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N40 HOUSE.
AFORTH.
n the premises former.
by the Bank of Com.
under the Commeref4
in Street.
BILIS DISCOUNTED,
• icmign Exchange
.ased and Sold.
tS'SALE NOTES
d at Reasonable Rates,:
art Collateral Secieriteleee
1, payable at par at all
the Bank of Commerce.
Allowed tela Depoldter
a Loan an Mortgages.
M Sit
and Proprietor.
SEAF63111a
y of Februstry 1882, we ebangea
f manufacturing flour at our Seat-
MING- AND GRADING -
- SYSTEM.
rtstemers buying our family or
-depend upon getting a first -cilia&
eau
TESTED
r town ladies and pronouncel
1-1,ENT" BY ALL .
like our exchange work. Wet
nerally. Wanted, good Treadwell
Wheat, for which good prices will
OGILVIE & Ca.
T. O. KEMP, Manager.
SEAFCsRTH
AND LAND AdENCY.
zo S Tit 0 N
several Virst-Clasa Stook, Tim
[nice Companies, and is prepaT•
the most 'exorable terms.
...several of the hest Loan Sow
the Sale azd Purchase of Fara
er of .Firsi-Clast
'ed Farm for Sale.
Lean at Six per cent
interekt.
ars of Ocean 2 teamehin 'Xieketal
ver L MOrrieOn's
64i
RED WILL
he Town of Seaforth known as
J • 1I be sold cheap and on. easy
Iropriestor has got the Manitoba
in conuection with the Mill a
thou. The mill has recently
r overhauled and repairTd, audit
es working orderand c pable ot
d profitable gristing an flouring -
y to the proerietor,w ScLATxx;
Seaforth. 744
MRDICATa
DUNCAN, Physician, Surgeon,
icheur. Office, Dr. Campbell'at
uth, near Grand Trunk, Railway
ae night or day promptly attend. -
724
M. D. &a, Phytician,Surgeon ant
BU.r, Seaforth, Ont. Oftlee android=
of GOderich Street, second donT
whin Church. 342
D.., C. M.. Physieran, Sur..
,Coroner for the County of Huron1.
idence, on Jarvis Street norths:
4:113eaforth Public Schohl.
rER, M.D., C. 31., Griaduate Of
rniversity, Physician, Burgeon ana,
eforth,Ont. Office a d "Wedowee
derioh Street, first Bri�k Hortair
,thodist Chnrch. 496
INSON, Graduate all McGill Cole.
tree', Licentiate of tae 'Royal Colo
ians, Edinburgh, wed late Ifotteel
aiglockhart Hospital, Edinbueglu
e, Ont. , •
EVC3-0-07X.INT;
F. ON DE1tIS1.'
O the Rayal Co1Ige o Derital
- Canada. Office he the rooms
by 11. Derbyshire, Whitnefte
a carefully performed and sags*
ed.. Charges Moderate.
ire extracted withoutptaist
t
DERBYSHIRE, Dentist, Itesie
purchased the business eV
.. McCulloch, and removed tO
witzer's Block, Michell,, where
et.found. Teeth e traeted with:
forma ether and 4itroua Oxide
_ge a specialty. Pa ie3, froni. a
allowed their train xpenses. Sal
SON, DENTIST,
ld Medalist and College
Medal* R. C. D. S.
y years' experience he is able to
. operations. in Dentistty suitable _
r Preserving teeth ' a Speeialtio
ther or Nitrous Oxide given.
r,-trgeg Moderate. 901
:-er's Bieck, Main Street Seaforth.
WRIGHT, L. D. Sag
ifTRATFORD,
WILL be at his offie , CADEra
• BLOCK, SEAS) TH, oppre•
[ site the Commercial 1 Hotel, on
WEDNESDAY and T URSDAT
9f each week. Nitta
n the extraction of teet
ktietered by Dr. Cartw
.e.t success; he having e. en one of
ineduce it into this 'ermine°. Pa-
eeth extracted may inhale the gal
or ten teeth extracted in a
and a half, without clisagreeaula
reales desiring new tieeth plean
kdaYs. Particular attention pall%
on of eldIdren's teeth. Teeth in-'
e to a full set. 730-52
GE POTATOES.
