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Commerce.
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ges.
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pie of Seaforth.
pened a Branch.
ae Weir's otel.,
Seafortht wool&
rade. Thostock
.kat school sup-
nlin wools, top,.
music, all new
rgely and in the
try kw..
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.Park
.nagele
VACERCY.
t.z.1
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awn Stock,, Fir.
and ia proper -
:able toms.
be Loan So-
'wham- ot Form
rst-Claat
r Sale.
per eCilk&
Lmabipc Ticket&
t'a Ettore, Melia
" 645
Lan,Surgeon and
▪ Offioe Andres"- •
set,secorrd door
842.
?hysioian, Sur -
°linty of Ifurons
r street north,.
Schoen. '
, Graduate of,
au, Surgeon ands
and Residence..
is- Brick Houma
496
LD. C. Tie-
. P. and S., One
R. C. S., Eden:
en, England, for
714
Mega of Dental
in titer rooms
Lire, Whitney's -
ted and satis.
derate.
*.ithout in
t, Dentist, bee
be business a
• remoired ta
titehell, where
,-extraeted with
nitrous oxidertfea from a
a,oxpenses. m
NTIST
- I -
ivna Oollegej
D. S.
;e he is able toi
eistry suitable
Speeialty.i
de Gas givel
'=Ut
reet, Seaforth.;,
D. Saw:.
CADEra
aht,T1-1, oppo,
Hotel, on
'T.111;i,SD.1Y
"irate (Aide Gaa
;1eut1i. This otaa
artwright sinca
nee been one of
rovince. Pa-
alhale the gas
:tett in a min-
t disagreeable
env to th incase
ttt.jun 'paid
▪ Teeth in-
- 730-52'
LLS.
no since intro-
ouitkr s:.ateret
oreat 'ads-
- .1 retail and
ii e t thank
ttronatte, which
. We are weII
a flour from the
tient a,
Jr aiu take:
rode con toners,
rice,. With
ble to pay good
er oath other
in market. Wet
horn Seaforth
;A:where. Flour,
t constantly OL
quantity of tire
riEct co.
771
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(..)croBER 27 18
News items.
2.
professor Schmidt says h� has dia-
.:10,meg anothercomet four degrees from
elte great comet.
—Chicago has a pOptilati i of 600,-
00, with 8,500 grinning dome and
caly 280 churehes.
--Gabel Hobbs, of LincolInton, Ne -
committed stiiicide the other
elay on account of the death of a mule,
,es which he was exceicling fond.
—Mr. Henry Craig, of ilsa Craig,
obi ped 800 head of extra 11 e steers to
Liverpool last week, the a imals aver-
aging 1,400 lbs. each. Th4re were 52
vas of cattle from that Btation last
-week for the old country.
—Dr. Wilson, V. S., remo ed a large
'tumor from the eyelid of • horse be.
longing to Mr. Chas. Heid4, of Soutli.
old, in London on Mo day. The
*operation was a Most delica e one, and
wag very suecessfully perfor ed.
--Last Friday evening John A.
•Cockrell, managing editor of the Post.
Despatch, St. Louis, shot and killed
Col. A. W. Flaybeck, a prominent law-
yer and well known politician of that
city. . Flaybeck died in three minutes
after being shot. No arrest
—Na,nees mentioned for the four
vacant teenatorships : John McDonald,
late M. P. for Glengarry; 4'ohn Mae.
-epee Q. fi.; Dr. Sullivan, OJ Kingston;
Walter Shanly, C. E.; D. Ford Jones,
X. P.; Col. Gzowski ; Jame Turner, of
Hamilton ; Col. Gravedy l4ayor of Co-
bourg, and Dr. Grant, Otta a.
— The inhabitants of Sitka, are
dying by scores with blaCk measles.
Captain Pearson, of the United States
steamer Waohnsett," turned a deaf ear
to the appeals of the people for help,
and took his ship and mediCal officers
away to 'Wrangle Island, leaving a lieu-
tenant of marines and. guard Without
raedicine. His coarse has Veen a dis-
grace to the American Navy.
—Oa Friday of lasteveek near Bran-
don, Manitoba, two brothers . named
Magwood, were driviree a heifer, when
the younger suggested tying the elder
to the animal with a rope, Scarcely
bad they started when the beast ran,
and the boy fell and scream:led for help.
This only frightened the heifer, and it
was sorae time before the 4tiimal was
stopped, when the boy Was released
bleeding and. torn, and died in half an
hour. .
—Major, the evangelist. daring a
revival at Alexandria, Texwa, prayed for
divine punishment on the disturber of
the meeting. and immediately a man
• dropped dead. The follewing night
Penn made a similar petition, and a
young lady at once upset aijtrn.p and was
burned to death, inime ately after-
wards a tornad blew over the Gospel
Tent and fataliy injured a young lady
. and hurt many others, causiag a fearful
panic. The tent was flooded with
water to the depth of two feet.
