The Huron Expositor, 1884-08-01, Page 7'
UST I7e 1884
FORTH
D•ritzwARz
3RIUM.
VHITNEY
land a. feti line of the
styles of
PARLOR STOVES.
- AUGUST 1, 1884,
TH
UR
XPOSITOR,
EMS them and the -
,snmmem*E114
VARE
on a/wept in, stook.
eioda, and guarantee
ht in price.
thle and Pooket Cut -
ices.
et of Granite diettles
..rving, (to. All sizes.
bing Work promptly
faction guaranteed.
OntiS in nay line it
see mert atock and
tope ce Tin House.
HITNEY
VIlitney Brothers.
IONEER
E STORE,
WINGEIAM.
TERS FOR
& Moen.
)01NT
ilcing Wire
GR THE WORT
!WARD
MEL
buy any other, .
-11TE LEAD
D—
a and Boiled.
Lrden Utensils at
S
kLE PRICE S._
}fa_
)E STORE
addeortge consign.
we intend Jobbing
If you have
odeaworth's Teas,
Young fly-
( our Fifty
r0 Sixty
2.50.
,our Seventy -
for $3.00.
a for $1 is super -
ie market:
..ESWORTH.
7E1).
40
EG -GS
;E
.-partment
DUNGAN
-
leaforth.
:CHOICE TEAS.
e—
OC_EILTES:
mere consulting-
eioldo well to -
Eggs to the
I.I USE.
:LEK MILLS.
adebted to me for
;ceonnte, that -owing
ay mill by fire, anx
r a prompt settle
-
the hooks must be -
not be nee,eigsalee
TAN-EGNOND. •
•
.Ctordon Pasha's Religious
Views.
Naturally enough, there is a strong
sympathy in Gen. Gordon's character
with Mohammedanism. Replying to a
eeeeeependent who had spoken of Mo-
bemmedanisne as being imperilled, he
1340 Not so. I find the Mussalman
quite as geed a Christian as many a
Christian, :ind do not believe he is in
eityperil. All of us are more or less
pagans. I like the Musstilman. He is
not ashamed of his God; his life is a
fairly pure one. Certainly, he gives
himself a good margin in the wifd liaee
l
t'tany rate, he never •poaches on o)tiiheras. Can oar Christian saY the
tame?"
There is- a story to the effect that
when the kiug of Abyssinia said to him:
4t You are an Englishman and a to,
Gordon replied "1 am an -Egyp-
tian and a Mussulman."- But whatever
truth there may be in thia story, he cer-
tainly views all religions questioni in a
-very broad and catholic) spirit. "The
heathens are God's ieheritance,, and
He hears their prayers." Thee incan-
tations of the native magicians, when
• employed in good faith, are to ' him
prayers which the Highest (heel not
disdain. When a Moogi Balaam cnrsed
him from the river bank he noted that
it was odd a disaster soon afterwards
;followed. "I believe," he Writes,
"that God may listen to the criee for
help from the heathen that know Him
not. These prayers were earnest pray-
ers for celestial aid, ie which the prayer
knew he would need help from isorne
unknown -power to avert a. danger.
That the native knows not the true God
is true, but God knows him and moved
him to prayer, and suswered his
prayer."
Gen. Gordon is absolutely freelfrom
in fear of death- The story of con-
versation with the king of Abyssinia, is
well know, in which he informed the
king -that, so far from dreading hirn be-
cause his life was in his hand, he
would be obliged to anyone who Would
relieve him of the burden of life. That
expression, however, conveys a very
erroneous impreesion of Gordon's ?aabi-
tual mode of thought. No one is more
cheerful, and few people have i less
patience with what he calls the Cruet -
stand " expression of countenance.
Why are people like hearses, and
look like pictures of misery ? It must
be from discontent with the Gcivern.
ment of God, for all things are directed
by Him. E, by being doleful in ap-
pearance, it did good, I would saY be
very doleful; but it does not do any."
So strongly, indeed; does he follow
this oat, that on one occasion he Main-
tained that a cheerful man of the World
was mach more acceptable in God's
sight than a gloomy Claristian.—Pail
Mall Gazette.
What a Woman Can Dd.
She can talk faster than a marl can
hear.
She can say " No" and stick to it for
an time.
She can also say " No " in such low,
soft voice, that it means " Yes:"
She can eat he breakfast in bed, and
enjoy it. This is something that no man
can do.
She can sharpen a lead pencil, if you
will only give her plenty of time and
plenty of pencila.
She can see in a great, big, selfish hulk
qualities which she does not and never
did possess.
She can dance all night in a pOr of
shoes two sizes too small for het, and
enjoy every minute of the time.
She can pass a display window of a
dry goods store without stopping—if
she is running to catch a train. ;
She can appreciate a, kiss front her
husband seventy-five years after the
marriage ceremony has taken pla4e.
She can walk half the night With a
colicky baby in her arms without I once
expressing a desire to murder the ihfant.
