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the year 1789, tie at
Mel oannot say, the city
M guardian_ of ite
eldef „ntheister of palice, a
3111131 rare talent and integrity!. At
theism. peeled, the parish of 86.1 Ger-
m** in the quarter of the ' Bee Bt• .
Antoine, had for is cure a kind,• i
ener-
e *Me old min, whoee whole lifa was
spent in cl•Oft good tte both the teouls
• and bodiesof his Meer ,creattirest- An&
whose holy consistency and digpified
courage caused him to be loved by the
good, and respeoted by even the most
• abandoned characters. One cold dark
winter's night, the ballot the old Cures
door was rune loudly, and_het.elt*eigit
• in hatimmealately arose and npenna
the dooreoutictpetingltellept it ;AP
• lt
memo sick or dying ted. A rare.° age,
richly dressed, with his Imitates ly
concealed by a large Wive beard, Stood
• outside., -. Addressiog the cure .M a
• oourteowi andgrameltil naannert he lsp.
logised for hisemaseemrahle viint„which,
' as hosed, the high reputationtof mon-
slew had induced hue to make. ' "A,
. igreat and terrible, but necessary and
inevitable deed,' he continued, dis to be
lione. Time presses.; a soul sheet to
pose into eternity implores. Your 'pirate
• try. If you come you must allow your
eyes to be boudagedt aak no lueettons,
and consent to act simply as spirituel
• oonsoler a a dyinti woman. If yeenta.,
fuse to accompany me no -other priest
ean be admitted, and her spirit Must
pass alone." After a moment of secret
• prayer, the Wire answered, tI will go
with you." Without asking any further
explanationehe allowed hi a eyee te be
bandaged, and leartt on the arm of his
auspicious 'visitor. `__ They both got hito
a coach, whose windows were immedi-
ately covered- by wooden shutters, and
then they drove off rapidly. They seem-
, ed to go a long way, and Make teeny
! deublings and turnings ere the ooech
drove under e wide archway, and step-
ped. During this time, not a , g
sin' le
word had been exchanged between he
travellere, and ere ..they. got out the
stranger assured himself that the band-
age over his companion's eyes had 'pot
leen displaced, and then taking the eld
man respectfully by the hand, he sweet -
ad him to alight and to ascend the wide
steps of the stitircase, as far as the
second storey.- A great door opened, as
if of itself, and several thickly -carpeted
rooms were traversed in slimiest At
length, another door was opened by the
glide, and the cure felt his bandage re-
moved. They were in a solemndookieg
bed -chamber; near a bed, half veiled
ity----thick.damask curtains,- was ft small
table, supporting two wax lights, width
feebly illuminated the field death -tike
Apartment. The stranger (he was the
Duke de—), then bowing to the euro,
I led him towards the bed, drew baok the
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curtains, and said in a solemn tone :---
"Minister of God,before you is a woman
Who has betrayed the blood of her an -
cotters, and whoa doom is irrecoverably
tried. She knows on what conditions
, an interview with you has beim granted
.her; she knows too that all suppliott-
lions would be useless. You know
your deity, XL le Cake; I leave you to
itilfil it, and will retie= to seek you ip
half an hour." .
So saying he departed, and the agita-
ted priest saw lying on the bed a young
aid hatentihd.girl, bathetiineteers, bat,
tling with despair, and calling in her
bitter agnoy for the conaltorts of religion.
No investigation possible! for the un-
happy creature declared herself bound
by a terrible oath to conceal her name;
-besides, she knew not in what plane she
was. "I am," she said, "the victim of
ef a, secret family tribunal, whose _see -
*nee is irrevocable I More, I cannot
tell. I forgive my enemies, as I trust
that Geed will forgive me. Pray forme."
The minister oh. „religion ievolied the
stiblime promisee of tthe gospel tosootheher troubled soul, and he succeeded.
-Her coentenancesfter a titue became
corapoled, sheclasped her - hands-- in
fervent prayer, and then extended them
tewerds.hee ce _wieder. ' As she did , so,
the cure pefoeived that the 'sleeve of
her robe was stained with blood. "My
eftild,"efaid heewith a- trembling; voice;
"what is this t " “Father, it is .the *vein
whioh they haye already opened, and
the betidege, no doubt, was • carelessly
put on." At these words, a sudden
• thought struck the priest. He unrolled
the dressing, allowed the blood to flew, -
I steeping his handkerchief in it, then re -
placid the bandage, concealed the stain-
ed handkerchief within his vest, end
, whispered :-"Fardtvell, my daughter,
i take courage, and have confidence in
i Clod!" The half hour had expired, ind
• the step of his terrible cowluctor wag
heard approaching. "I et111 'ready,". said
the cure, and having allowed - hi a eyes
Ito be covered, he took the arm of the
I Deka de—, and left the awful room,
;praying meanwhile with secret fervour.
