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NOVEMBER 28, 1884.
P
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/than Death.
The British Royal Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals may
in common with all humane persons,
feel gratification. that the long continued
experiments by Dr. Richardson for the
painless extinction of animal life have
peen brought to a successful termin-
ation. The electric shock, which atone
time found favour for this purpose, did
not prove Sufficiently safe to allow of its
adoption, and Dr. Richardson felt that
an anEesthetic agent must be sought for
by which death should be rapid as well
as painless; Ile successfully experimey.
ted with nitroua and carbonic -acid,
bisulphide of carbon, coal gas -cora-
bitted with chloroform, all of which
snore or less fulfilled their end.
The results have been very
satisfactory, as carried oat ab the Horne
for Lost Dogs, where a chamber was
charged with carbonic oxide, the gas
having been previonsly passed over a
porous surface, from which it took up
vapour containing chloroform Into
thia chamber was introduced,,a cage
containing so man v dogs, who in a very
short time passed frompife to doth in a
profound sleep, without evincing the
slightest pain or conkionsness. Dr.
Rich.ardson has also administered the
same narcotising agent to sheep, so as
to allow of their being killed in a perfect
1y- painless manner, and it is to be hoped
before lona there will not be an abattoir
in the whole of the country without fa-
cilities for employing the ay atem.—E ng -
hall Mechanic.
•
Be of Good. Cheer.
A man who acqhires a habit of giving
way to depresaion is an the way to ruin.
When trouble comes upon him, instead.
of rousing his energies to combat it, he
weakens, his faculties grew dell, his
judgment becomes obscured, and he
sinks into the slough of despair. And,
if anybody puts him out by main force
and places him safe on solid ground, he
stands there dejected and discouraged,
and is pretty sure to waste he means
of help which have. been given him.;
How different it is With the man who
takes a cheery vieweef life even at its
worst, andfaces every ill with unyield-
ing plueir I He may be swept away in
an overivhelming tide of misfortune,
but he bravely struggles for the shore.
and is ever ready to make the most of
the help that may be given him. A
cheerful, hopeful, courageons disposition
is invaluable, and should be assidnously
cultivated.
Ice and Caste in India.
India is no longer dependent upon
America for her ice supply, as in many
of the large oities ice factories have
been establiahed, thus bringing the lux-
ury within the reach of persons of very
modest incomes. Many of the natives
lia-ve learned to esteem the use of ice a
grateful addition to their comfort. In
an advertisement of one of the great
companies having factories at Allaha-
bad, Lucknow and Agra We find this
addressed to high -caste natives: "We
invite inspection of any of our factories
by our native friends, so that they may
see for themselves that the ice is maiaa-
factured with all 'due regard. to caste,
and that nothing is doiae te offend the
-
most prejudiced." ReceatlY a fire i
Bombay destroyed a large ice factor
and had the bread supply been sudde
ly cut off there would not have been a
greater outcry than was raised at thle
prospect of an ice famine.
The Care of the Hair.
The hair is the covering of the roof of
"the home of thought and palace of the
seed' Where baldness, which some-
times occurs in quite young persons, is
hereditary, it is doubtful if anything
can be done to prevent or remedy I
Avoid restoratives and other nostrums,
and, as a rule, do not use pomatums or
ei.Is upon the head.
A certain hair balm was very popular
Many years ago and did. wonders, if the
directions were followed. The bairn
was to be used night and morning, first
rubbing the scalp with a stiff brush for
five minutes before applying the sttiff.
The thorough use ab a moderately Stiff
brush will greatly promote the health
of the scalp and prevent the falling
ofthe hair without a bake or other pre-
para.tion. The hair should be occasion-
ally washed, and if there is ranch dand-
ruff, the yolk of an egg will be most
efficient in removing it. Work the egg
with the fingers well into the hair, a
little at a time, to bring it in contact
with the scalp; then wash it out thor-
oughly with water, and the hair will be
beautifully clean and soft. Avoid all
shamPooing liquids; those used by bar-
bers are strong potabh solutions. The
call it " Salts of Wormwood" and
"Salts of Tarter," 0,11(1 TISO it without
knowing its real nature. It is very
effeotive in cleaning, but ruinous to the
hair. If the falling of the hair is not
prevented by thorough brushing, Born
stimulating application may be mad .
Cantharides is most commonly used.
Half and ounce of the tincture of can-
tharides added to a quart of bay ru
svill answer better than, most " hai
tonics."
News Notes.
—It is believed that the cost of th
Nile expedition will be $65,000,000.
—The Skye crofters have uncort-
dition.ally submitted to the authoritiee.
—The hog cholera is raging along th -
Sangartaion river in Illinois, bOm
farmers having lost as many as 20
head.
—The Massacb.usetts Congregatibnal
Sunday School Convention has resolved
to abandon the old testament in Sun-
day schools and to retain the new testa-
ment.
