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AUGUST 29, 1884.
,'QW ush1p f iou]Lcils.
Houma.—The Connell met on August
ant pursuant to adjournment. Minutes_
attests
werezordered to be ead and paid as fol -
tows, Alp
-
cants
tows, namely : B. O'Connor, for ditch-
je8 on 6th concession line, $18.80 ; T.
le Nugent, repairing scraper, $1.50 ; R.
Tong, ,overser?iuggravelling,#2; Samuel
ThneiI, plank, 60c ; P. Cantelon, plank-
ing culvert, $5.50; Thos. Russell, gravel,
ono; Miobaei Kelly, repairing culvert,
sit; A. K. Robertson, gravel, $2.85 ; A.
s, Robertson, new culvert, $15 ; James
pryers, road guava', $4.50 ; M. Cardiff,
dank ,for culvert, $1.50; J. MoVety,
grovel. $1 J. Smith, repairing road and
new culvert, $19 ; E. Bosman, gravel,
#5; Jas. Aitkina,. covering crossway,
sae ;F lt
J. Jaekso, building bridge and
repairing onlveit, $37.55; John Agen,
gravelling, $40 , Jas. N. Martin, gravel,
#6•3; T. Healy, ditching, $12 ; Thos.
Ham, gravel, $2.85 ; Geo. Kelly,. gravel,
17.30 ; John McArthur, culvert and re-
pairing road, $3 ; Jas. Sherrie, gravel,
16.40; Jas. N. Martin, graved, 31.55 ;
Thos. Hid, gravel, $1.40 , P. Scott, re-
pairing soraper, $1 ; W m: Shedden,
advert, 83 , Wm, Shedden, gravelling
end repairing road, $4 Chas. Wheeler,.
repairing scraper, $3 Wm. Tiernan,
culvert, $2; W. Wray, gravel, $8.25;
James, Tyner, cedar timber, $12 G.
Nicholson,; putting in culvert, $3,50,;
John Lake, cutting and grading : hill,
#30; John Lake, ditching, $13.20 ;-Wm..
McCracken, goods for Halliday since
last account. $60 ; MissestExford, ohari-
ty, $10 ; J. Rogerson, plank,. $21 60 ; W.
H. Kerr, printing, $33.75. By --laws
Nos. 6 and C. A.
duly read and passed.
Moved byy W.
Wray, seconded by
Howe, that $25 be expended in cutting
down Bell'a hill, on the 3rd concession
line. --Carried. Moved by H. Mooney,
Bonded by E. Bosnian, that the use of
the town hall be granted for the discus-
sion of the Scott Act.—Carried. The
Council then adjourned to meet again
on the 155th September next.
Gann.—The Council met at Dame's
hotel, Cranbrook,• August 15th,pnrBit ant
to adjournment: Members were all
present. Minutes of last meeting were
read and confirmed. Messrs. Strachan
and Hislop reported having let the con-
tract forAsuilding the new. bridge over
Aloock's creek to Thos. Mitchell, for the
sum of $294, to be completed on or
before the 15th day of September next.
Moved by Waiter Oliver, seconded by
Edward Bryans, that the treasurer be
instructed to -pay Mrs. John Barker the
sum of per week for keeping David
Kinsman, an idiot, from this date, until
farther notice.—Carried. A letter was
read from Hugh Campbell, stating that
Eliza Smilie, an old Indigent _person,
had been living at his hose since Sep-
tember, 1883, and that he could not
keep her any longer unless the Council
would grant the sum of $10 per -month
for her support. Moved by Wm. Milne,
seconded by Edward Bryans, that $10
. be granted for the present, and that
Messrs. Hislop and Oliver be instructed
to',sit on Mr. Campbell and make
further arrangements for the future -if
possible.—Carried. Lewis Engler ap-
plied to have the, ditch on road in front
of lot 29, concession 9, cleaned out.
Messrs. Hislop and Oliver. were instruct-
ed to attend to the matter- A petition
from. Francis Miller and others, pray-
ing the Council to grant aid to Wm.
Dawson, an old reaident of thetown-
aliip, who is in indigent circumstances,
was: read. Moved by Walter Oliver,
seconded by Wrn. Milne, that the sum
of $5 be granted at present, and ` that
the treasurer be inatructed to pay $5
per month regularly until further notice.
—Carried. Moved by E. Bryana, see -
ended by John Hislop, that Messrs.
