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AGE "WEL
-wool and Lon.-
rn, $llfk;
ebee to Liver-
3€z -7d,-: Return,
verpool, De-rYe
nstown, Bristu
1, Queenstown,
ristol or Cra
e Beug'ht
rter _22, 1884.
-ale S e nus of Two %oat to the river. Baiting my hook with
g Prospectors.
set W. S. McBride, now of Chicago,
formerarrived in
ly
teof lls follow g horri-
Olty
tsi of suffering, starvation _ and
teen guiles down _the Columbia
;below the mouth of the Kinking
..
is situated McCartney's-Damp.
27th of July a number of the .a Angleworms, you fool, plain i;ngle-
a good old fat American angleworm I
threw it in. In a moment I had to bite,
and out game a beautiful grayling. In
went another angleworm, and out; =name
another fish. I was having fine l spbrt
when down came the landlord all out of
breath.
" W-•-w—what have yon got on
hook ? he gasped.
your
tee name of one of whom was worms," I said, hauling out another in the
Don t yon know that's agiz the
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sweartwee upon a ravine in which law , .. What 2 . I asked. " What's agin
while
. goal o r tweea ynmiles from othe gra
tleXPI
non saw a man wandering about.
egeg down to the ravine he found that
the man could scarcely speak and that
betaind had apparently lost its bal
• Re learned, however, by meanstesien.
s and otherwise that the man
carrying s quantity of human flesh
Ball him for food, and that this had
teenhis only nourishment for over six
Vis, Subsequently when he had to
spine extent regained control of his
oniesi the man gave the following
seeoonnt of himself. He stated that
bisname was Wm. Owens, and that
agbedcome from California in oom-
ny with one James. Williamson
• ON A PROSPECTING TOUR.
Be (Owens) was originally from Ire-
liwa, and Williamson,from New Jersey..
nay had started from Kamloops on
the 13th of June to travel eastward to
Columbia River. Though they
took with them what provisions they
the law ?"
" Why fishing with angleworms.
The patent fly is the only thing allowed
in England."
The man was right. No one is allow-
ed to fish in English rivers with angle-
worms or bugs. Only the patent ;fly is
allowed, and as the fish are all limed to
the artificial fly only they don't bite,
and it is seldom that ally are caught.
If angleworms were permitted every
boy would be out fishing, and the
streams would be fished dry. As it is
the patent artificial fly is so expensive
that only the rich. are .able to fish.
If tbe landlord hadn't kept my fishing
a secret these three angleworms would
have cost me a fine of £20 or 'abont
thirty-three dollars and thirty-threes
cents a worm.
EPPS's COCOA.— GRATEFUL ` AND Com
FORTING.—" By a thorough knowledgeof
ala carry, vet these at length became the natural laws which govern the open
athausted. They had supposed their
apply would be sufficient, but nnfor-
j n tely took the wrong, one of the
neouatans surveyors's trails through
themoautains. When they discovered
that they had made a mistake, they
- thought themselves too, far on the way
totarn back, and they -thought that by
Qontinuing their course they would be
able to reach the Columbia River.
ffter their provisions had given
out they still travelled on for six
days and & half. They were not provid-
ed with firearms, and even it they had
been, they would have had: little chance
of bringing down game, SS animals are
eery scarce,- bears being almost the -only
ones frequently seen. Williamson,
fer having been complaining for some
—time that he felt tired, weak and hun-
gry, at length one day at noon told his.
companion that he was unable to walk
any further,: and that he was going to
die. He requested Owens to sit down and
write a note for him to his people in New
Jersey concerning his property, telling
them that he had been on his way from
tbe coast to the Colarnbia River, and
that he had starved to death in the
mountains ; also asking them to do the
best they could with his property.
After writing the note he told Owens to
go on ahead and try to make his way
out of the mountains and leave him
(Williamson), as he knew- he was
GOING TO- DIE 50021.
Owens replied : "No, Jim, I will
never leave you we started together,
and I will die with you." After a few
worda of conversation Williamson died.
Owens, to save his own life, cut off the
right leg of the deceased to use for food.
