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The Huron Expositor, 1882-06-16, Page 716 1882. - HOUSE RTH., Iremigos &mer- e Rani. of Cora- . tke Cornmerek DISCOUNTED. dgn Exchange tnd Soict. LLE NOTES onside Rate& era! See rifles at par at all A of Commerce. ed o* Der:Wait Mortgagee. Proprietor._ EAFORTH. ily1113S2,_ we thenge4 airing flour et our S. FIND GRADING buying our family or on getting_a. first- clue idles and pronounced exchange work. We Vented, good Treadwell 4ehielsegood pries. win & Co. re 0. REMP, Man ar. FORTH LAND AGENCY. int.assit Steek, Phi anies, and is proper. t favorable terma. the hest Loan Se. rol Purehase of Farm First-aass se for Sate. Six per eesta e Steamship Tickets. rrieon's Store, Maio 845 MILL Seaforth known as at cheep and on easy me got the Manitoba on with the Mitt le e roill has recently and eepaired, and is rder, and. capable a gristing and flourirg „-rietor, Scearset, 741 , Physician, &neon, ace, Dr. Campbell's. end Trunk Railway ay promptly attend. 74 hys1c1a.n,Stergooniat4 a. Ont. Offtetaandreti- h Street, second dooe 842 , M.. Physician, Sttr- the Countyof Huron. SarTig street north, talc &shoal. I. M., Graduate of iersielan, Surgeon an Office aud_ Reeidencto, first Brick House ch. 498 'Mist° tef MoG41, 00lie late of the Royal CO). nrgb, and late Earilittk RosPital: Edinbureke 688-52 Kg -11\-r; ,ENTIST. 41 College. of Dental lffice in the rooms Whitney's rformed and Batte- d Moderate. Cd without e redfRE, Dentist, has the business cvf and removed to Mitchell, where `..eeth extracted with - and nitrona oxide - y. Parte a from a train expensee. 7 !TR•71-- IENTIST, 0 and College C. S. rienee he is able to Dentistry. suitable eeth a Specialty., k Oxide Gas given. 'Prate. 1E;,1 La Street, Seaforth. Ft, L., D. S., jIM office, CADEYS !-Sh`e'tFORT/1,_ oppo- nuereial Hotel, on and THURSDAY Nitrat.e Oxide Gat ot teeth. This ess carter -neat since clewing been one or province. Pa - :Y inhale the gas- ttraeted in a rain- i:ithout disagreeable eg new teeth please lar attention paid teeth. Teeth in - 730 -52 ecffic ; NOT ran ANT lalready tried it en known to with this dia- a well ta give it UGH ROBB1r .1 ,Juza 16, 1882. THE HUAON EXPOSITOR, • 7 Usborne. COURT OF REVISION. - The Council met as a Court of Revision on Satur- .27th of May. The appeal of John oliffe to have his assessment jsmised on mo ion of J. Hack - Horne), the any reduction. nded by II. of James Bon- ent of dog be ed, by J. Hack- hier, that the at this Court •ed, and that ner , aeooude4 by H. -evaclence not arranting MoVed by J. H knetf, s Horiaey, that tie appeal thro , forerroif in assess repo ved-Carr ed. Mo ney,1 seconded by J. Lege ment ro1 RB revise sif RiviBio11, be now rece the 4onrb be nov closed. -11e counc I met for the Qour of _Revision. Shiers, seconded by J. Tho as Heywood be pai and pecificatiorts of brid Side 'ne-Carried. Mo eeconded by II. Hanley, dancle with, the prayer o of A ase Shier, N. Shier Bryi nsithe motion 'passe ing ocouncil, dividing divisOn No. 61. North -ea !winded, and that the by said motion be not p Moved. by J. Shier, se p4 Ilan , that Henry Doupe ins dor of the bridg con e of erection across eluding other work in on with --Carried. Moved seconded by 11. Horney Broo 's account, amount for 1 mber be paid -Ca by J. . Shier, seconded by that 'WM. Stark receive Cartd. Moved by J. H by . Homey, that receive $7 for relief- coaneil adjourned unti July. • Ire business after Moved by J. &Anew, that 54, for plans e on Mahon's d by J. Shier, hat in accor- the petition and William o at last meet - statute labor, t Ward, be re- aw to confirm ssed-Carried. °tided by J. be appointed contract in ish Creek, in- nection there- by J. Halls, that James ng to S114.10 Tied. Moved J. Hackney,. 