Oxide' Gla
This VA
ht since- ,
.ber has. a.Ihnited quantity of tha
:sale, and having grown them for
ear.;- can rec:oremend them for..
ng7 grown IS bushels from 1 peelee
effected by the bug than an kinet
ir They sell in Rochester N. -Y.4
qr. W. Murray, of Harpurhey,
tbO
• arowee, having grown- min*
most men,. pronounced then -1_41r
rop Price $1 per bushel. Am"
Conatanee PU. 7504'
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12, 1882.
News Items.
Eleven hundred owners of teams
lista the other day in Chicago for
fixe D.M
sarday'ary Walker has 'b
—een
yea a position in the Pension Office at
ashington•
--Hanlan. defeated Trickett on Mon-
aay over the Thames champion emirs°
by four or five lergths. The event
eD"oiuteginlaesns,t° inaplicated in
he Jennie Cramer murder, has receiv-
ed an offer of 85,000 to travel with a,
.airous. She is otherwise engaged.
—A Chicago jury has awarded $3,200
to a tenant Whose family was made ill
by sewer gasthe landlord having repro -
ted that the plumbing was perfect.
—Miss Montague, the alleged hand -
gement woman in America, is suing
Forepaugh for the 810,000 prize he ad-
vertised Ulm he paid her, but which she
-says she never got.
—At New York, Gertrude Lile,an
habiteal opium eater, about to be dis-
ehargedfrom the hoepital, jumped from
the balcony on the fourth story to the
pavement, and was killed.
—A cyclone visited Lawrence Creek,
Nentuoky, the other evening, tearing
off the roof of the Methodist Church
and blowing down the houses and barns
of twelve farmers. None of the in-
mates Were seriously hurt.
--A whole family at Clyde, Kansas,
has been poisoned from eating diseased
pork. The son, aged twelve, died, -and
the rest of the family are dying except
the mother who may recover. The
idichinte in the pork could be observed
with the naked eye.
—The Goderich Star of last week
says :e -A letter to Messrs. Scott & Bell,
ef Winghard, from their Winnipeg part-
ners, has been handed to His Worship
Mayor Horton. It states that owing to the
Impossibility of securing suitable build-.
ings in that city for a branch store at
&less rental than $5,000 per annum, it
willbe as well to allow the matter ,of
the proposed extension of their fund-
tnrefactory to remain in abeyance. This
will dispose of the ;bonus question for
the present at least.
-e-The nuptials of Prince Leopold
Puke of Albany) to the Princess Hel-
ena of Waldeck were celebrated. with
imposing ceremonies at St. George's
Chapel, Windsor, on the 26th ult., by
His Grace the Archbishop of Canter-
bury in the presence of many royal
personages ancl a large gathering of
nobility. The bride was given away by
her father. The Queen, who was
present, kissed the royal couple after
the ceremony, and her example was
followed by the father and mother of
the bride.
—When the inaneigrant special arriv-
-ed front the east at Toronto last Friday
Morning, a weak woman, with a care-
worn expression on her face, alighted.
She had. in her arms a small casket
covered with black cloth. On being
interrogated she stated tlaat it contain-
' ed the remains of her infant child, who
died on the train near Quebec. Her
name is Mrs. Macpherson, and she is
an immigrant from Glasgow. When on
the water the child became very sick.
Notwithstanding all the medical atten-
dance it received on board ship, and at
Halifax, it gradually grew worse,and.
-expired in her arms on the train.
—An English stearn-plough has been
taken out to one of the "bonanza farms"
in Dakota. These ploughs consist of
- four or six shares abreast on each -end
of the plo-ugh frame. The one set is
tilted up in the air, while the other set
is dragged across the field by a wire
cable revolving round a drum driven by
two stationery engines, one at each erd
of the piece of land. There is no ques-
tion about the success of this method of
plowing on land that is moderately even.
The question to be decided is whether
fuel and water can be provided on the
spot at a coat not prohibitory. The
experiment of steam -ploughing prairie
land will be watched. with some in-
terest.
—Robert Donaldson, of Tain, Scot-
land, said that he would bet any sum
from $250 to 1,000 that he could jump
from the Brooklyn Bridge into the East
River, and alight safely. An arrange-
ment was made underwhiclaDonaldson
is to attempt the feat on May 14s1s,
Foster wagering $250 that Donaldson
annot make the jump, and Richard. K.
