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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1881-09-23, Page 71 entire.. Kachin, . to- Gur /ill and :Out era - pre, pre, "Yield ci des - as last fGr ririee HIPS RR -r, OUTE -ekete at e booked c Merry, rates as BE° 1th JULY 'tla JULY rd JD -LT JUnsy telt AUG. 3the AUG. (th AUG. 7t11 AUG, rd SEPT. th SEPT« 111, SEPT. th SEPT. -1st Oar. 9th OCT. 5th OCT. 2nd 00T,, with the .to every dvd &lad idayg, etteki, to gin reen ttiott torth.., IAT die Eye Torors- tr la- te tits and tor LI° 4pi• :*1 INTO. TORT), is aged 708 _ :R ES, -Ft. Ly - !All riga e at- ; aiwaya tor two to. O. 0 rth„ BES. iy 1 ERN 118 -It than -SON. t my Ord- asoer- ire. se- re for 4, the Anted tat,er's [forth, thad !fermi raotik ; este of now raleht i'ESt Ida 1 the Men, turps ving sad etork sou - ends the eet SEPTEMBER 23, 1881. se ship Councils. ViegAT THE TOWNSHIP FATHERS DO. --7 the regnlar meeting of the Grey township Council which was held at cratbrook, in the matter of a proposed von School at Henfryn, it was moved by Jan Hislop, seconded 'by E. Bryans, tbat James Livingstone be appointed referee, in accordance with the petition of E. G. K. Davies and others-Garriea. sarauel Slemmon, inspentor on new bridgeb Cranbrook, handed in his report pronouncing said bridge Batis- ta/ewe. Moved by Walter Oliver, eeconded by J. Hislop, that the Reeve ana Treasurer be authorized to borrow° of the Bank of Ontario, Brussels, the einn of $1,000 for township 'purposes- otarried. Wm. Spence inspector on new bridge at Ethel reported said bridge satisfactory.-- A. grist of accounts for township improveinents were exam- ined and passed, when the Council ad- journed to meet at Tuck's Hotel, Crain - brook at the call of the Reeve. Couxem Doeses.-At the Is.st meet- ing of the Stephen township council tl ie minutes of the previous meeting were adapted only by the castiug vote ofthe Reeve. It was resolved that D. Sutton attend to the expending of a sum not exceeding 525 on the side road west of his mill; Stephen to go halves with McGillivray in putting on 25 cords of gravel on South Boundary, east of Limerick. Moved V. Ratz, seconded by C. Either, that 2 mills on the dollar he raised for county and 3 mills for township purposes; I. Lewis was re- appointed collector unanimously at a salary of $85. Moved by J. Hodgins, seconded by C. Eilber, that $100 be granted to straighten the road on 4th concession on condition enough is. sub- scribed to complete it, aedfor further particulars respecting it apply to C. Prouty. After passing a - number of ac- counts the Council adjourned until the first Monday in October. COUNCIL MEETINO.-The Counclimet on the 12th inst., at Egmondville. Present -Walker, Hannah, Elgie and Sproat. Tenders for jobs received and awarded as follows :-Bridge on 4th concession to David Watson, Jr., for $93; approaches to bridge to Thomas Downey, at 15 cents per cubic yard ; crosswaying to Jas. Kehoe, at $2.50 per rod; putting bent in bridge on 2nd con- cession to Thos. Downey, $29. The following accounts passed to payMobt : Robert Fulton, repairing scrapers, dm., $9.50 ; Win. Sinclair, gravel on culvert on Mill road, 52 e Charity, Thomas Downs, $2 ; Mrs. Shafer, 54 ; Urs. Mc- Namara, 54 joh,n Sullivan, for board and attendance on Alexander Mc- Intyre, $10. Application of Public School Board for raising the aura of $2,500 was granted and: inserted in by- law', which was filially read andepassed. The council then adjourned to meet again on the lst day of November at Kyle's Hotel, conceseion 8, at the hour of 10 (Mont. a.m. COUNCIL DOINGS.—At the last meet- ing of the Morris Council after passing a number of accounts it was moved by H. Gasman, seconded by W. Wray, that Mr. Miller be instructed to have the bridge on centre side line, concession 2, rebuilt, also a culvert at lot 30, conces- sion 1—Carried. Moved by Mr. Miller, seconded by Mr. Wray, that Robert Irwin be granted 30 cents per rod for digging a ditch on side line at lot 6, con- cession 6, said ditch to be five feet wide on top and. three feet deep -Carried. Moved by Mr. Miller, seconded by Mr. Goeman, that Geo. Casemore be granted 15 cents per rod for digging a ditch on lot 30 and 31, concession. 1 -Carried. Moved by Mr. Miller, seconded by Mr. Gosman that the clerk be instructed to write to the Minister of Education re - pleasant consequences. They stimu- late digestivo. and assimilative func- tions, and consequently. promote that great blessing --a good appetite. Hol- loway's Pills most satisfactorily remove all deranged or diseased action of the many organs engaged in extracting nourishment for our bodies from our various diets -as the liver, stomach, and bowels, over all of which they ex-. ercise the most salutary control. By resorting at an early stage of the malady to these purifying and laxative Pills, the melancholy and jaundiced dyspep- tic is speedily restored to health and strength, and his sallowness gradually vanishes. 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 9.nd 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 kind, and is for sale by all druggists at 25 cents a bottle. 