:
Arrived at the foot of the 'staircase, the
i eld man sueceeded, without his guide's
knowledge, in 'slightly- displacing the
i thick bandage so as to admit- a partial
Iry of.laroplight. , Finding himaelf.in
the carriage gateway, he -managed to
istetnielteeed fall, with both hand for.
iwartirttiedards a dark corner. The Duke
thaetaned to raise hint, both resumed
their places in the carriage, and after
Ire -passing through the tame tortuous
:route, the ours was set down in safety
at his own door.
:Without one moment's delay, he
called his servant. “Pierre," he sada,
'deem yourself with a stick, and give me
'our support; I must instantly go to
the min** of poke 2:._, , Beim after
wards, the official gate was opened to
admit the well-known venerable pas-
tor, "a terrible cleed will speedily be ac-
wmplished, if you are not in time to
reeeet it. Let your agents visit, be-
fore day break, every carriage gateway
Paris;it in the inner &nee of one of
hem will be found a blood-stained
dkerchief. „The blood is. that,, of a
oung female, wiles° murder, already
begun, te has been miraculously suspend-
eat.- Her family have cendenened their
Victim -to have her Irides opened ono by
eie, and thus to perish, slowly in, ex-
plation of a fault, already -morethan
punished by her mortal y. Courage,
nay friend, yon have already_eopie hears.
Mai God assist you -I eine only pray."
The same morning, at eight o'clock, the
Minister of police, entered the cure's
"My friend," said he, atl (sonless
y inferiority, you are able to instruct
ele wrifilelidog." !vt. flayed I" erisd.sho
a S man, bursting into tears. 6 “ekvaiv,
said the minister. "and- - rescued from
the power of her cruel relations. But
LyLsnext ti'me, dear Abbe, that you want
assistance in a benevolent enter-
, I wish yon would give me a little
snore time to accomplieh „it." Within
OM next twenty-four tours, by ex-
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ass order from the King, the Duke
•-a,-;-4and hift accomplices wereaeoritlY
oved from Paris, and oouveyed out
of the kingdom.
The young woman received all the
wire which her precarious state requir-
ed ; and, when sufficiently recovered,
retired to a quiet tiountry village, where
he royal proteotion assured her safety.
It, is scarcely needful to say, that next
to,her Maker, the cure of St.0—wastb objetit 4i1 her .deepest gratitude and
filial love. During fifteen peen, the
'holy man received from time to time
the expression of her grateful affeotion ;
and at length when himself, from, ex-
treme old age, on the brink of the grave,
he, received wordtbat she had departed
ace. Never -Until then hada word
of mystetious adventure passed- the,
go i7itire's lips. On his deathbed,hoWever, bo oonfided the recital ...to a
one of his particular hientlfeand '
'from a relation of the latter. I myself
h4rd it. Thisis the diet truth:
KInd ofOutfit that ,is Needed for
, a Trip to the Far West.
rm view of the approaching immi-
gration season, the following advice to
:inrnigrants, which we clip from a nurn-
ber .of the Edonouten• Bulletin of er few
zu.nthaligo, will be foundofuse:
he intending settler must go imeonl-
hag to his Means and intentions in out.
fitting himself, , in Winnipeg, or any
°Aber point further 'West, where he
lettves the railway. After having pro-
onr the necessary' travelling &tilt,
ran supplies for the journey, great
care must be taken that transport is
pit eidedluT„every poried that is to be
tal, en. Every eight or ten hundred
Wads requires an ten 'wt, cover % end
iatnessecosting on an average $100 a
rig. If the settler has the meows it is
better for him to purchase it Winnipeg
all the machinery; implements and
honseldold, fixture he requires for
intmediate use, as well as a year's sup-
plti of groceries and a little choice seed
erein, and king it through himself.
It j would be cheaper to send these
: 'Runge by boat, if the boats were to be
d4ended on. They can generally all
be purchased here, but the prices are
very high, and come hard on a person
wbo has to buy everything he needs and
hat nothing to sell. Especially if the
set: ler is able to bring a cooking steve
ha [-should bring it with hin3r, as there
here been none for sale here so far.
• FiOniture is very dear here, but at the
saoe time it is not advisable to bring
any unless it is of extra quality. It
coSts ten cents a pound freight, and
the, cents can be . better applied in
:freighting prime neeeesities, such as
grc ries or implements.. Furniture of
tho box, bench, stool and shelf variety
wi 1 envier very well in this vetuttry
lot a few years yet; especially if a per-
soe's means are limited; The cooking
stove can also be dispensed with ona
pinch, especially by bachelors, to Wood
:is plentiful.
' he meanest and -cheapest complete
fa ening outfit possible is two Gime and
carts, or if possible a- wagon, harness'
to; the oxen, . a breaking plow, set of
'IiirLarrows, iron are the best; a scythe,
ax, he, rake, shovel, and grain cradle,
ese with the kit of tools -; necessary:
onithe trip, a few pounds of nails, with
glass and putty for building a shanty,
aol either provisions for a year or
m ney to purchase them with, and
:re nay enough to purchase seed in the
-Elie inges a much better start than nine.