The matches which he had carried
having become spoiled through his
atone of digestion and nutrition, and
by a oareitil application of thel fine prof
perties of well -selected Cocoa, Mr, Epp
has provided our breakfast tables with
a delicately flavored beverage which
may save us many. doctors' bills. It is
by the judicious use of such articles of
diet that a constitution may be grade'
ally built tip until strong enough to
resist every,tendenoy to disease. Hun-
dreds of atjbtle maladies are floating
around us ready to attack vwherever
there is a weak point. We may eAcap
many a fatal shaft by keeping onrselve<
well fortified with pure blood and a
properly nohrished frame."—Civil ,Seri
vine Gazette.—Made simply with boil
ing water or milk. Sold only in Packet
and Tins (i ib. and lb.), by grocery
labelled JAMES Errs ee Co, , Hoinoet
pathic Chemists, London, Eng."! 831-52
_ Contraction
of the cords of the ar'm unfitted Mr. C.
Townshend, of Charlottetown, P. E. L,
from business for several weeks. R.
obtained no relief from every remed
• that he could obtain until Dr. Dow'
Sturgeon Oil Liniment ame ender h
notice, he tried it an was entire
cured. 805.52
to li
to a
less
the
the
eves
for
OUB
fort
the
in s
Du
Wil
for
Nothing Like It
a
THE
e many naln hs she w - s doted
ere skele neat Her ou - -= is . ardly.
hart a mi#b►ale. There s no doubt
in ghaker hood Syr ' ', w have
ost roma kit le medial., e tt at has
prod' ip
r and siti 11 care
a
phi is an scrofula in t eir numer-
r •.s. J. S. Roberts, L: gent,, Sea-
. 8,5.52.- -
•.
tro g .Adj ecti : s.
t se
rge�t sas im l n ,of ay,pate -t m' divine
�
mmer " s e J. F. SnailSnaild n gist,
ville, of Dr Fowler's at at of
Strawberry • The gr .at a edy
nmlimer (?m faints. 7.5 . w.
••-0.
HusI and and
M . James ore and wife
in 4 amingto Lwire both
fere] s from dye epsia -tjb
me cal aid failed to re
bot es of Burdock Blood
both husband en, 1 wife.
In the market. One - bottle equal
three of any other - preparation. AS
for and see that yon get Dr. Scrap
moll's Russian Corn and _ Corn and
Wart Er-adicator, and , take - no othe
First-class druggists keep it. 837,52:
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A Remarable Escape.
Mrs. Mary A. bailey, of Tunkhai
nook, Pa., was afflicted - for six yea
with asthma and Bronchitis, dun
having to swim streams, he was unable which time the best physicians Doi i
to kindle= a fire ; hence he sliced the give no relief. Her life was deep&'r
flesh and spread it upon the rocks to ed of, until in last October $
dry in the sun. • Starting then again for
the Columbia River, he continued his
journey for sig days, until found by
-Green and party, as stated. He was
by them taken to McCartney's camp
and -properly cared for. The Canada
Pacific Railway Company's physician,
who was the nearest at hand, was sent Roberts' drug store. - Large bottles
for, but after coming a long distance he 833.52.
found Oweus well, with the exception •
procured a bottle of Dr. King's N
Discovery, when immediate relief= w
felt, and by continuing its use for
short time she was completely cure
gaining in flesh 50 lbs. in a few mont
Free trial bottles of this certain cure
all throat and lung diseases at J
of a degree of mental aberration. He
was sufficiently sound in mind, how-
ever, to adhere to the same statements,
and from a roll of bills he offered the
doctor ten dollars for his attendance.
On hearing of the- circumstances
while on a trip out to the Rockies, Mr. -
McBride walked thirteen miles to Mc-
Cartney's camp to ascertain the facte..
On his way -back to Winnipeg, while
delayed for two or three days at Laggan,
he heard. that Owens had been taken in
charge by the police, with the view of
hold=ing an investigation. His mental
condition appeared to be " improving.
Owens is described by Mr. McBride
as a man of about twenty-seven years
of age. He stated that Williamson was
considerably older, being a man of per-
haps forty years.
ife
well k own
hro i waf-
t t best
ve. , hree
tter tired
.52.
e most s
sn merend
of . owe . col
ler' E tract
pro ptly remkdy
ning.
dd my fat 1 dise
i bare the rion
pl ints, wh i I. D .
1 Wild- S ' 1 wbe r
857.5 .01w.
cls
do
It
he,
me
A Val able P' d.
r. I aao Br • wn, of oth
s t at he fo ' nd one b tie
B1 od 13itt rs worth 500
are him cd alt rheu froi
ad offered ears after oth
t l d failed o relieve.l
857.
ee
Nbt Bad.
a `le thatev
or coughs,
sthma an
s of
orms.
Fow-
i will -
i 11, de-
Bur -
him.
high
✓ treat -
2 2w.
is o agree reel n 9 infant
wil - to a it. - olds oarse-
nes , roup, 1a 4 br chits.
