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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1881-03-25, Page 7381. minikalima [NESS •4_ • aers attd, eke _ _ her Tin aue titrms end 1 the pried, I yeare, iage will be ded, ee her, indersigued nue to keep UNtta on... We . Custom Om on the age of the Pe to COn. been givers r go nutty RS. Whitney Eith her at s and the desire/4u) PaeY Bros; date be Os ter col - JITNEY. MEDAL Award, Eahibition pa. 1881, ORTH Ion of his enerally to ESii the QRD. antages jetted by Th. STOVE Quality, D PH. 668 - — NES ! N, /age DT UR- • PIES. Mowers, kine Re- ohments the County 1-11N E -iret Prize I.for tit Fair, eon, Howe, say Machine ,Et,Gf dries xehange as Machines ed. N poelte the 668 ELLE. [MILLS. imbue gen- I L ho is, pre - reasonable sale 1MBER. MILL and he, is PPENG k and full ound or a vine Mille. roprietor. Samples - ess sTIN- 02152 oma easily resa TRITE - min 881. 2.5: 1 ARGE( THE Eit OSITOR. • 'Also ellaneous. —Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Secord, of Townsend, Brant oounty, celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their mar riage on Tuesday last week. The couple are aged 74 and 64 years respec- tively, and they have resided within a few miles of their present home ever since their birth. —Arrangements have been made whereby telegraphic communication be- tween Europe and the west coast of South ADL1GrieB, will be had by way of the United States, Mexico, Central Am- erica, and Panama, instead of vio Portu- gal and Brazil, as at present. This will save about 8,000 miles in distance and $6 a word its cost. —An old colored man named Daniel Webster, died in Chicago about a year ago, and inttead of being a pauper, as was generally supposed, it was found he left property valued at $12,000. This was claimed by Eliza Mitchell, who had lived with him. Luoerna and Mary E. Webster, children_ by Web- ster's wife, whom he had deserted. 30 years ago in, Detroit, and who have till lately been residents of the township of Tilbury, Out., contested the claim in Court, and have been awarded the pro- perty as the only rightful heirs. —John G. Graner, of. Buffalo, died recently in Westville. He was a na- tive of Warteinberg, Germany, and at the time of his death was 90 years of age. He had been a soldier and fought under Napoleon L He was with Bona- parte in the unfortunate campaign against MOSCOW, and witnessed the burning of that city. Out of 180 sol- diers of Germau extraction in his com- pany, only 18 returned alive, and most of these were seriously wounded. Gra- ver fought in 36 pitched battles, and was wounded for the first and only time at the Battle of Waterloo. —A horse owned. by a man in Lind- say, which had only been home from the shanties a short time, died last week from a disease of the hoof which has puzzled all the horsemen in that town. It seems that for some time the horse's feet had bean very sore, and blood was noticed. issuing from around the hoof. The horse suffered a good deal of pain and was very restless. On Friday last when in his stall he knock, ed the hoof against a board and it fell off, lealvina the bare flesh exposed. The other boorfell off shortly afterwards, and the poor animal died on the Mon- day following. There is talk of the case being submitted to Prof. Smith, of Toronto, for an explanation of the disease. —An interesting wedding took place in Zion church, Waterloo township, one morning lately. Miss Caroline Elsley, woo bad for some years been organist of the ,church, was married to Mr. E. Bracey, and the occasion drew a large congregation. The bride was dressed in a plum colored silk, and looked remarkably. well, as did also the groom, who is a fine specimen 'of phYd3i- cal manhood. At the close of the for-. mal service, the minister, on behalf of the trustee S of the chnr3h, presented Mrs. Bracey with a large and. hand- somely bound copy of the Holy Scrip- tures, partly in recognition of her ser- -vices as organist, and partly on account of this being the first wedding held in the church. - pletalv cured, and that where all other medicines had failed. No other remedy can show half as many permanent cure; Now, to give you satisfactory proof that Dr. King's New Discovery • will mire you of asthma, bronchitis, bay fever, consumption, severe coughs and colds, hoarseness, or any throat or lung disease, if you will call at E. Hickson & 06.'s drug store, you can get a trial bot- tle free of cost, or a regular size bottle for $1. 