• tenths of the settlers here had. Nearly
• sato, them have been under the neces-
sitY of working away from their places
about half their time in order to earn
nut:ley to purchase those few thin
with, and yet they are succeedi
:it to succeed tiuder such oirou
stances requires 'a large amount
giunption, grit and energy, and uiales
-&etl,ler heti a oonsiderablestock of the
cot modifies on hand he had bet
neer start for- Edmonton. If a,ny.00
siderable number of cattle are brong
a Mowing ,inaehine and sulky. ra
should be includectin the outfit, as, th
nave a great .deal of ' time as Well
labor.
. small stock of simple •medicie
oh uld be 'taken for nee on ' the tri
Persons are eery little liable to sic
neiLvehilatravelling,but te little Weide
plaiter, italve, yellow oil and pain kill
sh 'uld be taken in case of sickness
t:
:ace'clent. ' •A good -supply ., of . ,000
warm clothing and btanketsehoald a
be taken, as damp, 'chilly weather,
liable to be encountered even in mi.
sup men and the nights •are altilio
alvvays cool, while in the fall they a
-ear, cold. Damp or cold weather 0
the/ bare prairie with perhaps very litt
wood is far different from what it
in 1 warm hause with a good fir
li
Ho see and cattle are peculiarly liabl
to tome disease while travelling an
twin:inch care cannot be taken of them.
Carbolic acid, blue stone and castil
soap should be taken for use in the too
&mime, borax to oleause the moat
w4, -linseed 'oil for use as physic, cor
star h to stop scouring, yellow oil ifo
use ,in eases of mange, and -.black' to
ic
sore shoulders and other swellings, pin
tar for outs or raw places, sulphurilor
bard° to destroy parasitic vermin.
1. and Moisture, and this they eau
wallow oven, or by a *aim rang.,
well its anywhere, Of course u soon
e
• as the young leavfs i'Fboxes can he
ear theyAPIA
have light. Then
moved to the ows or *0 Wine
sheltered place in the operl-,,*,i All
this has to he done gradualli. Kier?
one knows how hard are suddenohsngea
of temperature to the human syste
• wad it **lust as bad to &nit" Tbe
titit them!tiOdhr isaah
-
tinintethith'popeatitaitehlfa4-vtaii)hietiti:pro' !teal tylte'
• this artificial way, it is generally so far
• on into the Beaton that A very little pro.
teotion is enough to take cam of the
plants. In this way- one caw 1100
things several wet* ahead of time in
the ordinary iway of doing -thin" and
at littleeettet or trouble; and this -is IL
great advantage to those of amall
re3811118. •
17'911140e arid Milk.
Dr. J. Hatt), Take, P. R. C. P., F. R.
S., reoently delivered a lecture under
the auspioes of the Edinburgh Heal
Sooiety, taking for his subject,' "Th
Establishment and Maintenenee 0:
BrilittRealth." , In the courne of' hi
remarks the lecturer said • - In • some,
respects he believed .the food of the
working class in Sootlend was improved,
partly because wages were higher
and partly because new articles of diet
partly because in 'the new workmen'
houses the means of cooking were better
had been introduced into the - market.;
But he alsoibelieved that it had bectime
deteriorated in a very important item -
porridge and milk -for which had been
substituted a much less iniptitious, and
in itself a somewhat deleterious artiel '
of diet -tea and' bread. The physio1o4
-gist would tell them that porridge and
milk was a 'typical' toed - that was:
that it tiontained all the necessary con- '
stitutents of feed in the most perfect
proportiona. • He had - nothing to say..
against the staff of life so long as it was
sound in quality and Well fired; except
that it wait not andh a, typical food etiiff
as oatmeal, ond Weight forrweight, did •
not possess an equal power of nutrition
as porridge. It wee the Coittliant use
of tea that he would etrongly depreciate.
He hoped his teetotal friends would
not be very apgry with him if, he said.
i▪ t was open to argument whether the
teapot or the whisky bottle eXeroised
the most baneful effects on the publio
ti estitution. He did not think the
1
question had been fairly worked out,
He advised ,all workingmen, whether
they worked in the workehop, in the
office or in the struly, to feed them -
he t eir wives and their children at
e Ives,
least once a day on the most perfect
fitrrn of food which God had given them
rridge and milk.
VandSibilt at Home.
1 New York Letter: One rainy morning
alady went to ealt" 'epee, Mrs. W. K.
Vanderbiit. She !Out up her card, and
heaving gained t ak audience, she was
heuded from, one servant to Another as
she went up stars i until she came to a
t4I footman at the bedchamber doote
who passed her Titteide. No token of
storm or rain It:feather here. The
chamber was bathed in a softnesy light
that burned in aperfunied censer. The
bed, _raised upon e sort of dais, was
canopied and `ctirteined with lace -edged
pink satin. Thelady *as supported.in
a half -sitting position, among lace -
trimmed pillows, and was partially
covered with downy blankets of rose
pink. Her pink . silk night robe was
garnished with Miles of Valenciennes
lace, and a maid sat lowly at her 'side
IP performing the office of manicure. Mrs.
ng. Vanderbilt is a 'tonall woman of delicate
m- features, dark heir:and complexion gray
of eyes, and an exquisite- figure, that in
8 a this attire was not lest upon her visitor,
Se who sat down at the foot of the bed in
ter herdamp waterproof, feeling •in the
n- surrounding splendor. like a tramp. Aid
tit she had known the occupant of that
ke princely bed, mind • yea. when their
Pr relative positions weee reversed; not
`at that she ever reoeieed ie. like manner,
although this is IA an unusual -occur-
'eac, ram° in New Yerk. It is the setting of
this that makee it remarkable. The
k-
visitor had been intmany,of• the -palaces
g of Europeeeltuteneeni saw such magnifie
er oence in any of theni.-- •
or -
te'sO A General „Stampede.