—The London Advertiser says: The
growth of the Salvation Ar y in that
• city has probably exceeded the expecte-
lions of its most sanguine Hands. Be. -
ginning with a very small nucleus, in
the course of a few month it has at-
tained an importance among the religi-
:ous agencies of -the city thiat promises
very gratifying results, and has already
accomplished much good in the direc-
tion in which its Work is specially
directed. -
—Two years ago aealthy man
vie•
named 'Wage, whose wif was in a
burning hotel in Oshkosh Wisconsin,
offered any person $5,000 if be would
reseuelher dead or alive. At great
peril of his life the assistant engineer of
the fire department brought. down her
dead body. After the fun al was over
Mr. Pia.ge refused to pay the reward,
but the Supreme Court ha ordered. its
payment because the fire an's official
duty did not compel him 1 to risk his
own life to rescue others. I 1
—One of the most noted women in
New York jdurnalism is iMies Middy
Morgan, who does all the 4attle reports
for four New York papers, among them
the Tribune and Times. . ahe has ac-
- quired a land of knowle ge of cattle
and horses, both on the fa m and turf,
which may be envied by the most ex-
perienced male sportsman.Her jour-
nalistic career dates from an interview
with Horace Greeley, wjhose rather
jocose allusion to the nee4 of a repor-
ter of ca.ttle sales was turn a to earnest
amount.
—A boy named Henry Einermann,
14 years old, born in London, Eagland,
of German parents, and w o was brought
to Canada in 1881. made »is escape re-
cently from the Boys' .Efo e, Galt, and
has not since been he rd of. His
mother has come to Cart da with her
whole family, and is an ous . to learn
of his whereabouts. She describes the
boy as a bright-looking,hie eyed, fair-
li
haired little fellow, speaking both Eng-
lish and Gerrnasi fluently, the former
with the London accent. Any news that
may lead. to his recovery ehould be com-
municated. to Mr. J. A. Oitnniers, the
German consul, Toronto.
—The ravages of diphtheria at Chat-
ham, Virginia„ are dreadful, and becom-
ing more alarming daily. It is esti-
mated. that 200 deaths have occurred,
guanine of every ten fain4ies have lost
from one to five children. Twenty-one
deaths occurred in four 1 milies. Four
graveyards in one neigh orhood have
from 18 to 20 new graves each. One
school lost 20 pupils. On unday three
persons were lying dead i one house.
Most of those who di have black
vomit, arla B01316 are cove ed with run-
ning sores. The doctors are unable' to
account for the terrible fatality. It ap-
pears something like scar et fever and
diphtheria conabmed. T d sysberas of
those who recover are ba ly shattered.
—At the Northurobeiland Assizes
on Monday the young woman Wright
was convicted of ma slaughter at
Brighton and was sen enced by Mr.
Justice Osier to six mo ths' imprison-
ment. It will be rernern1iered that the
accused and a lady friend were sole
occupants of Miss Wright's residence,
which is situated in a sepluded part of
the village of Brighton. I About eleven
o'clock on the fatal niOit they heard
orae one walking armind the house,
tryieg the back door, and then stopping
• in front of the window. The accused,
who had been 'darnel by raidnight
prowlers a few nights p evionsly, then
fired a revolver through the slats of the
venetian blind, unfortunately with fatal
results.
—Complaints of excessive freight
rates on the Canada acific Railway
continue. A merchant ho •purchased
wheat at Portage la Prairie co plains
that the Canada Pacific Railway
charged $67.50 per car frpm that point
to St. -Vincent, a distatine of 120 miles.
The cost from St. Vince4 to Minne-
apolis; about 450 miles}, over the St.
sd
,
THE HURON EXPOgITOIt
Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba
T
way vies triply $56 per car.
inforthemt states that he is u
with several farmers who have
their Manitoba farms and gon
flo
Static% rather than pay the e
charges Of the Canada Paci
It takes, in some instanceseth
two bushels of grain to pa
transportation of a third bush
market.
Rail.
same
a
inted
Id out
to
the
bitant
way.
rice of
or the
the
The
mg
ol
Epps's Cocoa.