692-52 Zopesa. See to it. Zopesa, from Brazil, will cure the werst case of Dyspepsia. A. single dose will relieve in a degree that shows its wonderful curative powers, and its peculiar aetion upon the Stom- Emil and Digestive Organs. It is a posi- tive and absolute cure for Costiveness and Constipation, acting in a remark- able way upon the system, carrying off impurities. As a liver regulator its ac- tions are most remarkable. It tones and stimulates the liver to action, it corrects the acid i and regulates the bowels. A. few doses will surprise you. Sample bottles 10 cents. 679.a Worthy of Praise. As a rule we do not recommend pa- tent medicines, but when we know of one that really is a public b,enefacter, and does positively cure, then we con- sider it our dtity to impart the infor- mation to all. Electric Bitters are truly a most valuable medicine, and will surely cure Billiousness, Fever and Ague, Stobaach, Liver, and Kidney Complaints, ev,en where all other reme- dies fail. We know whereof we speak, and can freely recommend them to all. —Exch. Sold at 50 cents. a bottle by E. Hickson st Company. 714.52.6 Given Away. We can not help noticing the liberal offer made to all invalids and. sufferers by Dr. King's New Discovery for Con- sumption. You are requested to call at E. Hickson & Co.'s Drug Stere, and get a trial bottle free of cost, if you are suffering with Consumption, Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Loss of VoiceeHoarseness, or any affection of the Throat or Lungs. It will positively cure you. 714.52f -Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup- tions, and positively cures Piles. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refnnded. Prioe 25 cents per box. For sale by E. Hickson ds Com- epecting the portion of Brussels School PanY. 714-52 district lately withdrawn and annexed to School Section No. 6 -Carried. Moved by Mr. Miller, seconded by Mr. Wray, that Wm. Armstrong be appoint- ed inspector of Armstrong's bridge at a salary of $25. -Carried. Moved by Mr. Wray, seconded by Mr. Miller, that the Clerk be instructed to draft a By-law authorizing the collection of money sufficient to meet county, township and. railway expenses -Carried. Moved by Mr. Miner, seconded by Mr. Gosnaa,n, that the Reeve be instructed to expend 200 on *est gravel road, providing' Wawanosia expend the same amount; also $200 on the east gravel road. pro- viding Grey expend the same amount, part of said money to be laid out on boundary between Morris and Brussels north of the village. -Carried. Coun- cil then adjourned. to raeet again on the 26th September next. • Epps's Cocoa. Grateful and Comforting. --``By thorough knowledge of the natural 1 .ws which govern the operations of diges- tion and nutrition, and by a careful ap- plication of the line properties of well seleeted cecoa, Mr. Epps tas provided our breakfast ta,blee with a delicately flavored beverage, which 'may save us manyheavy doctors' bills. It is by the judiciou Use of SUCh articles of diet that a constitutiee Ine3 be gradually built up until string eiteugh to iesist every tendency to disease. Hundreds 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 properly eouriehed frame."--L,Civil Ser- vice Gazette. Sold oily in packets abelled-"J ames Epps & Go., orama pathic (lemists, London, Eng." -Also makers of Epps's Chocolate Essence for afternoon use. 482-52 Mothers! Mothers! Mothers 1 Are you disturbed at night and brokeu of your rest by a sick child suff- ering and. crying with the excruciatiug pain of cutting teeth ? If so, go at once and. ''(let a bottle of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. It will relieve the poor little sofferer immediately -de- pend upon • it; -there is no mistake about it. There is net a mother on earth V7110 has ever used it, who will not tell you at mice that it will regulate the bowels, and give resit to the mother and relief said health to the ehild, oper- ating like magic. It is perfeetly safe to use in caeee, 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. Holloway's Pills. Indigestion and Liver Complaints. - The digestioncannot be imperfect or seriously disordered. without the effects df such derangement becoming visible on the countenance. These Pills at once remove the disorder and its un. • Cause of Diseases and Their Cure. - All diseases, 'whatever may be their symptoms and development, one cause is common to them all, viz., “a want of purity in the blood and fluids:" In all diseases of the blood, stomach, liver, kidneys, and digestive organs, Northrop' ec Lyman's Vegetable Discovery and Dyspeptic cure will be found unrivalled. Two or three bottles will cure pimples on the face; one bottle will cure sick headache; one bottle will cure the worst case of biliousness; one to four bottles will cure the worst case of dye- . pepsia ; six to eight bottles will cure scrofula; one to two bottles will cure all humor of the eyes; one to two bot- tles will cure costiveness; three to four bottles will cure rheumatism; three bottles will cure all derangements of the kidneys; six to eight bottles will cure corrupt and running 'ulcers. Price, $1 per bottle; sample bottle 10 cents. 