Never was suchli, rush made for any
is drug store is now at E.Hickson &Cote,
d- for a trial bottle of Dr. King's New Die -
at covery for Consumption, Coughs and
re Colds.. All persons afflicted with
o Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe
le Coughs, dr any affection of the Throat
la and Lungs, cattget a trial bottle of this
e. great remedy free, by calling at above
e drug store. Regular Size, Ill. 783.52.5
11
11 the feet of the oxen taken are not
good at the start or if the' are likely to
be on the road after the frost comes,
time thiok sheet copper, a cold chisel,
shoeing hammer, pair of shoeing pincers,
gimlet bit, punch, and BOM0 small horse
nails, should be taken in order to shoe
thein if they should require it. Goner -
ally) only the outside halves of the front
feet need shoes, as they have to stand
the greatest wear. Each shoe requires
three nails, and no nail must be driven
near the point of the hoof. Ponies
seldom require to have anything done
to their feet as they are very hard. It
Canadian 'horses are worked they must
be ept shod if the road is at all dry.
If the loads. are not very light it is
.well to, have an extra animal or two
along. -A day or two of rest when an
.t
animal iseick or injered will sometimes
save its life; and if there is a spire ani-
mal' alga it can have the rest without
delaying the party.
is s trifling matter, but one well
wokth remembering, that for most
farinerkgardens one scarcely needi's
hotbed to bring forth seeds of tender
'vegetables or flowers,if they can .have
at hand a good kitchen range. et At New
dozen 14ants, -Oa( generally all that is
wanted, sigrA sqtate foot or so of earth
in El, box .will give all the plants one is
lilelyto want in the vegetable Way;
and a- similar tine for flowers. Seeds
do I not need light to Sprout; indeed,
good gardeners think that light is a
disadvantage. All they need is heat
The Kitchen Hot -Bed.
Well Rewarded.
A liberal reward will be paid to any
party who will produce a case of Liver,
Kidpey or Stomach complaint that
Eleetrio Bitters will not speedily cure.
Bring them along, it will -cost you noth-
ing for the medicine if it fails to cure,
and you will be well rewarded for your
trouble besides. All Blood diseases,
Billiousness, Jaundice, Constipation,
and general debility are quickly cured.
Satiefaotion guaranteed or money re-
funded. Price only fifty cents per
bottle. For sale by E. Hickson & Co.,
Seaforth.-783 52.
Grand Trunk Railway,
Trains leave Seaforth and Clinton etatione se
tollowe :
GOING WEST- •BEAPORTR. CLINTON.
Reproof, 12:58 P. M. 1:17 P. M.
, Exprees I 8.49 P. M. 9:00 P. M.
Express 81)0 A. M. 8:46 A. M.
?ifixed Train 15:0 P. M. . 6:15 P. M.
Gonne Pelee- 13/11PORTR, CLINTON.
Express . . 6.82A• M. 6:15 A.M.
Express Train.....1:88 P. M. 1:17 P. M.
Mined Irene4:85 P. M. 8:50 P. M.
?dited Train 9.80 A. M, 8:45 A. M.
London, Huron and Bruce.
GOINO NORTE- Express. Mail.
A. ?d. P. M.
ker
nefon, depart.. .... .. .. . , .. 7 20 4 00
888 516
Hempen . 850
Kippen , 855
' dacunrlicatord i _ 9 05
980
Blyth . 10 00
Winghem, arrive • • .. ..10 85
Goleta Spurn- Mail.
AM.
- Winghem, depart 7 10.
Blyth , , , 7 45
Clinton • .. 4 8 20
, )311PruPeeetieldn '
• •
• Honiall • •9 4 9.0 • 8 46
8 35
850
London, arrive
Exeter
190 9105
580 •
585
545
6 10
689
7 10
Express.
P. M.
2 40
313
850
4 06
'4 18.
'4 80
• 5 ss•
D8. CAMPBELL, Provineial Land Stumm
0-0 • and Civil Zughteer. Orden; by mail prompt
17 attended to.
D., O. CAMPBELL, Ilitehtll
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P. 8. 01141211101.1.0
T-11110 of Garrow I Proadieera Ofilee, Otalerioh,
••° Solicitor, ceaviyancor, ee, 'Money le loan.
