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The Huron Expositor, 1884-08-22, Page 31884. Lt, PAy ysi lerre,„ JisIDRY, itn.,SEAFOtni took oi S 3_ ▪ especially f_ trefttiy impiro4 season, and tea it ia the best's' LERS thi light sea sHErts ▪ and will machine van& for reale-beat; tee satisfacQ ma to Grist& -W, shing xachines, nerY rePailed easonable tusk others - Bridge t lowest rat... application, the implemenet teen A. full line 1. hand. HENDRY ER PAPER :PER }RTMENT OUNTY 10ES, AT )STS, tTP:i„ Pa Y IT IS THE 'OPULAR t the helm, and now sat approaching, and. Perth ill doubt - ane artistic- in the eliday gifts( to abeent 0. being fully alive it, leas made special reore.modation of the for Christmas Pla- nar/a Pictures. For aleuee of shade and osielore coupled withe , so cessoriee, give the re aevay ensiling with . ViLDER, er Block, Seaforth. P. place to go, te show. tad rare enn there, price rs goods so- poor. Oman, born, to -morrow meafl. i> show hi a stook, paTano's Block. are best, invest. citt his best, and the rest. Toronto to (miry, Silver- ctactes welry store lot PST, SEAPORTS, BLACK, AL AKERS. Fht the Tools ad ed on by the God - axing Comparing ea over eight yearabi earry on the trade swill reeeive prolePt -guaranteed. e and tepaine0,1110 Work, &crest rev Id mei repaired en rioes that defy 00113. BLACK, KIPPEN.111 EVLN, .vn and, popular nail% - first-class working n out an article ef- Lech cannot he ex nary.. TOK TRH FASZI - chopping of OM ded to. Flour and sold at tke lowest the popular mill& EVIL iCiPPaihr AUGUST 22, 1884, E i -IU RON EXPO, ITOR. COPYRIGHTED NOVEMBER 2, 188e. Geietien. --A eourtehip is the only kind of a stip that has two mates and One cap- . --The banana skin, though crushed to torte, hes the power to take somebody lath it. -A new song is tinned " Wilt glen, 0, Wilt- thou?" It is supposed to be steeeinted to a. collar and a pair of cuffs. -it Dig him out! Dig him out !" said les wife of the man who get buried by eyeing well, It he's got at least $6 in his rocket." awful tough on a. „fellow who leaps oil a sofa bedstesd in the parlor to have his sister's fellow hang on until two o'clock every morning. -The most efficacious and inexpen- sive method in whioh to rid a house of Mile to rent it for a few month!: to a Chinese boardipg-house keeper. --it Never play with -matches," says a leer. Young men in love will do well to cut this out and paste it somewhere Wbere the light will strike it. -feaid a lady to the famous actor Gloria; I wish you were taller." eleseara," replied the wit, "bow happy I should be to stand higher in your esti - nation." -tt That is a sweeping argument," re- marked the husband whose wife used a broom to convince him that he ought to have been home several hours pre- vious. e -A tusk seven feet long and four teeth weighing three pounds each have tom dug up in New Jereey. They are supposed to be the remains . of a Jersey liesquito. en, Them' e my sediments," as the Mississippi River remarked to the as- tounded farmer, who awoke one morn- ing ta find a bran new isla,nd deposited in front of his very door. -.PI never saw a man yet that could fill nay dear, dead husband's shoes!" ex. - ()tainted a widow lady at the foot of Mur. ray Hill. "Dear me-!" replied her neighbor," whet size did he wear ?" -Farmer (concealing a whip)-" Come here Charlie; I want to tell yon some- thing." • Charley-" Tell it to somebody else; ray pa says there are some things little boys oughtn't to know." "What's this thing ?" asked a man . who was inspecting a musio store. t That? oh, that's used on violins. We Welt a chin rest." " Gimme one!" ex- claimed the visitor. 6' S'pose it would work on my wife ?" -President Lincoln, when told on a certain occasion that General So-and-so inel forty mules had been captured,said " Well, I can make another brigadier in five minutes, but those mules cod $200 apiece." I wish I was a belt," he said. "Why?" she asked. "Then I could al- ways be around you." "1 wish you ware an anchor," she remarked. "Why?" he asked. "Then yon'd go weigh," she -answered. , See here," he said to his clerk, "I don't mind letting you off a day now and then to attend your grandfather's funeral, but I think you ought to have the courtesy to send a few of 'the fish around to my house." -Ella Wheeler asks: "Is there any- thing higher than a boys ambition, that wingeth away to the sun -riven skies ?" Yes, Elia; most emphatically yeti, and it is the price of an eight by ten reone at a faaonable sunamer resort, -& considerate tramp was enoonntt fired a few days ago. He promised. to -out some wood in return for a meal, hut after