She can stiffer abuse and negleet for
years, which one touch of kindness or
consideration will drive from her recol-
lection.
She can go to church and afterward
tell you what every. woman inth con-
gregation had on, and in some raie in-
stances can give a feint idea of whet the
text was. 1
She can go to the theatre every:even-
ing, and. the matinee on WednesclaY, and
Saturday afternoons, and still possess
Sufficient streegth to attend. a Sanday
evening sacred concert.
She can look her husband straight in
the eye when he tells her some icock-
and-bull story about being " detathed at
the office," without betraying in the least
that she knows hien to,be a colossal liar.
She can rumple up seventeen ithou-
sand dollars worth of dress good, and
buy a spool of thread, with an order to
have it delivered four miles away; in a
style that will transfix the propeidtor of
the establishment with admiration.
She can in twenty minutes put ,three
children to bed, bring her husband his
dressing -gown and slippers, seat him in
the easiest chair in the house, after
which she will wait patiently till eleven
'clock for a glance at the evening pa-
per.
She can go into convulsions at the
sight of a little mouse, and five minutes
later she can listen to her husband's
story of his financial ruin, with a loving
smile on her face, and. with a conrage
in her heart that comes not withile the
knowledge of men.
She can—but what's the use? wo-
man can do anything or everything, and
0,o it well. She can do more in aimin-
ate than a man can do in an hour, and
do it better. She can make the alleged
lords of creation bow to her own aweet
will, and they will never know it. Yes,
a woman oan do everything, with but
one exeption ; she cannot climb a tree.
Cakes for the Children.
Many mothers are of the opinion that
cake is unwholesome, and they do not
care to give it to their children. Yet
how pleased the little folk are to haves
slice of cake! They eat it with gusto,
and think themselves very lucky to get
it There is ao doubt about it rich
Cakes are decidedly indigestible, but for
children who are in good health there is
not much to be said against plain cakes,
especially when they are made of sul-
tanas instead of currants. Cuerants
are indigestible; they pass through the
digestive organs just as they are, to all
appearance. Sultanas are, however,
nourishing, though they are less sweet
than currants. Kitchen raisins are both
nourishing and sweet, bat they need to
be stoned and chopped before being
used, and this is troublesome. A cele-
brated doctor once said that whenever
he had any special work to do and
wanted extra siren
bundle of raisi s wit
stead of ta,kin a gla
EPP8910 COCA..—la
FORTING" Ba th
the nateral 1 s wh
ations of dig tiori
by a oarerul a 'dica
parties of .well select
has provided ur. br
a delicately avers
may ;tame us any .
by the jadioio a use
diet that 4 co stitut
ally built up ntil
resist -every tendenc
dee& of subt e m
around 'ute r ady
there is a wea pohe
many a fatal iaft b
well fortified Iwith
properly nour hed
vice Gazette. Made
ing water pr ilk.
and Tins ( Ib. a
labelled—" Jet lieE
pathic Chemis s, Lo
Buckle 's
The beat sa ve in
bruisesesares,1 leers
sore, tetter, r appe
corns, and ill :in
tively cares p es, or
It is gnara.nte d to g
tion, or moue refun
per box. _Fo sal
833. 52.
h, he at
out their
a of wine
goo
skins, i
. ,
ATEFITh AND Co
ough knowledge
h govern the otte.
nd nutrition, and
on of the I fine pro.;
d Cocoa, Mr. Epps
kfast tables With
e which
Is. It is
rtiolee of
e gra al
bevera
otors' bil
f such
n may
•trong enough , to
to disease. Rani'
adies are floating
attack wherever
We may escape
keeping ourselves
ure blood an
ame."—Civil
simply with b
la only ji Packets
lb.), by grocers
Pf3 & Co. HoliON
don, Eng," 831-5
Ihave lased
Corn and Wa
recommend it
One bottle i8
corn cure.
(Signed,) F. C
Sold by Lums
Seaforth.
r. S
t Er
as .doi
orth
1.5y
,Bur
Len ek
Ica S
ite world
salt rhe
hands,'c
uptions,
no pay
e perfect
ed. Pric
by J: S.
ve.
for cats
en , fe ve
ilbIaus
na ritai
requited
Batista°
25' cent,
Roberta.
I
rapemoff's Russa
dicator, nd 1; a
g all it rofesees
ur of ay othe
rns are missing
•'T:11811oz,
tratf' d
PI
ruggi ts
30x26
Fro
N. C. Pc:deo
that Dr.Fewle
berry has Ion
Summer Co
857.52.4.. ,
gst on.
& 07., drnggisjts, wilite
rt3 Ex act of Wi d Strew.;
been ie best re edyl or
plain it in the mar eti
.±
;
leakness..
wealinesa pecuhar
Word
Much of the
to females is
that could be
that excellent
Blood 'Bitters 857. 2.2w.
be Cued.
