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FEBRUARY 27,
1885.
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News Notes.
Tobogganing has taken a firm7hold
AS a winter arausementin iStratford.
, -It is estimated that 5,000 men and
women are Out of empl�yment in New
York. :
I -Geo. Elliott's biography has already
:brought into the i publishers the h 4-
-some sum of $40,000, and is'stillgoing.
.ahead. • .
-The proprietcirs of the Louvres
stores in Paris Calculate that they lose
between 2,000 and 3,000 francs daily by
thieves, who usually belong to the
wealthier classes. ;
-Oliver Wendell Holmes, jr., is the
• youngest judge that ever sat on ' the
.suPredne bench of Massachusetts, and he
looks muchyoungee than he is, and I olc:e
lawyers irreverently tallel about rhat
-they call the kindergarten court.
-Gladstone verifies the 'reports of his
, recovery of his usual health by resuming
the axe in Hawarden woods, and lately
he walked half a mile -through a drench-
ing rain without an umbrella and sat
through the service in cliurch in his
wet c1othinr.
--Mrs. Frederick Neilson, a weal 1
New York lady, and a sister of Freddie-
, r
Gebhardt, ha e been convert al to R.ornun
, Cathaticism by the preaching of Ii11gr.
. Capel. 'She Is young, beautiful, accom-
plished,. a,nd has been a grcat society.
favorite.
' 1 -The QUOKII of Belgium :s described -
- as stolidly insolent, without a grace or ,
' charm to season the defect. Horses are
her passipia and as she grows older she !
beconiesemore in sympathy with them
andless with the human race. All thel
faculties of her mind are daily coneee
trated for hours on the team of ponies
. she drives. • ' .
-Princess .Beatrice has ordered for
her trousseau several ]Irish poplin dresses
from a Dublin firth, aied one of these is
to be entirely in ivory white, of Oriental
design, interwoven with gold thread.
Another dress ivillbe of cardinal rivaling
the richest Lyons vel -vet. A third is to
• be sky-blue, plesely covered. with sprays
. of forgetme-acits,
-A Belgian living in Penetangu ishene,
. who left his -native land thirteen years
ago and has not since comanunicard
e . •
with ;13 is parents, has inheriteda fortthe
of one hundred aild twenty-five thousand
_kends. The wanderer was , unted up
by a Montreal detective, who found him
badly in need of the windfall.
--Last Sabbath night a lhowling .yell-
ing Mob besieaed the dr ooof the Salv
lion Army all on St. Jales stree
Montreal. Two policemen W o were Ofl
duty were seemingly powerless to -act.
The people then began to pelt the police
with snow, and finally a guard in the
Central station had to be called out
but even they were unable to dis
parse the mob, knots of whom kep
hanging around.
The Line of Beauty.
When men imiild Churches they ough
to:imitate the idea of the Great Arch
Rea and put the audience - in a circle
knowing that the tides of emotion .ro
- more easily that way than in straigh
lines. Six thousaad years ago God film
this world out of His right hand ;, bu
He did not throw it out - in a straigh
line,but curvilinear, with a leash of loae
. holding at SQ as to bring it back agaili.
The world started,froin His hand pure,
and Edeni.c. it: ha been rolling on '
t through regions :of mor
. temper., How. 'ion it ,will roll God
only knows ; but it it will in due *16
make a complete circuit and come back
to the place where it started -the ' hand
of God -pure an,01 Edenic.
1 ice- and. dis-
The history of the world g
- circle. Why is it that the shi
our day is impro Ling so rapidly
es in. a
ping in,
. Ti is
because men are mating the o d model
of Topa s ark.
tb4 as his opinio
derided by small
. time beat the Gal
:whieh we boast sc
ship!on the sea to
a deluge in which
earth were "wree -ed, landing all the-
y -two of eadh kind
thousands of species ?
on with its echievea
-many centuries the
ship carpenter_ givas
. Although so much
wits, that of Noah's
ia andtheArizona, of
much. Where is the
day that could outride
the heaven and the
passengers in safe
,of living creatures
:Pornology will go
-relents, until after
world will have p1 ims and. pears • equal
. P • •
to the Pat adisaica . The art of garden -
mg will grow for centurie, and after
the Downings and Mitehells of the world
have done their be t in the far 1 future
the art of gardentng will come up to the
arhoreseenee of the year 1. If the mak-
ers of culored glasses go on ineproving
they may in some c,enturies eto • be able
to make something dqual to the east
window of York Minster, which was
built in 1290. We are six centuries
behind those artists; but the world must
keep on toiling until it shall make the
complete circuit, and come ap to the
skill of those very men. , If the world
continues to improve in masonry, we
shall have after awhile, perhapa after
the advance of centuries, mortar equal
to that which I once SDAV in theall of
the'
all exhumed English city, built * , the
time of the Romans, sixteen In , dred
years ago -that mortar to day is a good
• as the day in which it was made, haying
outlasted the bricks and stone. 1 ' say,
after Inmdreda 'of years masonry may
-advance to that point. If " the ,world
stands long eneugh, we may have a city
as large as they had in old times. Baby-
lon five times the size of London. You
gainto the potterieS of England and you
• had them making cups and ' vases
• after the style of the cups and vases ex-
humed from Pompeii. The world is not
going back. Oh, no; but it is seieinging
in a circle, and will come back to the
styles of pottery known so lona ago in
the days of Pompeii. The - world ' must
keep on progressing until it makes the
• complete circuit. The cure'e is in
• the right direction andwill keep
on rzntil it becomes the eircle.-Talinage.