Grateful and Comforting.
thorough knowledge of the nat
which govern the operations
tion and nutrition, and by a ca
plication of the line properties
selected tacos, Mr. Epps has
our breakfaat tables with a d
flavored beverage'which may
many heavy dootors' bills. It i
judicioui use of such articles of
a constitution may be wadual
up nntil strong euough to yes'
tendeney to disease. Hundred
tle maladies are floating ar
ready to attack whereve
is a' weak point. We ma
many, a fatal abaft by keeping
well -fortified with pure blo
properly nourished frame."—C
vice tiazette.-1 Made simply
ing water or milk. Sold
packets and tins (-a. pound and
latielled—"Janies Epps & CQ.
pathio Chemists, London, Eng
makers of Epps'a Chocolate' Ee
afternoon use. 736-52
Holloway's Ointment an
In all outward complaints a de
effort should be made to at one4e
these annoying infirmies, and
tablishing a cure. he ieir
remedies diecoveted by Prefesso
loway will satisfactorily accompl
desirable result, without any b
dangers or drawbacks which att
old method of treating ailcerat
flanimations, scrofulous affectio
scorbutic a,nnoyandes. . The /no
invalids may use both the ointm
pills with the utmost safety with certain
success, provided a moderate a
is bestowed on their accompan
rections. Both -the preparations
heal and purify. The one assi
other one most materially in
cures, and renewing strength by
exhausted nature just where sh
&Lich auccour.
0
1
raTy
lav:
gfte5p:
ful ofwded
oll
r
1Cviately
ave u8,
by the
iet that
y built
t every
sub -
there
edBtoaeuperee
elves
and a
8er
h boll-
1yundin
,
o)
cameo -
Also
nee for
perate
emove
of es-
rkable
Hol-
sh this
those
nd the
ye in-
s and
t timid
nt and
le
a
Given Away.
We cannot help noticing the
offer made to all invalids and
by DiaKing's New Discovery 1
sumption. You are requested t
E. Hickson & Cco's Drug St
get a trial bottle free of coh.it, if
suffering with pconsum tion, i
coughs, colds, asthma, bro ohit
fever, loss of voice, hoarsen ss,
affection of the throat or lungs.
positively cure you. 772.52.6
Worthy of Prarise.
As a rule we do not rec
patent medicine, but wher we
one that is really a publi b
and does positively cure, t en
sider it our duty to impart tha
mation to all. Electric Bit
most truly a valuable medLci
will surely cure biliousness, fa
ague, stomach, liver and kidn
plaints, even where all other •
fail. We know wherof we spe
can freely recommend them
—Exch.—Sold at 50 cents a b
E. Hickson LI Co. 772.52.6
A Certain Remedy for
This is the universal testim
expressed by every one who
Putnam's Corn Extractor,T
in Canada have used it with g
results, and if you will take th
to ask any druggist he will give
names of many persons of your
tanoe who have been radieally
-the worst kind of corns. ; Sol
where. Safe, sure, painless, a
table in composition. Tier it.
fails. 762.52.c
MONTrkEAL, Deo. 26th, 1880.
Medicine Company, Gents
quested by Miss Sarah Fordha
form you that your treatment
tape worm has proved a great success.
In five hours after she had taken the
medicine the worm passed arve with
head complete, measuring 2
The medicine caused no pain
easiness. You may reat assur
will never cease to recomme
treatment whenever the op
offers. Yocrs, J. L. FLYNN,
boilez Square, Montreal.
tention
ing di -
soothe,
te the
ecting
• elpin g
needs
liberal
offerers
r Con -
call at
re, and
ou are
severe
s, hay
or any
It will
/
cases of oostiveness, it never produces
griping pains in the bdominal region,
or weakens the bowel likes violent pur-
gative. It invigor tes the system
through the medium of the incteased
digestive and, assimilative activity
which it promotes, and is , also a most
di
ll s ases of the blood,
efficient remedy for lney complaints,
scrofulous and a
female weakness, dms., &o. Price, $1.
Ve Discovery
etable •
Sample Bottle, 10 Is. Ask for Nor-
throp & Lyman's
and pyspeptie Curert The wrapper
bears a fac-simile of1 their -signature.
Sold by Lumsden &!Wilson'Seaforth.
750 52-o
— .
.Iucklen's Arica Salve.
The best salve irk t1le world for Cuts,
)r
Brui4s, Sores; Ulelei , Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores), Tetter, happed Sands,
Chilblains, Corns, an all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively Uures Piles. It is
gua4nteecl to give perfect satisfaction,
or Money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by E. Hickson le Co.
772-52
,
naraend
now of
efactor,
e con-
infor-
ers are.
e, and.,
er and
y com-
emedies
k, and
to all.
ttle by
Corns.
ny and
as used
ousands
atifying
trouble
you the
cquain-
ured of
every -
d vege-
It never
1
Smith
am re -
to in -
of the
11
A Reliable Witnes
Mr. WhYte, late proprieto
Mansion Saloon, King Street,
writes as follows about Dr.