719-4 • A Physical Wreck. A hacking cough saps the physical constitution, not alone because it die- stroys the tissue of the lungs and de- velops tubercles which corrode and de- stroy them, but also because it ruins rest and impaira' digestion. How im- portant, therefore, is a resort to judi- cious medication to stay its ravages. A tota p ys ca wreck ensue without this. In the choice of a lremedy the pulmonary invalid is some- times misled by specious representa- tions, to the serious prejudice of his bodily well being. The only safe re- sort is a tried and highly sanctioned remedy. The credentials of Northrop ft Lyman's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites LiI330 and Soda entitle it to the place it occupies, viz., that of the foremost cough medicine and lung invigorant sold on this con- tinent. The testimony of veteran phy- sicians, and a popularity based on merit, combine to give it the prestige of a standard. medicine. In cases of asthma, weak chest and lungs, bron- ehitis, laryngitis and other throat and lune complants, it may be implicitly re- lieeupon. 710.b 1 hil must inevitably • THE HtIRON FPOSiTOiL TOWNSHIP of -Huron, Co. brtiecl, August flOth, -a- 1881. B. J. DOYLE, Es, 1 Dear Sir and Brother: You wiI1 please convey to the Directors of the Domini n Grange Mutual 'Fire Insurance Aesociation m thanks for your pelempt and honor- able 8et,t1emoni of my claim cm. Our company for the loss of my erns stables, and ,bedinary contents by lightning, n the 6th Judi, The amount, $822.65, of th loss bavirg been aid in •cash this •day, instead of by Blow note, as i usual with many Bo called insurance companies*ho require time to collect the amount of essesseee t from mem core. The lull value of the chattel pro ert as claimed byl me has been promptly paid wit- out any dispute or reduction or abatement, whi h limners have! often to complain of. I trust yfrmur company will secure the patronage it merits( at the minds of • the farmers of Ontario. Signed HUGH ANDERSON. 719x3 Was inducedie try WISTAR'S )3AL M or Winn CHB RY. After one da y's tria.1 1 was sensible that t was rel evin me in ten day i timel y cough had eiitirely ceasial, and I- w s soon restoied to health and streng h. I have ever since kept the BALsAi in nay ' house, and whenever any me ber of ony family has a cong or cold,it is inime 'atel resorted to Nolfamily Shmild b with- out ft." 5 oente and $1 a bottle. Sold 117 alltdruggiSts. l710-52 I Eclectric Oil. Joseph Rusan, Percy, writes-.. induced to try Dr. Thomas' Eo :Oil for a lameness which trouhl foi three or four years, and I fo the best article I ever tried. been a great blessing to me." 69 Restored to Health and Strength. From Hon. W. H. Jones, of Vermont. -I have beien troubled from my boy- hood with chronic or hereditary lung, complaint. Some years since, early ini the Winter, I took cold, which aai usual settled into a i3evere cough, which continued to increassnas the season ad- vanced, although 1 made use of all the: cough remediee I had knowledge of.1 My family physician alSo prescribed for! me, hut I experienced no relief. During all this time I was gradually running down, losing flesh, and strength, until my friends as well as myself, became! very much alarmed, thinking I shoul waste away in consumption. While Boston, during the spring following, 41-* was eotric d me nd it t has -52 fit." ed ric Oil ugh ha f t di E814ctric.Cil. is. a Great Public Belie 14ese. significant words were Us relation tO Dr. ,Thoriaas' Ecleet byl a gentleman. who had thor jogbeen 'c red by it of lameness tesited its ireits in his (On case knee of three or four years' st It never faOs to remoVe sorenese as 'Oneness. 691-52. , • s w ll TeaberrY. i‘must gay it's the nicest thing ever ed for for the teeth ;and breath" sayis terse one having tried ‘qeaberr ," the ew t ''let!gem. Get a 5 cent s mple 6 9.52 1 , 1 ,t BE BEAT FEMALE REMEID .-J'b Mope Peri dicel PII1E—Thie inyalha le m •icinci failin inth cure of air, thode pal ul en ring ero us.eap aFes to which the fe ale °lomat .ini. IS F 11)ept, It moderated. all e Gees and a oves ail obst motions, and it ape dy cure tua a relied. on. To married ladies, i is peculi rl tiled. , It stint, in a, short thee/ bring mil h 1 ontlhea petecid with regulaeity. These onld riot be taken by females" ling he t ree reoatIts pf Pregrancy, as the are pnr ring on Iliac riage, but at aril alther time he A e safe 4 In 11 cases of Nervens nd Srlinel; ! f diens,' Pain in the baek and li be, Wig o light'exertre , palpitation ;of ; t e heart, , y terics and 'whits, thee° pills! will effect a en e ''hen all other, means have failed ;rand, adthon 4 powerful reedy, do ndt contain. iron, /calm 1, antimony or anything hurtful -to t econstitntio Full ditectious in the ' pamphle arottred ea piackage, which should be easef ily reeler e Jbli, Moses, Eder York, Sole 'Prop "etor. $1 d 12e cents fill. Ipestage enchieed to Noithro & Lyninn, Toronto, Ont. general 4gents for ,t e Doriainie 13, will insurer 'it. bcdtle c ntai • g bv r PO pills by rot rirn