Dairy Perplea4ties:
- A North. _Auburn'Maine, enae .has
started a new butterfactory, and this is
the way the Lewiston Journal giveS the
history of it :
A yeunir, married- man and -his, wife
- put up the milk for a churnin e few
days ago, and he started to make Imitter.
He elnirned first, leisurely talking the
thing over with his wife, Iddking' at the
frothing milk occasionally, and tken
churning again. He -expected every
minute that the butter would come; hat
it kept hanging off, as butter will in the
best of churns, sometimes never coming.
•
Rebegan to get impatient. He cluirn. ed.
until his suspenders chafed' his back
and mile pulled off his coat and [loos-
ened them. He churned until he raised
a- 'Water blister as big as a banana- peel
right in the middle of his hand. He
.ehurned until he got mad and dropped
the "doato:d" churn handle, 'declar-
ing by the jumping Peter that he
wouldn't ehur 'away ten dollars in clay
wages for a p Ind of butte. Then the
patient wife took up the churn dasher
that the husb nd had laid down. ''', She
churned and k pt churninguatil shegave
it up. Thep her husban&aeher Solici-
tation carriecl he churn and the w ole
business over .:to the mill near by in
which he is em toyed.' Over at the inill
he fixed up aniachjie for. churning the
thing by water and he set the milk to
frothing again' . It frothed and frothed
1
all • day, and When he went home ,at
night he left it 'frothing, with the hope
that by morning it might- be either all
butter or • all froth. In the _night he
heard a tremendous pounding loutside:
. ' Say !" said a voice, ;" did you know
that the mill was running ?" Thechurnand the water had made such a r cket in
the stilt night that it had elan ed the
eleighbors. The owner 1.of the. churn
only yelled back -:. " Yes,t, I did. i)ern
the /mill !" •and he went back o bed
with cold rfeet and a cOld in hi, head.
.At about tweRe he was roused out of
bed /again by a fearful noise, am. some
one at the- door was yelling : "Say,
there ! your oldanill has got loose and is
running ?"
He went to the windo v' and arned
the Irian off and asked himif it w s any
]
of his business if it wa runnin and
what he .was up for at nig1t distu thing
decent people. Long before dayliht he
was rolused out by" a boy whose f tliea
hacl seht him over o tell him 1 that the
mill was 'running. He got up and went
over. The milk was frothing, but was
just as pretty milk s ever. It was evi
dent that it never could be better if it
was churned' forever. Some one- advised
him to take it home and 'ask his wife to
warm it,. The ent.'. of the churning
came when the milk having been. for 1
, moment 'forgotten.w4ei ' fouad boiling on
the stove, and now oith Auhtirn, that,
always relishes a jok , laughs and grows
fat over, its new but r factory.•
GRATEFUL -Lac MFORTING. -
-EPPS 'S • 00
BREAK 4.A.S.
"By a thorough lenowle ge of the' natu
tvhichgovern the operatic> is of digestiori
Jaws
d nu-
trition, and by a caretql a plica ion of thojjne
•propertieseef well selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps his
flatared beverage Whiph.M y Ortvle us rfriany • !
provided our breakfast trt ies with a deleca5t.#oc-y
tars' bills. . It is . by, tte. judicielus use of such
articles of diet that ii, eons itution may"be'gradue
ally -built up un •-•il-taong e 'met to resist . eeeryr
-tendency to d
dies are floatng around us ready to attack
(s
i ease: Hien reels of subtle, . rriala-1
Wherever there is a week. point. We may- escape .
heanyia fatal shaft by • keeping , ourselves well
fortified with pure blood a d a ptoperly nourish- ,
ed frame." -Civil Serviee.G zette. Made simply
With boiling water or milit. . Sold only in packets
'by grocers, labelled thus -".E, mes EPPS & Co., chemists • Ljindozj, England." Role
(Vent for Canada, ' C. E. Colson, Montreal. 884-52
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Fluio Lightni▪ ng cures neuralgia' in one minute.
Fluid Lightning cures toothache in one minute.
