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OCTOBER 21 1881.:
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THE HURON EXPO'SITOR.
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:EEILL BROTHERS' OLD STAND, OPPOSITE THE COMMERCIAL
A FACT.—'
Store jaiely Occupied by Hill Brothers, opposite the Clomrnercial Hotel, Seaforth, There is yet $7,000 Worth of Goods to Dispose of; and will sell at a GREA_T SACRIFICE, as Will Havel, to
'Clear Out the Whole Stock Within the next Tviro Months. ,, This is no 'Puff, I Mean What I say. Try me. Parties From a Distance Can Save Their Expenses and Make Money bty Purchasin at
the Emporium. Sale, Seaforth. Mg WOK ISCON. i
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THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE COUNTY OF HURON AT WHICH TO PURCHASE
DRY GOODS, MILLINERY, CLOTHING, GROCERIES, AND EVPYTHING NEEDED BY THE PEOPLE.
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You. -Want to Save 25 to 50 Per Cent. in Buying DRY GOODS, MI:LLINERY; READYMADE CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS AND. FURS, go to the
A Forgotten Translator of the
Bible.
At near the middle of the eighteenth
century, an emigrant from the county
of Derry, Ireland, a widower with four
children, sailed for America. Dreadful
seaelickpeea prostrated him, and he
died wheiiin sight of the capes of the
Delaware. The little property he had
brought with him the captain of the
vessel appropriated to laisown use, and
the four deatitute orphans, two boys
laid two girls, were landed at New
Castle, Delaware.
One of these children was a bright,
blue.eyed boy of eleven years of age.
The captain placed him in the family
of a blacken:1dt'). One night he heard
the artisan tell his wife that the child
was to be bound to him the net day, as
an apprentice. The boy resolVed not
to be chained to a forge. He was stud.
lona and thoughtful, and had dreamed
of life other than that of mere physical
drudgery for which his delicate frame
was inadequate. So, packing his scanty
clothing in a little bundle, he departed.
before the dawn on a -journey he knew
not whither. Wh4e trudging along a
dusty road, hungry and weary, be was
overtaken by a wealthy woman in her
carriage and invited to ride. She was
charmed by the boy's bright conversa-
tion, and asked him what he would
like to be when he became a man. He
promptly replied:
"Pd like to be a scholar, and make a•
living by writing."
Pleased with this answer, the good
*0-1319,11 took the boy home- with her and
sent -him to school. Meanwhile his
brother, older than he, had found busi-
ness and prospered., and he furnished
the aspiring la,d with means for ac-
-quirieg a classical education under the
instruction of the eminent Dr. Allison,
who was the sehool-master of sat many
distinguished revolutionary patriots.
The boy grew to a tall, slender and
well-educated young Man. He became
& teacher in the Friends' Academy at
New Castle, and learned to love and, re-
vere that Society because of the
abounding virtues of its members. He
finally went to Philadelphia, wheie he
had the good fortune to win the esteem
and abiding friendship of Dr. Franklin, -
There he established a Friends' Acade-
my, and was distinguished as a willing
and industrious helper in every good
work. His truthfulness was so con-
spicuous that it was proverbial. Among
the Indian tribes of Pennsylvania,
whom he frequently assisted in their
helplessness, he was known as "The
man who tells the truth."' On all occa-
sions he was their trusted anchor of
hope for jClatiOG from the white men.
Epps's Cocoa.
Grateful -and Comforting.—"By a
thorough knowledge of the natural 1 Nee
which govern the operations of diges-
tion and 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
a constitution may be gradually built
up until strong enough to resist every
tendency to disease. Hundreds of sub-
tle maladies are floating around us
ready to attack wherever there
is a weak point. We may escape
many a fatal shaft by keeping carselves
well fortified with 5 per° blood and ta
properly nourished frame."—Civil Ser-
vice taazette. Sold only in packets
labelled—"James Epps & Co. Homoeo-
pathic CheMists, London, ing."—Also
makers of Epps' S Chocolate Essence for
afternoon use. 482-52
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Mothers! Mothers! Mothers
Are yon disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by a sick child suff-
ering and crying with the excruciating
pain of cutting teeth? If so, go at
once and get a bottle of IVIrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup. It will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately—de-
pend upon it; there is no mistake
aboutit. 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, and give rest to the mother
land relief and health to the child, oper-
ating like magic. Iteis 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.
other. troubles left me, and I was cured.
I feel so truly indebted to this, great
remedy for what it has done for me
that I send. you this voluntary testi-
mony, hoping it may be the means of
indecing others, who are suffering as I
was, to make use of it. It is the best
remedy for lung complaints that I ever
heard, of, and I am constantly recom-
mending it 'te my friends." 50 cents
and $1. a bottle. Sold by all druggists.
