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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1883-01-05, Page 7„ 1883 mmomommow ACENCY.# I N G 8# Stook; Fie* ,nd fa orepar- htde teems. est Loan See abase of Tarot rst-Class- . Sale. r per east nealtip Tickets, 'a Storce Midis 646 WES. iLM.—The fen a limiteit lee SI per ewe. Ission 2, -s 777 sale, the in_ Ivellestablished [nsurance bent - for pars icuisra eaforth. 774 m the premises • Tetakerstnith, a- old red heifer o the left ear. oe as will teed plirrErt 785-4 M —For sale, ks o4, and -ono drateglet. pe.n. also About, tea Sant to be sold conceseion u.784,x te For Sale, [Y. oseepiedley • two .acres ot levelling house Kge also a good situated two and would be retired fa-teter the undersign. MRS. Jeslili Mixt reby eaationed' to- the• taste life -time, of the en except my- ized to collect ieinte given for p he reengrlizeil MoDONAL., 788-4 of the VeKillop ,atty be held id -y, the 6th ef 12 o'olook e views of the taken,est to- the We? ter threth- te bring with ace or th le last neetieg is ex- niesee meet at ie the Commer- •NNON, Seers - 785 -2 lef.+Physician Office an.% red. Dr. Hut ehigene air 781 iareSurgetee said Oftlee andreel- ietteecood door 842 ehyslcia a,, Sur. �LnyvtHeron. • street north, School. Greduete an,Stageon and end Regiaenee, t Brick House as EFIELD, i. D. C. M., Vic - P. and E3 Et. C. So Eden; >a, Erse oul, far 774 !T1 ST. dlege of Dental Ln the rooms tire, Whitney's led and satis- derate. thout ealse Dentist, has he hireiness of d removed to ditchell, where extracted with nitrous oxide E)artiee froma ft expenses 722 Arris$Te and CGuege e he le able to etistey suitable a Specialty, itle Gas given. '151 reet, Seaforth. L. D. S.,, r face. CADET'S q*ORTII, oppo- noel Hotel, on d THURSDAY rate Oxide Gaa teeth. Thee gas ,I.„. everight since ng been one of rovince. pa, Inhale the gas ted pet a min- ts& disagreeable _ w testh please, atteutiort paid -In Teeth in - 730 -62' -NCIER thetturpose ot q=nasle.,ics no most favorable M R. IIATES• rth. 692 ltd, Surveyor mail prorapt JANUARY 6, -1883. 10101le, .4.14IM4M4,14 Long Verses to be rovmcl the Bible. Thomas ideliinne y, Bervie,Connty- of Rraceehas evidently looked over his Bible from beginning to end. Some time -ago a publishing house in Pennsylvania offer - ea * prize of 520 to the person com- municating to them where the longeat verse in the Bible couldbe found. Mr. MaKinney did not compete for 'the prize, bathes taken a memorandum of fhe following as a result of his search through the steered book ::Genesis,24:14, 64 words- Exodus, 7:19, 66 words; Leviticus:4:35, 64 words; Numbers, 40, o woria •1Deuteronomy, 13:5,78 words; Joshua, 8:13, 80 words; Judges, 19.9;67 words, Ruth, 3:13, 62 words, First Samuel, 29:4, 75 words; Second Samuel, 1419, 66 words • First Kings, 73 words; Second *logs, 16:15, 79 words; First Chronicles, 29- :2, 73 words ; Second Chronicles, 2- :14, 80 words; Ezra, 3:8, 75 words; Neherctiah, 9:32, 65 words, Esther, 8:9, 90 words, Job, 42:11,1 65 words, Psalms, 75:8, 45 words ; Proverbs, 30:4, 47 words; Ecclesiastes, 4:8, 57 words; Songs of Solomon, 3:445 words; Isaiah, 45:14, 68 words; Jeremiah, 21:7, 83 words; Lamentations, 2:6, 51 words; Ezekiel, 46:9, 81 words ; Daniel, 5:23, 78 words; Hosea, 1:10, 58 words; Joel, 2:20, 55 words; Amos; 6:10, 65 words; Obadieh, 1:18, 50 words ; Jonah, 4:2, 55 words; Micah, 4:2, 59 worde ; Na- hum, 2:13, 48 words; Habakkuk, 3:17, 46. words; Zephaniah, 4:8, 56 words; Haggtii, 1:14, 54 words; Zechariah, 11:4, 63 words, Malachi, 3:5, 60 words. It will be seen that the 9th verde bf the 8th chapter of Esther, is the longest in tilt) Bible. uur breakfaat tables with -a ti -1icately flavored beverige, which May save us man/uhl ea dooton' bills. It is by the judi ions use of such article!! of diet that a co tit tion may be gradually built Iv Unfit t every tendenoy tie 'mai ready is a wel many a f woll fort properly vice ing ' wa paokete labelled patine makers uf Eppe's Ch afternoon use. 736-52 trcmg enough to re to disease. Hundredk if sub - 'es are floating ar Una us - o attack herever there k point. 