3 for relief- lls, seconded arnes Hewitt arried. The the 8th of Morris. COleRT REvISIoN. tThe Court of Revision met to hear a peals on the 29th ult., when the follo ing cases were dispoSed of as follows, v Samuel B. Fraliele entered as tenant on North 29 and. 30, con. 3; Steph n Lamb, en- tered as awner of lot 23, c n.10, in place of 'John Lamb; Bober Williamson, entered as owner of lots 3 and 51, Bel - grave village ; David Vanalstiue, enter- ed as owner S pt 3, con. 1, in place of Alex. Campbell; Christ pher Moffat, entered as farmer's son, o Ni 51 and 52, con. 1; Jane McKibb n, assessed as owner of Ni lot 7, con. ; Chas. Mc- Creaeassessed for lot 16, Belgrave vil- lage, value $50; James B andon, enter- ed faenaer's son on Si lo 26, con. 5; Johtt Johnston, entered a owner Si lot 22, con. 1; Wm. Cloakei , entered as occtipant N.E. corner lot 5, con. 7, two acres; James Maxwell, entered joint owner Ni lots 17, 18, e n. 1; James Shurtie, complained too h ghly assessed, reduced .$200; Jno. Wal ace, do., re- duced, 5300 ; Wna. Michie do., dismiss- ed ; Geo. Peacock, do., educed $400; Henry J. Irvine, entered owner Si 23, con. 3, in place of Oliver Abbey, said lot reduced $500; Edward Bryans, re- duced 5500-e Francis Ash on complain- ed being too highly asse sed, case dis- missed; Edmund Brewer entered joint owner Si lots 22, 23, c n. 4; Robert McDonald, entered joint wner Si lot 10, con. 3; A. K. Robe tson, entered tenant Si of Ni lots 2 , 26, con. 5; Allan Bell, entered flume 's son, Si lot 15, eon. 3; Wm. G -ray omplainecl of being; too highly assessed, educed 5200, and personal propert struck off; Francis Baines, entered joint owner S W. lot 7, con. 5; Don ld Cameron, entered farmer's son, lot 21, con. 6; -Wra.'Aitkens, entered jo nt owner Ni lot 16, con. 5; Benjamin vans, enter- ed owner Si lot 16, con. 7 The follow- ing parties had each one • og struck off, the same being destroy& , viz., Peter Chas. McCrea, F. sr cCaughey, A. Haslam, Wm. Metetack n, and Wm. Armstrong. Alex. Rober son complain- ed of being too highly ass ssed, reduced 5200. Moved by Mr. Mi ler, seconded by Mr. Mooney, that the ourt of Revi- sion tee now adjourned to Iree eet again on the 26th June next.- I arried. The Council held. a short sesseon and passed a nunaber of acconiats. Sch.001 Rep The following, based lyreport, is a correct et puplls of Kinburn Public Class.-lst Bella Lowri Fourth Claes Scott, 2nd, Ella William Scott. Senior Third Clas Sehoales, 2nd May Sehoal Colclough. Junior Thir Beatrice Lindsay, 2nd henna, 3d Wm. Wilson. -1st Maggie Wilson, 2d 3d Mary McCully and a tie., -The following is the co of the pupils of School Se MoKillop, based. on gener and. good conduct, for t May Fifth Class.-lst D 2d Wm. Reinhart. Fourt Dennis McGrath, 2d Lizzi Bernice Payne, 3d Alex. Classi.-1st Jennie Goveul Morrison, 3d Mary A. Co ClasSe-lst Sam Cartier,2 ny, 3d Jane °titbit]. and. R Second Part of First.-ls 2d Thomas Craig, 3d First Claes.-let Richard Wm. Cahill. ts. n the month - riding of the chool. Fifth , 2d Lorina -1st Jennie , 3d Robert .-1st Annie s, 3d Eliza I Class.-lst Iorence Wil- econd Class. bert Willis, eseie Lowrie, rect standing tion No. 10, 1 proficiency is month of n Melladzen, Class. -1st Burns and u ck, 2d Wm. bs. Second Lizzie Ken- bt. McLean. John Craig, aggie 'Tart. Barwick, 2d A 'Union riCtliC will be held in Mr: Frank MoCulloeh's grove near Lead - bury on Friday, June 30, between the Leadhury and 'Winthrop choola. The pro ammo will consist of readings, reoitlitons, music, both vbcal and in- strumental, &o. Those j.a terested are cordeally invited to attend -The following shows the standing of pupils in school sectio eI No. 5, Hill - lett, for the month of Ma as obtained frame class book. exam cations, etc. Fourth Class. -Thomas Jackson, 131, Jno. Hopkinson, 123, Al o ert Jackson, 89, 4obert Southcombe, 56. Third Clasee-George Westacott 130, Richard Bielby 108, OliVe Bingham' 58, Esther Wallace 58, C. Thompso • 45. Second eClasS.-Sarah Wallace 13., Adeline Mc- Bride 110, A. Vodden 114, Archie Ed - g moston 109, F. Jackso 100. First Class.-Roaa Voddeu 12e, S. A. Mason 103, Lillian Murdock 100, Maggie Thoinpson 97, C. Mason 9. The aver- age attendance for the in nth of May was 47. -The following basedo punctuality, diligence, good conduct et ., is a repOrt of several of the pupils of School Sec- tion No. 1, Howick, for t e month . of May, 1882: Fourth Clas .-lst, Lizzie Sudden, 2d, Sophia Ne ell, 3d, Sarah Sudden. Senior Third. 1st, Christina Howlett, 2nd, Eliza Bur s, 3d, Annie johnaton, 4th, Annie Burns.. junior Third.-lat, Janette Ritchie, 2d, Jas. Burns, 3d, Melissa Dennis, 4th, Wilifte Mawhinney. Senior Second.