710-52
The young man's thirst for exact
knowledge was intense and unceasing.
One day he found. at a street book -stall
a portion of the Septuagint, the first
and purest translation of the Hebrew
Scriptures into the Greek language,
made nearly three hundred years before
the. birth of Christ. He earnestly
sought for the remainder of the precious
book and soon found it. Wishing to
thc•ronghly master its contents, he re-
newed his study of the Greek language
with great zeal, and became one of the
most profound Greek aeholars in Amer-
ica,. He made a careful comparison of
the Septuagint with the,- so-called
"King James" version (not a new trans-
lation) of the Oid Testament. fle found
so many errors,- evident interpolations
and obscure passages in this "author-
ized" version of the Hebres,v Scriptures, writes : "Mycustomers who have used
our Veeetable DisCovery and Dyspep-
tic Cure say that at has done them more
good than anything they have ever
used." 723-4
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A PhySical Wreck.
A. hacking cough saps the physical
constitution, not alone because it de-
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
total physical v,vreck must inevitably
ensue without this. In the choice of a
remedy the pulmonary invalid is some-
times rnialed 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
fp Lyman's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil
0,nd Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda
1 isiatitle it to the place it occupiea, viz.,
that of the foremost cough medicine
and. lung invigorant sold on this con-
inent. The testimony of veteran phy-
,sicians, and a popularity based on
merit, combine to give it the prestige of
a standard naedicine. In cases of
asthma, weak chest and lungs, bron-
chitis, laryngitis and other throat and
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True to Her, Trust.
Too much cannot be said of the ever -
faithful wife and mother, constantly
watchiug and caring for her dear ones,°
never neglecting a single duty in their
behalf. When they are assailed by dis-
ease, aildthe syatem should have a
thorough cleansing, the stoanach and
bowels regulated, blood. purified, ma-
larial poison exterminated, she mnst
know that Electric Bitters are the only
sure remedy. They are the best and
purest medicine in the world, and. only
cost fifty cents. Sold bY E. Hickson k
Co. 714.52d
Rest and Comfort to the
&Offering.
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 itch s of all kinds, and is
for sale by all druggists at 25 cants a
bottle. 692-52
Vegetable Discovery.
Heartburn, oppression at the pit of
the stomach, and the attendant annoy-
ances of constipation* and biliousness,
na
cobine to rendee the dyspeptio utterly
wretched. But t ere is, if he will but
take advantage o it, a source of relief
froth all this mise
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Holloway's Pills.
Dysentery, Diarrbcea and Disordered
Bowel B.—These maladies are ever pres-
ent, and if left unattended frequently
terminate fatally. It should be every-
where known that all these complaints
originate in the presence of some undi-
gested substance in the stomach or bow-
els, or of some deleterious matter in tieblood, and that Holloway's pills can
eliminate either with ease and expedi-
tion. They comtine in a surprialing
degree purifying, alterative, regulating,
and strengthening qualities, and thus
exert over every internal organ' the
wholesomely controlling influence so
necessary for aubdaipg excessive action
in the htiman., frame. Holloway's
medicine may be advantageously taken
as a nieans of keeping the- blood pure
and the body cool—the only practicable
plan of maintaining health in youth, in
manhood, and in old age. 712.52
ESTRAY STOCK.
R SIRATS AND REWARD — Any one giving
such int eon:ration es will lead to the recovery
of the folledaing cattle will receive $5 reward:
One v. bite ye fulirg heifer, 2 red and white
heifer% 1 rte heifer, 1 a hitieh roan steer, one
eon. old, and steer red with white star on
forehead, eix head in all. RALPH THOMPSON,
Lot tn, Mesh illop, let Concession, Huron Road.
STRAYED CALF—Came into the premises of
the undersigned, Lot 22, Concession 5, Stan-
ley, about the 1st of -September, a last spring's
heifer calf. The owner can have the same on
prbving property and _paying charges, on applica-
tion to the undersig-ned,Constance P.O., or on Lot
10, concession 6, Hullett, where the animal can
be seep. THOMAS MILLS
HEEP STBAYED—Strayed from Lot 17023, xClon-
" cession 3 Stanley, 6 yearling sheep, 4 wethere
and 2 ewes. One wether dieappeared aboutthe
middle of July, and the other 5 about the last
week in Ang-nst. Four of them are marked with
notch out of the left ear, ard two of the wethers
are marked a ith notch ha the other ear. Any in-
form Mien that will lead to the recovery of these
animals will be euitsbly rewarded, and any person
barboi ing t he F sine will he prosecuted as the law
directR. RODERICK ROSS, Brute field. 722x4
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
A General Starapecie.