-sir Atm, ire Wayinfit Block, Main street,
1390fortil,-:. , 704
P. 0. HATS,Solicitor, &to Privet/ raeney to
ea.w.• lend at loweet'rates of hateresin Onion -
Corner of $quare and Wewt Strut, Goderioh. 774
ninnesj,traioNotoo11,,t
4170171400T, Desrlitere,
' 404 ennerisinOnterte.-40Ti (*note
,
riAMEROS, HOLT & CAMERONilleirridttle•
irielters in Chancery, &co 0 Ons.
M. O. aruiron, Q . C., Philip Holt, . G. (lam.
eon. 606
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W.O.11 METEB, Barrieter and 'Attorney at
dd• Law, Solicitor in Chaaceey. gereseisekinee
for takingaffidavits in the ProvineetitiMenitoba.
Solicitor for the Bank of Ra1nh1tou,Wlngb.
Private funds te loaned Siete 6i per esat. 688
-MANNING & SCOTT, Barristere ! Solicitors,
41-a• Conveyamers, &o. Solicitors f the Bank
of Johnston. Thidaie & Gale. Mon y to loan.
Office, /twee moot, Clinton, On 4. A. H.
lidezontre, .111111E SCOTT. 781
vizyzit & DIMINSON, Barinters, et Kean
.hva• Block, Wingham. Solicitors fok 1 the Bank
of Hamilton. Commissioners for taking aide
ani -
r
'rite in toba. 'Private funds to loan at 6 per
eent. uoknow office every. Nednesdai. ;lg. W.
0. MET R. E. L. DICKINSON. . 738 '
1
1./I:FTLIS En DANCEY,
T .ATE with Cameron, Holt & Cameron, Goderloh,
'I'd Barrister, 'Solicitor, Conveyancer, &a
Mbney to loan, • Bensoa's , Old Office, elardno's
13look, iletiforth. , 786
, . .
TjoTIOIC of Distedution of Partnership. -The
4'1 Partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned hap Ws day been dissolved by mu-
tual consent. The business of the late firm will
• will be payable, and who
be earri;d on by MR. HOLNEETBD 10 whom all
debte d to the firm
will pay rand discharge ail debts due and owing by
the firm, Dated at Seatorth, the 21st day of De-
oember, A882, • S. G. MoCAUGHEY ; F. 1101,111E-
STED. Witness, ANDREW 044/211t,
F. HOLMESTED,
PARWEITER, &e. Law Office -fleet Simko
-1". Main Street, Sesiforth.
G. IVIOCALIG EY,
QouotTou, tte. Law, Offloe,LSpottg Block,
'- Mal Street, S�aforth. / 785
• AUC TION /ERB.
eT P. BB/NE, Lice;red Auctioneer for the
" • County of Hare . Sales attended in all
parts of the °minty. Al] orders left.t the Ex-
POSITOR Ofilee will be promptlyattended to.
C R. COOPER,43rusee1s, County ,Anotioneer.
%J., Sales of ell descriptions proneptly at-
tended in any part alba county on • reasonable
terms. OrdeMleft at the office of the HURON
EXPOSITOR, Or addres to Brussels, will receive
prompt atteiltAon.
A DELGATTY, Licensed Anntioneer for the
-•• C,Ounty of Huron, Salem of all deeoriptions
promptly attended to on reasonable terms. Ad-
dress Walton P. 0. or Lot 14, 00I10488/OR 14
Moire/10p, ra
'pERKSHIRE BOAlt.'eeThe undardrinecl M.
"LP still his 4'811 -known Thoroughbred lierksh
which he will keep for service during t
present season, on lot 7, concession 8, Tuck r -
smith. This pig was purchased from the Mess
Snell, of Edmonton; As from imported stook 4u
both sidea. and has proved himself wee of
, best stook producers in Ontario: W.
MUNDELL. 7811
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SuFFor4 PIG. -The undereigned will keep ri
lot 21, 00800881611' 2, L. R. S., Tuckeesinit
a Thoroughbred Suffolk )3oar. This aninuil w
recently purchased from the well-known breeder
A. Pranks.* Son, and is from imported eteck o
-both sides.. ' Terms, -$1, psyahle at the tlkne o
service with the privilege of returning if needssaT
GEORGE PLEWES. I
. . 783
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frreERKSHIRES THE BREED. -The anderU
,
„1", signed. will keep during the present Sean: 1
on Lot 25, Concession 5, McKillop, eThoroug
bred Berkshire Pig. 'Psams.--$1, payable at t el
time of service, with the privilege, of rating -113i
ill necesiltry. W?d• HABK1RK. ,781
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•IERKESHIERE PIG FOR 8RVIaE . -- The
undereigned will keep during the present:
Isessop, en lot 28, 90400/BiOn Opeer Winthrop,;1
Thoroughbred Berkshire Pig. Terms, -p.$1, pa e
Iitiole at tbe time of eerrieei WItie the_privilaila
retuneing if 'necessary: 1AS. MoDOWELL. 788'
,
—4-
-1 A NOTHER GOOD PIG. -The undersigned wijl
;4-3- keep during the present mason at his FotI
In Bruceifield, " ii, thoroughbred Berkrhire Boa .