-lst, Mat- gie.Ritchie, 2d, Willie Halliday, 3, Its.ry Lucas, 4th, Maggie Wilson. Jun. ior Seconcl.-lst, Robert Sudden, 21e Mary Lennox, 3d, Alfred Taylor, 4th, Agnes Peterman. -The following is the standing of pupils, School Section No. 4, McKillop, for the month of May, based on good conduct, regular attendance and pro- ficiency: Fourth Class.-lst, Eliza Shannon, 2d, Matilda Gibson, 3d, 'Tale Hogg, 4th, Harriet Campbell. Senidr Third, 1st: Agnes Govenlock, 2d, Jolt" Hogg, 3d, Robert Campbell, 4th, Bella. McKenzie. Junior Third.-lst, Lydia Campbell, 2d, Finiay McIntosh, 3rd, Le-titia Campbell and William Thomp- son equal, 4th, Lizzie McLeod, Senior Second.-lst, Robert Scott, 2d, Robett McGregor, 3rd, Wm. Govenlock, 4t11. Lydia Campbell. Junior Second. -1a: Maggie Campbell, 2d, Agnes Hogg, 3, Wm. Hogg, 4th, Bella Gordon. Senidr First.-lst, Jas. Grieve, 2nd, Coleman McIntosh, 3d, Jno. Scott, 4th, Annie Chambers. Junior First.-Ist, Janet McGregor, 2d, Jno. Hart, 3d, Matthew Beattie, 4th, Bertram Govenlook. -The following report, based on prd- ficiency, punctuality and good conduce shows the correct standing of the pupils in Roxboro School, McKillop, for tile Month of May: Fifth Class-lst J. Hugill, 2d Eliza Hayes, 3d. T. Dodds, 4th Ann Dodds. Fourth Class - lat Annie Dodds, 2d Maggie Hayes, 3d J. Scott, 4th Adeline Dorrance. Seniqr Third Class.-lst Sarah Dorrance, 2e1 R. N. Hayes, 3d W. Grieve, 4th J. Walker. Junior Third Class.-lst Jane Dodds, 2d Adeline Spading and J. L. Brown, 3d A. S. Brown, 4th Lizzte Neilans. Senior 'Second Class.- ist Mary McClure, 2d Bella McClure, 3c1 A. Sparling, 4th Marion Black. Junior Second Class.-lst Aggie S. Grieve, 2c1 J. Brown, 3d Ellie Robertson, 4th G. Dickson. Senior First Class. - lett Rachel Neilans, 2d G. R. McClure, 33. B, Dorrance, 4th R. Aitcheson. written examination took place in We school at the end of the month, result- ing as follows : Fifth Class, marks obtainable 590. -Eliza Hayes 370, T. Dodds 359, Annie Dodds 329, J. Hugill 326. Fourth Class, marks obtainable 470.-J. Scott 282, Adeline Dorrance 25b, Maggie Hayes, 238, Annie Dodds 237. Senior Third Class, marks obtaia- able 500.-BellatDickson -296, J. Ra.nkin 254, Sarah Dorrance 252, G. Dickeon 252, R. N. Hayes 236, A. Somers 22/, W. Black 221, W. G-rieve 218, Willena McClure 214, J. Walker, 173, T. Dodds 159. Junior Third Class, marks, obtain- able 289.-J. L. Brown 191, J. Aitche- son 188, WI W. Aitcheson 175, Lizzie Neilans 173, Tilly Story, 159, Adeline. Sparling 158, A. S. Brown, 152, Janis Dodds 150, R. Robertson 141. Senile Second Class, marks obtainable 274.4 - Mary 3. McClure 207, Marion Black 170, A. Sparling 164, W. McClure 15'70 R. Dorrance 155, Bella McClure 128, C. Dodds 109, Mary McMichael 99, J. Neilans 95. Junior Second Class, marks obtainable 152.--Aggie S. Grieve 117, G. Dickson 102, J. Brown 81. Aggie S. Grieve, of the Junior Smiled Class, obtained over 76 per cent. of this number of marks obtainable at thle written examination, being the highest percentage made by any pupil of the school. Epps's Cocoa. - Grateful and Comforting. -"By thoroukh knowledge of the natural 1 ;we which govern the operations of dige4- tion and. nutrition, and by a cee.reful ap- plication of the fine properties of well selected cocoa, Mar. 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 euough to iesiet evert, tendency to disease. Hundreds of subs tle maladies are floating aronnd uis 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 (i pound and pound,) labelled -"James Epps & Co., 11 omced- pathic Chemists, -London, Eng."-Alei makers of Epps's Chocolate Essence for afternoon use. 736-52 • Emaciated, Haggard. Victims Of a cough recover health, spirts and flesh, if they are but sensible enough tb adopt a remedy which .the popular voice, backed by professional opinion, pronounces rehalole. Tranquility to in- flamed and harassed lungs, vigor to de- pleted and emaciated frames, quietude and strength to an unrestful and debil- itated nervonS system, are among the physical benefits conferred by that su- preme pulmonie invigorant, Northrop & Lyman's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda, a chemical combination of the finest lung specific known to the pharnase copceia with tonics and blood depu4- 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 drug- gists. Prepared only by Northrop &- Lyman, Toronto. 