—A married woman, who is said to
, move in the best circle -a in Toreint6,was
caught counterlifting in the Bon
Marche on Saturday. She disgorged
valuable mnff and was allowed to
depart.
--Warlike preparations go on steadily
China. Thirty thousand Chinese
Soldiera crossed the Yangtse river going
southward near Poyang .during October.
The Chinese Government has arranged
for English and American vessels to
run the French blockade of Formosa.
—Mr. Parker, superintendent of the
Badid•wich, Ontario, fish hatchery, re-
ports he has already got twenty million
whitefish eggs in the hatchery, and that
it is his intention, to obtain about fifty
Million eggs this fall. One handred
and seventy-five million eggs can be
hatched in the building in a season.
—In spite of the spread of education,
drunkenness is greatly on the increase'
in England, especially among women.
• Oat of thirteen drunken persons
T E ,HURON EXPOSiTOR
brought before a London magiStrate a
few days ago, ten Were women, and put
of 17,00e persons apprehended dur ng
twelVe months at Liverpool, 7,000 w re
women.
—A Curious difficulty has arisan in
the Swiss Canton of St. Gall. lie
principle of capital punishment vkas
*3gal:dished to be applied, through an
appeal -to the people, and the first On-
tence of death has been passed but he
popular vote forgot to mention the fo m
the penalty of the law should take, and
it is anticipated that the result of t1iis
curious deadlock will be that be Grard
Council will have to exercise 'ts pre o.
gative of mercy.
--Lettera have been rece ved frAna
General Gordon dated Nov. 4. Tthe
General says his position atKhrtot1m
is very secure, and the troops are in
excellent spirits. He says the Mabdi
regularly receivesEuropean newspapeks,
wherefrom he learns the moteenent of
British troops in Egypt.
—Reports from up the Nile shOw
that t14s Canadian -boatmen are experi-
encingmore difficulty in ge ting. the
boatsitip the cataractri than they antiei-
pated. The muddiness of -the water
prevents them from seeing the rocks.
The difficulty of the Dal Cataraot, how-
ever, is diminishing, and, tbe
rate_of progress is likely to increase.
—The Galvaston (Texas) News sap; :
Thirteen thousand carloads of wheat,
from California to Liverpool, are eft-
pected to begin paseing over the Sunset
route in a few days. It will t ke froM
now until June to finish the s ipment.
The wheat is delivered, it is u derstorid
by the railway at $9 per on o Liver-
pool, going by way of New Orleane.
Reckoning 2,000 pounds to the ton the
rato will be only 27 cents a bu hel from
California to Liverpool.
—Mr. Neil Carrie, son of r. John
Currie, of Hibbert, who _ser ed forir
years' apprenticeship in the atereos
engine works, Brantford, is bout re-
moving te South America. Being a
skilful workman and haying iven ea-
cellent satisfaction to his empl•yer,
has secured the position of ferarna,n,ie
the erigine works in Valparai o, Chili,
at a salary of $1,000 for the iret year
and $1,200 for the second year.
—On Saturday 15th inst.ther died 4t
his residence, Whitby, John Prii gle,
aged 98 years and 2 months. The, de-
ceased was born in Earlsto e, noar
Edinburgh. He came to C nada in
1833, becoming a resident of obourg
for about two years, and theul catedde
Whitby. Here he engaged in farming
operations to some extent. He was the
father of ten children, eight of wheni
are still living. He was one of he olel.
est - living Masons, havingl c•nnectod
himself with St. Andrew's ledge in
Edinburgh, in 1808, and in 185 affiliat-
ed with Composite Lodge, 1' hitby,
making him 76 years a Mast's. Hui
grandchildren living number 35, and
the great grandchildren exce al this
nuraber, besides one great-grea grand's
child. In religion he was a Pres oyteriaa
and in politics a Reformer.
•
GRATEFUL—COMFORTI G.
EPP'S COC
BREAKFAST.
"By a thorough knowledge'
natural laws which govern t
ations of digestion and nutriti
by a oareitil applicaion of the
perties of well-selec ed Cocoa,
has provided our breakfast tabl
a delicately flavored beverage
may save us many doctors' bills
by the judicious use of Bach ar
diet that a constitution may be
ally built up until -Strong eno
resist every tendencyeto disease.
dreds of subtle maladies are
around us ready to attack
there is a weak point. We ma
many a fatal shaft by keeping o
welt fortified with pure blood
properly nourished frame."—Ci
vice Gazette. ---Made simply wi
ing water or milk. Sold only in
by grocers, labelled thus—" Ji
es Co., Honampathic Chemists,
England.", Sole agent for Can
O. Colson,:illoutreal. 8
,Great SucOess.
;
of the
e opera
n, and
ne pro.
r. Epps
s with
which
.
Iti$
icles of
gradu4
gh tc
Eltin4
oatin
hereve
escap
rselve
and a
il Ser
• boil
acket
$ EPP,
ondon
da, 0,
4-52
Two hundred bottles sOld in one week.