! Fluid Lightning cores face ache in °he minute.
i Fluid Lightning cures lumbago in one minute.
Fluid Lightning relieves rheumatism in one
minute. , •
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!Fluid Lightning cures any pain • or ache in-
stantly. Price -25 cents per bottle at Lenisden &
Wilson'e.drugstore, Seaforth. ,851.62m.
.McG regor kParke's Carbolic Cerate ha been
tested by years of trial and has been found the
'most convenient and effectual method of apply-
ing carbolic acid. The greatest antiseptic in use
for cuts, burns and old sores. -.Be ture you get
McGregor & Parke's Carbolic' Cerate. 1 ' Sold for
26 cents by Lumsden & Wilson, druggists, Sea-
fotth. 851.52m. '
The DeCided;
`Beneficial effect of ,Robinson's Phosphorized
Eeaulsion in the treatment of female weakness,
and . nervous prostration, has given it a wide-
spread eeputation, and in every ease the story is
the Same : My health is tre impecived since usin'g
it,?'.1".I am like a new woman," that we do not
hesitate to reconimend it to everyone in need of
abealth restorer. 891-52.2w: -
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me Items and Topico.
-`" All yobr oein fault
you remain sick.when you can
tet Hop Bitters that riever-fail. *
-TheI weakest Iranian, smallest (+lid 'and
sickest n valid can use Hop. Bitters with safety '
and great good. .-
--Old 4»en totteringaround frein rheumatism,
kidney 1rouble or any weakness will be made
almost n w by using' Hop Bitterp.
•-. ,
wife and daughter Were made ,health
by theu e of Hop Bitters and I recommend them
-to ply people. -Methodist Clergyman.
Ask any good doctoe if Hop
Bitters are not the best fainily medicine,
On earth! ,_ [bill. 1
Malarial fever, ague and usnss will leave
every neighborhood ap goon 1 as Hop -Bitter
arrive. •
"My mother drove tt eparalysis and 'neuralgia
all out of her system with Hop Bitters," -•-•Editor,
Oswego Sun, '•
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M• Keep the kidneF
yb. healthy with Hop Bit-
tere and you need not fear sicknese.
--Ice water is rendered harmless and more re-
freshing and reviving; with Ilop ,Bitters in each
dralighte
' --The vigor of youth for the aged' and infirm
in HopBitte5s I. - .
( ..--." At the change 6f life nothing equals )
1 Hop Blttte,rs to allay'all troubles rncident t'-
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-The best periodical tor ladies to takernonth.; ly, and from which they will receive the greatest
benefit is HopEitters.
-Mothers with sicleltie frettiel; nursing chil-
dren, will eure the children and benefit thein-
- selves by taking Hop Bitters daily. .
-Thousands dic anaually from ste _form of
th
kidney disease at might have been prevented
by a timely use of Hop:Bitters.
Le -Indigestion, weak atornach, irre larities of
the bowels, cannet exist :when Hope Bitters are
Used.: e ,
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A timely :. ' uie of Hop „
Bitters will keep a whole bunny !
In robust health a year at a little cosE
-To produce real genuine sleep' and child-±
like reposingiall night, take a little • op Bitters
on retiring-. '
Ve-None genuine without a bun h of green
Hops on the white label. tShun aill the vile,
poisenous stuff with Hop"lor "Hop" in their
name. 864.62m. •
Destroy the worms or t
phildren. Using Freenian's
expel all kinds -of worms.
- • '4.
ey may destroy the
'men 75Potrders, they
.2an.
To. Our Readers.
I If you suffer from .headache, dizziness, back-
ache, biliousness or'humor of the blood, try
Burdock Blood Bitters. It. is a.2-pararetpe cure
for all irregularities of the blood, liver arid; ,kid-
neys. 857.52:2w. -
els '
- A Good Record.
Among the many thousand bottles of Hagyard!ti.
Yellow Oil sold annually in Canada, net one has
ever failed to give satisfaction. It cures rheu-1
matism, colds, and all painful coinplaints and
injuries. 857.52.2w.
etee
Well as EN -dr.
Lcittie Howard writes from Buffalo, N. Y.
"My seretent became greatly debilitated through
arduoue professional duties, suffered from nausea,
sick headache. and biliousness. Tried Burdock
Blood ersevith the most beneficial effect. Ain
well as ever,", 857.52.2w. .
McGregor's Speedy 'Cure.
Every purchaser of common sense business
capacity, when requiring an article for a„, certain
purpose, purchases- only that which has been
tried or he is allowed first to test » fore buying.
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THE H
You are allowed a free trial bottle of MeG goee
Speedy, .Cure;""the great remedy for dyspepsii,
impure blood and, liver disorders at Lumselenc&
Wilsol drugstore, Seaforth. Soki at fe0c. arid
per bot le. See testimonials from persons i your,
own to n. 851.52m. ,
ON EXPOSITOR.
