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JULY 11,. 1884.
Sensational : Literature.
"The demand for papers of a sensa-
tional character," said the manager of
$ big news company, 'has been on the
Increase far several years. There are
now a half-dozen boys' papers publsh-
ed weekly in this city that have a air -
.elation of over 5.00,000, They are sold
:throughout the, United States and Cana -
.da. Then we have the half -dime libra-
-etes. Several publishers make these a
-epeoiahty and work on nothing else. A
new number appears either weekly or
.pelma -weekly. Their circulation de -
"pends altogether on the stories which
-they contaiu. One week something
very thrilling appears, and perhaps
.-60,000 or 70,000 copies are! sold ; the
pert week a novel of every -gay fife ap-
pears, no blood is shed, no' assassins -
tions place ; and the circulation
.drops down to 10,000 or 15°000 copies.
Bat the greatest circulations are not
.attained by papers that are intended
'for boys' perusal. Another class of
Sensational literature caters to the
.taste of the working girls of America.
Sfillions-of copies of sheets of this 3e- a stream of boo
ncription are sold weekly. The boys' running through
papers are trashy" and . sensational few locations wt
"enough, I will admit, but they are other means mu
.elipsed by the journals for young wo- most available
Rouen. The plots of the stories are some- have seen milk i
times extremely offensive, the dialogue temperature dur
is sentimental to an idiotic degree, and by having ice at
the description of the personal appear-
ance of the hero and heroine_ often oc-
cupy half the aerial. There is not a
working girl in ; New. York city who
does not purchase two or three of these
papers every week. Of late years the
illustrated police weeklies have begun
to be read by boys of tender age.. Of
all evils, this is the greatest. A good
many news dealer's, however, refuse to
Sell a copy to minors." ;•
A well-known publisher :was found
in his office when the reporter called.
'Yea," said he the field -oft sensational
literature is spreading. There is great
profit in the business. We have two
or three writers who are each paid
about $5,000 per year. They furnish
rtswith a stated amount of Dopyper
week."—New York Mail -Express.
ing room. Too
the idea that ifr
pressly for milk,
ed, but this'is e,
should be so far
room that it wil
odors which a
enter it though t
If the farme
should be very o
even in a root
room, or to go in
smoking until t
many settle
they ha e a
it is all the
mix e`ke, the
away fr m
be lmpa sib
rise whi e..
hedori opt
r s oke t •
aref 1 ne er
a join ng
to the milk
f .t
1if
rtil
ew
he odor
is out of his clothing, whin
very often will not be ni
a new snit. The a are but
that absorb odor so readily
fore the milk r om :'she
where the atmo phere is
Having scour d good air
dition that is de irable'is
perature. In
should be taken
beingtoo cold, I
hot. It is mncl
warm inthe wil
summer, miles
Two Rich Men.
Two men have lately passed away
from life among us whom we should.
have been glad to make immortal.
William E. Dodge and Peter Cooper
were conspicuous examples of men of
wealth using their wealth in promoting
the wealth of ethers. Thy, in their
own manner of living, Solved the
problem of capital and labor. If
all rich men followed their system,
and found riches to be onlyi a means of
doing good, all envy, jealousy, and
hatred of the rich would fade from the
hearts of the poor, and society would be
free from one of its most vexatious an-
nuances and most threatening dangers..
Bat where one rich man appreciates
the true nse of wealth, a hundred re-
gard it only as an instrument for lux-
urious indulgence and vulgar display, or
for miserly and meaningles hoarding.
It is this false use of s ealth that
lossens all the joints of society and
makes our - future uncertain. The
reason why the two men whom we have
named were fountains of blessing is to
be found, not in demagogism, by which
a Tweed gives coal to the poor as a
means to secure votes, but in a benevo-
lence which seeks the welfare of others
as its end. Dodge and Cooper sought
no office nor worldy honors. They
were too noble to be receivers. They
lived on the higher plane of giving. They
understood the- Master's words : " It is
more blessed to give than to receive."