657-52-2 Rest and Comfort . to the Suffering. Brown's Household. Panacea has no equal for relieving pain, both internal and external. It cures pain in the side, back, or bowels, sore throat, rheuma- tism, toothache lumbago and any kind of pain or ache. It will most surely quicken the blood and heal, as its act- ing power is wonderful. Brown's Household Panacea, being acknow- ledged as the great pain reliever, and of double the strength of any other elixir or liniment in the world, should be in every family handy for use when wanted, as it really is the best remedy in the world for cramps in the stomach, and pains and aches of all kinds, and is for sale by all druggists at 25 cents a bottle. 692-52 Zopesa. Zopesa, from Brazil, is now come into Canada. It is a mild purgative, acting as a wonder upon and giving strength and energy to the Digestive Apparatus of the human stomach, cor- recting and increasing the acids. It is strongly anti-biliots and carries off all surplus bile, tones np the Liver, gives sound 4igestiou and speedy health to the dyspeptic and the bilious. Ask J. S. ROBERTS, Seaforth and Bayfield, for a 10 cent bottle and test Zopesa, the new compound. Large eight ounce bot- tles 75 cents. 679.52b —The funeral of a victim of small- pox took place at Chicago, one day last week. At the gate of the cemetery only three pall bearers carried the coffin. They requeated the fourth to assist, but he refused. The corpse was then thrown in the centre of a rubbish pile. The pall bearers commenced a. fight, which was finally participated in by all present. Picks and shoVels were nsed, and a number of the mourners were badly injured, the meanwhile the coffin was lying face downward. Some of the female relatives endeavored to turn it, and wrenched off the lid, and the corpse rolled down an incline toward the road, the 'women shrieking, the men yelling and. the crowd fearing the loath- some disease commenced to stampede. The health officer afterward went to the scene. 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 times being unable to supply the many calls. All Billious Attacks, Stomach, Liver and. Kidney Complaints, Diabetes and Gravel, readily yield to their curative qualities. Sold by E. Hickson & Co., at 50 cents per bottle. 662-26d • Mothers ! Mothers! Mothers ! I Are you disturbed. at night and broken of your rest by a- sick child suff- ering and crying with the excruciating pain of cuttingteeth ? U so, go at once and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow'a Soothing Syrup. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately—de- pend upon ita there is no mistake about it. There is not a mother on earth who has ever used it, who will not tell you at once that it will regulate the bowels, a,nd, give rest to the mother, and relief and health to the child, oper- ating like magic. It is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and. pleasant to the taste, and. is the prescription of one of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere at 25 cents a bottle. 692-52. Gray's Syrup of Red Spruce Gum. The best known remedy for alla, affec- tions of the chest, lungs or throat is Gray's Syrup of Red Spruce Gum. It is constantly used by thousands of per- sons suffering from the above diseases and in nearly every instance it afford; immediate relief. In cases of trouble- some, tickling cough, where the patient passes sleepless nights, one or two doses of the Syrup has such a quieting, sooth- ing effect that rest ensues and the cough speedily disappears. Try it ancl be con- vinced. Sold by all chemists. Price 25 and 50 cents per bottle. 