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The Huron Expositor, 1884-05-23, Page 7F-84. T . WA,rtz, TNEY (till line of the- of . LOR sievEs.. sem andi t: rE veya iri stock rad guarantee Lrice}. el Pocket Gat, rate Kettles . All sizes; V ork promptly ei guaranteed- :n toy lineit ny stock and Tiny House. EY, tr Brothers. .E ATORE, D GHA . CS- FOR Oen. MT ij Wire 'HE WORT:.. LCURL y any other.. LEAD ▪ i Bo ZeL Utensile at. t . CO. ;,IAL TS. element Dolma- , t in infor=hirg- hat they have I.forth, . Itchen„ epairs for the- VESTER utactured by rmerly mann-- • MS, of Strat- i h their agent,. 5Ai€.)�, w k AN, Agents !1 AND' . willkeep, sat. *tirat a,: which they r ornish will i faraday, and n. Mr. Gar- i= every day. D,wning'a. Fay. Thia is E. Sun -b, pecks, Riot - removed in- tg LOtitOile Effectual'. k BOTTL1 uggists.. postage and honor goods'. tore money this world.. r sure. At. tine. S54s5n kNe 'tenant pay reariy, with. of prince HOlgn �. 85t MAY 23,. 1884. ()ut Rockery. $� its. O. A. DAws0N. cam were great stones in . alan`ost tory nook and corner of the yard, and toe, a beep of entailer ones had heat • gathered from the garden, and the ghee. • dee . how to get rid of the ugly twee; for we never thought of usin but only getting rid of them. At last .aft bright idea occurred to oe member of the family, and action soo.i lofowed thought. The boys were enlisted in the en et - end, ander the orders and o ,' of their commander, they drew the larger stones to the centre of the lawn, and packed them into a circle of about six feet in diameter, putting ip smellier stones and earth to fill up the interstices ; and then adding another larger, and filling up in like manner . and so on until all the stones were dis- off, and quite; a pyramid had been 'ra<usetl. Some of the largest and rough - .est atom were kept for the outside; to ;give it_a rocky effect. Plenty of goo „earth Was thrown in between'the stone , and then began the work which was t .crown with beauty- what otherwis would be a questionable ornament >iihe smooth, green. -lawn. Several vines were planted, with here and there seeds and roots of various hinds. These have grown to the top - o the pyramid. and now that rocke =tstalds the glory of the lawn. Its base is encircled with soarle geraniums. A canary vine, with yellow, bird -like flowers, climbs up on one side to meet and intertwine with morning- .glory and nasturtiums. The bright crimson and yellow flowers of the nas turtiuins contrast finely -with the many .coiored trumpets of the morning glories while between these vines - are Mue lobelia blossoms, clusters of oandytnft� ransies, verbenas, and mignonette. Such a thing of beauty and fragrance as it is 1 And, now, instead of planning as heretofore how to get rid of the atones, the children are working to col- lect more ; rolling them in from high' ways and byways, so as to have another rockery on the opposite side of the lawn, where they have already planted a -wisteria and a Virginia creeper, whose leaves will be. brilliant in color when autumn frosts chill all the beauty from the flowers. A Supposed Mute Speaks on His I Death -Bed. A London despatch says : The famous deaf and kuick• knack peddler, who during the past few years attracted so. lunch attention on London Bridge, has died in the Southwark Workhouse. Before his death he beckoned to his cot -one of the hospital.attendanta and terri- fled flim by speaking to him. . When the attendant recovered from his aston4 ishment the beggar confessed that hia deafness and dumbness had been feigned. He said he was a Swiss gen- tleman of fortune and belonged to one •of the best families in the. Republic. When a young man he wee betrothed to a beautiful and accomplished girl. He wt#s possessed of a most violent temper, and in a lovers' quarrel over a trifle