Fox wagering the same amount that he
will accomplish it. Donaldson has
lumped from the parapet over the cen-
tral arch of High Bridge, New York,
which is 116 feet above high water.
The height of the Brooklyn Bridge above
high water, midway between the tower,
is 135 feet.
—The wedding dress of the Princess
Helena Was given by her sister, the
Queen of Holland. It was made in
Paris. The petticoat is of the richeat
white satin, with several small openings
near the bottonashowing a thick wreath
of orange blossonas and myrtle under-
neath it. It is trimmed with two rob-
ings of the costlieet point d'Alencon lace
coming down on either side, turned
with Sqrtare corners toward a white
satin train, in the draperies of whieh it
disappears. The train is of immense
length, and is literally SOWII with flakes
of silver, while large bouquets as/ear-de-
lis in relief are embroidered in silver all
down the centre of it. It is edged with
Shell-like fluting of satire intermingled
with point d'Arericons The dress has
Short sleeves trimmed to match with
vieille point d'Alencon and wreaths of
myrtle and orange blossoms.
—The Superintendent of Knox
Chrtrela Sunday School, Goderich, is
introducing a novel feature into the
proceedings of his charge. He has
purch.ased a considerable quantity of
flower seeds, consisting of the most
popular flowering annuals, and will dis-
tribute them among the scholars of
the Sabbath School who will, agree td
sow them and grow flowers. In Au-
gust or September a concert an
flower show will be held, wheii
prizes , will be awarded to the
children growing the best flc were.
froth the seed given them. It is thus
hoped that a taste for flowers will be
created and. fostered amongst the chil-
dren, and as the competition will be
-open to boys and girls, young and old,
the interest in the matter will be
general.
—Mr. W. H. Hacking, postmaster at
Listowel, was married to Margaret
Tracy, at Newmarket, County of York,
Oatazio, on the 21st of April, 1832-50
years ago. The fiftieth anniversary
was appropriately celebrated on Friday
evening, 21st ult., when their nine sons
and daughters, with wives and hus-
bands, and numerous family connec-
tions were nearly all present, besides a
few intimate friends. After soroe coin-
plimerttaryremarks by D. D. Hay,Esq.,
M. P. P., the aged couple were present-
ed with valuable souvenirs of the rare
occasion, consisting of a gold.headed
cane, a gold ring, and fifty golden dol-
lars. Mr. Hacking, during the evening,
gave a brief synopsis of his life during
the past fifty years, and related many
interesting reminiscences, espeoially of
the early history of Listowel—he being
one of its first settlers. Mr. Hacking is
now over 71 years of age, and Mrs.
Hacking about 65. Both are hale, ac-
tive, and intelligent, and are amongst
the most highly esteemed citizens of
Listowel.
—Early on Monday morning, at
Thornhill, north of Toronto, a pile of
wood containing 500 cords, the property
of the Northern Railway Cpmpany,
caught fire. The fire had attained such
proportions before it was observed that
all efforts to check it were futile. The
wood was dry, and the flames spread
rapidly over the entire pile. The heat
Was so intense that it was impossible
for some time to approach the pile.
When the wind changed a gang of men
were set to work and the wood was
divided. Meanwhile the 7:50 express
came along, and, as the burning wood
was adjacent to the track it was im-
possible to pass. A telegram was sent
to one of the stations farther north, and
a train was despatched to the scene.
The baggage was then transferred from.
the first train, and, together with the
passengers—who were obliged to make
a circuit around the fire—sent on by
the other train. A delay of two hours
was caused. By twelve o'clock the en-
tire pile was consumed, and the fta,mes
had almost died out. It is suprosed
that a spark from a passing engine caus-
ed the fire.
ElppS'S Cocoa.
Grateful and Comforting.,—"By
thorough knowledge of the natural 1 .we
'which govern the operations of diges-
i 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 lenay 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 euough 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 curselves
well fortified with pure blood and a
properly nourished frame."—Civil Ser-
vice Gazette. Made simply With boil-
ing water or milk. Sold only in
packets and tins ( pound. and -pound,)
labelled—"James Epps & Co., Itomceo-
pathie Chemists, London, Eng."—Also
makers of Epps's Chocolate Essence for
afternoon use. 736-52
•
A Prolific Source of Disease.