This animal was prirobased from the celebra
,breeders, Messrs. J. G: Snell & Bros., of Unto
ton, and is one of the best pigs ever brought in
the county. His `sire, "litiyal Carlyele," en weI
SS the she of his dam "Sir Doreheater Cardiff,
and hie grand she, "ford Liverpool," were firs
plize winners et the Royal Shows in England
also at the.Provincial Fairs in Canada. TERM.
21 per sow,,priyable at the time -of setvice wit
• MS privilege of returning if neisesearee 'R. 1
TURNER, Brimfield. 77
e,
•
FOR SCHOOL BOOKS,
chooi Stationery,&c.
-GO TO-
•
O. W. PAPSTS
BOOKSTORE,
SAFORtH ONTARIO.
SEFORTH NORSE INFIRMARY.
elORNER of Jarvis and Goderich Streets, next
'e! 'door to the Preekyterian Chun*, fiesherth,
Out. Ail diseases of Horsiest Mtge, those, or any
of tte domesticated animals, guix*OullY treat
attar infirmary er elsewhere on. the diodes%
not*. Charge. moderate. Jm. W. .1illennt,
Vetbrinary Surgeon. P. 8.-A lergs dock of.
Veterinsryttedicines kept constantly en hand,
See°
E
Usical Instrument EmPorium,
3cqrr BlipTHERS,
Begto aunoiLnoe that they have - reineved tp more-dommodfoUs premises, one
door north of the Post Office, where they Will be found- with s large and well -
AM PIANOS, which are so well -known and highly
EXCELSIOR ORGANS..—These - Organs have re -
wherever shown,.and,have also received, a diploma at
'd at Toronto.. We sthio,keep-in stook -other rial108
of email instruments* phut musio rend instruction
SCOTT BROTHERS, Seaforth.
sal ted stod
sr. -- en of by
aoneiv d theh,i
• the ndustri
d
rgansa
book..*gen-
a MINH
Ji snnsioiana.
eat rewards
Pair Just ol
d all kinds
ik-Vianted.
WAR liELAR5D,
Gannon t the right cannon to the left, Cannon in front,
vgllie and t.it nders. torined at with it ot and
37014 nobly th, rode ad well to the Gr at Sale
nqw o`Og on,
i ,
1
AT T EP.SAFORItli TEA STORE.
i. ,
:
The great ush still continues. The la ge stock of Japan Tsai, lila& Teas,
Young Hyson elso be lode in the great sale, and all k nds of Groceries, Crockery ,and Glass -
f
as, Gunpowder Teas, and he beTea Dust ever imported, will
a
ware, als Flo and Feed, all kinds of fish, and the best ooal oil. Oatmeal
eXchanged for ate. Come clue, come all, alid secure some of the Cheap goods.
' A. G. AU1T, Seaforth.
BANKI
mmizsl
G HOUSE.
SEAFORTH.
OFFICE—In the premises former-
ly occupied y the Beira of Com-
merte, and go Commercial
Rotel, .MatatStreet.
NOTES AND ILLS DISCOUNtED.
English and Foraign Exchange
Purch ed and Bold.
FARMER SALE NOTES
1 ,
I Purchased t Reassemble Bates.
Healey Lest oat Collateral iSecurl les
,
t
Drafts leaned, ayable at par a all
Branches fd th Bank of Comm
111(TEB,E8T 'Hewed oil Deport -Its
Monet to oan on Mortgages.,
1
±-1 M 8
4fanager cagd Proprietor.
10 t
"NIL
TRADE M
DESrErtANDUM."
TotannImARIF., -
924t*
144 cbttl
4 4
Takinf .
pax GREATI RN
-1- vons Debility an
eluding. Sperroatorr
results of • Self-eb
oGillyanY'reroii ef3dPyEirCht hIChs
• manently ogre Pa1pltIat10n and other affections
of the Hear4 Or* ption in its earlier stages,
Rushing of hi° to the head, Wind * the
stomach, 1ndlgetjon1 Loss of Memory, Want of
energy, 13ash lid . 888Desire for eolitude, Indis-
position to labor on e000unt of wealmeee Uni-
yersalLassi ude, Pei in the bask, dimness of
vision, Premature 014 age, eet. Full particular%
In oux pamphlet, whi h we send securely sealed
on receipt of a * tir es - • t stamp. The Specific
receipt of Money ' by a dressing 769-62
ill
18 now solda Fern gists at $1 per package,
or 6 for $5, or , 11 b sent free by mail on
i .
t
t
After Taking.
ESTRAY STOCK, ,
VSTRAY HEIFERS. -Strayed into the prem-
-IP lees of the undersigned, lot if, conmedon 9,
1 Mcliillop, in the last week of Januery, two three
3 ear old heifers. The owner may have the
samenn paying expenses and proving property.
JOSEPH ICHAUSKOPF, Beachwood P. O. 793x4
— i 1
'POTENT CATTLE. -Strayed froni .the prem -
J -4 hes ef the undersigned near Verna, four
one year old cattle, twee heifere and two steers.