'e may escape tal abaft by eeping Urseteee ified with p biood. and a ourished fr Ser- tte. Made ply with boil - ✓ or milk. Bela only in nd tins (i po nd and Pound,) "James Epps & ome°. emists, Lon on, Co.,ing."—Almo olate &sewn for No Time to Read. How many times I have heard wo- men s:ty, "i would like to attend leoe tures oe art or literatare, or I would like to perfect myself in a language, but I have not the time. I scarcely find time to read two books in a year.” Some of them spoke the truth, but the assertions of others were open to criti- cism. Not conteat with bearing and doing what nature and necessity had. laid- upon them, these women had themselves heaped up a lot of sewing, housekeeping and social duties, till they might as well attempt to find time for thought and quiet for study under the wheels of juggernaut. Saxe Holme once said, "I wourd have every- thing in the house kept as clean as a china cap," and for ray part I would have no woman cultivate her mind if by so doing she must have a slovenly home. Indeed there would be a vital defect in any such culture. But to keep a house delicately clean attain order is one thing, and to fill it with fancy work, which is the raost difficult sort of litter to keep freekom dust, is another. To supply a family with an abundance of well fitting garments is a weary task; but if each one of the garments must have miles and miles a ruffles and miles of triramings, it becomes work fit only to be given to convicts who are Sentenced to hard ls.bor. A few calks and pleasant vists, and a few friendly tea fights in tlae course of a year brighten and cheer one up but a for. • mat acquaintance with a whole town,a.nd formal and burdensome entertainments of all aorts, ought never to be under- * taken Save by those unfortunates who are compelled to do•it. To be sure we are commanded to • love onr neighbor, but we are not commanded to exchange visite with letiri every three months. To love one's family, to minister to their needs and comforts and happiness, is a hely duty, but to spend heart and brain in catering to their selfishness, laziness - and vanity, is La folly, and a wicked folly. I am convinced that at least one- quarter of the work performed by wo- men is uanecessary, and that the world weuld get on quite as well without it. It is like the ottoman cover I 0130 saw a a lady working. She was all bent up, and was putting her eyes out counting stitches, "I don't get any time for reading," she said plaintively, as she picked up some beads on a needle. "Yon must have a great deal of leisure." And yet she had spent more time embroider- ing a ridiculoue Jog on a piece of broad- cloth than I hadspent with ray books in a year, and when the work was done she covered it up with a lace tidy and put it in a dark corner where the sun wouldnot fade it, and threatened to cut off the children's ears if they ever sat upon it. It did not have the poor merit of being economical for the price of the Material would have bought enough handsome damask for two covers. A friend of mine tells of seeing a squaw seat herself by the town pump, unroll a bundle of calico, out out a dress, make it, putit on and Walk off, all in about two hours. I have always regretted that he did not continue the story by telling me that the squaw spent her leisure beautifully. I would not have woreen reduce their sewing to such a simple performance, but a good deal would be gained if they thought more about living and less about