A trifling indiscretion in diet may lay
the foundation of confirmed dyspepsia,
and there is no fact in medieal seience
more positively ascertained or more au-
thoritatively asserted than that dyspep-
sia is the parent of a host of bodily ills,
not the least of which is contamination
of the blood and the maladies of which
that is the direct consequence. Their
original cause is, however, thoroughly
eradicated from the system by Northrop
& Lyinan's Vegetable Discovery and
Dyspeptic Cure, a medicine which only
requires regularity and persistence in
its use to cure dyspepsia and the many
ills that arise from it. No deleterious
mineral ingredient is contained in it,
and though its action is thorough in
cases of costiveness, it never produces
griping pains in the abdominal region,
or weakens.the bowels like a violent pur-
gative. It invigorates the system
through the medium Of the incteased
digestive and assimilative activity
which it promotes, and is also a most
efflcient remedy for kidney complaints,
scrofulous and all diseases of the blood,
female weakness, &c., &o. Price, $1.
Sample Bottle, 10 cents. Ask for Nor-
throp & Lyman's Vegetable Discovety
and Dyspeptic Cure. The wrapper
bears a fac-simile of their signature.
Sold by Lumsden & Wilson, Seaforth.
750-52-c
Hagyard's Yellow Oil
Will be found invaluable for all pur-
poses of a family medicine. Immediate
relief will follow its use. It relieves
pain, cures chilblains, frost bites, scalds,
burns, corns, rheumatism, neuralgia,
&c. For internal use it is none the
less wonderful. One or two doses
frequently cure sore throat. It will
cure croup in a few minutes. A few
bottles has often cured asthma. Colic
has been cured by a teaspoonful dose.
It cures with the utmost rapidity, it is
really a wonderful medicine. 739
Medicines
Taken into the Stomach in concentrat-
ed form, such as Pills and Powders, are
most injurious. The great substitute
for these nauseous little Calomel pills is
Dr: Carson's Stomach and Constipation
Bitters. They cleanse the bowels,
stimulate the Liver and Kidneys, and
our all stomach disorders, such as Dy-
spepsia and indigestion. In large
bottles at 50 cents. J. S. Roberts,
agent, Seaforth. 750-52
Holloway's Ointments and Pills.
Whenever the weather is variable,
and the temperature is constantly
changing, the weak and. delicate must
be very careful to neglect no symptom
of disordered action or ill -health.
Weak -chested. and strumous subjects
will find in these noble remedies the
means of casting out the bad humors
which originate and. prolong their suf-
ferings. The Ointment should be well
rnbbed twice a day over the chest and
the Pills'taken in alternative doses. It
will penetrate and act most whole-
somely and. energetically on the die -
eased structure. These remedies mani-
fest a- wriderful power in removing all
taints from the blood, and consequently
in curing a, multitude of chronic ail-
ments, which seemed to be almost -irre-
mediable. 710
A Positive Cure for Dyspepsia.
From Abram Mead, of Littleton,
Mass.: "I have for several years suf-
fered severely with Dyspepsia, accom-
panied by weakness and nervous irrita-
bility, which made life a burden to
me. Nothing but the simplest nutri-
ment could remain in the stomach
without pain, sourness and windy eva-
cuations, uncomfortable feelings in the
heal., bad taste in the mouth, catarrhal
_
IIIIIIIMememeemeneemaleemeaa.
•-•
111-tE HURON EXPOSIT°
nervouEl state of extreme susceptibilifY
made up a diseased condition rebellious to
:
ordinary . medical treatment. By ad-
vice of ass eminent physician of Boston,
I commenced taking -Peruvian Syrup;
at once I began to experience benefit.
After taking three bottles all thee bad
feelings have left, my health is ,restor-
ed, and I enjoy life as well as ever..
Most cheerfully do I recommend Per-
uvian Syrup." Sold- b y dealers gener-
ally. 710
Free of Charge.
All persons suffering from Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Loss of
Voice, or any affeotion of the throat
and lungs, are requested to call: at E.
Hickson -& Co.'s Drugstore and • get a
trial bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, free of charge, which
will convince them of its wonderful
merits and show what a regular dollar
size bottle will do. Cali early. 714-52c
Do Not be Deceived.