eating, he looked at the wood aud said: "- Lady; I don't believe I could out that satisfactory to yon, and I Would not like to make a bad job of it. Good day." -" Oh, I don't let the grass grow un. der my feet I" said the young lady. "1 wish you did," replied her escort, in a dreary manner; because, you know, you could raise such a deuce of a. crop." They never speak now as they pass by On the sidewalks of the city at the head of the lakes. -" Go for somebody, quick! There's a bug down my back!" cried a young girl to her lover in the park on Wednes- day evening. "Hadn't I better go for the big ?" he suggested. Then she fainted deed away, and when she had unswooned the bug had finished its even- ing stroll end gone home. ; your hand is on, is neither a knee nor and elbow, but a wrist. The. elitew is upthere near his body, and bends Lack. ward just ail yonrs will if you get down on. all fours.' 1 at once assumed a horizontal atti- tude, for I was not to be convinced With- out experiment that my elbews *mid bend that way. But they did. "And now," said the professor, wickedly, as I arose and brushed sundry bite of wigs from my hands, "have' yeti! obs rved that the elephant differs from the orse in-" but I interrupted him ith al ugh F in self-defence, declaring t at it was enough for once to have leaned t at a horse always walks on tip -toe, tha his hind knees are his ankles, and tha his fore -knees are not knees, nor even el owe but wrists." , " And yet," 'Raid the professor, 'the horse is a larger animal than the at." -S. it. Ballard, in Good Cheer. Telma Avenged. , Telma, the great French trag dian, once cured a tribulation by aggrav ting the disease. For several 'Weeks, eaoh time that he played., Talm remar ed a hunchback, who always sa in the ame place -one of the front tails the right of the theatre. This little Inch-' back was critical, and ofte ,evino d in the Most marked and impa Rant w y his disapproval of certain poi te ma e by the actor. His conduct an ioyed T ima. He balled- upon the gent einem t his own house, and said to him, "Sir, I have come to beg a great f vor o you. Of °aurae, I do not wish to eprivo you of the pleasure of attend' g; the play; but I entreat that you wi 1; take some other place in the house, hat I may not have you directly n der mleye; ' for I, confess that you exe t; a s. range power over me, and that y f tie gestures your, manner, your whole f eison,olocupy me So entirely that 1 - feel- cercelyi able to go on with my part.' , The little hunchback refused, and alma dcpart- en in a rage. He went t.. the t eatre engaged the five other Mal s situated be- side the one occupied by 1ia vexations enemy, and passed the da giving them away. In the evening l'gent ems') oame and took his seat ji ape of these stalle. "flee," said the hi bitues f the orchestra, "oar friend th : huncjhbaoL , will have company this evenin ; his neighbor is deformed!" t f e, door,4 again opened -a second gentle ff an entered. "Oh, another hunchbac I Why one ; would swear this was exp may arrang- ed -a rendezvous of three euuchb&eks I" Another person entered ; A •burst of laughter welcomed the n Wanoin r ; he was a fourth hunchback llAt 1 st the fifth -all invited by Tal e-naside his appearance, and was reeeive with laughter and stamping of feet. Upon the rising of the curtain the awn tomed hunchback arrived. He recei ed an ovation of applause. Pale withf vexa- tion, he took his place hetwe n his brethren, who themselvee ' lang ed at the Witt, of the position. lAfter t e first sot, he made his escape, not to appear again. Telma was avenged. . 1 The Travelling Mouateb3nk. A travelling mountebink, in t e reign of King George I., having i oolle ted an audience, addressed them in the follow- ing words : ' tim to s, pr two luo e, if y chi f, wi h theamall ing tied i eaoh, rnerel ing ohar es and servan ly eiee you a -present according t pro ise. Besides me ma ter o a family, no wh values his life and be ithoet, the favorit be entitled to a en pie4e of massy plate." his aittraotive arti iat ly 1:fraught forward e small number of `we a efe elbsurd as to d do r satd, beginning ma chedioff in silence, no fermied of material sis iminemorial ; but tand to my word, a hysio for th, u will throw Knees and Elbows. We had been speaking of the lack of accurate observation among people,- theprofessor and I, -and I had express- ed surprise that BO few pereons are able • to tell how many toes a common house oat has on each foot, some guessing five and others four, and neither being cor- • rect, when the professor suddenly asked me the following question : "How is it that the