one day_ -he so wounded the girl by the bit- -t*ness of his invectives that she fell ill. His cruel conduct stung him eo that_ he became melancholy from remorse', and left home. He then resolved to punish himself ; he vowed to become a volnn- tory exile for twenty years, to earn his own living. leave his fottnne untouched, keep his relatives and friends ignorant -of his whereabouts, go bareheaded and baaefoottd in all weather during the entire time, and to listen to no one and -speak to no human being during the last ten years of his exile. If he lived to complete his vow he meant- to return home and use his fortune and the re- .mainder of his days in making his betrothed' happy providing she were alive and unmarried. He had rigidly kept -his vow, " but," he cried befi'e he -expired,"my time is not quite up and 1 must die before it is. I have been punished as I deserve." Iuvestigation so far as it has gone has proven that the peddler's story is entirely truo, and his family in Switzerland have been made acquainted with Ins death. • Gunning Pat. An Irishman took a contract to dig a public well. When he had dug about '25 feet down, he came one morning and found it had fallen in -filled nearly to the top. Pat looked cautiously round and saw that no person _was near, then took off bis hat and coat, hung them on a windlass, crawled in •some bushes,and waited events. In a short time the neighbors discovered the well had fallen in, and seeing Pat's hat and coat on the windlass, they supposed that he was at the bottom of the excavation. Only a few hours of brisk digging cleared the loose earth from the well. Just as the excavators had reached the bottom,and were wondering where the body was, Pat came walking out of the bushes,and good natnredly thanked the workers for relieving him of a sorry job. News Notes. -Sir Edward Landseer's well-known picture, " The Monarch of the Glen," was: sold the other day far 6,300 guineas to Mr. Henry W. Eaton, M. P. for Coventry. -The Central Bridge Works, of Buf- falo, have successfully accomplished one ef the most difficult engineering feats ever attempted in America. When the upper suspension bridge at the Falls was constructed, it - was placed upon wooden towers. For some time past the company has felt the necessity of re. placing these with others made of more durable material, but how to do this 3vas the question. The engineers of the Central Bridge Works were - consulted, and they agreed to undertake the work. New iron towers were constructed, and on Wednesday morning of last week the work of transferring the weight of the bridge from the 'old towers to the new was successfully completed. - Au idea of what this involved may be formed from the fact that the bridge is a. 1,280 foot spau, -and the "dead weiglit to be transferred was 528 tons, or 264 - tens at each end. This was done an a small bed plate or saddle only 4x4 feet. This was possibly a more difficult job than anything 'connected with the great Cantilever bridge. EPPS'S COCOA.- GRATEFUL AND COu- 1osTrao.-" By a thorough kaowledge of the natural laws which govern the oper- ations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine pro- pertiea of well -selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage which may save ns many don •rs by the jndia ans nee of ; ue diet that 'za-constitution} • a ally built up until stt • ng resistevery tendency to die dregs of subtle inaiadi : s around us read- to a =ta there is a weak point. - many a fatal shaft by k welt fortified' ,with pu - properly nonrlM ed- fram vice (layette. -Made simply ing water or milk. ` Sold nl and Tins ( lb. - and 11.), labelled -41 Jells EPPS pathic Chemists,• Londe • , E. Wide Awake Mr. J. S. Roberts is .. to his -business, and s f ar to secure the - hest of ev in his line. He ha a agency for the ' celebr: te New Discovery for Cone :'m .w1y certain cure known fo tion, Cough s,Colds. Hoa :n Hay Fever, Bronchitis, o a of the Thr at and Lnn, 9. positive guarantee. Tri .1 Regular size 31. 