Never was such a rush made for any
drugstore as is now at E. Hickson &
Co.'s for a trial bottle of Dr. King's
New Diecevery for Consumption,Coughs
and Coldti. All persons afflicted with
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseuess, Se-
vere _Coughs, or any affection of the
Throat and Lungs, can get a trial bottlem
of this great reedy free, by calling at
the above drug store. 714.52.4
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.Are You Gging to Travel P
Don't forget a Supply of Dr. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry. It is a
superior remedy for sea sickness, and a
positive cure for all bowel complaints
induced by bad water, chauge of diet, or
of climate. Whether at home or abroad,
it should be kept at hand in case of
.emergency. 724
Bu_rdock ,Blood Bitters.
Northrop' de Ly -
man's Vegetable Discovery and Dys-
Cures scrofula, erysipelas, salt rheum,
piles and all humors of the blood. Cures
peptic Cure is, as its name imports, a
l'
botanic preparatiOn, free from Irciineral dyspepsia, liver Compaint,biliousness,
poisone and an all -sufficient remedy for
constipation; dropsy, kidney complaints,
headache, nervousness,feinale weakness
indigestion in its most obstinate form.
It not only enriches the blood by en -
and general deb9ity. 724
abling the digestitve organs to convert
the food received into nutrinaent, but Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
depurates it by increasing the action The best salve in the world for Cuts,
of the bowels andeleidneys, the natural Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
outlets for its impurities. Mr. George Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Toler', druggist,' Gravenhurst, Ont., Chilblains, Come, and all Skin Erup-
, tions, and positively cures Piles. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by E. Hickson cfa Com-
pany. 714-52
that he resolved to translate the Sept-
uagint (in Greek) into English. This'
lebor of love he began when he was al-
most forty years of age.
At the begioniug of September, 1774,
the first Contniental Congress assem-
bled at Philadelphia. Ou the day be-
fore that event the man whose career
I DM tracing in faintest outline was
married to a wealthy Quaker maiden,
who lived on her estate a few miles
from Philadelphia. He was then a
bachelor, about forty-five years of age.
They were wedded in the city after the
manner prescribed by the Society of
Friends, and retired to the home of
the bride. The next morning they- re-
turned to the city, and while alighting
from their modest chaise a message
from Peyton Randolph, President of
the Congress juat assembled, was hand-
ed to the bridegroona, inviting him to
come to Carpenter's Hall, the place of
meeting.
For what purpose\ arta I wanted at
Carpenter's Hall ?' \asked the bride -
groan?.
"I cannot tell," answered the mes-
senger ; he desires you to come im-
mediately."
Handing the reins of his laorse to a
servant, and taki-ne his bride into his
t,
boas°, he repaired to Carpenter s Hall, lung Cornplanta, it may be implicitly re
-
where, he found the Congress assembled lied upon. 710.b
and waiting for his appearance.
dent, "we have sent for you to keep
erimption.
411
"Mr. Thotapson' said the Presi- A Case of Confii-Tned Con -
the minutes of the proceedings of this
Congress."'
He consented to do so, and immed-
iately seating himself at a table, with
pen, ink and paper before him, he en-
tered upon the duties of Secretary to
the Continental Congress as a tenapora-
ry labor. In that official position Chas.
Thompson, the young enaigrant from
Derry, now almost forgottoia to the
American translator of the Bible, re-
mained, fifteen years (refusing payafor
his services) until that body expired in
1789, when the nation was born. So
remarkable for accuracy ware his offi-
cial records, that when a.ppealed to to
settle doubtful questions and flying
rumors it would be said, "Here comes
Truth—here comes Charles Thonip- began its use, and before I had taken
eon. half a bottle of it my cough and my
From Mrs. M. M. Ball, of East
Stoneham, Me. "I feel it my duty to
write a few words in favor of DR. WIS-
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. In the
early part of last winter I took a Be-
are cold, and Eihortly afterward a dis-
ressing cough was added, to it. My
riends did everything they could for
e, but without avail. The best phy-
Bleiana that could be procured did not
relieve me, and my cough continued
with me all through the winter with
increasing severity. spit blood three
or fousr times. a day, and my friends,
considering my' ease hopeless, gave me
up as a confirmed consumptive. I was
in this condition when I hoard of DR.
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. I
LEG -AL
GARE OW & ROUDFOOT, Barristers, Solici-
tore, &e., Goderich, Ontario.—J. T. Garrow.
Wm. Proudfoot. 686
-paltialsn EXCHANGE HOTEL, Goderich,
-" Oet. WM. COX, Proprietor. This ia one of
the Quieteet, Ivcst Comfortable and Best Con-
ducted 13 tele in t he Province. The ilooms are
ecrumooiena and the Table and Bar liberally
Fripplied. Good et eblie g in connection. 686-52
TWO HOUSES TO RENT To Rent, a com-
j- fortable dwelling house adjoining the Old
Temperance Hell, in the nicest pait of the town;
aleo the boon adjoining the Dominion Curling
and Ekatieg Rink; possession at once; rent rea-
sonable. Appl3 to L. MURPHY, Seaforth. 700
STOCK FOR SERVICE.