fore -knees of a horse bend forward jest as ours do, while his hind knees bend backward, just aa ours do not ?" I surmised from an odd. gleam of my friend's eye, that his question was in some sort crooked; but as I could not think precisely how it ought to be amended? and as I had not thought of the sabject before, I answered. simply that I did not know. "Let us go ont there," said he, "and look at Dobbin." So we went out. "In the first place," remarked the professor, "we will examine his hind ieg, (whoa Dobbin!) if you please ; " and, sliding his hand downward gently, he picked up Dobbin's foot, very =Loh after th.e manner of a blacksmith. nig so complicate their feelings and nn preaent qf a crown to so 4onfidently promise all jfear Of imposition; ou4 who aoted so nano be appoieed to want Hi DIS his Pas is pot Without its pl 811 th oo He eh ha oo gr et an th Hi ha to a I a le p y in to It ain ind hn of rb am rano ved • I do not e of d'rty r hand er- one s ill- y tra ell - es, I ee- e reat of the orig nal s whio no d any one i.s, ought to f rtnne ill a d ele ant le ud bt to • ut th oa a a erst , h for lik ta 41 esteetatious. palanitr he gio ray over his lefoWd rostn, and his ', jal 4), sive .infatuation o hi 9.811 te ng t t of t is 4d inr 01111 is b d e BiX48 ts the i an qve; 'r ut n, , Shit ion f t e y CMJ 8 till() a po al in in , grl fter "Being originally a native of this place, I have for a long tint° been 'con- sidering in what manner I an beet show my regard for my brother townsmen; and after maturely weighing the ubject, I ate come to a resolution of m king a present of tire shillings to every inhabi • tent of the parish, it wilL I ow , be a heavy expense, and I hoe no ne will attempt to profit from my libera ity who is not really and truly a parishi ner." The multitude preseed forwa d with open eyes as well as mouths, casting earnest looks on a green velve bag of aniple dimensions, which ; hung on the arm of this generous man.; " I know you are not so .sordid," co Wined the orator, "and so mercenary asto value my bounty merely because it would put a few shillings into par pickets ; the pleasure I see sparkling in your eyes cannot be produced t e thought of dirty pelf, which to -day is n your hands, and tomorrow may be the grip of e miser, a highwayman, or; a pawnbrooker. I perceive what it ;13 that delights you -the discovering in one, whom you considezed as a stranger, the warmest and dieinterestecl friend y u ever had in your live. , Money, my good people, toe often tempts the young aid the,indiscreet to indulge in liquor and other excesses, to the, destruction of t eir health and understanding. In order, therefore, to prevent what I mean 'Or a benefit, being converted into an in- jury, I freely present to every , brother townsman (dipping his hand into the green velvet bag) this inestimable peek - et, which contains a. box of pills, a paper of powders, and a plaster ;which has not its fellow in Europe for violent bruises and green wounds, whether by knife, sWord or pistol. If applied on the pa-. tient's going to bed, I 'pledge my reputa- tion' that the ball, if there is one, shall, be extracted, and the flesh be as sound; as the palm of my hand before morning. But for those who dislike the pain and smart of such things as plasters and Ointment, and who are not fond, of trouble, let me recommend the powder; it acts, ladies and gentlemen, by sym- pathy, and was tlae joint invention' of three I of the greatest medical Men that ever lived, Galen? Hip- - " Thia joint," he continued, that you poorates and Paracelsus. If you see bending backward, near the middle have a few grains only of this pow - of the leg, is not a knee at all -knees do der in your possession, you may, with - not bend backward -it 18 called the out fear, midi into the thickest of the hock or hough, and corresponds to i battle, and defy broadsword,1 pike, or our ankle. Stand -on your toes, and your bayonet. All 1 say is, get wounded,get ankle will work precisely like it." crippled, get mangled and hacked like a "Where is his knee then ?" said I, crimpled cod, the longer, the deeper, the drawing nearer. More numerous the cuts are, that better " Efere it is," said be pointing high up shall I be pleased, the more de isive the near Dobbin's body. "Don't you see it Proof it will afford of the merits of - bending forward like every other knee ? invaluable powder. Give yourself no tort It is comm.only called the stifle.' 