Stomach and Constipation:
used Dr. Carson's Stomach Bi
nearly two years, and 1 believ
the best medicine in the world
not be without it for anything.
induced scores of people to try
when taken according to dir
have never known it tofail. I
Bitters the "Doctor." It has
been my faraily doctor ever si
used it, and will continue to b
as it acts the same as hit
strongly advise all my friends
public generally, who suffer fr
affections of the stomach, bow
or blood, !such - dyspe
digestion, liver complaint
ache, dizziness, costiveness,
ties of the blood, rheumatism,
gia, etc, to buy a bottle of the
and I am certain that no one
having done so. I do not thin
any medicine in the whole wo
to Dr. Carson's Stomach and
tion Bitters." (Signed.) JAS
Sold in large bottles at Sp cen
druggists.
a feet.
or un-
d- that I
d your
ortnnity
0 Chae
• In the present month of October Dr.
Carson's Stomach and Constipation
Bitters should be takien to purify the
blood and fortify the system against -
the severe changes of our Canadian
winter. It improyesi the circulation
and.eures dyspepsia, , billionsness and
sick headache. In large bottles at 50
cents'. Sold by all druggists.
After roany years of patient investi-
gation,"Dr. Van Buren, of Germany,
finally succeeded in perfecting a Kidney
Cure that would permanently relieve all
cases of Kidney Disease. Be sure and
ask yonr druggist for Dr. Van Buren's
Kidney Care. 770.52.1
Delays are dangerous, particularly in
Kidney Diseases, so take at once Dr.
Van Buren'SKidney Cure, and obtain
relief from all your sufferings. Your
druggist keeps it. 770.52.1
• Samson lost his strength with his
hair. Thousands of men , and women
loose their beauty with theirs, and very
large numbers restore-. the ravages of
timeiby using the famous Cingalese
Hair Restorer. Sold at 50 cents per
bottle, 770.52.1.
Cingalese. A name well known in
connection with the Hair Renewer,
whidh restores grey hair to its natural
color by a few weeks use. Sold at 50
cents per bottle. 770.52.1.
Fariners before buying your reaper
-and mower oil ask for and. procure a
saahple of "Kaiser" Machine Oil. It is
warranted not to gum; and is guaran-
teed Ito give good satisfaction. 753-52
Now that the reaping and mowing
semen is coining on, farmers should
remember that that i"Klaiser" Machine
Oil is:the best reaper and mower oil
in tle market. For sale by all dealers.
753
Teabprry.
The elegant little plated screw top on
"Teaoerry" makes it the cheapest,tmost
.perfect and most Recherche of all toilet
exquisites. Get a 5 cent sam' ple.
751.1,
of the
Toronto,
Carson's
"I have
ters for
it to be
Iwould
I have
it, and
ctions I
call the
ertainly
ce I first
as long
erto. I
a,nd the
m any
ls, liver
• in-
head-
impuri-
neural-
Doctor,"
ill regret
there is
Id equal
onstipa-
WHYTE.
s by all
A Prolific Solarce of isease.
A trifling indiscretion ip die may lay
the foundation of confirmed i yspepsia,
and there is no.fact in Medi science
,more positively ascertained or more au-
thoritatively asserted than th t dyspep-
sia is the parent of a host of •odily ills,
eot the least of which is 'cont mination
of the blood and the maladies of which
. that is the direct consequen e. Their
original cause is, however, t i °roughly
eradicated from the system b • Northrop
dr Lyman's Vegetable Discovery and
Dyspeptic Cure, a medicine hich only
requires regularity and pers stence in
its nse to cure dyspepsia and he many
ills that arise from it. No • eleterious
mineral ingredient is omits ned in it,
• and thoughits aotion, is thorough in
MONEY.
ONEY TO LOAN.—TO loan, private funds, in
arge or small surrid for a period of three to
seven years on first-clasifatm security, with in-
terestIat 7 per cent. per annuin. Apply ap THE
EXPOSITOR Office, SelfOrth. 1762
MONEY TO LOAN—I am prepared tell ,lend
;money at loweet rates of interest, payable
yearly. Principal at the end of terns. Private
Fuode. SAS. n. BENSON. 726
1
AUCTIONEERS.
T p. BRINE, Lioenced Auctioneer for the -
t, • 0o-unty of Huron. Sales attended in all
parts of the County, All orders left at the En.
POST OE Ofdce will be promptlyattended to.
— TI -1 M GI- cs D. Di\T Ia I
•
N.—
FALL, 1882.
1
eceived and Opened up the Contents of
30 Cases of Old Country Goods.
1
IN,PECTIO,N INVITED.
A.1‘.‘trIsCol\T,
C-
R.
ICOOPER, Brussels, County Anatieneer.