710-52 Montreal Pickings. W. T. Hart, Esq., 128 Amherst street, Montreal, in speaking ;of D. Smith's Great German Worm Remedy, says he found it to operate successfully after only two doses, and he had tried other Remedies with the same chila without success. ' Charles Bladso, 384 Plessis street, says: If you want the best Worm medicine, get Dr. Smith's. It perform- ed miracles in my family. Mrs. •Shirlow, 130 Nazareth street, says it acted like a charm on her little boy, and she would not be without it, , Dr. Smith's German Worm Remedy removes storaach and seat or pin worms from child or adult, without the use of other medicine. Price 25 cents, Sold by J. S. Roberts, Seaforth; 01.14 754 52 • Chronic Diseases. Chronic Diseases of the vital organs ordinarily destroy life by tissue star- vation. To mitigate and cure, promote nutrition, that is what Wheeler's Elixir of Phosphates and Calisaya is , for, a formula expressing the chrystalized ex- perience of logical mectical work, and worthy of confidence, whether intro- duced tothe patient by physician journal. When you elect to be youir own doctor, discriminate between a really valuable medicine devised in practice to meet a daily want in all forms of debility and pretentions, puff- ed up nostrums intended Only to impese upon the credulity of fools. The Elements of Bone, BrAin, and. Muscle, Are derived from the blood, which is the grand natural source of vital energy and the motor of the bodily organs. When the circulation becomes impover- ished in consequence of weak digestion and imperfect assimulation of the food, which should enrich it, every bodily function flags, and the system grows feeble and disordered. When the blood becomes impure, either from the ,de- velopment of inherited seeds of disease, its contamination by bile or other causes, serious maladies surely follow. A highly accredited remedy for these evils is Northrop & Lyman's Vegetable Discovery and Dyspeptic euro, which eradicates impurities of the blood and fertilizes it by promoting digestion and assimilation. Moreover, this fine alter- ative and stomachic exerts a specific action upon the livenhealthfully stimu- lating that organ to a performance of its secretive duty when inactive,and expel- ling bile from the blood. It likewise possesses diuretic and depurent proper- ties of a high order, rendering the kid- neys active and healthy, and expelling from the system the acrid elements which produce rheumatic pain. .Price $1. Sample bottle, ten cents. Ask for Northrop dr Lyman's Vegetable Dis- covery and Dyspeptic Cure. The ivyap- per bears a fac-smilie of their signattre. Sold by all medicine dealers. 750-52-b Unspeakable Tortures Are experienced by the neuralgiC, and these beset -them upon the slightSst oc- casion, particularly when they catch a trifling cold, Until the attack passes off they arerackedwith pain and ren- dered. sleepless and miserable. Their sufferings are, howtiver, altogether un- necessary, for that pain soothing speci- fic, Thomas' Eclecfric Oil subdues the inflammation and tranquilizes the tor- tured nerves in an inconceivably short space of time. This inexpensive, econ- omic and effective ; preparation, which, unlike other oils, lqses nothing by evap- oration when appliibd outwardly, is also taken inwardly as a medicine. Used in both ways, it is 'a- superlativelly fine remedy for rheumatism, lamenessi kid- ney troubles, piles, coughs, colds, bruises, burns, scalds, corns and bther physical aihnents. Elderly people who suffer from sore or weak backs, should by all means use it. Sold by all medi- cine dealers. Prepared. only by Nor- throp & Lyman, Toronto, Ont. 710-52 A Vexed ClergYman. Even the patience of Job would be- come exhausted were he a preacher and endeavoring to interest his audi- ence while they w -ere keeping up an in- cessant coughing, 'making it impoesible for him to be heard. Yet, how very easy can all this be avoided by simply using Dr. King's New Discover' for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. Trial bottles given away at E. Hickflon & Co.'s Drug Store. 