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'ender which °armee go
tibia ta the geeing ran,
o baying come and gone
:vete' aunivereariee of
11kt:town firtu of
ROThER
z 6 .lierehntaefent
, 8 EAFORTH'y
ipeetiou and Patronage
nd vieinity, to then-
) ‘te. Donn pass the
FFEE POTI
1 the big Coffee Pot,
..-c•ep stoves, arid what
Bieding Mitts., and
ap Darden Good as any
, but only a rhyme.
ttwant t tke much
• Clisets ets•
a Bit...leap or Gan.
40THERS1r,
:AFORTII.
LIVER7i
AB L E
EAFORTHr
O ld eatablisbtel Liv-
ered 11103t stylieh riga
in the hueirte.se.
hareleonte an eon -
at herses alwaye
eteigkt far one or two
inky attended to.
at and sold.
Oppasite Ct. C.
treeing, Seaforth.
RTECUR FORBES.
SEAFORTH.
Cfear Oct my
triliture regard-
-,11 pay them. to aslor-
tla.;ing elsewhere. I
,ee paying ca,s11, es•
-
triples.
y nuished chaira for
-as Spring Bed, the:
rearke.t ; warreuted
ate M. R. Cotter'
tie Street, Seaforth,
ORN S. PORTER.
THROAT I
RYERSON,
Enterer oti the Eye
neat College, Tomo,
er Eye atal Er ta
aaid nutlet t the
Breottool, and for
e, (Mt. Late Cdui-
trehtheltnie uipi
1
Thr. t eat Etr
T, TORONTO.
_1 at the
STRATFORD
V, of than and
708
NBAR,
T H,
nter ofki all kinla
Garts,ilifiea, Re -.-
par ting Geeds ti
pablie that he ha
!,
Zr Rataatti,',
Irte Caraeon Hen.
tkinesa. Alt ki a ie
teen, Garen Revel-
.'ahle Plate, &e.
eg of Sewieg
• KIIIT08, Skatee,
et ra-
&td reptant
aL1ailver. Old
4 naw. All work
ly attended to on'
BAR, Seaforth-
FikerellY
hank Ills minter/en
onage extendedta
a in Ses,forth,and
tth a tiontaattante
eld do well to glee
O keep on hand a
'ashes, Doors,
vs, Shingles,
tiefaetiontath,ost
eatronage,as DORI
10y0d. -
CIIStOta Parting
OADFOOT.
tTEf
rORE
RANT,
:flatly on hand
lETABLES.
meat ItOlLTSE
Gardeuera.
RINKS
trefectionery and
alurphfe Bloat:
Iardware Store.-
DA.tatentwl.
.RICIER I
r the purpetwot
iEtaliC111, is now
intostfavorahla
M P. HAYES.,
trth.
AUGUST 12, 1881.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
Stunraer 1:08orte. •
,
Every summer brings itsexodus, and
se peeeent every day sees the victime
arias their trunks, gripsacks, and linen
dusters crowding the trains for all -di-
rections. Each resort, whether seaside,
mountain, country town, or forest has
its special votaries. The man who has
a pleasant city home, with ail modern
conveniences, hot and cold baths, inis-
quite bars, a comfortable library and
smoking room, luxurious beds, the best
food the market affords, and excelient
opportunities for taking healthful eXer- -
dee without trouble, betakes himaelf,
perhaps, to the woods of Maine or New
York. He sleeps, or tries to sleep, n a
rough bed of hemlock botigh$, cra led
over by bugs and snakes, bitten by flies
and misqnitoes, against whom powers
of penetration a rubber blanket is of no
account. He lives on hams and bacon
cooked bybands that he prefers not to
look at, breaks his teeth oit. indigestible
biscuit, vee1Prks harder than any day
labor at ham° in pulling or earryine
„ a
boat, now and thea catches a trout or
bullhead, -nd in general leads the life
of an unregenerated savage, without the
savage's taste or eapacity for enjoying
it, and tries to conviuce himself that he
is having an immense amount of solid
pleasure.
Or he hies him to a mountain and
takes a room at a hotel ; is oppressed
by heat at day and by cOd at nigit
through the thin partition ssf his NO m
listens to the cough of the consumptive
or the sneeze of the hay feverish;
foolishly olimbs a mouttaiu peak,
thereby causing palpitation of the
heart, and finds what view there ina,y
be obstrucLed by perpetual fog.
Or perha s he wanders by the sesa
nide, fills iis shoes with sand and his
lungs with pure salt svater.,while bath-
ing, come out sticky with salt and
longing for is own bath tulp ; pays feint
prides, bear es feeing the waiter for fish.
and meat b -ought from the city mar-
ket; has his nerves racked by a brass
band, or, w en he fancies he may sleep,
is agonized 1 by the party on the pizza
torturing t e night air with the strains
of the "Swe t By and By," and "All on
Account of 'liza."
Or he goes to the quiet home in the
country toWn ; plays croquet, sleeps in
a feat -her bed, interviews misquitoes
and other insects, gets to sleep after
midnight, and is aroused before day-
light by the barnyard chorus; is per-
mitted to make his toilet with a tea, -
capful of hard water ; spoils his diges-
tive apparatus with unaccostomed food,
and at last teturns to his city home
needing a month's doctering before he
resumes his normal- condition and is
ready for work.
It is well that the great majority
who constitute the "stay at homes," or
"can't get aways," are able to get Borne
such glinapse of the experience of those
who persist in seeking pleasure ata dis-
tance. It has a tendency to make
them take a more philosophical view of
life, and to underatand that for tholie
who have a mind to rna,ke the best of
the inevitable, there are coriaforts and
enjoyments at home which must be left
behind by those whey go pleasure seek-
ing elsewhere.—Bartford Courant.
Stacking Hay.'