• gales of all descriptions promptly at-
tended in any part of the county on reasenable
term. Orders left at the office of the Hutton
Muni Mon, oa addressed to Brussels, will timely°
prem t attention.
1
A DELGATTY, Licensed Anetioneer for the
4 -do. I County of Huron. Sales of all descriptions
premptly attended to on reasonable ternun Ad-
dress Walton P, o. or Lot 14, Concession 14,
MoKillop. 774
THE F:?.D MILL.
TH
term
fener
large
been
now
dein
busi
or to
Mill in the Town of Seaforth known as
he Red Mill, will he sold cheap and on easy
, as the proprietor has got the Manitoba
' here is in connection with the Mill a
grain sterehouse. I The mill has recently
t.horoughly overhauled and repaired, and is
n first-c,ass working order, and capable of
a large and profltp.ble gristing and flouring
ess. Apply to theIproprietor, WM. SCLATER,
A. STRONG, Seaforth. 744
• AT THE "PADLOCK," BRUSSLS.
SHELF AND HAVY HARDWARE.
SEAFORTH PLANING MfLL,
SAH,DOORAN_BLIND FACTORY'
rrH subacriberbegoleave to thank hisnumeron
-Atm tomer enbr the liberal patronage extended to
him s race commencing business in Seaforth,and
trust hat he may be favored with a continuance
of th same.,
Pa iesintendingto buildwonld do well to give
him callous he will continue to keep ou hand
large stock of all kinds sf
Dr Pine LumPer, Sashes, Doors,
binds and Mpuldings Shingles
ath, thc.
ge eelsoonfident of gtvingsatisfactiontothose
who uay favour him with theirpatronage,as non!
but tl st-claesworkmen p re eraployed '
Pa tionlar attention' paid to Custopa Planins
20[ JOHN R. BROADFOOT..
ck's Magnetic Medicine
ERVE AND BRAIN FOOD
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A Cure guaranteed.
FOR OLD AND YOHIf 0, RALE AND VENIALE.
Is a lure. prompt and effectual remeda for Ner-
vouspess in allots stages, Weak Memory, Loss of
13 aid Power, Sexual P ostration, Night Sweats,
S eruatorrhocea,Semh al Weakn ess, Let] corrh aea,
B rrenncss, and Gener 1 Loss of Power. It re-
p irs nervous waste,
ejuvenerates the jaded in-
tdllect, strengthens the enfeebled brain, and re-
stores surprising tone and vigor to the exhaust-
ed genemtive organs in either sex, tr'' With
each order for r watvir packages, accompanied
with $5, we will send our written guarantee to
refutid the money if the treatment does not
effect a cure. It is the cheapest and best medi-
cine in the market. Full partieulars in our
pamphlet, which we desire to mail fi ee to any
address. Mack's Magnetic Medicine is sold
by Druggists at 50 meta per box,or 12 boxes for
sp, or will be mailed free of poatage on receipt of
money by addressing MACK'S MAGNETIC
MEDICINE 0o., Windsor, 00. Sold in Seaforth
by J. S. ROBERTS, and all druggists elsewhere.
733-50
IMMENSE STOOK OF NEW GOODS.
PLATFORM SCALES -500, 1,000, 1,200, 1,500 pounds, at low price.
BARB WIRE FENCING—Pest in the market --four point barb and
two point barb. 1 .
NAILS—Another car load -10 tons—direct from the factory.
WINDOW GLASS—English Smithwick—elearer, tougher, and worth 0
C/
15 to 20 pperceee.nt. more than the German glass, usually sold by dealers at about
the same ri
OUR SPECIALTIES—Cutlery and Guns.
MURPHY ESTATE.'
EXTENSIVE
AUCTION SAL
AT Lot 18, in the 5th concession of I4an,
County of Perth, on
Tuesday, the 31st Day of October, 182,
At 11 a. no, precisely, by Mr. W. R. Davis, ne-
tioneer, of Farm Stock and Implements, H use -
hold Firniture, Piano, Fire Proof Safe, S ore-
hause in Mitchell, Sawmill on 18tb Cone .on,
Ehna ; `limber and Timber Contracts and nds
in Logan and Rime, Lot 23. lst Con., Contracts,
; L ts
7,8 and 30, 18th Concession, Elnaa ; Lots la d 2,
in 17th Concession, Elms, and Lot 21, 13th ou
cession Elmo
For full particulars see posters, or apply ta the
Auctioneer, at Mitched, or to the undersigned.
MoCAUGHEY & HOLMES TED, ;
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
776-2Seaforth, October 14tb, 1 :o2.