833 52, ----0- - -`- , Thousands S :y Mr. T. W. Atkins, 0-irar writes : " I never hesitate to =.:e your Electric Bitters to •1 y t3'q they give entire satisfctil, i rapid sellers." Electric 1. it Styr purest and best medicin j will positively etre Kidney complaints. Purify the blw late the bowels. No Litnily c be without theme They wil s dreda of dollars in doctor' lb' year. Sold at IftLcents 4 J. S. Roberts. 8 I -- A Dealer, Hon. W. P. Beveridge, And • says he has tried and sold a Liniments, but Dr, Dow's' 8 Liniment beats them all. has never 'found one so good is recommend, viz: Rheuma bago, Sciatica, Sprains, Brui kinds of pains and aches tha ficia ly influenced by extern tion. 793.52. - A Wide Range of U The great household re lar with the people -Hag Oil -.is alike valuable for ex t nternal use, curing rhea at ore throat, croup, frost b raises, and all lameness a f the flesh. 857.52.2w. 44 -0110r - Spring clea 0110r-SpringClea s. It is rtioles of grade• enongh to asie.Hun- re floating never Y escape reelvee and a v''l Ser - w t boil- 'aokets ropers, comae. 831-52 • alive pains r article bt a the• D Ki=ng's• In - The sump- s; thma, y ection 8 1 on a tt a free. II a nol ea, el 11 ur 9 or la es a 1 l ansae,. na mend terriers, a d are re the - v- and. d Liver is regu- ord to ve hun- k{ every tittle by 'N. B., Mils of eon Oil' sye he what it Lum- and all e bene- applica- .l j Every good hose;wife the house at leas every s Our system often needs reno. end there is nothing tett ure blood and cleanse and r the secretions than Burd hit ters, preventing •diseases in the season's change. 857.52. -••••• A Reliable Wi ess. o popu- tellow al and Colds, barns, oreuess enovate ` ad fall. a tlh g also, r o make gu ate all BI ad Bit - id ntal to w. - nss, R. N. Wheeler, of Ev -rton, speaks highly of Hagyard'e Peet•ra i alsam, having seen its effects in is , w ease, a s vere inflammation of t e ln, gs and d stressing cough, was quick] ' ai d per - f ctry.cured, which had res ste other ti eatcneii t. 857.52 2w. ti ti e rt 5 A Painful Occurre ' c', Some of the most painful sir erings at afflict mortals occur ro to hheama- m._ Either the acute a ch -oin form ay be eradicated from t e loot by an rly use of the grand 'pu ify'ng vetem novater, Burdock Blood Bi ter 857. .2w. elo A Bad. Infirm The loss of the souse ojf th annoying and daugeroths. it ffering from deafness should try rd's Yellow Oil accord'iig to )ns. This invaluable ho se old cured John Clark, a',I.11,b' itario, restoring his h ori ,ek. 857.52.2w. I e ng is Those Hag- direc- reme- idge, one A� Victim of Mispl ced , 3nfi- dence. The individual who pl ees trust in any of the claims f' adveft,ised re tidies• is often sadly isappotitjted, b t the array of facts eg r ing. the h nest virtues of Burdock I •d,B'tters a e indisputable. It positi .el: ares diseases of the blood, liver an, kidneys. I vestigate the proofs and te tirrto ials. 857.52.2w. ' Mothers S 'T ere is nothing like e. c it ing's erman Worm Cream or, tap lling Worms. Children take it reely a d it does its business every time ,K Sod by all druggists. 837.52, Holloway's Pi Liver Complaints and Weir rs of the Bowels.-lt is imposib e to e a Ber- ate the extraordinary v rtte f this medicine in the treatment of :I1 ffec- •tions of the liver or irregularities o the bowels. In the case of d v: d' or supei.abnndant bile these Pels, t ken eely, have never been k trwn o fail. n bowel coniFlaints they `..are eq ally &fficacions, though they sheul th ea be mellen rather more sparin ly, fo very edicine in the form of a. a : cent equires caution when th bow l are isorded, although at the -anis i tr e a antler or more genial aperient than these Pills in moderate do es a ever ;et been discovered. -If tg. 