684.26 Delicate Women. Cases of female weakness, delicate and enfeeoled constitutions, and those suffer- ing from Stomach, Liver and Kidney Complaints, will find Electric Bitters a speedy and certain eure. The sick and. prostrated should ,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 —It is well known to country people that• it is an easy matter to become lost on the prairie, especially at night. Pre- vious to the late storm, when the snow was light, an amusing incident occur- red some distance west of Emerson. Mr. W—, an excellent man, was re- turning home from a neighbor's house, and upon being reminded that he might lose himself, he' declared that he knew the way home as well ag he knew the way to his bed. After a good walk he found himself, as he thought at his own door, but upon entering he discovered that he was in another man's house, about a mile from his OWD. home. Making a fresh start he advanced in - what he thought to be a straight line, and, at length "his lonely cot appeared in view." Upon entoring he found that he was in the house he had left about half an hour before. This time the good. man started off with his bewilder- ed visitor, determined to see him home. Alter a very long walk the house was reached. and the escort kindly asked in to-warno, himself and. light his pipe, when, to the amusement of both, they found they were in the house they had. started from. They finally concluded that after sunrise woulI be time enough to Baal° the next start. Epps's C coa. Grateful and comforting.—"By thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the_ operations of diges- tion anl nutrition, and by a careful ap- plication of the fine 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 gradually built to 7 esist every undreda of sub- tle maladies are fleeting around. us ready to attack is a weak point. many a fatal shaft by well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished feame."—Civil Ser- vice Gazette. Sold' only in packets labelled—‘‘Jarnes Epps & Co. klomceo- patine Chemists, London, Eng."—Also makers of Epps's Cl*olate Essence for afternoon use. 482-52 Facts that We linOW. If you are, suffering with a severe •cough, cold, asthma, bronchitis, con- _ gumption, tickling in the throat, or any affection of the throat or lungs, we know that Dr. Ring's New Discovery will give a ou an immediate relief We know of hundreds of cases it has cern- a constitution may b up until strong euoug tendency to disease. 0 ALL ALIVE AGAIN atm _ „ II p Prof, IMO BM: S '1 11. 114(i lre, earae ROWNED - CLEARING SALE OF u1 avherever there We. may escape keeping curselves SAL 'Joss of Appetite. In persons of sedentary and. literary pursuits, if the brain is overworked and. the muscles nnderworked, the appetite is very apt to fail, from a general atony of the system. - The Peruvian Syrup restores the tone of the digestive sys- tem, and consequently the appetite, by supplying a pure blood to organs too weak to make it without assistance. Sold by all druggists. Bu.oklen.'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. Por sale by E. Hickson & Co. 657-52 THESE MO "They All Do It." To beautify and preserve the teeth and give fragrance to the breath, use "Teaberry," the new toilet gem. Sam- ple package. 5 cents. 679-52 COME A ONEY TO LEND—Money to lend on good improved farms only, at 7 per cent. inter- est, payable yearly; private funds; chargee mod- erate. JOHN S. PORTER. 631 MONEY TO LOAN—In large or small slams on first. class eecurity, at 8 percent. yearly interest. Private funds, or on the installment plan. Apply to W. HILL, Seaforth. 628 ORDR kPE I M011L7.—The undersigned has a large sum of money for immediate investment on first mortgages on farm property. Seven and a half per cont. interest yearly; principal as may be agreed upon. J. 11. BENSON, Solicitor Sea - forth.. - - _ 1 MONEY—A. G. McDOUGALL is authorized to j -T-11- lend money at 6f per cent. on mortgage, for any amount, and for any number of years ; inter- est'charged only on the unpaid principal. No c ommission charged. Apply at the Store of A. G. McDougall & Co. 678 MISCELLANEOUS. BY LL CONTINi.5 OODS MUST VING BACK T IE TH YET. GOODS R ONE MONTH. OLD LD BEFORE RE - LD STAND. • FI ND SEE US AND �ET THE BARGAINS WHILE THE 4 A E 60ING. D CL.9THING.-rWE T. OF ALL COT DURING THE GR FI WILL GIVIO TEN PER HIVtJG ORDERED EAT SALE.i BER THE PLACE -.NEXT DOOR TO JOHN KIDD'S AAR?WARE I - TI TitRITISH EXCHANGE HOTEL, Gdderich, 1." Oat. WM. COX, Proprietor. This is one cif the Quietest, Most Comfortable and Best Con- ducted Hotels in the Province. The Rooms are commodious and the Table and Bar liberally supplied. Good stabling in connection. 