CAMF.RON, HOLT & CAMERON, Barristers, j
riolicitorti in Chancery, &o., Goderich, Ont.
M. C. Cameron, Philip Holt, M. G. Cam- 0
eron. 606
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W.C. MEYER, Barrieter and Attorney at ,
-1--` • Lu w „Solicitor in Chancery. Commissioner
for taking affidavits in the Proviuce of Manitoba.
Solicitor for the Bank of Hamilton, Wiugham.
Private funds to loan at 6i to 6e per cent. 688 1
'llseENSON & MEYER, Barristers and Attorney !
." at Law, S olictitora in Chancery and.Insolvency 1
Conveyancers, Nntaries Public, etc. Offices—Sea
forth andBrussefie. $23,cmo of Private Foods to '
Inveetatonee,atrEight percent. Interest payable
Coromiesioner for taking Affidavits for c.
us e in the Couits of Manitoba. "
AS. II. RENON. H.W. 0. MRS' r.3.z . 0
The above firm has thie day been diseolved by
Mutual consent. All accounts due the finer to 7.
be paid to Mr. Benson who will pay all Habil- A
ities.
GOOD PIG S—The undersigned will keep during
the preeent seasen at his farm near Rodger-
ville, in the toe ntbip of USN rne, two thorough
bred Berkshire Boars- They are both from Mo -
Art hur'e herd the celebrated pig breeder of Lobo.
Tney tire not of kin. Terme—$1 per sow with
the privileee of returning if necessary. WILLIAM
"ELDER. 721
SUFFOLK PIG—Samuel Bennie has purchased
ire re the celebrated pig Ireeder, McArthur of
Lobo a thorcuebbred Suffolk Boar pig, which he
will keep for the improvement of stock at ]ii' saw
mill on the 9th Concession of the township of Hay.
This pig is a splendid animal. Ho took third
prize at the Provincial Exhibition over a large
number of ether good animals, and first prize at
the Zurich Show Terms — $1 eayable at the
time of service with the privilege of returning if
necessart. SAMUEL RANNIE, Proprietbr. .722
hclectric. Oil.
Joseph Rusan, Percy, writes—"I was
induced to try Dr. Thomas' Eclectric
Oil for a lameness Which troubled non
for three or four years, and I found it
the best artielel I ever tried. It has
been, a great blessiug to me." 691-52
_ MEDICAL.
Eelectric Oil.
"It is a Great Public Benefit."—
These significant words were 'Wed in
relation to Dr. Thomas' EcleCtric Oil
by a gentleman Who had thoroughly
tested its merits in his own casp—hav-
ing been cured by it of lamenes4 of the
knee of three or four years' standing.
It never fails to remove soreness as well
as lameness. 691-52
Teaberry.
"Must say it the nicest thing I ever
used for the teeth and breath," says
every one having tried "Teaberry," the
new toilet. gem. Get a 5 cent sample.
679,52
1. 1' 61.1-1Eit • M. D. C M., ard M. C. P. arid S.,
011t . GI El duote el QUef n'Ft University, King -
F t on. 1 hy si de Le Se i geon ay d Accoucheur.
Cflie e ern resider ea Dubin), Ont. 11-Al1 calls
oiebt teed day prereptly attended to. 716x8
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JG. SCOTT, M. D. &e, Physician,Sureeon and
• A cconeteure See forth, Ont. Office a.nd reei-
e epee south side of Goderich Street, Beciond door
east of Presbyterian Chnroh. 842
THE GREAT FEMALE RL'MEi Y.—Job Moses
Peri( dietel nevsluable medicine is
unfailirg in the cure of all those painful and
danger -Le s eiseates to which the female constitu-
tion' is f•ubjecL. Is moderates ell excess an re-
moves all obstructions, and speedy cure may
be relied con To married laeies it is peculiarly
suited. Jt will, in a short time, bring on the
montlhy rein d with regularity. These pills
should not be taken by females during the first
three mentbs of Pregraecs , ari they are sure to
TIL. V ItECC1E, M. D., C. M.. Physician, Sur-
geon, etc.,Coroner for the County of Huron.
Office and Rreidenee, on Jarvie street north,
directly opposiee Seaforth Public School.
'Ink7 M. HAN OV,ER, M. D., C. M., Graduate of
vl 1 cel ill University, Physician, Surgeou an d
Acconcheur, Seaforth,Ont..„ Office and Residence,
N rth &nit Genench Stieet, firet Book House
east of the Me thodiet Church. 496
4.)E. HUI C1-I1NSON, Greduate McGill Col-
lege, In on ti eel, Licentiate of the Rota] Col
lege of Phyriciene, Edinburgh, and late' House
Surgeoe of Craiglockhart Itospitul, Edinburgh.