Why? Because it is a genuine larticle
and does all it profeases. What? Dr
Scrapeinoff's Russian Corn and War
Eradicator. For sale by all druggists
837.52.
Strength
is a valuable quality under any circum-
stances. Uhe strongest are always the
greatest whether in the kingdom 0
mind or m1usole. Dr. Dow's Sturgeon
Oil Linim nt is one of the strongest
remedies Inown, but when used exter-
nally, wh n the skin has not been
broken, it effects in. relieving pain are
most grateful and soothing. For Rheu-
matism, Ibumbago, Neuralgia and the
like it has no equal. 805.52.
A
Mr. W
says : " M
'affected
years, and
than ever
remedies
to try Dr.
with most
bottle reli
second bot
has not h
years."
Roberts'
833:52.
11
VIP
ale •
Great Dissovery.
Thomas, of Newton, Iowa,
wife has been seriously
ith a cough for twenty-five
this spring more severely
doe°. She had used many
ithout relief, and being urged
ing's New Discovery, did so,
gratifying results: The first
ved her very much, and the
le absolutely cured her. She
d so good health for thirty
ial bottles free at J. S.
rag store. Large size $L
ever Give Up.
If you lare suffering with low and
depressed spirits, loss of appetite, gen-
eral debility, disordered bli--sficid, weak
constitution, headache, or ay disease
of a bilious nature, by all means procnre
a bottle of Electric Bitters. You will
be surprised to see the rapid improve.
ment that will follow; you will be
inspired with new life; strength and
activity will return; pain and misery
will cease, and henceforth you will
rejoice in the praise of Electric Bitters.
Sold at 50 cents a bottle by J. S.
Roberts. 833.52.
Holloway's Ointment and Pills.
Abscesses, Erysipelas, Piles.—Un-
varying success attends all who treat,
these diseases according to the simple
printed directions wrapped round each
pot and box. They are invaluable to
the young and timid, whose bashfnlnesta
sometimes endangers life. Though ap-
parently local, diseases of this nature
are essentially blood diseases but a
little attention, moderate persev ranee,
and trifling exp nse will enable the
ost diffideht to tondnot any case to a
h ppy issue witho t exposing eecret in-
fi rhities to any 1 one. The Ointment
c ecks the kcal irflarnmation and alle-
viates the throb ing pains. These
directions also Isle rly point out when
and how Holloway's _ Pills are to be
taken, that their purifying and regu-
lating powers may assist b adjusting
and strengthening the c nstitution.
83 .52.
•
Po ash.
odide of o ass nm ' is ride of the
st ongest of h minerals use• i medi-
ci e, and ha 'rothiced muc Buffering
in the world,1 Ta en for s, lorig time
an in large II ses, it dries n • tie gp.s•
trio juices, irn airs digestion the stom-
ach refuses fo d, nd the p ti nt de-
cli es in hert th nd weight Persons
wi h Blood or kin Diseases ssould be
ca eful how th y ake the e mineral
po eons, as ix •iostj instances the effect
of hem is to el ostj permane tly impair
th constitutozIi o take th Pla.ce of
th se poisons we oijfer You a safe, sure,
pr mpt and Pe hem your
isnedntiitreis-
mai ent relief
troubles. Shaker
ly a vegetabl
ea y to conviho
have cured
in he third ge
Sh ker Blood
sig ally failed
Dri Smith, Ban
A yourig m
yoq for his cu
use of your S
metit had fail
gis , Cobourg,!
re
lood Syru
pTeparation
yon of ita m
permanently
-erationl by
yrt4s, atter
ith mereury 13.
gor,, Pa.1
requesta me
of blood poiso
ific after allot
.J.E.Kenu
1
1 d taint
he use of
had most
potash:1
o thank
by the
er treat
,
drug.
1;.
or years )(Was afflieted
're ter of the inOst obstinate t
tre ted by man of the best p
took quautities •f mercury, p
ars nio, which, imitead of u
-Tetter, crippled me up with
poi on and theurnatisna. Th
con inued to r w orse, and t
ing almost de me crazy,
con ition I was indiicedto take
Bloid Syrup, a d he result
ast nishing AS i was gratifyi
few months the totter was ent r
the mercurial poisoning all on
sys ern, .and I as a, well mani-
onl to Shaker load Syrup.
su i eters should take it.
C. H. Sar ent, Hajverhiij, 1 ass.
F r sale by 4. S. Ro erts, rnggist,
Sea orth. 855.12.