its ac- cidents. The transcendent fact is what we are, not what we accumulate or possess. Even knowledge may be so used that it is merely an ornatnent, which keeps up a twinkling about the mind, like bright jewels in pretty ear, and is only a pesseesion and not a pea of ourselves. To fill time, to pass it busily, is not to nee it. Labor in itself is not worthy. The meanest work that makes home a lovely sacred place is consecrated and fit for the hands of a queen; but delicate work that ministers to 110 human need,even if it has artistic merit to recommend it, if itl consumes the hours a woman ought to use train- ing her mind to think, and her eyes to see, and ma -king her brains something more than a Mere filling for her skull, IS busy idlenss and a waste of time. I hope the day will come when every woman who can read will be ashamed of the columns "for the ladies," printed in some of our papers, and which tell avith more sarcastic emphasis than any words of mine,how some women chooso to spend their leisure. Surely if they have time to follow intricate directions for making all sorts of trimming, not so good as that sold in the shops at two cents a yard,and for crocheting all aorta of llummediddles, they may if they will, find a few moments in which to read a book. Do no ing oak the rem quire a sons Sto it acts g the blo stimulates the liver a speedily ures,bilious pepsitei digestion.Sea from on end of Cana and you eannot find a it. I Try it and use it 'n your families. Sold ev rywhere in la4rge bottles at 50 - cents. There are many 1 oollish things done in this *orld and. �ne of the most foolish and we may add wicked) things is to rap led a cough or cold. Now we know t at Coughs, colds, bronchitis, catarrh and all chest, throatand- lung trouble if neglected are sure to end in consuna easily Carson' is no re Sold ev °feats. Peet ria ! rectoria I Pectoris,! The great and trueeremedy ler cOughs,colds, bronchitis, catarrh andi consumption. Have you tried -Pectori 7 It is id in twenty-five, cent ottles. It (O'er fails. If you Cannot !procure it m your dealer enalose 511 to Smith McGlasheneToroeto, and iwis we will nd y n free by exeress 5 bottles. It ay S ve your life. take pills or el, for at thi ts may be ser dose of physi ach and Co ntly on the d, improves powder e contain - time of the year owe If you re- take Dr. Car- stipation Bitters; bowele, -purifies the circulation, d kidneys, and ess,headache,dys- oh the drug stores La to the other, remedy equal to TI -IE BUI'LO High professional sandtion has been accorded to it; and its claims to public 0011tIdellee are justified by ample evi- dence. Price, $1.00. Sample bottle, 10 cents. Ask for Northrop & Lyman's Vegetable Discovery and Dyspeptic Care... Thtewrapper befte's a fete -gm& of their signature. Soid in Seaforth by Lumsden Wilson. 75052a tion and dee h. They may be red by using as direeted Dr. Pulmonary ough Drops, there edy-equal t it. It never fails. rywhere in ia.rge bottles at 50 • .40 DI' 'EXPOSITOR., A General Stampede. Never was such a rush made for any drug store as is now at C. Duncan's for a trial bottle of Dr. King's New Dis- covery fopr Consumption, Coughs and Colds. I All persona afflicted with Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, or any affeotion of the Throat and Lungs, can get a trial bottle of this great remedy free, by calling at above drug store. 783.52.4 80 11 fr 11 a hy see iser zzin e fo e w ara n & 1 A theria With asal t eat True to Her Trust. Too netich cannot be said of the ever . faithful !wife and mother, constantly watching and oaring for her dear ones, never neglecting a single duty in their behalf. 