They had an exquisite delight (such as
the miser or spendthrift never knew) in
an economy of benevolence, and made
it the bueirsess of their lives to minister
to the wants of men. What to the
mass of men. would be self-denial was to
them the healthy outflow of a generous
spirit. To have these streams dried up •
is a calmity not onl3 to those who were
immediately benefitted,but to the whole
city,which loses the force of these living
examples of virtue.
The great, greedy crowd of money
getters were rebuked and bewildered
-when they saw the venerable man of
fourscore and ten still pltanning how
best to help the deserving] poor. The
weak creatures who reeke up fash-
ionable society could not' but get a
glimpse of 'an idea that there were
higher prizes than dog -carts and yachts,
and all the paraphernalia of social dis-
tinction.
Peter Cooper was the antipodal energy
to that of cel tarn other rich men in our
community, dead and living. The one
enegry came from heaven the other
came from a very different place. The
one infuses health into the community ;
the other poisions everything it touches.
The one energy is modest and loving ;
the other is brass-browed as Satan,
and stirs up the fires of hell in the hu-
man breast.
To the youth 'dour city and country
the two benevolent lives to which we
have referred have been a useful lesson.
How many of these may have been
brought over to the practice of virtue by
these honored names ! How many
young men, ready to start 'in the selfish
life of the multitude, may have been
checked by the discovery in these ex-
amples of a truer happiness to be pur-
sued by a holier road 1
The best sermon that cad be preached
on the subject of riches and their use is to
pointto these noble lives. They are
facts and not theories. They cannot be
doubted or denied. They lived among
us and left the truth established con-
cretely for the examination and admin
ation of all. They have made more
glowing and striking the contrast be-
tween the pure joys of beneficence and
the feverish exoitements,jealonsies,triok-
eries, dishonesties, and cruelties of the
grasp for gain. Many theoretic nostrums
are reeommended for diseased society ;
but lives like those of Dodge and Coop-
er give health wherever their influence
extends.—The Century.
as
Id
erf
th
an
the win ter
to keep he.
end in th s
i.easier t k
ter than co
the loo do is where
1 water can be kept
it but s there are
ere this is p aoticable,
st be resorte • to ; ; the
of whin is ice. ` We
ooms kel
ing the h
the top of
shallow zinc pans, the ice
in lumps the size of a ha
of batter. The water sh
from -the pans a
being conveyed
below, with an
the water from
as feat as it fills
warmest portio
Ploughman.
EPPs's COCOA.
FORTING.—" By
the natural law
ations of digest
by a oarezul app
perties of well -s.
has provided ou
a. delicately fa
may save us ma
by the judicious
diet that a cons
ally built up u
resist every ten
deeds of subtle
around ns rea
there is a weak
many a fatal sh
well fortified w
properly nouris
vice Gazette.--
ing water or mil
and Tins (- 1
labelled—°,' Je
pathic Chemist
ail
in
riom ex -
+is uir-
lk room
the- cook.
e for the
+oking, to
nod.
beim ' he
o j smoke
the milk
Dom after
e tabacoo
+ e smoes
•e gena
substa ce
illc,thel•
e .lobated
otly pure.
neatcon-
ven tem-
meaenres
Dom from
miner too
ep, a room
1 in the
fast as.
n pipes t
overflow
he top of
thus oar
of the
11
t avery even
Atte t weather
til ' room in
be ng broken
f p and lump
uld be taken
the ice melts,
o ,a otter pan
pi a to take
the lower pan
Lyi off the
r. -Muss.
at
The Milk Room.
It is very difficult if not impossible to
make good butter without having a
good milk room. All other conditions
may be good, but if the milk be set in
a room where the temperature is not
right, or the air bad, the result will be
poor butter. This fact is too often over-
looked, but not as frequently as form-
erly. It is now very generally known
that to wake good butter milk -must not
be kept in the same room with boiled
vegetables or other cooked food ; but it
is not so generally understood as it
shouldbe, that the milk room should
not be where there is any chance for
disagreeable.odors to come from adjoin -
GRATEFIUL ND ••CoM-
thorongl kn wledge of
which gover the oper-
on and nut tion, and
ication o_ th . fine pro-
lected Cc
breakfa
ored be
y doctor
use ofl sr
itution m
til strop
!ency to d
maloldie
y to !attack wherever
oint. i e
ft by keetin)
th pare bl
ed frem :."-
ode -s m
So
. anda1
s EP$s
London
coa Mr. Epps
t t blas with
ger ge' which
'b is.. ,Itis•
ch articles of
ay be', gradu-
g- nough to
ise se. Hun -
a> a floating
ay escape
ourselves
Rod and a
Civil. See-
ly With boil-
niy in Packets
.), y grocers,
C Homce-
E te." 831-52
;Coul,i .