ENTRANCE EXAMINATION FOR
THE SEAFORTH HICH SCHOOL
THE Entrance Examination for admission of
-1- Candidates to the Seaforth 'High School'will
he held in the Public School building, Seaforth,
on Wednesday and Thursday, December 20th
and 21st. Intending candidatea should send
their names to the undersigned not later than
November 15th, J. C. ILIRSTONE, Head Master
Seaforth High School. 776
tmJ
JAMES DREWE, Brussels.
KENDALL'S ,PAVIN CURE 1
It cures Spavins,
Splints, Curbs, Ring
Bones and all simi-
lar blemishes, and
removes the bunch
1 without blistering.
For man it is now
known to be one of
the best, if not the
best, liniment ever
discovered,
We feel positive that every man an have perfect success in every case if he
will only use good common sense in applying -KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE,
and persevere in bad cases of long standing. Read below the experience of
others:
FROM COL. L. T. FOSTER.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, May 10, 1880.
• Dr. B; J. Kendall & Co.—Gents: I had a very valuable Hambletonian colt
which I prized very highly; he had a large bone spavin on one joint, and a
smaller one on the other, which made him very lame; I had him under the
charge of two veterinary surgeons, which failed to cure him. I was one day
reading the advertisement of Kendall's Spavin Cure in the Chicago Express. I
determined at once to try it, and got our druggists here to send fqr it; they or-
dered three bottles; I took them all, and thought I would give it a thorough
trial; I nsed it according to directions, and by the fourth day the 9olt ceased to
be lame', and the lumps had entirely disappeared. I used but one hottle, and the
colt'a limbs are as free from lumps and as smooth as any horse in the State. He
is entirely cured. The cure was so remarkable that I let two of nsy neighbors
have the remaining two bottles, who are now using it. Very respectfully, L. T.
FOSTER.
WM. ELLIOTT,
rrOWN CLERK and Treasurer: Office—North-
east*corner of Market House. Office hours -
2:30 till 7 p. m, • 747
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE 1
• ONEONTA, New York, Jan.. 6th, 1881.
Early last summer Messrs. B. J. Kendall 8,6 Co., of Enosburg Falls, Vermont,
made a contract with the publishers of the Press for a half column advertise-
ment for one year setting forth the merits of Kendall's Spavin Cure. At the
same time we secured from the firm a quantity of books, entitled Dr. Kendall's
Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases, which we are giving to advance paying
subscribers to the Press as a premium.
About the time the advertisement first appeared in this paper Mr. P. G. Scher-
rnerhorn, who resides near Colliers had a spavined horse. He read the advertise-
ment and concluded to test the efficacy of the remedy, although his friends
laughed at his credulity. He bought a bottle of Kendall's Spavin Cure and com-
menced using it on the horse in accordance with the directions, and he informed
Us this Week that it effected such a complete cure that an expek horseman, Who
examined the animal recently could find no trace of the spavin or thf3 place where
it had been located. Mr. Schermerhorn has since secured a copy of Kendall's
Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases,which he prizes very highlyi and would be
loth to pall with it at sib y price, provided he could not obtain another copy. So
much for advertising reliable articles.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURF1
Kendall's Spavin Cure is sure in its effects, mild in its actions i as it does not
blister, yet it is penetratingi and powerful to reach any deep seated pain or to re-
MOVJ3 any bony growth or any other enlargement if used for several days, anch as
spavins, splints, curbs* , calldus, sprains, swellings, any lameness and all enlarge-
ments of the joints or limbs; or rheumatism in man and for any purpose for
which a liniment is used. for man or beast. It is now known to be the best lini-
ment for man over used, acting mild and. yet certain in its effects. It is used full
• strength with perfect safety at all seasons of the year.
Send address for Illustrated Circular which we think gives positive proof of its
virtues. No remedy has ever met with such unqualified success to our knowledge,
for beast as well as man.
Price $1 per bottle, or six bottles or $5. All Druggists have it or can get it for
you, or it will be Bent to any address' on receipt of price by the proprietors.
748 52 DR. B. J. 'KENDALL & CO., Enosburg FalIs, Vermont.
Trade Mark Registered.
ANOTHER GREAT BOOM IN WINNIPEG
BY mural observation, we find all land specnIa-
do' tors have a clear head, and wateh the upe ahd
dowes of property, thus making large fortnnee.
But the whole secret is, they keep the system in a
a healthy condition by the nse of THE PRIDE
OF THE VALLEY MEDICINE. We can safely
say that hundreds come to us for the great lung
and blood purifier before going West. Read the
following statement. We could give thousands
of the same kind if it were necessary. "I certify
that I was troubled with catarrh in the head.
gatbering of phlegm in the throat, choking and
coughing at night for years, so I could not sleep;
often troubled with dull, lifeless feelings, pains in
the chest and back. After giving hundreds of
dollars to doctors, and giving up all hopes, I tried
the PRIDE OF THE TALLEY, and am now able to
do my work after seven year's siclmees." Mrs.