Mi1ldriJe, Ont.
that
agyerd
ernedy tljiat cured
fl
ific foe a 1 inain
7.52.2w.
wear
anse irre
prom tly remelulari4es
ied with
regul *lag tonic, Burdeck
5
Can Del es
Mr. John &A,
declares it can, a
Yellow Oil is the
him. IP is alsp a sp
mation and pain.
A St. Ann'
Mr. John Morri
St. Ann's} N. S., h
Complaint' thret bo
After hope had
cured by Burdock
52.2w. !
-
A Ourefo
Procure from you
of Dr. Fowler's Ex r
berry and take ae di
Summer Complaint
I -•
A0 -en
who always kelep a
Sturgeon Oil Linin
horses, for which it
dy, thought to try i
from which for year
ferer, what was hisde,
it cured him compl.te5
,
Me
tieth
There is nothing 1
5
German Worn]
worms. Children t
does its .businesii e
all druggists. 837.
:
1
Victorr.
, well known in
serious KidneY
ered on, dropeei
rly fled i he was
pod Satire. 857
ruggiet olne bottle
ct of Wild Straw-,
()tea. It lcures,s11
857.52.2w. ;
pman
pply of Dr. Do'
t on ha,nd for
a soveret
n his rhe
e had be
light to
ly. 805.5
Say
:
gn rereer
umatiem
en a
find that
2.
ke 1)r. Sehillin
m for expelli g
e it freely and it
y time.
ys
Sold y
A Remarka Record.
The most remark e cure of ScrofrIle
on record is that of _Rev. Win. Sto t,
of Wiarton, whose se of Srofuioth
Abscess baffled the sI ill of seventfien
surgeons for t4tden y. hree years. He
was perfectly cure 1y B-ardoek Blp d
Bitters. 857.52.2w
Worms Often serione illnees.
The cure is Dr. TW's TiTorep Sydute
It destroys and exp le worms effecteal-
ly. 857.52m.
:For the comple ilt—For pimples,
blotches, tan, and a I Itching temora Of
the skin, use Ptof. o W's Magici Sulphur
Soap, 857.52m.
The signs of wor are well kno7p,
but the remed is t alwayi so well
determined. ree a Worm Pow-
ders will destr y th m. 857.52m. „
a
a
Good the Year
Pills are a good
regulator, and ni1d
seasons. 857.52m.
•
Nine Ph Biel
Mrs. Helen .Phar
street, Chicago III.,
eighth year, a d s
suffered. with 0 min
years, was trea ed b
all of them pro onn
less. She had g ven
recovering. Se en
New ,Discovery for
pletely cured her. -D
drop: her a Postal
yourselves. dan
drug store anif ge
833.52
-•
HollJD
*a
Changes of t ,mpe
frequently upset per
careful of their hea
ounde—katienal
od purifler, liVer
urgative for II 11
. I
10
bl
la
. C
11
1
OutcioneJ
, No. 3311 Day
now in her sixty -
es thal she is
tion for bout ten
ine • physicialne,
g her caee hop.
all hop ee of otter
ties of Dr. Iiirgrs
ensumption cora-
ripleoting on s,
to
ard an sat;f
.J. S. beet
free trial bottl
i
i
's Pills. ,
tare ;andweather
13 who re meat
,
and p rticular
CorreCtine, purify;
Pills are the best
action, of tb e
ey augment the
e stomach, der-
ce,ery off a1that is
stem. IT 'Iowans
pf rare alsarres,
Atter, an on that
well adapted for
d aged. As thp
si gained fame in
reeerve 1it in t
-vigorait
ility pf
I
in their diet. rrhes
ing,and gentle slperi
remedy for all efee
digestive organs.
,f
appetite, stren then
rect biliousness, andia
noxious from t e la
Pills are compose
unmixed with 1aser r,
t
account are peculiari.,
the young, deli .ate
peerless medici e h
the past, so will it
future by its re ovatiig and .
ing qualities, a d t.'impOasi
its doing harm. 83 .52.
I
I
•
Complete
Brandon, M
About a year ago
severe cold whi
Cure
, Jan. I
was take
Led on
oh sett
•
,1883.
with a
q ()hetet
and bro ght
I bled v1..ry
I fear
into co
her •04Buinplt)
number of s
and ln g pa
until I wa
monary hetr
though 4. -for°
bottle, nd t
dbing m goed
and am
ow C
publish tihis'
- 793.5
Pale,
Consi erin
little oh ldre
of the poo
grow up
There are
jeots of ity.
less. Th ir c
their ay' s ar
tightly [dm
There is n
They doI not
sufferinj fro
rnarasn$s.
Do a 400d
puny, p !lid
bottle oI the
is life evn f
most de ilit
given n for
the chi d'
little dieesti
The pa.e C
weary groan
changed for
tile glad ess
you wbt w
Syrup bs d
J. S. Rcert
bleeding of the lungs.
ely and was very low.
wodId ultirdately turn
ion.- Consult•d a ,num-
Bicians, and used a
-called cough remedies
but all te no avail
otice of Dr. Wilson's Pul-
Balsam in a aper. Ai-
n hope I p rchased a
my snrpris� finned it
I p rseveres1 in its use
mpletely our d. Please
at others xnaly be saved.