685-52 Havin to keep on Plows, Gin Column Repairing ALFRED 1. JOHN W. N Havin either by May, as a Court fo 1 •1 E STA or 14 ALLY & ANDERSON. CHANGE -OF pUgINESS. S.A.1,Popirr* Fo-crwriTz-r. SEAFORTH, Ont., 4ril 3rd, 1880. urcha,sed the Seaforth Voundr from John Nopper, e will continue and, at the old stand,. Plows, Sduffiers, Land stings, and School, Ch s1 1 __ , ... _ - COUNTRY GOODS ; TO HAND 1 O. P APST 1 1 to (i) SHIPMENT OF OLD COOTRY GOODS HAND AT CI- 0 ID 1\1" T_J 01\T. oTO HIPMENTOFOLE COUNTRY GOODS TO HAND. First Shipment of ld Country oid8 to h,and. , First Shipment of Old Country Goo s to hand. First Shipment of Old Ceuntry Go ds to hand, First Sh,ipment of Old C untry Go ds to hand. First Shipment of Qld C u,ntry G4ds to hand. First Shipment Of Old C untry First Shipment of Old Country _First Shipment of Old C9untry • First Shipment of Old Country First Shipment of 011c1 Country First Shtment of Old Country First Shipment of Oc1 Country' First Shipment of 0 td Country Goods to hand. Gei6ds to hand. G, ods to hand. Goods to hand. G oods'to hand. Go Go xis to hand. cis to hand. ods to hand, First Shipment of Old Country GOods to hand. First Shipment of Old Country G ods to hand. First Shipment of Old Country 0 °cis to h,ancl. • 9. WATCHMAKER SEAFORTH, ONTARIO. FIRST SHIPMENT OF OLD COUNTRY' GOODS TO HAND. IR, A.miPsa rr, 0itrr1-1.. Main S R llers ir4h, G omptly and neatly done and sati PPER._1 PER. ) disposed of 'My business, te or book aCcount, to call and settle the same bet r that date I will place everything in the hands of llection. JO reet,i Seaforth. a fil assortment of d other Implentents in our line. deland. Lawn C airs a specialty. faction guaranteed. Give us a trial. NOPPER BROTHERS. SEAFORTH, Ont., April 3rd, 1880. must call on all those 4ndebted to me, re the First of TI -IE -.-AV th e time, as s ALL RI At tended Cu tteis, fn rnished Ir on; and shop is En gin es, Eip ecifica nations o P. S Mr. R. R HURON _FOUNCi sut an Engine into the Fitting Shop to drive • low Grinding and Polishing M chinery, pa will be np every working day. • I I S AIRS ON ENGINES! MILL on short notice. On hand and me. .1-1 d Rollers,Gang Plows, Grate parties wanting the sa rranted hard and tough. Will d with Grinding Stones and Em Here, Grist end Flouring Mille, • s for Mille, &c. All Alt eratilin 1 kinds of Machinery. J s Mr. J. S. Mandl:flan has gorle man until his return. -4 • as d ea tep o ordei rs, o w Pointa a s Iso Fit, Grin ry Wheels fo aw Mills and on Mills or )5. Bit/ away for th he Clerk of the N NOPPER. Y, SEAFORTH. xi cp.,-100 13;;.%E to a PI 241 j9 43 P of, 0 11 no CO :14.,u7d 1.. P to 5 P...c2 oikE-i 6 co, p 0 _o 1:1 44)0 6?. .1 0 - ;6; VD, 40 Izca I- ei V.," "g •-• t Pq cm 140.5.3. -4 4) la% ;°13 13-ro oF1 L. E 1! I rg, semi ce, ec5-4eiell C12;3'4 r3VCtta SI' -0 az gas 0...4 • 1P•h‘'qP 03 )4 ?14).01tIl 13 r,04 ..011110p,4.4 ga alf, 0 as a o e 0 a ereaae ° D. -1:El Ea 0 ta 0 ° „ 0 sem 4 11.4 fet • 4:1 as gh,D r, 0 A' :CI 114 • IX__A 0 0 cif Z.q it 412 II da Successor to Messrs. Duncan & Duncan, late Z. Hickson & Co. WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY Itt. all their branches, kept constantly on hand. REPAIRreNTG A SPECIALTY. Engraving Neatly Executed. C. L. PAPST, Seafortk RECORD Of THE LYMAN BARB. FIRST PRIZES AWARDED .TT41il " LYMA N " 4 -BARB WIRE FENCING At Montreal, (Qaebec,) Hamilton, (Ontario), Cincinnati. Ohio), Syracuse, (New York), and Davenport, (Iowa), Exhibitions, for Excellence and Superiority over all Competitors. The Cheapest aid Best Fencing in the World. Adopted and in use on 19 Railway Linos in the United States and Canada. See that our trade mark, "Lyman Barb," is stencilled on each reel. Buy nO other. Send for prices and -area- lam to WU. ROBERTSON & Co., Hardware Merchants,eaforth. Sign of the Circular Saw, ID or to the OMINION BARB WIRE FENCE CoM Co, ontrea . 0 692-26 . gi NMI DESPERANDUM." TRAD M RK. TRADE M RK. Before Taiking 1 THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for lier- vons Debility and all Nervous! Affections, in- cluding Spei aterrhc a, Seminai wealme. s, results ; Self-abuse, indiscretion, &c.