•
Oa Dry
e. Was
sicians;
'sh aud
ing the
mineral
tetter
e itch -
In this
Shaker
was as
In a
ly well,
:s of my
nd-due
I like
Its We
1 T e aggregate
the nited State
188 , we have j•
tho ity of the Tienesiwas 78,96
min es. When We Haw this
wei. ht of gold given as the
tion of all preczcliug years, w
onc struck -wit the remark
pro. imation of th weight
wh t has just c me to Our k
was the output f C coa in this
by Ins firm (ja ere Epps and
one ear only, tie latit twelve ha
bein 86,403,333 trey ounces, /e
avoi atupois ton , and on the rx
we ould not ithStand reci.lI
mini the adage ." Worth its
in e old."
ght th Gold
preduction of
of Arnerioa,up
at been told an
is
a
Words it arning
111 ort.
"If •ou are eufferin, from poo
ealth or Ian uis ing on a
• of eicknes , ta e cheer if
are Rim .ly iiIing, of ir
weak an, di pirited,
without cl arl know-
ing why, op Bitteis
, will surel epee you.
• IL
If you are a pain ster, and
have overtaxed your elf with
youe pastoral du ies, or a mother
wore out with are and worklo
man' of busineia or labor, wo4.k€ned
by the strain of 'our everyday ties, or
•
a man of letters toil ug over yp e mid-
night work, Hop Biters will rdo sure•
ly strengthen yo
old, in
0 June,
the au -
72 troy'
ticular
umnla-
ere at
le ap-
en to 11
wledge
onntry
o.) for
nth, it
2,645-
Onent,
hag to
eight
84-2
A Good Guarantee.
H. B. Pochraue, druggist, Lancaster
Pa., writes that he has guaranteed over
300 bottles of Burdock Blood Bitter
for dyspepsia, bilious attacks and liver
and kitny trou In no case has it
disappoiz4ted ,t ose who used it. 14
Canada i iveB he same general a atis4
faction. 857.52. w.
sess,
in the Air.
ig winds. the damp at.4
uddenly checked per,
re lurking. Hagyard's
cures colds, coughs,,
nchit.ieeand ala corns
towarde consumption.
ange
In th.1 chilli
Mospher, , and
ectoral j Balss
stbrna t,nd In
plaints tending
357.52.2.
AG
Waste not you
living„which
Clogs the syste
he channels of, h
nd regulate all
dock Blood Bitte
,1
•
od Motto.
substance in riotous
ds itnpriie blood and
with dist ase. Open
ealth, purify the blood,
the organs with Bur-
rs 857.52.2w.
A Prin ely Fortune.
A man may po Hess the, fortune of a
rince, bit can 'n ver possese happiness
Without ood he Ith ; to secure which
the blood mast b kept pure and every
organ in proper a Aim). Burdock Blood
Bitters pUrify th blood arid regulate all
the organ. 857 , 2 2w.
••—
epen Upon it. e
You caiJ dopeni npon Hagyard's Yel-
lsw Oil a a pain reliever in rheuma,
t'sm, ne ralgia, and all painful and:
intlaroma ory complaints. It pot only
reliovets b it Cures 857.52.2w,
I
Buoislen's
The bet salve
bruises, s res ulc
sores, tett r, eha
corns, and all ski
tively cures piles,
nteed t
oney re
For fi
it is guar
don, or ni
per box.
833.52.
• For to
sham pooii
and skin
phur 8oar
I
Dr. Lo
An agreett,
to remov
re
team.
° I have
dorn and
recom roe
Ohe bettl
cern Our
(Signed,)
Said by L
Ses.forth.
Arnica Salve.
n the world for cuts;
rs, salt "Ileum, fever,
ped hands, chilblains,
eruptions, and posi-1
or no pay required.]
) give perfect satisfac-
uncred. Price 25 cents
le by J. S. Roberts.
•
gh couditions of the skin,
g the head, pimples, eruption
iseases, use Prof. Low's Sul -
857.52m.
's Plea ant Worm Syrup.—
le, saf and effectual remedy
all Muds of Worms. 857.
• •
sed Dr, Scrapemoff's Russian
Wart 'radicatbr, and can
d it as doing all it professes.
is worth four 'Of any other
. My corns are missing.
. 0. Burroughes, Stratford.
msden ;Druggists,
830x26,
CD
beeel
;•••&)
you
feel tj
PC)
If you are euff rin fromlover-eating
or drinking, any udiicretio4 or • iseipa-
tion, or are youn anl growing t fast,
as is often the c e,
Or if you p.r
on the farm;
where, and
tem needs el
stim u 1 ati og,
ing, if you a.
blood thin andia
feeble, nerves Un
waning, Hop Bit
to give you nelai 1
If you are eo
or suffering f
the numero
stomach oe
4
1 —r.
own fault if you ernitin ill. If
You are wasting away with a
form of Sidneyldiseaise, stop t
Mg death this m me t, and tur
cure to Hop Bitt rs.
If you are sic witl that terrth
nees nervousness yot will find h
in Gilead" in H p B tters.
in 1the works
at ihe desk,
eel that your s
ing, toning,
wit out iutoxic
e ol ,
•pu e, pulse
tea y, faculties
ers s what yoa
fe, bealth, an
tiv
oar
s d
owe
, or dysp
any oth
seases of
8, it is yo
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vigor.