Milne and Oliver be authorized to let
the contract of cleaning out the Gov-
ernment drain on Iot 2, concession 17,
as soon as possible Carried. Moved
by John Hislop, seconded: by Edward
B. any, that the Reeve and Treasurer
buthorizsd to borrow of McIntosh &
McTaggart's bank, .Brussels, the mild of
$1,000 for township purposes.—Carried,
Mr. Bryans applied on behalf of Duncan
McTavish to°have the hill cut down on
the boundary of Grey and Howick.
Moved by John Hislop, seconded by
Walter Oliver, that Mr. Bryans be
authorized to confer with. the Howick
Council regarding the matter. --Carried.
The truntees of School Section No. 4
applied for debentures to be issued by
way of loan to the am.ouut of $3$,0, to
be paid in three instalments at 8 per
cent.,. payable January lit, 1885, 1886
and 1887, for repairs to school house ;
bylaw and debentures to be prepared
for next meeting. A by-law was read
and passed, levying one and seven -tenth
ev' on the dollar township rate, and
one-quarter of a mill on the dollar rail-
way rate, for the current year. Valen-
tine Foester applied to have a ditch dog
On road in front of lots 21 and 221 con-
cession 12. Messrs. Milne and Oliver
were instructed to attend to it. After
passing a number of accounts the Coun-
cil adjourned to meet again at Tuck's
hotel, Cranbrook, on Friday, October 17.
EPPs's Coe0A.—GRATEFUL AND Co_
FORTING.--" By a thorough kno .ledge
the natural laws which govern the open
ationa of digestion and nutrition, an
by a os rerul application of the fine prof
parties of well -selected Cocoa,` Mr. Eppn
has provided our breakfast tab es' wit.
a delicately flavored beverag whin:
may save ns many d ctors' bill . It'i
by the judicious use of such articles
grad
f
diet that a oonstitntiOn may b.
ally built up until strong en
resist every tendency ,to disease
dreds of aliibtle maladies are
around us ready to attack v�herev..,
there is a weak point. We Ana, esoap
many a fatal shaft by'keeping o'ureelve
meta fortified with ' pure bloc and
properly nourished frame." -+Civil Ser
vice Gazette.—Made simply with boil
ing water or milk. •Sold onl"pin Packet
and Tins (4 lb. and 1b.), !y" grocer:
.labelled—" JAMES EI+Ps &' Co., Holm
pathic Chemists, London, Eng. '. 831-
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$Darin
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Ask Your bruggis
For Dr. Schilling's G German Wor
Cream. It is peepared to act directl
on the worms,' and! is safe, ure an
palatable. 837.52.
•A
Startling Dlsed�re�'y.
Mr. Wm. Johnson, of Huron, Dakot-',
writes that his wife had been;, ronble.
with acute Bronchitis for man year
,and that all remedied tried gav no pe
manent relief. until l e procure a bot
of Dr. •King's New Iiiscovery or Co
gumption, Coughs and Cold , whir
had . a magical effect, and pr ; classed
permanent cure. I is guars teed
cure all Diseases of the Throat Lung
or Bronchial Tubes. Trial bottl
11
sfreer
J. S. Roberts' Drug Store. Large Si
$1. 833.52
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Well Re*anded.
A liberal reward will je pai to a y
party -who will produce e, case f Liv
Kidney or Stomach ' somplai t th
' Electric Bitters will no speed ly eni
Bring them along, it wit cost n not
ing for the medicine if it fails o cu
and you will be well re •• arded'' for yo r r
_trouble besides. All :loud iliseas
Billiousness, Jaundice, Constipati
and general debility are quickly cur
Satisfaction guaranteed or money �e-
funded. Price only �t fty cents
bottle. For sale by J. _S.. (Bober
Seaforth. 383.52.
A Gent e
who always keep a sup.ly of Dr. Dov( s
Sturgeon Oil Liniment +n hand for h s
horses, for which it in a soverein rel,.:
dy, thouglt to try iton +is rh.eitmatis
from which for year h: had been a si'
ferer, what was his eli • ht to find t t
it cared him oomple el . 805.52.
an
r
Be or
of the continued use of merenry a •
potash for the treatment of blood a •
skin diseases, they never cure, old
nearly always injure or totally ]ruin
general health.
A WELL-KNOWN DRUGGIST.
—A serious explosion occurred the
other morning at Prescott. The barge
Seneca, loaded with coal from Oswego,
bound for Montreal, was laying at the
dock, when the Captain.discovered the
barge was leaking. He sent two of his
mel- down the hold to ascertain the ex-
tent of the leak. Their lamp went out,
and one of them struck a match, and
the gas which had accumulated explod-
ed,, blowing the hatches off into the
air, and injuring the deck very much..
The two men were very badly burned,
one probably fatally.