Ha- yard's Pectoral Balsatn is reliable
folyou or Ohdi . - 857.52.2W.
a
of
s.
•1.
--i-g.
The nits of
Eating green apples, c
n ripe fruit enerally, ma
e Drs Fow er'i
betty cures all
8517.52.2w.
bn
dei
de
Pi
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These are Solid. Facts.
The best blood purifier and system g-
nlator ever placed within the reach of f-
fering humanity, truly is Electric fit-
ters. Inactivity of the liver, biliousn ss,
jaundice, constipation, weak kidney ,or
any disease of the urinary organs, or
whoever requires an appetizer, tonio r
mild stimulant, will always find Ele
trio Bitters the best and -only cert i n
care known. They act surely d
quickly, every bottle guaranteed to ive
entire satisfaction 'or money refun ed.
Sold at 50 cents a bottle by J S.
Roberts. 833.52
Starting Blackberry Plan-
tations.
A correspondent of the Country Gen-
tleman says : The most common
• method of `Starting a new blackberry
plantation is to use plants of the last
year's growth, but it is well to - remind
growers that they can do just about
as well with suckers of the current year,
if they will plant carefully and water at
thetime of setting. Dig up plant in
April or May, while in full growth, cut
the top off near the ground, expose the
roots as little as possible, plant very
exon, pour water about the roots before
filling the- hole with earth-; fill and pack
the earth closely about it. I treated
soveral hundred BO this spring, and they
are doing rather better, I think than
plants of last year set in April. Of
these quite a good many always die for
some reason, and is an excellent plan to
fill these vacancies with suckers of the
current year—much better than to wit
a full year. The same is true of ell
raspberries which propagate by suckers.
If one waits a year, the young plants
then must compete with their older
neighbors, the roots of which already
begin to monopolize the ground. The
second year it is still worse, and indeed,
itis well nigh impossible then to fill
thevacancies successfully. For these
reasons, when a plantation of anything
is started—trees as well as vines or
}slants—it is very important that all
start at the same time.
A Severe Cold.
Settled in quick oousnmption. I bong:
two bottles of Dr. Wilson's Puimon a
Cherry Balsam and she took the
They workeda complete change, i
by its continuance she was contple
restored to "health! This is F. B. G
ner's testimony regarding
powerful remedy for coughs
and throat and lueg diseasesgene
and a testimony Somewhat similf
given by all who have tried i't.
Wilson's Pulmonary Cherry Balsa'
nature's cure, and its effects, are r
and beneficial. 793.52.w
Holloay's Ointment nd P
Sure Relief.—The weak and ene
ed suffer severely from nervous
tions, when storms or electric disc
antes agitate the atmosphere. Neur
gouty pangs, and. flying pains,
distressing to a delicate system,m
b
s
c
t
I
t
8
all
um
be
Extract o Wi
Summer Co
the signs � Q1 worms are
the rem idy is not a
ermined.' I F eeman's
s will deli rot them.
wel
way
or
57.5?
good the Year Ron d.
Is are et good blood purifi
ulator, aid mild put tiveel
sons. 8$7.52m.
.••se i
Bucklen's Arnie
he best balde in the
a ses, sore, ulcers, sale
s, tetter, chapped hat
rns, and a 1 -skin erupt
sly cures piles, or no
is guaranteed to giveiir
.n, or money
r1 box. , F� or sale by
3.52. - j
i'
6
r
IE have nand
en and ¶a
commend it
de bottle iia
n onret
d
finbyed,Lui) . C
os
forth.
111
it
ry
n.'
td
ly .
d -
the me st
and cel. s,
r1 y,
r is
i r.
n is
.id
s.
v:t-
nh-
ia,
ry
be
It.
y
readily removed by rubbing this ( i
ment upon the affected' part, after it
bas ben fomented with warm w er.
The ills taken occasionally in he
doses prescribed by the instruc i ns,
keep the digestion in order, excite red
flow of healthy Bile, and replenish hd
impoverished blood with those rc - etl
constituents which result from - ori
onghly assimilated food—in the ab a ce
of which the strongest mnnt inevibly
soon sink into feebleness, a d the delis
'tate find it dificult to mai tain :xlist-
ence. Holloway's Ointme t an. Falls
are infallible remedies. 8 7.52.
