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CIE HUR,OISI XPO!SITOR
As al
nals have
the very
not yet a
roses, or
needles.
the Qee
bed with
traveling.
does not
bed form
The trutl
always sl
same. pat
the• same
tured at
one with
dence in
lohe at
Coburg, a
Albert.
eat goes a
tern is ma
sor 111adv
her. tOne
tone, And
went to B
and other
Queen has
has usual!
the Royal
will have
which pi
-
and pleas
carious wo
Her.Royal Bed.
t resort London society jonr-
actually undertaken to discuss
ed Victoria sleeps on. It doe
pear whether she sleeps on
ethers, or straw, or pins and
Bat -one editor asserts that
n invariably takes her own
!her whenever she may be
Mr. Labouehere says thi
an that her majesty's own
part of the royal baggage.
appears to be that the Queen
eps in a bed of greoisely the
ern and made ,up in' exactly
way. They are all manateeindsor Castle, and there i
memories at each royal reelnglaud, at the ;Villa HoltenBaea, at Boeotian, near
d on board the :Victoria and
en the Queen pays a visit
road a bed on the usual pat-
e and. dispatched from Wind-
ce to be in. readiness for
was Sent last year to Men -
three years earlier another
veno. At Dunrobin, Floors,
ountry-ho_uses at which the
been a guest her special bed
been left as a memento of
visit, next thing this bed
to be described. And at
e the -Queen dreams roost
ntest. For verily this is a
Id.
Whi
h is Most Valuable;
I am S&I ly conscious that thousands
of mothers are so overburdened that the
actual de ands of life, from day to day
consume I -their time and strength.
But " of t o evils choose the least;"
and which, would you call the least an
unpolished stove or an untaught boy ?,
Dirty win. ows, or a child whose confi-
dence you have failed to gain ? Cob-
webs in th corner, or a son over whose
soul a eras has formed so strong that
you despaif of melting it with your hot
tears and oar fervent prayers?
I -.have een a wornari. who was ab-
solutely ig orant of her children's habits -
(A thought; who never felt that she
could spar a half hour to read or talk
with the —I have Been this woman
spend ten iinutes in ironing a sheet—
there wer six in the washing—one
hour in flu ing the ruffles and arranging
the puffs f her little girl's "sweet
white suit " thirty minutes in -polish-
ing tins wi ich were already bright and
clean; fo ty minutes in. frosting and
decorating i cake. for tea,beoause" com-
pany" was4expected.
When t e mother a good orthodox
Christian-eshall appear before the
Great White Throne, to be :judged for
"the deeds done in the body," and to
give in her report of the Master's treas-
ures place in her care—there will be
questions nd answers like these:
Where are the boys and girls I gave
thee ?"
" Lord, was busied keeping ' my
house oIeaq and in order, and my chil-
dren wend red away!"
" Where wert thou when thy sons
and thy da ghters were learning lessons
of dishonesty, malice and impurity ?"
"Lord, I was polishing furniture eta
ruffling dr sses and making beautiful
rugs!" - •
"What ast thou to show for thylife-
work ?" --.
" The t diest , house, Lord, and the
best starci ing and ironing in all our
neighborho d !"
Oh 1 the e children! these children;
The reckle s, eager boys and girls whom
we love Incre than, our own lives! Shall
we devote ur time and strength to that
which peri teeth, while the rich ga den
our child's'oul lies neglected, with foul
weeds -choking out all worthy and h au-
tiful growt s ? Shall;we exalt the nci-
deutals of life to the rank of a pur ose,
to the ideating out of that work hose
results rea h beyond the stars?
Fleatino, oh ! mother, are the days of
childhood`; and speokless windows,
snowy lin n, and consciousness that
everything bout the house is faultlessly
bright and clean, will be poor comfort
in that da wherein we shall discover
that our p or boy's feet have chosen the
path that s all take him out of the way
to all eter ity.—Harriet M. Morris in
Woman's Je urnal.
G lden Wedding.
f
The 50t anniversary of their wed-
ding4ay is being vouched to compar-
atively fe of those joined in the bonds
of wedlock One of those rare events
occurred o Wednesday the 26th day of
December. The parties chiefly concern-
ed and w o received the corigreeula-
tions of heir family and numerous
friends 011 hat day are Mr. and Mrs.