mail. geld i Seaforth y E. Ilic.keon, & Co., J. S. Roberts And Lumed n 644-62 &;Wilson. j ' 10S0ELLANE0 ESTRAY COW -Carne int the emises ot node] ed Lot 3 Co ceesiein 5,Tarnbei a roan coloree cow about 6 yeaes old, and wi but artificiel arks. The owner can have Same 01.1 erev ng property and paying charg lWM. HARRI , Wroxeter, P.; 0., 717 1-F8111,9Y LAMB=Come into the CPED30 Of Mr. George Lockhart, Loti ;Corte :den -517;1c Hillop, a rem lamb, en or ab . ithe a of jtine last. The owner is req hated fp rote pr eller ye pay charges end itake h'm enw GEO. LOORII RT. h - he s. E. 3, ut to IT AST CAI, -All parties intiebled to ece,e t er ILAST over due notes cr hook achounte, are ot !patirg the sant by the first of Cetober n t, will be Fued, wit out respect of persons. . y pereon wishing to settle with tee before t at date, will rici P at Mr. Willis' boot land shoe store, -opposttel the Commercial Hotel, in Streeteceaforth ' THOS. CFVENTRZ ppm SH' EXCHANGE I HOTEL, ,Godertch, the Quietest, st Comfort abld and Best 0 u- "1 -fl Oat. W . COX, Propiieteri Thih is one of i ducted Hetel - i the Province ' the Rooms are coniroodions aid the Table and Bar libel- y supplied. cldod stabling in connectidn. 63 -52 14' l BAT 'slid' EIJI- Came into the enclosure of i ! I , -e-t , the undineipned, Lot 27, Conceseion 5, L. R. s., rsio )24c is tei i b, about 1 he lit of June, a one yeapr old titter, Wi and white The owner can have the t en e t n pi ming eroperty atad pa ing The6.exp4iense!s. DAVID ROUAT, Brucefirld, P. 0. ESTRAY STEER. --Strayed f -um Lett 15, ' am- aloura, a- ove 011- ce, 'A- 1 — of the son her ER I • , cession,2 Mullett about the eni of June laeC a two ;dear old steer, of red and white 4 midi Suclinett td be brindled about th head sog horns. l Any person giving suct lac/ tion as Will !lead to the recovery of the al I animal ;to t lei undersigned:on Lot No. 46, don Roted, Tukleeremtth, or Chiltern post of will be suitably rewarded. ROBERT 719 - e-- -- the renal ,on ond old. Any CO(1,1e. 'fid, STRAY COW -Strayed fro thenadosigned, Seafort 29th .61.41111, a red cow 8 year 6iying Fuch information us ni11 lead t recOvery will be suitably rewarded. ALEXA MeLEOD. 718 -• •S'IslaroARYn. COW e(TwStwria-Strayed a Mark on her ear. Short hbrnie. A tier]. that will lead to her recoeiery, a to, the Clit.ton New Era Printing 0 Suitably rewarded. E. HOLMES & 3, in d fo ce, ON.; ung da a- ded be 18 1 IA SPECIAL General Meeting,of tae M d of the 111 ebonies' Inetitaite, w 11 be th e Reading Room, on Tuesday ne t, th in st., at 8 o'clock P. M., to take into co, ti on the advir ability of rising the enrberehip fee, &c. By ordrr WM. M eeretary. • ; • I • STRAYS AND REWARD - Any on such information as -.ennead tb ther , of the 'alloying cettle will receive $5 , One 'bite yeaeliag heifer. 2 re an ; heitere,11 red heifer, 1 whitish ro n s 3 ear Old, and 1 steer red with white felrela ad, Fix head in all. RALPH rHotrr tiot : 6, Maillop, ist Coneeseion Huron hers e d in 13th 1 era- nual tORE, 718 giving covery eward : white et one tar on SON, ad. _ remises sibn 8, o ewes nd the re! right nforma- ainmals U.DES- j718 ; -F STRAY SHEEP -Strayed from the sh.-4 ef the undersigned, Lot 2,7, once Ft. t ged ther neg. The ar k L, was on t t-iSe el t Any rervon ging inch ! ticn as Wilt teed o the recovery of these: tk ill be euitebly rewarded. 'ROBERT L *al°. . I.Tnelersmith, juno 1 end lent s. One of the ewes was • XECUTORS' NOTICE -Notice is herIby given nod ell s bitymg dance agajin8ti the es t at sell he late Rc.tert Gibson, In hia lifetime of the Teenthip of Stanle,y, in the C niaty of Hu ion, rue required to furnish to the n &reign- ed , on or 1 Om e tee 1st ei 11/4 evernhern 181, shill st ate:mitt of such claim, properly attct d. All Claims not then in Will be berred from eettle- nrent, a a arovided by law. JOHNi GI138N, Ex. le NOTICE TO DEBTORS -All p Ities i --de.bL4ted to ehe lateeilem of McIntsre are • hereby riotified itir. Samuel Stark has. been ap point ed to collect the r &es and ace netts due the F, M ill debts.not paid aq once will be phew in eon t fee collection. Mr. t rk will be at Int t t elf h. r Sthreeklitin stree ; Sea- derth, ler there:kr-pose of colleeting these a counts and ere et:n e reedits for the same. JOHN McINTYRE, ROBERT WILLIS. 18-3 REWARD-EhTRAY SHEEP - trased tidy fre m the yr emisee of the uuderigncd, one mile t orth of Egniondville, Kipren road,i about the 2511; of August , five eLeep. Two alle wethers one phi, old. tont one has the top • of one ear cut off, and the other haa en ear slit Also a earth e, (AS ( with a ler g t ail, and a ewe three or 'four yer.in cid, and a 3 Gun sheep a; ithl a red rear k n its heck. A1ylLron giving such in- fo] metion s ill lead to the recovery of these annelids will receiva the above reward, and any pen on feund haaceirg them after tLe publica- thin f tice, svi hbe posecuted as the law direots. ROBERT WINTERS. 