—The grand wind up of the third an-
niversary of the entry of the Salvation
Army into London took place the other
night. A large procession, in which
$trathroy, Lucan, Dorchester and other
places were represented, marched from
the Market Square to the barracks,
where tea was served up. After tea
the Army adjourned to the Queen's
Avenue. Rink,. where a large crowd
awaited the opening of the meeting.
This Captain Wass did in the usual
Way, and later on Major and Mrs.
Coombs arrived and the Major took
charge. Addresses were delivered by
Major Coombs, Captain Wass, Captain
Hall, Mrs. Coombs and many others.
The experience of the soldiers and the
singing of hymns took up the time until
about 10.30 when the meeting broke up.
4 matrimonial event, it is. said, will
take place in London shortly, in which
Captain Wass and Captain Hall will
fill the principal positions. The affair
will be conducted in Salvation Array'
style,, and there will be a big time
ge .erally,
I have seen a great.many cases cur
with Shaker Blood [Syrup—some s
have tried all sorts f of treatment..
fact, I have never known it to fail w
taken properly. I sell a large'.quan i
of it, and for all diseases that ate dep
dent on blood poison or skin humor.
cures
PIMPLES AND BLOTCHES ON THE SKIM,
and makes the [complexion
rosy. As for bloo taint, th
such word as fail. It cures ci
have long withstood other sort
meat, and ;without any of tho
ring troubles that generally fo]
curial and other so -balled cure
Jolty STANW
Druggist, East Bost
THE SHAKER BLOOD
cures completely Syphilis,
Rheumatism, Cancer, Catarri
and Skin and Blood Diseases
description.
Sold everywhere. $1 per bol
bottles for $5. J. S. Rober
Seaforth. 855.52.
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,re is
saes tee.
of treat
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ow
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Scrofili
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;tle or
ts, ag
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E,
Holloway's' Pills,.
Indigestion and Liver Comlilaints.
The digestion cannot be im jlerfec or
seriously disordered without the off : ts
of such derangemelt becoming 9isj le
on the countenance. ''hes Pill at
once remove the disorder an :its' n-
pleasant consequences. They s;atimn to
the digestive and assimilative ugcti s,
and consequently promote that gr at
blessing—a good appetite`. Hollowa;+'s
Pills most satisfactorily temov,e . all ' e-
ranged or diseased action of they ma + y
organs engaged in extractin nouri
mut for our bodies from o r vari• us
diets—as the liver, stomach a d bow:ls,
over all of which they exercis the m.st
salutary, control. By resorti g at : n
early-stage of the malady to t ese p ri-
fying and laxative Pills, the eianch.ly
and jaundiced dyspeptic is sped. ily
restored; to health and strengt , and is
sallowness gradually .vanishe . 837, .132.
Strong Adjective$.
" It sells immensely, in fat it as
the largest sale of any patent medic ne
in summer," says J. F. Smith, drngg st,
Dunnville, of Dr. Fowler's xtract of
Wild Strawberry. The gree rem dy
for Summer Complaints. 857.52.2
♦•�
'[Husband and W 'fe
Mr. James More and wife, ell kn wn
in Leamington, were both c tonic of-
ferers from dyspepsia tha the est
medical aid failed to retie e. T- ee
bottles of Burdock Blood Bit�trers cit epi
both husband and wife. 857.E+2.2w.
of cough
lung di
chitin a
Pulmon
a -.le. 7
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8
Warning. I
The most suddenly fatal messes of
snmmel and fall are the var bus forms
of bowel complaints, which Dr. Fow-
ler's Eitract of Wild Stra `berry' ill
promptly remedy.' 857.52.2
The signs of worms are w ill known,
but the remedy is not always so well
determined. Freeman's W tm Pow-
ders will destroy them. 857 62m.
r
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8
Mr. I
ares t
ick BI
cured
had
ent ha
ds and thro t dice
eases, including asth
d all their trib , Dr
ry herry Bats in a
3.5 .
a
A alu able in
aao' Brown, of Bot
at h found one +ottl
od Melts wort • $50
hi of salt rhea • fr
ffered years aft of
failed to reliev :. 85
•
Not Bad
It is an agreeable that 'ren
ill tak: it. For oongbs, cold
ss, t oup, asthma a d
agyar.'s Pectoral Balsam 's
r young or old. 857.52. w.
The Fruits of Vo
THE
Eating green apples, cum • 1 1
ripe fruit' igenerally, m i y b: s
Dr: Fow_er's Extract �f W 'le
rry cares' all Sinmme C
7.52.2 w.'
Hes and
, bron-
ilson's
invalu-
vell, de-
of'Bar-
o hini.
which
✓ treat -
2.2w.