A:practical farmer says in the Clime, -
go Tinaes : " he practice of putting hay
in stacks is more general in G-reat
Britain than the United States. This
is so, notwit standing the cliinate there
is more mois and all the greases are of
the cultivate varieties. The stacks,,
however, are better made. They rest
on substanti 1 supports made of iron or
timber, and levated at some- distance
from the gr and. This insures them
against mois ure in the ground, protectS
them 8,ga,instivermin, and allows a freee
circulation of air beneath them. Many
English farm rs prefer hay preserved in
stacks to the, under cover. , They say
it is less like y to be mouldy and is
relished bett r by stook. The practice
of storing hasl. in stacks and Of hauling
the hay in the stacks to the barn before
it is fed out in winter is commended by
foreign feeders. If a stack remains
oper: for some time during the winter,
when storms 1are frequent, much of the
contents will be injured or destroyed.
By taking advantage of favorable
weather; a st ell of hay can be moved'
to the barn without loss or detriment,
The practice of feeding hay from a
stack is gene lly a,very wasteful one.
Much of it is lown.away and. a large
quantity is estroyed from exposure,
hay they the pat up on a eount of
Many farmer lose one-fourt of the
the way they Mid and naanage their
stades. 1
"If the hay preserved out of doers is
to be drawn t the barn or stable before
it is fed out, tjhere is no necessity for
building the Backs near the farm build-
ings. In fat, it is better to erect them ,.
in the field where the onna.ss that com-
posedthem grew. The labor Of hauling
the bay quite a distance when work is
driving is saved. At least it ia deferred
to: a time of comparative leisnae. I It is
injudicious to pla.ce a numberIof stacks
near each oth, r, as afire star ed in one
will destroy tliem all. It is especially
acuagerona to rect a large number of
staeltS near the dwelling house, as they
are liable to take fire from the sparks
from the chimney. There i.13 similar
danger in building them near' the line
of a railroad, as not only the staeks but'
the dry grass about them are ,likely to
be set on fire by speaks from Passing lo-
comotives. Qlover hay should never be
put na stacks; and timothy should be
protected by a, roof if it is pt. etical to
do so. Red top can be pre erved in
stacks to good advautage, as it packs
closely and aheds the rain tolerably
well. Prairie grass is - Elam ra,ble for
preserviag stacks. It beccime - compact
tinder pressur, , catch es little now, and
"sheds rain like a duck's back." It is
an excellent pllan to cover th4 tops of
Stacks of hay composed of ultivated
grasses with leng prairie goes es."
1 .
1
E ps's Cocoa. ,
Grateful - and Comfortingi —"By a
thorough lintstaledge of the natural laws
'which govern: the operations of diges-
tion aml mitrition, mid by a careful ap-
plication of the line properties of well:
selected cocoa, 'Ara Epps ha a provided
our breakfastitables -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 roas be gradually built
Up until strong euough to r eSist every
tendency to d'sease. -Handreds of sub-
tle maladies are floating around us
ready to ;attack wherever there
is a weak point. We may escape
many a fatal shaft by keeping curselves
well fortified with pure blood and a
I
I
Properly nourished frame. --Civil Ser-
vice Gazette. Sold only in packets
labelled—"James Epps tit klomae0-
pa lc Chemists, London, Co.;irg."-a-Also
makers of Epps's Ch000latiq 1ssence for
afternoon use. 482-52
1
Mothers 1 Mothers! Dthera 1
Are you disturbed at ght and
broken of your rest by a sic hild suff-
ering and crying with the I ruoiating
pain of cutting teetla ? o, go at
once and get a bottle of Mr . inslow's
Soothing Syrup. It Will I alley° the
poor little ,sufferer imme
pend upon it; there is a mistake
about it. There is Mat a,' ther on t
earth who has ever uSed 1, who will w
not tell you at once that it i regulate Ns'
t he bowels, and give rest to t e mother a
and relief and health tb the, o ild, oper-
ating like magic. It is peep° y safe to 00
. use in all cases, and pleatimi t6 the
`taste, and is the presoriptio sf one of
the Oldest and best female p • ysicians
and nurses in the United Staa:s. Sold
everywhere at 25 centsI! a bottl, . 692-52. fri
an
• --,- I
Rest and Comfort t the n,°
Suffering. te
Brown's Household Pan e has no Ilr
ea
equal for relieving pain, bp h internal
and external. It cures pain'an the side,
back, or bowels, sore throa , rheuma-
tism, toothache, lumbago ari ny kind
of pain or -ache. It will nosjt surely
quicken the blood and heal 4i its act-
ing power is 'wonderful. Brown's
Household Panacea, bein jacknow.
ledged as the great pain re i ver, and
of double the strength of any other
elixir or liniment in the wo ld, should
be in every family handy fo use when
wanted, as it really is the best remedy in
the world for cramps in th ,htomach,
and pains and aches of all ki dls, and is
for sale by all druggists at lo cents a
bottle. 692-52
rode
Hy
fittes
vise
tate' system. 710.a
onary irritation iH promptly ar
by the Cod Liver Oil, afid the
phosphites, which are among the
renovants used by ph sicians re -
he flagging energies of the debilif
-Vegetable Discov r
-I When the blood become
i either from the development
ed 'disease, its contamination
other causes, serious roalaa
•
napure,
of inherit -
bile, or
es surely
follow. A highly accreditedemedy for
these evils is Northrop 4 Lyman's
Vegetable Discovery and Dyspeptic
Cure, which eradicates im sti Ales of
the blood and fertilizes it by ()rooting
digestion and assimilation. 1r. Hugh
1 McCaw, Custom House, oronto,
writes: "My wife has beet roubled
I with Dyspepsia and Rheusg a ism for
some time past, and has t e a good
1 many different things to bel • er, but
i got no relief until she tried Ner hoop &
Lyman's Vegetable Disqover a d Dys-
peptic Cure. She has taken t o bot -
ties, and has not been in, as go health
for years.' This testimenial y u may
use as you like for the relief f many
more who ate sufferers from tlh t terri-
ble disease, Dyspepsia. 710.4
•
National Prejudices
quished! °
The Triun-iphs of a Grfat
The magnetic influence o
traets the people of eve4y cli
shores. Men of all nations, a
ing all the languages of ei
are to be found congregated
riferious plains: Differirg in
things in their customs, habits,
ligion—yet their is one po n
which their opinion§ cincii e
lishmen and Americans, From h
Germans, Swedes, Italians, an
acImit,without a disentiugIvoic ,
great remedies introduced to ih
40 years ago by Professor:Ho
distinguished pharmacopolist
ter adapted to the cure 1 di
this climate than any the
tions in existence. This a
fact, to be the experienci of
in all parts of the world. nd
universal popularity of these
We consider, however, tha th
less confidence placed in thei
SO
iki g
y.