In these times of quack medicine ad-
vertisements everywhere, it is ti uly
gratifying to find one remedy that is
worthy of praise, and which really does
as recommended. Electric Bittersa we
can Venal for as being a true and I re-
liable remedy, ancl one that will do
as recommended. They havariablyeure
Stomach and Liver Complainte,Ibis-
eases of the Kidneys and TJrinary
Iiffi-
culties. We know whereof We speak,
and can readily say, give them a trial.
Sold at fifty cents a bottle by E. gick-
son & Co. 714.52.3
,
Emaciated, Haggard Victinas
Of a cough recover health, spirts! land
fleas, if theY are but sensible enough to
adopt a remedy which the popular
voice, backed by professional opinion,
pronounces reliable. Tranquility tp in-
flamed and'harassed lungs, vigor' te de-
pleted and emaciated frames, quietnde
and strength to an unrestful and'. debil-
itatedenervons syatem, are among the
physical benefits conferred by that su-
preme pulmonic invigorant, Northrop
& Lyman's Emulsion of Cod Diver Oil
and Hypophosphites of Lime and Scda,
a chemical combination of the finest
lung specific known to the phartha-
eopoeia with tonics and. blood. depur-
ents of the first order. Phosphorus,
lime and soda co-operate With and ren-
der the Cod Liver Oil of this prepara-
tion trebly effective. Sold by all: dug.
gists. Prepared only by Northroi &
Lyman, Toronto. 710 75
The Rev. Dr. Ripley,
Of Buffalo Christian Advocate, says:
We wish to call the attention of ,all
persons suffering from throat and lting
diseases[to a medicine which we, have
personally tried to our satisfaction, and
greatly to the benefit of our health.
Having suffered for some tine alast
from Bronchitis, and ,more or, less
trouble with the lungs, we comme ced
taking Dr. Wheeler's Compound E ixir
of Phosphates and Calisaya in 1,'earu-
ary last, and steadily improved through
the spring, the worst season of the year
for such diseases. 747-26
In the Spring
Of the year almost every one reepai es a
good Blood Purifier, more espeoiall in
the month of May. We would ear est-
ly advise our readers to try Dr. Cars n's
Stomach and Constipation Bitters. A
few doses will soon convince you th t it
is the best remedy known for affect ons
of the Stomach, Bowels, Liver nd
Kidneys. In large oottles at 50 cents,
J. S. Roberts, agent. Seaforth. '50-5*
To Prevent
Fevers, Bilious Colds and Ague; to
tone up the system and purify the blood
try a courselof Dr. Carson's Stomach
and Constipation Bitters. , In u1arge
bottles at 50 cents. J. S. Roberts, agent,
Seaforth. 750-52
"Kaiser" Machine Oil is the stand rd
for quality; warranted net to clog or
gum. Ask yonr dealer for it. Maiau-
factured by Clarke & Huggart, Wood-
stock, Ont. 753-52
A trial of "Kaiser" Machine Oil will
convince you that it is the best oil in
the market. Sold by dealers. Manu-
factured by Clarke & Huggart, Wood-
stock, Ont. 753-52
A Reliable Fact.
It is an established fact that Hag -
yard's Pectoral Balsam is the best cure
for coughs, colds, sore throat, asthma,
croup, bronchitis, and all troubles aris-
ing from neglected colds. Price. 25
cents. 739
Eclectric Oil.
"It is a Great Public Benefi ."—
These significant words were used in
relation to Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil
by a gentleman who had thoroughly
tested its merits in his own case—hav-
ing been cured by it of lameness of the
knee of three or four years' standing.
It never fails to remove soreness as well
as lameness. 691-52
1
Eclectric Oil,
Joseph Rusan, Percy, writes—"I was
induced to try Dr. Then:las' Eclectric
Oil for a lameness which 'troubled me
for three or four years, and I found it
the best article I ever tried. It has
been a great blessing to me." 691-52
Teaberry.
Mary—Who had that little lamb
Had Teeth as white as snow;
She always brushed them twice a day
With "Tea,berry" you know. 751
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY.—Job Moses
-s- Periodical Pills—This invaluable medicineis
unfailing in the care of all those painful and
dangerous diseases to which the female constitu-
tion is subject. It moderates all excess and re-
moves all obstructions, and a epeedy cure may
be relied on. To tearried ladies it is peculiarly
suited. It in a short time, bring on the
montlhy period with regularity. These pine
should not be taken by females during the first
three months of Pregrancy, as they are sure to
bring on Miscarriage, but at any other time they
are safe. In all eases of Nervous and Spinal Af-
fections, Pains in the back and limbs, fatigueon
slight exertion, palpitation .01 the heart, hys-
terics and whitss, these pills will effect a cure
when another means have failed; and, although
a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel,
antimony or anything hurtful to the coneti talon.