1 of uneasiness, Only wrap the part affect - "But," urged I, "you began by leak-, (1).1 in a clean white handkerchief, then ing about the fore -knees. Now they get to bed and; to sleep as aoop 9.8 you timely bend forward east like ours. 1 oan ; in the meantime' let the weapon Ehould think your question ought to have :which did the injury, be ru bed pine . been directed to hind knees." times with a small Ana tity of1the pow - The gray eyes twinkled again with der, and take my word for it ;you. may the same onrions smile, as the professor follow your usual occupation the next requested me kindly to place my hand day. Of the pills I ned say jnothing; on one of Dobbin's fore -knees. they have long prono need heir own This I did, as I supposed, when I was panegyric, and there are full directions egain taken aback by being asked what sealed up with them; but as you live Joint of my own body corresponded with rather out of the way qf the grat world the joint under my hand: it is but fair to tell yon that they pro - "I started. to say knees of course," cure husbands for single w men, and but reflecting that my fore -legs were children for those who are married; arras, I thought I save the point; and they are great swetener8 of the confidentially answered, "elbow." blood, and wondeilul improver� "But your elbow," observed my of the 'complexion. Th� selling friend, "bends just the other way I" price of those match' s rem ies (said "The fact is," he added, "-that what the doctor) ;has been sjx shill' gs from a erb entice of pl ir eyes and dazzl pleted the conque was proceeding in wer of shillings angup, and two apied in easing n, of their silver, a en velvet bag of th while his assist ietiee, and allayed ; people, by mnsi ndketchiefe from a nd the cunning kn entfotd, or Kensing m, or eny other gre contribute their illeatured que emeas of he d eerndeg the pre T bu co geieral satisfaction, not get the rieh pr ioh ti'as nearly eq the artist ownedj at a ing, over a duo an the nett profit of his aid -twenty guineas. Two Cleve ,If pop should visit fine morning, you Shep, the collie tha to take[ the plaoe cif year old veteran at n' ver vrhipped, iaot rong remakes, mist breaks lthe spirit of of any jother kind of herd d g must Id al When he doesn't c ry o rrectIy, or in such a eep eau undetatand hi or eon ard th le in de, tal ght to 18 it yo of s iin ed. inlay d. owd, ho ything Ithe ell a at, mass as le of !m- atte& 1 on dings; he an, at rst dissipa ed • ow co f ld gentle if an them n I diffuse, a ✓ of pest, for he g chea ed s; and te e r'ttering in eir reas in e impost ir rem, bn a upted i is were fu ly her tow s- ptying t e illing pa k- iverted t e Putimig enb7ef of t*. era drop .ed habitant of eleea, Turn - e perntied gal, with ut ing asked Lr residenice. chided; w th e who 1id Bossed t1iat velne ; sud inithe ev n- n peas, t iat on was five. Op entr tnig is b old s 1 en ke co og thi nt wtth the ;sam unior is made to k im . tidal it Pi 0 lesson is 'Amply, to g or ; stick throwei epo epherd, and he i metipaes until. late ow laim the imp e veil, firet 'essen og. Next beds ta sheep, to take the tb the left. After t rail ot a lost sheep, ring i back slowly ant 1 sson, and on Lot le rned, is that ook und finding on if missing. This, as ay by no-rneaus an eas tas 4f eighty-two ew s arabs. But oldeih o DOW8 every mem er lhough to the ordin srtY, ook almost exactly ° ali ; .,Shep can, if his m er s not; mistaken, pe o if ondaye t ae Shep,whe un erl than t is. ome of the flock hive he btidle path onI1 th whilehe was busy in some poys awey, will ta the gate af the fold a eheep with hie fore -pa 1 tli er citohuntittninegslhhies lactut2itit ome at night, andI he resston as if the Mind with an intricate en Whether he is reallti co or not oan not be paid he has been known, af sheep as it passed, o bridle path and ret rn This does much to ro herd'assertion th t ol the sheep is possib n truth.- St. Nichol B. 08 OB. 1 Park s • 11 see yo ng ing traa ed hep, the 18 ons. II is en he •oes (+use hat , as, ind ed, di a s ep- s be br ve. t anode y that the oShe'liairs r, end Step ti 1 end w tch ii e1. His fret a, h t or a oat grass' by the t oat wit it be evenin , to of fide ity, a shep erd gather the right; t en s Bent on the structio 1 s to a 8 1 naost im f or - g Shep has g, among the of them are imagine', is with a f oak d sixty- • ine do it, fo he •f the flock, erver they all e Indeed, old he shepherd, a feat more he shepherd rtain whether t strayed up way home, ping trouble - his stand at touch leach s it palms in. air of a Jar- s they . come ears an ex - were occupied in addition. uting the sheep, positively; tut ter noting eao ash off up the '..th a straggler e that the shop Shep can conn t far from th 01 11 Hard Tim A ragged and hu gentleman for mon