C. D. Martin, at their residence "The
Elms," Be twine. Mr. Martin is the
oldest sou of the late Calvin Martin,
Esq., one df the oldest settlers of this
part of the county of Oxford, who lo-
cated hims If on the " Old Stage Road."
about the year 1805, at a point long
known as Martin's Old Stand, In
those daya the settlers had to, carry
their whe to the mill, by most prim-
Iitive mod s of conveyance, to Aes-
m
ter, to be round. Mr. Martin's father
built the fist grist mill in the county,
Icin the Th mos, near the site of the pre-
,
sent Beac iviiJe Mills, and was for
,
many year engaged in milling and in
'other purs LitS calculated to supply the
iwants of new country. Mr. C. D.
Martin wa married on the 26th day of
!December, 1833, his 21st birthday, to
ILetitia, on y daughter of Mr. Solomon
King, who for rea,ny, years resided on
the Old St go Road immediately south
of the plac where the village of Beach -
villa now tands, and who was known
far and ne r as a 'kindly, hardworking
and succe sfal physioian. The child-
ren of thisl marriage are Dr. Martin, of
tlitteardin , Mr. Solon _C. Martin, of
t
Brookbaulf, Beachville, Mrs. James
! 0. Wilks, bf Mount Forest, Mrs, Chas.
!Milburn, o OsbOrneville, New jersey,
and Mrs. Fred. L. Wilks of Elmwood,
Brantford all of whom except Mrs.
' Milburn, vere present, with their
Iwives and husbands, to congratulate
their pare ts on the completion of ,the
50th year! of their married life. 1' In
1833 mitisiters of the Gospel, of any'de-
noirdeation were rarely seen in these
parts. Mt. and Mrs Martin were there-
fore married by a Magistrate, James
sq., of Woodstock, now and
any years Registrar_ of the
ol. Ingersoll is the first white
n Oxford and he was pre -
e Elms, on Wednesday, to
tolerating the fiftieth anni-
0 0
Ingersoll,
for very m
county.
man born
, sent, at t
assist in c
versary of he first of many ceremonies
performed by him. Besides the immed-
iate deem dents of the happy couple
to the roa ber of 18,there were present
'Mr. nen. F. Martin, of Woodstock, 1
brother of the bride .o0ne, ith his wif
and family, ; Moe P. Cerre• ,of4Rodk1)44
Hamilton, who alai ted bridesthai
50 years ago.; Miss 4 rnirA HOWard, o
Orange, New Jersey, and 0 large n Ths
ber of relations and, kinds • there w
also many congratul 1t4ry tory etters -fr
others who were nna, le t4 be Pres nt
The worthy couple reicetve many ha4id
some presents and ni erous kinc
wishes for 'the fat re osperity o
themselves aud lam lyi
the haop*
gathering was brougjbti,t a close by
singing in hearty 1st le, ' honld a 1
acquaintance be Torg ti?"
r
The Br
our.
After General Lee bees, e presid
of the university at Loxiu ton,Virgi
one of the staff officer8 of is army,
a warm personal friend,; p esented
with a fine riding horse, nd pres
him to visit him at his home, ab
fifty miles, distaut,1 in i n adjoin
county. The invitation as Romp e
and on the day fixed: the Confeder t
elde t deugli er
chieftain started out froIt Lexingt n
accompanied by hii
•
Mary, and by Major , the alo e
said offiber, acting as e °orb to he
party, all on bombs, k. e ride as
fatiguing, the weat er hot, and the
young lady, noted a her ether for a
fondness of sleeping ate the moth-
ing, bethought hors -If ;�f nquiring o
the major the hoar a whiclt breakf s
would bo served at h s 1
ouTe.
major, w th
" Well, miss," repl ed th
the greatest ingen ousne
have come pretty f and
to be quite tired I re kon w
breakfast to -morrow until
before light."
The announcerner.
ing Miss 'Mary, oat
, laugh heartily, and
about it the remainder -4)f t
t, wh
fled
td as
on appe ,
wont have
East a lit le
le astoni
eneral
tease
e trip.
Roe
e
Sheep liaising art th;
The Edmonton Bialletin disoussi g
thisquestion says it has ge erally been
supposed that sheep would not elo well
in this district owing ,to kb rankni es
of the vegetation and the d map soil,1 e -
sides the liability to injure frorn ape r
,grass. Experience, hoWeve , has pro
ed the.contrary. A herd 0 -sheep w s
'brought.= some three year ago by
Votier, now of fish creek, n ar Calga
The sheep were sold to farniers Med f-
ferent parts of the se tletoe t in floc s
of ten or twelve, a d hav done n t
only well bet remi kably Well ev r
since.. They have no seffe ed to al y
great extent from wo vete ai d not at i 11
from disease, while a thong the spe r
grass gets into the roo1 4 does n t
seem to -injure the heep. It is pr
bable that. the nort ern 0 imate m
have the effectef counte acting the
evils usually following upoi the past-
uring of sheep on ' rich soil - The S.