718-4 E a BAY Sill P-Strst cd from th premise c f t he undersigned in See ferth,on atnrday, the 3rel September, five ewes, two of w ne were aged and 3 one year old. One wits of are eize -with long tail awl the top of the lett ear cut off. One of the 3 earlings 1 ad the top of their' ht ear en t off, and the other two had the top pf he left ear cut off. One iwith a large head lad the top of the right ear cut off. The. were purchased from Mr. Michael Klin, Lot 7, conceesion 12, McKillop, and ar sup- posed to have strayed in that diree o Any information that will lead to the r co ery of these runnels will be liberally realarled by GE ORGE EWING, Seaforth. 718 FOR SALE OR TO LET. FARM IN HAY FOR SALE.-F‘or sale Lot 23, Concession 7, Hay, containing 100 acres, 67 of, which are (neared and in a in. od state* of culti- vation. The balance is well timbered. There aro good" outbuildings, and a brick house with good cellar ; 0.1E0 nyoung orchard. There are 10 acres of fall wheat Eown. It is well situated for echools, churches and, tnerkets, and will be sold on very cagy terms. Apply to DAVID RIFE, 'Frills Green P. 0. JOSEpH RIFE, Proprintor. 719 V ARM LOR SALT; Ott TO RENT -Being Lot 12, Coneeesion 6, Hallett, conte.ining 100 acres, 65 acres clean et and thebalance well tim- bered with valuable timber; so plod clay loarn, orchard, hon He ardl henna bare on the place; 14 miles from F.:Inhere, 74 from C inton, and 9 from Sealort h. For terms apply to THOMAS MILLS, Constance P 0., , or ati his residence on the place. 715 pnorEmir. OR SALE. For sad° in the thriving -village of Hensel], situ ateclon Queen street. Lot s 76 and 77 Petty's r urveY. Erected thereon is a nice develline 2208 feet, with good brick ft undation, built epccially for the • present owner, alF0 34x18. Illnside is a first-. class a tt ell of a aur, bricked uIand goad pump. A qu entity ef pear, plum end peach trees, and other bait. This property will be sold cheap and on may tennis: Any inc pn3 g cash will get a bargain. Tit pei feet, no c neumbrance. Inspee- tier invited. D. McGBEG OR, Miller, Proprie- r, Hensall, Ont. 718 A UCTION'SALE-Vr. J.P, Brine has receiv- -e-A• ed ini (ructions from Ir. James Dorsey, of Tuckersreith, Lot No. 5, concession A, Emelt Peed, to sill by Publie Anetion on Sat*- . eay. the 24th e ay ot Septettbee, item stoek, implements and hou ea old fOrnitlure. Term si- All sums of $5 and nnder, caEh;Alver that etronet 12 menthe' eredit will be give on fur- nish ing ay proved joint Dotea.l JAMES DORSEY,: -Proprietor. J. P. BRINE, Alectioneer. -713' - FARM FOR SALE. -One hrindred acres, mord oeless, Lot 19, Concession 2, Stanley, County f Huron, within 2 miles of Beacefield, and 2 of Lot den, Baron & Bruee BailrOad, and 6 of Clin- ton. Ninety acres cleared, 10 !of hardwood bush, oil clay loam, in a high stateiof cultivation, Well Watered, good briek house 2606, frame barn 36x 66, frame shed 26x80. App, pear, and peach • orchard of 4 acres in good beery:is. Terms reason- eble. For thither partieulars, apply to the pro - Actor on the piemises or eo Brucefield P. O. M. CALLANDER. 1 717; ,t Ole% GAGE SAI E -Under and by virtuearf a certain Indenture of Mortgage, which will ie nroduced at the time of Sale, there will be •Offered for eale by Public, Audtion, at the Ameri- ean Hotel, in the village of 4rnese1s, on Satur- day, the 241h day of September, 1E81, at 2 o'clock P.M., by Mr. Q. R. Cooper, Auctioneer, the fol- lowing valuable property, vie,: Lot No. 440 on William htreet, in Bolton's enevey of part of the Village of BiusEels, containi ,g one quarter of an itere of land, more or less. E1pon the property 18 erected a comforted* frame iouae, one and a half storeys high, with stone c Ilar. The house is Well finished inside and out, and is in good itepair. The garden is well planted with fruit trees. The property is in a geod locality, and a etidewalk is laid past the premises. Terms of Sale --One-tenth on day of sale, and balance in qne month thereafter, when the purchaaer shall be entitled to a con-veyance and to be let into possession. To a good man time will be allowed for payment of a portion of the purchase money. F'uither particulars end conditions of sale may be otained 'on application to the undersigned, or to C. R. Cooper, Auctioneer, Brussels. Mc- CAUGHEY & HOLMESTEL4 Vendors Solicitors. }t Seater:eh, Sept. 6th, 1881. 718-3 IA -COTTON SALE OF FARO!, FARM STOCK i"' AND IMPLEMENTS-Mr:J. P. Brine has 'Alen instructed by Mr. Dexid Callender to sell by Pul•lic Auction, on the pet misee, on Wednes- day, September 21. at 12 o'cletek, noon, the fol- lowirg valuable pi operty' v z.: That splendid Farm, being compereeo ofLc 120, Concession 2 Stanley, containing 100ncreta 85 of which are Cleared, well fenced, and in a good state of eultivation. The balance is well timbered with haWwood. There is a frame 1101190, frame baru and sheds, and plenty of Water; also a good searing young orchard. Is about 24; miles from Bin celield village, 6 front Clinton, aud 8 from eaftetth, all being large teems and good mar• -et s. The foam ail) be sold without reserve, as t' e proprietor is bound for Menitoba. TERMS - 'en per cent. of the pure:hada money must be paid en the day of sale, enchigh of the balance to reale oned bird of the a Nile within 30 days,. and the remainder ae desired by purchaser, secur- ed by