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pt -
or a—
sick-
alm
—If you are a frtque ter, or a rrrideut
• —of a mias le atic district, ba eicade
—your syste •• a ainst the oburge
—of all c•unt ies Malari Epi-
• —demic Bil ous and In ermit-
-tent Fe ers by the rise of
—H p itters.
If you have ro
skin, bad breath,
You fair skin, r
preath and healt
for a case they Wil n
gh, pimply, or e,allow
Hop Bitters w'll give
ch
A La
"Oh, how I d
blear and soft as
her friend. -
"You can eaSily m
ed the friend.
"How ?" inqu
1, " By using Ho
pure, rich blood
It did for me as
1111
lood, the s
500 will
t cure or h
—7
y s[ Wish.
wiBli my skin
yours," said a
ke it so,"
, None are g
Of green Hops
Shun all the vile
" Hop " or " H
864.52.m.
A Four
Burdock Blood Bitt
time upon the livier,
iaeys and the elan,
in ever 3 case. arr
or money refund d.
red.
Bi
and
on
Mil
eetest
e paid
RS as
aly to
• Wee -
he first lad t
ters that Makes
blooming ealth.
bserve."
e without a hunch
on the white label.
poieonous fitti ii With
ps in their name.
Fold Work.
es act at th
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elieving
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'What's the matter?'
clo hs;—" 0..i! I'm cr zy with that Neuralgia
ady—(W th face ereloped in a icill of hot
tha continu lily troublos Inc."
-r--" mWell, how foolieh 1 Why don't you go to
Well,
Lumsden & Vilecn's ding store A nd get a bottle
of Fluid Lig tning ? It cercd rod in less that one
minute. I adeSays keep a bottle ii the house. It
is tie, 25 (suits. 852.52.
' 11 you sh uld be s nnforttitlate as to Burn,
Sca d or Wound your elf in anas way the proper
thi g to ke€.p clean ad heal it is McGregor &
Par -Os Carllolie Cerat . Insist on having, and
be Num yo4 get, McGregor & Parke's Carbolic
Cer te. P 'es 25 cents. Lurusbilen & Wilson,
dru gists, the genuine. 852.52.
,
jlneyley, Haniiltcn, se. : "1 read the
testiraosnia for aleGregor's Sr. edy Cure and
fou d that I had not to go to N w York, Phile-
delthia, Lott siana or Texas to And living wit -
nes es of it value, we have plenty of persons
rig t here to prove its Merits. I ot a bottle and
it elped e right away. I \ as as bad with
Bili us Fever and Indigestion ae think any one
could be, I hive taken three bottl s and am near-
ly ell and can eat a y kind of food without it
hurting me. I may Bay that I am better than I
eve
den
expected to the. F ee trial bottleil at Lunn-
& Wilson. 852.62.
A. IR/A.3RM 01--1
Seining Out at the Seaf7th Tea Store.
Aico dial invitation to all. The sale is now go ng on. Come early, and get
some.of, he gralt1 bargains. The entire stock of about $5 000 worth of' first class
goods.- full Of Teas, Swats and all kinds of Groceries, Crookery, China
and Glasaware. The whole stock must be cleared ut at °ace. The , rush has
alreadylcommenced, and will be very great. The highest market prices paid for
first-class! Butter and fresh Eggs. Poultry taken Eis cash when nicely dressed.
Oatmeal exchanged fisaoatis at mill rates. Salt and1Coal Oil in stock.
A. G. AULT, Mai
Street, Seaforth.
Buck'8 ugeprated ee
Radiant Home
COAL STOVES,
In 'both Single and Double •
Heaters, and with Oven 1
attachment. The
DLIPLEVICRATE '1
Is, supplied in all size's of '1 -
the 1884 stoves. It is the I
most economical, durable
and enoet cleanly grate -I
constructedi
My stock of
BIBLIIIIIC HARDWARE -
Is complete in every de-
partment. ,
'rouse _Furnishings,.
Cookiny and Heating
Stoves (for coal or-,
wood) Tinware and
Kitchen. Utensils.
Always the best induce-
ments te Cash and Prcmpt
paying,castomers at
MRS. JOHN' KIDD'S
HARD WARE
AND STOVE HOUSE,
SEAFORTH.
IMMIIIIM•10••••••••••
ST. JULIEN RESTAURANT
Alain StYee Seafornth.
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!
I am in daily receipt of Nosh Baltimore Oysters
both in can, and bulk.. Oysters served in aAl
I styles. Pe4ies leqpiring oysters for family use
' by leaving their orders with me ean be supplied
on the shortest notice.
Also a large stook of fresh eonfectionerst and
fruit always on hand.
CIGARS AND TOBACCOES.