ilia
rn
en
ilcovery.
old at -
to our
speak-
ization,
our mi-
ll other
and preene
- tla
Upon
S wEinsgk
s t at
hinef3e
hat the
world
oWay,the
are bet -
eases in
ptepara-
pears, ia
mankind
ce the
icines.
ouad-
'fficacy
ny
hencie
any of
even at
he 1.11Fie
theiy
ediea
a with
ed, as
dices.
teand
way'13
opted
o t thi)
j*y one
raent.
onvic-
vation
th. such
ing for
arid for
saalities
hunter
y a dig.
the vast .;
e with 1, n
ooling "fo
.!
the
bee
ad
di
sa
So
gis
as
th
4.11
str
3'
Or
,Never Give U13.
-
otfare suffering with 14 and de
d s irits, loss of appetite, genera
V, ,isiordered blood, weak cons
ion, :headache, or any diseae of a
s n tine, by all mean § procure a,
of lectric Bitters. Yon will be
Used to see the rapid improvement
ill ollow ;' you will be inspired
ne ; strength arid activity
etur • pain and misers), will cease,
encforth you will rejoice in the
of
a bo tle by all ruggist . 696-26.3
lectrio 13 tters. old at fift
I)
ors/ of
in. porn
14 gra
nge
will
1
aa
pt
ect
11
ying b
en we see
form of
ually dyi
I need be s
positively
r a y disease
y o gans. T
d t Ithis class
the atom
, and
y other
ty cents a
26.3
Y 0
ti
er ev
d t fi
s. 696
11:
gre
, d o
exi
ghl
oo tam
n then
t&ti, h
est bl'sh o
ant, re
tao
t ron
Tbo: ale
Pi Is item
in to eto
ti 1 ritions.
tr I etions,
here, an
o ght afte
act on in y
*ons who a
fro ii sOrtle
a
ro
bj
a
per
ha
, t
411
111
1
11
by therepresentatives of
Mons at the mines,is a st
merion in medical histo
these people in their yout
maturity, were accuitome
of drugs and nostrums pec
several countries. The30 E
were connected in their
associations of home, and
it were, by their national
Yet they have been throw
utterly repudiated, while
'Pills and Ointment have
by a common impulse thr
entire gold regions. There
way of accounting for this
It is the result of convict
tion grounded on personal
and experience.
The Ointment is used w
wonderful success as a doe
Wounds, uleers,_a,nd sore ega
all the external diseases an c
to which the adventurous gol
iB peculiarly liable, that se re
ger's tent can be found wit in
area of the gold fields unpr vi
a stock of this healing, soot in
preparation. The hard f re
digger, and sometimes his
to vitiate the blood and d
ning sores and purulent al
body and limbs. Bad legs eS
are very ecrramon at the d ggi
seriously interfeye with the lal
the diggers. The worst c Se
class are cured by the Oin in
extraordinary rapidity. T
method of healing sore legs, a
and ulcers generally, is by
Ointment into the haft -
around the Orifice, first 0
pores and softening the
warm foraentations. The
affected is then dressed wi
bison saturated with the
Such is the external treatme
also proper to give the p
doses of the Pills during the
the cure, as they serve to
blood and discharge mor
froaa the system, while th
is doing its work on the en
Scientific Witness.
Inch s.
perso suffering
kidney complaint
g by iac es. This
, for El ark Bit
euroBr ght's dis-
of the kidneys -or
ey are especially
of diseases, acting
ch and iver at the
ill spe dily cure
emedy has failed.
bottle by all drug-
ollo-w-a 's Pills. -
t need.—The blo d is the
its purity
tence dep
cleanse t
nations, a
and in-vi
althily Etnnulate sluggish
ress over -e
der of cir
hout ever
roic natu
our heath as -well
ads. Ilhese- Pills
e vital '21uid from
nd by tlat means
prate the whole
cited action, and
ulation and secre-
part of the body.
e of Holloway's
see =lave lous power in giv-
debilitated and DelXVOUS con -
Is dislodge all ob-
bowels and else -
t aceoant, much
ting regularity of
These pi
both in th
are, on th
• for prona
ung femal and delicate per- :
e naturally weak, or have
ease become so.
. Wis axis Bal6am of Wild
) , Cherry. '
rom R. lFellows, M. D., of Hill, N. 1
Aithot4gh I have kenerally a great
ction t patent medicines, I can but
in justice to Dr. Wistar's Balsam of
d cherry that it iS a remedy of su-
er value for puha nary diseases. 1
la
e ade use of this. preparation for
ra yea s, and it has proved to be
relit), le and e eaciotts in the ,
anent of severe and loag stand- 1
oonghs. I know cfone p tient,now 1
onifort le health who as taken ;
reined , Mad who but for its use, I !
nsider, w uld not now be living. 50
n s and 4t a bottle. Sold y dealers
n rally. 10-52
,
een
Ila
18 0
111
on
ob
a
I I
11 perso
great r
y cure
ma, B
;hroat
atIE.
eland g
Disco
Ett,, whi
Oa size
0
11
ree of ost.