James hi oNeil, 202 Simooe Street, London, Ont.
The above statement of my wife'e is correct.
James McNeiL For sale by all drriggists in
Seaforth. • 745-52
NORMAN'S
ELECTRIC CURATIVE APPLIANCES
ESTALISHED 1874.
ELIEVES AND CURES Spinal Complaints,
-Lti General and Ne vous Debility, Rheumetism,
Gout, Nervousness, Liver, Kidney, Lung, Throat,
and Chest Complaints, Neuralgia. Bronchitis,
Incipient Paralysis, Asthma, Sciatica, Sprains,
Consumption, Sleeplessness, Colds, Indigestion
Ask for Norman's Electric Belts, and you will be
safe against impotition, for they will do their
East Toronto.
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work weAll.arortarmANe che,4QueenapatanysptriEceas.
E. HICKSON & Co , Agents, Seasforth. 753-52
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IMPORTANT NOTICES.
-p AM FOR SERVICE.—Mr. John Hannah will
keep for service at Lot 16, Concession 2,
Tuckersmith, a. pure bred Southdown Ram dur-
ing the season. Teams—VI pet ewe. 774-4
TnLACKSMITH'S APPRENTICE WANTED.—
Wanted, immediately, an appreotioe with a
good morecharacter, to serve at the blacksmith -
Ing betimes& Apply to R. R. DOUGLAS, Blyth,
776
W ANTED -A second class male teacher for
" Schcol Sectron No. 14, Stanley. Duties to
commence nu the ftrd of January, 1883. Personal
applicatioas prefetred. JOHN MoDOUGALL,
Brumfield. 77414 *
WANTED AT ONO—Ten (10) toatmakers
and five (5) panto and vest makers._ The
highest wages will be paid and permanent em-
ployment guaranteed. Ayply to D. CAMPBELL,
Merchant Tailor, Winnipeg, Manitoba- 774 3
IQUFFALO ROBE LOST.—The person Who
"1-• took from Turner's Hotel, Brucefield, dur-
ing the week of the Weitena Fair, an unlined.
Buffalo Robe, and left another in its place,
would greatly oblige the undersigned bo return-
ing- it and getting Ins own. R. 3. TURNER- .
776-3
NTOTICE TO SHEEP BREEDERS.—The un-
deisigned will take in a limited rnamber of
ewes on the farm of Hugh Love Sr., near Rilir
Green, to be seined by their Imported Shropshire
Down Ram. Ternts : $2 per ewe, payable when
the sheep are taken away. Good pasture, andall
reasonable care taken to insure the ewes being in
lamb. LOVE &COOPER. 776.6
FOR 8ALE OR TO RENT. -1 comfortable
house with two acres of land with a fine or-
chard and barn thereon ; there is also a good well
with a pump. It is situated on the 2no Conces
sion of McKillop, part of Let 28; within two
miles of Seaforth. For Further pa ticulars apply
to the proprietor, JOHN CUTHILL, Winthrop
P. O. 776x4
BUFFALO ROBE LOST —The person who
took bora Morgan's Hotel, Bayfield, on show
day, a Buffalo Robe, nolined, dark color, would
ineetly oblige the nndersigued by returning hat
once to ALEXANDER SPARES, Lot 12, Bann -
son Line, Stanley. 776x4
CASH FOR APPLES.—Wanted, any quantitn
of Apples, delivered at _drying estabbsiament
of D. D. Wilaon & Co-, for avhich I will pay from
30e to nee per bushel cash. For particulars
quire at D. D.Rose's Grocery, or A.Schmidtonan-
ager evaporatory establishment, Seaforth. 776-2
1 IR. A. PROUDFOOT, L. C. P. and S. A. and
Q. Lecturer on diseases of the Eye, Ear
and Throat, Bishop's Collene, Montreal; Oculfst
and Aurist to the Westerhe'llospital ; Oculist and
Aurist to the Montreal Dispensary; Oculist and
Aurist to the Infants' Home, wid be atCLINTON,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY
morning, the 25th, 26th, and 2,th October,
where he can be consulted professionally by any
persons haying diseases or operations upon the
i'ore, Ear or Throat. '776.