Usefulto Know.
1ver± one should know that Hagyard's
00. will give prelinpt relief; applied exte
win stop any, pain; and taken internally
colds, asthma, coup, sore throat and mo
flanuna ory complaints. 867..52.2w-
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Danger in the Air.
bi th,e chilling winds, the damp atmos
andi suddenly checked perspiration, colds
lurking.: • Hagyard's Pectoral Balsam cures c
Coughs, asthma and bronchitis, and all compl
tending towards consumption. 867.62.2w.
Excellent Report..
n. JosephiG. Goodridge, of Brooklyn. N
s : "
H.
writ ca not express myself in sufficie etly
praiseworthy erms of Burdock Blood. Bitters
which I! have used for the past two years itb
great benefit." 857.52.2w. '
ellow
nally
ures
t iri-
here
are
lds,
ints
Low's Wo en* Syrup aril remove wormsnd
cause, quicker than any other medicine. 57.
,
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For nettle- ries', itching piles,- ringworm .erup
ions, and all akin diseases, use Prof. Low's Slul
hue Sitap.r 857.2m. ' • .
•
National Pil1s urify the blood, regulate sto
ch, liver and boWels.• 857.62m.,
LEGAL.
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ARROW & PROUDFOOT, arristers, Soli 1-
X tors' Sec., Goderich, Ontati . J. T. GARROAP,
m. Pio+Foom.
686
C. ILAYS, Solicitor, tee. 'P ivate Money 'to
. lend at lowest rates of interest. Office-
orner of 8quare and West Street, Goderi b. 774
AMERON, HOLT & CAMERON, Ba
Solicitors in Chancery, &c„ Goderic
.0. CAMERON, Q. PLUM HOLT,
AMERON. .
risters,
Ont.
M. q.
506 I
X BEbT, Barrister, Solicitor, &c. ffice-
. Cady's Block, Three Doors North of the
P st Office,' Seaforth. Goderich Agents-Camette
I , HOLT & CAMERON. • 870 f
I OFTUS1 E. DAKEY, late with Cal ieron,
Holtt Cameron, Goderich, Barriste , S11 er
tor,,Con eyancer, &c. Money to loan.: Ben'
o 's Old Office, Carano's Block, Seaforth. 786
ANNING .& SCOTT, Barristers, 'Soli ritors,
Coneeerancers, &c. Solicitors for the Bank
of ohnstorii Tisdale & Gale. Money to, loan.
o ce-Beaver•Block, Clinton, Ontario. . FL
M NNING, JAMES Scorr. 781
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HOLMESTED, successor to the late 11 1 Of
.McCaughey & Holmested, Barriste , Sot
re Conveyancer and Notary. Solici for
Canadian Bank of Comnierce, Money to lend.,
s for sale. Office in Scott's Block, Main'
et, Seaforth. •
BYER & DICKINSON, Barristers, &c., ent's
Block, Wingharn. Solicitors for the •ank
lof I andlton; - Commissioners for taking attlda.eritsin Manitoba., Private funds to loan et per
cen .• Luoknow Office eery Wednesday. 11. W.
C. ErER, E. L. Memos. 738
EnoLt & DICKSON, Solicitors, Corierey-
kn aneerse&o: Money to lend. Seaforth and
Bru sels. Seaforth Office, over 'Johnson's Hard-
ware Store, Main Street. Ne B.. -One member of
the Orin will 'always be in•Seaforith Office. la S.
CARROLL, Seaforth; W. B. DICKSON, Brussels !
MONEY TO LOAN.
ONEY TO LOAN. -Straight loans at -6 !per
cent. ; Interest payable half yearly, or
per cent.. "- -early, with the privilege to borrower
of repaying part of the principal money at any
time A plY to F. HOLMESTED, Barrister,
Seaforth.. 860
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parts
Xp(:o‘
. AUCTIONEERS.
BRINE, Licensed Auctioneer for the
Carney of Huron. Sales attended in all
elathee County. All order ti left at Tete
ITOR Office will be promptly attended to
ELGATTY, Licensed Auctioneer for the
. County of Pluton. "Sales of all descriptidn
promptly attended to on reasonable terms. • Ad-
dress Brussels' P. 0., or apply on Lot i4, Cone
eessien 12, Grey. 77. "`
;VETERINARY.'
SEA FORTH 1 HORSE INFIRMAR:Y. e--Cornerlof
Jarvis and Goderich Streets, 'next door to the
Presbiterian • Church;- Seaforth; Ont. All die -
eases f Hopes, Cattle, Sheep, or any of the dii-
mesti ated animals, successfully treated at the
Infirn ary, or elsewhere, on the shorted notice
Charg s modeiate. JAMES W. ELDER, Veter-
inary "urgeon, P. S. -A large stock of ;Veterin-
ary M dicines kept constantly on hand
DENTISTRY.