s wishing o test the merits
reedy—one that will posi-
oasumption, Coughs,Colds,
nehitis, or any affection of
nd Lungs—are requested to
ickson & Company's Drug
t a trial bottle of Ir. Ring's
ery for Conaumption, free
h will show you what a
iottle will do. 714-52a
)
nckl n's Arnica Salve.
he best alve in the world ,for Cuts,
ulses, So ss Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
'vier Sores Totter, Clia,pped Hands, ,
blains, orns, and all Skin Erup-
, and p itively Cures Piles. It iS
✓ nteed t I give perfect satisfaction
s.onoy re laded. Price 25 oats per
For s la by E. Hickson & Com -
sI
•
714-
01
B1
B110
and
ah
ti e
1
13
ti
a
•
1
ei
11
f the
, tenui
the
e al ly,
and
o rs of ,
f this 1-
nt with re a
best b
d Sores te
bi
tth .kft,
parts 4'4.
'1
with
e part
h hat or
O a ment.
•t, bit it is
ti;ut a few
g ess o
• toffy th
in atter
in traen
Pr
id
Emulsion of Cod_ Li
P-ost no or tem exam in atio
some instances, led to the d
the scars of completely heale
or sores upon the lung. Th s
shows that the linag tissue w
ed is susceptible of restor
sound and healty -condition
afflicted with lung disease m
ably hope to recover health
of well chosen remedies. o
among these is Northrop &
Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil
phosphites of Lime and Sod
oughly tested and highly
specific for coughs, colds, ast
chitis, spitting of blood, and
tions of the throat, chest
fa
's
P11.
h ve,
01
Of
3
181
Cr
affee
hings.
ery of
cesses
setter
to a
rsone
ason-
USC
emost
man's
ypo-
thor-
edited ,
boon -
I Zopesa.
to it. .opesa, from Brazil, will
the wo t case of Dyspepsia. A
e dose ill relieve in a degree that
s its w naerfal curative powers,
ts pecur at action upon the Stom-
nd Dige tive Organs. It is a posi-
absol nte cure for Coativeness
°natio in, acting in a remark -
ay upoi. the system, carrying off
ties. s e a liver regulator its ac -
are m ait remarkable. It tones
mulat aithe liver to aotion, it
cts the areids and regulates the
$. A f W doses will surprise you.'
e b,ottl h 10 cents. 679.a
eph Ru
ed to
✓ a la
hree or
est art
a great
ectric
an, Percy, writes—"I was
y Dr. Thomas' Eelectric
tess which troubled me
our years, and I ,found it
dle I -ever tried. It has
leasing tome." 691-52.
is a
signifi
an to
a gentle
e its me
n
our
lee of thr
er fails
as lameness.
u e
ea
67
Lifib Bay
for t
rIci One ha
w toilet g
L512
Clectric Oil.
reat Public Benefit."—
at words were used in
. Thomas' Eclectric Oil
who had thoroughly
in his own caae—hav-
hy it of lameness of the
C:a. four years' standing.
a remove soreness as well
91-52 I 1
s the niaest thing -I ever
I teeth and breath," Says I
12ag tried t‘Teaberry," the •
'. Get a 5 cent , sample.
11
tit
be ni
rel
EU te
in nt
sh ul
th ee
ing
ar set
fe tio
sli bt
te ics
W a en
a ow
an im
Fill
pa ka
Jo Ii
12' ce
L ma
D mi
to Pll
H
&
-111 TREAT
Pt r ( diet]
Milne; Ili thc
gel. enarite,
n i ubject. I
ve 11 bbstr
tl on. TO
It wil
urruommsi.,
MALE REME.ItY.--,Job Moses
11.—This invaluable medicine is
fl1C of all th 086 painful and
p to IA hicb th'e female constitu.
It moderates all excess and re-
etions, and a f•peedy [Cure may
married ladies it is peculiarly
in a short time, bring on the
ypeia 1. With regularity. These pills
not be ta -ere by females during the first
ontbs o Ptegrancy, as they tree sure to
n Miscat
Paius
age, but at any other time they
4. In al
eases of Nervous -and spinal Af -
the back and limbs, I fatigue on
-xertion,
palpitation of the heart, hyS-
nd whits
, these pills will effect a cure
llother matins have failed; an ,although
rful reme y, do not contain iro , Calomel,
try or anetaing hurtful to the co stitntion.
irectioue, in the pamphlet ar und each
e, ;which' should be carefully preserved.
to, New Tork, Sole Proprieto . $1 and
fox poetage encloseto tluop ta
, 'Toronto, bit., general agents for the 1
tsi d t
ion, will ineure a bottle contalrnng over
by return mail. Sold in S forth by
keon &' ha., J. S. Roberts an Lamedeu -
a
644-52
AUCTIONEERS.
P. /31INE, Licerned Auctioneer for the
• County of Huron. Elalee attended in all
arts of the County. All orders left at the Ex.
°smolt Office will be promptlyattended to.
R. COOPER, Brussels, County Auctioneer.
• Sales of 141 descriptions promptly at-
tended ht any part of the county on reasonable
terma. Orders left at the office of the HoRON
Exeoerron, or addressed- to Brussels, will rOtei3O
prompt attention.
A LEXANDERDELGETTY, Liceneed Auction-
eeralleKillop. Speoial attention given to
Hetes of Landed Properta, Farm Stook and
Implements. All orders loft with the under-
regned at Walton P. 0., or Lot 14, con-
ceseion 14, will be promptly attended to. Sale
bills, notes and stamps furnished if required.
ALEX. DELGETTY, Walton. 639
WANTED.
t0 LET—Six rooms over A. G. Ault's Grocery
Store, Seaforth. Suitable for dress makers
oe private dwelling, with front and rear entrance.