riONTRACT FOR TEAMING AND CHOP-
PING.—lat, 750 cords Of dry cord wood to
be teamed from 9th concession Hulled to works
in Seafortb, distance 10 ranee, at $1.40 per cord;
will be let in four parts. 21111,100 cords to be
teamed from Walton, same price. 3rn, 400 cords,
frorn 1 mil s west of Wintbrop, rim 900. 4th1
Chopping and drawing tiraber on 20 acres, on
farm of Mr. George Sproat, Tuckeramith; will be
Jet if necemary in two parts; cordwood to be
delivered at works in Seaforth, and elm logs a
Kole & Mustard's mill, Egmondville. Cordwood
$1 50 per cord delivered, and logs at price which
may be agreed on. Apply to Grey, Young *
Sperling, Seaforth. 776-4
1. r AliKBT GARDEN FARM F011 SAT.E.—For
eale, part of La No. 6, O011COBBlOR 1st,
Form
I lett, containing 25 acres, 22 of which is under
, cultivation and the balance wood. There len
nol good frame house with a stone cellar and Iolanda-
•‘*" tion, also a wood shed - and three wells. Also
good frame barns and stables. This land is all
• planted with the ohoiceet varieties -of fnait trees
and bushes. Also a greenhouse 16 by 45 feet.
> This place has been used as a market garden for
• the past 8 years, and a large and profitable husi-
nsnowily. The proprietor
intends babeenndssr r on oo' ndgto Manitobaandodetseor:inv4ed
0 to s(11 For further particulars apply on the
prennees or to Seaforth P.O. ALNB
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not gum, but forms.a highly polished ur-
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lightenIngthe draft; the CH EAP ES be-
cause It costs NO MORE than Inf rior
brands, rmd one box will do the wor of
+two of any other make. AHEWRFS as ell
or Harvesters, Min Gearing, Threshing Ma-
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etc., as for Wagons. CUARANTEEf to
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SEAFORTH,
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None but the Very Beat Stook kept. Terms
moderate. A Trial Ea aliened. All orders by DAV
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THIS new Company, formed for the purtiolee of
haveeting Enoch Capital in Canada, hi ROM
prepazed to advance money on the most 'adorable
terms on good landed securities. M P. HUES,
Agent for Connty of Enron, Seaforth. 699
$66 a week in your own town. Terms mid $5
outfit free. Address H. Ramo= * Co.,
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Augosta, Maine. 748x52.
(1rANCERY NOTICE to CreditormAl George
Whithaan, Deceased.—Petranant to an order
of the High Court of justice the creditors of Geo.
Wbitetean, late of the township of McKillop, lh
the County of Huron, who died in or about the
month of December, 1876, aro on or before the
Twenty-eighth day of October, 1882, to send bar
post prepaid to Messrs. McCaughey & Holmested,
Solicitors, Seaforth, their Christian and sur-
names, addresses and desoription, the full par-
ticulars of their olaims, a statement of their ac-
counts and the.nature of the securities if any)
held by them, or In default thereof, they will be
peremptorily excluded trona: the benefit of the -said
order. Every creditor holding any security's to
produce the same before the Registrar of the
Queen's Beneh Division of the said Court mow
Referee at his chambers in Osgoode Hall, in the
city of Toronto, on the Tenth day of November,
1882, at eleven o'clock in tho forenoon, being the
time appointed for adjudication on the claims.:
Dated the 29th day of September, 1882, R. Pt
STEPBENS. 775 2
TN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, Chancery
Division.—Pursuant to an order of the High
Court of Justice, Chancery Division, made in the
matter of the estate of Henry Morley, deceased,
and in a cause Morley against Morley. The
creditors of Henry Morley, late of the village Of
,Belgrave, in the County of Huron, who died in
or about the month of March, 1882, are on or be-
fore the 6th day of November, 1882, to send hy
post, prepaid, to B. L. Donn, Of Goderich, tbe
Solicitor of the Plaintiff, Sarah Morten, the ad-
rainistratrix of the deceased, their Christian and
surnames, addresses and description, the full
particulars of their claims, a statement of their
accounts and the nature of the securitie.s (11 any)
held by them or in default thereof they will be
peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the
said order. Every creditor holding any eccurity
is to produce the same before _Inest my chambers,
at the Court Bonse, in the town of Cloderich, in
the County of Huron, on the 14th day of Novem-
ber, 1882, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, being
the time appointed for adjudication on the claims.
Dated, this 4th day of October, A.. D. 1:42. S.
MALCOMSON, Master, at Goderich. 7744
DUNCAN
& DUNCAN'S
Grocery Department,
We are now giving this department
special attention. We have HOW on
hand as fine a stock of Teas as ever
came into Seaforth. This is an ac-
knoWledged. fact by competent and ex-
perienced judges. Those Teas are im-
ported. direct from London, England.
We have also just received a choice lot
of Raisins and Currants, (new fruit.)
We keep the purest of Vinegars for
pickling purposes, also Fine Spices of
all kinds. In fact, our dock all through
this department will be found pure,
clean and fresh, and to those who favor
us with their patronage we are confi-
dent of giving entire ss.tisfaction.
spection solicited.
DUNCAN & DUNCAN,
SEAFORTH.
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