" But whether •`n the
Or in the battle's van,
The fittest plat,: where
Is where he & es for m
And the wo 'st plac
can die is wherr. he dies
lessly - permittig his
undermined thugh a
until he is . en wined i
consumption— nd a 1
certain cure i tc e
Wilson's Pulm nary 1 C
Mr. R. J. Titus of IA be
was confined to his IA
oyim
through lung iseas
weak that he c uldn'tl st
on's .Pnlmonar Cherry
him, and now e is quite
't
t
ca
a
ol4t high,
an ban die
n I'
here man
th ugh care-
hea til :.to be
Ong or cold
• t e coils of
his
fon
err
while a
ed. in Dr.
1i Balsam.
ton P. E. I.,
for
d
hree years
became so
nd., Dr. Wil -
al Am healed
wee . 793.52
A Remal kablle scrape.
Mrs. Mary A
nock; Pa., was
with asthma
Dailey, of Tunkhan-
afflicteld for ,six years
and Bronchitis, during
which time the best phi sictaus could
give no relief. Her ,phi
was .despair-
ed of, until .'n last October she
procured a battle of r. lKiug's New
Discovery, wheimmed'ate:relief was
felt, :and by co (tinning ts ifise for a
short time sh: was coMpldtely cured,
gaining in fieah'50lbs . in, afewmonths.
Free trial bottl e of tris pertain. cpre of
all throat and lun diseates at J. S.
Roberts'' drug s ore. Large bottles $1.
833.52. r
These
i�
e Salm Facts. -
The best blooa. puri:
ulator ever plat.' d wit
fering humanit, , truly i
tees. Inactivit of the li
jaundice, const nation,
any disease of the
whoever requir;s an pp
mild stimulant will lw
trio Bitters the best an
cure known.. They
quickly, every 1 ottle
entire satisfact: on or
Sold at 50 cants
Roberts. 833.
er nd system reg -
in he reach of suf-
s Electiic Bit-
er, biliousness,
eak kidneys,or
in•ry prgans, or
:tizer, tonic or
ys nd Elec-
�� o ly certain
a t urely and
ua antaed to give
m • neyrefunded.
ottla by J. S.
is a valuable q
stances. The
greatest whet
mind or muscl
Oil Liniment i
remedies kno
pally, when t
broken, its effects in reli
most grateful :.nd soothi.
matism, Lim 'ago, Neu
like it has no :gnat. 80
2
trent
ality t nd
strongest
er in t
Dr
one of
n, but w'
. e skin
er any circum -
re ';always the
ingdom of
Sturgeon
strongest
sen 'used exter-
haal not been
evioig pain are
�g. I For Rheu-
ralgia and the
5.521
le
ow'
th
Saved from',
Up to May 1
five hundred d
many of the b:
any benefit. -
became badly
out on my nec
exorutiatingly
very desponde
advised me th
was fast app
Shaker Blood Syria
man at a - fits aw.
bottles I coned fee
+res bega
umati m
bottles
skin beg
natural appearance. I
had taken twelve bottl
not a symptom of the di
ell as I e
4•
a
st I h
llars
st mea
y • ra ou
1i lceratied,
and lags
or
Ld
fo
is
.0
•
VIE HUB ; EXP SI'TC';tR
heald'
tsitting ; p
in wei:
athin goh, o - t Is v I th
re ti
to
y
Sit ker Bloaa
three months
we'igjled one h
porinds, and llzav n,
of the disease sin
forjShaker :Syr]
bell in my grew
Chas. Be ger,
or sale by S.
forth. 855.5
I
ee
`e,
I
1 is of blood, and
m one hundred
ne hundred and
n began the nsef
1, and in less th4n
as entirely we 1,
d and ninety-six
ver had a symptom
If it had`not been
`eve I would hale
'ken, N. J.i
at. 1, druggist,
ber‘.