Apply tof A: G. AULT, Proprietor. 693
TWO HOUSES TO RENTe-To Rent, a cont-
-t- fortable dwelling house adjoining the Old
T emperance Hall, in the niceat part of the town, ;
a leo the house adjoining the Dominion Curling
a ad Skating Rink ; nosseseion at once; rent res -
enable. Apply to L. MURPHY, Seaforth. 800
..(tTOREHJIJE311 TO RENT.—To rent a good
grain storehouse on the south side of the
r etilway trt ea in Seaforth, with two sets of scales,
t ek E, and j iggers all complete; possession given
i mined iat eily. Apply to Scott Brothers, Seaforth.
o r to the ;proprietor, ROBERT SCOTT, Rot
-
hero. ; • 677
TOBE—TIO RENY=To rent a large ana—com.-
meditate store in Whitney'a block, Main
treet, Seaforth, in tbe best businesspart of the
t Own. The store is 60 feet long with. a store
r poni 80 feea in length In the rear. Rent reason -
a le and pdseession gtven on bth January, 1881.
A. ply to WHITNEY BBOTHERS.
679
1 AC" FARM FOR SALE—ThoSub
, scriber offers for sale a firsaolase
I aim, cc nsisting of 100 acres of excellent land,
being Lot ilfinCon. 4, L. R. S., Tuckersmith ; 86
&arts cif art d. '74 clear -.of stumps, and the rest
timber( d -tvith beech and maple ; comlortable
hawed log house, h ame Larn and log stables; -well
fenced, well underdrained, two wells and a good
bearing Olchard; is n miles from Kippen, 5 from
Firticefield ,and 6 from Seaforth; convenient to
et:hoots fr 1 churches; will be sold cheap, with of
tbout crop. Apply to ROBERT GRIEVE, on
tbe pretaisee or to Egmondville P. 0. 706
MEDICAL.
4 •
G-. SCOTT, M. D. &c, Physician,Surgeon and
" • Accouchenr, Seaforth, Ont. Office and resi-
d snee south side of Goderich Street, second door
caet of Presbyterian hurch., 842
1-1 L. VL
M
i OE, . D., C. M.. Physician, Sur,
• geon, etc.,Coroner for the County of Huron.
0 ince and Residence, on Jarvis street north,
ditectly oppesite Seaforth Public School.
-w HANOVER, M.D., C. M.. Graduate of
ce i I University, Physician, Surgeon and
A ecouchenr, Seaforth,Ont. Office and Residence,
North aide Goderich Street, first Brick House
east of the Methodist Church. 496
TIE. HUTCHINSON, Giaduate of McGill Col-
-we" lege, Montreal, Licentiate of the Royal Co1.
lege of Physicians, Edinburgh, and late House
Surgeon of Craiglockhart Hospital, Edinburgh.
Office—Blum/ale, Ont. 686-52
-'NIL DESPEliAND
TRADE MARK.
03 I TRA
itt
'13 •
GQg
co
After Taking.
RA II
IMPORTANT NOTICES: '
VQR SALE—A filet -elate h.andred acre farm
1
E MARK. -a-- near Exeter, Huron. Immediate possession.
Apply to Rev. John Logie, Rodgerville P. 0.
711x4
A WEEK in 3 our On town. Tenni; and
66 $5 eutfit free. Addrest ff. HAL6LET5T&
92x2
Co., Portland, Maine.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMED for Ner-
-IL vous Debility and all Nervous Aff often's, in-
-eluding Spennatorrbea, SeMinat wea no, ect.,
resulte of Self-abuse, hidiscretio , &c... i
al -RAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE. T is is the
only remedy wleich has_ever been know • to per-
manently cure Palpitatien lid other affectione
of the Heart-, Cor pureption in its ,eat my stages,
It nablee, of inooti to the bead, wind in the
stomach, lndigepticn, Lose ef Mernory, Want of
energy, Be shfuhrt es, Desireifor solitude, Indis-
position lo 1 el or on n ccount of weaken- tt, 'Uni-
versal Laesituee, Fain in the back, dimness of
vision, In en a ttu e old age, ect. Full particulara
el
in our pami blot, wl eh we end securely sealed
on receipt of a tin -cc cent ti
nip. Tie Specific -
is now t old 1 y all Di resists et $1 per package,
or 6 for $5, or aill be eent free by mail on
receipt of Money, by addreseiirg d69
THE CRAY IVIEDICfNE CQ, Toronto
,
1
RECORD OF THE LYMAN
.f
BARB.
' 5.11.7z:attern--1
anteXenafa'Zeneraa3
. '
nne - t
177 A 1
FIRST PRIZES AWARDED THE1-
1
i
" LYIVII/4 N "
CCART WEIGHT, L. D. S., ,
• Member of the Royal College
of Dental Surgeons of Canada. ,
, Office—Indian block, Market St., ,
Stratford, Otit.'hs now opened out an Office in
Sataforth tilteQueen's Hotel, whore he will be
prepared to terform' all dental operations with
entre and ekill. Office open drat Tuesday in every
month. 663-52
lt/r BUGOIN, L. D. S., Surgeet
t, nt t ea -e• Dentist, Graduate of tin
1 ;cn,
I 1.6,:teztj, Royal Callege of Dental Surgeons
. Canada. Successor to H. Derby
shire. 0ffiec—In the naitney Block, Malt
Street, Seaforth. Cffice hours -8 A. M. to 6 P.M.
LEGAL.
GARROW & PROUDV'OOT, Barristers, Bohol -
tors, &c., Goderich, Ontario.—J. T. Garrow,
1B.Proudfoet.
686
AMF.RON,
HOLT & CAMERON, Barristere,
aolieitors in Chancery, &c., Goderich, Ont.
M. O. Cameron, Q. C., Philip Holt, M. G. Cam-
eron. ,
I 506
rtalILLIAM SMALL, Conveyancer and Commis-
. l• w , sioner in B. R., Wroxeter. Auctioneer. and
Appraiser. At:mounts and 'notes collected on
' reasenableterins.