I make a,specialty of Cigar'? and Tobaacoes
and keep ridne but the best brands on band,
w hich I can guaramtee to be first-class in every
respect, and invite all lovers of •t he exhiliarating
weed to give me a call, no I am sure they will
save money y doing so, as I keep nothing but
first-class gb ds. on hand, and at reasonable prices,
quality considered.
Remember the place—Sign of the Big Laltene
Main • street directly opposite Market s reet,
Seaforth.
JAS. BURGESS.
BRUSSELS LIME WORKS.
TOWN & SON.
THE subsefibers take Oust opportunity of re-
,.
turning thanks to the inhabitants of Brussels
and vicinity for past patronage, and beg to state
that having made several iMprovements in their
kiln and ea (ie. of burning. , they are now ; in a
better posit* than ever before to supply' the
public with first-class lime. 1
This being the tenth seaSon of our business
dealings in Brussels, and haaing given pnquali-
fied satisfaction so far, the public ean rel,- o re•
ceiving good treatment and a first-class Betide
from us. Filk-class Lime at 14 cents at the kiln
and 15, cents delivered.
We also burn a No. 1 lime for plastering at the
same price.
' Remember the spot—Brussels Lime Works.
859 TOWN & SON
LEGAL.
_
CARROLL & DICKSON,
Solieitols, (Conveyancers-, &c. Money to lend;
Seaforth and Brussels ; Sewirth office over John -
sort's Hardwaire store, Main Street.
N. B. One member of tbe firm will always be
in Seaforth office.
P. S. CARROLL, W. B. DICKSON,'
• Seaforth. Brussels.
,
J. Mi. BEST I
7
p ARRIST R, Solicitor, Conveyancers, &a
Office, Ca y's Block, three doors north of
Post Office,Seaforth. Godereeh Agents—Cameron,
Holt and Carrieron. 870,-tf
aARROW
‘-s tors, Ste.
Wm .Prondfo
PROUDFOOT, Barristers, 8 olice
Goderich , Ontario.—J. T. Gracrow
t. 1 686
AMERON, HOLT & CAMERON, Barristere,
Solicitor!? In Chanciery, &e., Goderieh, Ont.
M.C.Caraeroh,Q.C.,Philip Holt, M. G. Cam.
eron.
506
114 ANNING & SCOTTA Barristers, Solicitors,
a -T-1- Conveyancers, &c. Policitors for the Bank
of Jobnston, Tisdale & -Money to loan.
Office, Beaver Block, °Hilton, Ontario. A. H.
11.1ANNING, JAMES ScoTT. 781
MEYER &IIICKINSON, Barristers, &c.,Kent's
.-
1LT--1- Block Singham. Solicitors for the Bank
Of Hamilton., 1 Commissioners for taking affida-
vits in Manito a. Private funds to loan at 6 per
cent. Luckn w office every Wednesday. H. W.
C. MICINN. E. L. DicanisoN., 738
LOFT S E. DANCEY,
LATE withe meron , Holt ds Cameron, Goderich,
Barriste Solicitor, 1 Conveyancer, &e.
Money to loan, Bensoa's Old Office, Cardeo's
Block, 4eafortb. 786
Grand Trunk Railway,
Trains leave Eeteforth and Clinton stations as
follows:
GOING WE RTI— SRA VONT 31
Express.........a1:50 P. M.
Exprees... 8:58,P. M.
MixedTrain 7.5e A.M.
GOING EA41T-
Express ...a ,.... 745A M.
Exprees Traiza....1:50 P. M.
Mixed Train......4:45 P.M.
OLTNT019.
la30 la M.
9:15 P. M.
3:45 A. DI.
CLINTOW.
627 A.. M.
12:55 P.M.
1:00 P. M.
London, Jiliaron and Bruoe .
GOING NORT13— 1 Exaxess. Mail;
A. M. P.M.
London, drasesse. . ..,.. .. ...... 7 47 4 20
Exeter..... ...... ....... ........ 8 56 h 86
Hensall.... ..... .-... .... .... 9•13 5 50
17 acefield...'.
Rippe° ......... _.. ...... .... 99-2176 56 0565
Clinton............ ..,.... .... 9 48, 6 BO
Londesboro , 10 07 6 60
Blyth
• Wingham, arrive
Goetze- Sonata-
-
elgrave
. ...11.00 4351 77 2167
150islila 6 59
a
A. M.
ENVeiingglao. m , d , 7 49rpart
7 35
oBLiloiynottedhe'nab.
, . 88 4145
r , fi05
•
BKruippc:fine.1.;a 59
.7 • • • • • . ... , .
Erceaallenter, e .. ,.... : ,.. 9414'248
London, arrive 10 30
•
Wellington, Grey, and
Gorr G • N
•
Ethel. .
Beeessels
Bluevale.
Winghara.. 4 . ....
G 03N Stena-
Wingham
13luerale
Brussels
Ethel
An Old Soldier's
EXPERIENCE.