'en c o ding to the printed instructi ns th not only cure the complaint, b • i 11 rove the whole system. -837.552. ' • II Hereditary Scr•.f Are you aware that in y ur taint of scrofula has a. per. an This is true of everyone. • t any time, on the slightest pr =t? develop itself in some i si e se. Consumption and m diseases are outgrowths of 'hi o the blood, Shaker Blood Sy wonderful power over a 1. troubles, as the remarkabl te we have received unmistak - bl We refer by permission t Elliott, Hanover, Maine,w e o by Shaker Blood Syrup of 11 s res, the severity of wh oh h r to the house for tw - months, previous to to . in Blood Syrup,, she coul i no h r room without crutches sa s I did not think it pos-ibl to live many months She • a to a mere skeleton. 'Her c. re the ace. le at Ito : ion, - io al Idis- • ny )cher im 1 rity up as a crc : Micas ti • onials e. rfs P aired ✓ ula . nfined' Six alter bout - end her' need dip les than a miracle. th t in- Shaker BI th : most re>lnarkib ev-r been produced, a fo syphilis and sero on : forms, J. S. O fo h. - 856.52E br 80 co ti• It ti pe r ac re; T 1. RON lite is no doubt rup,-we have nine that has positive care - i • their nume - s, agent, Set - i r Buoklen's Ar he best salve int ises,'sorres, ulcers, es, tetter, chapped ns, an fall skin Sr ely Cures piles, ori s guaranteed to giv n, or money refund box. ' 1For sale 52. ationa1 Pills ar ing en the stoma roving alt obstruo i Salve. orld for cut t rheum, fever nds, chilblain, pti.ns, and poet- o - ay required. rfect satlsfa - rice 25 cents S. Robert li rs.II Mary Tho w s afflicted with to of hick was remov d Dr. Low's Worni Sy rot Lolv'a Magic hi hly recommender f skin diseases. - 857. reeman's Worm ab e to take, and ex wo ms from childre p 2 ild purgative, r and bowelt, s. 857.52m. rP� of Toronto, rm eight felt one bottle of 857.52m. - hnr Soap is 11.humors and P 52 . Of ha wl On. cot pu Sh cit p1e Dr dei bot Co. rec On co (Si 8o Se If th ye of epu era are agree - all kinds of adults. 857. There A people going axon f sick at the stem o niigbbt be well y used Dr. Carsol asioaally. It is ifier. All druggi Not Ano tall go down my ti zen, " When I ca asant cure for my Carson's Stomach Bi ters. It ren s the bleed pure : n 1 cool and make splendid spring •• serine. Larg ties 50 cents. 83: Dtt. umbling, and 11 ',the time ; happy, if they tomach Bitter splendid bloo p0 cents. 838.2 Ir Pill t !again, said e a prompt and ilio s attacks a have need Dr. S n and Wart Er bmmend dens doi e bottle is worth f n cure. My, c ned,) F. C. Bur d by Lnxtieden & forth. h ! How Tir el, I don't believ ongh the spring h you will if you t Dr. Carson's St ify your blood an :. In large bottles off's Russia or, and can it professe f auy other are missing. tis, Stratfor . it:oh, Druggist 830x26 d Weak ill ever get leaning ? . 0 ()title or tw u itters t ton up the sys 50 .encs. 838.2 J: men Brayley, Remit tea itionials for McGre fou .dthat I had not, to del hia, Louisiana or T nes es of its valve, we rig t here to prove its me it i. Aped me right aw Bl ".ns Fever and Indigos con be, I have token th ly ell and can eat an 1j<ur ng me. I may say t eve expected to be. Fre den & Wilson. " 852.52. clo the Lu of mi id o I Sea thi Y ar be Cer dra "Why! What's th ady-(With face env Oh 1 I'm . craz continually trouble. Well, how foolish ;sden & Wilean's din laid Liiebtrine ? It oto. 1 always keep a ly 25 bents. 852 52. -4• yon 'Flirnld he' so d or Wound y,ur•a1 g to keep clean and -e's Carbolic Cera'e. ure you get, DlcGre te. Price' 25 cents. gists, has the genuin c , s: •s: "I read th ors 8 eedy Cure an to ew York, Philo s A t s find living wit h ve lenty of person it . I got a bottle and I vas as bad with ioi as I think any one b„tt es and am.near- nd .1 food without it I a better than I ial • ottani at Lams - n a te '? 