Albert Mission estalplisfiun nt start pi
three years ago witi sow. thirty -s X
head and now have ver 0 e hundred
and twenty five,.alm sti .al ewes, be-
sides having killed a lege number Of
the males .for theh mutt n. While
the raising of sheep ill pro ably.never
become the leadieg int us ry of this
district, still, in a iir d system ctf
farming, such as it is ecialist ly adapted
for, sheep would forn a ver important
part.- Not only is th wt.ol in import
ant item, but the ens 11 0 ze of the ea
case makes it possi le i fo a farme
owning a fair sized fi ck Ito keep him);
self in fresh meat 11 Ian mer, of
much more healthylkin ban por
and Without the daiger1 o iloss froni
spoiling which must fre ne tly resul
where a large beef an rnal is killed du
hag warm weather.:
. .
Forshatelowe
THE DREAMS OF BO
We hayteheard gri., har
declaim against the isioiaa y
youth, and against th d: -e:
hood ! . How few • th re !I all
Thomas Holloway, (Anil c
around the world and ISa
the fulfilment of all ny tied
With him those dreaJa were
And we are; likewi e tol
mind of the first Nap lean
with visions of im
from the veryearlies
i).
his memory xtend'e
exceptional 0 see ; a
majority of mien the
boyhood produce no
Vi4o ories.
0013 EALIZED,
aced me
plane df
ws 40of , bo
,llu
ataneye,iBa
dreams 1 '
proPhecie .
that th '
as finshe
trial power evee
years to which
Bit..these ar
d wit • the great
loribu dreams qf
Bali= feline.
i
With Holloway the case w sdifforent
The suffering of t e Biel' I 11
reused .
boyish nature into a Axe' resolve to
meet.and conquer al lady. is studies
from his earliest year were oarolled
and stimulated by th det4ire of rescuing
the human family f ore t e fangs cif
physical prostration and d city. He
found that all the aladieg took the r
rise from an inspirit of the blood, an
that, whatever might be the form of the
disease,it could be re ched and eradioa
ed by a restoration o the 'teil fluid to
its pristine and norm I pur ty, 1 '
Having made this ainazin discover ,
he had now (as he then t dught) b t
one farther case, and that as, to fii d
seich a combination bf our tive princ
plea as could, under 'any an all circu
stances, be relied upon for r etafying the
disordered condition of th stream of
life. In the, productions of the veg -
table kingdoni alone he fou i d the Un'-
versal. Remedies he was in :earch of.
Bat the dreams of the youn enthu,sia t
wer e now too nearly realize to perml
him to be beaten. He ails erei eve y
calumny by pointing a t °use/ d
i
cures, end -at eugth., by the aid' of t e
press, his EnoElt virulent e ernies were
either silenced, or compell d td give a
reluctant assent to the inial ible.effioacy
of his Pills and Ointment f r the euro
of all external'and internal ailments.
The Bee. 837 ' r
•
I 0
On Snoring.
A clergyman deliverled a lectu
recently on " Happy - Hoes" Aft
sketching 9, model hou4e, he said 1e
would have conivebienit, airy, we
ventilated sleeping trooin ' Witho
the right kind -of sleep i i • the-- rigit
place one could not properl go to wor
If one was used to morin , I let him t
i
and get an easy positic n. And y
snoring was au honest h bit, and
had frequently been most•
eplyeif n t
aggreably impressed by he eolee •
earnestness witb which it as indulgi
in. (Grins.) He had been ii the sa••:
room, in a crowded hot .