Qfficen-Bluevale, Ont. 686-52
BUGO1N, L. D. S., Surgeen
-LT 3- • Deetiet, Graduate of the
E oy a I College of Dental Surgeons,
Cr, Duda. Successor to H. D erby-
Cffice—In the Vbitney Block, Main
Seedorth. Office bourn— 8 A. M. to 6 P.M.
Str eel
Nov. 27, 1873.
3 AnIES H. BENSON
H. W. C. MEYEE. 0
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MCCAUGHEY & HOLMESTED,
LAW, CHAIN
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Scott's Block, M_ain Street, Seaforth. -DE m
Q OLICITORS for the Consolidated Bank of I ril..'`-
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Canada and the Canadian Bank of Conmaerce 1 ;11 co re
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a) r—e St
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Farm and Town and Ville ge Property bought 1 0 —4 >
in Seaforth. ten t -t
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and sold, , q 2 .-i cp
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Moray- (private funds) loaned on mortgage se- I .11 0' S CD
o urities, at reasonable rates of interest. Clhargee 1 3 -hi *
moderate. . .... 1-, td
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Money invested for private persona upon the : lei , >
b est mortgage securities, withoub finy expellee to ! .d-1 ret to k e
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S. G. di e.CATIGHEY, M. A.. F. HOLMESTED 1 IQ (Du m 0 Itx
the lender. •
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FOR SALE OR TO LET. .
ceTORE TO RENT --To rent No 2 store in Cady's
Block, Main Street, Seaforth. This store is
neatly finiehed, and is one of. the very best busi-
DOSS stands in Seeforth. Apply next door to
CLA_DY. 721
FAE141 TO lint-NT—To rent foe a term a years,
le 0 acres, leeieg, Lot 5, Concession 5, in the
township of Hulldf. For particulars apply on
the premil en or by 1 tter to JOHN BARBER, Con -
621 4
es_
etance P. O.
TO LET—Six 1:-(4o Rover A. O. Groaery
btoee, alort buituble for oress makers
on private dweilieg ith front and rear eetranee.
Apply to A. G. AULT, Proprietor. 693
.FAlted lte HnY FOP. SALE.—For sale Lot 23,
Coecessien 7, Hay, toetainieg 101) act ere 57
of e hie', are c'e aied and in a ge od suite of culti-
vation. The balance is well timbered. There aro
gdod cutbui;diegs, and a frick houtee with good
cellter ; alio a young orchard. There are 10 acres
of fall wheat sown. It is well 'innate -re for echools,
churches arid miehets, and will be sold on very
easy terms.. Apply to DAVID RIFF, Gween
P. 0. JOSEPH letiE, Proprietor. 719
FARM FOR SALE.—Orie hundred acme, more
or less, Lot 19, Concession 2, Stanley, County
of Huron, -withir 2 miles of Brucefield, and 2 of
Lot. den, Huron & Bruce Itailraad, and 6 of Clin-
ton. Ninety acres cleared, 10 of hardwood bush,
soil e at nano in a high slate of cultivatiou, well
watered. weld brick house 26):86, frame barn 36x
56, frame shed .26x80. Apple, pear, and peach
orchaxd of 4 acres in good bearing. Terms reason-
able. For feather partieulars apply to the pro-
prietor on lbe premises or to Brucefield P. O.
CALLnNDER. 717
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"FARM TO RENT—To rent Lot No. 21, Bdyfleld
Road, Stanley, containing 125 acres, 10t1 of
which are cleared and in a good state of cultiva-
tion. -There is a • new bank -barn, comfortable
houee and other outbuildings. Is within three
miles of the eellage of Brucefield and is conven-
ient to churchee and schools. Will be leased for
about 5 years. There are 13 acres of fall wheat'
sown, and about 36 ecres seeded to grass;
There is a geed orchard. Apply on the prennsee
to the proprietor% ennind A. McKENZIE. 721 -
XI .4
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rm
• conrity !ot ee
Sales attndd in ell . —I
AUCTIONEERS.
jP. BRINE; Licrenced Auctioneer for the 1 H M
liuo parte of be e County.. An orders left at the Ex -I r ID * x ni ea. td
Persian* Olin's will be promptlyattandedto. 0% .,•• ...6...,
/10 0 I m
0 CD
er. R. COOPER, Bruseels, County Auctioneer. 1 U t.4.
ye' • Se.les of all descriptione promptly at- 1 sr H -i
tended in man part of the connty on reasonable 1 ir u 111 , co
terms. Ord( releft at the officer of the Holton I );II te
EXPOSITOR, or addressed to Brussels, will receive ',--
-, (t.