I,
A Firen
The firm of Oijma
gists, of Peterbore, ea
teed of Wild Strawb
best standard i'nedi
con .plaints. 857,52.
inion. i
18z Walsh,'drabl
r. Fowler's Bg
• y is one of thei
+es for summer
Modern
1 The Magical powe
Hegyard's Yellow
rivals the marvels of
iotas in a natural
inflammation ; cures
deafness, sore throat
ries. 857.52.2w.
Bible Death.
spent, a least
treatment by
1 men without
h and throat
sores breaking
I also suffered
(tism; grew
feat friends
ha d of death
I.lcaught at
ike a drowning
er eking twci.
oh nee for the
t ` discharge
to abate. When
If
every sore ha
O assume a
-ted until I
s, nd there is
eas remaining,
er did. I have
+ s 1n• flesh, an
My improved
mniended it t
nee with corn -
teat Shaker
d rine from a,
]with lrhenna
t, and m
t the icy
I
caching.
f
better. The s
freely, and Rh
I had taken si
healed and m
and I feel as
gained twenty
my .- friends
condition. I
many, and in
plete success.
one pc3un
onderl a
10 ave ec
e very inst
'I believ
Blood Syrup has say
horrible death.
T. S. Can . on, 8
n
ere
t • B" ston, Masse
In 1878 I w s the ' im
Blood Poison, and a ter bei:
three physici ns as col
bed) not able o raise m h
10
1f a terribl
g treated b
Paned to m
nd to mti
g ,
e pain tha
po sasses, out
cis t times. It
ant r to subdne
um tient, croup,;
d sinful. injul-.
o 'Remove Dan
scalp with Prof Lo
SoFp. A deligh ful
the toilet. 857.5 Zm.
re,
" Crying Evi .—
fre1 fel and ill'wh n w
DI. Low's Wor Sy
warms. 857.52
Worms often
Fr eman's Woa
w me, and exFei
to . 857,52m.
ff—Cleanse the
Magic Sulphur
dicated soap foe
ldren are often
s are the cause.
safely expels all
y children,- but
wders destroys
frpm the .sys-
Grea
he ravages of
su mer compla
tr y alarming.
is r.„Fowler's
be y:{ Every b
saI sfaction. 85
AG
II'hen is the b
ifier ? Whe
humors app
lebilitated to
pu
an
is
r
to.1 857.52.2w.
1
oho
ts
Th
xtr
the
.52.
•
od
st t
ve
ar,
ali t
'a 1
onf
ost
t of
ara
fantum and
children is
reliable cure
Nild Straw -
teed to give
e
•
A Sud;' e
' ll people, an
arr liable to a su
Mo bus, Colic, D
Die Fowler's Eat
is the m st pro •
krj wn. J857.52.
•
m
g
i
Rein arka
es. Adelaide
Y„.was given u
las, as
du
Pr
wi
r
u
zm
e to take a blood
e b ood is foul
wbe the systerh
doc Blood Bit-
es
de
arr
act
pt
w.
tt.
cial
ttac
a an
Wil
rel
ck.
y travellers,
of Cholera
Dysenter-y.
Strawberry
able remedy
•
Mewed
ved .1 ver co
+to Burdock ' B
le st .ration.
O'B 'i n, o Buffalo, N.
to • i by her physt-
le ' t consumption, it
Taint, and was cured
ood Bitters 857.52.2w.
• ow
ational Pills
ti. a and anti-bil
mild and thorou
is the 1 favorite purga-
ous medicine, they ate
h. 857.52m.
Are Lots.
rou od grumbling, a Id
tome h a1 the time ;
.ell a d happy, if they
rson' Sto ach Bitters
is splendid blood
ggist 50 gents. 838.26
Ther
O' people going
ha f sick at the
w' o might be
only used Dr. C
occasionally. I
pu ifier. All. dr
Bucklers'
The best sale
b ruses, sores, ul
SQ s, totter, ch.
co ns, and all s
tiv 1-y cures pile
Iti s guaranteed
do , or money r
pe box. For
8 .52.