'lcped;'in a loll of hot with ikat Neuralgia " Wh don't you go to stacre r.d get a bottle tired mein less that one bdtte in the house. It (LATE CAR S AFORTH, JAMES B and ly r tom and atte to are . n ortunate a8 te'Bnrn; it any way the proper heal it is McG: egor & Insist on having, end r Parka's Carbolic en & Nilson; 8 2. 2. GS tolnfortn his old f 'e ling public that-havi ommodious h otel bu -furnished and re-fitt and it is now one of convenient hotels in tion to the wants of erit a share of public 11 well furnished and ld d h' h iii c �atr, veli the hos '143 r otel, L'S) TARIO. d nd the travel - p rc aced this nevi e has thorough•: t from top to bot net . comfortable Will be kept supplied with tentative and trust wortht R member the "Royal Ho 1 and Goderich Streets, Sealer h JAMES 8 nty. By strict niers he hopes e ted. The bar be t, and an ate le will always bei 733 41 E Proprietor. THE SEA! 1144URINCE AND .A ONZO IS ean.aiT for several F Aleo Agent for several o and Villege Property. 0 ACENCY. loreble term,. h best Loan Eio• Pnriehase of Fare improved Far for Sale. 1115:,000 to Loan Inter Age t for the sale of Oce per eels', n S tea ship Tickets rieon's Store, Meir 845 CAIIIADIAN BANK HEAD OFFICE le . , Pal up Capital, - SEAFORTH The Seaforth Branch of receive deposits, on which n Dr fts on all the princip 1 the lost favorable terms. Can a, on Great Britain States, bought and sold, Office -First door 8 -6 -at Hotel. P. H LME• STED, Solicitor undersigned, having b r the Hamilton Provide is no prepared to effect L at th lowest rates of inter favorable tonne. Applieatio ally promptly attended tO. ONTO. ts .000,000 A cMaster. CH. k continues to e es s allowed on own of t n OAN- pointed Agent Loan Society, /arra property d on the most ail or person - El Seaforth. XPQSITO Traria bsieliestorth an iMititon stations as Gout. W ELsaroi n„ ExPrees P. Express 8:68 P Express Train1:50P Gorse NtorTn-- ILonden, depart.. Exeter Braoefiel Blyth Gine° So Wingha Belgrave Blyth Hensall • OS • arrive TB- , depart ro 1 /31.07010. lExpresa. Mall. 26 I 6 05 1 07 16 50 Mail. Express 05 8 23 8 14 8 82 59 4 21 p 18 4 86 9 28 4 50 io Po 6 50 London, arrive. GOING No TH- Ethel • Brussels Blnevalei GOING SMITE- Winghe Blneval and. Rinice. ExP. Awn 5 08 11 38 t3 5 12 16 Ethel ST. JAMES' SHARP & THIS H el, which is situsted directly oPposite Union Station, has reetntly been re -fitted and ie -furnished througholand new one of the best afid most coinforta le hotele in the city. gg•Evetypossible attention paid to gueSts and chat ges very moderate. dance, tha tlenne sou east of Pro MACDONALD, D., C. M.,pPhysirdan lately occupied by Dr. Hutchision, 781 TT, M. D. Bre, PlaysiciareSukgeon and byterian Church 842 Mo II) Univereity, Plysician, Surgeon in d fist of th Methodist Chnr h. 49P IL D., C. A ., 1Y ember of th/Cellege of Physicians and Sul none, &c., Seafor b, Ontarid, Office ar d Resin nee sane as fonnerly occupibd by Dr. Licentiate the Royal Linentiate of the Royal and Sur ens, Edin- aa d Surgeons, Edin- Midwifery, Edinburgh. pital for Women, Lon - 833 26 don Evgland. EYE• EAR AHD THROAT. • DR CEORCE S. RYERSON, Ear an d Throat, Trinity Me8ical College Toren( to and Sn eon to. the Mercer Eye end Ear In • finnan-. ate Clinical Aesiatant Reyal: London Ophthalmi Hospital, Ilaloorgelds, and Central Throat an ER/ Hospital. 17 CHURCH 'STRER TORPNTO. Co 0 RTWRIGil $. of StratfOra, be at his Office mercial Hotel, every Wednesday and Thul excl2pt the week when Tuesday coin( firSt• of the in Clinton the oed ridak of each he Grand Union Hotel, Teeth ex- hont pain. Chit ges Moderate and 730-25 Menth, an month, at terms cash to Scabool of- te AI. Bug ck, np the same 's robins Oflice Faculty Gold Saving Te ltaP the' late M gobs begun Office ov TSON, E r!sT; old MedaliS and College th Easily and arefully harges MO rate. 