Fishing in England:
That veracious chronicler, Eli 'Per-
kins, says : I foued that over west of
Warwick Castle one of the farmers who.
rented several hundred acres along the
Avon River, kept a little hotel. He
permitted his guests to fish in the river,
a brook shallow enough to be forded
where it runs swiftly. I noticed that
the fishermen always went out with a
tremendous assortment of patent hooks
and fancy flies. One man had -as many
stir fifty specimens of hooks and flies.
Like all the rest he came back without
any fish. I never took ranch stock in•
fanny flies, I have siways had better
luck with plain grasshoppers or -angle-
worms. So, getting permission from
the landlord,Itook apole and went down
t•-•••
Hereditary . Scrthftila.
Are yon aware that in your bio
taint of scrofula has a permanent
This is true of every one. t is li
any time, on the sli htest prove
to develop itsel in some i sidio
ease. Consnm tion and many
diseases are out o. hs of his i
of the blood, S aker Blood Syri
wonderful po er o ver a 1 sor
troubles, as the remarkable testis
we have receiv d uninistak�ably pro ve.
We refer by ;permissio to imus
Elliott, Haney r, Maine, o was c re
by Shaker Blood Syrup of 11 sqqr fug
sores, the seven sty of w ich coil net
her to the house for twjo year . S
months, previous to taking eke
• Blood Syrup, she. could not get bo
her room without orntohes. Her f 'en
says I did not think it poi sibie or h : r
Ola
he
nt
s
on
ial
-••
r. Scrap
Brodie
doing a
rth four
y corn
Burrou
n&Wil
S
orld
rhe
ds, c
ans,
pay
irfec
Price
J. S
f
r
Moldtor,
I it
of
ar
88,
on,
orms i O ften cause erio
he lcnre ;lie Dr. Low' Wo
destroys' and expels w rms
857.52'n
For the c.niplexiou.
latches, ten, : nd all it
he skin, nee ref. Low'
oap. - 857 52 .
Advertising
" It has lecome so co
n article ii an eleg
tyle.
" Then rktn
hat we moil
" And sm
erits of !Ito
ts terms:as
" To ind
rs and
term-
Straw-
laints.
Sown,
o well
Pow -
PE
URON
gpos� �or�
•
FECTION AT
SUCCESS EX
GMONI
ROLLER
atonal
r, liver
or mall
The
Count
and f
Ameri
Floor.
e.
✓ cuts,
fever
lblains,
d posi-
quired.
atisfao- •
)5 cents
oberth
only genuine
, which now.
w equals, on
a , for man
LA
T.
RAO{DINA Y"
VI LE
M
L S.
ioller Mill i
hes
osu
the oontine
fedi" ing
the
rior,
t of
oller
A CR AT4REYOL011ION IN MIL INC.
The B ead Question VitalImpo Bance.
The raduaLRe. ucticln Sys em
b Rollers ow .fin fill
Operation•'
Roller Flour brings ,From $ L.25 to ti. 1.50
per .' arrel more tl n the , best FI ur
made by the Old process.
Gristing a ISpec' alts.
Fa - mere will in 11 ca es get their
own -heat ground, nd b • our ne sys-,
tem get a stronger white , riche and
better grade of flo by ar than the
pnbli has hitherto een- : ble to g_t.
Re ember, there s no . umbug •r ex -
peri ent in our adapting the Gradual.
Redo tion System. Oar .ew syst:m is
thorough and reliable. It has been;
thoro�ighly tested, rjnd p oved a great;
slimes in+Hungary; Germany, F anon;
Engi : nd and the II ited• tater.
W gave, A 1 Fleur pr.vions 'o our
este 'sive 'change al a , h :avy nos , and
we : , arantee bette Flo 'r now. One
trial -ill be suffici nt to ' prove . nr as-
serti ns correct, f
s Russian
ndcan
ofesses.
y other
missing.
Stratford.
raggists,
30x26
For
ing t
Magi
illness.
Syrup.
•ffectual-
.
t into sob
all such,
:y call a
Bitters i
esible.
uc people •
" To give em one ( tria
roves their yalne that the
se4nythiingl else."i
" The ri m dy so Ifayc
11 the paler,
heat
are
pen
once
proo
Fl
ered
hey
pimples,
mors of
Sulphur
11
gymn to begin
nt, i teresting
and
Religions and secul5r
" Having a large eale
ing all other Mediclnee
" There' is
the Hop Oai
Hop Bitters-
nese and abi
In comp
virtues are s
observation."
id She
" No !