TD. S., and 31. R.., C. D.) of
j
I . Torento. All operations
guaranteed. Anesthetics of all
kinds administered. Specialties -
Gold Filling and Perfect Fitting
Plates. Town patients will please make engage-
ments a day or two previous to having the opera-
tion perforinedi Wr' Remember- place, in
the rooms formerly occupied by C. Cattwright,
up -stairs in Oadr. 1 s Block; opppsite ehe Commer-
cial Hate], Seal rth
. 874
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• DENTIST,
Faculty - del 1 Medallist and -‘ollege
Gold MetlaJlist, TorOato School' .
of Medicine.
SAVING NATLRAL TEETH A • SPECIALTY.
TEETH. E. SILY -AND CAREFULLY, .tee
EXTRACTED.
Za- C4AR ES MODERATE. In,
N. B. As 1 h4ve bought out the business of
the lateilfraBiigain, I will complete all opera-
tions begun by h m satisfactorily to each patient,
Office Peer Johneon'ti Hardware Store, Meyer's
Block,ai Street, Seaforth.
, The Mitchell- Standard
.1
1NT DMIPP,
• - iPatented and -Manufactured by
W. M. 'MORRIS.
MHE S mplest, Strongest and -most satiefactdry
'I_ MTh dmill yet made. For pumping water
pawing w d, chopping grain or driving any light
inachinerl, it has no equal. •
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P MPS!. PUMPS!
I alsoi43anufactllreiron Lift and Double Ac-
tion Fori Pumps which are guaranteed to give
eatisfact' n.
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A doc of pum s and 'hose kept 'constantly on
hand.
Give ne a trial. If I do. not give satigfaction_
no sale.
All erd rs addressed to the undersigned, Mit-
chellJt. , promptly attended to. .
872-42r • W. M. MORRIS. •
L1.1 B -ERI, LUMBER!
• ,
The un ersigne3 having bought and re -fitted
the mach try d the Carrick MilI, are now fully
prepared to furnish Farmers, Contractors, And
Lumber1 ealers with al) kinds of Building Lum-
ber at th most reasonable terms.
, Those ilding houses we \ can furnish with
Dressed Ilaning and Siding at low rates.
Parties ordering- lumber can have it shipped
to any station on ' the Grand Trunk Railway.
Orders b3j mail promptly attended to,
• Give us a call, be ore dealing elsewhere.
LDWORTH, & CAMERON,
886-12 Whitechurch P. O.
PURE BRED B KSHIRE.-The undersigned
will keep du ng the present season, on Lot
6, Concession 1, ay, a pure bred Berkshire
Boar, to whioh a Hi tited number of sows will be
taken. Terms --$1 with the privilege of return-
ing if necessary:, JOHN WILLIS. Hay P. O.
894
UFFOIX PIGS.
0 on hand duein
oughbred Suffolk P
of sows will be take
of his thee in thee
privilege ot return;
the farm of the und
Northern Gravel r R
GRIEVE. -
TAIF'ROVE :YOUR
t will keep on Lo
a Joung Thoroughb
limited number of s
pig was bredby Mr.
and is of the best an
brought into the 'c
with the prieilege
W31. HABKIRII.
The undersigned will keep
the present season, a Thor -
g, to which a limited mimber
. He is one of the beat pigs
unty. Terms -$1, with the
g If necessary. Ann].y on
srsigned at Grieve's Brjdge,
ad, itIcKillop. HUG J.
6
STOCK. -The undersigned
24, Concession 5, McKillop
ed Berkshire Pig, to which a
ws will be received. this
Jacob Anderson, of Wilmet,
purest bred animals !ever
unty. Terms --$1 per sow,
of returning if neceseary
885
MO PIG BREEDE
JL keep for setvi
during the presen
Thoroughbred Beeks
This pig has a Regis.
best m the coeunter a
wherever shown. .!T
privilege of returnin
Leadbuey.
AKE YOUR C
shire and on
lege during the pr
signed it Bodge
cents at the time o
re
-The undersigned will
at his place in Leadbury,
season, that well-known
ire Pig, "The Guelph Boy."
red Pedigree, is one of the
d has taken First Prizes
rms-$1 per sow, with the
if necessary. AVM. BRA ,
880
IOICE.--.Two Pigs, one Ber
Suffolk, willbe kept. for Ise
sent season by the unde -
i le. Terms: SeventyL11 e
s thee,' with the privilege V
ming if. necesster, , JOHN P. MARSHALL.