1 'When they are assailed by disease, and the system should have a thorough cleansing, the stomach and bowels !regulated, blood purified, and malarial poison exterminated, she must know - that Electric Bitters are the only sure remedy. They are the best and purest medicine in the world and only cost fifty cents. Sold by p. Duncani 783.52.4 ! Holloway's Ointment and Pills. Ever ,Useful.—The afflicted by illness should look their diseese fully in the face, and at once seek a remedy for them. A; short eearch will convince the moat, sceptical that these noble medicaMents have afforded ease, com- fort, and oftentimes complete recovery, to the most tortured sufferers. The Ointment Will cure all descriptions of sores, syounds, bad legs, sprains, erup- tions, e ysipelas, rheumatism, gont and skin a ections. The Pills never fail in correcting andstrengthening the stoma*, and in restoring a deranged liver to a wholesome condition, in rousing torpid kidneys to increase their BecretiOn, and. in re.establishingthee natural healthy activity of the bowels. Holloway's are the remedies for com- plaint of all classes of society. 774.52 , ilu.cklen's Arnica Salve. swer thiEi Ques4on. P o so raanypepple we see around to -prefer to suffer and be made ble by indig ss, loss of ap d, yellow ski 11 sell the teed to cure Wilson. 78 a 11 10 tra Maas, stion, constipation, etite, comiug up of , when for 75 cts. Shilole's em. Sold, by Lnms- -26. loh's Cat rh Remedy. arvellous curlo for catarrh, diph- canker month and headache. each bottle there is are ingenious "njector for the more ,successfal ent of these complaints without harge. Price 50 cents. Sold. by en & Wilsou 780-26. oh's Consumption Cure. This is beyond question the most [om- ega I Cough Medicine we have ever old, few dosesinvariably cure the orst cases of Cough, Croup, and Bron- hiti while its 'Wonderful success in he c aral inc ,o 11 11 a edi oug rice un SO re of Cotau el in the its first disc g arantee, a t ine can st u41.-- If you have a we earne tly -ask you to try it. 10 cts., 50 ct . and 51.00. If your s are sore,- qbest, or Back lame, lailoh's roro s Plaster. Sold by um den & Wilso . 780 26. ption is -without a. "story of medicine.' very it has been sold st which no other 1It Ti cuHt. are not swept ewe less arch.—Reen cern has- been int founI wanting. ;Cort extractor alo swa gathering n ,roll !that 'subs •Ext !cure • • BARGAINS -I BARGAINS I 4, WILLI M CAMPBELL & 00.S POPULAR DRY GOODS HOUSE. We have just received another large consignment of goods, making our stook complete in every department, and- at prices that caenot be surpassed. in the Dominion. . , IDIR.MSS 04003:3S.. A large and well selected stock of Plain and Fancy Dress Goods in all the leading shades; Black and Colored Cashmeres in endless variety, at the lowest possible price* • 4MINMEINIMS4••••= CLOTHS AND CLOAKING& • A. choice selection in all the newest designs, at popular prices. IDE CIID Mr) PLOWS! PLOWS ! PA,RoMM BANKING HOU —AT THE— HU RO 14 FOUNDRY, SEAFORTH. I have on hand a large assortment of PLOWS fitted with hardened Steel beards, which for quality of Eked and hardness of temper, cannot be surpass- ed in Canada. Come and see our CI-AaNT GI- PLOW" - It is a real gem, and for quality and price cannot be beat. We give special attention to PLOW POINTS„iesing only hard, strong iron, and warrant them to wear with any plow point made. We also make CRAIN CRUSHERS, STRAW CUTTERS MID Loa ROLLERS. . Special attention given to all repair work. Reapers and Mowers repaired with neatness and despatch, and at lbwest living profits. I have also made arrangements with L. D. Sawyer & Co., of Hamilton, to keep a full line of re- pairs for all machines sold by them. Good Reliable Agents Wanted. THOMAS HENDRY, - Seaforth. In Wool:Goods of every description. • An immense stock of Ladies' Fancy Wool Spews, Clouds end Promenade Scarfs; ladies' and children's Wool Hoods, eMittens,'eto. Ladies' Underwear, Gentlemen's