meal "annot you se 1,nre aske4 the gentian h 0 No,sir ; the che p r killed my business" r despendently. ." Ah, how is th " 411 the bank c whee they are sho now.' "What has that to o with emir bini ness 7" " T used. to be t replied the beggar, .31i a- wes Short in his ee con me,nd I'd tie hill, "an ; up a d demand th f, ke the point of a pist 1, a out in his account:. accolints in the et. • e Can da., Times a e 13 of trade.1"-Pitte nrg grap'!a. The, EE a Voice. A boy ten years Lipid the street of ,a quiet summer afternoo4 a quiver and startle out of a year's pe boy three-quarters "Ob, Skinnee ! simper ?" And the other 1 awful distinctness " Yee 1 Gityer to the Store." And they Will c thrilling pit0 an they are only ten ty or thirty years boy a will get u meeting in a hall ten feet &Way rudinto eg seoulnoan he aw. s ip Tradet. gry man Belted y e °ugh to buy MO RE ARM- The abeye reward nrill be paid. foe e :conviction f those Merchants' whe ; O eI1ing infe ior . MACH Ng 011ILS, AND CALLING THEM eColl's IAardine The only grine is ma ed by MCOt BROS. T R010•0,, AND IS SOIJD IN SEAF EID & WI ONLY, AN AS. i A. ufacture col RTH IN, WING AM 3Y CLINE & cCo 1B os tVz TORONTCJ. employment ?' ilroad fakes hate lied the man, ?" biers go to Caned t ip their account asked robber, d when a oashie ts he'd send fo • all his famil s to the bank a so help hi nt •he flings th ow, and goes t (.1 on all kind Chronicle -Tel 11 THE AUR QUICK TRAIN The whole plant te own trolled by peactical Stockholders only are agen but fine grade movepaents end will be 812,1d at prices of ober makes. grades ments Those watch them. an eta,nd out 'liege on a cal d 1nake the a r he dozieg populatio e b shrieking to. of s mile away: C rain nout taft r 11 ,d an ire yell back wit care : igg r shooter'n co e nv ree in the sa m ddening force eee part. But, twe er, either of the to address publ ot fifty feet deep, a on the'speaker not a word he says. ye. 11 will thin will be ready in ing of parc o well to d an 3 - eennesseseemanimummes In order to protect ourselves, as well as the peblio, from worthless im tions of our great Cough Remedy, we have ; registered the n&1318 in the ofc the Minister of Agriculture, Ottawa, ta- li LUMSDEN & WILSON'S ROYAL GLYCERATED B4SAM OF FIR. I Those suffering from Coughs, ,Colds, Sore Threat, dm., who have not Vet . . , , . • . ; been induced to try this preparation, shatild do so at once, as the positive stets- , ,. ments of the most respeotable men in the coentry, and the great demand from all over the Province, prove beyond a doubt that it contains virtues possesse by no other remedy. When once used it is always adOpted as the standard Coegh , Remedy in the household. Children like it. It is perfectly safe to use, and apart altogether from its superiority, it is chitaper than any other. Let no eofl. sideration deter you from trying it at once. If pont dealer has not got it, he 'can procure it for you without much trouble, by addresSing the manufacturers,. L LUMSDEN &, WILSON, _ CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS, SEAFORTH, ONT. CENTRAL GROCERY. Notwithstanding the recent advance in the wholesale markets in the price of SUGARS, we are eelling them at lower prinee then ever before offered to the public. Having made our purchases when 'prices onclied bottom, we, there are in a position to offer extra inducements to our customers and the public erally. Don't deley, but come right abing end se ' , I late. Prices on application. Our stook of GEN I • plete as usual, and will be found at all !deice fully the spot to buy the best goods in town, Lnd at pric atoll if akeir s. g ill be nittLd of ortlin The incitv Septemh r. ming a A e ait and M. R CQUNTE Agent far Seafarth and vicinity, , IMP le OUSE TO cottage e nay situated RTANT NOTICES. IiENT -1-0ne a ntaining eight r nd convenient to usinean part o the town. App IDD, Seafor h. d a half st ry ms. It i� 1 as - the statioi nd y to T-E0MS 854 rgast will receive for instruCti on residence, r. hu church.8)9 t.f. 1UUSICAL. 451- a limited in pianeo and o street, second Q110P TOB Seaforth, tnte hall. Alt cidedly the bes rounded by m all that &Mao KIDD, Seafort Mrs. T. • Proud umber of pupils gate lessons, at he bor west of Engli NT.-Glood fron age on Main ext doo to the echanies' In gether i4 repair; good ceilar4 businesli situati n in town.' t marke s, bank post officio bnsine H. Ap ly to THO 857 t., ti- 6- ur- nd Affl SPLEND bargain. !make, 35 hors a large fly wh 58 inchea in d'ameter, 11 feet 5 frontgrates,grates, s oke stark, &c. Henson. TOUSEKE XER WANTED. -Wanted mediate y, a honSekeeper, to look aft a family of thr &Mr*, and attend the °per n, duties of a farm house. Good wages. Appl to the undersigned, Lot 11, Concession 4, Hib ert, ! or Dublin P. C. TIMOTHY PEPPER. 