."Calvert, Texas,
May 3, 1882.
"I wish to express My appreeiation of the
valuable qualities of
Ayer's CherryPectoral
as a cough remedy.
"While with Churchill's army, just before
-the battle of Vicksburg, I contracted a se.
vere cold, which terminated in a dangeroul
cough. I found no relief till on our march,
we came tea country store, where, on asking
for some remedy, I was urged to. tzy AYER'S
CHERRY PECTORA.L.
"I did so, and was rapidly eared. Since
then I have kept the PECTORAL constantly by
me, for family use, and I have found it to be
an invaluable remedy for throat and lung
diseases. W. WellTanes."
Thousand's of testimonials certify to the
prompt cure of all bronchial and lung
affections, by the use of AYER'S ClIERRY
PECTOUAL. Being very palatabie, the young-
est children take it readily.
PREPARED BY
Dr.i.C.Ayer &Co.,Lowell, Mans
Sold by all Druggists..
ST. JAMES' HOTEL,
TORONTO.
SHARP & BRIGHAM,
(Formerly of Sharp's Hotel, Seaforth,)
PROPRIETORS.
THIS Hotel, which is situsted directly oppeeite
Lasion State n, his reeently been re -fitted
and'ie-furnished tinoughout and is now ene of
the best and most comfortable izotels in the city.
itaT Eve -y possible -attention paid to gueete and
eha:ges very 'moderate.
It, L. SBA RP -r Troprieters.
846 • JNO. BRIGHAM, j
MEDICAL.
TAT . S. MACPONALD, M.D., C. 31-.1Phyeician
V I 44.* Surgeon, Accouchenr, ear. Office and resi-
dence -that lately ocaepied by 1)r. Hutchison,
Auburn. 781
T G. SCOTT, M. D. &c, Phealcian,Surgeen and
• Aceoucheur, Seaforth.Ont. Office az d reel -
d enee south side of God erich treet, secoad door
east of Presbyterian Church. 842
VjfLRAN0VER,MD.,O. M.. Graduate of
w ,McGill University, Physirilan,Surgecee and
Accoechenr, Seaforth,Ont. (Alice and Residence,
North eide Goderieh Street, first Brick House
east of the Methodist Church. 496
R. W. BRUCE SMITH,
M. D , C. 31., _Member of the College of Phveieians
and Saracens, &c., Sealm th, Ontario. Office
and 13 eFidr nce seem at, roimeily occupied by Dr.
Vercoe, 848 -
DRS. ELLIOTT & GUNN,
BRUCEFfELD.
HOWARD ELLIOT,
Licesstiate of the Waal
College of Physicians,
and Surgeons, F.Iiin-
butgh ; -Licentiate in
Midwifery, Edinburg -ase,
833 28 .
WILLTAM GUNN,
ILicentiate of the Royal
College of Phe secians
ard Surgeons, Edin-
httrall ; late of the Iles -
pial for Women, Lon-
don, England.
EYE, EAR AND THROAT.
DR. GEORGE S. RYERSON,
tas. R.0s P., L. R. C . S. E., Lecturer on the Eye
Ear and Throat, Trinity Medical College, Toron-
to, and Surgeon ::re the Mercer Eve and Ear In-
firroary. Late Clinical Ate:defiant Royal London
ExPresa Ophthalmic Ffoepitel, Moorfields, ana Central
P. M. • Throat and Eel Hospital. -
2157
3 09
828
3 32
4 05
4 21
4 30
4 36
4 50
5 50
317 r!HUROH _STREET, TORONTO.
DENTAL.
J. FEAR, L.D S., DEN-
Bruc-3, TIST, HA s REMOVED
TO THE ROOMS FORMER -
1 LY OCCUPIED BY 0. CART 1 WRIGHT, OPPOSITE THE
laa23 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, IN
CADY'S I3LOCK.
11 16
Ace
P. st.
2 28
2 39
-2 52
8 05
Exp.
A. M.
5 48
5 58
6 13
6 25
11 26
12 00
/2 38
p,OAR FOR SERVICE.—The nndersigned will
keep for serviee on Lot 26, Conce,ssion 4, H.
It. S., Tuckersmeth, the thoronghbrt d Suffolk
boar Royal Prince" This pig is a opre Suffolk,
and has taken first prite where ester shown.
Terms $1, payable at time of eel eiee with the
privilege of returning if necessary. CHARLES
RUTLEDGE. :885x4
BOAR FOR SERVICE- —The undersigned will
keep during the present aeason on Lot 21,
Huron Road i Tuckersmith, a Thoroughbred
Berkshire Boar, to which he will aeceive a limited
number of sow_ Terms $1, payable at the time
of service, with the privilege of returr, irg il
necessary. JOHN B. HENDERSON. 885x4
s.1..,TE‘014K PIGS.—The urderssigned will keep.