Underwear, Misses' Underwear, Boys' Underwear, at prices that defy competition. Canadian Plain Greys, White Scarlet and Fancy Check Flannels; also full range\ of all the leading shades in Fine French Twills. Canadian Blankets at rock bottom prices. Otir. Hosiery and Haberdashery Department will be found complete in every respect. - Large assortment of Fur Goods. Gentlemen's Fur Caps in every style and price. Ladies', Misses and Children's Fur Sets, Caps, etc., in great variety, at unapproachable prices. Stands the Test of Time. 9 tries all filings, and few are the ma, habits or adjuncts of life that before its remorse- dy after remedy for oduced, tested and Putnam's Painless e holds undisturbed w strength as years n, and holding it with the power merit alone an give. Take no itute. Putinam's Painless Corn acold every here. 762-52.u. r never ils to make a complete Dr. 8 mith's t German Worm Remedy is as eable to the alate of a child as the delicious co fections. Sold by J. arts. 754.52. ,Gre agr DIOS Rob St Sho are of t and net and unf adv ci Rol Epps's Cocoa. Grateful and Comforting.—"By s thorough knowledge of the natural 1 .ws which govern the operations of diges- tion and nutrition, and by a careful ap- plication of the fine properties of well -selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided Lo ful yo re pti As 0111 me Ba of th mi ly develop° int tio . 774.65.2 tistics of that nine t brought to th e generative nerve food, k o Medicine, comes highl iling cure in rtiaement rantees of cu erts, Seafort The best salve in the world for cuts, bruiees, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, Fetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, ;and all skin 'eruptions; and p0B1- tively cures piles. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfactien or money re- funded. Price 25 cents per box. For Sale by 0. Duncan. 778.52 A simple herb fowl on the sunny plains of a southern oliin.e has, under the skilful manipulation of Dr. Van Buren, proved one of the greatest bless• ings ever sent to suffering humanity. Dr. Van Buren's - Kidney cure is 1 ac- knovvledged all the world over as the onlyerfect remedy for kidney troubles. your druggist has it. 770.62.8.778 I Proclaim it far and wide that Dr. Van Briren's Kidney Care uot only im- mediately relieves all kidney disease, but What is more important to the un- fortunate sufferer, will ultimately pure him effectually. -770-528778 1I A beautiful head of hair,— There is nothing more pleasing in the external appeerance of women or men than a beautiful head of hair, and it is posSible for every person to possess it by using the long and well known Cingalese Hair Restorer. Sold at 50c per bottle. 77,0.52,8.778. Beautiful hair is one of the raost striking and pleasing of characteriptics, and can *easily be obtained by -the, -use of the Cingalese Hair Renewer. e' Sold at l'Oc per bottle. 770.52.8.778. ' Farmers before buying your raper and mower oil ask for and procnre a sample of "Kaiser" Machine Oil. lIt is warranted not to gum, and is guaran- teed to give good satisfaction. 753-52 Now that the reaping and mewing season is coming on, farmers abould remember that that "Kaiser" Machine Oil istlae best reaper and mower oil in the market. For sale by all dealers. 753-p2 unatic Asylums nths of their patients ir condition by abuses organs. A great Brain own as Mack's Mag - sold b3i, our druggists, recommended as an all these diseases. See n another column. es issued . by J. S. . 780.52 aughters, ives, Mothers, k to your hesl(h I The many pain- nd weakening diseases,from which suffer, despa ring of a cure, can be edied by that unfailinglregnlator and ifying tonic, 3urdock Blood Bitters. your drugg st for proof. 