el with one , f
those devoted snorers, and he had d 6
caSionally taken the reksp nsibility f
rolling such a one ova tciiii arthe va
ieties of snore with w Hilt t e artist u -
wittingly entertained hith. (Snicker
He had returned to bis pil;low astound
at his capacity, and Wonrizig if it wer
r
1-
11
)
. 4
alnitttiral ! r aoqu red gift.i Then to
anew sor of anor h . had *pro
his pillow across the room, and re
a, respone more than , be could
anticipate or even asked for. (I
He had n o jeetina to snoring if
well do e. (So mania.) There
several di tin t and Separate ki
'spore as • e was able to testif
hissing snore the guttural sno
rearing I or i 4 oli king -sno
aeatte g sn re, the e sy • snore
atrangula in en re, th ornshing i
the r -r -r r ic ing snore, t e hur
liore, and the snor a togeth
Illicit mi ht be addshe sn4
if)
nd the s or do n, th snore pea
lid the a or ece *the; t e snore ni
choly, t nd th slier triump :
(Continue o ch nation) In fao
hied heard on an g.iug throu :,
these oh r: • terin th: couroe •
bur. He b:ga ' witi a sound
ight have leen mista, en for the
of an infant, ari d it u til it rese
e noise f wi eel in he pilot
oT a stenstean bo t, hang d it to a
puff, puff, sol:mi ' and regular a
puff Of an en Ls ,I,dee erring it 1
growl, thi n a ide urgling of
throat as th ugl he ere thro:
then a roa a t ougl a; long rai
train was of g 0 er ti e bridge o
neseethen br aki g f rh into 0 •
tions of fe lin that gev 3' one the
that the w ol sir was disturbed
the rippli g •f hoeloi tiler, un i
ecstatio pe fo i.ner wok up expre
hie astonis ant that his. room
cOuldn't i ee I. (Roars of lang
Haled be • of a. snorer who was
snored, an • b gged his- rival in
tones. " to et's begin over aga n
start,even. Rora.)
The P ince of Naples
ana girls who hav: sad
his ory are familia, ; ith
ictor Einanuel, wh t uni-
etates Of Italy in i I one
he Italians bad Ion een
pii g for this union hey
de Victor Eman 11 as
the r oountry, and. ere
w en i bodied, in :78.
ert acceeded him the
in ime will be fol 0 ..ed
;tI e Prince of N: i:les,
spo ding in Italy the
of 8lOB in Magian
rine b
, ice)
mb r 11
ost beat
strike
jeo1. ted
eave
ars)
esa)
d. 8
e
dwseor the
,the
, the
the
• ore,
05120
,, to
e up
aut.
he
h all
f an
tobi oa
t
e
bled
()us!flff,
the
to a
the
tied,
o
frehialiis
d.
idea
ith
the
sing
• ate
ter.)
out-
ous
and
1
All „the •oy
recent italian
the name
t+1 the v
k ngdom.
eying an
n tura11y
t e saviou
uch gri
His son II
throne, an
by his onl
this title c
title of Pri
The littl
f n
s born
obably td
ole wor
The you
Rome,
pr
in
on the Cor
city. Wer
Iiimry of
would not
ly and qui
a middle -
R mane al
face, raisin
.rriage p
little princ
u ly bows
courtesy.
At rare i
with hie in
loved Quoezi M
ly aceoropainie
cultured end
chief thou ht i
charge and im
often drive by
the Prince evi
about sons thi
an1 the uto
fo mation i
gentleman
sibility les
more than
character o
will have g
Mementon
ii4g from h
pr ncipino
th impo
present, in
to rulo his
wisdom.
I give th
related to
au English pee
of ettendin the co
W98 at a p ivate re
when the ripe pin
and gave her a'
mother tol hith it
permisioon to 141i88
plied arci ly, "
ladies like o b ki
conclu e t is s
items that my
Prince of Neales
language v ry -ell,
stent roader of t.
Eager in St. N cho
Ve
SO
rr
oe
113
uv
nd
o,
it
he
oti
tly
ge
kn
th
sese
e), 4s
la a kn
terval
th r, t
rg
ed.
to
TOV
11 e
ent
g h
gi
u hspo
len fu
ing
.poly s
;'Uy oth
th ne
ave ma
qn sti
• fa e,
im elf
tan 'e
cd:r t
peo•le
low
t
•ese
•
airs his !r:
E43,ainnue
tiful city of
rin e sp iids bis win
ay be often Been dri
he ••ain st eet o
or the b ight s
hman, a str
rtioi1ar1y the
sed oy, triving
g ntle au. - But
w nd love the b
sir hats pot tely ai
s hila the prino
ey call him, g
wle gment of
ot
co
e p
re:
11
fo
•
Ba
man who ant
rap* at lag
prevented by t
,up in Montreal
1the attempt ea
—The c ron
Win. Van ink e, who
ti
dying con itio in.