I
infant
hoarse- � A
nchitia,
reliable T
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P
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EXP
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F1
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•
ers and
o term-
Straw -
plaints.
Good the Year Ro
ills are a good bloc
gulator, and mild par
asons. 857.52m.
Bucklen's Arnie.
The boat salve in the;
nises, sore , ulcera, sal
res, tetter chapped ha
.rne, and a 1 skin erupt
vely cures' iles, or no.
is guaranteed to give
on, or mon:y refunded.
:r box. . or sale by
3.52.
d.
par fi
ativ
I have ns
torn and
r commend
one bottle i
en cure.
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Please Read. This.
The writer is Mr. W. O. Lathe , of
Plympton, N. S. I commenced cot gh-
ing and raising blood last spring and
consulted two doctors and took eir
medicines, but obtained n relic . I
was greatly alarmed ; the ore s be-
cause all my father's family did of
bonsnmption. I am now well. I was
cured by Dr. Wilson's Pulmo ary C erry
Balsam. Good testimony eply g en.
There are hundreds like it.
all lases
I
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.
Dr. Scrap
art Eradio
it as doing a
worth four
My Dorn
igned,);F![C. Bnrrong
old by L'� ulnaden & Wil
eaforth.
S
orld
rh
ds,
ons,
ay
rfe
Pri
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11
Zational
or, liver
for all
e.
or cuts,
e•,fever
h'lblaina,
a d poli -
squired.
t :
atisfac-
25 cents
' oberts.
r
off 's
tor,
1 it
of
are
es, S
on, D
Worms o ten cause
he cur s . Dr. Low'
t destroys nd expels w
. $57.', 2>r..
s•r
For the complexion.
lotohes,jtan, and all itc
e skin, rose Prof. Low's
oap. 867.52m.
erions
Wor
rms
Russian
nd can
ofesses.
y other
fu lasing.
ratford.
uggists,
30x26
illness.
Syrup.
ectual-
.e
e
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Adv rtising C
It hale become so co
n article n an eleg
tyle. . i
Then ruin it into som
hat we f.vold all such,
" And sii.ply call a
I
erits oi" H p Bitters in
ts terms ad possible.
To induce _people
" To give l them one
roves their valve that
se anytoin else."
The Ire edy so favo ably n e tioed in
11 the ppe s,
Religi s us and secular, is
" Having a large sale, , nd i s upplant-
ng all othe medicines.
" There is no, denyin a the irtnes of
he Hop1pl! nt, and the prole ietors of
op Biter have show•{ gre: t shrewd-
+ ens ands a1' lity *
'� In cans onnding a ,a edi.i. a whose
'dues sire o palpable to .v:ry one's
•.bservat on
For
ing t
agi o
i
ei
•ea
.mo
nt.
adv
.
enti
as
trial
They
1
imples,
mors of
nlphur
8!!
o . begin
cresting
•
r
1
isement
to the
in, hon-
• hich so
w' 1 never
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"No
" She1lir
ining awe
" Theido
" And at
itters he
" Ind ed
"Hov ti
. edicine."
•
E leyeu
nabec o
"Froin'
I iver, r eu
debility Under[ he care of he
cians,
" Whci ga • e her diseas r. vari
"stand relief,
n • n'•w she is re tore
good be lt• by as limp is .a
Hop Bi iter:, =that we h' d s:
years boor: using it."— he 1
1
]Fadi- is Gett
" My da ghters say
"'HOW p+ uch better f they
used Hop : itters."
" He is gating well • afte
suffering (tom a disease decl
bis.'"
" And w • are so glad tha
your Bite s."—A Lady of
York.
17
id She
A
gered and uffe:e• along,
all the tim: for e: rs."
tors doing + :r n n ood "
Last was cur: d b3 his Hop
papers say s moi about."
I Indeed !''
ankfdl we s ould b: for that
aughter's lMis
years our, d ugh e
misery,.
complica ion
• atic tronb 0 a
g
t:'Non
of green
Shun all t
Hp ";
864.2.1n.
are genuine with
[ops on tLe
vile, poisonous
" Hops " ;n t
f
r
1
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1
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Y.
suffered
kidney,
nervous
t physi-
s names,
to us in
medy as
nned for
rents.
ell.
since he
his long
d incara-
he used
ica, New
t a bunch
to label.
s tiff with
e r name.
Salt rhaam
ongh�y
ream)
gor & Parke'
few doses of:
blood. Be :s
by McGregor
den's{ & V4'ilei
Salt Rhe m.
pimples or -bl aches
ed by a proper . i.plies
Carbolic Cerat+. to tl
ricGregor's Speedy Ci
re and get th gena
& Parke. Sold at 25
n's drug store, .,eafor
c
ie
iY
.n
ei
h.
n be thor-
n of McGre-
part, and a
for impure
prepared
to lit Lnms-
861.52m.