Arn'ca Salve.
in th w rld for cuts,
,ers alt beum, fever
pped an 5, chilblains,
n es ptio s, and post-
, 'or o p y required.
to g v pe feet satssfac-
.fund .d. rice 25 cents
sale by J. S. 'Roberts.
Not Not
S,1Ial1 go down
citizen, ° ` when
pleasant cure fo m
Dti. Carson's St ma
dees-the blood p ire
a I ttplendid sp ng
betties 50 cents., 8
33 -
h
er Pill
PERFECTION; AT
SUSUCOrESS, E (TRAO RD
G ONDVILLE
RO L , iM Y_ I. L S.
LAP', r.
WARY!
- The only genuine Zoller M
County which now has no
and fe equals, On the col
Americ for ' mant facturin
Flour.
•
CREAT REOLUTION IN
•rCcal Qu stioni oft Vital I
Mei.
1 R 1 d action
eiss ! now in
-Ner',atJion.
•
Roller Fl:•bin $1.2' to $1.50
our br
L
Fee us �;.
the hes 1 Flour
per barrel mo •e than . prat ss.
made by the Ole
The Gr
by OL
O
r 1 in the
uperior,
inept of
Roller
4ILUNC.
porta.rice.
11em
v'
1 ' their
sot
ew
15er and
an the
get.
brgorex-
1 b radual
:tem is
.:s been
ed as great
ny, France,
te
ou I to our
ytiest, and
no''. :One
our as -
G isting aSecialL
Ferrite s will in all cas
own wheat ground, an by
tem get a stronger, 'whiter,
better gr de of tlour by f
public la s hitherto been ab
Rem ber, there is no hu
perimen in our adopting t
Reductio System. ;Oar ne
thorough and reliable. I
thorough y tested, and pro
success i Hungary, arm
England and the Unit d St.
We ga e A 1 Flu prev
extensiv 'change a hea
we guarz ntee better lour
trial .will be sufficient to
sertidns orrect.
H
�OPP
Our facilities, for th s cl
are unsu passed; and. c sto
pend on ett1ng their trop
once. sure ;and try our
"process roller dour:
Flour, Bran, (Shorts and
ered to ny part of eafo
hey or Egmondville !free of
Sir Oulr Save Mills
and Brumfield in full
808 KYLE M
s
ar
ri
✓ t
e t
Of work
ers.May de -
in idone at
OHS new
at gi4ndville
pera
•
VAR A
1884. EW tPR1N CO
Dress Gooils, Prints, Ta eet y and
Factory and Bleached Cott ns,
tains and Lambrequinsecr tonne
Parasols, Tilmbrelltis, &c. so a
ment of oots and Sh es, Dab
grand die lay, of Crockery nd (11
Hardware consisting of al kinds
Oita, and lass iniali si es Spad
are prepa ed to supply all who
fit guara teed. pecialtiee—E
trade pric a given for, Butt r an
JOS H
D 1884.
tOre.
meting, of a
He p Carpets,
eLace
omr• lbte assort -
sew ee just to
of ,aints and
th • 'village, we
eqe ire a good
on ville Flour
. Highest
Ffn 4, oats and
r Binds juet to
remit again, said et.
et a prompt and 21
ilious attacks as
Bitters. It ree-
d cool and. makes
26
I have used D
Corn and Wart
recommend it a
One bottle is w
mein cure.
(Signed,) F. C.
Sod by Lamed
Se forth.