Full directione in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
Job Moses, New York, Sole Proprietor. Si and
121 cents for postege enclosed to Northrop &
Lyman, Toronto, Ont., general agents for the
Dominion, will insure a bottle containing over
50 pills by return mail. Sold in Seaforth by
E. Hickson & Co., j. S. Roberts and Lumsden
& Wilson. 644-52
WANTED: —Wanted namediately to go to
m
symptos, inactivity of the liver and, London, a good servant girl. Wages lib -
bowels, piles, general debility • and tv eral. apply at EXPoSITOR Ofliee. 751
MONEY.
MONEY TO LOAN—I am prepared to lend
money at 6 per cent. interest, payableyear-
ly. Principal at the end of term. Private Funds.
JAS. H. BENSON. 726
MONEY—A. G. MoDOUGALL is authorized to
lend money at 6i per cent. on mortgage, for
any amount, and for any number of years ; inter-
est charged or 1 y on the unpaid principal. No
commission charged. Apply at the Store of A.
G. McDougall &Co. 678
$100 00000 TO LOAN on Security of
3 • Real Estate for any term
of years not exceeding twenty, at 6 per cent. per
annum; No Commissions; The whole of the
principal money maybe repaid at any time on
giving six menthe' notice,or any sum not exoeed-
ing one-fourth may be paid at the dose of each
year withcut notice, intereet ceasing from the
time of payment ; Loans effected promptly.
OFFICE — Vitoria Square Seaforth. WM.
MIL 700
AUCTIONEERS.
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_T P. BRINE,
" • County of
parts of the County.
PosiTort Office will
—
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for the
in all
at the Ex-
Liceneed Anctioneer'
Huron. Sales attended
All orders left
be prohaptlyattendedto.,
rt. R. COOPER,
‘-' • Sales of
tended in any p
terms. Orders
EXPOSITOR, or addressed
prompt attention.
Brussel, County Auctioneer.
211 describtions promptly at-
it of the dounty on reasonable
eft at the office of the HURON
to Brussels, will receive
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
,
TIOEAS ! PEAS l—Seed and Feed, Peas, Barley,
Coin, etc., at No. 6, Storehouse. Prices
Moderate. . JAS. BEATTIE. 740
,
FOR SALE.—A number of horses ranging in
price from $40 and upwards, also one cutter
with pole and shafts and 1 democrat wagon nearly
new. Will be sold cheap. WADE )3n0s. 736
R00MS TO RENT.—To
of rooms in
almost any size
Apply to McCaughey
proprietor. R013E
rent, cheap, a number
Scott's Bleck, Seaforth. Rooms
or shapel desired can be had.
& Hohnested, or to the
HT SCOTT. 742
"FARM HAND WANTED— Wanted immedia-
-1-- tely, a first-class man tio take the manage-
ment of a farm. A single than preferred. The
highest wages paid. Applr to L. Mavea, Sea -
forth. 741
. .
EYE, EAR
DR. CEORCE
L. R. C. P., L. R.
Ear and Throat,
to, and Surgeon to
firmary, Consulting
institutions for
the Deaf and Dumb,
cal Assistant Royal
tal, Moorfields,
Hoepital.
317 CHURCH
, May
ALBION HOTEL,
On the Last
MONTH.
ANI THROAT!
1.m......•11
on tho Eye
Toron-
and Ear In-
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S. RYERSON,
b. S. E., Lecturer,
Trinit y iuedical College,
the Meieer Eye
Oe u1i4 and Aurist
the Bli nd, Brantfoi
Boll eville, Ont.
Lond on Ophthalmic
and Co ntral Throat
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STREET, TORONTO.
be consulted at the
STRATFORD)
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SATURDAY in
SFIIIIJI.J
BRUSSELS
TOWN
IHE subscribers
'turning thanks
and vicinity for
that having made
kiln and mode of
better position than
public with first-class
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of re -
of Brussels
beg to state
in their
now in a
supply the
cash at
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LIME -WORKS.