]_
ORKS.
STI 1-1
BRUSSELS LI
T
T
E
subsc
turning
and icinity
that having
kiln and > ct
beta r poiti
pubic with 1i
T1 is being) the tebth se
dealµµngs in russels, and ha
fied lsatisfe.e ion so far, the I
ceiv#ng goo: treatment and
fro us. `.First-class Lime
and 15 cents
We alert b
same price.
Remembe
WN &
ribers'take this
thanks to the •
For past patron.
made several ii
to of burning,
n than ever b
rat-cl ss lime."
859
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Sti)
haita
t -e, an
prove
they
More i
to
ing
zblio
a fi
14 ce
delivered. a
irn a No. 1 limel(for pl
the spot—Bru'se's L
of
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a
0
o,
a
s
nity, of re -
of Brussels
eg to state
nts in their
now in a
supply the
ur business
en' unquali-
rely on re -
lass article
at the kiln
ering at the
e Works.
WN & SON
APP ES.
CZAR S DONA .D
79, Queen Street, Lond n, E.
'[]DILL be
vv'' ere,*
Autumn 'a
1 give the 1
advances.,
LES.
CO •,
ii
ECTION AT
SET Rr
] i
Grand Trunk Railwayi
I Braine leave Seaforth and Mahn stations ss. I ITnllnwe:
CESS XTRAORD I ARY
EGMO DVILL
OLLE M 1 LS.
he only genuine Roller; Mil in the
nty, which n w has no uperior,
few equals, on the `cont cent of
erica for anufactnring Roller
nr. !
CREAT REYOI�UTION IN M LLINC..
e B ead Questi.n of Vital Importance.
e Gradual ' eduction S' stem
by Roller: now, in 11
Op : ratio
R.11er Flour brin ; from $1.25 to 31.50
)er barrel more than the best 'Flown
made by t, e Old Process.
Gristing a Specialty.
armers will `n all -cases get their
o •• n wheat ground, andby our `pew sys-
te e. get a strop r, whit r, richer and
be ter grade of our by' If ar than the
pn .lic has hither o been able to get.
emember, the a is no humbug or ex -
pe iment in our dopting the Gradual
R:dnction Syste Our new System is
th•rotlgh and r liable. ' It has been
th «roughly teste , and proved a great
su roes in Hung ry, Germany, Franca,
E gland and the nited Statesi.
"e gave A 1 lour previous to our
ex ensive change at' a'heavy cost, and
w: guarantee better Flour now. One
tr'al will " be sufficient > o prove our as -
se s tions correct.
England,
glad to corre rid w t Apple Grow,
rehanta and SI ipper;i, with a view to
d Spring bus' ens. Tey will also
ual facilities tot oust ere requiring
869-39
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pe•
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pr•
1 loar, Bran, S
end to any part
h or Egmondv'
e Our Saw
a • d Brucefield in,
CHOPPING
•
•
ur facilities f r thi$ class pf work
unsurpassed, and customers may de -
d on getting their c opping done at
ce. Be sure a d try ur fam,ons new
cess—roller fl ur.
818
ort and Feed dello-
of Seaforth, Harpnr-
le free of charge.
[ills s t Egn�ondville
full operation.
K. E 8y MUS (ARD.
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ANAPIAN MORGAN CRADLES,
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3N1f1N3J
co
Expross
Express. I
Mixed Trnin
GOING Kan—
Express
9:15 P. M.
8:45 A.M.
V, VIP
()MIN()
Mail.
TN-- Express.
Clinton
9 48 6 80
Londesito
. ., .10 07 6 50
Belgrave
19 31 7 16
OING SOUTH—
Mail. Express
Winghard, depart 85 2 67
,Exeter.
9
28 4 50
London,
arrive 10
80 6 50
I'Vellington.,
Grey and
Bruce.
3:0ING NoNTH— Ace. Exp.
Bluevale
2 52 10 12
30ING SouTH7-
Exp. Ace.
Winghata
5 48 11 26
Brussels ,
6 13 12 00
LEGAL.
CARROLL
&
DICKSON,
soitait0i
en's Hard
N. B. One
, Conveyancers,
are store, Main
member of the
&a. Money to lend,
Street.'
firm will always be
'it Seaforth
office.
p ARIUS
ER, Solicitor, Conveyancer, &c.