'VI by him satisfactor ly to each patient. 'r Johnson's Hardware Sitore, Meyer's Cur Calarr Mood find, on Blood S Iodide o stance. Sol4 by J. S AKE S 6.0M s, Cane Ipeer iseases ward to a nalysis of rup, one Potassium LD EVE $1.00 POT Roberts, D lete slt a• is skin and y Scrofula, v ah mist who will h ales nf Shaker or edit mineral Sab- AN HO U.I 8. MAIL TEA Sall fro* Pier 20 No h Ri 1BATES OF PASS Anchor L e -Drafts is pai free of charge in ej Ir nd. y to II NDENSON Seat b. aPP nendoirt ns, noir to LI Fit E. er, New York, Or GE AST OR LIVER 0. SEOOND At3E, OUT- loweet rates are d, Sootland and RS, 7 ,BOWLING DICKSEIN, Poet I 832, 3841. Central Grccery. During the months to MUM the vest s in Cr of JanUary abue 1884. ockOry and Glassware and ebrua7y. r your 971 ney ever ...Vow is your time ive us a call. -cl prices low. Pi° ]Ei?fiMS A large stock Gen•al prices dell .co petition', F et . etc. FREE DELIT*RY. ocerie on hand, whic fo OtIR and .F_EED always can nd Con'aclian Coal • quality in stock, Oil, Salt, ey, eaforth. LARDINE MAO IN OILS. hinder, Bolt. qutt ng Vito and 1 OILS GOLD AND ILVER EDALS Fiirst Prizes and Di 1878. cCOLL, For! sale by RBID 851-26 7 PERFECTION AT LAST. sti dCESS EXTRAWIDINARY EGMONDVILLE R9-LLER MILLS. Th only genuine Roller Mill in the 40nouil which now has no superior, d ew equals, on the reontinent of Arne ca for manufactueing Roller Flott A EAT REVOLUTION It!! MILUNC. The Bread ijuestion of Vital Importance. The Gradual Reduction S ystem by Rollrs now in full Operation - Roll r Flour brings front $ .25 to $1.50 barrel more than the est Fleur madel by the Old Process. Farmers will in all cases get their own wheat gronnd, and by sour new Bps- -tem get a !stronger, whiter richer and better. grade. of flour by far than the public has hitherto been able to get. Rememb r„ there -is no hnitabag or ex. Red ction ,ystero. Our new system is thor ughly tested, and probed a great succ BB- in Hungary, Germ ny, France, Eng and and the United St tes. We gave A 1 Flour pre ions to our extensive change at a heevy dost, and Harness we guarantee 'better Flour now. One trial will be sufficient to neve our as- sertions coreect. BROS. am. Onr facili ies for this class of work are tinsurpa sed, and customers may de- pend on get ing their chop ing done at once. Be snip and try our amous new process-rolter flour. it Flour, Br le Shorts aid zed deliv- ered to any part of Seafo th, Haunt - sat Our Saw Mills at Egmondville and Itrucefield in full operation. ,0,, rfpr9rito. 808 KYLE & S rARD. P-3 o o o o m co 0 13 xj- 0 r- 0 rV1 rn Go o 03 03 ®NV S3aVdS 038 VEI -1331S • • BUSINESS HANCE Th undersigned begs to announce to the pu lic th it he has purchased the >eneral st re bus ness. itherio carried on by r. Henry chafe Ki Pen, and is determined to place i in th fronk ranks of general store in the 'Om ty o Huro . Our stock 9f Wil every Co tto were will id lines of Spring Goods arriving earl, day. We show excellent valuesli Ne rubs, Shirtin s, Dress Goods, Plitt , Cot nght for cash at a discount, of Which w e our customers the advantage. Re rnber, we do net quote low prices for lo to ke9. a first-class stock and sell it as dneap the n-kt. Call nd examine our stock and prices *rid con- vince ourself before purehash g eleewheee, as we are s itted yau cannot get a good goods at the same aces. But er and Eggs taken in e change, fcir 'whic the hi; hest pOees WI I be paitli. No t Fiv chasea rcuble to Show Goods. per cent. discount allo ed on all eash,p exceeding 21 after March 1st. D. WEIS LEGAL Seafo E df Ga Office th. CAR OLL, Co• nveyancer, c. Meney to loan. in Meyer's BI ck, Main Street, 794 R. Corn . HAYS