'a' on hand during the seeeeet season, a Thor-
oughbred Suffolk Pig, to \vision_ a limited number
of sows will be taken. He is one of the best
pigs of his clssi in the county. Terms, $1, with
the piivilege o returning if: Drat essry. Apply on
the farm of th undersigned at Glieve's bridge,
Northern Cancel Roau, idelaillop. HUG Je
GRIEVE. 885-t
IMPROVE vpna STOCK.—The undte signed.
will keep op Lot 24, Concrssion 5, MeKillop,
a young thoroVghbred Bet kshire Boar, to which
a limited numb r of sows will le received. This
pig was bred b Mr. daceb Anderson / Wilmot,
and is one of t e best and purest bred aeimels
aver brought into the coputy. Terms $1 per
sow, with the jrivikgo of returning if neces-ary
WM. HABKIR
lael.TIDDING LOT R. SALE.—Thei18uHdtfer-
ville.
place of residan s. DANIEL CLARK, Egmond-
fanners, or oth rs desiring a pleasant and quiet
a ind are well ad p he ras dences of retired
t theesud nfi—oFbbrueo the
or. e - —
-" sign e d heel a f very eligible bui]d-
ing for bale cheap, These iota contain
a quarter of an acre each, are pleasantly situated
and conveaien b toss part of tbe village,
F. HOLMESTED, 87.7-tf
IJCCESSOR to late firne of McCaughey &
" Holmested Barrister Solicitor, Conveyaecer
and Notary Solicitor /or, the Canadian Bank of
Commerce. Loney to lend. Farms for Bele.
Office in Scott' Block, Main street, Seaforth.
-
"pp C. HAYS, Solicitor, &e. Private money- to
-Lye lend at lbwest rates of interest. OFFICR---
Corner ot Squa e and Wee, Street, Goderieh. 774
• MONEY TO LOAN.
caTRAIGHT limns at 6 per cent , intez est ray
Pa/ able half yearly, or 6i per cent. yearly, -with
privilege to borrower of repaying part of prieci-
pal money at any time. Apply to F. ifOLV4.
STED, Barrister, Sealorth. . - 850
VARM Ilr TtCKERSMITH FOR SALE.—For
22 Sale, the lierth hall of Lot 6, Concession 6,
Tuckersmitb e ntaining 50 acres, 45 of which
are cleat ed, fre from stun ps, and underdraieed.
The larm is wel ft-nttcl. There is a log house
and large trucebarn on stone foundation, good
i,
well and force, rump. It is withie. 4 miles of
Seaforth. and ti e roads leading frera it are all
gravelled. Apply to Mita. E. BURKE, Bulls
Head Hotel, To onto. e : 835-8
A PRIZESend six ceute for postage and
4 receive free, a costly box cf goods
which will help ell, of either sex, to more money
right away thief anything else in this world.
Fortunes await the workers absolutely sure. At
once addrees TR1:E &Co., Augusta, Maine. 8641-5;
D. WATSON, DENT1STy
Faculty Gold Medalist and College
Gold.Medalist, Toronto School of
Medicine.
Saving, Natural Teeth a specialty.
Teeth, Easily and Carefully
Extracted.
Er Charges Moderate. 'IA
N. B,—As I have bousht ont the bnsineas of
the late Mr. Buggin, I sk ill complete all opera-
tions begun by him satisfactorily to each patient.
Office oeer Johnson's Hardware Store, Meyer's
Block, Main Street, Seaforth.
AUCTIONEERS.
J la. BRINE, Licenced Auctionee: for the
w-1 • County of Huron. Sales attended in all
parte of the County. All orders left itt the Ex -
?envoi' Office vrill be promptlyattendedto.
A DELGATTY, Licensed Arretioneir for the
aea• County of Ilnron. Sides of all deseriptione
promptly attended to on reasonable terms. Ad-
dress Brussels P. 0. or apply on Lot 4, Con-
cession 12, Grey. 77
JAMES CAMPBELL, Licensed Auctioneer, Lot
10, Concession 14, MeKilh p. Sales conduct-
ed on the most reaernable terms, and satisfaction
guaranteed. All orders addressed to Walton P.
0. will receive prompt attention. JAMES
CAMPBELL. 8494.1.
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VT I IVID M i113
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W. M. MORRIS.
The simplest, strongest and most satisfactory
Windmill yet made. For pumping water, saw-
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machinery, it has no equal.
PUMPS! PUMPS.
I also manufacture iron Lift and Double
Action Force Pumps, which are guaranteed to
give satiefaction.
A Stock ef pumps and hose kept tonstantly
on hand.
Give me a trial. If I do not give eatisfaction
no sale.
All orders addressed to the undersigned, Mit-
chell P. 0., promptly attended to.
872-52 W.. M. MORRIS:
Obstructions of the stomach, livee
and bowels are promptly removed by
National Pills 857.52m.