Yoers truly,
J. Al Pnrams.
Puny an Pallid.
11 the ills ti at attack
, it is at wond r that any
little youngst rs live to
o ildren who a e truly ob-
Thee seem gluiest blood.
eks are thin a d pinched;
• ollow ; and ti eir skin is
over their foreheads.
• ing hearty bout them.
joy their live:. They are
the debility t at leads to
oor things!
deed for the pale, poor,
ildo Hand its mother a
S atter Blood! Syrup. Here
✓ the most delicate, the
t d for the clild almost
lI.ad. Pure blood is what
e ds to bring t up.e The
e apparatus will recover.
eks will fill out. The
o the child will be ex -
h; merry pratt
Your druggi
ers the a
nek
for very sic
, gent, Seafor
e of infan-
t will tell
ker Blood
children.
h. 855.52.
"It h`
an arfi
style.
"The
that we
" Audij
merits o
ets ter
"To
"To g
proves ti
se anytj
dvl r ising CheJ,ts ! !
s b me so comm n to begin
1 in an elegant, interesting
rur 1
voi
sim I
Hop
as
du e
ve
eir
iiuge
" The !rem
aF the paper
Religi us a
" Hav ng
ing all o her
" The e is
the Hop plan
Hop Bit era
nese an1 abil
'In c mp
virtues a e so
observat on."
into sone athrertisement
11 such,
call attenlion to the
itters in as
ssible.
people
m one trial, which so
ue that they Will never
Ise."
plain, hon.
la
t,
so favorabl
secular, is
rge sale, and,
dicines.
'denying' th
and the pr
ve shown gr
u ding aimed
alpable to
"She ling4r
pining &pay I
" Thedoct6r
ik
" And at la t
Bitters e e p.
" Ind ed !
" Ho tha
medicin ."
Da
" en y
on a bed, of
"Froth a.
liver, Hi mit
debility,
" Und r th
clan b,
" Who gave
"Batiore
" And now
good heelth b
Hop Bitters,
years loe4orei"
er
She Die P
noticed in
eaupplant-
tldrtnes of
prietors of
atishrewd-
•eine whose
very one's
d and snfferei along;
the time for years."
cared b this Hop
doing her nicy• good "
was c
era say so much about."
ndeed I"
fal we shout1be for that .
hter's Mi ery.
a s our daughter Buffered
ery,
c mplication lof kidney,
tic trouble alnd nervous
are of the best physi:
h r disease var ous names,
i f,
sl e is "restor d to us in
as simple a remedy as
hat we had hunned for
g it."—The Earents.
is Getting
rts say :
"Hoh I better father
used Ho tersa"
"He i gett'ng well afte
- snfferinai fion disease deo).
"And we arck so glad the
your Bithersd A Lady of
York.
ug
Bi
r. ne are
of greet) Hoii
Shun all the i
" Hop " I or
864.52.M.
The folll wing s
peg, forme ly gri
Hamilton nd G
much affii tcd wt
ultimately dyspe s
tried mane diffete
"1.
ell.
is since he
his long
red. incara,-
he used
tica, New
genuine withnut a bunch
on the white label,
e, poisonous stuff with
ops" in tlrir name.
only temp
ever again
had been
gor's Spec
before I fe
excellent
taking it 11
& Wilson,
rary rell
I wile
restored
y Cure
t like a
ealth e
brua 7
ruggiets
rove J. NV. Ptolemy, of Winni-
baYer for W. Gilleeby, of
sby : "I was for many years
costiveness, biliousness, and
. I suffered very much, and
t medicines, which gave me
f, and then I was as bad as
ecommended by' a friend, who
to health by it, to try McGre-
I did so, and i was not long
ew man, and I have enjoyed
er since. I fir t commenced
th, 1b79. Sold by Lumsden
Seaforth. 851 52m.
Flui Light= ::
• • •
Fluid L ghtning not only curse:toothache in-
etantly, b it alsO euralgia, hea eche, earaehe,
rhetimatie el and sciatica. Pain of any
kind cann t ren:e one minute where it is
applied. "hen on hear of fFluid Light-
ning you hear o one of the greatest mar-
vels ever nown, n the way of a nteicine, as it
never fails to care, nd not in a *eek or a day,
but the in tent iij i applied to the affected part.
Sold at Lu sden k ilson's, drnggi ts, Seaforth.
851.52m.
Salt rhe
°uglily re
gor & Par
few doses
blood. Be
by McGre
den's & W
Sal Rheum.
,pimples or blotches
eyed b -proper applica
's Car bo ic Cerate to th
MeG
sure n
r & P r
son's 1r
can be thor-
on of McGre-
part, and a
or' e Speedy Cu e for impure
get the genuine. Prepared
e. Sold at 25 cent at Dims -
g store, Seaforth. 851.52m.