154 of De em er,
the effect at • is
of a blow on th: h
'view to rolibery.
mend, tha in ie
several nt case
1bery from he Pers
vicinity, a reward
the Ontari Gover
cif Brant f r the di
or persons silty o
They also xpress
more effici nt poli
sable for t e city o
be 1s Seen i dr
e beautifnl an
ret ; but he is n
hi4rirvate tut
mite I man,w
int relit his y
h s I inind.
erne t I cenvers
y a king ques
ha Eisen in pas
wing him tali th
wer. X am sat
net • le of the re •,
'hi , for upon
,
m n depend:
t ki g of Italy,
tors to decide
xis t tsettle.
feel sure tha
thi ks erious
1 ropr ving
at h ma know
wit jud ment
ng cident as
e pe sonal Inc
who as in the
rt eeeptions.
°pH,: xi of the Q
caste into the
iss of gre ting.
was ode not to
lad'. he bo
•liothEjr, En
Boertd.
ketoh with
inte esti ou.
spe s t e En
and is leo a
ich • las. Olive
as.
•
nd-
and
les
the
era
ing
the
rlet
ger
at-
ith
the
ish
the
iso
OS•
eir
ing
be-
al -
go
ng
ey
118
n,
111-
his
n-
1111
he
ho
nd
he
of
he
ow,
nd
as
of
bit
he
n,
is
sk
re-
sh
wo
he
sh11.
san, the young Fren h-
d t awl •• the whirlpool
a 1 "et ugast and -as
e arithorities; has tur i ed
an4 sake be i will m.ke
ly i the eplg.
r's jury in the case of
ho was- found ' a
Brantford on. he
etarried a verdip: to
cath was' the ret3 I lt
t
ad, inftic ed wit' a
he jury Iso mode-
of this case nd
of atterpted
n in Jr ntfOrd nd
should be offers by
Mont ati the co • ty
Coy 'Fry of the p:r on
•
•t!
this fa al ass: It.
eir 'opi ion t • a
e fo ce'i inch:
13ritntfo d.
i
61/EAFOR H VV OLILEN MI S.
WE have cpened out a static in Mr. T. d'e
Block, and have a good sto k of W o len
Goods, saved from the f -re, which we are a x ous
to dispose of either. for cash k• wool. F. era
and others who had pods being narnfa red
will oblige In, calling for it as soon tis posbi 1 • as
it was nearly all saved nd n hat w • lost be
replaced.
839 A-4 G. V -EMI°
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VOTICE is herteby given- that the A
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Moeung of tilie1 Hay Township Fa
Mutual Fire Xustirance Comp ey Will be h
the Town, ti a I, Zu-tch, on Monday Janus,
1884, for the )urpo e of receiving he Dir
Annual Report. E ection ot 011ie trs, &c.
members ] ar req ested td atte a d. H
EMBER, Maxiagerjand Secretary ; M. L
'President.
TUCKER MI H AGRI ULTU
S ci ET, .
!
THE Annul Me ting of tire me ibers o
of Seaforth, Th rsday, lobh of
will be t
o the ommercial HO aluinuarthle.,
1
-1- Tuckers ith ran .% Agrichl ural S
held
at the hour of 2 o'clock, p. m.', for t ; yeare1et
Officers and ireeters for the eland
the transacts n of other busjneas GO
lacADA.M, Se rotor • ; JNO. IL&NNijH, Pre.
8
nal
ere'
at
14,
ors'
A11
RY
18,
3
the
ety
4,
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nd
ON
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P. S. CARROLL,
LATE of Garrow & Proudfoot's Office, goderich,
Solicitor, Convoianeer, &c. money to loan.
Or Office in elver's. Block, Main Street,
Seaforth. 794 -
LEGAL.
ict O. HAYS, &licher, &a. PAVIA° money to
•••-'+'• lend at lowest rates of int4reat. °MOS—
(orner ol Square and West Street, Groderich. 774
wamA. Rp :Or t
N-'' tors, &a. , GOder eh, Oaten .-1. T . Garret
WdloaotP. RO$DF(nyr• ti niutergis65008186101-:
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RON, HOLT, 4 OAME ON, Barriotere,
J1
loiters in Olianeery, &et., Goderieb, Out!
51.0.0 meroo,C1.0.,Philip Milt, M. G. Com.
arOL•
fl.0. MEYER, Barrieter rInd Attorney at
• L w, Solicitor n Chancery. Commiseioner
for t aki tg affidavits 1i the Provinee of Manitoba.