„18 G.r.AY'S SPECIFIC 11.1k.DICINE. This the only remedy whieh has ever been known to per- manently mare Palpitation and oilier affections of the Heart, Consumption in its earlier stages,. Rushing ofiblood to the head, wind in the stomach, Indigestion, Loss of Memory, Wast of energy, Bashfulness, Desire ler solitude, Indis- position te labor on account of vreakn.se, 'Uni- versal Lassitude„ Pain in the back, dimnesis ot vision, Premvi t. old age, t. Full partiettlare in our pamphlet, -which we send securely sealed on receipt of a three cent stamp. The Specific is now sold by all Druggists at $1,per package, 589 or 6 for $5, or will be gent free by mail on receipt TUof Money, by addressing GRAY BIEDICINE CO Toronto. After Taking. AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL! athes, Planes and Drills, independent of ies wanting work One can have it at any AND OTHERI MACHINERY r, Horse Powers', rain Crtishers, Straw Castings made to order from patterns ecialty, made from Genuine Plow Point 3. and Polish Plow listings cheep, as th such work. IV ill Iso take Conizastsfo other Machinery. ill make Plans an nginea attended t . Will also make val CIMAN Seaforth. winter, the busine will be carried ou ; ; 1 • - JUST TO IIA BEI TIEUE ASSORTMENIT EASTEF CA NEW DESIGNS IN BIRTHDAY OAFODS. C. Wf PAPST, Bookseller, Seaforth. ND, RDSI TOOK FOR SERVICE. TO PIC BREEDERS—The undersi ed 1941 kee dnring the present season on Lot 8, concess on 7, Stanley, near Hills reen, a Thoron hbredBerishire Boar; terms $1 payable .. at the ti e of service with the pri.ilegel of re- turning f necessary. JOSEPH 1113DSO. 674 THE EST PIG—The undersigned svil keep at "I" his hotel in Brucelleld 'during the 1 present season, Thoroughbred Berkshire B 1,r, bred from t best stock on both sides and w rranfled pure rins—$l for the season payabl at t'he time of service with the privilege oi ret rning if neeessa W. COOK, Proprietor. 67 T° B his pr bred la proVem itt tbec well to 'where. service, EEDEBS OF PIGS—The nn keep during; the present raises in E,gmondville, a go breed Berkshire boar, for nt of stock. This is one f the •unty, and farmers and others ee him before, taking their s TERMS—$1, to be paid at. th ith the privilege of returning . 11. CARTER, proprietor. ersigited pason at heronkh- the m- eet rlige ould do �k e se - time of f neees- . 675 I I •A B BKSHIBE BOAR — The u dersig ed w 11 keep on Ldt No. 7, Con 9.88iODI 8, Tucke smith, his well and favora • y kn wn Berke ire boar, and will take for him • axing the preen ea80U a limi ed number of b0 s He is guara teed tborongbl4€d, and leaves s good stock as any aniuiaa in the coun/e . This splendd pig served shout 1C0 sows la season. . Terms - $1, payoble at the time of se ce with the' pi ilege of returning if necessaryW S. `MUND LL. 677 , VAR RS BREED) TO THE BE T • mer,13racefield, will keep for a 'season the thorough red Berkshire vas, •red by Meson, Tohn Snell's So ton; 1 his pig's sue w s imported B • breeze bred by Mr. R see' Swanwick, o ter, E gland ; his dan was Lady Leon got by Sir D. Cardiff ;his grand dsm s Lady Leoni as V., got by Lord Liverpool; y aliday- breeze won 2nd prize' at the Domini n Exhibie tion i • 1879 ; Lord Liverpool won let t thepro- vincia Fair in 1874, and was sold for 700 sir D. Car iff won 1st at the Royal abow ii England: It wi thus be seen that Marquis iii frdm the i very b .t and purest ii.red etock on both s des ; he is 6 months old.( Terms—$l cash, pa able at th time of service, with the privilee o re- turn g if neceeeary.; R. J. TuRNER, 375 MEDICAL. T G. SCOTT, M. D. &e, PhysiciareSurgeon and e-'• Acco °hear, Seaforth, Ont. Office and reel - den ce south side of Goderich Street, second door east of Presibyterian Church. 342 TI L. YERCOE, M. D., C. M.. Physician, Sur- • geon, ete,,Coroner for the County of Warm: Office andResidence, on: jarvis street north, directly opposite Seaforth Public Sehool. 1 WINI. BA$70VE3, M.D., C. M., Graduate of T Me ill University, Physician, Surgeon and Acconcheur, Seaforth,Ont. Office and Residence, first door South of the Catholic Church 496 D R. nufrcni\' SON, Graduate of McGill Col -L.' lege, Monteal, Licentiate of the Royal Col- lege of PhYsiciame Edinburgh, and late House Surecon o Craiglockhart Hospitel, Edinburgh. Office—Winghant, Ont. 686.52 McNALiG HT, Veterinary Surgeon'Gradu- ate of 'Ontario Veterinary College, Seaforth, Ont. OffiSe and Residence in rear ,of Killoran & Ryan's. Cells promptly attended to, night or day . A sOck of veterinary medieines on hand Charges reasonable. Horses examined asto sound- ness and c itificates given if required. 