She' lin erect and
pining away all the ti
" The4octers doing
'=And, t.11ast was tired b
Bitters tl e papers sayiso m
„ Indeed 1 Indeed 1 '
How thankful we thou d
medicine,"
no deiyini
�t, and; t
have she n gr
ity • *'
Funding is me
palpable to
rabl
, is
and
tb
p
e
sul
e fo
ler
p
i
0
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CIHO1PI G.
facilities for this lass of
nsurpassed, aid Gust mere
on getting th it ch pping d
Be sure and try o r famoi
ss—roller flow.
nr, Bran, Shoats and .Feed
to any part cif SeaForth, B
.r Egmondvill free of charg
Our Saw M lls ati Egmo
rucefield in f 11 operation.
1
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LEGAL.
work
ay de-
one at
is new
deliv-
arpur-
dville
808 ' E. E & Ii IIS C: RD.
tisement
n ! to the
ain, lion
i.
which so
ill never
oticed in
CARROLL & DICH$ON,
S loiters, Conveyancers, &a. 'Money to lend,
Se rth and Brussels ; Seaforth office over John -
eon e� Hardware store, Main Street.
B. One member of the firm' will always be
in aforth office.
. $. CARROLL, W. B. DICK8ON,
8eaforth: Brussels.'
supplant -
virtues of
rietors of
t shrewd -
ins whose
ery, one's
e ed along,
ears."
i' good "
this Hop
oh about.
be for that
A D ughter' M ery.
" Elev n ears our; dao er suffered
on a bed of isery,
" From complic.l,tio f kidney,
liver, rhea atic trouble a nervogp
debility,
" Under the care o the .est physi-
cians, •
" Who ga e her dise se t ons names,
"But ho relief,
" And .no she is esi; ire a =to .es in
good heelt by as sim le {i remedy 'as
Hop Bitter , that we hat 1 tinned for
years belor using it." -T arents.
Father Ge tin. ell.
" My da ghters sa :
"How uch bette,lfat
used. HoC itters."
" He is g tting we .l
suffering' fi m a dise
ble."
And we are so gl
your Bitters."—A Ley
York. -
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td' None are genni
of green Hops on
Shue all. the vile, po
Hoff or " Hops
864.52.m.
Salt It
Salt rheum, pimples or
onghly removed by a pro
gor & Parke's Carbolio'Ce
few doses: of Mooregor's
bloat. He sure and get
by McGregor & Parke. $
den's & Wilson's drug etc
v
a
e d�cl
d
tit•
y of
to with
the 1
sononi
in
•
of
is since he'
r his long
ared incara-
t he used
[Utica, New
out a bunch
hite label.
stuff with
er name.
slur '
blotc)tee chn be thor-
r app.ie tion of McGre-
te tca! , e; past, and a
eedy( are for impnee
the gen, ' , e. Prepared
old at 2, cents at 'Ann --
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J. M. BEST, ,
Bli•RI$TER, Solicitor, Conveyancer, &o.
i ffiee, Cady's Block, three doors; north bf
Pot Offioe,Seaforth. Goderich Agents Catnero4,
Hol mid Cameron. 1 870-tf l
�C. HAYS, Solicitor, &e. Private moneyy to
• lend at lowest Tates of interest. 0 Pnm-
Cor er of Square and West Street, Goderich. 774
M.
erci
Solicitors in Chancery, &c,.Goderich,Orit.
.0trueron,Q.C.,Philip HOU, 14. G. emai-
1 I 606
W.0 . MEYER, Barrister rd Attorney at
f o aking affidavits in the Provi (se oil Manitoba.
So i itor for the Bank of Ham ItoneWingham.
Pr ate fund s to loan a t 64 toe! per °Ont. 686
Conveyancers, &c. Solid re foe the Bank
of ohnston, Tisdale & Gale. Money to loan.
OM e, Beaver Block, Clinton, ntarto. A. H.
'M NOG, JAMBS SCOTT. 1 781
Block, Wingham. Sol citors JO the Bank
oflt, amilton. Commissioners for taking affi a -
vi in Manitoba. Private funde to loan at 6 er
cen . Lucknow office every Wednesday. H.
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyeneer, &c.
ey to loan, Bensoa's Old Office, Cardnio's
OTARY Public, Conveyancer, CoMmissioner,
&e. Office in Carmichaelli, Block, (ground
o r), opposite Tug EXPOSIToS. °Thee. Money to
1 d. Farms and houses for sale. 836
F. HOLMESTE
d Notary Solicitor for the Cana iin Ban of
nimerce. Money to lend. Farms for ale.
he e in Scott's Block, Main street, Seaforth.