mortgage at 7 ter cent. ihtereet. The tain3 stoel-The fence ing ;farm stock will be disposed of at the close of title farm sale, viz.: One Finn 'sorbing horsee, 1 :two year old colt, Sired by "Hambletonian, '1 fiuckin g foal, aired by the Imported Stallion "Falkirk Lad," 5 mileh • cows, 2 two year cld steere,:4 two year old heifer, 7 yearlings, 1 lumber wagon, 1 pair bobsleighs, 2 plows and other articles. hERMS-All sums of $5 and under, cash; ovei that amount 12 n ant Ye en ea will be gh era on furnishing ap proved endert.ed notes. A di. cc nut of 8 per cent.. will be renew& d for cash on all credit em cur to. DAVID CALLANDEli, Proprietor ; J. P. BRINE , Auctioneer. • 717 UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK • AND IMPLEMENTS -Mr. J. P. Brine has been instructed by Mr. • John Hannah, to sell by Public Auction on !Lot 16, Concession 2, H. R. S., Trickersmith, en Tuesda•y, September 20, at 12 o'clock, noon, the • following valuable property, viz.: Ono gelding ;tiering 3 3ear a old, sired by "Old Enterprise," 1 teirood mare, 10 years old, 1 working horse, two coWs supposed to be in calf, five fat cows, 3 steers rittirg three years old, 4 heifers rising three years Old, 3 steers rising two years old, 4 heifers rising twit years -old, 8 ewes and lornbs, a pure bred Leicester ram, 1 grain crusher'1 root cut ter, 1 bre acicast seeder, 1 pair of Scot ch Diamond harrows,12 plows, THOUGH - BRED STOCK -Two g Jri4gs 6 years old, sired by "Lerd Hadow," 5 gradeMilch cows, supposed to be in calf lo thoroughbred Durham bull, 4 thorougLbred Durharat c ws, in calf, 1 yearling heif EY, the re ughbr cd, 1 thentenghbre el heifer calf, 1 thorouehbred bull calf, and several ether articles too numerous to mention. As the proprieter hts given up the anted farm, the whole of the ibove will be sold without reserve. Terms - All Mita Of :it'd and under, cash; over that amount 8 months' credit will be given on furnishing ap- proved joint notes. A disconnt of 6 cents on the dollar will be allowed for, cash on all credit amounts. JOHN HANNAH,: Proprietor; J. P. BRINE, Auctioneer. 717 , London, Huron and Bruce. GOING NORTH- . Expreas. Mail. Exprose. A. Mi P.M. P.M. London, depart 7 0 2 20 6 25 • Centralia 8 (4.) '8 25 7 28 Exeter 8 62 3 38 7 40 Hensall 9 05 8 52 '7 53 Eippen 9 Id 8 57 7 69 Brucefield 9 21 4 07 8 08 Clinton 9 39 4 28 8 25 Lon rlesboro. 9 58 4 41 8 45 Blyth 10 06 450 852 Belgra-ve 10 24 6 06 9 09 Wingham, arrive 10 45 5 25 9 25 GOING SOUTH- Ma]. Express. Expreas A. M.1 P.M Wingham, depart. ... 7.00 2 57 Belgrave 7 118 8 05 Blyth 7 35 8 28 Londesboro 7 4,4 3 38 Clinton 8 02 8 54 Drncefield 8 20 4 07 Kippen 8 8,0 4 15 Hensall 836 420 Exeter. 8 62 4 82 Centralia 9 02 4 42 London, arrive 10 95 5 35 P. M. 6 20 638 6 66 7 04 7 24 '7 43 7 69 8 06 8 25 8 42 10 10 • Great Westerii. Railway. ' Trainsleave Brussels statlion, north and south as under: , GOING NORTH. GOING SOUTH. -.- Mixed . 9-45 A. M. • Aecom.. ..... 5:50 A. M. Accom..... -2:37 P. M. Aecom 12.16 P.M Accom........9:15 P.M. Mixed . .8:00 Pe M • eine AUCTIONEERS. jI'. BRINE, Lioeneed Auctioneer for the • 00unty of Huron. Slee attended in all parts of the °minty. All orders left at theft- POOITOn Office will be proraptlyattended to. Grand. Trunk Railway. Traineleave Seaforth and Clinton Stations as follows: Gorse WEST- SEAPORT*. , Express 2.17 P.N. Express .8 56 P.M. , Mixed Train......9:15 Mixed Train .5:0 P. -M. GOING FAST- SEAF03thi. Express 7-50 A M. Express Train1:10 P. . Mixed Train.. P. Mixed Train... .10:50 A.X • CLINTON. • 2:40 P.M. 9:15 P.M. 10:00 A. M 6:15 P. M' Cartutes. 7:30 A. M. 12:95 P.M. 4:15 P. M. 10:00 A. M. •- 0R, COOPER, Brussels, County Auctioneer. j Sales of all descriptions promptly at- tended in any pelt of the county on reasonable terme. Order e left at tho office of the Hums Exedearon, or addressed to Brussels, will receive prompt attention. 1 A WUNDER DELGETTY, Licensed Auction- ."' ben aleKillon. Special attention given to salesof Landed Property, Farm Stock and Implements. All orders left with the under- signed at Walton P. 0. or Lot 14, con - emotion 14, will be- promptly attended to. Sale bills, notes and stamps furnishei if required. ALEX. DELGETTY, Walton. 639 . TO LET -Six rooms over A. G. AUlt's Grocery Store, Seaferth. Soitable fordress makers o r private dwelling, with fiont andrear entrance. - Apply toA. G. AULT, Proprietor. 693 rivwo HOUSES TO RENT -To fortable dwelling ,house adj Temperance Hall, in the nicest p also the house djoining the Do and Skating Rink; possession at sonable. Apply to L. MURPHY, 5 Rent, a com- Ming the Old t of the town; inion Curling nos; rent rea- &forth. 