J. S. ORT R SEAFORTH.
/ am erm n
Enti Sta
less 0 Cot.
TrtosE WAIN
-a- tain p ices bef
give a larg discon
pecially to.ew1yZn
I am ea i Bell' g
$2.50. I • Iso k e
best and heap
perfectly • iseles
Wareroo die
Mammoth ewelrly
East Side.
Cash fo
truck ort
625
hides;
de. ya
d to Clear Out my
of Furnitu e regaffd-
, it willpayt
re purchasing
t to those pa
rried couples.
ix highly finis
Knowlton's S
In the marke
em to aseer•
lsewhere. 1
,ing cash, ea.
ed chairs for
ring Bed, the
; warranted
ly oppoeite M. R. Comater'e
tore, Main St eet,Seaforth
kins, furs an tallow. No
h for everythin
JOHN 8. PORTER.
D 8.0
• and
ly attends
lottPE
lyti E
to.
P.M).
L,Provinoial Lend Surveys?
ineer. Orders br mailprompt
D B. CAMPBELL1 Kitchell
ER ECTI!O.N 11" LAST.
p
uc ESS EbillORDINARY !
GM011-0) /ILLE
0 LEA MILLS.
The nly getinine Roller Mill in the
nountwhich no hie no superior,
dfefr
equals, on tjie continent of
Ameri a for manuf43turiig Roller
pour.
PEAT RErLIITIO IN MILLING.
fr'he B ead Qucstionlof -diital Importance.
he raduail R
Roll ors
Oper
per b
du
no
ti
lour b ings ro
rrel m re t tan
e bb the' 01
rristi4ig Specialty.
tion System
in full
n.
$1.25 to $1.50
he best Flour
Process.
Far era wi 1 in all
wn wheat gr and, and
em get a six nge , w
etter grade f tlo r b
Wilde as hit erto bee
Rem mber, here is n
erime t in o r ad pti
eduo iou Sys em. On
thorough sn rel abl
horonghly te ted, nd
uccess in Hu gar , G
.ngland and tlbe Uuite
We gave A 1 F our
xtensive cha ge tt a
ive gu rantee better F
rial w 11 ie
be e fficnt
ertion correct. -
CHOP]
Our acilitieL for thi
,
are um urpass d, an
d cu
end o gettin th ir c
nee. Be sue and try
rocess—ro11er1flou .
6 Flou , Bran,I Shots
red to any p rt f S
hey or Egteon vill fre
•, for 0 nr!Se Mi Is
end Br cefield in ftill o
eases get their
by our DOW eye -
iter, richer and
far than the
labia to get.
humbug or ex -
g the Gradual
Inew system is
. It has been
proved a great
rimany, Franoe,
IStates.
revions to our
heavy cost, and
alur now. One
prove our se
I•
NG. -
class of work
tomers may de-
opping done at
ur famous new
nd Feed deliv-
aforth, Harpnr-
Of charge.
t Egmondville
eration.
t08 • YL & MUS CARD.
0
0
Th Royal. Hotel,
. (LATE dARMICii AEL'S)
iEAOOR H, ONTARIO.
Z1
I --ii*--
, JA ES W IR
EGS to inform hs old friend and the travel.
ling public tholt hailing p rchased this new
ana commodious h tel bnilding, he has thorough.
ly re -furnished and e -fitted it from top to bot -
torn, and it is now ne of the most comfortable
and convenient hotels in the county. By strict
attention to the waits of his mistomers he hopes
to imerit a share of ublie patrolnage. The rooms
ar all well furnishcll and well heated. The bar
will be kept supplietk with the hest, and an ate
te9tative and trust jvort1iy hostler will always be
in ;attend nce. Go4d sample rooms for Commer-
cial Tray ;llers.
I
Rr the " oyal Hotel/' corner of Main
a ncie amoe4me
'eh Streeljs, Seforth, 733
JA ES WEIR, Proprietor
FACE.
Tan Freckles, Sunburn.
PixIap1e, BlaCk Specks, Blot-
eb4s, &e., cat be removed i)1-
stantly by iteiplying
Tan &Freckle Lotio.n,
afe, Sure and Effectual.
P ICE 25C. PER BOTTLE
Sold by 1111 Druggists.
CENTRAL GROCERY.
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Notwithstandmg the recent advance in the wholesale markets in the pnioe
SUGARS, WO are Selling them at lower prices than ever before offered to t4e
public. Having Made our parchases when prices touched bottom, we, therefor
are in a position to offer extra induceraents to our customers and the public ge
•
orally, Don't del y, but tom • right along and secure bargaies before it is t o
;
late. Prices on applicatiop. Our stock of GENERAL GROCERIES is co
i
plete as usual, and will be fouiiid at all times fully assorted. The " Central " is
the spot to -buy the best goods in town, and at prices that defy competition. Ih-
spection of stock end prices so icited.