& SONS.
—
take this opportunity
to theinhabitants
past patronage, and
sevcral improv znents
burning, they are
ever bpfore, to
lime at 13 cents,
the kiln; 15 cents delivered.
This being the eighth season of our business
dealiugs in Brussels, and having given unqualifi-
ed satisfaction so far, the public can- rely on re-
ceiving good treatment and a first-class article
from us. First-class lime at 15 cents. Remember
the spot—Brussels Lime Works.
650-24 . TOWN & SONS.
R. N. BRETT,
SEAFORTH,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in LEATHER and
SHOE FINDINGS of Every Description.
None bat the Very Best Stook kept. Terme
moderate. A Trial Solicited. All orders by:mall
Dr otherwl re promptly natl.
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SEWS 1 SEEDS
FIELD
AND CARDEN SEEDS OF ALL
Atsksi.s.seae
• „,EEDS I
KINDS AND VARIETIES,
AT THE:NEW SEED STORE, JUST OPENED, 01JT BY
0 O W 11414 s 0Fl\T 7
IN HIS STORE NEXT DOOR TO HIS IMPLEMENT EMPORIUM.
All the New Varieties of Seed Grain, including the "White Russian" and
White Russian" Spring Wheat.
over and Timothy, and all kinds
Seed, and everything belonging
nd. FEED, including Oil Cake,
t and. Artificial Manures. Al
usual at the Agricultural Im-
" Black ,Austrian" Oats, "Lost Nation" and "
Good Seed Peas and Barley..' Best quality of C
of Garden Seeds. Turnip, Mangold and Carro
to the business. Also, a fullcstock of FLOUR
Ground and Unground Land Plaster, Bone Du
kinds of Implements and Sewing Machines as
plement Emporium, Main Street, Seaforth.
0. C. WILLSON.
D. - D. ROSE, OROCER,
NEXT DOOR TO THE POST (FFICE, SEAFORTH,
In returning thanks to his numerous custome ii for tho very liberal share of
patronage bestowed. upon him daring the past, tnd being determined to keep up
the realtation he has acquired for fair dealing La giving the best value, would
say that l he has received another supply of those fine Teas at 50c, 60c and 65c
per pound, which gave such good satisfaction, both in quality and price, and
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would invite all those who have not alreadYbought any of tiose Teas to give me
a trial, and compare them with teas bought at any other houseiat from 5c to 10c
per pound more.
My stock of Teas in Blacks, Greens and Japans, Coffees, Segars, Syrups,
Rice, Tapioca, Sago, Pure Spices, Canned Goods Tobaccoes, &c., ia at all times
complete, and my extensive business, together ivith light expenses, enables me
to place my priceslat a much lower figure than the same goods are sold at by
thers.
NO BOCUS DISCOUNTS. COODS DELIVERED FREE.
D. D. ROSE.
SOMETHING NEW AT
t61..were
01-11N MeINTYRE'S OLD ESTABLISHED
SHOE STORE, SEAFORTH.
JUST TO HAND THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
LADIES' AND GENTS' FINE SHOES,
Suitable for Spring and Summer Wear,.@ver shown in Seaforth.
11 of the Newest Styles 'and from the most Fashionable _Makers.
There are some beauties. Be sure you &alma see them.,
JOHN McINTYRE, Main Street, Seaforth.
G ODDT
TO HAND BY
2
0
S. S. ETHEOPIAN 11 CASES)
S. S. CIRCASSIAN 20 CASES,
OF OLD COUNTRY GOODS.
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(mom BRAZIL)
The New Compound, its wonderful
ajinity to the Digestive Apparatus
and the LiveP, increa,sing the dissolv-
ing juices, relieving almost instantly
the dreadful results of _Dyspepsia
indigestion. and the TORPID LIV-
ER, makes Zopesa an every day neces-
sity in every house.
It acts gently and speedily iit Bil-
iousness, Costiveness, Headache, Sidi
Headache, Distress after Rating,
Wind on the Stomach, Heartburn,
Pains in the Side and Bach, Want of
Appetite, Want of _Energy, Low
Spirits, FouZ Stomach. It invigor-
ates the Liver, carries off all eur_plus
bile, regulates the Bowels, and gives
tone to the whole system,.