Er
doi
th
ur
pe off's Russian
icator, and can
all it professes.
o us are missing.
ougbes, Stratford.
ilson, Druggists,
830x26
yee you will if y
of Tor. Carson'
purify your bloo
tent. In large
ei es, by the many
gars Speedy Cure 1
minutest chemical
cOnta.in none of too
the public. Every
a eptability to the
i hes been compou
e tablished by testi
are therefore confid
-Which we ca.n offer
aloe that it wilt be
aheolute cure for d
trtial bottles at Lu
Wife—What's tb
t8 5. 2rn
n er kills me.
ciWife—Why don't
s er's drug store an
scfre throat, etc. , It
liev
ng
ottl
d and Weak
I will ever get
ke a bottle or two
°mach Bitters to
d tot* up the Bye-
s 50 gents. 838.26
t van. Subjected to the
nalys s it -ha been found to
iest( tcifics daily offered ta
ario =Comp mints for which
ded, n facile)! is being
lord Is hour y received. We
ours tiot only a relief but en
n ae inapt re blood. Free
;Are you troublee
ea bid sores of any
i Even though it ins
th shadow of a dot
Ian
po d ever known.
bu us or any skin t
Sold at 25 cents
giOts. 851.52m
you
get
give
ralgia and toothache
ee al! such things as
i 1Fita lit, relief. 851.52m
with -tartlet*, rough lends,
ind at cannot be healed ?
of y ars stalnding McGregor.
bt it s the beet healing corn-
onbl , le al ke cured by it.
L scion & ding-
o
eh
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plel, lack Specks, Blot-
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So by ail Druggists.
end eente for 'postage and
eeive r e, a Costly box of goods
of ei h r sex; to more money
nytb n else in this world.
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ST. JAMES HOTEL,
ToRo To.
SHARP &
THIS Hotel, which is eft rated directly opposi
Union Station, has ecently been re -fit
and re -furnished thiougho t and is now one
the best end Most comfor ble hotels in the ei
tWEve!y possible atte tion paid to guests a
ehargts very moderate.
MEM AL.
W G. S. MACPONALD
deneey that lately occupi
AubtiOn
of
V.
LARDINE MACHINE OILS.
Grinder, Bolt Cutting, Wool and Harness
OILS.
GOLD AND . SILVER MEDALS.
-st Prizes and Diplomas 'Wherever Exhibited Since
1878. Take no other.
AfcCOLL, BROS. tt
TEAS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
f ott want the best value that can be had in the Province for Tour money,
call at the
Th is the place to get the worth of your money. Black Tea, Green Tea, Japan
Tea , tha,t are usually sold at 40c a pound, are Dow f3ellieg at 25c a pound, or five
pon ds for $1. Also, the higher prieed teas are cut down to a ver cheap rate,.
Sug rs are being sold as follows : 10, 11, 13, 15 clad 16 pounds of ach for $11,.
Rai ins at 5o per pound, or 22 pounds for $1. Prunes, ditto. Tea dus very cheap.
All jtinds of Groceries at the lowest possible prices. A full stock .1. Crockery',
Chi a and Glaesware on hand and will be sold at e small advaece on cost ; in
fact everything to be found in a first -elms grocery, can be had at he Seaforth
Tea Store. Oatmeal exchanged for oats at mill rates. All goods d livered free.
A. G. AULT, Main Street, Seaforth.
r, &c. Office Mad reei-
d by Dr. Hutchison,
G. SCOTT, 4. D. &e, Physician,Surgeon and
• Acconchour, Seafor h, Ont. Office and resi-
dence Booth side Goder ch Street,second dein
east af Presbyterian Chnr h. 842
McGill University,' hysioian, Surgeons
east lithe Methediet Chorch. 49
1
se
M.D. C. M., Id eneber_of t le College of Physic s
and esidence sa me as for merly occupied -by Ir.
EL IOT
HOWARD EL IOT,
Licentiate of the ,Boyal
College of Phygiciane
and ;Surgeons, lEclin-
burgh ; Licentiate in
83 26
WILLIAM ;GUN ,
Licentiate of the Roianl
College of Pht sici ns
ud Surgeons, Ed
urell ; late of the Hies -
don, &gland.
pital for Women, Lin -
EVE, EM
A
DR. CEORCE
Ear and Throat, Trinity
to, teed Surgeon to the M
firmay. Late Clinical A
Ophthalmic Hoop' tel,
Throat and Eat Hospit
CHURCH ST
RYERSON,
Lecturer on the Eye
edieal College; Tor u-
reter Eye and Ear I
-distant Royal Lon on
O. OARTWRI
ei Stratfo 0, will be at his Office
Seafo th, opposite the Cern-
Mercial otel, every Wednesday
and Thu sday, exeept the week
when Tu sday corms first of the
mon h, and in C inton the aecord Friday of each
mon h, at the Grand U lion Hotel. Teeth ex-
tracted without pain. Charges moderate and
tenni; cash. 730 -2 -
`�I
utt
WOrILL N MILLS.
g or be account., that owing
ruction Of my mill fire, I am
ounts, as the bo s must be
to Serbool of Dentistry. Offic
Whitney' Block up the s
steirie as the late M.