1 366
I
MEYER, Barrieter and Attorney at
-1-1"
• Ina , Solicitor in Chancery. Comixtiesioner
for
taking affidavits in the Province of Manitoba.
Solicitor for the Bank of Hamilton, wingham.
Private funds
to loan at di to
6i per cent. 633
ICZENSON &
MEYER, Barristers
and Maori:en
le' at Law, Solicitors in Chancery and Ineolvency
Conteyancers, Notariee Public, att. Oftleee—Sea.
1 i rt4 and Brtuojel8. $28,000 of Private itunde to
1 veetatonce,atEight percent. Interept.payable
y • arly. Comiarissioner for taking Affidavits for
, se in t be Courtaof Manitoba.
JAS.
H. BENSON. H.W. O. MEYER.
The
above firm has thin day been dissolved by
.ntial
consent. All accounts due the firm to
be paid
to Mr. Benson who -will pay all liabil-
1 lies
.
JAMES H. BENSON.
Nov.
27, 1876. H.
W. C. klEYER.
CAUqHEY &
HOLMESTED,
LA
IW, CHANCERY, AND
OFPICE
C0NVEAN0ING
Thott's
Block,
Main. Street,
Seaforth.
. • 01.,ICITORS
for the Co
solidated Bank of
b
Canada and the Ottnadia Bank of Commerce
' . Seaforth.—
Fatra
and Teen and Village
Property bought
and
old.
1
a
oney (privete funds) loaned
on mortgage se -
untie,
at reasonable rates
of interest. Charges
modtrate.
I
31
ney invested- for privet;
persons upon the
'est
mortgage secnritiesawi
out any expenae to )
t , e lender.
I
.. G.
McCAUGHEY, M. A.
)
F. HOLMESTED
REAL ESTATE 'OR
SALE.
ARM
FOR SALE IN T :
TOWNSHIP OF
HAY. -e -The nndersigne4
has been authoriz-
- d and
inetructedby the ow
ere thereof, to sell
y
way cf tender, Lot No.
7 and the North -
i a lf
of Lot No. 26, in the 7tl
Concession of the
ownsinp
of Hay, in the County
of II uron, Ont.
oroprising
150 acres of land
more or less, being a
orOon
of the estate of the late Henry Shaffer,
ceeesed.
nettled offers will be received for the
IiI4
addreescd to the underOgned, Hugh Love,
.r.,
mad Wm. Curry, Eirs Green, P. 0. on and
ip t
1112 o'clocat noon, on Fn
ay, the 2nd day of
`ep
Hee
ember, next. Intendi
for each cp acres separa
g purchasers may
ay, or any two 50
me
Etparatele, or for the vhoIe
,150acres in
eani.
The uncensig-ned willi
not be hound to
cceet
the bigliest
or any off
r. The land is of
teed
quality end
nearly the
one half of it is
leaned
and fenced; it is convenient to markete,
echople
and churches,
being about 5 miles from
11 ca'sall
and li
ppen, on the London, Huron &
rue
Railroad
Pinchasers will have the liberty
o p
1
ow Gnd eo
v on the 5th of September, and full t
OSF
'SPiOtl on tee
and of November, next. TERMS. 1
—0
i te
e hall cash, and the balance in 4 years with
est at 6 pei cent., seeurd by mortgage. HUGH
tin
, SR„ WM. CURRY, Attorneys for Noah
ha
er, Charlet Shaffer and George Shaffer. 1
Hi
1
aGreen, Hay, June 25, 1881. 708-9
1
ESTRAY STOCK.
- - —
,
r S
BAY CATTLE.—Strayed from thepremises
4:4
il f the unan reigned, Lot 18,Concetsion7,11ib-
hert, four head of cattle. A f teer and heifer
r sin
a three years old and a steer and heifer rising
two tearsold.
IThe three year old steer was
whital
with red around the bead and neck and
sponi
on the sides, the other steer was gray.
One
eifer was all red and the other was of a
ran
color. Arty cue giving such information as
•ill
lead to their recce ery will be sun -ably re-
ard
- d. MICHAEL
RAWLEY. 710x1
HOTEL,
, II
TISH EXCHANGE
Goderich,
lat. WM. COX, Proprietor. This is one ol
t e
uietest, Most Coreforteble and Best Con-
ducted
Botch, In the Province. The Boerne are
comModions
and the Table and Bar liboally
8 ppilied.
Good stabling in connection. 635-52
-
CHROM OS, name in new type, 10 cents, by
mail; .40 Agents' samples, 10 cents; U. S.
Co., Northford, Ct. 65-52
,
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}
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I
,
4 -BARB WIRE FENCING
At Montreel (Cue) ec,) Hamilton, (Ontario),
Cincinnati. (Chi), recuen, (New York), and
DM' enpor t, (1(.1111), Fxhi bi tion B, for Excellence
and auperiority over an Competitors. The
Cheapest wed Bern lanciag in an World.
Adopted art a in 1.11-0 ( n19 Rail -wiry Liaes in the
'United States ittd Csnada. see tbat our trade
mark, "Lyman Barb," is stencilled . on each
reel. Buy uo other. Send for prices and circu-
lars to Wal . ROBERTSON & Co., Hardware
Mcrehants, St aforth. Sipa of , the Cheater Saw,
or te the DOMINION BA13 wmg FENCE
Co., Montreal. I 692-26
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA!