.887.8
fo
ce
th
UFFOLK AND B ;RKSHIRE.-Two Pigs,on
Seffolk and the other BerkeCre, are kopt
service at Ilannie
sion 8, Township
NNIE.
peivilege of retini
0 PIG BREED
keep at his res
the preaent Season, t
Pig recently owned.'
an bred by Snell Br
hot 'Imported stock
the best bred pigs in
sow, with the privile
CH RLES TROYER.
Saw Mips, Lot 12, on -
f Hay. Terms: 1, With
ingif necessary. SAMUEL
887
S. -The undersigned' will
ence in Hills Green, during
at well known Berkshire
R. J. Turner, Brucefteld,
thers, Edmonton. He is
n both sides, and is one of
he county. Terms -$1 per
of returning if necessary.
887-8
frE SUFFOLKS A E HE BEST.L-The un-
dersigned has now o il Lot 21, Concession 2,
L. • S., Tuckersinith, itnd will keep for the
imp ovement of StoOk Two THOROUGHBRED SUP -
FOL BOARS. The oldest, "Granger," was far-
rowed on April 3rd,I1882, was bred by Mr. Wm.
Elliott, Milton, County of Halton. His- sire and
his dam were, bo1 h imported. . The second,
-'
"King Tom," was f rrowed in April, 1884. He
was bred' by Messrs A. Frank ea. Sons, of the
county of Peel, and both. his sire and his .daan
were also imported.! They are as ,,good pigs as
were Over offered foe Service in Huron as can be
.proven by the extended pedigrees which are
registered in the Canadian: Herd Book. Teethe
$1,-, with the privilege of returning if . necessary.
'GEORGE PLEWES.i . 891 ..
Ro
uo)
U. S. MAIL ST AMSHIPS
Sail from Pier 20,•Nort iver, New York,
Every Satin i 4y, far
GLASGOW VIA Li DONDERRY.
. ' RATES . OF 'ASS GE
TO GLASGOW, DERRY, eELFAST OR LIVER-
POOL, CABIN, $60 t 880. SECOND
. "; CABIN. $40. STE RAGE, OUT-
WAILD, $2,8, ' P • PAID, .821.
Anchor Line Drafts issoe at lowest rates are
paid free of charge in E gland, Scotland and
Ireland,
For passage, Cabin Plans Book of Tours, &c.,
apply to HENDERSON BR HERS, 7 BOWLLNG
GREEN, New YORli, or t S. DICKSON, Post
Office, Seaforth. - 832
APPLES!
CHARLES. DO
79 Queen St.,,Lond
WILL be gl
Growers,
view to Autunin
also give the us
ing advances,
to co
erchant
nd Sprin
facilitie
APPLES!
ALD & 'Co.,.
E.C., Eng.,
respond with Apple
end Shippers, with a
business. They will
to citstomers requir-
869-39
MIMI= NM 1111111111m1
MUSIOAL INSTRUMENT EMPORIUM
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO.
•
SCOTT BROS., PROM:110'0 S.
. Read the folowilig teStimonial by one of the best musicians of the present
day : "The Upright Pianos Of Messrs "Dunham deserve, as well an emphatic
"endorsement, is a decided en ccess, They develop a tone, which in power and
"sympathetic q Laity, can not be surpassed by the now existing Upright Pianos,
"and are equall beautiful in 'their musical qualities as well as in their exterior
" appearance." THEODOR THOMAS.
, 1
This celebrated Organ has always received the highest award wherever
shown, taking first prize at the Northern „ Union Exhibition in Octqber, 1883.
Among other Organs shown at this show were W. Bell & Co., Guelph I; Kilgour,
Hamilton ; Karus, Woodstock, &a. Call and. see us before buying. Old instru-
ments taken at t eir hill value. Orders for tuning pianos and organ attended
to at once. /
SCOTT BROTHE S.
N. EL -Small Ins-tem/lents, such asil violins, Guitars, Ac -cord ons, Con-
certinas, &c., on 'hand also a good assortment of Piano Coveys, Piano tools, &c.
All kinds of- Instruction Books. STAMPING Patterns for Kensingto , Crewel
and Outline Embroideries.
•
EXCELSIOR ORGANS.
1
Grand Trunk Railway,
Trains leave Seelorth and Clinton stations
follows 1
GOING WEST- . Sz.i0wtm.ChINTOIC
Express.... -1 1.50 P. 2.30P
Express .. 8.58r./. 9.M P•M
"Mixed 8 15 AP et.
GOING EAST -
'Express. - „-. 7.45 A. M.
. 'Express-. .. 1.50 P. M.
31ixed ., 4.45 i. 3i.
• London,
GOING NosTm- Express.
London, depart., 7.45 .4,
Exeter - 3.57
Hensall„ 9.07
Kippen. . 9.13
Brucefleid... 9.23
- Clinton. - .. 9.45
Londesboro 10,0.0
Illyth.... . 10.07
Belgra.ve . 1:0.22
Wingham, arrive 10.35
Gonne Soren-- e Expred-
Wingham, depart e• 7,48 .e.