Solicit r or the Be k of Ramliton,Winehem.
Priv ate fund a to loarirat di bo (liner oest. 688
lvf• N ING & L. 800r T, BarriSters, solicitors,
il'
..,,- C uveyaneere, o. &Leitch% for the Bank
of ohi ston, Tisdale & Gale. Money to loan.
Oxifil Iiiis , eavjemanr Blsoseckoi
.
, tOlnton, Ontario. A. H.
781
,
lul- YER &DICKIN ON, Barrieters, &c., Kent's
Arti- Nock, Winghai4i Solieitors for the Bank
of 11 milton. Comm ssioners fdr taking affida-
vits n Manitoba. Pr -vote funds to loan at 6 per
cent Lucknowofticj every Wednesday. H. W.
O. Iama. E. L. DI moos. 738
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Bloc
OFTUS E. DANCEIrs
• -
E Comer° ,Holt & Cameron , Goderioh,
Barrister, Soli itor, Conveyancer, &cr.
y to loan, Benses's Old 01)ffice, Cardno's
Seaforth. 786
floor
lend
G. McOAUGHE , A. M.,
TARY Public, Conveyancer' Commissioner,
&c. Offioe in Carmichael's Block, (ground
, opposite THE EXROSITOR oftiae. Money to
Farms and houses for sale. 830
and
tual
be oa
debt
will
the
earn
STE
BA
S°
TICE of Dissolution of Partnerehip.—The
Partnership heretofore existing between the
signed hap this day been di solved by Mu-
oneent. The baldness of thilate firm will
rigid on by Ma. MOTAMISSTS , to whom all
due to the Arm will be pay ble, and who
ay end discharge all debts d e and owing by
rm. Dated at Sotforth, the 2letday of Be-
er, 1882, S. G. MeCAUGliE ; F. 110LM1-
. Witness, ANDREW CALjDEB.
Pa HOLMES EDI
RISTER, &c. Law OfficeLoott's Blok,
ain Street, Seaforth.
MC AUGIEliff
&c. Law Oftloo*Soott's Blok,
sin Street, Sento th. 785
PADLOCK
02
1411
0
ssoINAoa
`4:INVIHAgrID
0
' T e! RoyAi Noti'
(LTE CARMICE1AL'S)
SE,FORTHI ONtARIO,
JAMES WEIFit
-n'to inform his old friends and the travel
1 g public that Iiaving purchssed this new
and cc4mmodioug hotel buil g, heihas thoroug
ly re-fllrnished and re -fitted it from top to bob -
tom, sind it is now one f the most comfortable
and c nvenient hotels i the county. By strict
attenlon to the wants f his eustoliners he hopes
to me it a share of pub to patrona,g . The roome
are all well furnished a d well heatjed. The bar
will b kept supplied w'th the bes , and an at
tartlet ve and trust wor hy hostler vill always be
att ndance. Good s mple roomb for Commer-
cial T yellers.
Ren ember the "Roy Hotel," cdrner of Main
and G derich Streets, S aforth. 733
JAME WEIR, Proprietori
M RRIAG LIC NSE$
ISS GED AT
THE HURON EXPOSITOR OFFICE
43EAFORTa, ONTARIO.
NO WITNESSES REOUIRED
•
PLOWS
A Car L
HILLED
•
oad of 60uine Scruth Bend
LOWS & SULKY PLOWS,
—JUST RECEIVED AT—
;
ITILSON S
lenent Wareroom, Seaforth,
O. C.
Agricultural Im
Which will be sold at old price
imort duties, the subecriber b
stock, imported One Hundred
tariff; consequently, • e is ena
sto k is exhausted. tall and s
fen r article. Every 'low gna
A full etook of Ma:sey Rea
Toi uto Mowers, Tor nto Cor
Shi rp's Rke, all of hich wil
of a I kind always on and for
bef re buyzig a maohi e.
• notwitb4tanding the increase of 10 per cent.
lug detertnined to keep thme valuable,Plows in
lid Ftfty cif them a feW cliays before the rise in the
led t sell them at former prices until the preeent
e those Plows before baying a common or in-
anteed toigive satisfaction or no sale.
ers and Massey Mowers, Toronto Reapers toed
Binders and Massey's Low Down Bnder, and
be sold cheap and on reasonable terms. Repairs
the above! machines. Don't fail to see my stock
NOW
PITY .Z 0 T.XR,
1,SOssr, Main SOek, Seaforth.