714.52b Woman's True Friend. A friend in need is a friend indeed. This none can deny, especially when assistance is rendered. when one is sorely afflicted with 'disease, more par- ticularly those complaints and weak- neSses so common to our female popn- lation. Every woman should know that Electric Bitters are woman's true friend, and will positively -estore her to health, even when all other remedies fail. A single trial always proves our assertion. They are pleasant to the taste, and only cost 50 cents a bottle. Sold by E. Hickson & Co. 714.5212 The °Exemption Of several individuals from Typhoid Fever, wnich recently prevailed very largely in a Weetern town, was direct- ly traced to thefact that they maintain- ed an excellent state of health by the use of Dr. Carson's Stomach and Con- stipation Bitters. This medicine is purely vegetable, non-alcoholic, and - may be had of all druggists: Price 50 cents. J. S. Roberts, Agent .for Sea - forth. 750-52 • All Forms Of Female Weakness, Suppression, Ir- regularities and Painful Periods are effectually remedied by the great regu- lating system renovator, Burdock Blood Bitters. . Sample bottles 10 cents. 739 Diphtheria, That terrible scourge of the pr`sent day, attacks chiefly those whose vi-- tality is low and blood impure. The timely use of Burdock Blood Bitters foreetalls the evils of impure blood, and saves doctors' bills. Sample bot- tles 10 cents. 739 Bucklen's Arnica Sal el The best Salve in the world for uts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rthbum, Fever Sores, Tettere Chapped aands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup- tions, and positively cures Piles'. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money refunded. Price 25 cent & per box. For sale by E. Hickson & Com- pany. 714-52 The G -rand Outlets Of disease from the system are the Skin, the Bowels and the Kidneys. Burdock Blood ,Bitters is the most safe, pleasant and effectual purifier and. headth restoring tonic in the world. Trial bottles 10Iceas. 739 The, Only Safe • And effectual medicine that acts at once upon the 13owels, Liver, Skin. and _Kidneys, whilelit cleanses the Blood and strengthen§ the system,fie Burdock Blood Bitters, the great Vegetable Ren- ovating Tonic. Sample bottles 10 cents. 739 Would You Avoid ' The Biliary complaints incidental to spring and summer? Cleanse the system with Burdock Blood Bitters. ,It regulates the -Liver, Bowels, Kidneys and Blood, andlis the purest tonic in the world. Trial bottles 10 cents. 739 • From N. Plum er, M. D., Auburn, - N. H. "Although averse to countenancing patentmedicines, I cheerfully make an exception of your very excellent lung preparation, Dr. Wistar's1118alsam of Wild Cherry. This preparation I have used in my praotise for mire than ten years past, and have always found it to be of more effeetual serviee rthan any- thing within my knowledge. I' recom- mend it with the greatest confidence to those subject to coughs and pulmonary e,omplaints." Fifty cents and 01 a bottle. Sold by all druggists. 710 Ague And all Malarial and Biliary com- plaints are most promptly cured by the great blood cleansing, liver regulating tonic, Burdock Blood Bitters. It acts on the Bowels, Liver, Kidneys and Blood. Trial bottle 10 cents. 739 , - What Physician Was ever known to possess an infalli- ble cure fer headache? Burdock Blood BitterS do more than the doc- tors. If you!are skeptical try.it and. be convinced. Trial bottle only 10 cents. 739 Now that the reaping and moving season is coining on, farmers should remember that that "Kaiser" Mitaliine Oil is the best reaper and mower oil in the market. For sale by all dealers. 753:5L Faers bfore buying your reaper and mower ell ask for and, procure a sample of "Kaiser" Machine Oil. It is warranted nbt to gum, and is guaran- teed_to give food satisfaction. 