Solieitor, &c. lend at lowest rates of i r of -Scan re and West St eet, Wench. /74 WANTE UTTER AND EGGS AT THE Grocery Depa4ment Pri"te money to biltICAN tenet. Omen - Mai Wm. roadie t. 686 CA BON, Rolicitors eron Street, Seaforthe 1: OLT & CAMERONa Barristers, CHEAP SOCARS & CHOICE TEAS icitor in Chancery. Commissioner avits in the Province of Manitoba. S PO CA 0 F GROCERIES e Bank of Hamilton, Winghana. o loan stdi to di per cent. 638 iLaw, So Solicitor for t Privatefunds 4"1" ConVeYa• of Johneton, Office, Beaver MANNING; JAN MEYER &D "LUL B1OQfk, of Hanailt6n. cent. Luckno LOFT arrister Money to loan, Block, Seifert SCOTT, Barri,stera, Solicitors, cers, &c. SolicItors „for the Bank mixt° & Gale. Money to loan. lock, Clinton, Ontario. A. H. t3 SCOTT. 781 ingham. Solicitors for the Bank Commissioners for taking affida- a. Private funds to loan at 6 per .orffiiccemeoy:07.Wiednesday. H. W. 738 S E. DANCEY, Solicitor, Conveyancer, &c. Bensoa's Old Office, Ca.rdno's 786 c. 0113 opposite Farms cCAUGHEY, A. M., e Carmichael's Block, (ground Trig EXPOSITOR (4ffiee. Money to nd houses for stile. 1 836 F. HOLMESTED„ SUCCESSOR to late fiem ; of McCaughey & `-• sted, Banister, Solicitor, Conveyancer and Notary Solicitor for the Canadian. Bank of Commerce. Money to lebd. Farms for sale. Office ln Scott'e Block, Main street, Seaforth. AND litIAOH1NE SHOP IN FULL BLAST AGAIN ! LL sorts of repairs of A icttltnral Imple- ents, Engines, Boilers, Saw Mill Work, &c., d ee with despatch. We ell John Abell's Horse- ower and Steam Threslain-s, Saw Niel Riga, a ta.1 nary and Portable Engines, the "Victor " double Huller and " Bird - sell " tlover Machines, &e. We /so keep on Mud repainf for all maehines and engines made by John Abell. A la ge stock of Plow Feints, Ic., kept c.onetante ly .on hend. All sorts of c stings done with despatch. We ran supply yon ith any article in the trade on 856x2 PORT BROS., Wroxeter QUFF LR PI 1 .-The undersigned ts ill keen On %Thoroughbred Suffolk Boar. This animal Was A. Fr 4as & Solt: and is from imported stock on al. both el es. Tering -81, payable at the time of service ith thepri;ilege of returning if necessary.. x P. BRINE, Lieenced A.nctioneri for the " • C unty of Huron. Sales attended in ell parte o the County . All orders lef tat theEx. 'OBIT° Office will be promptlyattendedto. -L-3'. County of Furon. Sake of all descriptione prompt sr attend d to on reasonable terms. Ad- dress Brussela P. 0. or apply on Lot 4, Con- cession 12; Grey 77 TAME CAM BELL, Licensed. And oneer, Lot gnaran Red. A orders addresSed to Walton P. O. will receivt4 prompt attention JAWS to Belect from Farmers consulting their ewin terests would do well to bring their AL utter and Eggs to the Kii-N.L HOUSE. RUETER MILLS. X. GIBSON egs t announce to, the Puhlic that he has coMmenced to operate the and that he wilt be prepared to give geed' wade in F LL CLOTHS, UNION TWEEDS, and vatieties in STOCTCING YARNS. CUSTOM CA -RIDING, Spinning and Fulling promptly attend- ed to. Parties from a dietance as far aa possible, have their Rolls ome with them, end as he has put th into good. working order and em oys none but efficient workmen a work is warranted. Remember the Wroxeter Is. PROPIETOR HENSALL New Millinery FANOY GOODS S ORE. Has pleasure in announei g to the ladies f Hewett and vicini y, that he has opened' a new Millinery nd Fancy Goods Store in the Waugh lock, Main stock of all the I &test and ra st fashion- able s?les in I HATS AND BONNETS, Together with trimmings of every de, scription. This department is under the personal supervieion of ra. VC -ar- ray. The stock of Fancy Goods is iilso compl,te in every department, Ana prices will be found right. t Try bur 75c MD GLOVES ; they will ve satis- faction. Inspectien invited; ,naoshtr.ouble to show goods. But r and talten as