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-07i DRUGGIST
opularity at home is uot aln-a-s the best
t of merit, but we point protalle to the tact
at no other medicine has won for iteeif
ch 'universal approbation in ite own c ty,
ate, and country, and among all people,ras
11
yer's Sarsaparilla,.
The following letter from one of our hest -
own Massachueetts Druggists liould he of
Wrest to every suiferer :
rand Triiiik Railways
Treble le ve Seaforth and Clinton stetione as
ili,
Gone:* As — SRAIrORTII., CLINTON.
ExLet0erll on, Huron and Bruce.
GoHieweinsiquoaTzt— En ess. Mall.
Gol3LYterhIS-0.
1 10 31 7 16
1:800 lei in: an: oe r 0
BWelinggravatinli?, depart.'
Mail. Exprese
8,05 3 23
HEiepupeolin ..1
9 03 4 80
8 14 8 82
8 59 4 21
9 13 4 86
190 8280 46 5950
We gton, 'Grey and Bruce.
GOING SOIrTII— i Exp.
WBB rl innilrea liasim 1 A. M.
Ethel •
5 58
6 13
"Eight years ago I
had an attack of
ere thet I could not move from the be , or
rese, without help. tried. several r me -
love sold liieee celantities of loan:, Satis.e-
0nel:trite. The lilting notable cures it has
it, evil in thie couvince me that it
ffitil)siii!clbust blood medieinc ever offered to the,
qt I cl seer in the well
was for Over twee ty years before his re level
to Lowell afflieted. with Salt Rheum n its
'worst form. Its ulcerations actnally co ered
More than half the surface of Ihie bod and
limbs. He was en t)rely curei; y -ER's
Almanac for 1883. i ,
• PREPARED BY 1
ZOld by all Druggists; $1, sin bottles foie' $5.
Exp.
9 41
9 55
10 12
10 28
A. M.
11 26
11 38
12 00
12 16
An Old, Soldier's
"1 vrish to express my appreciation Of the
, valuable gnalities of
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Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
ST.
JAMES' HOtEL,
TORO NT O.
SHi4RP & BRIGHAM"
n Station, has recently been re -fitted
the best nd mose comfottable hotels in the city
itV EN el y possible attention paid to guests an
charges ry moderate.
donee, t at latel occupied by Dr. Hutchison,
Auburn. 78/
13.. COTT, 4. D. &o,Physicien,Surgeon and
dance s nth side Offloderich Street, second door
out Of Presbyterian Ohnrch.
842,
cGillUntversity, Physician, Surgeon arid
he Methodiet Church. 49131
he' lot 21, CODCBEIRiOla 2, L. R. ., Tuckeksmith,
a Thovonghbred Snffolk Boar. This animal Wag
recently purchased from the well-known breeeers,
A. Franks & Son, and is from imported stock on
both aides. Terms,—$1, payable at the eime of
service with the privilege of returning if nedessary.
GEORGE PL WES. 783
Parte of the
POsIToR Office
Accone
North
east of
B, Licenced Auctioneer for the
1 Huron. Sales attended lea ell
will be promptly sttendedto
A DELGA
promptly att
dreas Brune
cession 12, G
_TAMES CA
•ti 10, Cone
ed on the m
O. will rec
0
r,
The following is from J. W. Ptole y, of Wintil-
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aMilton and G shy : "I was fo many yea
nly temporary re ief, and then I as as bad
ver again. I wag recommended by a friend, wl o
ad been restore to health by it, to try McGre
or's Speedy Cure I laid so, and it, was not lo
efore I felt like a 'new man, and I have enjoy
akin it Februialrl , 711:1:7941.. Sold by Lumsd
Fl "d‘Lightnin!.
Fluid Lightnink not only cures toothache pa
rheumatism, lum ag and sciatica. Pain of an
kind cannot re i one minute where tt i
applied. When y n hear of Fluid Ligh -
mng you hear of one of the greatest ink -
vela ever known ' the way of a edicine, as f
but the instant i is applied to the affected pai .-
yo R
Freek
&c., can b
tantly y appl3
an Frec
• Safe, ur e an
Eiold by all
A I
es, Sulabir t.
removed] i
le Lotib
Effectual
TY, Liceneed Auiitioneete for the
of Huron. Sites Of all dentiptious
ded to on reasoneble terries. Ad-
ey. 77
as a cough remedy. •
" While with Churchill's army, just before
the battle of Vicksburg, I contracted a se-
Tere cold, which terminated in a dangerouS
cough. I found. no relief till on our march ,
we came to a country store, where, on asking
for some reMedy, I was urged to try
CHERRY PECTORA.L.
