell, I. S. Roberts, and R. Lumaden. &34-2
W BE AT SHAR 'S HOTEL,
SEAFORTH, EVE Y DAY.
•
G. A 110 OGIITON.
•
" NIL DESPERANDUK"
TRADE MARK. *5 TRADE MARK.
,c)
ea
g •,...
se
'01Before Taking ':.-4 1,A After Taon.
rut; GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for Nor-
' veins Debility and all Nervous Affections, irsi
elndilag Sperreatorrhea, Seminal Weakrie,a,exit,i
results of Self-abuse, indiscretion, AL fa
GRAN'S SPECIFIC IvIRDICINE. This ie tit*
Only remedy which has ever been. known to l peri
itnanently cure Palpitation and other affeOtionsi
Of the Heart, Consumption in its earlier atages4
Bushing of blood to the head, 'wind la the
tomaeb, Indigestion, Loss of Memory, wild of
energy, Bahfulness, Desire for solitude, ;liiedis-i
position to labor on account of aveaknse,i Uni
verbal Lassitude, Pain in the back, dimness o
vision, Preto atnie old age, ect. Full partial
lai
in our pamphlet, which we send securely 'sea
on receipt of a three cent stamp. The Specific
is now Pold by all Druggists at $1per peickagei
or 6 for $5, or -will be sent fee by nntil 1
receipt of Money, by addressing k589
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO, Te0llt:0
R. Na EIRETT/
sEAFORTE,
Wholesale ind BetailDealer in TAATRAB tad
SHOE FINDINGS of Every DescriptiOn.
None but the VeryBeat Stipa kept. Tenni
moderate. A Trial Solicited.. Aall.clird..eStellyvtnal/T
OV oteherwise.promptly.filled
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