FOR PURIFYING
THE BLOIOD. This
ciorepound, of the
vegetablela 1 t er a -
tires, SOpaparilla,
Dock, Stillingia and
Mandra.ke I with the
ntan:tns,,.
nate Iodides o Potash
and Iron,j makes a
most effe nal curt
plaainteserie of cone
lieenht aaur de
affiicting. It purl -
fres the blood, purges Out the :lurking h41 ors in
the system, that undermine:health nd Beetle
into troublepome disordete. Eruptio s of the
skin are the uppearence on the surface 1 humore
that ehould be exeelled froni the blood Interned
derangements are the eleterinination of these
same humors to pone internal, organ, o organs;
whose act ion they dc: ange, and whose upstance
they disease and deptrov. leyer's Se saparilla
expels theee burnt. rs frcm tbe blood. 'hen they
are gone, the dieorders they *oduce •isappear,
such as Vicerations of the Liter, Sto etch, Kid,
'Nem Lungs, Eruptions and iErnptive DiseaseS
of the Skin, $t. Anthony's Fireglose or rysipelas,
_Pimples, Pustules, Blotches, Boils, Tuinars, Tetter
and Salt „Ithezem, Scald ilead,1 Ringitorlm, Ulcers
and Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in the
Bones. Side and Read, FernaleWeakness, Sterility,
Leucorrhae irriSing from internal I/leer/tenon and
uterine diseases, DropAy, Dysplepsia, Emaciation
and General Debility. Prepared by J. C.
AVER diz: Co.. Practical and Analytieal
Chemists. Fold by all Druggists and eaters in
MccliCine. 69-52-2
very prey
volt SALE. --Two Large )Carean Biliar Tee-
hies—nearly new—with bails, cues, racks,
lamps, &c., cemplete, Cheap for cash or approv-
ed notes. .Appfy to W. MOORE, Seeretary Me-
chanics' Institute, Seaforth. 11241
'POUND between AD:nista/A and Mr. George
"A' Moffatt's soience, Tu: n berry, on Thursday,
July 21t, a pt et, et -book con tnining 11101E16y and
notes. . The owner can have the fame by prov-
ing propel ty, paying expenses and applying to
MRS. FRANK WitIGHT, Morrisbank. 712
pRECENTOR WANTED.—Applications will
-I- be leccand by the undersigned until August
26.th, Thal, for the position of Precentor for
Egmondville Presb3-teiian Church. Salary, $100
per annum. Fur fulther information apply to
S. CAEN °CHAN, Seaforth P. O. 7124
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS'
THIS Great Honeehold Meaitine ranks amongat
the leading neceesaries of life. These fa-
mous Pills purify the Blood, and act most power-
fully, y et scot hingly, ' on the Liver, Stomach,
Kidneys and Bowels,, giving tone, energy and
vigor to these great mein springs of rife. They
are eonfitlently ri corom ended as a. rever failing
remedy in all eases 'ahem the eanetit inner, from
whatever onse, has become impaired or weaken-
ed. Tney are -wonderfully efficacious in all ail
merits iucidental to Feroalea of all ages; and as
a General Family Medicine, are niasurpassed.
[MIDWAYS OINTMENT
Its searching and healing properties ars known
throughout the world. Fcr the cure of had legs,
bad breette, ola let unde, 503es and nlcers, it is
an intallibie iemedy. If effectually rubbed on
the neck and cheat, SR salt into meat, it ewes
Sore Throat, Diehtheria,BronchitinCougbs,Colds,
and even Asthma. For Glandular swellings, Ab-
se eese it, Pilcs, Fistulas, 'Gout, Ithenutatiant'and
every kind cf shin disease, it has never been
kn own to fail. The Fine and Ointment arentanu-
f ac t tire d only at 5:-'8,0xford Street,Londenaand are
Fold by ell Ver dors of Medicines throughout the
Worlct ; ith directions for use in al-
most every langnape, 'Purchasers should
look to the lat el on the pots and. boxes. 'V the
address is not 588, Oxford Street, London, they
are spurious. 712-52.
TO BREEDERS OF PIGS.
THE nr dersigtc d will keep during the present
rtaFcn, on his pi tr6iFE8,Lot.7, C011CCEA071 8,
H. R. S. T17( kel 'fc.r the impronemen of
et (nit. all In 3 ( (1
(,1)(3i(f-1 ire Boar, whieb he
h as la telt prnhvscd hem John Snell & Sons, of
Etnt 11(t'. nal (Dues 01 thorougbbred iteck.'
tin f• vas laid at the tbne of service, witb.
tee privilege of returnir.g if necessary. W. St
Miallt'DELL, Proprietor. 702
P.
..i.,]10 -17.31,e; '3--8-0....t!.15acE1:21 illc:
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014-14" oc'e343. A Bri'li-ii.A.t.:4 g Mal
Ci ---i Fil.A.P CDP1G1--_A:LTS,
AT
THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR PHOTO. 'GALLERY.
---1--
,
,
lps Sl Cl., 3 t 1( a, LL CO.'S, and other malt s supplied at Bottom Figures-
-1" ( 131 A el r r other era( s in contection with this branch of toy bbeiness, lean
givt tit r el le tat m to procure ex) Inebureent at a reasonable price.
A. C1ALDE , Over Wilson & Young's Store, Seaforth, Ont.
N. 1 —J11 1- Or el' GI mar te hen Vith each Create end ail]. be endorsed by me.
ADDRESS
0 '111E ELECTORS.
SMITII.—" Good morning Jones, wher
JONES.—" I am going do -en ,to M.
furniture, you sc e nit pt ttitg pine ed
prices. Onr baby wante a new cradle, an
county."
ADDRESS.—lo the Free and
M. ROBERTSON begs to state that he
Kidd, In Bi1tin-2e Owe, d leat he i
at re n Ic w pieta )nteading pur
examine his etc ck beicre penbesirg else
to order on very short rake. Picture fr
featbere, -wood and lumber taken in °xebec
are -you going to ?"