8113 Engine and Boiler for sale Engine, Goldie & McCuglo power, ine shalt, 12 feet LAO el. Boiler 45 hor4e power, 49;i1 ches long„.; . URQUHA ta h'e *th es, T, 5. STRAY PI4.- Came iato the premises Of -1" undersigned, Lot 11, Concession 5, Sea about the first. of August, a white sow pig,'s a year old, theowner can leave the same by, p ing property tand paying expenses. CHAIR WILSON. 871 the ley, out ov- ES 4 QEED WHEAT FOR El kLE.-For Sale, a1 q tity of D mociat Wheat, Fuitable for Warranted clean and first oleos quaiity. to the undersigned, Tuckersmith, near kip ROBERT McLEAN. 871 1010UND.KEIEPER8 1SALE.-The uudersi wll sell ley Publie Auction at the Seal pound,' f not Claimed by the owner before the t on 8atitrday,Ithe 30th day of August, at 1 �'e in the tWernopn, the i4liowing property, viz pigs, 2 of them blac and 1 white, about 5 month old. ' Also 7 pigs, 4 of them black and 3 white, about 5 or 6 n,onths old. Dated thie 6th day of Augns 1884. R. S. ROBERTS, Po Ind- keeperPer W. E. 870 TEACHER WANT D. - Wanted, a mele or -a- female t acher, p4issessing a thire chess cer- tificate, for s parate sehoo1sectioU N o71,McKillop. Duties rto ooiimence August 27. Applicat ono, stating salar required, e ill be received by the undersigned til Saterday August 23. • ddress Beechvinod Pe 0. JOHN HORAN. 70-3 speotion of stock end prices solicited. an- eed. Pie en. 4 ned rth me, ock : 3 or 6 fore, gen- REAL ESTATE FOR SALL re,w0 FARlidS IN MORRIS FOR SALE. -Fr sale, cheap, two improved farms on the 5th Concession of Morels. One evithin 2 miles Of Brussels and the other helf a mile: Each 100 pores, and goed buildings. For particulars apply to GEORGE ARIe81R,0NG, Brussels. 868 FARM FOR SALE. -For sale„ Lot 34, Coneees • i. n 2, East Wa,wanosh. 'This desirable pre- perty will be sold this Rummer, in order OA° up an estate, It consists of 200 acres of chelee land, about 145 a.cres -cleared; good Issm ings and orchard. For particulars apply to Wr W. FARRAN, Clinton P. 0. 865 ACRE FARM FOR SALE. -North hale of a ad lot 30, and north half of north half of lot 31, concession 9, McKillop Most of this land es seeded, a,nd in excellent condition for meaneew or pasture. For further particulars apply to AN'DREW GOVENLOCK,Wintbrop P. 0. 818'tf -FARM FOB SALE. -For Sal e,Lot 27, Coneneslon Is C., Townsbip of Tirmberry, containing 91 acres, fest class buildiugs, Well fenced end eleai- ed. It is iiituated on gravel road leading to Sea - forth, and one Ralf mile from station on. the Canada Pacific Railway, at Wroxeter. Appit en the preraises, or to Wroxeter P. 0. ROBERT MILLER. 871-2 nee bargains before it i too RAL GROCERIES is corn- esorted. The " Central " is s Oast defy competition. I 1 CRoOKERY ANDL G ASSWARE 'PAWL IN GREY FOR SALE. -For sale On. "I": easy terms, part of Lot 5, Conceselon 8 iecei- taining 86 acres, about 60 cleared and well fenced; good bank barn and stables, 68x45; two acres of a bearing orchard; one and a- half Miles from school, and two from Brussels. For fele- ther particulars apply on the prensiees, or to Brneaels P. 0. WALTER fe-OVENLOC,K. 860 VARM FOR SALE IN HULLETT. - North el- parts of Lots 34 and f35, Concession 18, con- taining 112 acres; 80 acres cleared; the regain - der is good hardwood bush. Soil, clay loann Well watered with a never failing spring creek resieg on the premises. Frame barn and stables, log house and a good young orchard. It is convenient to churches and schools, and Is situated 4 4ntles from Blyth and 10 from Clinton. For 1utber particulars apply to WALTER CUNNING M, on the Sonde part of said lots, or to Lo borough P. O. 'ABM FOR SALE. -For sale, Lot 22,0oncession ee C., Turnberry, contaieing 91 acres ; 72aeres are cleared and well fenced and watered and a good frame house and barn on it; one nail mile from the village of Wroxeter and froneing on the gravel road leaeb g from Sealc.rthe to Behnore. Will be sold -cheap. Apply to the Pro- prietor. CHARLES MeTAVISH, Wroxeter 1", 0. 