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ALEXANtiERDELGETTY, Licensed Auction- • ):11 li rsi In
eer Maillop. Special attention given to e‘r- - poi 'ci4 t'i
Z ° il i•
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a ...a ceeea
prompt attention.
sales of Landed Property, Farm Stock and
Irnplelnents. All orders left with the under-
signed at Walton P. 0., or Lot 14, con-
ceesion 14, Will be promptly attended to. Sale
bills, notes and stamps furnisbed it reqnired.
ALEX. DELGETTY, Walton. 639
DENTISTRY.
WATSON & DERBYSHIRE, Dentists, Gradua-
tes of IR. C. D. S. Toronto. Rooms over
Johnston Brbs., Meybre'Block, Seaforth. Watson
Faculty and College Gold 3Iedalist. NOTE—
Teeth removed easily by the aid of Nitrous Oxide
723
London, Huron and Bruce. 111
Gone° Nonnu— Express. Mail. Exprese.
A.M. P.M. P.M. 73
7 40 2 20 6 25 .1
London, depart
S 40 25 7 28 1 en
Centraha
Exeter 8 52 8 88 7 40 X
9 05 3 52 7 68 •
Hensall
9 11 8 67 759
Kippen
9 21 407 8 OS,
Brucelield
Lon deaboro 9 89 4 23 8 9W'
9 68 4 41 8 46
Clinton...
10 06 4 50 8 52
Blyth. .*
Belgrave 10 24 6 06 9 09
Wingham, arrive 10 45 6 25 9 25
Mail. Express. Express
Goitre* Sortie—
A. M. P.M P.M.
1,Vinglianes depart.— 7 00 2 57 6 20
Belgrave 7 18 8 06 6 88
Blyth 7 85 8 28 6 55
Londeeboro.... 7 44 $ 88 7 04
802 854 724
820 407 743
8110 415 759
886 420 806
862 432 895
902 442 842
10 05 585 110
Clinton. .
Brimfield..
Kippers.
Hensel'...
Exeter.
Centralia
London, arrive
Grand Trunk Railway,
Trains Iwo Sealorth and Clinton 'S tation as
follows:
GoING WET— SRAPORTIL.
Express 2.17 P. M.
Express. 8 55 P. M.
Mixed Train......9:15 A.M.
Train.......5:40 P.M.
0 °IN° FAST— SHAFORTH.
Exprees4... .. ... 7:60 A M,
Express Train.....1:10 P. M.
Mixed Inaine. .. .4.45 P. d.
Mixed Train... .10:60 A.M.
•
FARR 126.0BBERT 'FOR SAW—For sale, Lot No.
22, 1encession,12, Hibbert, coneaining 100
acres, about e0 tide's cleared, well fenced, mostly
underdrained and free from stumps ; the balance
is well timbered with hardwood. About 13 acres
of fall es-hetit SoW11. There Ls a comfortable house,
a irood balik bait with stabling underneath, an,d
CLINT9N. •
2:40 P.M.
9:15 P. M.
111:00 A. M
6:15 P. IV
CLINTON.
7:80 A.M.
12:45 P. M.
4:15 P. M.
10:00 A.M.
Great Western Railway.
Trainsleave Brussels station,north and south
SS under:
Gonad. NORTH. GOING- SOUTH.
Mixed .. .9:46 A. Id. Accom ....... 5:50 A.M.
A °cone .. 2:87 P. M. Aceoru . 12.16 P. M
Accoria 9.15 P.M. Mixed ........8:00 P. M
IkEAD AND LEAAN
),WILLIAM RUDD,
ANCHOR LIN
TJTTNITED STATES MAIL STEA RS Sell
Every Saturday from NEW Y RK and
GLASGOW (via Londonderry) and LONDON
Direct.
TICKETS for Liverpool, Londendeirey,
Glss-
now, and RH parts- of Europe. Fares; tes low se
any other firat-class line.
P repaid Passage Certificates jested to persons
wishing to bring out their friends.
T he Passenger accommodetion of Anchor Line
Steamers are unsurpassed for elegance and CM -
fort. Apply to
S. DICKSON,
593 At the Post Office, Seaforth
\HOLLOWAY'S PILLS;
TH18 Great Household Medicine ranks aritongst
tne leading et ceereariee of, life-. - Thei:e fa -
mons Pills purify the Illoed, and act most t`Folver-
fnfly,-yet sootbingly, on the Liver,. Stt-imach,
Kidneys and Bowels, giving tone, and
vigor to tbeee great n tun enringe of die. I They
alo.con.fide/ Cy re comment ed as es. r ever :failing
Tem edy in all crest ahere the convititolis.4, front
:whatever cause, h become impaired or nlealren-
ed. -They are wow erfl.11y efficacious in all ail -
/nett t.tDfHlt Fen aks of all eyes; inad
a General Ferrite) Meet icine, are unsurpassed..