-4--' Office,
Cady'e Block, three doors north of
-111? C. II
YS, Solicitor, 1&e. Private money to
-1-v• len.
at lowest rates of interest. ()moa—
t:tenter of
quare and West
Street, Goderich. 774
8 olicitore in Chancery, &c., Godericsh, Ont.
M. C.Caraeron,Q .0., Philip Holt, M. G. Cam.
TT W.C. MEYER, Barriater
-A—IL • Law, Solicitor in Chancery,
and Attorney at
Commissioner
f or taking affidavits in the
Province of Manitoba,
Solicitor for the Bank of
Hamilton, Wingbam,
Privatefunde to loan at6
todi per cent. 688
'1"- Conveyancers, &c.
olieitors for the Banl
of Johnston, Tisdale &
ale. Money to loan.
Office, Beaver Block, Clinton,
Ontario. -A. H.
MANNING,
JAMBS SCOTT.
78.1;
A5-1- Rica,
Wingham.
olicitors for the Bank
vits in Manitoba. Privat
cent. Lucknow.Office eve
C. MEYER E L. DIORINS
funds to loan a 6 per
y Wednesday. H. W.
N. 738
-a--4 Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, •tc.
Money to loan, Benson's Old Office, Cardno's
Block, Seaforth. 786
•
7
EADS ALL. To Dyspeptics'
' No other ood-purifying medicine is made,
'or has ever been prepared, which so 00111-
Ipleetely mee the wants of physieians and
:th general ublio as
Ayer s Sarsaparilla.
It leads the list as a truly scientific prepara-
tion for all lood diseases- If there is a lurk -
SCROFULA AYER'S SARSAPARILLA Will
ing taint of Scrofula about you,
dislodge it d expel it from your systern.
For const tutional or scrofillous Catarrh,
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA. Ls the
true remedy. It has cured
ases. It will stop the naUSeouS
CATARRH
'big odor of le breath, which are indicatiionS
origin.
"At the age of two years on of
children was terribly afflie ed
, f ce and n ck. At the same time its e es
were swolle , much ha -flamed, and very s re.
a0RE EY 0 erful alterative medicine ra st
be employe They united in recommend ng
an adlieren e to your directions, was con bl-
ued to a co plete and permanent cure. No
evidence ha since appeared of the existe ce
tent of an disorder waS ever attended by
Sold by al Druggists; 31, six bottles for 5.
AM ES'l H OTE ,
(Forme ly of Sharp's Hotel, Seaforth,)
THIS Hote4 which is Eituited directly orn site
Union Station, has reeently been re- tted
e of
he hest and lost comfortable betels in the ity.
1 srff• Every ossible attention paid to guest and
chat ges very oderate.
nd re -furnished throughout and is now a
once, that lately occupie
nfEDIC
&c. Office an
by Dr. Hate
cian
resi-
son,
781
• Acconchenr, Seaforth, Ont. Office an
G. SCOTT, M. D.860, Phynician.Sorge
dance south side of Godericli Strect,second
treat of PresbYterian Chum
OT &BY Public, Conveyancer, Commissioner,
Office in Carmobael's Block, (groupd
floor), opposite 11,1313 EXPCSIToR (Iffiee. Money to
lend. Fauns and houses for sale. 836 !
F. HOLMESTED,
'IJOCESSOR to late Elm of McCaughey! 8t1
and Notary Solicitor for the Canadian -Bank of
Commerce. Monay to end. :Perms for sale. r
Office in Scott's Block, street, Seaforth.
1. P. BRINE, Licenoed audience).- for the
t7 • County of Huron. Sales attended in all
pOSITOB Moe will be or mptlyattendedto.
parts of the County. All) orders left at theEx-
•43-• County of Huron. Sales of all descriptions
promptly attended to on treasonable terms. Ad-
dress Brussels P. O. or apply 'on Lot 4, Con-
cession 12, Grey. 77
JAMES CABIPBELL, 14eensed Auctioneer, Lot
ti 10; Concession 14, Meliillop:! Sales conducta
.ed on the most reasanabl terms, and satisfa,ction
inaranteed. Ali orders addl.( ssrd to Walton P.
>C. will receive promp attention. JAMES.
CAMPBELL. 849-t. f.