774.65. • A Wise Maxim. stitch in time saves nine," not in making garnaenta, but also in ding health. If Haayard's Pectoral sera were nsed in thle earlier- stages oughs and cclds, ma y a "stitch in side," and t4any a c se of torn lungs ht be avoide4t, that, neglected,rapid- irreparable consump- CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. Oar Clothing Department is something simply immense. We are showing the largest and cheapest stook of Ready-made Clothing ever 'offered to the Sea - forth tried°, from the cheapest Tweed to the finest Broadcloth. Stacks of Meti's and Boys' Overodats that must be cleared out this fall, having bought largely in this 11ne we secured some very rare bargains, which we are determined to give our customers the full benefit of. An insection of this department will con- vince the closest buyer that readymades were never before offered at each low prices. We cordially invite all to call' r.nd satisfy themselves. No trouble to shqw goods. - Customers will And our new man, MR, ELMER. PARKER, genial, polite and obliging with all. Remember the place, No. 3_Campbell'8 Block, opposite Royal Hotel. Wm. Campbell & Co. eh in jaundice, is literally "as yellow as a "nee." It has this appearance be - se the bile, which enables the wets to act, i'S diaected from its pro - r course into the blood,. In connec- ia with this ymptom there is nausea ating of the tongue, sick headaehe, i .purity of the breath, pains through t .e right side and shoulder blade, dys- repsia and constipation. These and other concomitants of liver complaint a e completelyremoved by the use of N srthrop & irman's Vegetable Dis- c very and D eipeptio Cure, which is so an eradica t of scrofula, erysipelas, t rheum, ill era, cancers, humours, male weaknees, jaundice and lumbe- . It tones the stomach, rouses the er, and after relieving them, causes e bowels thereafter to become regular. Yellow he complex] eked liver as a Guinea. on, in a case of un - complaint, culminating AUCTIONEERS. P. BRINE, Lieenoed A.uetioneer for the • County of Huron. Sales attended in all parts of the County. All orders left at the Ex. e °Moe Office will be promptlyattendedto. • g ca ti • .11:4•414•44744.4474414•41•IMIIMI.N. --- — C3- 0 1_, .D 1\T--1_, I 0 N. • CCOOPEI4 Brussels, clounty Auctioneer. • .Sales of . all deecriptions promptly at- tended in any part of the county on reasonable tern. Orders left at the office of the 'HURON •E xele men, or. a dd•ressed to Brawls, will receive proMpt attention, . ADELGATTY, Licensed, Anetioneer for the • County of Huron. Sales of all deseriptione proMptly attended to on reasonable terms. Ad- dress . Walton, P. 0. or Lot 14, Concession 14, MeEillop. 774 li FALL, 1882. C2 Soma Received:gnd Opened • up the Contents of 30 Cases of Old Country Goods. NSPEOTIOil INVITED. . S_A_PCDRrE1-1 CARD OF THANK.S. - GENTLEMEN : Please accept my many thanks for the very liberal pat- ronage you have extended to me during the past five years in Seaforth es hair d4sser, and I be leave to ask for a coatinuance of the same. I have my premises fittea un with the new patent adjustable chairs, which for qomfort and convenience are second to none. With a cordial invitation to all, I am, yoktr obedient servant, JOHN C. CONSTABLE, Protical Hair Dresser! Cady's Block Opposite Commercial Hetel, Main Street, Seaforth. N. B.—Bowling Alley in conneetion. C. DUNCAN,. Dis PURE 1)11UC xosillaaaa SEAFORTH. OFFICE—In the premises former- ly occupied by the Bald. of Com- merce; and wider the Commercial Hotel, Main Street. NOTES AND BILLS. DISCOUNTED, English and Foreign Exchange Purchased and Sold. IFARMERS'SALE NOTES • Purchased at Reasonable Rates. Money Lent on Collateral Seellsritier Drafts Issued, payable at •par at all Branches of the Ban ,k of Commerce. 1NTERICST Allowed on Depomits Money -to Loan on Mortgages. M. P: 1-1 Si Manager (find Broprietor; The Royal Hotel, (LATE CARMICR A EL'S) SEAFORTH, ONTARIO. JAMES WEIR 1SZEGS to inform his old friends and the travel- ." ling public that having purchased this new and -commodious hotel building, he has thorough- ly re -furnished and re -fitted it from top to bot- tom, and it is now one of the most comfortable and convenient hotels in the county. By strict attention to the wants of his customers he hopes to merit a share of public patronage. The rooms are all well furnished and well heated. The her will be kept supplied with the best, and an at - tentative and trust worthy hostler will always be in attendance. Good sample rooms for Commer- cial Travellers. Remember the "Royal Hotel," corner of Main and Goderich Streets, Seaforth. 733 r• r JAMES WEIR, Proprietor y 3 > N a 6 WAREi-IOUSE. f:12 ko; SEAFORTH. z WOULD intimate to the fatraers of Tinter- ernith, l oKiilop and the surroundurg country that nee elevator is now completed whereby I can unload grain with as much ease as any holise rn the trasie. By strict attention to business 1 hope not only to retainbut to increase -the large patron - O age abich has been accorded to me n.nder less adeantageoue circumstances during the past 0,1 sixteen years, III which I have been eenthmously in the grain business. o 0 JAMES BEATTIE, ▪ > SEAFORTH: 1▪ .1 P r • un SECURE THE SHADOW. pensing Chemist, 0) 0 m41.•4444•711. > ANDriEW CALDER, 0 2 THE PEOPLE'S PHOTOGP.APIIEB, begii to , state that he has returned home from Da - X kota. and is convinced atilt f'There's no plan xa 1;1 like home," awl be intends to remain at home, aed will henceforth give his entire pergenta at- tention to bis business; His facilities- for doing good wink aro unexcelled, and he can guarantee satisfaction. Come one, come all, and bring you relatirns and friends, and revere the shadow ere tbe substance fades. I an -ammo modiste you all, atel can send you on your way rejoicing. Just try me and prove we. Charges moderate. Remember the place—Seott's Block, MainStreet, Seaforth. 762 •ANDREW CALDER. ' —DEALER IN— ANO CHEMICALS, 1:11 STUFFS & PATENT MEDICINES, Invites speciel attention to his stock of DRUG, SUNDRIES AND FANCY GOODS. A. complete stock of Razor arid Razor Strops, Pipes and. Pipe Fixtures, Purses and Pocket Bra, Clothes, Hair and ooth Brushes; Combs in every, descrip- tion and. price. A LARGE tSL, WELL-ASSOR ED STOOK OF PERFUMERY , Also, a liarge stock of all kinds of Horse and Cattle Medicines kept always in stocli at FT_T Et 3NT IT T_T _ J. S, PORTER SEAFORTH. 1 am determined to Clear Out my Entire Stock of Furniture regard. less of Cost. THOSE IN WANT, it will pay them to sneer- -A- tain prices before purchasing elsewhere. give a large discount to thee° paying aseh, ee. pee/ally to newly married couples. I am still selling six highly finished chairs for $2.50. I also keep Knowlton's Spring Bed, the beet and cheapest in the market; warranted perfectly noiseless. Warerooms directly opposite M. R. Counter's Mammoth Jew elry Store, Main Street, Seaforth, East Side. Cash for hides, skins, fail and tallow. No truck or trade. Cash for everything. 625 JOHN 8. PORTER, e 0. DUNCAN'S, SUCCESSOR TO E. HICKSON & CO. pRY G -GREAT ORGAINS IN ODS, MILyNERY & MANTLES - --LAT- ‘qoails ulvN 1-10VFM_A_TV 131R.OrTI-IMIZS' CHEAP oCASH STORE. Stock CA BRNO' 1113OCK. Complete 444=.4=4MII 0 0 a SEA.FORTH PLANING MILL,' SASH, DOORAND BLIND FACTORY r uppu E stibieriberbega leave to tliankhlanumerou customers or the liberalpatronage extended to himaince connnencing balances In BeaforthAnd trusts hat he may be favored with a continuance of the same. Partiesintendingto buildwould do went* aiva him a eall,as he will continue to keep on hand largo stock of allkinds el Dry Pine Lumber, Sashes, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings, Singles, Lath, &c. He fe else onfiden t of gf.v Inge Hal acti on t o then who may favourhim with their patronage,as nous but first-claenworken en aiecrnpioyl3d. Partioulter Attention paid to Custom Flinire lea 201 JOHN H. BROADFOOT. terBELL'S MILLS, KIPPEN.91 CHRYSTAL & BLACK, : JOHN MPNEV1N; Proprietor of these- well known and popular mills, has now got everything in first-class working order, and is prepared to turn out an article of FA IVI I LY FLOUR which cannot be ex- ' celled by any mill in the pouetry. GRIMING DONE WHILE THE PAIITY • WAITS F,011 IT. Flour exchanged for wheat. Chopping of every description promptly attended to. Flour and Bran always on Hand, and sold at the lowest market prices. Remember the pop ar i JOHN McNEVIN, Kippen. in Every Line. Call and Inspect the doods and Prices. HOFFMAN BROTHERS, Seaforth PRACTICAL ' BOILER MAKERS.• THE Subscribers have bought the Tools and Boiler Business lately carried on by the God- erich Foundry and Manufacturing Company, and havieg had an experience of over eight years in that shop, are now prepared to carry on the trivia In all its branches. Any work entrusted to us will receive prompt attention. Firet-class work guaranteed. All kinds of Boilers made and repaired, also - Smoke Stacks and Sheet Iron Work, &a., at res. • sonable rates. New Salt Pans made and old ones repaired Cril the shortest notice, and at prices that defy com- petition. -- -- OHRYSTAL & BLACK, SEAFORTH =783 Box 103, Goderidla. F 0 RBES' LIVERY INSURANCE AGENCY Wel N. WATSON, General Fire, Marine, Dife-and Ao- cident Insurance Agent, Convey- ancer, Appraiser, Etc., MAIN. ST., SEAFORTH• ONLY FIRST-CLASS, - prompt paying companies represented. All: kinds of risks effected at lowest current rates on all kinds of property. Special attention devoted to Marine insurance. Insurances effected on farm property in the "Gore Dietrict," of Galt,establish- over 43 years, at from .821 to 1 per cent., cash, for three years. Cheaper than any mutual com- pany ni existence. The following eonipanies represented, viz.: London & Lancashire, England; Northern, England; Scottish Imperild, Scotland British America, Toronto ; Royal Canadian, Mon - areal ; Gore District, Galt; Canadian fire & Marine, Hamilton; Alliance, Hamilton; Toronto Life, (Life), Toronto; Travellers, Life and Acci- dent, Hartford, Conn. Agent for the Canada Permanent Loan and Savings Company, Toronto. • Money loaned at 6 per cent. on real estate. Agent for the 'Stat4fLine Steamship Compatiy, sailing —AND -- SALE STABLES* SEAFORTH. 1117m,47"4474 A ETHUR FORBES, the old estisiollehed Liv- eryman, keeps the best and most styllith rigs and the beat driving horses In the bnineas. Neat and Nobby Cutters, handsome and eteme - forteble Robes, andfast and saf horses always ort lean& A very handsome f ainily sleigh for 0718or two horses. Day and night oath promptly attended to. Good driving horses bought and sold, REMEMBER THE PLACE — Opposite 0. 4:1• Willson's Agricultural Warerooms, Seaforth. 889 ARTHUR FORBES. EYE, EAR AND THROAT! OR. GEORGE S. RYERSON, L. R. C. P., L. R. C. S. E., Lecturer ea the Eye Ear and Throat, Trinity Medical College, Toron- to, and Surgeon to the Mercer Eye and Ear In- firmary, Consulting Oculist and .Aurist to the Institutions for the Blind. Brantford, and for, the Deaf and Dumb. BelleVille, Ont. Late Cattle cal Assistant Royal London Ophthalmic Hospi- tal, Moorfielde, and Central Throat and Ear Hospital. 317 CHURCH STREET, TORONTO. May be eoneulted at the - $60 to $76 ; Second Cabin $40 ; Stensa,428,. ALBION HOTEL, STRATFORD, between New York and Glasgow. • ge Waescrs, Main Street, Seaforth. Office, Camp- On the Last MATTI:RD/1Y fas WAVIER Return tickete iseued good for 12 months. W. N. • bell's Block, opposite the Mallid0I1 Hotel. VIONT11. • lOtt