753-52 Teaberry. Mary -Who lh ad that little lamb Had Teeth as white as snow; She always bSushed them twice a day With "Teaberry" you know. 751 THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY. -Job Moses -L* PeriOdieft1 invaluable medieine is unfailing in the cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female conatitn • tion is subject.; It moderates all excess and re- moves all obstrimtions, and a speedy cure] may. be relied on. TO married ladies it is peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time, bring on the montlhy peridd with regularity. Theo° pills should not be taken by females during the first three months of Pregraacy, as they are sure to bring on Miscadrisge, but at any other time they aro safe. In all caw of Nervous and Spinel Af- fections, Pains in Cab back and limbs, fatione on slight exertion.1 palpitation of the heart, hys- terics and whites, theae pills will effect a cure when all other Means have failed: and, althobgh a powerful remedy-, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony or anything hurtful to the constitution. Full directions in the pamphlet around each package, which should be carefully preserved. Job Moses, New' York, Sole Proprietor. $1 and 12,1 cents for pbstage enclosed to Northrop & Lyman, Toronto, Ont., general ;gents fee the Dominion, wiThinsure a bottle containing over 60 pills by return mail. Sold in Seaforth by E. Ifickeon. & Co., J. S. Roberts and Lumsden & Wilson. • • 644-52 MONEY. MONEY TO LOAN -I am prepared to lend money at lowest rates of interest, payable yearly. Principal at the end of term. Private Funds. JAS. 11. BENSON. e 726 AUCTIONEERS. s:r P. BRINE, Licencied Auctioneer for the " • County of ,Huron. Sales attended in all parts of the Corinty. All oedere leftat the Ex. eosrron Office 'Will be promptlyattendedte. CR. COOPER', Brnesels, County Auctioneer. ., Sales of ell descriptions promptly at- tended in any pert of the county on reasonable terms. Orders left at the office of the Melton EXPOSITOR, or addressed to Brussels, will receive prompt attention. SEAFORTH HORSE. INFIRMARY CORNER of Jarvis and Goderich Streets, next door to the )?resbyteritin Church, Seaforth, Ont. All diseases of Horses, cattle, sheep, or any of the domestleated animals, successfully treated at the infirmary Or elsewhere on the sliertest notice. Charges moderate. JAS. W. EIXER, Veterinary Surgeon.. P. S. --A large stock of .Veterinary Medicines kept constantly on hand. 5 to$9(1 per day at home. Samples worth del" :e5 free. Address STINSON & Co., Portland, Maine. 748x52 'I.`--• ' -`,.',- • nc• ' ee 0 n*• 1 cee tne co se. ce st `-'• 'i t 0 • " ' .n - 0 i•-.1 ti SP . r H z••.. .11Q,P . 4..-.) .„., ECe ..1 ...;., - (*) s'*$'44 0* N4 ::""e ...A --*-i t.Qc-4.. 4 ' -I (...e c -i.. ,•.-..T.,, ,..• ....,, 21 „...• • ...> on ea fri ea a...., . ee IM 0 e..‘:1 71 ‘..) --.- Cfi tee •''t • a 3:11 0 X ...; ....„▪ , • c...., Ce t.:e -.i'4_, ;; ..:,-- r-... ,.....i - A*4 LI -2 -C,‘ t".....4 -.....4 - 7 " CZ ,......... .*., ....' • ......4 '';•.: '-') CI4 1,. • ..z.? ',..) •••J CII CS. • ts, COD CI C•:...:+., z....,:)_. "MAGICIAN." DAVIDSON'S Celebrated Trotting Stsillion, "Magician," will stand for the servIce of mares for the season of 1882 at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth. Parties from a distance se ding their mares a ill be furnished with good pas arage an d water at reasonable rates. Pedigiee fo sh- ed on application. A. DAVID SON. 743 _ AT PURE DR HICKS° G S & C . NONE BUT PURE ARTICLES KEPT. PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPT1011S ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED. RIVATE RECIPES CAREFULLY PREPARED AT HICKSON'S DIWG EMPORIUM. WILL YOU EXCIUME a ease- of Dyspepsia or iliougness or 75 etints? It -is awfully t onize un der the many ailments arising from D YAW) ps Lao Inaigestionz 3Disord6rett _Stomach and 'Liver, when this offer is -made to you 4n your own home in all sincerity, vvirlian absolute certainty of curing you. ZOPESA (from Brazil) cures Dyspepsia and Biliousness. A single close relieves ; a samplo bottle convinces; a 75 cent bottle cures. It acts directly upon the Stomach, Liver, and Kidneys. Cleansing, Correcting, Beg- ulating, Zopesa gives energy and vim to the Brain, Nerve„ and Muscle, simply by work- ing wonders upon the Diges- tion, and giving activity to the Live.r. Cut this out, take it to any dealer in medicines, and get at least one 75 cent bottle of Zoposal and tel I your neighbor how it acts. It is warranted to cure Dyspepsia and Sausness. EYE, EAR AND THROAT I • DR. GEORCE S. RYERSON, L. R. O. Pe, L. R. C. S. E., Lecturer on the Eye Ear and Throat, Trinity Medical College, Toron- to, and Surgeon to the Mercer Eve . and Ear In- firmary, Consulting Oculist and Aurist to the Institutions for the Blind. Brantfoid, and for the Deaf and Dumb, Belleville, Ont. Late Clini- cal Assistant Royal London Ophthalmic spie tal, Moorfields, and Central Throat and Ear Hospital. 