"I did soJ, and was rapidly cured. SIRCO
then I have kept the PECTORAls constantly by
me, for family use, and I have fottnd it tO be ,
an invaluable reniedy for throat and lung
diseases. J. W. WIIITLEY."
ThOusande Of testimonials certify to the
-prompt cure of all bronchial and lung
affections, by the uSe of AYER's CRERRY
PECTORAL. Being very palatable, the young-
est children take it readily.
I PREPARED BY
Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co.,Lowel1 MeV).
Sold by all Drnggiets.
M. D , M., Me iber of the Cellege of Physicians
and Reeidence s ene as fonnerly occupied by
Vereoe. 848
DR ELLIOTT & GUNN,
WILLIAM GUNN,
Licentiate of the Royal
College of ,Ph3 sicians
and Surgeons, Edin-
bureh ; late of the Hos-
pital for Women, Lon-
don, Eegland.
PPELL, Licensed Auctioneer, Lot
st reasonable terms and satisfaction
All orders addresded te Walton P.
ive prompt attention. JAMES
CAMPBELL 849-t. f.
ESTRAY STOCK.
V STRAY COW.—Came into the premises of the
undersigned, Lot 25eConcession 9, Morris,
rtboot the m- ddle of July, a white cow giving
milk. The Wner can have the same by proving
pro rty and paying expenses. JOHN Mc
AR HUR. 868
QTEAIGH
kJ able ha
privilege to
pal money 8
AND MACHINII4 SHOP
IN FULL BLAST A AIN I
A LL sone of repairs of AgrIcultiar Imple-
We sell Jphn Abell's Norse -Power and Learn
&c., done with despatch.
Thresh eis, Saw Mil Rigs, 8 tatienary and Portable
Engines, the " Victor " double Haller sad " Bird -
sell Clover Machines, &e. '
We also keep on hand repair* for ell machines
and enginee made by John AbelL
A large stock of Plow Points, &c., kept constant,
All sorts of castings done with despatch. We
ea supply yon with any article in the trade on
tit shortest possible notice.
lease ON us a trial.
96x26 PORT BROS., Wroxeter
APPLES. APPLES.
HO ARD ELLIOT,
Licent ate of the Boyal
Colleg of Physician
and. urgeons, Edin-
burgh Licentiate in
$33 26
NEY TO LOAN.
loans at 6 per cene , interest pay
ir
yearly, or si per een _ yearly, with
t any time. Apply to F. uomE-
EY
Ear a
to, an
firmer
Opleth
Throa
1 EAR AND THROAT.
am determined to Clear Out my
_Entire Stock of Furniture regardi
less of Cost.
rrIfOSE WANT, it willpay them to oxcart
-I- teen prices before purchasing elsewhere.
give a large discount to those ming cash, *0
I am stilLselling six highly finiehed chairs
$2.50. I also keep Knowlton's Spring Bed, the ;
best and cheapest in the market ; warranted
perfectly noiaelese.
•Wareroorns directly opposite M. R. Counter'i
Mammoth jewelry Store , Maim Street, Sealorth
East Side.
Cash for hides, skins, furs and tallow. Np
truck or trade. Caeli for everything.
626 JOHN S. PORTER.
OR. CEORCE S. RYERSON,
d Throat, Trinity Medical College, Toren •
Surgeon to the Mercer Eye and Ear In-
. Late Clinical Assistant Royal London
filmic Hospital, Moorfields, and Central
and Ear Hospital.
3171 CHURCH STREET, TORONTO.
of Stratford, will be at his 0 ce
mercial Hotel, every Wedneeday
Mid Thursday, exci.pt the week
when Tuesday COMES first of the
men* and in Clinton the second Friday of each
month, at the Grand Union Hotel. Teeth ex-
tracted without pain. Charges moderate -and
terms cash. 730-25
SEAFORTii PLANING MILL, {
SASH, DOOR ND BLIND FACTORT
THE sub scriberb ge leave to thank laienumerese
customersfor tie liberalpstronage extended to
trusts hat he may be favored with a coutinuanO*
ef the same.