867x8 TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE. -Fen sal' e the West half of Lot 11, Concession 5, 1111116U, containing 50 am es, mostly all well timbered vieth black ash, cedar and pine. It is Within seven miles of the town of eeaforth, with a good gravel road leading from the place. Parties deining to purchase, can do so by givieg a first mortgage on other farm property, at 7 per cent. interest. Apply to the uedersigned, or address, Co8e6-stslatnfee P. O. JOHN MeMILLAN. Departruent is fully stocked with a large arid choioe aesortment of CHINA TEA SETS, DINNER 'SETS, CHAMBER SETS, TOILET SETS, etc.; whiei we are offering for the next two weeks at reduced prices, previous to our Manual stocktakini. Now is the time to buy Crootery and Glassware at low figures, as we are desirous of reducing stock as low as possible. a' Highest market price paid for Butter, Eggs and coarse grains. Free de- livery. Laidlaw & Faiit1ey, Seaforth. THE MEDIOA. HALL, NI.A.Ja\T STRBiEJT, 8MA.FORITI37, Has now placed in the market a new and wonderful Blood Cleanser and Purifier. It will cleanse the system from all imperities, and leave you in a healthy con- dition. It is a purely vegetable compound, and. as a blood, medicine has no equal. pustomers and others whose syittem or blood is out of order, will do well to try a bottle of SEED WHEAT. -The under3igned has tow on hand on Lot 8,Coneeis ion 303tanley,thr e miles from Brucefie:d; a q entity of the tel brated "Star ;" Wheat; suits le for fall sowing. Ilt is an excellent yie ding an good milling wh at, and standee the w nter wel . It was grown last season along side Scott wheati, and it will yield idouble. Warranted c-ean and -nee from foul seeds. Price from $2 to 34.25 per 118he1,accordiflgt0qUafltitY taken. DONALD eac IARMI D. $69x4 A GENTS ANTE . -Wan ted, active, rel iable -ese- Agents at Seafor h, Exeter, Goderich, Brus- sels, Blyth, lothe ar4 Wingham, to Canvass for the sale of rdapez8, mi wers, rakes, twine Ipinders, drills, seeder plows,1 ulky plows, straw ueters, wagons, tru ks, hors powers, separator,, port- able and tratIoti sten engines, saw nlll ma- chinery, drc mann1altured by the North Ameri- can Aricuit1ra1 Imp ant and 0enera Mann. lecturing Coinpany, 1iondon, Ontario. 4pply to WM. B. MclKAN, H nsall, Oat., or to tle North American Mnuiaotuting Company, Lond n 841 C. Duncan's Extract of Red Clover, And be convinced that it has no equal.; One trial will convince you that it is what it is represented to be, and no haeabiag. Yon can secure it at a smell cost of 11 per bottle, and judge for yourselves as to it merits. We have in a full and Well-aesorted stook .of PURE •DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND PATENT MEDICINES. leteROPERTY IN HARPURHEY FOR SALE.- -a- For sale, cheap, the property at preeent occupied by the undersigned There is a comfort- able dwelling 'house containirg seven rooms besides kitchen, together with cellar, woodsbed, &c., and hard and soft ;water. There is an acre of land and correiderable large and email frints. It is a most desirable residence for aretired -term- er, and will be sold on easy terms, If not sold will be rented. Apply on the premises Or to Seaferth P. 0. DAVID McCULL0011 86741 VARM FOR SALE. -For sale, the south hall of lot 10, concession 1, Grey, containing 50 acres. There are 30 acres cleared, part oe the balance bas been burned down and part bush. There is a frame house and stable, a young or- chard and 4f tteres of fall wheat. It is situated within a mile and a quarter of Jamestown: It will be sold cheap. The adjoining 50 scree are also for sale. This property will be sold separate- ly or together. Apply to SAMUEL or „ANDREW POLLOCK, on the farm, or by nisei to James- town P. O. 850 We also keep in stook all the latest Patent Medioines in the marlet. If you don't see what you want, ask for it, and you are sure to get it. • P1. B.—Physicians' Prescriptions, carefully and accurately compounded; All orders from a distance filled with earand despatch. 0 DVNCAN, gIIOCE11011 TO E. HICKSON del CO. Next Door to Duncan tie Duncan's Dry Gleods Store. TEAS CHEAPthl THAN EVEF. "WARM IN McKILLene FOR SALE. -For Sale, Lot 29, concession 2, Mcitillop, containing 102 acres of which 90 are cleared, free from stumps, underdrained, well fenced, clean and in a high state of cultivation. There is a good frame house and large bank barn with stone stabling underneath,. end other necessary -out- buildings, There Is a large orchard of the choicest fruit, and two never feeling wells. , There are 60 acres seeded to grass. This earm is within two miles of Seaforth and a gravel road running past the place. It is one of the best and most productive farms in the township and will 1 e sold reasonably, as the -proprietor has ; pur- chased a larger fern) elsewhere. Apply on the premises or to Seaforth P. 0. WM. AlnelfelSONe half of Lot 24, on the eth Cone •Won o $;rtrisf IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE.-Beinn North containing 100 acres, eighty-nve of winch are , cleared, free from noxious weeds, and callable a being worksd by - machinery. The prone ty is well fenced with cedar, and eontaius a ne rame barn 40 x 60 feet, new frame shed 80 Be feet, a comforlable frame hou4e with seven rodms, a good roothouse and all other necessary o tbuild- tugs, The premises are in excebentI ,epair., pleasantly situated and well watered, nd are well adapted for grain or stock. Large meaner - 1 allow, inanured and ready for seed. erms to suit purchaser. All further particulars will be cheerfully given by the proprietor. JOHN TLY- -LOR, Brussels P. 0., Ont. 8$81,8 SFARM FOR SALE. -For Salle, Lot 34, concession 6, MoKillop, °tante: ing 100 acres, about 70 cleared. and the bale ce, well timbered with hard -wood and about 5 ces of first class cedar. The cleared laud. is fr el from stumps, all uneer-drained, well fenced and all seeded to grass except 10 acres. There is a good • spring creek running through the place 1 aid 110 waste or wet land, a splendid orchar1 of the choicest fruit, also a gor d, comforta lee stone house, all nieelv finisbed and well laid sit, sego a good barn, sheds and stables. There 14e. well and cistern et the house. The ferns 18 c n and nearly free from foul weeds. Is within 4na mile and a quarter of the prosperous village 10f Kin - burn, and svithin six miles of Seaforth Teems easy; will be sold tither -with or without hie crop* Apply on the premises, or address Const nee P.O. WM. N. Y. cMICHAEL. 8654f If yon want the best value that can he had in the Province for your money, call; at the SPQPT TEA- s'roitm. That ie the place to get the worth of youir money. Black Tea, Green Tee, Japan Teas, that are usually sold at 400 a pound, are now selling at 25o a poun , or five pounds for $1. Also, the higher priced teas are cut down to a. very ehe p rate. Sugars are being sold as follows: 10, 11, 13, 15 and 16 pounds of each for $1. Raisin e at 5o per pound, or 22 pounds foe 61. 'Prunes, ditto. Tea dust ver cheap. All kinds of Groceries at the lowest ostible prices. A full stock of Crookery. China and Glassware on hand and wijll e sold at a small, advance Ott COSt ; in fact, everything to be found in a first. lass grocery, can be had at the eaforth Tea Store. Oatmeal exchanged for state at mill rates. All goods delivered free. A. G. ATTIAT, Main Street, Seaforth. (1001) FARMS F)R SALE. -In order to close " the affairs of the estate of the lat. W. G. Hingsten, the executors offer the folio g very valuable lands for sale. First -North za1f of Lot 30, Concession 5, Township of Mu 18, con- taining 90 acres. On this lot 38 erec good freme barn with stone foundation, good orchard, well and. pump. Nearly all cleared, Aug ison the gravel road clesely adjoinieg the village Of Brussels. This farm is a valuable one, its fenced and in a good state of cultivation. Second: -Lot 4, Concession 5, township of Gre , enmity of Huron, containing le° acres, 10 acre cleared and free ef stumps, balance well timbe .e.a with part good hardwood, pine and -cedar. I is three and a half miles from Brussels, and nae mile from gravel road. Por prices and,terms apply to Taos. KELLY, Brussels P. 0. HENRY Jentinsos, Vietone. Square P. 0., or Texas Slum, Maple Lodge P. 0,, Middlc.sex County. 868 !4m 40,000 ACRES of WILD and IMPROVED LANDS, for sale, along the -line of the P. 11. & N. W R. R., in Sanilac and Huron Counties, Micbigan. Prices from $6 per acre upwards. Goodwater,lrearketa, soil, climate, &e. Free Guides and Eneursion. Rates to show the lands. Write for Hots and. full particulars to W. W. JONES, 26 Military St., Port Huron, Michigan, general agent for Tennes- see Lands 868x13 A SPLENDID BUSINESS CHANCE. ' The -undersigned offers or sale his -Blacksmith- lug and Wagon -making establishment in the vil- lage of Egmondville, together with the teens s.nd good -will of the business; also a coesiderabla (deck of iron and lumber. There are two large - shops, one for blacksmithing and. the ;other for wood -working. There are three fires in the blacksmith shop. This 18 18 the centre of one of the best agricultural districts in Canada. The, business has been established thirty years and a. good man with some capital can make money fast. The best reasone given for selling- Apply on the premises lor address Egmondee e P. 0. ROBERT FULTON. 848 SEAFORD' NORSE INFIRMARY. nORNEll of Jarvis and Goderich Streets, next door te the Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, or any ' y treated shortest Ont. All diseases of Horses, cattle, of the domesticated animals, successf at the infirmary or elsewhere on th notice. Charges moderate. JAS. W. BLDIUL, Veterinary Surgeon. P. stock of VeterinaryMedicines kept constantly On band.