CROCKERk AND GLASSWARE
Department is fully stocked with a large and. choice assortment of CHINA TEA
SETS, DINNER SETS, CH MBER SETS, TOILET SETS, etc., which we
are offering for the next two lveeks at reduced prices, previous to our annual
stocktaking. Now is the tim to buy Crockery and Glassware at low figures, ae
we are desirous of reducing st ck as low lie3 possible.
Highest market price paid for Batter, Eggs and coarse grains. Free de-
.
livery.
Laidllaw 8 Fairley, Seaforth.
LikiiRDINE: MACHINE OILS.
Bolt
Cylinder,
utting, Wool and Harnehs
GC"ILD A
First Prizes
and
187
D SILVER MEDALS.
iplomas Wherever Exhibited Since
• Take no other.
McCoLt BROS. & C
Toronto.
For sale by REID ce TVLSO17, Seaforth„ and JAMES A. CLINE
854-26 ce CO., Wing/tarn.
TEAS CHOPER THAN EVER,
If yon want the b
st value th t can be had. In
' call at the
the Province for your money,
-TA STOIEJ1,„
That is the place to get the wolrth of your money. Black Tea, Green Tea, japan
Teas, that are usually sold at 40c a poend, are row selling at 25o a pound, or five
pounds for 81. Also, the high r priced teas are cut down to a very cheap rate.
Sugars are being sold as follow: 10, 11, 13, 15 end 16 pounds of. each for $1.
Raisins at 5e, per pound, or 22 ounds for $1. Prunes, ditto. Tea dust very cheap.
All kinds of Groceries at the lowest possible prices. A full stock of Crockery,
China and Glassware on hand and will be sold at a small advance on coat; in
fact, everything to he found in a first-class grocery, can be had. .at the Seaforth
Tea Store. Oatmeal exchanged for oats at mill rates. All goods delivered. free.
A.
ATV, Main Street, Seaforth.
LEGAL.
P. S. C
LATE of Garrote & Peoudfeotis
Solicitor, Conveyancer,
tar Office in Mey
Seaforth.
,
RRpt. I .
Office Goderich,
&ct Morey to loau.
r's Block, M in Street,
1 794
-pt C. HAYS, Solicit r, &c. Privet money tc
-A-V. lend at lowest TS tee of interest. OFFICB—
Corner of Square and YTest Street, Go4erieh. 774
,.
GARROW & PROUDFOOT,Barrieters,Solice
tors, &c.,Goderich,Ontario.—JJT.
Wm •Prondioot.1
Garrott
686
,
cAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON,
Flolicitors in Chancery, &e.. Go
M. C. Cameron, Q .0., Philip Holt, M.
eron.606
,
Barristera
erich,Ont.
G. Cam.
11W.C. MEYER, BArrister i and 4torney
• Law, Solicitor in Chancery. Commissionei
tor taking affidavits in the Province of
Solicitor for eb.e Bank of Hanallton,Wingham,
Private fund s to loan a t6i to 61 per cent.
at
Manitoba,
638
MANNING & SCOTT,
Conveyancers'&c;
of Johnston, Tisdale &
Office, Beaver Block, Clinton,
MANNING, JAMES SCOTTI•
Barrister%
Solicitors for
Gale. Mone Y
Ontarie.
Solicitors,
the Bank
to loan.
A. H.
I 781
ME Y ER & DICKENS
Block, WinghamA
of Hamilton. Commiseioners
vits in Manitoba,. Private
cent. Lucknow office every
C. /diem. E. L. DICKINSON.
LOFTUS E.
LATE with Cameron,
Barrister, Solicitor,
Money to loan, Benson's
Block, Seaforth.
Dr, Barristers,
Solicitors for
for taking
funds to loan
Wednesday.
1
&c., Kent's
1 the Bank
affida-
at 6 per
If. W.
1 738
I
DANdEY,
Holt & Crimeron
Cenaveyancer,
Old" Office,'
1
,
Goderich,
&c.
Cardno's
786
8. G. AleCAUGHEIY, A,
'VOTARY Public, Conveyancer, Commissioner,
.1-1 &c. Office in Callmichaere Block,
floor), opposite TIIE EXPOSITOR (tffiee.
lend. Farms and houSbs for saie.
1 1
M.
(ground
' Money to
836
. F. HOLM ESTED,
QUCCESSOR to late firm Of Mc
" -Holmested, Barrister, Solicitor, C
and Notary Solicitoii f or the Cana •
Commerce. Money th lend. 1 Farnu
Office in Scott's Block, Main street, Seaforth.
.
augheY •&
nveyancer
n Bank of
for sale.
_
WROXETE0 FOU
AND MACHINE
i
IN FULL BLAST
SH
A
'
a
al
kept
des
thti
a RY
P
AIN !
al Imple-
'ill Work,
nd Steam
d Portable
ral " Bird -
machines
constant-
atch. We
trade en
.:
,
Wroxetet
_____4..
A LL sorts of repair4
-41' ments, Engines,
&c., done with despatch.