Paetiesintending to build wonld do well to gild)
Dry Pine Lu,mber, Sashes, Dooll,
Blinds and Mouldings, Shingle4,
who may favourhi with theirptetronageneenope
rrPartioulax a.tte tion paid to Custom Plante,
201 J01414 H. BROADFOOT.1
HARLES DONALD & 0 o
ILL be glad to correspo
ers, Merchants and Shi
e the Usual facilities to
"CV INT T'IST
-JAMES BURGES$5
11°7 Vo Sc'hjoolll'oFfitE.DCAeORDtialtSr113.-;.1)°f•OSTffl'o'craeolsnin°-
Whitney's Block, up the same
st ire as the late M. Buggin'e rooms. Office
842
DiWATSON, DENTIST,
F;acUlty Gold Medalist and College
Gold Medalist, Toronto School of
Saving Natural Teeth a Specialty.
Teetb. Easily and Carefully
Extracted.
jar oharges Moderate.
N.'B.—As have ber4ht out the business of
the late Mr. uggin, I will complete all opera-
tions begun y him satisfaetotily to each patient.
Office over Johnson's Hardware Store, Meyer's
Block, Main Street, Seaforth.
a with Apple Grow-
pers, with a view to
s. They will also
ustemere requiring
889-39
HAKER
BLOOD
RU
sil,roChuiriej; C
=1 Catarrh, larers and Skin and
, Mood Diseases of every descrip-
VOW reward to any chemist who will
fi: d, on analYsis of 100 bottles of Shaker
loed Syrup, one particle of MereurY,
sit,oaduideee. of [Potassium, or any mineral sub -
SOLD EVE RYW H ER E.
trice, $1.00 Per Sottlo, or Biz tot 041
$01d by J. S. Roberts, Druggist, Ses.forth•
OF THE
CITY itESTKURANT,1
SEftFORTH, 1
Has a conapletie stock of Confection ry
and all kinds f Fruits ..a. Vegetab es
in season fres . . Ice cream and tenu-
perance drink always ready. The b4Lt
brands of Cigars and Tobacco. Lunch
served at an hour. Every attentilon.
paid to custo ewe A call solicited. I
Remember the place—directly q-
posite Market street, Ses,forth.
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JAS. BURGESS.1
N. B.—Glass' bread always on hail a
SrEII.JD .101_1-1..A_I?..
BRUSSELS LIME WORIO.
THE subscribe s take this opportunity of re-
-1- turning tha, ks to the inhabitants of Brpsels
and vicinity for ast patronage, and beg to State
that ba.ving ma e several improvements in their
kiln and Int de o'' burning, they art now m a
better position t an ever before to supply the
pubhc with first-class lime.
This being the tenth season of our business
dealings in Bruseels, and having given unq edi-
fied satisfaction eo fer tbe public can rely on re-
ceiving good treatment 'and- a first-cIass article
from us. First-class Lime at 14 cents at the kiln
and 15 cents deltvered.
We also burn a No. 1 lime for plastering a: the
same price.
TOWN & ON
U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Sail from Pier 20 North River, New Yak,
Every Sathrday, for -
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
RATES OF PASSAGE
T GLASGOW, DERRY, BELFAST OR LIVER
00L, CABIN, $60 to $S0. SECOND
Ps
Ir
nclior Line Drefts issued at lowest r tee are
el free of charge in Eiagland, Scotland and
or passage, Cabin Plena, Book of Touts, &c.,
EN, NEW Yomt, or to 8. DICKSON, Post
es, Seaforth. 1 832
859
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED AT
THE HURO;1 EXPOSITOR OFFICE
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO,
NO WIT
SEAFORT
WOOLLEN MILLS.
Having my 'lbw mills now in hist -
announcing to my castomere and friends
that with enlarged premises and im
proved machinery, I am better than ever
prepared to turti out first-claes :work on
the shortesti notice, and will be pl4ased
to see all my old customers aed as
many Lew ones. A large stock of oolis
on band to trade with as usual.
A, G. VANEGMOND.
which will help all, of either eex, to more Money
right away tban anything elee in this World.
Fortunes await the workers absolutely sure. At
once arldrees Tars & Augusta, Maine. 854x52
"STAR" SEED WHEAT. I
supply of celebrated " Star" Seed Wheat for
fall sowing. This wheat needs no recommen-
dation as it hes proved its qua d -87,40-3the
past season. Apply to Wel. REHILL, See
Seaforth.
The undersigned has new on heed a li_mited
SEAFORTH
Wholeseleand RetaiiDealer in LEATHER lend
SHOE FINDINGS of E very DeseriptiOn.
None but the Very Beet Stock kept. iTerMil
or othertriocpromptlyfilled.
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