Belgrave.. „ .`) t8.00
Blyth . _ . 4 8;15 -
Londesho.io .. 8.24
. tee°
Brucefield . . 9.05
Kippen. „
ea .„. 9.18
7.25 a. ef
14051. M
4OOr. M
1
nd Bruce.
Mail. 2nd Class,
-M. 4.50P.M. 8.00A.M.
- 6.10 9.25
6_24 • 9.57
6.29 10.07*
•i
6. 8 10.22'
7. 5 - 1L30
7. 0 12.00
7.7 ' • 12.16 P.m.
7.46 12.48
7,55 1.16
Mail. 2nd Class
M. 3.03 p. M. 1O20&M
3.17 11,21
2:30 11.42
3.38 12.00
4:05 12.45 i. ,
4.19 1.11
,
4.27 L27
4.32 1.36
Exeter.. _ „..,.. 0.35 . 4.43 2.35
' London, arrive .. 10.51 e 5.50 5.30
. :).
Wellington, Grey' an4. Bruce.
..
Gentle Nonni- Accom. - Express.
Ethel -2.30 P. M. '9.39 P. M.
Brussele. 2.41 9.53
13luevale..... • 2.55 10,09
Wingliam .... ▪ 3.10' 10.20
I GOING SOUTH- Express. Aceom, ' •
' Wingham 6.50 A. M. 1L18 A. M
Eluevale 7.20 11.30
Brussels' 7.15 11.50
Ethel . 7.27 12.05
' NOTE. -The Morning Train going South and
..
the Evening Train going North, run on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday only.
NEW MILLING FIRM IN SEAFCthTH.
• ••
THE SEAFORTH ROLLER MILLS,
LATE THE RED MILL.
McBRIDE & SMITH, from Strathroy,
:laving bought the above mills,and refitted them throughout with all "e latest
and best machinery that could he procured for a '
9RADUAL REDUCTION ROLLER MILL,
And the result attained is, they have one of the best mills in the Provinc
Farmers can now get all their GRISTXNG and CHOPPING done in Seafert
and have it home with them the same day, and Satisfaction Guaranteed. 1
33±-t..A.,101" .A3D
For sale by the ton or in less quantes-FOR CASH. Cash for any quantity of
Wheat. •
McBRIDE &
MR. THOMAS SMITH will personally superintend the Seaforth Roller
Mills.
T H E
1CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE.
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
Peid up Capital, - $6,000,000.
Rest-
re-
th
Or
St
F:
2,000,000.°
PRESIDENT, HON. WM. MCMASTER.
SEAFORTH BRANCH,
he Seaforth Branch of this Bank continues to
eive depesits, on whitth interest is allowed on
most favorable -terms.
Drafts on all the principal towns and cities in
eda, on Great Britain, and on the United
tes, bought and sold.
)ffice-First door SOUTH of the Commercial
tel.
•
,
A. H. IRELAXD, Manager.
HOLMESTED, Solicitor. 639
AF'oBTH WOOLLEN
I1 aving tny New Mills now in first-class running
ord r, I butte pleasure in announeing to Ilny cus-
ton ers and:friends thatevith Enlerged Premises
an
On
see
A
PROVED MACHINERY,
1 am brer than evel prepared to turn out
RST-OLASS WORK
he shortest notice, and will be pleased to
all my old customers and as many new ones.
•
ARGE STOCK. OF GOODS
On hand to trade with as usual.
e A.1 G. VeetEGMON
and
the
cha
846
JAMES'l HOTEL,
TORONT'P.
ARP & BRIGHA-M
( Formerly of Aarp's Hotel, ieaforth,,)
PROPRIETOIRS. .
HS Hotele which is situated directly opposite
Union Station, has recently, been refitted
refurnished throtighout, land is now one df
est and inost comfortable hotels in the city
Every poteible attention paid to guests and
=es very.nicelerate..--
R. L. SHARP, Proprietors
J3t,"0. BRIGH.43I, ,
FOR SAL
HRSES FOR SALE. -Th undersigned offers
for sale ileetian of Geldings rising three
year. • old, sired by -"Enterprise," one Heavy
Drai ght Filly rising two;and one Heavy Draught
Geld ngnsing two. For further particulars ap-
ply « the Proprietor on Lot 14, Cloncession 11,
Mel(' !lop, or to Winthrop P. O. JOHN J.