D. VVATSOfs
Faquity Gold Metialist and Coll
Gold Medalist, oronto School of
Medi ine.
DENTIS
Teeth Easily nd Carefully
tir Charges Moderate. -ta
the late Mr. 13uggin, I ill complete all op
tion begun be! him satisfactorily to each pati
Blo k, Main Street, Sea orth.
lso
on -
me
ge
ty.
of
nt.
er's
R
BLOOD
YRU
'Cures Compl
Syphilis,. Cancer,
Catarrh,. 'Ulcers
Mood Diseases of
t ton.
$1000 reward to any
find, on analysis of 110
Blood Syrup, one Pa
dide of Potassium', o
ance.
'SOLD EVE
Vticer ;MOO For
ot
Rhenmatis
nd Skin a
every descri
chemist who w
bottles of Sha
ticle of Menu
any mineral su
11
er
0, or Biz for MOO.
st, Seaforth.
Sail fromiPler 20 No
Every Sat
GLASGOW VIA
RATES OF
WABDi
ocher Line Drafts is
paid free of charge in E
Ire and.
LINE
TEAMSTIIPS
River, Now York,
ay, for
, ELFAST OR LIVER
ap
GMOND.
d at lowest rate sr
gland, Scotland an
OTHERS, 7 Bon
S. DICKSON,
Po
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vs .4r
enesee
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11, 14
1"i:4-LIEF:of .1p3
‘41677 C
V DR
011 9
Solicitor, C-onveyan'ter, &c, Money to Than.
0.91e0 in Meyel's Block, Main Stmet,
Seafortla. 794
-a-v• lead at lowest rates of interest. 01214O
Corner al Sqtare and West Street, Onderich. 77
Wm .Proucildot 686 '
etAMEROlti, HOLT 86 CAMERON, Barriaterite
Selicitote in Chancery, le..) Goderich, Ont.
07011. .506 1
W.0 . MEYER, Barrietee and Attorney •4
for taking affidavite the Provenee of Manitoba,.
Solicitor 1 or the Bank of Hamilton, Wingbarn.
Private f lend s to loan at 6f t o fie per eent. 6,88
MANNING & SCOTT, Baneiseers,
COVVCYane2r81, Solicitoes for the Bank
of Johnston, 'Tisdale & Gale. • latency to loan.
Office, Beaver Block, Clinton, Ontario. A. H.
MANNINO, ja,75nis SCOTT. 781
of Hamilton. Corennissioners for taking allith
vits in Manitoba. Private funds to loan at 0 pet
cent. Lucknow office every Wednesday. H.
METXR. E, L. DIOSINEON. 738
T ATE wit hCameren,Holt Ca moron, Godericin
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyaneer, &e.
Money to losen I3enson's Old Office, Cardno's
Block, Seaforeh.
-VOTARY Public, Conveyancer, Commiesioner,
-LI &e. Ciflice Carneichaers Block, (ground
lend. Farms and houses for sale. 830
BUSINESS CHANCE! F. HOLMESTED,
The undersigned begs to announce to the pub-
lic that he has purchased the general store bust-
nesS, hitherto carried on by Mr. Henry Schafer,
in Itippen, and is determined to place it in the
fro k ranks of general stores in the County of
Hu on. Our stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries., Crockery,
Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes, &c.,
Will be found well assorted and complete, with
splendid linee of Spring Goods arriving nearly
eve y day. We show excellent values in New
1,0
Cot nache, Shirtings, Dress Goods, Prints, Cot-
ton , Carpets, Tweeds, Ducks, Denims, &c., which
were bought for cash at a discount, of which we
willtive our customers the advantage.