4G7 TT DERBYSHIRE •L. D. 8., • Surgeon Dentist, Graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of On ario. Office 8 A. M. to 6 1'. M. Rooms in tney'e new brick block., Main Street. hours fro Mrs. Wh Seaforth, this \ I . J. on- ay- ces- For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs 13ctoh as Coughs„ Colds, Whooping Coug h, Bronchitis Asthma, and Con- sumption. The few compositions 'which have won the cent- I dence of mankind and become house- hold words, among not only one but many nations must ,have extraor'dinary virtues, perhaps no one ever secured so wide s reputation, or maintained it so long, as ATER'S CHENEY racaonae. It has been known itiothe public about forty -years, by a long oo rintied sories of marvelous cures, that have won for it -s. i confidence in ite virtues, never equalled 11toily other medicine. It still makes the rao t el fectualj cures of Coughs, Colds, Consumption, that cas he made by medical skill. Indeed, the Cuenn-F tin CTOBAL bas really robbed then dangerous diseases of their terrors to a great extent, and given a feeling of immunity front. their Tsinful effects, that is well lotmded, the remed be taken in season. Every 'twiny ould have it in their closet for the ready Wad p ompt relief of its merebere. Sickness, mitering, and even lift is saved by this timely priSteetion4 The prudent Should not neglect it, and the wile will not. IlOep it byyon for the protection it affords by its early lase in f,nd d*n attacks. Prepared by DR. J. C. AILED & CO., Lowell, Mass. Practical and Analytical Chemists. Sold by all. Draggista and Dealers in Medicine. 669-r-1 ft. CARTWRIGHT, L. D. S., --e/Ake, et, 1-1• Member of the Royal College (f Dental Surgeons of Canada. Office—Indian bloc*, Market St., Stratford, Ont., has now openedout an Office in. Seaforth t the Queen's Hot -el, where he will be prepared o perform all dental operations with ease andel4 1. Office open first Tuesday in every month. 568-52 LOST OR FOUND. Toi- ORS BLARETS—Lot, b tween Milburn and Harlock, a pair of Striped Horse Blank ets. T Ander will be ettitalaly rewarded en leaving be same at THE Expos TOR Office, Sea forth, oil at Brownlee's Hotel, &aura.' JOHN TOR 9E. 692:2 LEGAL. GABB OW & PROUDFOOT, Barristers,43olici- tos, &c., Goderich, Ontrm..—Z. T. Gerrow. Wm. PrIiidioot. 686 CAHOLT & CAMERON, Barristers, Rolit Chancery, Goderich, Ont. I"iStN's orin M. C. Cameron, Q. C., Philip Holt, M. G. Oam- eWr°11I06 lLL'IAlti SMLL, Conveyancer and Commis- sioner in B. R., Wroxeter. Auctioneer and Appraiser. Accounts and notes collected en reasonable terms. 866 HO. MEYER, Barrieter and Attorluey at 1.. • ,aw, Solicitor in Chancery. CommiSsioner for taking affidav its in the Province of Manitoba,. Solicitor for the Bank of Hamiltn, Winghaza. Private funds to loan at 6k to -6 per cent. -688 -ptE1•1801; & MEYER, Barristers and Attorney --P se Law , Solicitors in Chaneey4ndIni3elventy ConveYancers, Notaries Public, at. Office -8m' f orth Ind Brui3sel s $23,000 of Private Funds to invest at once, at Eight percent. Interest4ayabia YedtAr18.68 0. BENSON. di. .w The above tirm has this day beel; . 43sso vIredgmb/ mutual conent. All accounts due the Arm tO be paid to Mr. Benson who will pay all liabil- ities. JAN178 H. BENON. Nov. 27, 1878. B. W. C. MEYE MCCAUGHEY & HOLMESTEDI LAW, CHANCERY, AND CONVEYAN ING OFFICE, Scott's Block, Main Street, Sealforth. Q01.4CITORS for the Consolidated ljlank ..0( ” Canada and the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Saforth. Farm Etna Town and Tillage Property bought and Old. Money (private funds) loaned on mor ge se- curities, at reasonable rates of interest. hargas moderate. Money invested for private persons upon the best mortgage securities, without any expense te the lender. S. 1142tHEY, M. A. F. HOLMESTEDe WANTED. 1U,ONEY WANTED—Wanted to bo t, for I/ erne of 10 years, from 1.1,540 to12,111 with ititOrtEt at 6 per cent. secniity,Aigt •0 rti on improved farm property. Apply at T EXPOSITOR OFFICE, Seeforh. 690 •