PAR SH. 895-tf
-Sep ..ENDID FARMS FOR. SALE.,--f-For sale ,Lot
8, Bayfield Road North, containing, 100
acre-, about 60 acres cleated a1,nd in a high state
laoirfieic Itivation, the balance leen timbered with
fahanardemd.vood, Black Ash and Cedier, -The buildings
Road
con
and i
aand
rate
Vern
II first-class and new; 4 splendid orchard
bundanee of water. This tarn" adjoins the 4
e of Varna, and is one of the :best located
in the County. Also Lot 19, Bay . eld
South, adjoining_ the village of Vie a,
ning 53 acres all cleared area well fen ed,
a good state of cultIvationt A good barn
chard. The above farms will be sold p -
y or together. Apple! to THOMAS W'
. 89 -tf
,)
r
71-1'
HAVE YOU SEEN
T OSE
GRilf COTTONS
AT--i-
Rahton Bros.
I tell you they draw custom every
time. Cettons ! is the cry. Cottons!
ICottons! Cottons !, all low in pilibe, and ,. .,
special prices by the piece. "
Now (is
BROS. fo
ask to see
c
the thae to go to R
your Cottons, and wh
their •
New S ring Prints, Shit-
. ottonades, &c.,
NTON
le there
tings,
And don't-forg t it! All this month
winter go ds to be sold at those great
discounts e told you about,
A lot of Rem ant Dress Goods to be
sold'eheap All corne.
Ra ton Bros.
EX
go
motle
world
sure.
Main
PR
tende
RIZC Send Six Cents for Postag and
Lreceive, free, a ce tl bo f
e o
whie. h will. help all, of eitIter sex, to more
right away than anythingelse in this
Fortunes await the Workers absolutely
At Once, address Twee & Augusta
I 864x52
D. S. CAMPBELL,
VINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR and Civil
.ngineer. Orders bi promptly- at.
TER.
NO ICE1
t
all orders en rusted to him in a style and at
I signed begs to inform the inhabi-
. s o Kippen and surrounding country,
that he has I ed the premises of Wm. Edgar,
‘ saonndedhasiuonnme ,nadnda ilsargneolsvtrepoafreildretteleassxeceuetae-
geritcoes tidlart 13 fytaccnnpetitminondate' Icuweitoll mateamil either
inin Sleighs, c, tters, Wagons and Buggies, Paint-
ing an Trini ningea d even to filing a Saw for
those requite g it. All work warranted to give
satisfaction, nd done on the shortest notice.
A trial will sa isfy all that I mean 'just what I
MITE unde
It Lint
say. 897x4
to. D. S. CAMPB LL, Mite ell. WM. KYLE.
BARGAINSi
FOR THE.: NEXT
THIRTY DAY.
I will offer the balaince•of my
stock of
Parlor ,06a1 Stoves
AT COST FO I -r CAW -1.
,
Come and Get ' Bargains
WHILE THEY LAST.
l•
A Few Second - Hand Coal and
Wood Stoves Cheap.
M WH,ITNEYrS
0.
OHEAVSTOVE HOUSE,
SEAFORTH,
MO REWARD I
The above reward 'will be paid for the
conViction of those Merchants who are
selling inferior
MAC H NE OILS,'
AND CALLING- THEM
I1eCoiI'sL Lardine
The only genuine is manufactured. by
MOOOtt
TORONTO,
AND 18• SOW IN SEAFORTH BY i
REID & WILSO
ONLY, AND IN WING -HAM BY
JAS. iL CLINE & CO.
MCCOntrOS;' CO.
TORONTO.
54-52
CHRYSTAL & BLatOKi
PRACTICAL
BOII.sgli. MAK RS4
THE Subscri ers have bought the Tools and
Boiler Bu 'ness lately carried on by the
Goderich Foundry and Manufacturing Company.
and havirig bad an experience of over eight years
in that shop, ale now prepaied to career on the
_tradein all its branches.
Any work entrusted to as will receive prompt.,
attention. Firet-elass trot* guaranteed:
All kinds of Defilers made and tepaired, also
Smoke Stacks, Sheet Iron Work, &e., at reason-'
able rates.
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-
New Salt Pans made and old ones repaired on •
the shortest notice, •and at prices that defy
competition. 1
CHRYST.AL BL CK.
11HE: 8EAFORT'H
R E ST UR AN Ti
First door North o Reid & Wilson's Hard-
ware Stor, , Main Street.
•
A.T, RS. SMITH eeishes to inform the people ot
Seaforth and vicinity, that she has pur-
chased the Seaforth Restaurant 'from Mr. James
Steele, and having added largele to the eteek, 18
now prepared to furnish customers with the
choicest '
CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, :OYSTERS, to.
,
OYSTERS COOKED &RAW
Served on the premiseion the shortest notice.
All kinds of Green Fruit constantly on hand.
The choicest Tobaccos and Cigars.
Oysters in Bulk and Cans received fresh, daily,.
Every attention paid to customers, and term*
very reasonable.. ;
Villernember; the place.
MRS. SMITH.11
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