317 CHURCH STREET, TORONTO. May be consulted at the ALBION HOTEL, STRATFORD, On the Last SALTURIIIAN in EAtIn tiDE •••=10.1•11!MMEMIN• PROPRIETORS. See the great DUNHAM PIANO before buying. These neagnifieent Pianos bave been used for 50 years in nearly all countriet, and are still ranked among the best Fiance; in the world. ORGANS. -Th "Excelsior Organ" is now acknowledged by the best musicians to be the leading Organ n. Canada. Pianos and Organs of other makers supplied. Send for Catalogues. - SCOTT BROTHERS Seaforth, Ontario. NORMAN'S . ELECTRIC C URATIVE APPLIANCES ESTABLISHED 1874. itELIEVES AND CURES Spinal Complaints, , General and Nei vous Debility, Rheumatism, Gout, Nervousness, Liver, Kidney? Lung, Throat, and Chest Complaints, Neuralgia. Bronchitis, Incipient Paralysis, Asthma, Sciatica, Sprains, Consumption, Sleeplessness, Colds, Indigestion. Ask for Norman's Electrie Belts, and you -will be eikfe against imposition for they will do their work well and are cheap at any price. A. NORMAN, 4 Queen St. East, Toronto. E. HICKSON & Co , Agents, Seaforth. 753-52 /9 A WEEK. $12 a day at home easily made. de' Coetly outfit free. Address TRUE & Co., Augusta, Maine. . 748x52 $166 outfit free. Address H. Hauser & Co., a week in your own town. Terms and $5 Portland, Maine. 748x52 164L ACK SMIT H WANT ED.-Wa n te d - ly, a good general blacksmith. A suitable Man will receive best wages and a steady job. Apply to THOMAS HILL, Egniondville. 754 STOCK FOR SERVICE. IMPROVE. YOUR STOCK.- The undersigned -Ai will keep during the present season on Lot 28, Concession 3, Bay, a Thoroughbred Berkshire Bear. A limited number of pigs will be served. Tams' - 81 Per sow, with the privilege of re- ttirning if necessary. GILBERT DICK. 754 UELRVI Th d igne d will LLsFOR s e rm eis - keep daring the present season, for the hn- provement of stock, on Lot 85, Concession 13, H. It. S., a thoroughbred Bates Bull, one year old, to which a limited number of cows will be ad- mitted. This bull was purchased this season from the herd of Mr. James Walker of Caledonia. ECe also keeps, his former two year old thorough- bred bull, so that farmers can have their choice. Terms :-For either null, 82 per cow, and calf as- sured providing tbe cow is returned to the bull as reeinired. APPLETON ELCOAT. 7574 TMPROVE YOUR STOCK.The undersigned -I- will keep on his farm, 2»d Concession, H. R. S., Tuckersmith, near Egmond-ville, a thorough- bred bull, half Ayrshire and hell Durham, front the well known herd of M. MoTaggart, Esq., Clinton. Tennis -$t 50 per cow, with the privi- lege of returning if neceesary. Jonx MODELAND. N 13 -There are still a few who have not yet paid for last years eervice-These would oblige by doing eo at once and eaving fierther trouble. 748 BULLS FOR SERVICE.-T;he undersigned will keep on hie premiees, Lot 11, Concession 13, Grey, during the preeeut season, that well known Thoroughbred Bull, "Count Licley," two years old. Tenn -e- 1 per cow for the season, with the prieilege cf returning if necessary. He will ate) keep at hie place in Brussels, the Thoroughbred bull "Barmtor Hera," a -ear Terins made kt own' on application. This is one of the beet animal; in the country. JOHN KNECHTEL. - N. B. -For sale a thoroughbred Poland China Boar, two year-, eh]. Can be aeen itt Bruesels, euid will be eeld cheap. 