IHOLLOWAY'S. DIN. IMt4:1
L.
Its searchil g and healing pi operties We /{110VM
thr.01.1ght-llt al+ lget11.1. 1' , e the cure of bald legs,
bad bleat -IP, cid wi I:I-Ws, i -c ii s tmil Wel re , it is
an inf allilde 3 cluctly. If cfree!orry I -tilted on
the Beck and theft, as f S. It into meat-, iti cures
S ore `I broat , Diphtheria ,Bren ebiti,Coughs1Colds
and even Asthma. For alandoler sw-elling,s, Ali-
scessee, Pile F , Feet -cies, Gout, Pberunatieen, and
every bind of erein dieee so, it. has never beers ,
knbwn to fail. The 1311r and ointment art mann-
1
factored only at r,f.,s,oxfor43 sir( f. t,Londop, rad aro
eold by all Yerdors of Medicinee through ut the '
eieinaei World; aith du -cairns for use in al-
most every language. rszl-Prrchrisers Pthanla
look to the 1 al.el els the pote ard Loxes. If the
, address is not tett, Cxford btree t, Lon? on, they
DESPERANDUM,"
. 74-52.
tree spueious.
DR. ROSEBRUGH
OOULIST, of Toronto, will be at the Residence
‘-d of J. R. MILLER, in Godeiich, on SATUR-
D AY, SUNDAY and MONDAY, 8th, 9th and 10.h
of October, when patients canbe treated for all
di seeress of the Eye, Ear and Throat. 722-2
OR MANY Years ef Egmoudville, has rented
tne Waggon Shop belonging to Mr. William
Grassie, 6n Market Street, Seatorth, and
wil
liErpafter early on the
TV,""aggon, and Carriage Making Busi-
riess in all its Branches.
,
He can guarantee good work, and that none but
the best of material will be used.
REPAIRING A SP.ECIALT Vona
prompt131 attended to, and neatly and cheaply
eixecuted.
FARRIERS' GA TE S—He will also keep
on hand a Good Stock of Farmers' Gates. Give
him a
71613 WM. RUDD.
`5 H E
bring on Miscarriage, but at any ot er •
are eafe. In all eases of "N einons and Spinel AI- other neceSsary buildings. A splendid orchar o
Secticns, Pities in the back and limbs, fatigue on the chuiceSt fruit trees. There LS plenty of
sligbt exertion, „palpitation of the heart, bye- living water. It is within 6 miles of Hersall on OLD FAVORITE GALLERY
terics and whitss, these pills will effect a cure the tsreat "Western Railway, 9 from Dublin and
R.
when all otber means bave failed ; and, althougb 12 from Seaforth CM the Grand Trunk. Goad 1
a owerful remedy do Lot contain iron, calomel, gravel roads leadffig to each place. Thee is one of 1
ANDREW CALDF
F'
best farme in the Township, and will be sold
Full directions in the pamphlet around each cheap us the proprietor wants to retire. Apply on t nre,
tietimony or an thing hurtful to the constitution. .
packege, which should ' be carefully preserved. the premises or to Ceonaarty P. O. )UC
AN i T ri.r. Pioneer Photograeher o
Job Megefik, NEAV York, Sole Proprietor. $1 and STEWART. . v 721x4 ;
— , engin in full blast, ha his neve
1 --e gont tbreugh the fiery orde
Lyroon, e eronto, Ont.., !general agents fait the No. S, Coneel-Ai011 I!, Bullet, containing 100 '
1 Gallene in this rection, andhat
pretaipee in Scott's Block. T
12i carts for postage,: enclosed to Northrop & - -- - -7-----77-7-1-----F-- L------ '
peel TO RET—T0 rent or a term o 3 ear% Lot I
50 pills by ret nrn mail. Seld in Seaforth by t-
- ron, Brick house wall all neeesbary 000 F
- - reeR andereenic effects special
el rend eanipped with all ,
Domini( Li, will inan) e a bo: tie containing eover acres, rs5 cleared and in a eye d state of cultiva- 1
reette
E. Hickson & Co., J. S. Roberts and Lumsden veniences, two frame barns, stable and shed, a 1 -reonation of Mr. Calder's la
& Wilson. - 644-52 - young bearing orchard, four wells turd.plenty of ' trade. Having now got into' io
' firewood., This re about as good a farm as there t scHiest and most eomplettle 1"
QTOREHnUSE TO RENT. --T0 rent a good is in the townehip, and is convenient to school, 1 in the Wentebe is now in s been pee mon thaaa
LI grain st °rehouse on the Footle side of the " churchss, meekets and poet office, and is within at any eievicees tine to tarn o t all iork in the z
r tines sy ti e el in Seafortb, with two sets of scales, five miles of Seaforth end the seme from Clinton :Photegraphin line entrOsted to „Ira bane superior
1
t rtn lee tall jig g 01801 cemplete ; posseeeion given - with a gravel road leading to each place_ There nsanreer, at the lowest livinrofit, and on tbe
i Terre eiat ely. Apply to Scott Brothers, Seaforth. are 15 acres of fall wheat and 12 acres fall plowed, 1 shortet possible notice.. A ceell is e,ordially so- 1
1
or • 10 the proprietor, ROBERT SCOTT, Rex- the balance is in gnass Apply on the premises 1 Belted from all.