We sell John Abell's
Threshers, Saw Mill Big,
Eegines, the " Victor'
sell ' Clover Machines,
We also keep on ha1
and enginep made by J
A )are stock of Plow
ly on h nd.
All aorts of castings
can supply you with any
the shortest possible netice.
Please give us a tria1.1
85646 PORT
of Agriculta
Rollers, Saw
'-'''
IHorse-power
Statioiaary
;double Miller
ike.
repel: s fer
;len Abell.
Points, &e.,
one with
article ha
BROS.,
SIIFFOLK FIG.—The undersigned willkeep on
kJ. lot 21, concession 2, L. R. S., Tnekere th,
a Thoroughbred Suffolk Boar. This animal as
recently purchased from the well-known breee rs,
A. Franks & Son, and is f rom 'imported stoc on
both sides. Terms,—$1, payable at the tiinel of
service with the privilege of returning if neeees
GEORGE PLE WES. tee
AUCTIONEERS.
_T 1'. BRINE, Licenced Auctioneer lor the
" • County of Huron. Sales attended in all
parte of the County. All ordere leftat theEx-
PO OITO et Office will be promptlyattendedto.
ADELGATTY, Licensed Auctioneer for the
• County of Huron. Seles of all deecriptions
promptly attended to on reasonable terms. Ad-
dress Brussels P. O. or apply on Lot I, Con-
cession 12, Grey. 7/
TAMES CAMPBELL, Licensed Auctioneer, Lot
" 10, Concession 14, McKillop. Sales conditet-
• ed on the most reasonable terms, and satisfaction
guaranteed. All orders addressed to Walton P.
0. will receive prompt attention. JAMES
CAMPBELL. 849-1.1.
ROBB'S GROCERY,
SEAFORTH.
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•
Parties -wishing to purchase 'Fresh
Groceries of the Choicest Brands, are
particularly requested to call at the
Popular Grocery, Stark's Block, Mein
Street,Seaforth.
I have now a fine stock of the .best
Sugars in the market, of all brans,
and will give
FIFTEEN POUNDS .FOR ONE DOLLAR,
FRESH HONEY.
I have as fine a lot of extracted
Honey as can be found in the market,
at 15 cents per pound.
CHOICE TEAS • ';
As usual, cheap and good. Robb's
celebrated Cured Hams and DOMs
always on hand. The hams lire,
especially fine this season, having been
cured. by an improved process. Cu ed
meats wholesale and retail.
All kinds of Family Groceries always
on hands. Inspection respectfully in-
vited.
HUGH ROE
B.—King's Specific, a en
for Dyspepsia, always on hand.
8.
e cure
7
, Grand Trunk Railwayz
Trains /cave Seaforth and Clinton stations a•
follows:
GOING WZOT— SZENORTN, GLINTGX.
Exprees.........:.1:50 P. M. 2:80 P.M.
P. M. 9:15 P. M.
MixedTrain.......7:55 A.. M. 8:45 4.. M.
-GOING EAST— SEAYOSTXr. CLINTON.
Express ..... ..6:45A.. M. 6:27
Exprese Train.....1:50 P. IC 12:55 P. M.
Mixed Train... —.4:45 P. IL1. 4:00 P. N.
London, Huron and Bruce.
GOING N onr if— Zxpreas. Mtn.
A.M. P.M.
.. 7 47 420
Exeter „ 858 588
Heiman ... . 9 13 560
KiPPen. • .. . .. . . ... ...... .... 9 17 5 55
tincefield . 9 26 6 05
Clinton • „ 9 48 680
Londesboro .10 07 6 50
Blyth .. ..... — . ,10 16 6 59
Belgrave , .10 31 7 16
Wingbam, arrive. . . . . . .. ....
Gouge- SODTEt— :
Wingharn, depart.....e; ..
x I3leyth lgraVe. ,
Londeaboro.
Clinton: •••••-•••••• **YE. •• •
Brucefield .* „
Kippen ...... .. .... .. .... .
HeEsall , i .... ...
Exeter
London, arrive. .
London, depart.. . e -e • , • • •
•
. 1045 727
Mail. Express
4..M. P.M.
.,785 267
..749 302
. 805 823
.814 382
... 845 495
.*8 59 4 21
$ -08 480
... 918 486
28 450
10 80 5 50
Welli-ngton, Grey and Brno&
GOING XORTE1— Ace. Exp.
„ P.M. P.M.
Etleel .. . 228 94j.
Brussels. 2 89 9 55
Bleevale. . 2 52 „ 10 12
Whighara.... .,. „ ........ 8951.0 28
GOING 8013T1I— Exp. Aro;
A. 31. AM, .
Wingham ........5 48 11 26
Blnevale„... ..... ......... . .. 5158 'II_ 38 . •t• .,
Brussels , 6 13 12 00
Ethel— . . . .. 43 25 12 16
e
ST. JAMES/ HOTEL;
' TORONTO.