TF -IE TIME
BOOT AND SHOES,
AND COVE
Is t e place to bny the , if you
stoo of Factory Made Goods is
and oanndt be under old by an
will tot CUT P ICES in
can ny ith best Mat rial, and
But will glaarantee td give Bo
chea • est in the end.
Don't
TRY:S SiiO
want
arge
hou
STORE
to get the best valle for your money. My
and well assorted in all the different lines,
se in the trade.
CUSTOM MADE WORK, as no man
pay to have work properlY made, and do so.
ts titmust give satilfaction, and prove the
Forget the Stancl, Oyposite the Royal Hotel, Seaforth.
THOMAS COVENTRY.
ol
ur
us ope
uc as Ladie' and
Sponges and imany
rne tion.
uratqy Co
e p
icin
ke
H MEDICAL HALL,
S92,Rd=',
SE14q47012'1'1.1 ,
I ;
ace to get Pure Dritgs, Chemical, and Patent
s. D e Woods and Dyes in
every shade and
t eons .antly. on hand. - Custoniers will find
tete eve?" respect. Tehave also
d oia a fine asso ment of imported goods,
ents' 1 Purses,' ombs, Brushes
ther tiarticles t o numerous to
•
stock coni
d ?yid?, care
liTCCESSOR TO E.
ysicia s' Prescriptions Carefully and
ounded. A4 orders Trom a distance,
and despatc4,
c_
HICKSON & C0.1
Next poor to Duncan & bunoan'a Dry _mode Store, Seaforth,
ieget
ick
ally
he
teach
'all th
5.rst n
Ible and
ffecting
eadache
,Scurvy
s that bylregulating t
above n med diseases
ed Crow oot Bitter.
erfectly har
he most mix
Wind 012 t
Scrofula, et
ese ; it is the cheapeat
calms cures of the follot
ie SOmach, Sour Sto
You may say it cure
e Liver, clea-nsing the Ste
Try it and use aecordi
For sale by ILUMSDEN
11
BITERS,
THE ONLY
GENUINE INDIAN MEDICINE
Now in. the Canadian market. It is purely
d most reliable of all patent medicines, and is
ng complaints: lLiver Complaint, Dyspepia,
h, Costiveness, 'Weak Back, Pimpled Skin, Salt
oo flflch, but reasofl as well as experience
Itch and strengthening the sytem, will cure
g to directions, nd yen will bless the day you
WILSON, Drug iats, Seaforth. . 821-26
CAMP LL,Pro
• and Oivil Engieer. e:
a nded to.
D. S. ci
(dal Land Sarvern
dere by mail prompt
PBELL Mitchell
R. 111 of BRETT,
NTholesaleand RetailDeiler In LEATHER mad
SHOE FINDINGS of Every Deecription.
}None but the Very Beat Stook kept. Termc
oderate. A Trial elicited. An orders by ro..4
sji Otherwir e promp I Ili lied .
8 N. Beer
OTICE TO TAX DEFAULTER8.—I will be
at the Commerdial Hotel, Seaforth, on War -
ay, the 12th inst, and the following Saturday
f r the purpose of collecting taxes. Any partioN
,f)t having paid their taxes by the first council
eeting will be put to cods. J. C. MORRISON,
'llector, McKillop. 840-2
1
SEAFORTH,
! •
JANUAR:1'
PERFECTIONAT LOT.
8-UPGESS EiTRAORDINARIY1
EGMONDVILLE
ROLLER M1LLs
3. 1_884
The
Count
and
Arneri a for" meal:dee
oiily genuine Roll r
, which now ha no superior,
w equals, tee th continent of
tiring Itoller
A CREAT REVOLUTION
The .Bead Question Of r
The Gradual Re no
"Oy Rollers iow
Oper tio
Rolier lour brings from
perbarrei more tialn
Lfriw by the Old
Gristing a SpA
IN MILLIG,
1 Importnce.
on S tem
in
1,25 Ito $1i.
best Flo10
mem..
laity.
Fanners will in all c ses get their
own wheat ground, and h our new sys-
tem get a stronger, whitr, richer and
'O'
I
rn
better igrade of flo by far than the
public has hitherto eon ithle to get.
Reenember, there e no hubug orexe
perinlent in ur adoptingthe Grad
Reduction System. 1Oar new system
thorough and reliable. It has b
thoroUghly tested, and proved a great
success in Hungary,Ger any, France,
Engla4d and the ilniited States.