Cut this out and take it to your
Druggist and get a 10 cent Sample, or
a large bottle for 75 cents, and tell
VOUT neighbor about it.
SEAFORTH HORSE INFIRMARY.
OORNER of Jatvis and .Goderieh Streets, next
door to the Presbyterian Church, Seem -tin
Ont. All diseases of Horses, cattle, sheep, or any
of the domesticated animals., successfully .treated
at the infirmary or elsewhere on the shortest
notice. Chargee moderate. JAS. W. ELDER,
Veterinary Surgeon. P. S.—A large stock of
Veterinary Medicines kept constantly on han-(L
5 to $
?c -n-1 per day at home. Samples worth
L'y $5 free. Address STINSON & CO., -
Portland, Maine. 743x52
/ 9 A WEEK. 5s12 a day at home easily made.
til/ Costly outftt frde. Address Tert ts Co.,
Augusta, Maine. 748x52
$66
a"week in your own town. Terms and .1,1,5
outfit free. Addrees
H. HALLETT &
Portland, Maine. 748x52
• WM. ELLIOTT,
TOWN CLERK and Treasurer. Office—North-
east corner of Market House. Office hours -
2:30 till 7 p. m. 747
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TMPROVE YOUR STOCK.—The iandersigned
-1-- will keep on his farm, 2nd Concession, 11. R.
Tuckersmith, near Egmondville, a thorough-
bred bull, half Ayrshire and half Durham, from
the well known herd of M. MoTaggart, Esq -0
Terms—$1.50 per cow, with the privi-
lege of returning if necessary. Jonx MODELAND.
N.- I3.—There are still a few who have not yet
paid for last years service.—These wouldoblige by
doing so at once and saving further trouble, 748
"MAGICIAN."
AVIDS ON'S Celebrated Trotting Stallion,
"Magician," will stand for the service of
mares for the season of 1882 at the Com Inertial
Ho tel, Seaforth. Parties from a distance sending.
their maree will be furnished with good pasturage -
and water at reasonable rates. Pedigree furnish-
ed on application. A: DAVID
SON. 743
NORMAN'S
ELECTRIC CURATIVE APPLIANCES
ESTABLISHED 1874.
RELIEVES AND cuRts Spinal Complaints,
General and Nei vous Debility, Rheumatism'
Gout, Nervousness, Liver, Kidney, Lung, snThroat,
and Chest Complaints Neuralgia, Bronchitis,
Incipient Paralsis, Alt-time'Sciatica, Sprains,
Consumptio n, Sleeplessness, Colds, Indigestion.
Ask for Norman's Electric Belts, and you will be
safe against imposition, for they will do their
work well an d are cheap at any price.
A. N ORMAN, 4 Queen St East, Tcronto.
E. HICKSO N & Co , Agents, Seaforth. 753-52
, composed largely of powdend MiCaOr Isin-
1 glees, Is the BEST and CH E A P ESTillbrina-
; iter, iu the world—the BEST because It does
/net gum, but forms a highly polished sur -
.A.. IVE 1 P S 0 INT S P A.71 CD Tt. rr JET _ I
3 face over the axle, reducing frietion and
i I lightening the draft; the CHEAPEST be -1
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ARRIAGE LICENSES1
A SURE
ISSUED AT
THE HURON EXPOSITOR OFFICE,
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO.
. -cause it costs NO MORE than inferior
Dr. King's Spedific.
CURE F011 DYSPEPSIA; NOT FOR ANY
•
OTHEB DISEASE.
A large number have already tried it
and. in no case has it been known to
fail. All those afflicted with this dis- ,
ssin
NO WITNESSES REQUIRED. , a trial. For sale by HUGH ROBB,
strEelEoitg:sease would do ell to give it
w
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brands:, and on box will do the work of
itwo of ariy other make. Answers as well
for Harvesters, Min Gearing, Threshing Ma-
chines, Corn-PlintPrs, Carriages, Buggies,
etc., as for Wagons. CUARANTEED to
contain NO Petroleum. Sold by all deo WS.
Our Pocket Cyclopedia of ThingN Worth.
Knowing maned free.
MICA MANUFACTURING CO
228 Hudson St., New York.
Cleveland, 0. and Chicago, Ill.
SAMUEL ROCERS & CO. Torontp,0 t.
- sold Agents for the Dominion.
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