800 STORER:MBE TO RENT. -T rent a good grain at °rehouse on the sont side of the raila ay heck in Sea forth, witht' o sets of sualee, truck e and iqqa all coinplete ; possession given immediately. Apply to Scot t Brothers, Seaforth, or to the proprietor, ROBERT SCOTT, Rox- boro. 677 STORE TO RENT -To rent a large and cam- '71-3nodieus el ore in Whitney s block, Main Street, Seafort la, in the beet businesspart of the • town. The etone is 60 feet long with a store ro.ui 30 feet in le.agth in the rear, Rent reason- able and poeseseioo given en 5th January, 1881. Apply to WHITNEY BROTHERS- 679 MEDICAL. SIGN OF THESAW CIRCULAR T O'SP EA, 0 M., Rad M. C. P. and S., 0 Ont. GI'S te ef Queen's University, Ring- ktOt. Physician, Surgeon and • Accoucheur. Office err d esieence Dublin, OntthA.11 calls teed tient and day pre rcptly attended to. 715x8 oe ; - - - - dt- G. SCOTT, M. D. &c, Physician,Surgeon and td • Accoucheur, Seaforth, Ont. Office and resi- d epee sou..h side of Gorki ich Street, second door east of Presbyterian Church. 342 HL. VER COE, M. D., C. M.. Physician, Sur- geon, etc.,Coroner for the County of Huron. Ofdee and Residence, on Jarvis street north, direetly opposite Seaforth Public School. vAs HANOVAII, M.D., C. M., Graduate of v McGill University, Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur, Seaforth,Ont. Office and Residence, N orth side Gederich Street, first Brick House. east of the Methodiet Church. 496 BUTCHIN'SON, Graduate of McGill Col- ." I' lege, Id ou treat, Licentiate of the Royal Col- lege of PhyOcians, Edinburgh, and late House Surgeon of Craiglockhart Hospital, Edinburgh. Office-Bluevale, Ont. 686-52 '. BUGGIN, L. D. S.iSurgeon ' -u-v• • Dentist, Graduate of the 't Royal College of Dental Surgeons, 111' - Coracle.. Successor to st. Derby- shi re. CfOce-In the Whitney Block, Main Stir et flice hchrs-8 A. M. to 5 P.M. VATS( N, It:culla Gold Medallist, and Col- • lege Gold Medalist of Royal College of are Dental 8, (OLS, Toronto. Office in Meyers' 74 Block, over Jr 1.1 tor 3others Hardware Store, Seaforth. 714 • H -S d JO >0OIS '1111..d t-! •szonicr NVa Q2 f ELEPHANT, BR.ANDRAIVI'S &cw, &c, SCI NYEI9. 0 DO rn 0 ---- - LEGAL. ' IVIA-1\TITIOI3A. G. A itioi,;( . -‘;',.,.! 1 ROUDF 00T, Parristere, Bench G oderich, Ontarto J. T. Garrow. G. W R. ' EXCURSIONS . . Wm. Prondfoot. 686 , . CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON, Barristers, SEPT•28TH AND OCT 19TH ,. C. Caeron, Q. C., Philip Holt, M. G. Cam- . eren.Solicitors in Chancery, the., Goderich, Ont. mm 506 a l WILLIAM SMALL, Conveyancer and Commis- 1 sPECIAL Freight train in advance of each Blotter in B. R., Wroxeter. Auctioneer and y A.ppraieer. Aceounta and notes collecte3d66on 1 patty. Agent, or to Applyto anGreat Western Railway _ reasonable tenets. THOMAS GREENWAY, Centralia, 11w•c• METER, Barrieter and Attorney at i Or to WILL J. WHITE, Express Agent, • I fiV, belicitor in Chancer3. Commissioner 691 Exeter. for taking affidavits in the. Province of Manitoba. Solicitor tor the Bank of Hamilton, Wingham. Private Wilde to loan lit 64 toe per cent. 638 BENSON & MEYEA, Barristerand Attorne y 11 Z... 1 at Law, Solioitors in Chanceryand Insolvency : LLI Conveyancers, Notaries Puhlic, eto. Offices -Seta forth andBrussels. $23,oao of Private Funds to lnvestat once, atEightpereent. Interest,payablei' .-I yearly. Commissioner fdr taking Affidavits for us e in the Courts of Manitoba. 1 JAS. H. BENSON. EldW. 0. 3IEYER. .0 The above firra hair this day been dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts due the firm to - be paid to M. Bensdn who will pay alrliabil- Mein' Nov ; 27, 1876. • JAMES H. BENSON. H. W. C. MEYER. MCCAUGHEY & HOLMESTEDI LAW, CHANCERY, AND CONVEYANCING OFFICE, Scott's Block, Main Street, Seaforth. SOLICITORS for the Consolidated Bank of 'td Canada and the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Seaforth. Farm and Town and -Village Property bought and sold. Money (private funds) loaned on mortgage see o urities, at reasonable rates of interest. Charges mpderate. Money invested for private persons upon the best mortgege securities, without any expense to the lender. 5. G. 6113C.AUGHEY, M. A. F. HOLMESTED BROADFOOT & BOX SEA -FORTH, UNDERTAKERS, &O. 73 FUNERALS ATTENDED UN Dig IA SHORTEST _NOTICE. • 3 COFFINS AND SHROUDS, In HEARSE FOR HIRE. 0 0 3. cn .11 ALWAYS ON HAND. • ANCHOR LINE, UNITE)) STA.TES MAIL STEAMERS Sail Every Seturday from NEW YORK and GLASGOWNvia Londonderry)_ and LONDON S'tfor Liverpool, Londonderry, Glaa n iorTlveic,ct.Rand Ta u parts of Europe. Fares as low as Any ether first-class line. , Prepaid Passage Certificates issued to pentOne !wishing to bring out their friende. The Paesenger accommodation of Anchor L ne Steamers are unsurpassed for elegance and corn. fort. Apply to , S. DICKSON, 593 At the Post Office, Seafoith RECCRIi OF THE LYMAN BA141. FIR,ST PRIZES AWARDED THE LYMA N " 4 -BARB WIRE FENCING At Montreal, (Quebee,) Hamilton, (Ontario), Cincinnati. (Ohio), Syracuse, (New York), and Davenport, (Iowa), Exhibitions, for Excellence and Superiority over all Competitors. The Cheapest and Best Fencing in the Weald. Adopted and in use en 39 Railway Lines in the United States aid Canada. See that our trede mark, "Lyman Barb," is stencilled on each reel. Buy no other. Send for prices and ciecu- Jars to WM. ROBERTSON & Co., Hardware Merchants, Seaforth, Sign of the Circular Saw or to the DOMINION BARB WIRE FENCE Co.,Montreal. • 692-26 ; • `8110 a33SN1l `1391E1%9IN 3Hi NI 1S3S 0 1 3:11 X 03 M 0 I 5:74: -'- oe se -s 0 see EB e'zi• 0 --t 8 cz. •spunocT 0n`i. `/imgvdoo 7 fps. - •s• - • r - STILL AHEAD; BRUSSELS LIME WORKS. TowN rr BE Subsexiters take this orportnnity of re- turning thenke to the inhabit ante of Brusriela and vicinity or past patromege, and beg to state thet having Made eever al improvements in their ard mode 0f -burning, thr-y are now in a bet- ter poeition than ever before to supply the pub- lic -with first:ads toi Lime et 13 cents cash at the - kiln, or 15 cents de.livered. ie belt, g be seveut It smnson of oter bueiness deainece la 1; eeeals, iced havit g given mignell- fied t,i13t4,1 o fan the public ean rely on rec ing gc ot came lit and a 'bet class article from us. IO01add Remember he pad -Bravado Lime Werke. 