OBERTSON'S Furniture .Warerooms, to get 801126 new
cut and I want to get some Brat rate furniture at very low
they say that he has the very best and cheapest in the
Independent People or Huron: ;
as remoVed to the premises letely o,:cupied bn Mr. John
now prepared to fanaieh everything in the Furniture line
bapers will find it greatly to their adyentage to call and
here. Repairing promptly attended to. Furniture made
ming a specialty. Ail work guaranteed. Farm produce,
ge. (
HIS UNDERT4IKING DEPARTMENT
Is, as formerly, under hip own pupervisio , anld will be conducted with the greatest care and atten-
tion. His Fteek of Caekets, Coffias, Shroe ft, &c., Will be found complete, anii at the very lowest
rate. Funerals attended in the eountry. A Hearse for hire. Remember the piece.
I. ROBERTSON, 'SEAFORTH.
THE HURON F
UNDRY, SEAFORTH,
T_TAV G int PI: Fr Ore into tlee Fitt g Shop to drive Latbes, Flame arid' iedependent el
tbe Plow GI- ieditg and Pon a in r Machiaere, tar tics wanting a ark done can have it at any
time, as steam will be up every Workbag a3.
ALL REPAIRS ON .ENCINE MILLS AND OTHER MACHINERY
Attended to on short notice. On bana. an
Cuttet s, La nd Rollers, Gang Plows, Grate
furni ed by part tee want it g the, pam e.
Iron; and wurranted hard and totigh. Wi
shop is fitted with Grinding Stones and E
Engines; Boilers, Grist and Flouting Mill
Specifications for Mills, &c. All Alterati
uations on all kinds of Machinery4
P. S.—As Mr. J. S. Runciman has g
Mr. R. Rune:Moan until his return.
made to order, Horse Powers, Grain Crushere, Straw
Bars, &c. Plow Castings made to order from patterrie
low Pointe a specialty, made from Genatne Plow Point
I also Fit, Grind and Polish Plow Castings ebeap, as the
ery Wheels for such work. at ill also take COntracts fort
, Saw Mills and other Machinery. Will make Plats and
ns on Mills or Engines attended to. Will ale° make val-
8. RUNCIMAN Seaforth.
ne away fur the winter, the busineee will be carried on by
I
FARME Sy TAKE NOTICE!
REARM AND MOWING
'MAOHIN,ES REPAIRED.
-fi-A}9viEns., 11 you want your reaping and mow-
ing machire of all kinds repaired, go to T.
Mellis, Hippen, for be is the bay that under-
stands the biness. Old boxes refilled wit1t
new metal, and II tinkering jobs done on short
notice. Give re s trial, and you vial Save
money,
Threshing Qyiinders' And Concaves
With New Spikes,
Or the old om s laid with the best of iron.
Sp eeial ettention paid to all week entrusted to
Etle.
-FAR IVI HINGES I!
A Large Stalc of Farm Hinges on band.
Plows, HarLs and Scujlers Al-
ways on ItHletaid Sold Cheap.
Blacksthit ling ofall Kinds Done
on the honest Notice.
Parties wanting -castings or maize from the
N -0 X ON BROTHERS' Manufacturing Company,
of Ingtrsoll, for Reapers and Mowers, can get
them at my Shopi, as I have been appointed by
that Corer any to keep all these repairs on hand
Remember the sign.
707-8 THOMAS MELLIS, Hipper',
Oti
avadea pull Too& peaopxn
3t1
cr.
tr.t.
0
)ra
11011•1•11
-VIONEY ITO LEND.
In _Large or $411 Bums, rea,son-
able rate.' pf interest
NOTES AND MORTGAGES
PUB RASED.
APPLY TO W. C. GOUINLOCH,
Or at the Office of LH. Benson, Seaforth. 681
R. N. BR ET,
SE AliORTII,
Wholeeale and RetailDtutler in LEATHER mad
SHOE FINDINGS of Every Deocription.
one but the Very Best Stock kept. Tem,
neederate. A Trial Solicited. AU orders by mail
or otherwise promptlyfilled.
4se it, N. Blue.rp
London, Hnron and Bruce.
GOThiek NORTH— Expres
London, depart......
Centialia....... _
Exeter ....... 8 5
Hen:Hall ........ 9 0
Kiapen ..... ......_ 9 1
Bier cefield ... 9 2
9 8
Lona 9 5
0 06
8 24
0 4
s. Mail. Express.
.11, P.M. P.M,.
740 220 .825
840 8-25 78
2 288 74:Q
5 852 ?B
1 857 V9
1 40'? 808
9 423 -825
8 441 845
450 852
n -06 209
5 525 225
Belgrave
Wingham, arrive
GOING SOUTH—
ail, Express. Express
P.M .P.M.
0 2 57 -820
8 805 688
5 828 fi
338 184
2 354 724
0 .407 7-48
3 -415 7 69
6 420 806
432 825
442 842
-585 10 18
AM.
anineham, 4 epart.... 7 0
Belgrave '7 1
Blyth -----8
Londesboro...... ... . . 7 44
Clinton 8 0
Brueefield..... . 8 2
Kippen 8Th
Hensall 8
Exeter. 8 52
Ceutralia 19 02
London, arrive11) 05
Cl -rat Westrn Railway.
Trainsleave Brusseltion, north and Etalth
ae under:
noise -NORTH.- i GOING sonTn.
Mixed ... ..... 9:45 A. X. i Accom .......6:50
Amo_n.. 2:37 P. 1 M. lAccom.—..12.16 P,M
Accom........9:15 P.M. Mixed. .......8:00 P. :11
...3
Grand Trurk Railway.
Trainal wave Sasiorth and Clinton Station; :. 4
t011ows:
GOING WEST— SEATORTII,
Express..........
Exprees .8.551P. M.
Mixed Train......9:15 4. M.
Mixed Train,.......5:40 P. M.
GOING EAST— SEAT nue.
Express 7;50 4& IL
Express Trainee -1:10 . M.
.
Mixed Train.4:45 . M.
Mixed Train... 10:59 A, 11.
CLINTON
:4:40 P. X.
9:15 P,M
10:00 A.M.
615P. IV
Cenenon.
7:30 A.M.
12:45 P. M.
4:15 P. M.
10:00 A., M: