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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1883-01-26, Page 7T ADEN I 0 N lirsteGlasit Stock, rept panic*, and is -prep1y. neat favoreole torma. 1 of the bisist Loan So• d. paicibkRe of Parma 2f FL4t-Class ftr748 Jr Sale. ri at SIX per cella rreet, 1 )'gela Steak Ship Ticket*. MOterietart. a Store, MAIL 6-1‘ Orris willIoart $6,000- on •ia t mortgage at 7 per cent. Ily. Bonwen to pay er partte Tars apply to 'eave,13nniseis P. Oe 788 Nonega. TEC FOR SALE. --That -.in Sear° th, Bowden's reasonab e tenns. The d well fit - and is now blebtisine fe. There is _ corinection Satisfaetory Apply n the premises JOHN B WDEN, Pro - 787 For ssie,* pier:laid entre [Clear Grit " and corning [and and is ne of the best nimaIe lei by this °ale - 'on sta,nc . 0.. or to tles Line better Hullett and It cart be een. IA.MES 787x4td E• RS —For s.ale, the hi- d will of a ellestablished tate and I .surance bug - Huron. or particulars DR Office, Sea.forth. 778 owing no* or accrrants F Wagner' & Co., must lst of FebsUary, 1883-, or a Lawyer's lands for coi- ns -tends too jog to Dakota FAGNEIt et Co. 788-3 - - —To sell the Welcome wash the mdst soiled parte :h as required. Guaran- r. Manufageured by WM. Aerie. 788 fr.—The undersigned will behalf of the School Board for lenelins the school 10 and II. The said edar or oak poste, not less e ter at the top end, per - ,not lees than 3 feet 4 al G feet heatera. The fmnd pine or henfoek, 7 a ; 4-1- fee att, capped tt M iled with !., ineh nails. d by the 1,5 h day of May ;manner see to the full ed. GE oGF. SPROAT, ,!. lioa_rel. i 788-4, ICA chenr, &ce upied by &ePbysicL iferth, Ont. derich Stre trtzeh. D., C. M -P r for the G on darvia ixthPublio Physician Office and real- . Bath -son 781 t— ,Surgeon and °face and real- t,second door ysician,. Sur- nty of Huron., street north, oboe'. Graduate of ty, Physiciah, Surgeon and rnt. Office ndResidenee, Strest, fire Brick House Church. 49G , BRIM F.ILD, FerSitY D. C. Y., Vic- ; M. R. C. P., and Ou- ;den 14. • G. S, Eden;. re for a ter e at Soho Hos- far disease a of women. 1 Royal Co lege of Dental i. Office n the rooms L Derbyshire, Whitners iy Perfo d' and sat's- harges Mt) .erate. trot. irlikouf wain iae . N DE TIST, '6daligt 4111 College list R. C D. S. expe-rience he is able to ons in Dentistry suitable ling teeth a Specialty. Ptrous Ox de Gas given. Modert Ilk,. Main St eet, Seaforth. CARES. Brussels. —Having pur- ty, (lately °peopled by Mr. we refitted1 the house iii is well Rtoolieft, and art - st.thieg. FREY. Pro - 5,1882. 784x24 HOU S E, tee's Vet) till-, NT-, et_ PROPRIETORS. [nanagement a thia House y renovated and refurnish - new furniture in the best - to give first-cIa.ss wean - e. The best brands of tt,e Bar. An attentive .endance at the Stables. !en to the farming cora- fent e. T FaNCI-Eft - .formed f the purpoar cf Capital in anada, la novr 10Dey on th, most favorable - • unties., .T.1 Ie.IAYLS, uron., Seaforth. 69F 4141T4KY 26, .18.8& iimmoimuma asseme, 11111E BM:KM' 'volimasirseamiswisiiiimaxagiwak- • ROSITOR, Latest News Notes. —Messrs. il-;* J. Taylor's sate works in Toronto Were destroyed by fire last Wednesday *ight. One htindred and forty men will be thrown out of employ- ment. The total loss is $40,000, and the insuratece about $25,000. —It is stated from Ottawa that cer- tain changes- in the Dominion Govern- ment will take place before parliament meets. Mr. Blanchewill, it is be- lieved, be appointed to the Senate, and made Speaker , of that Chamber, in order to leave the coast clear for Mr. Kirkpatrick, to secure the Speakership of the Commons. Honorable b. L. Maopherson, will be made Minister of the Ititerior, Sir John Macdonald, to take -tliff 'Presidency of the Council, which is now vaoant. It is doubtfnl whether the new President of the Sen- ate will have a seat in the Cabinet. —The sad intelligence was eeeeived in Brantford, ont•Wedeesday, I that Charles Campbell, a farmer 1ivin4 near Boston, Ontario, was seriously htirt by a tree falling on him. At the tii4e the accident occurred Mr, Campbe I was engaged loading wood on a sIeigi and his hired man was ohoppine tree down. From some unknown cau e the tree fell on Campbell, breaking his back. --e-The prisoner Menu, who is now in- carcerated in L'Original gaol charged with the murder of the Choke family, still refuses to see a clPrgyraan of any denomination, aud tnaiutains the; stolid indifference which has ...characterized his conduct from the first. The fol., lowing incident will serve to ilhistrete how little the crime has interfered with his appetite. Sherrill Meerick observed a day or two ago that Mann did not wear his accustomed smile, and asked if anything had. gone wrong. Mane smartly replied, ' “They don't give me half enough to eat. I'm almost. starved." The sheriff states that be gets the full priaon allowance, which: most people coasider too good for the blood- thirsty little wretch. In view of the threatened attempt to lynoh the .ntur- derer. the Inspector of Gaols has tele- graphed the sheriff to take, every pre- caution to prevent the ends of justice being thwarted, and that official has consequently placed an extra guard in, the corridor. Ratidall, the Swede who was ;arrested with Mann, is still detain- ed at the iastigation of the County At- torney, who is in communication ' with the Attorney General on the •subject. He is an important witness, and being e without money andfriends in the dis- trict, it is feared if he is liberated L'Orignal will see him im more. —The steep.% between the law auth- orities of Dublin and the secret ociet• ies is still being fiercely waged. Tiko law proves much the stronger in every case now and the societies are laaviug il, bad time of it. Thc officers appet,r no to be thoroughly well informed of the nten- Cons and movements of these on inal bands, and are able to; swoop dowul upon and arrest them jaat when th y are aborit to con:trait some crime. The finding of the knives supposed to have been used in the murder of Lord Fred- eric Cavendish, and of arros and a mu- nition, shows that the infoi ation which is always forthcoming from with - in the camp when these societies are getting the worat of it, is now offered in abtmdanee to, the police. Of every kat% Of crimirtelahaarested a number hasten to turn approvers in order to ,save their own necks, and thut the raraitications of these societies are becoming thoroughly known. It is to be feared that the asaassinatoifs of Lord Cavendish and Mr. Burke will neer be convicted, but there can be ,no 'doubt that the crime has led to the startling exposure of the neat of criminals in Dublin, and to the crushing of the so- cieties throughout the country, r The Serious Joke that was Played on a Drummer. A young lady, says the Hotel World, went to; the depot to meet her father. As the train Dame in she saw a middle- aged men who resembled her paternal relative, and she rushed into his larms, cuddled down in his bosom, kissed. him in the mouth, on the ear, on the eheek, on the chin, on the eyes, and fiThaaost everywhere. It was not her father, bnt it was a middle-aged drummer for a tobacco house. He took a long breath and looked at some other drummers and winked, as much as to say. 'Oh, rin such a cluck!Of course this ; scene could not last always, though he wished that it could. After an unusual; able- bodied hug she looked up in the drum- mer's face and said :-'You are net my pal' He staid probably she was right, as he had only been on the route eleven years. She asked his pardon, and he told her not to mention it; we public men should always hold ourselves in readiness to bold up those who are weak. She siniled a sweet, sad, blush- ing smile, and went out into the wide world, and the drummer walked to the hotel with the other drummers, twenty kissea and six huge ahead of the game. They asked him if it didn't make him feel ashamed to have such a mistake and he said no, it was all right. He said of course it might lock queer, bat those things occureit very often with him as they would with any fine looking man. Besides, the girl probably enjoyed it. Then they asked him why be did not wear his diamond breast pin on such trying ()mations. He looked at his shirt front and it was one. 'While he had been allowing her to chew around hia face she had burgled his shirt. He fainted, and when they had brought him to he eaich -Tell my family that I died with my face to the foe!' The girl, oh, where was she? She was at a pawn -shop with the diamond. There 13hould be a law passed to protect this very useful °lase of people from the mis- takes of designing girls. packets and tins (. po d and pound,) Isbelled—`latnes Epps & 00., tionaceo, pathio Chemists, Len „n, Eng."—Also makers of Eppfi's Oh. .late Essence for afternoon rise. 788.52 A Vexed. Ole Even the patience of come exhausted were endeavoring to in while they were heepi sant coughing, making him to be heard. Ye can all this be avoidedl Dr. King's New Discov tion, Coughs and Cold given away at C. Duna 783.52. Woman's A friend in nee This none can assistance is rend ly afflicted with d My those compl so commoh to on Every woman sho Bitters are won will positively even when all ot single trial alway They are pleasan coats fifty cents Duncan. 783.52. • gyman. Job would be- e a preacher and' st his audience g up an loces- it impossible for t, how very easy by simply/using ry for Consump- Trial Bottles Drug Store. Tr Ms Friend. is a friend indeed. deny especially when red when one is sore - Reese, more partiou- "nts and weaknesses female population, ld k u ow that Electric an's estor er r pro to t bo true frieud, and her to health, medies fail. A es our assertion. e taste, and only tie. Sold by C. A Certatn Rine This is the un expressed by ever Putnam's Corn in Canada have u results, and if ye, to ask any druggi „names of many p twice who have b the worst kind of where. Safe, sur table in composit fails. 76252.c vers one xtra ed i will t he 113011 en r cor Pa on. y for Corns. 1 testimony and who has used tor. Thousands /with gratifying ta,ke the trouble ill give you the of your ecquain- (Emily cured of s. Sold every- uless, and vege- Try it. It never Oh, Wh Will you heed signal perhaps of that most terrible Ask yourself if yo sake of 50 cents nothing for it. perience that Shi your cough. Itrt plains why more were seld the pa croup, and whoo Mothers do net lame back, side o Porous Plaster. Wilson. 780-26. t‘a, the hes dise can 0 TU We oh's ver hasa t ye rn g 0) 'iv oh Sold Cough. warning. The re approach of se Consumption. afford for the the risk and do knot -it from ex - Cure • will cure ails. This ex - million bottles r. It relieves cough at once. *thout it. For st use Shiloh's y Lumsden & Dyspepsia nd p wen Is it worth t e s cents to free your elf o of these distressi g co think Bo call at inc s bottle of Shdloh's Vital has a printed gu rant cordingly, and if tido() 1 . will coat you not mg. den & Wilson. 7.0.26 iver Com - all price of 75' every symptom plaints, if you nre and get a zer, every bottle - e on it, use ac - you no good it old by LULUS- Shiloh's. C We have a spec for catarrh, dipht and headache, Rerciedy. A nas each bottle. Use and sweet breath ° by Larnalen & W`lson. It made me fed li Moshe" was th rat pression of an ind.vidu ing Pectoria, the coughs, and colds bronchitis. It i effectual. If you sale by all druggi at 25 cents a bott tare. Remedy. y and pesiOve cure 8ria canker mouth n Sli iloh's Catarrh 1 in'ector free with it if 3 ou desire heal th Prio 50 cents. Sold 780.26. great hoar Se suff ts an e. e a "Band of er forcible ex - 1 who was prais- st remedy for eness, asthma, e pleasant and r, try it. Fee general dealers The Ca It is known al in fatal diseases either from the How wise then is a perfect state of Stomach and Co a veritable "Heal the system from i ousness, dyspepsi the stomach, live bottles at 50 cent gists. With every ho Pnlimonary Cou bottle is given fre using the.trial hol fied. with its'effec large bottle to yo fund the money. - to its prompt acti colds, bronchitis, them. Price 50 all druggists. Epps'S Cocoa. Grateful and Comforting.—"By a , thorough k.nowkage of the natural 1 .ws -1 of their signatu which govern the operations of diges- tion and. nutrition, and by a careful ap- plication of the line properties of well selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage, which may save us many heavy clootors' bills. It is by the judicious use of alien articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to iesist every tendency to disease. Efundreds of sub - tie maladies are floating around us ready to attaok 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 _ se 0 Deathi ost t a certainty that the individual dies rain,' heart or lungs. the et ort to Maintain eat( ? Dr. Carson's P ti pa tion Bitters are h-Gi er." They free mpur ties; cure bili - and all diseases of _Dr bowels. In large . &Id by all drug- tle f Dr. Carson's h D ops, a sample, o of c arge. If, after tle, y u are not satis- , you can return the r dea er, Who will re - Thou ands can testify n in curing coughs, etc. If you'snffer try cents a bottle, sold by Yellow • The cornplexio checked liver c in jaundice, is lit guinea." It ha cause the bile, bowels to act, is per course into t tion with this sy coating of the .impurity of the i, pains through the right side an shoulder blade, dys- pepsia, and con_ tipation. These and other concomitan s of liver compla,ipt are completely r mov d by the use of Northrop & Lyman's Vegetable Dis- covery and Dysp Cure, which is fula, erysipelas, cers, humours, ice and Jumbo,- ach, rouse S the ng them, eauses become regular. ction haa been claims to public by ample evi- Sam le 1Dottle S , in mpl rally this whic irect e bl pto ongu reat uinea. a case of un - 'tit, culminating : ) 't as yellow as a appearance be - enables the d from its pro- od. connec- there is neusea , sick headache, eptio also an eradicant of scr salt rheum, nice s, ce female weakness jaun go. It tones th sto liver, and after elie the bowels there fter t High profession 1 sa accorded to it; a d it confidence are j stifle deuce. Price, 61.00. 10 cents. Ask fo Nor Vegetable Disc very Cure. The wee, per b -e. by Larnsden them p , hrop &.Lyinan's and Dy,speptio ars a_ fa:6 siinile old in Seetorth 750 52a ' Holloway's intna nt and ViU.s. Diseases of w men Medical science in all ages has ben di ected to alleviate the many malad es inc 'dent to females, but Professor ollce ay, by diligent study and atte tive bservation, was induced to belie e tha nature had pro- vided a remedy r those special dis- eases. He has, afte vast research, succeeded in co ipoun ing his celebrat- Pills' and Ointra nt, w ich embody the principle nater lly °signed for the relief and cure o .disiar era peculiar to women of all a es a :d constitutions, whether residin in w: lc Or cold cli- mates. They ht.ve re matedly correct- ed disordered anctiot s, which have defied the usual drags prescribed for such cases ; and still more satisfactory is it th st the malady is relieved com- pletely and permanently. 774-52 Dr. Smith's Great German Worm Remedy Invar- iably acts as a gentle laxative,operating without nause or griping. Mack's Magnetic Medicine— The great nerve and brain food—will restore lost nature to young, middle- aged and old. Life is too shext to waste away. Read the advertisement in another column, and if you are afflicted make no delay in procuring the cheap- est and best medicine ever sold. ' Phosphatine. A narreet which to every 'intelligent mind, prociessional or otherwise, is a key to its composition. No safer,purer, more palatable and more effective com- pound, has ever been offered in oases of nervous exhaustion and' pulmonary consUmptien: For sale by all druggists, 788.52.2w Phosphatine. Phosphate § are the life of the blood, the nutriment that builds up and sus. tains the living body; they are, in other wordejone, larain, nerve and tissue food. For sale by all druggists. 788. 52.3w George Kelcy, Of Donchurch, Parry Sound, for the past six years suffered from dyspepsia, and has tried doctors and patent medi- cines until out of patience with all treatment, but was induced by a friend to try Burdock Blood Bitters, before finishing ono.bottle he was astonished at the resultand declares he never felt better in his life, and "I could name" sayshe "half a dozen otherswho have derived great benefit from the medi- cine. 774.65.2w An Important Office. One of the most important functions of the animal economy, is the depurtive action of the kidneys, if they are ob- structed i their work great suffering and dangerous diseases ensues, such as dropsy, diabetes, Bright's disease, and many other painful affectionr. Do not suffer from lame back and inactive kid- neys, when -Burdock Blood Bitters acts so promptly upon the kidneys, liver, bowels and ail the secretions, and speedily restores health to the afflicted. 77465.2w . 1 Charles T. Casselman., Druggist of Cheeterville, writes to the proprietors of that sovereign tonic,Bur- dock Blood Bitters, "Your Blood Bit- ters give universal satisfaction. All your medicines sell well, and many of my customers will take no other. 774. 65,2w Mrs. McArthur. Of Hopeville, says regarding Hag - yard's Pectoral Baltam, that she would. not keep house without it. She cannot speak too highly of its merits as a remedy forcolds, coughs, bronchitis, atthrea, weak lungs and all pulmouary trotables. 4 cold may be cued by it in one day. 794.65.2w ivs DRIDF1 : She knows her man, and , when 'you rant and swear, Can draw you to her with a single hair. Bat it must be beautiful hair to have ench power ; and beautiful hair can be ensured by the use of the Cingalese Hair Renewer. Sold at 500 by J. S. Roberts. 779.52.789 "Why should a man whose blood is r, warm within Sit like his grandsire cut in alabaster ?" Or Jet his hair grow rusty, scant and thin, When Cingalese Renewer will make it grow faster. For sale by J. S. Roberts, Seaforth. 770.52.789. G. 77. Mingay, Perkdale, Toronto, writes : "My wife had several very severe attacks of cramps in the stomach. Hearing of Dr. Austin's Phosphatine and its pleasantness to take, I gave her two bottles, and she has not had. an attack since, and her health is much improved. For ,sale by all druggists. 770.52.789 • . Wetherell, Writing from Winnipeg, say: "I can say more about Phosphatine now than when I saw you last in Toronto. My health is much improved, a,nd I am free from headaches or any other aches, havixig used only two and a half bottles of your Phosphatine. For sale by all drhggists. 770.52.789. —• In the T-Tistory of Medicine N preparation has received such uni- versal commendation for the alleviation it affords, and the permanent cure it affects in kidney diseases, as Dr. Van Bureu'g Kidney Cure. Is action in these distressing complaints is simply wonderful. For Sale by J. S. Roberts. 770.52.789 Now That there is a reliable remedy for kid- ney trouble, half the terrors attached to these complaints have beep removed, For this let all be thankful, and to Dr. Van Buren' s Kidney Cure award all praise for having thus re- move.' a hitherto fatal disease from our path. It was never known to fail. Sold by a. S. Roberts. 779.52.789 . . • Nothing Can supply the place of a beautiful silky head of natural hair. It is infinitely more comfortable than switches, and other preparations for the heir by un- known foreigners. Hair may be re tained, beautified and actually restored, by the use of the Cingalese Hair Ren- ewer.- Sold at fifty cents per bottle by all druggists. 770.52.786. Bucicien's Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, soree, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, totter, champed hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi- tively clues piles.. It is gua,eanteed to give perfect satisfaction or money re. funded.. Price 25 cents per box. For Sale by C. Duncan. 778.52 Farmers before buying your reaper and mower oil ask for and procure a sample of "Kaiser" Machine Oil. It is warranted not to gum, and is guaran- teedlo give good satisfaction. 753-52 The teeth become pure albite, And give intense delight ; The breath is purified When " TEABENBIE +' is tried. BRAO Your system for work. ZOPESA, the new Dyspepsia and Liver Remedy, attends strictly to business in correcting the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys. Sample bottles, 10 tents; large bottles, 75 cents. 1 AUCTIONEERS. T P. BRINE, Linenced Auctioneet or the " • County of Huron. Salm; attended in all parte of the County. All orders leftat the Ex. POSITOV Office will be promptlyattendedto. R. COOPER, Brussels, Comity Auctioneer,: • Sales of all desoriptiOns promptly at- tended in finV part of the county on reasonable terms. Order° left at the office of the HURON EXPOSITOR, or addressed toBrussels, will receive prompt attention. A DFLGATTY, Licensed Auationeer for the -1-x• Comity of Huron. Sales °fall descriptions promptly attended to on reasonable terms. Ad. _ dross Walton P. O. or Lot 14,' Concession 14, 774 The Royal Hotel, (LATE CARMICHAEL'S) SEAFORTH, ONTARIO. JAMES WEIR T/EGS to inform his old friends and the travel- -1-f ling public that having purchased this new and commodious hotel buildineihe has thorough- ly re -furnished and rc-fitte ; it from top to bot- tom, and it is now one of tl e most comfortable and convenient hotels in ti a county. }3y strict attention to the wants of hi customers he hopes to merit a share of pubo p tronage. The rooms are all well furnished mud w 11 heated. The bar will be kept supplied with he best, and an -at- tentative and trust worthy ostler will always be in attendance. Good samp e rooinS for Commer- cial Travellers, Remember the "Royal tel," corner of Main arid Goderich Streets, Seale th. 733 JAMES EIR, Proprietor, HY ILLUSTRATED CAI' emta /ling description and price Fieid, Garden, an mailed free to allintending pur [tie the handsomest Catalogue p invaluable to all who wild] to Opecial attention given to pre ,PEItTflANEN'W sgpee andrun narttenints win "N \WM,' RENNIE, Bee OGVE,FOR 1883 of tboOdceetkinds oi Flciwer-Seeds bailers upon application, blished in Canada, Imo uy PURIM FRICE14 Seeps ins MIXED Gaissrs fol IPASTURE.I: be f ound in Catalogue !man, TORONTO AND- riEW eALDE THE PEOPLE'S PHOTO state that he has retort kota, Red is convinced that like home," and he intends and will henceforth give h tention to bis busineses 111 geed woik are unexcelled, a satisfection. Come one, knew relation; and frien shadow ero the substance modete you all, and can rejoicing. ornsp try me 81:1 RA PEER, b e to td home from De - "There's no place o remain at home, entire personal at- faeilitiee for doing d he can guarantee come all, and bring s, and secure the ados. I ear; accom- end you on your way prove me. Charges moderate. Remember the place—Scott's Bleck Maio Street, Seli.forth. 762 ANDR W CALDER, SEAFORTH PLA INC MILL, SASH, DOOR AN B' IND FACTORY '1 11IE subscriberbegs leave t thank hisnumerou -A- customers for the liberal ttronage extended to him since commenoing bust eau in Sestfortli,and trnsts bathe ;nay be 10:70r6 with a continuance - of the same. Partiosintendingto build wonld do well to girt him a call,as he will continue ee keep on hand 6 large stock of allkindsel Pry Pine Lumber, 'Sashes, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings, Shingles, Lath, &c. Eraeehoonficiebt of evingsatiefactiolitothost who may f avour him with their patrona ge,a s none bot firat-classworkmen a reemployed. - 'Part -imam attention paid to ("datum Planins 20[ JOHN H. BROADFOOT. CHRYSTAL & BLACK, PRACTICAL BOILER MAKERS. rrHE Subscribers have bought the Tools and -1- Boiler Business lately carried on by the God- erich Foundry and Manufacturing Company, and havieg had an experioece of over eight years in that shop, are now prepared to carry on the trade in all its branches. Any work entrusted to -as will receive prompt attention. First-class work guaranteed. All kinds of Boilers made and repaired, also Smoke Steaks and Sheet lion Work, &e., at rea- sonable rates. New Salt Pans made and old ones repaired on the shortest notice, and at prices that defy com- petition. CHRYSTAL iSe BLACK, 783 Box 103, Goderich: FT.11-7(,INTIrriTizt:8_ J. S. PORTER SEAFORTH. _I ant determined to Clear Out my. Entire Stock of Furniture regard- less of Cost. THOSE IN WANT, it will pay them to fumr. tain prices before pureheeing elsewhere. I give a large discount to those paying cash, me pecially to newly married eonples. I am still selling six highly finished chairs foi• $2.50. I also keep Knowlton's Spring Bed, the beet and cheapest in the market; warranted perfectly noiseless. Warerooms ditectly opposite M. R. Counterle Mammoth Jewelry Store, Main Street, Seaforth, Cash for hides, skins, furs and tallow. Ivo truck or trade. Cash for everything, 625 JOHIli b. PORTE/LI East Side. ANNUAL CLEARING SALE. DUNCAN & DUNCAN'S Will commence their Annual Stock -Taking Sale to -day at greatly reduced prices in all Fall and Winter goods, Furs, Fancy Wools, Underclothing, and any goods to be held over will he sold at wholesale prices, to make room for our large spring stock. We will offer for one month bargains in Dress Goods, ,such as French Cash- meres, French Twills, Black and Colored Silks, Brocades, Silks and Satins, Ladies' Skirts in Felt, Knit, Cloth, Shaded Wool, Lustre, Farmer's Satin, &o. Bargains in Shawls, Clouds, Squares, Meffiers, Wool Ties, &c. Balance of Ladies? Mantles and Ulster Cloths to be cleared at once. An immense stook of House Furnishings, Towels, Towelings, Linensh Quilts, Coverlids, &o., at special prices. Two hundred ends of Tweed to be sold ;at half the cost. Hosiery, Gloves, Wool Cuffs, &c., cheap. Come and get bargains in every line. A few nice Mantles at cost price to clear. - Millinery very cheap before stock -taking. Call and. com- pare prices. DUNCAN, & DUNCAN, Seaforth. ' 0- 0 I D M 1V—Ia1 0 117.— FALL, 1882.. Received and Opened up the Contents of 30 Cases of Old Country Goods. INSPECTION INVITED. 1\111 s CD 1N -T CD TR, 'II 's D. D. ROSE es His Many Friends and Customers in Town and Country 1/13H31Z1Z-17- 01-1JEZISTMA_S AND A H\AP.Py NEW YEAR. mMINEMINI, AGAIN TO THE FRONT. LUMSDEN & WILSON CH and T tinua tain t us to exhibi we cla but met least, at the lowest pries —FOR— RISTMAS & NEW YEAR PRESENT& e have this year by far the largest assortment of Fancy GOOUS, Gift Books ys we have ever shown? and we can, with all confidence, solicit, a con - GO of the patronage so li orally bestowed upon us in the past, feeling cer- 1r at we can give the right goods at the right price. ' It would be -useless for ry to enumerate the many useful and beautiful articles we have now on ion; however, we would; call special attention to the following lines, which m to have in the create' t variety, in the most beautiful goods, and last, Allmin Work nxes, Writing Desks, Japan se Goods, Cigar sees, Pearl pard Cases-, Shell 43oods, Dolls, Ebonized Boxes, Crumb Trays Riad Brash, Toys, Violins, Mouth Organs, Children's Dishes, Bibles, Testamante, Prayer Books, Hymn Books, Pocket Books, Picture Books, Gift Books. HRISTMAS /01D NEW YEAR CARDS. 1 is a pleasure to show our goods, whether yen buy or not. Come and ;lee them. - LUMSnEN '8z WILSON, Scott's Block. 7 PLOWS! PLOWS ! —AT THE— HURON FOUNDRY, SEAFORTH. I have on hand a, large assortnient of PLOWS fitted with hardened steal boards, which for quality of steel and hardness of temper, cannot be etirpase- ed in Canada. Come and see on GA G P -11440W - It is a real gemeand for quali 'y and price cannot be beat. We give pecit attention to PLOW POINTS, 1 using only hard, strong iron, and warrant them to wear with any plow point made. We also makd GRAIN CRUSHERS, STRAW CUTTERS AND LAND ROLLERS. 1 - Special attention given to all Lrepair work. Reapers and Mowers repaired with. neatness 'and despatch, and at lowest 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, Se4rph. te-BELL'S MILLS, KIPPER "CI JOHN MeNEVIN, Proprietor of thesebwell kilOWS1 and popularmills, has now got everything in first-class working order, and is prepared to turn out an ai-ticie oi FAMILY FLOURwhich cannot be ex- e,elled by any mill in, the country. GRISTING DORE WITILE TUE PARTv WAITS FOB 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 popular mills. JOHN McNEVIN, Kippee. Trade Mark RegisterP,d, ANOTHER CREAT BOOM IN WINNIPEG •••••••••••...0.1 ra.•••••••••••1 "10ZY casual oboerva' ion we find all land specula- tors have a clear bead, and watch the ups ahd dovros of property, thns making large fortunes. But the whole secret islthey keep the system in a a healthy oondition by the nse of THE PRIDE OF TAR VALLEY MEDIM E. We Call safely say that hundreas ceme to us for the great lung and blood pur fier before going West. Bead the following statement. We could give thousanda of the same kind if it were neeeseary. "1 certify that .1 was troubled with catarrh in the heak gathering 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 VALLEY, and am now able to do my work after seven year's sickners." dames le cleTeD, 262 tilmec,e Street, London Ont. The above statement of my wife's is cOrrect, James McNeil. For sale by all druggists in. Seaforth 745-C2 NORMAN'S ELECTRIC CURATIVE APPLIANCES ESTABLISHED 1874. • - pELIEVES AND CURES Spinal Complaints, General and N ei vous Debility, Rheumatism Gout, Nervousness, Liver, Kidney, Lung, Throat: and Chest Complaints, Neuralgia. 13ronthitie, Incipient Paralysis, Asthma'Sciatica, Sprains, Consumption, Sleepleseness, Colds, Indigestion. Ask for Norman's Electric: Belts, and yon will be safe against impoeition, 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 \ ' i.beeeod:000 Composed largely of powdered hilea or glis ass, the BEST andCflEAPEST1UbriC tor, in theworld—the BEST because It doesi- not gum, but forms a highly polished sur -I face over the axle, reducing friction an lightening the draft; the CH EAP ESThE,;.- cause It costs NO MORE than inferior brands, and one box will do the work ol !two of any other make. AnswC1Z as well or Harvesters, Mill Gearing, allrealiteg chines, Corn -Planters, Carriages, Buggies, etc., as for Wagons. GUARANTEED tO contain NO Petroleum. Sold alldealeis. Our Pocket Cyclopedia, of Things Worth Knowing mailed free. MICA MANUFACTURiNCICIL 228 HudsobSt , New York. Cleveland, 0. arid Chteago, SAMUEL. ROC ER S CO..Ttworrto,Ont. Foll` AerennteS fhe DomMion,