SHARP & BRIGHAM,
'(Formerly of ,Sizatp's Hotel, Seaforth,)
PROPRIETORS -
THIS Hotel which is :Rusted dulcetly opposite
-a- !Union St:ation, has recently been re -fitted
and re -furnished throughout and is now one of
the best and most comfortable hotels in the city.
ear Eve, y possible attention paid to guests and
charges very moderate. ,
k Propiietors.
R. L. SHARP
846 JNO. BRIGHAM, )
MEDICAL.
w G. S. MACRONALD,M.D., C. 11,,Physitiart
" • Surgeon, Acconchenr, &c. Office and reed.
deuce, that lately occupied by Dr. llutchison,
Auburn. 781. ,
:I- G. SCOTT, M. D. &e, PhysiciarnSurg•sortaind
• Actiouchenr, Illeaferth, Ont. Office and reel*
derma south side of Goderich Street,second doot
east of Presbyterian Chureh. 842
urm. HANOVER, M.D., C, M., Graduate of
Y McGill University, Physician, Surgeon arta
Acconeheur, Seaforth,Ont. Office and Besidene
North side Goderich Street, first Brick Hens!
east o f the Methodist Church. 408 1
R. W. BRUCE SMITH,
M. D ,C. 31., Y ember of the College of Physieiane
and Suigeous, &c., Seaforth, Ontario, Offiee
and Residence same as formerly occupied by Di,.
Vercoe. 848
DRS. ELLIOTT & GUNN;
BRUCEFIELB. -
HOWARD F,LLIOT,
Licentiate of the Royal
College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Edin-
burgh; Licentiate in
Midwifery, Edinburgh.
833 26
WILLIAM
Licentiate cf the Roy*
College Of P1::3 sieians
banurclzhTite
lige°onf8t'heElloine,--
pital for 'Women, Lon-
don, England.
EYE, EAR AND THROAT,
DR. CEORCE S. RYERSON„
L. R. C . P., L. R. C. S . E., Lecturer on the Eye
Ear and Throat, Trinity Medicel College, Toron-
to, and Surgeon to tbe Mercer Eyeand Ear In-
firmary. Late Clinleal Aesietant Royal London
Ophthalmic Hospital, Moorfields, and Central"
Threat and Eel Hospital.
317 CHURCH STREET, TORONTO.
C. CARTWRIGHT, L. 13„.S,
of Stratford, will be at his Gtflic
in Seaforth, onpoeite the Come
mercial Hotel, every Wediaesdav
and 'I hursdily, exefrt the week
when Tuesday comes first of the
month, and in Clinton the steord Friday of each
mouth, at the Grand Union Hotel, Teeth
tracted without pain. Charges Moderate and
terms cash. '730-25
- -
1•.1 -"SAT
NA/ J. FEAR, L. D. S., also
• P. 0. D: S., of Toron-
to Sclool of DentietrY. Offiee iri
'Whitney's Block, lap the same
stairs as the late M. BUggin's rooms. Offiee
hours, 8 a. m. to 5 p. ra. 842 I
DEJITTtSTRJY
D WATSOM DENTIST,'
Faculty Gold Medalist and College
Gold Medalist, Toronto School of
Medicine.
Saving Natural Teeth a Specialty.
• Teeth Easily and Carefully
Extracted.
far Charges Moderate. 'IA
N. B.—As I have boneht out the business of
the late Mr. Bnggin, 1 will complete -ell opera-
tions begun by him satisfactorily to each patient.
Office over Johnson'Eerdware $tore, Meyer's
Block, Main Street, Seaforth,
SHAKER
BLOOD
SYR°
syCpbtlirjeiss, Cv(f)trirlineperleo teRinyeaSineraotisfnit:
B:7intotnao.rdirnhiselUalseeesrsof aenarySkjensearin;
$1000 reward to any chemist who will
find, Ott 'analysis of 100 :bottles of Shaker
Blood Syrup, .one particle of Mercury,
Iodide of Potagsium, Or any mineral sub-
stance.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
$1.00 Per Sonia or Dix tot $5.00.
Sold by J. S. Roberts, Druggist, Seaflarth.
ANCHOR Li N Ea
U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Saillnara Pier 20 N-orth River, New York,
Every Sat nr lay, for .
GLASGOW VIA L NDONDERRY.
RATES OF eSSAGE '
TO GLASGOW, DEP itY, ELFAST OR LIVER-
POOL, CABIN, fee'CiO to SO, SECOND
CABIN, 540. STEEBA00, OUT-
WARD, $2S, PRI PAID, , $2.1..
•••••••••••f•••••• '
Anchor Line Drafts issued at Imeest rates ere
paid free of charge in England, Scotland and
Ireland. !
For passage, Cabin Plans,Bool of Tann?, ite.,
apply to HENDERSON BEOTRERS,, 7 Bowntset
CinpEn, Nzvi YOEK, Or to S. DICKSON, P4Iii
Ofnee,ituderth.
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