P1 I
--i
0
rim
The following is fkora J. W. Ptolem , of Winni-
eg, formerly grain buyer for Wm. Gillesby, of
amilton and Grim by: " was for many years
uch afflicted wit costly ness, bilici.usnese, and
lt innately dyspepsia. I suffered very much, and
eines, which gave me
hen I was as bad as
nded by a friend, who
th by it, tO try McGre-
, and it Was not long
er I first commenced
th, 1b7 . Sold y Lumsden
Seaforth. 851.5'm.
ried many different me
nly temporary relief, and
ver again. I was ecomm
ad been restored to hea
xcellent health -e
aking it February
Wilson, druggist
Flirt
Fluid Lightning
tantly, but also
-hid cannot rema
pplied. When
ing you hear
els ever 'mown
ever fails to care,
old at Lumsden &,Wilson
51.52m. 1
Ligie
not only cares toothache irti
neural a., headabhe, earache
one minute if where it if4
on b, r of laid Lighti
f one 1 of the greatest mari
the way of a naiiiicine, i
d to the ected part
s, druggists, Seaforth
O.RACE
Ta Frecki , Sunburn
RICE 5C. PE,F1 BOTTl.
Sol by all Druggists.
Parties wishing o purchase Fresh
Groceries of the C oicest Brands, are
particularly requested to call at the
Popular Geocery, Stark's Bleak, Main
Street, :Seaforth.
I have now a fine stock of the best
Sugars in the market, of all brands,
and will give
FIFTEEN POUNDS OltONE DOLLAR.,
FRESH HONEY.
I have as fine a lot of extractea
Honey as can be fo nd in the market,
at 15 cents :per puma
CHOICE TEAS
celebrated Cured Hams and Meate
always on hand. [ The hams are
especially fine this Season, having been
cured by an improved process. Cured
meats wholesale and retail,
All kinds of Family Groceries alwaye
on hands. Inspection respectfully in+
vited.
HUGH ROBB.
N. B• --King's Specific, a sure cure
for Dyspepaia, always on hand.
AND MACHINE SHOP
IN FULL BLAST AGAIN 1
A LL sorts of repairs of AgricnItural Maple.
4-1- ments, Engines, Boilers, , Saw Mill Work,
&c., done with despatch.
We sell John Abell's Horse -power and Stunt
Threshers, Saw Mill Ri a, Stationary and Portable
Engines, the " 'Victor" cable Huller and " Bird -
Bell ' Clover Machines c. !
We alto keep on hold repaits for all machines
and engines made by John Abell.
A large rite& of Plow Points, &c., kept constant,
ly on hand.
All sorts of castings done with despatch. We
ran supply you with any article in the trade on
the shortest possible notice.
PORT BROS., Wroxeter
856x26
McGill University, Physician, Surge°
ast of the Methodist Chu ch.
and
reel -
door
42
01
and
onse
96
R. W. BRUCE SMITH,
D., C. M., Member of the College of PhysiCians
nd Residence saaae as for ierly occupied
ercoe. 848
RS. ELLIOTT & GU
HOWARD ELLIOT,
ieentiate of the Royal
ollege of physicians
and Surgeors, Edin-
burgh ; Liceriate in
*833 26
Licentiate of the
College of Ilia
alnd Surgeons,
'burgh ; late of th
pttal for Women
don, Et:gland.
YE, EAR AN
TIRO
NIs
oyal
Tp
ar and Thr at, Trinity Medical College, retr-
o, and Surge n to the Meacer Eye and E In.
CH STREET, TORON 0.
317 CHU
of Stratfoni: will be at his
in Seafort , opposite the
mercial Hetel, every Wed
and Thursday, exc, pt tb
when Tuesday conies first
month, and in Clinton the second Friday
month, at th Grand Union Hotel. Tee
tracted without - pain. Charges modem
arras cash. 7
S.
Office
Com-
esday
week
the
1 each
ex -
and
-25
to Sc.hool of Dentistry. 0
Whitney's 'Block, up the
tit s late M. Buggin's rooms.
13-R1 rliT
rit
, also
•
The most common signs of Dyspepsfaler
IndigeStion Era an OpprOBBi0/1 at the
!stomach, nausea, flatulency, water-brittl.
teart-burn, vomiting, loss of appetite, sad
constipation. Dyspeptic patients stiffer UZI.
told miseries, bodily and mental. They
should stimulate the digestion, and secure
regular daily action of the bowels, by the
iise of moderate doses of
oron-
lee in
same •
Office
842
D.WATSON, DENTI,T„
Faculty Gold Medallist and Q:alege
Gold Medalist, Toronto School Of
Saving Natural Teeth a Specialty,
Teeh. Easily and Carefully
" Extracted.
Oharges Moderate.
N. B.—As I have bought out the business of
the late Mr. Buggin, I will complete all ,epera-
tions begun by him satisfactorily to each afarient.
Office ove Johnson's Hardware Store, Meyer's
Block, Main Street, Seaforth.
SHAKER
BLOOD
Cur6s Complostely Sero ilia,
Syphil s, Cancer, Rhenmattsin,
Catarr 1., IJIW.rs and Skin eland
Blood 'senses -of e very des rip.