boro. 677
' or to in WALKER,. Cou.stance P. 0. 721 1 692 ,n. CALDER, scotoii31 ek, Bealorth. i1
. ,
e
ilea.forth, having
is now running
•nd conimodioue
et is the oldest
nen thoronghly
be latest applis
or the &mom .
and increasing
of the band-
be1 lleries
TRADE MARK,
TRADE MARK.
-
rpriE GltEAT ENGLISH REIelEDY ler 1,4.1.-
1
"1- N0118 rebility one. ell /server -4r Affeett me, in-
clu die g Speer mat crrht a, Seminet wealoseee, ecu.,
results el Selnalmee, indiecretion, ete., la
1
GE A.1'S SPFCIFIC MEDICINE. This i- the
only remedy a hich has over been known ID per-
m at ee tI3 cie, e Pe het e t len and ober aff ections
of the He art, Cor erniptien in it o cruller stages,
Rusl Ire of Idoed to ti e belle. wind in the
s t um a cli . I n ,i 4 t t' t i (Tn. .i- oin of re" en( l y, Vi it of
en Li isy , Been! inn c es., Dcsir € ter . olittde, III:Ais-
ne iiii( n to lel oe , t. i te e edit of ne are set Uni-
y e re al Le i-trinele, 3 ,in in tbe bride, diraess of
rale -tilers
' vier( r, P, elegem e -ole age, ect. Full
in eur 1 a mphlet , w I kir we 1-1 id St curely i sealed
on neeeipt of a. -thea eent etarop. The, qpecific
ss any, 13.161 y ell 111;We-tent $1 per pielrages,
or 61 tee Ste, ex will be E (TA free 1,y neleil on
1 este
receipt of Money, by addressing
1 '
THE GRAYMEDICINE CO., Torionto,.
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DRESSMAKING.
1
MISS DUNCAN,
(LATE OE SARNIA, T •,)
*Begs leave. to announce to the Ladies
of Seaforth and vicinity, that she is
prepared. to do DRESSMAKING in all
it El branches, and. in the Latest Siyles.
All Work Guaranteed First -Class.
A CALL SOLICITED.
- MISS j. DUNCANI
Rooms in Meyer's Block, over Johnson •IBros.1
Hardware Store. 72,112-2
CoTANLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY -A
t-) "Meeting of the officers and Directors ettf the
Stanley Bra»ch Agricultural Society, for the pur-
pose of winding -up the affairs of the fall thow,
will be held at Morgan's Hotel, BeyfieNt,
05
Saturday, October 22, at 2 o'clock P. M., !when
the Treasurer will be on hand to pay 1priee
mi)neys. Jeds ARMSTRONG,. Secretary. idonet
Torun, Preeident. 1723
PIANOS AND ORGAN
The Very Latest and Most Important .9.331101111e0reell t
made is the fact that we have
REDUCED THE PRICES
In Pianos and Organs,
So that all may have an opportunity of 'mien, ing the pleatmrea
iannedrebaesiinnneftroadf ea widentusicetInap
stroasnairont. T hgh oporlarNgeoansd
tos nr°pilp iyiA
from the Beat Canadian and Ameri -an Fact oaks, including
STEINWAY, CHICKERIND, DECKER, WEBER,
And others too numerous to mention, at price s and terms
that cannot fail to give satisfaction. The fab ulous prices
charged for Pianos and. Organs in thie locedity, pr evious to our
appearance on the scene. have been ewept away, and not Drily
low prices but genuine quality in inetrumeets ba ve been in-
troduced. We make a Specialty of the
DOMINION ORGANS AND PIANOS:
Believing they are equal, if not superior in quality, to any
Instrument, in the market.
OldInstraments taken in, Exchange. Pianos
and Organs to I?„eat.
SEWING MACHINES.
We are Agents for the Raymond Sewing elschinee. whie hare
kept in etock and reduced in price. We have a namber of good
ste,ond-hand Machinet, which will be sold cheep.
PHOTOCRAPNING AND PICTURE FRAMING
OAJABIED:ION EXTENSIVELY.
WADE BROTHERS, Seaforth.
WHITNEY'S BLOCK.
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