One et the haters wag WiRte, and the other red,
with a few white hairs on the tme. The steers
were red and white, andone was a little larger
than the other. Therwere all marked with a
round hole in the right ear. Any person giving
each *formation as will lead to the reeovery of
these animals at Tea Emotion Moe, Seaforth,
or to the undersigned, will be suitably rewarded.
SAMUEL HARRIS, Varna. 782
HARDWARE.
Genuine Granite Iti9nwasT
Stamped and Japanned Tinwares,
1
Eitch,en Fwrnishin
ITt
And a Large Assortment 0/ Cook-
ing and Beating Stoves at ota
usua/ low prices.
LISH REMEDY for Mor-
an Nervous Affections, in -
a, Seminal weaknens, eat.,
e, indiscretion, &e., is
EDICINE. This le the
ever been known to per -
'HE GR4Y :4 i'xoniz CO., Toronto.
,
Begs to announce • the Public that he
has commefic :d to operate the
WROXETER WOOLLEN FACTORY,
and that he 'will be prepared to give
good value in
FULL CLOT
TWEEDS,
UNION
. FLAN
P1.4
and varieties ie
J3BD
WEEDS,
ELS,
INGS,
CEYS,
OCKING YARNS.
91.48TONI CARDING,
sp
ning and Falli a g promptly attend.
Parties from 'a di tance will, as far as
possible, have thei Rolls home' with
them, and as he h put the mill into
good werking order and employs none
but efficient orkmen' all work is
warranted.
a -Remember tile Woxeter Mills.
ALEX. L.
ISSON,
PROPRIETOR.
0 4.. -
MONEY TO LOON. -
received to loan a Is
Funds, as !well as n].
followiex rates of iurest,
n per cent., payable -yes
terms Of application,
amount at any X11E0.1Mi
Barrie ters,
e undereigned hive
rge amount of Prh'ate
ty Funde, at the
moirelY eh 7, and,
y aceoraing to • sue
Alarm to pay any
TER it DICKINSON'
791-8 NO WITNESSES REOLI1
JOHH
MAIN STREET
•
SEAFORTH.
R. COUNTER,
-THE LEADING_.
WATCHMAKERAND •JEWELLER,
(Opposite 7.8. Porter's Furniture Store),
Is the place to get
GOOD AND RELIABLE WATCHESe
°LOOKS, JEWELRY
ANEP • PLATED WARE.
All Goods Warranted cu Represented
Watches, Clocks and jewelry re-
paired and warranted to give satisfac-
tion.
• M. R. COUNTER,
Practical Watchmaker and JeWeller.
MARRIAGE LICEN$E8-
ISSUED AT -
THE HURON 'EXPOSITOR OFFICE,
ISRAFORTH, oarrARI
ED,
1.
SEAFOBTII
IMSuRsCE MW LAND AC
AL
NZ:0: STIIONG,
IS AGENT' fo Nevem! Firettlitse Stook PaPe
and Life u anew Companion and is ereitte,
t to take ki on the motet treatable tcmti.
' Also Ag.it ler several of the best Loan AO -
donee. •
Also Agent feir the flateettlPerobase of _rant
:
end Village PrOperty.
A Number of First-Clats
Imoraved 7arm4 for Bale.
030,0001 tel Lean at /Mx per cent
_1 Interest.
Agentior the s le of Ocean Steamship Ticket&
OFFICE -WO er M. Monition's Eltore,Main
Street, Smart
eft
MbNEY TO LOAN.
"THE 0orpoatIbn of Morris will loan $0,000 oli
-I- farm property, first mortgage, at 7 per teent. _
interest, payaho annually. Borrowers to pay
expenst H. or further particulars apply to
GEORGE F RSYTII, Reeve, Brussels P. O. 784
MEDICAL.
vvr G. 8. e1 • CHONALD, M.D., a M., Physician
° Sorg ')3,M�ouchour dto. Office and raids
derice, that 'lately occupied by Dr. Hutchison"
'Auburn. 78I)
:r G. SCOT, M. D. &e, PhysiedernSurgen and
Accougheux, Seeferth, Ont. Office end reel -
den e south aide of Goderich Streetesmont door
Gest of Preebnterian Church. 342
TT"• L. VERCOE, M. D., C. if.. Physician, Sur-
geon, eto,,Coroner for the Cotintyof Huron.
Ofilet and Residence, on Janig street north,
directly oppopite Seaforth Public School.
itrgv. HANOVER, M.D., O. M.: Graduate Of
lr McGill University, Physician, Surgeon and
Acconeheur, Seaforth,Ont. Offiee and Residence,
North side Goderich Street, filet Brick House
east of the Ilethodist Church. 496
WM. Giihrt, BRUCERELD,
Air .E., Torento 'University ; M. D. C. M.
Vie-
-"A-. torn' trnieersity r M. C. P. and a. Ontario; L. R. p. P., Eden; L, R. C. 8., Eden:
CeitUicate ed attendance for a terniiat Soho Hos-
pital, London, England, for die' easeil of women.