7564 Mack's Magnetic Medicine NE VE AND BRAIN FOOD 1 FORE) TRADE MARK. ( AFT R.:" Is a sure. )rompt and effectual remedy for Ner- vousness in all its stages, Weak Memory, L )ss of Brain Power, Sexual Prostration, Night S veats, SperrnatorrhomaySeminal Weakness, and G neral Loss of Power. It repairs nervous waste, Reju- venerates the jaded intellect, Strangthen t le en- feebled brain, and restores surprising ton and vigor to the exhausted generative organs. The experience'of thousands proves it an inva uable remedy. The medicine is pleasant to the taste, and In no ease and under no circumetanees 4an it do harm. -Each box contains sufficient fo two week's medication, thus being mueli cheape than any other Medicine eold--and while it i the cheapest itlis much better. Full particul rs in our pamphlets, which we desire V) naii fide to any addresS. Mack's :Magnetic Medicine is sold by Druggidts at 50 ceuts per box, or 12 box s for ipt of BRUSSELS LIME WORKS. TOWN -& .SONS - THE subscribers take this opportunity of 47. - turning thanks to the inhabitants of Briessele and vicinity for pest patronage, and beg to state that having made several improvement', in their kiln and mode of burning, they aie now in a better poeition than ever before to knpply the public with first-class lime. This being the eighth season of our businees dealings in Brussels, and having given unqualifi- ed satisfaction so far, the• public can rely on T.... - ceiling good treatment and a first-elass article from us. First-class lime at 15 cents. Remember the spot -Brussels Lime Works. 650-21 TOWN & SONS. R. N. BRETT,- SEA.FOETH, Wholesale and RetailDeaIer in LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS of Every Description. None' but the Very Best Stook kept. Terme moderate. A Trial elolicited. All orders by mail or otherwi re promptly filled. B.N.BRETT 4et. $5, or will be mailed free of postage oie rec money by addressing MACK'S MAGNETIC MEDICINE Co., Windsor, Ont. Seld n Se orth by J. S. ROBERTS, and all druggiste de e here. 73-&0 Trade Mark Registered. ANOTHER CREAT ROOM IN WINNIPEG -1-d Y casual observation, we find all land eipecula- tors have it clear head, and watch the ripe abd downs of property, thus making large fortune& But the whole eecret is, they keep the -system in a it healthy contin by the nse of THE PRIDE OF THE VATLEY MEDICINE. We ean safely say that hundreds come to ns for the great lung and blood purifier before going West. Read the following statement We could give thousands of the same dhad if it were neceseary. "I certify that I was troubled with catarrh in ,the head, gathering of phlegm in the tinoat, choking and coughing at night for years, so I could not sleep; often troubled with dull, lifeless feelings, pains m the chest and back. After giving hundreds of dollars to doctors, and giving up all hopes, I tried the Puma or' VIE VALLEY, and am now able to do ray work after seven year's sicinn M" Mrs. James McNeil, 202 bimcoe Street, Lendon, One. The above statement of Inv wife's is correct. James McNeil. For sale, by all drugg71485ts-uin Seaforth. WM. ELLIOTT, TowN CLERK and Treasurer. office -North- east corner ef Market Houee. Office hours - 2:30 till 7 p. m. a 747 Ars 31A+TUFACTURED IN TORONTO. A Pennii ent, sure cure -for Dieeasee, Vs - orders and Ailments of the Kidney', Bladder and Urinary Secretive System, or atteadant cern- plaints. tPamphlets and testimeniale ean be obtained filorn druggists free. Pfeece-ChEdds Pad, 81.5t, (cures bed-wetting.) Itegulen Pad, $2. Specie I Pad for chronic die -e-, Sold 1st M. litoberte,Seaforth; Ww.M,Rebeiteon, Wroxeter R. N. Thurtell, Teettwater ; W. T. Bray, Wingliani ; John S. Tennant, M. D., Lock - now; Watt &Co ,Clinton; Lawrason se Hamilton, Blyth; q. 11. IIewson, Bayfield ;1 S. A. Ifiedtre, Mitchell; iJosheph Kidd & ; The Central Dreg Store, Exeter; it. 1Z. .laele.en, Hensel' ; Mrs. John McIntosh, J33 et: Robt. Meths, Kit pen ; S. Fraleigh, St. Merye, aid J. A. Gailick, Brussels. • 7e7 MAROIAGE LIOENSES ISSUED AT THE EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SEAFORTH, ONT!'AR.10. NO WITNESSES REQUIRED composed largely of powcIPMYMICa or glass, 1S tile B ES T and CH EAP adST tor, in theworld-the BEST beteaose itdoes, ;notgurre, hut forms a highly polished sur- face over the axle, reducing friction and, lighten ing the draft.; the Csi EA PiEfit" - cause It costs NO MORE .than inferio: brands, and one box will do the work or= two of any other make. AL:Id:ere for liarventers, min Gearing, 'i hrts141ng3Jd- c1lnes, Corn -Planter, cnrriag-s. etc., as for 'Wagons. GUAR A NTEED contain NO Petroleum. Sold by all dee le ea tir Our Pocket eyelinedic, f Tadigs' Iroi-1;z Knowing mailed free. MICA MANUFACTURING CO 228 Hudson St., New" York. Cleveland, 0. and Chicago, 111. SA M UE ROGERS & CO. Toronto,Ont. Agents for the Doliiinlon,