699 TOWN 0, SONS. HOLLOWAYP1IhT Trils Great He last hold Medicine ranks amongst the ]('tdig v(te' sash-- of life., These fa- mous Pills I onf,y the Itlot cl, and act most power - 't Ef ot hingly, on the Liver.,", Stomach., Hideo ys d lore. co-, eerie g to ne,, et ergy and -vigor to the ee gmtnnirz 141.rir g of dile- They are coacher thy n cc lateen( rd rd'vvr failing remedy in 1) et ses hei e the conetiitoi n, from what evei ea se, has become ininaired r weaken- ed_ TI,ey wonderfelly efficaeions In all ail - leant g ipeit t mad 1. Females of allflAgsj and as a General F Medicine, are unsurpassed. HOLLOWAY'S OINTO Its searching to d heath g.properties ara known through -et he woad. 1!"-t r rile elite of bad legs, i. bad in ee,e , c 1.; y., 1114-l-, Si 11S and nlecers. it is an in a din] - .t mech. h effeetually rubbed on the neck ant ebeet. ue eelr h.to meat., 1.-, enres Sore'J I, i oat', 1 de hti ereerronehitis,Conghs,Colds," and even A Sanaa. For 6 landslar swellings.. Ab- scesses, Pik E, Fistulas, Gout, 'cheeriest ismoraid every hind pf skin disease, it has never been known to fri 1. The Pillr and Ointment are mum- factured te, y at fdihOiford Street,Londereand are sold by sll yendore of Medicines thronglieut the Civilized W rid ; vith dm ctions for use in al. most ewe, v lamp) age_ ite'Prachasers should look to the label on tbe pots and b4xes. 11 the address is ot 583, Oxford Street, London, they are spui it in. . 712-52. THE "FORTH RESTAURANT. ‘0. DEAGONi Of the SEAFORTH RESTAURANT, Murphy's Bica, Main Street, is now receiving nice, Fresh Oysters, direct from Baltimore, both in. cans *AA hulk, -which he is prepared to sell very cheap. He intends keeping a supply of these Oysters regularly during the season, and will he in a pcsitioi to supply private families, hotels or social par-. ties on very reasonable terms. He has also a snpply of fine Peaches direct from Grimsby, which are the best in the market. He also keeps on hand in Sea• all other Kinds- of FRUITS son, fresa and good. Call at the Sea - forth Re tanrant. You can't do better in town. REA H, DEAGON., D AND LEARN VILLIAM RUDD, FOR MANY Years .f Fgrsordville, hart rented tie \\ at4:011 Sip p beler ging to Mr. William Grassie, o NetrIzet bti zet, Seaforth, and wit hereafter c ryonlhe Waygon and Carriag e ilfaking ss in all its Branches. He can gn rant ee got- d work, and that one brat the best 0 material REPAIRING A IIIPECIA,12111r,.aud promptly jattended to, and neatly and cheaply executed. FA SCJI E ir AT ES -Be will &leo keep on hand a GoodStock of Farreere' Gates, Give bilking rial. 716-13 L.T.-r.D. A*EIR'S HAIR VIGOR r OR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS NAT URAL VITAL[/ Y AND COLOR - Advanc- ing year", ilektress„ c a le , alteappohat- nrent, and heredi- tary predisposition all turn the hair gray, and either of -t em iodine it to ed prematurely. Ayerts-Hair Vigor, by lon,g a,n1 :eaten- stve rise, has pro,. en tbat it eters a e falling out of the hair inanie- diately ; of 1 cn re mt s hth e grow; and alwayS :surely 1-e.i.torcli 11) .. cclor, wan fa.ded orgray. It stireblatc..4 1 Iry x u )iii .-e ci ganS to heelthyactiv- ity, end i re, te yes both the heir and its beauty. Thus brathy„ wesk or eielely beer henomes glossy, pliable and ettengtheacel; lost:hair regrows with lively exieceeh,n ; follii g hair is ,checked and stablishe'd ; thin hdr- tlickats ; and faded or .gray'hairs T1 STIP ' e their original tam-. Itsoper- ation ie 1-11r(.. al.d haimit Fri. it :clues dandruff-, hea)S all Imirt.ril-s, lind ivt 10; 'the Fett13.) eeol, clean .and soft -under which condiftins, iiii,tases 01 the - scalp eie itro /edible. As a dressing ior ladies' hair, the Vigor is arnieed for its :grateful and :agreeable pexitone- mid -veined .1 or the soft lustre end riehro ea el ;one it iniperte. Prepared by DR ... J. et, AYER & Co., LieWit11., Ma's, Pi -ann- eal and Analytical Cherohde. Sold by all Thug- eistsaual Dealers in Medicine. 6i9-52 3 THE Z it fil 1 0 11 - -. -SADDLERY, HARNES —AND FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT! .iJEJ2iOY IV ELL, Proprietor. A GOOD Steck of Hairless .01 all kids alwaye 3- on hand, together with everything else be- tel:Time, to tire businesa, which will be sold cheaper then •eeer. FURNITURE, I1jRN ITURE Specially low pie e given to newly inarreea couples rfqnumug fur -White. Gall and see my Stock and prices before pure -fleeing elserbere, you Avill save money by doing eo. 893 lite-RVON WELL, Zeriee.