We gsve A I. Flour previous tO Our
extensive change at a heavy -cost, and
we guarantee better l Flour now. One
trial will be sufficient to prove our .as.
sertiOnti correct.
CHOPPING.
Our taeilities for this lass of wrirk
are unsurpassed,a.ncleust niers ms,y de-
pend on getting their eh pping doneiat
once. iBe sure and try ot famous new
process—roller flour.1
1 i —
Flour, Bran, Shorts an Feed dorm-
]
ered to any part of 1 Seaf rth, lia.rpcir-
hey or Egmondville tree o charge.
.figr Our Saw Milla Egnondvij
and Brumfield in full oeatien.
808 = KYLE' & MUS rARL.
FARMIIS, IT ILL PAY
—TO CALL AT T
Ht.RON FOU
NEAR
DRY,
HE INCH SCHN SEARMT/1;
1 I
And see ouristot of
?JLOWS,
Whioh has been made especially fOr
this cetnty. I have greatly improvea -
my Gang Plow for thie sesort, and feel
satisfied in saying that it is the best in
the Mai•ket. Our
LAND ROILLiERS
Are 184 and heavy, running lioht
e
od work. Our
doing g
GI
Are
AIN CRUSHERS
e from hard iron,atd will iat
longer than any other machine ea e.
Havingspecial tools Lir recatthig
Roller , we can guarantee' eatisfaction.
1
Specie attention given to repairing
Steam paigines, Saw and , Grist Mi11s6
r
Reaps, Mowers, Threshing Machin
and al kinds of machinery repaired. On
short flake and at reasonable rates,
To cohtractiirs and oth--rs Brid
Bolts ge
of rePairs constantly on hated.
leat lowest rate*
ti
d Caetings
Qeotia,ti ns furnished on application.
t7 Also agent for i the i imple ents
of L. D. Sawyer, IlamiltoM A 1 a1 thie
THOMAS HE NDRY.
PULIC NC.STICEI
T. ferule
clersign, havirig ,neen appointed Agefak
CO FEDERATIoN LIFE
jASSOCIATiON,
Is desirous of Lac:ming the livestaf an thectitze!
ia
of Seafmlh and surrounding cotintry, so *as
make sea factor provision for fantiliesandirien a
in ease Of death. This is undoahtedly =tho heti
Intinranee Company doing businege it Canada at
preent. A. look at the Daily GIObe or Mail Of
May 1st, 1883, will satisfy any reasonable menet
thia fat. Call at once on
• a
, .
N. B --Money to Loan on Farm or Town
Property on the easiest terms ofayment and at
low- interest.
i 4
, • 804i
SEA.FORTH PLANING Mill,
SASH'DOORILND BiLINI FACT 017
ti, B.Ernabscriberbegeleaveto thank Went:mao
es ougtoMisrs for theliberalpatroiage extended to
hinisirice :commencing business in Seaforth,04
tinstairsthe may be favored with a continuous,
- ! 4/3/7:11148 ift7td 31-ouzding3,, shitigh4,
1
of the sa e. : 4
1Partieg artentling to b alba vonld do well ito gilt'
him a call &She will contirane to keep on handl'
a ro stdok of allkinds el ,
D4 -y .frirte lumber, Saezes, Door,
Lath, ec.
JOHN BEATTIE,
Agent, Seafott.
efeeleonfider t of evingsatigfaction both*?
wire mai
avour him with theirpatronage,aenoe
ba] firs t-01assworknien a r e employed . i
Plarticiraz attentionpaid to oustom vissultil
JOHN R. BROADFO T. i
FrP-1RaNT.11-2 11.E..., 't
t; ..................ar.
S.0ORTER SE4NFORTH.
1 eent .&testneined to Meier Out Intl
izare Stock of _Furniture reget#4-
eas iof Cost. =--1 t
0§* !IN WANT, it will pay them totes-0er-
tain Prices before purchasing elsewhre. '1
ve along discount to them) paying cah, tin.
daily te) newly married oettple.
1 an a 'till gelling six highlY fitiliehed choirs fdr
„BO. I also keep Knowlton's pring Bed, the
a and cheapest in the market ; warranted
ectly noiseless.
arereorns eireetly opposite . R. Counterlt
minothJewehy 8 toreiMM
ain 8 treet,Seforth
at Side.
Oath for iride, sifts, furs aid tallow. NO
ck or trade. Cash for everythig.
, JOHN S. PORTZ.B.1
. i
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but
nose
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rem
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after
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mark
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