$1000 reward to any cheraist who will
find, on enalysis of 100 bottles of Shaker
Blood Syrup, one particle of Mercury,
Iodide of Potassium, 'or any mineral sub-
stance.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.'
Sold by J. S. Roberts, Druggist, Seaforth.
Ayer's Pills.
• After the bowels are regulated, one of these
rills, taken each. day after dinner, is usually
all that is required to complete the cure. r
PILLs are sugar-coated and purely
vegetable— a pleasant, entirely afe, and Ire.
-liable medicine for the cure a disorderS
of the stomach and borrelS. They Ilre
the WO of all ptugatives for family use.:
PREPARED BY
lipid by all Druggistin
ANCHOR LINE
1:1 S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Sail from Pier 20 North River, New York,
Every Sattirday, for
GLA GOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
RATES OF PASSAGE
TO GLAS OW, DERRY. BELFAST OR LIVER
POOL, ABIN, $60 to $S0. SECOND
CAB , $40. STEERAGE, OUT-
WARD, 528. PREPAIDk 521.
Anchor idne Drafts !mined at lowest rates are
paid free of obarge Bngland, Scotland and
Ireland.
For passage, Cabin Plans, Book of Tonto, &e.,
GREEN, Yon.31, or to S. nrcKseN, Post
Oftice,Sesforth. 832
-OF-
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
GREAT REIiUCTION IN PASSAGE RATES.
Cabin rates from QuEbec to Live pool and Lon -
and 8150. Intermediate from Qu bee to Liver-
pool, Londonderry and Glasgow, 6.75 ; Retairn,
$73.50, Steerage—Quebrc to Liaerpool, Derry,
and Cardiff, 4. From Liverpool, QueenStOlvo,
Londonderry, Belfast, London, Bristd. or Cardiff
to Quebec, 81 .
MoneytLoa ed and Real Eas4te Bought
d Sold as Usual.
I repr sent !several of the best Ifisuranee Chin -
panics i the World.
.110'0 'cc—Market Street, Seaforth.
862' A. STRONG.
JAMES BURGESS/
OF THE
CITY RESTAURANT,
Has a complete stock of C afectionery
EAFORT7,
and a 1 kinds of Fruits an Vegetables
in season fresh. Ice crean'l and tem -
brand of igars• and Tob
rsezydetd at any. hour. Eve
Re
. The hest
co. Lunch
v attention
ember the place—directly op -
Market street, Seaforth.
JAS. BUROESS.
—Glass' bread alw4s on hand '
SEAOORTH WOOLLES MILLS.
HaVing my new mills n W in first-
class running order, I have pleasure in
that with enlarged premis B and im
prove machinery, I am bet or than ever
prepa ed to turn out first -c ass work on
the shortest notice, and wi I be pleased
to se 114 my old custo ers and as
many Lew ones. A latge stook of goods
on ha d to trade with as us al.
J. S PORTER SE FORTH
am deiermived to Cle r 6,1t ray'
B tir Stock of .Furni ure regard -
les o Cost.
THo,E IN WANT, it villain. them to ascer-
pecially to newly married couple4.
$2.50. I also keep Knowlton's Spring Bed, the
best and Cheapest in the mar et ; 'warranted
Mammoth Jew• elry Store, Main treat, Seaforth
EaCsatsshr ;Oil hides, skins, furs a d tallow. No
truck dr trade. Casla-for everything.
JOHN S. PORTER.
625
StAVORTII PLANING- MILL,
sAsHipooll AND DUNI) FACTORY
trasts bathe may be f avored wit a continuance ..
THESubScriberbegaleave to th ukhitraumerea
-1- customers for the liberalpatro age eXtended to
• to build would de -well to give
him a call,as he will continue to ceep on hand a
Dry Pine Lumber, Sa3hes, Doors,
Blinds and Mouldings, Shingles,
but firat-classworkarenereemployed.
Particular attention paid to Custom Platting
tlit
201
JOHN H. BR ADFOOT.
OLE PIG.—The under -Si
both idea Terms,—$1,payabl
S., Tnekersmith,
his aoimal was
known breeders,
ported stock on
at the time of
ing if necessary.
'788
whiat will, help all, of either sex,,Tto more MOney
right Ia.-way than atything dee in this World.
Fore_ rthes eavait the workers absolutely sure. At
once address TRUE It CO., Augusta, Maine. $54x52
SEAFORTH
Wholesaleand RetailDealer in LEATHER sad
• WE FINDINGS of EveryDescription.
None but the Very Best Steels kept. Tartu
moderate. A TrialSolicited. All orders b/ maD
BlIETT