Remember, we do not quote low prices for low
grae ed goodsonerely for a catchpenny, but mean
to keep a first-class stock and sell it as cheap as
0 Band examine our stock and _prices and con -
vin e yourself before purchasing elsewhere, as we
are!eatiefied yen cannot get as good goods at the
same prices.
Butter and. Eggs taken in exchange, for which
the ligheat prices wi 1 be laid..
No Trouble to Show Goods -
Five per cent. disconnt allowed on all cash pur
chafes exeeeding $1 after March 1st.
i ID. WEISMILLER.
CiiNADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE.
' HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
Pelie up Capital, .!9, 00000, 0, 00000
resici:ent, Hon. Wm,. McMaster.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
rec ive deposits, on which interest s allowed on
lehe Seaforth Branch of this Bank continues to
the rnost favorable terms.
Pratt; on all the principal towns and' cities in
Cara, on Great Britain, and on tne United
St tee, bought and sold,
Office—First door South of the Comraertial
6/3B A. H. IRELAND, Manager.
F. HOLMESTED, Solicitor.
Ilhe Royal Hotel,
SAFORTH, ONTARIO.
JAMES WEIR
Ttlt EGS to inform his old friends and the travel-
-A-1 ling public that having purchased this new
an commodious h otel building, he has thorough-
ly 0 -furnished and re -fitted it from top to hot-
ter , and it is now one of the most comfortable
an convenient hotels in the county. I3y strict
at ntioia to the wants of his customers he hopes
to merit a share of public patronage. The roome
are all well furnished and well heated. The hex
wi I be kept supplied with the best, . and an at -
4
te tative and trust worthy hostler well always be
in ft ttendance Good sample rooms for Commer-
member the "Boyal Hotel," corner of Main
an Goderich Streets, Seaforth. 733
JAMES WEIR, Proprietor
QUCCESSOR to late film of MeCanghey &
Holmested, Barrister, Solleitor, Conveyancer
and Notary'. Solicitor for the Canadian Bank ef
COMODICTCC. Money to lend. Farms for vale.
Office in Scott's Block, Main street, Seafoth.
AND 'MACHINE SHOP
IN FULL -BLAST AGAIN I
ALL sorts a repairs of Ageicultural Imple-
ments, Engines, Boilers, Saw Mill Work,
&c., done with despatch.
We sell John Abell'e isc-powsr and Stearea
Threshers, Saw Mill Rigs, zeta{ ionary and Portable
Engines, the " Victor' double Haller ar4 "Bird-
' Clover Machines, &c.
We also keep on hand repairefOr an machines
and engines made by Jehri
A lave steck of Plow Pejo ts, &e., kept contitant-
ly on hand.
All sorts of castings done with despatch. We
ran supply you with any artiele in the trade on
the shortest possible notice.
Pkaae give use. trial.
856x26 PORT BROS., Wroxeter
-1.;TFOLK PIG.—The undersigned wilikeep
lot 21, conceesion 2, L. R. Tackeramith,
a Thoroughbred Seifolk Boar. This animal was
recently putchased from the well-known breedcas,
A. Franks & Son, and is fre m in,ported stock on
both sides. Terms,—S1, payable at the time of
service with the privilege of returreing if neCCSE1Ty.
GEORGE PLEWES. 783
" • County of Huron. Seises attended in all
parte of the County. All ordete left at the EX.
-A-1-• County of Huron. Sties of alldeseriptions
promptly attended to on n asonable terms. Ad-
dress Broods Pe 0. oe apply on Lot 4, Con-
cess!on 12, Grey. 77
TAI1ES CAMPBELL, Licensed, Auctioneer, Let
" 10, Concession 14, Mcliillop) Sales Conduct-
ed ()lithe Most reasonable teams, toxl satisfaction
guaranteed, All orders addressed to Walton P.
0. will receive prompt attention, JAMES
CAMPBELL. 849-t. 1.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED AT ,
THE HURON EXPOSiTOR OFFICE
SEAFORTlal, ONTARIO,
NO WITNESSES REO'Ul