774
2?.1_ M31CTG-G-II\1"-,
U.R GE ON DENTIST..
aRADUATE of the Royal College of Dental
•-•1 Surgeons, Canada. Office in the rooms
lately occupied. by ,rf. Derbyshire, Whitney's -
Block.
All operations carefully perforined and satin -
beton guaranteed. Charges Moderate,
N. B. -Teeth extracted whitest oats
bv the se. et eirtmenients-
JJ1\1"IITST'R,717--
D. WATSON - DENTIST:
Faculty Gold Medalist and dioliege
Gold Medalist R. C. D.
TTAVING many years' experiettee he is able te-
-A--IL make all ce r times in Dentistry slash/in
and lasting. Preserving teeth a Specialty.
Chloroform, Ether or Nitrous Oxide Gas given.
Irr Charges Moderate. 9E1
Office in Meyer's Block, Main Street, Seaforth.
O. CARTWRIGHT, L. D. S.,
77?A FO RD,
WIL1110ealt,larAtifiltDZY3‘po-
fate the Commercial Hotel, on
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY'
• of each week. Nitrate Oxide Gas
administered in the extraction of teeth. Thiegan
has been adiniuistered by Dr. Cartwright since
1866 with perfect success, he having been one of
the 'first to introduce it into this province. Pa-
tients having teeth extracted may inhale the gaa'.
and have eight or ten teeth extracted in a min-
ut•e or a minuteand a half, 'without d'
ee
effects from it. Parties desiring new teeth pleas*
call on Wednesdays Paiticular attention peid
to the regulation of children'speth. Teeth in. from one to a full set. 730-52
HOTEL CARDS.
C.Alta-1?"13-
i 'TECUMSEH HOUSE, EITIS8SI8.--Eiveliag pier-
!, Jo- chased this property,.(lately oecupied by Mr.
John Campbell,) I have refitted the home in
every respect The bar is well stocked, and ate
attentive hostler at the stables. F. FREY.- Pro-
prietor. Brussels, Dec. 5,1882. 78144.
DENNIE HOUSE,
• (Lame roater's Hotel)
•
SEAFORTHI ONT./
DENNIE BROS., PROPRIETORS.
RINCE assuming themanesagement of this Roue
S we have completely renovated and refurnish-
ed it throughout with new furniture in the best
which enables as to give first-class meow-
modation to the public. The best brands of
Liquors and Cigars at the Bar. An attentive
Hostler always 111 attendance at the Stables.
Particular attention given to the farming com-
munity.
•sr Charges moderate.
The.Royal Hotel;
(LATE CARMICHAEL'S)
SEAFORTHI ONTARIO.
JAMES WEIR
pEGIS to inform his old friends and the travel-
-a-, ling public that haivi purchased this new
and commodious hotel bui, nee he hasthoroughe
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 be hope,
to merit a share of public patronage Th
e reoen
awill be re all well ferries ed and well. heated. The bar
kept Rupp led with the belt, and an at -
tentative and trust worthy hostler will always be
'ln attendance(Jo sample rootns for Governer-
cial Travellers.
Remember the "Royal Hotel," corner of Main
and Goderich Streets, &Worth. 238
JAMES WEIR, Proprietor4
:
LE CREDIT FONOIER
THIS newCompany, formed for there:pose el
-, live etieg French Capital in Canada,, nov
preemed to advents money on thetnoirttesvorable
terane ou good landed seenrities. M 5.HAY1213e
Agent for County of Huron, Seaforth. IMO
the end
the so
end ra
less t
'while
old fas
, Dash
'dash of
ling of
pity th
Of an e
mbro
one
machin
isome of
manner
houeefu
more p
done on
let -n
latest a
t -o sew
a feat
sible.
and so
nets.
ebine
of work
=ankle
znachie
have to
ere be:
for h:ra
earlier
fore all
studied
little le
directio
chines
But eve
profita.b
and in
journ
Batelle
Strom
that
raised 11
Plants f
as those
t� atthei
not Mee
a little
north or
strong p
can be n
bed, or
for. Te
a little r.
full a Be
leaf mot.
together
all sieve
=Aerie
stand fe
seed by
:straigbi
apart,
MOMS fia,
deep trio
pane ot
ly wed
spriukii
need
little ph
then the
and can
to trans
where ti
apart.
they me
about itt
remove.:
planthig
Gff by gi
bested h
well
early, w
protectil
Mouthk
son&
goods, ;1
very ale
air, and
place.
where
neighbe
oosl,
all the
atmoyin
vented 1
a soft
which -
solve&
and fori
luteiyii
which
effects ,
denadve•
article
been in
est:aloha
of the g
tooted
New.
A rie
died, 1
establie
not for
glerst d4
of Witt 1
in his t
knowi
• Swiss ft
dogs ett
When _II
a litidt
attache
rurally
weight'
dog sta;
always
and ent,
time.
officers
the de
When
home, 1
tad and
• ing the