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OR .OFFICE,..
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t>G.L , 3; -1885
Gou>lhp.
In the humbler ranks ofesociet keep-
g companyis a term practically well
uown ane understood, though . the
ethod in which it is conducted differs
keep -
[
people. Among the shep-
erds and farm servants in the Scotch
wlands a curious system -prevails on
his subject, which nearly illustrates the
ove of indirectness peculiar to the
orth Briton, It is called " black -foot -
4
g.' The etymology is unknown but
the practice itself is as follows : When
4 young ploughman is anxious to have a
ord with one of the lassies on the
eighboring farm he does not dream of
.11ing on her. He invariably has an
intimate friend to accompany hire and
lend him his support andssistance.
he two clean themselves " after their
ay's work, dress themselves sup (care-
aully avoiding, However, their Sunday
abilaments, ; in -, which nature makes
them aware that th y do not appear -to
the beat-- advanta e), set off together
over the ;moor to. the scene of their.
]tabors.. " Twixt t e gloamin' an' the
Mirk,".John. the fr end, makes his ap-
pearance at the by e or the kitchen
here the damsel is likely to be found,
as if he had droppe .in casually -without
special intention of aoy kind.- It might
be embarrassing to he girl to • have her
dorer coming after her in person in
act, it would he a , highly indelicate_
proceedi g. Presently John contrives
to get near the object of his friend's
devotion, ,and whispers' to her she -
" might tali' abit claimer." She strolls
with hun through the stack yard, with
at blush on h r healthy cheek and a
corner of her apron in her hand Pre-
sently they reach the high road, where,
strange to say, they meet Archie Mac -
f Arlan coming, from the opposite ,direc-
tion, and he and Jelin exchange the
i same greeting . as if they had not seen
e -oh ether for a week. The three stroll
-
a nicably onward till suddenly John
members that he "-maim see Tammas
a oot that saiddle," and takes himself
o in all seriousness, while Archie is left
woo his -bonnie. lass under the ma.y-
t orn. - By the time the simple plot ha -s
been carried on two or three times; and
rchie and Jean have watched the blue 1is ist of evening gather over the fields
t gether, they have learned something
o each, other- and are ready to discuss
the feasibility of keeping steady coo
pany asthefirst step towards a formal
engagement of marriage. -Haire. -
For the Household.
To CL-itE 114Ms.-Take of . rock sal
nine pounds ; saltpetre, six ounce ;
Molasses, three pints for one hundr d
p •
eounds of meat. This is a simple blit
celleiit receipt. - . .
HEALING SALVE. -Take rosin, in t -
n tallow,. and linseed oil, .equal t ua a -
tities ; mix and melt ; to be spread n
linen when required.. '
BEEF- AND Posta,-The following e-
. ceipt forPickle•is strongly reommend d
Six gallonsof water, . nifie pounds of
salt,coarse anti fine mixed ; three pounds
of sugar ; th
o nce of peal -
s
ears s to every a
id skits tF
making a lar er or sinaller quantity of
pickle, the ve proportions.are to be
o served. - '
To MAKE IIITEW SIl.-Tlic... follow -
g receipt is he best known, combin-
g excellenc . and durability : Take a
barrel and sla ck one bushel of freshly
bu ned lime i it by -covering the lime
with boiling rater.. 'After it is slacked,
add cold wat r enough to bring it to a
f good whitewash. Then
dissolve in water and add one pound of
white) vitrol (sulphate of zinc) and one
tlisirt of fine stint. To give this wash a
cream color, s4lc1 one half a pound of
yellow ochre n powder. -. To give it a
fawn cher, add a pound of yellow.
oclire, incl cne-fourth of a pound of
Indian red.
WHITE SrruCE BEE] ..-Three pounds
of loaf sugar, four galena of water a one
ounce of ground ginger ; a little lemon
p ei,`atid enough essence of spruce to
g v e,.it a flae or. Add a eup of good
yeast, and vw-leit fermented, bottle'it up
cose. This is a delightful beverage! .
fl
Itol EKnAL (TI GER. POP. -Cream" of
:rtar, one pciund ginger, two ounces
white sugar, seven potinds. ;: essence
1 _ iron, one chi achin '; water, six gallons
vast; half -a- p int. ' Tie the corks down.
T° PrcYiu (0),:Iovs.-Choose the
sniall onion, ither white or red ; prat
tl ern on in cold eater,_ with a handful
a salt, and when it is scalding hot, take
t' ern out, Teel off the skins till they
1, ok clear, lay then out :on a , cloth to
d , then put in a jar ; boil a quart of
o egar in which put half an ounce of.
allspice,,-- the same of garlic, .and one
sl -cert nutmeg ; pour the vinegar' and
sices boiling over the onions, when
c - id tie aver ei. ,v itli leather• �and keep in a
d place,- -
EXCELLENT FRUIT
RLTIT CAKE. --One cusp of
b atter, one of sugar, one of molasses,
o. e of sweet milk, three of flour, and
f - ur eggs. f ne and a h.lf teaspoonful
•o creast of tartar, and one of soda. -Two.
p :unds of raisins, chopped fine one
n utmeg,:. and a little brandy if you
choose. Tlii$: will make two good sized
loaves, which . will keep moist without
liquor froiu four to six weeks, when it is
pilcoperly covered.
r U P&ECE T METALS Fit031 R usT1 .
Melt toget lei three parts of lard and
one of resin powdery A very thin coat-
`, `, ,g applied-ith a brush will p>•eserve
Rtssia iron stoves and grates from rust
ing during t ie summer, even in damp
situations. For this purpose, a portion;
of black leach -may be mixed with the.
lard. Thefirffect is equally, good on
harass, copp e, steel, ' etc.. The saline
compound f rnis an excellent water-
proof pasth for leather. Boots, waren
treated with it will thereafter take the
WW1 - polish when blacked, and the.
soles may besattuated with it, without
s. iling the flor, as it does not rub off.
A FERTILE En FOR STRAWBERBIEs.-
.A t experiment made last year by my
s may not comet amiss as a hint. to
those who grow strawv ei'ries I pro -
c red a half _togshead, f led it with rain.
water, and put nit() it one-givater pound
of, ammonia, and one-quarter pound of
,canunWhen nitre. ` hen the strawberry
prints were blo soaring out, I gavethem
a winkling of t.e solution at evening
tt ice a week,: _until the fruit was nearly
fu ' size.' The result was double the
p admit of fruit on those vines where
the liquid *as applied to what was
.o etained from those right alongside
w ere none of the liquid was applied.
L all give it a trial.
---- A correspondent in the New , York
Trines says that the pumpkin is not only
good for pies, etc., but, as a, field crop,
is better than mats, being more easily
i
ee ounces saltpetre one
ash ; one gallon of noles-
x gallon`s of water. Boil
e ingredients well.: In
constituency
and cheaply grown, surpassing in quan-
tity by 50 per cent, even the average
crop of-mangolds ; that 100 pounds of
pumpkins contain as much nutriment..
as 10 pounds of cornmeal or 20 pounds.
of good hay, and more nutriment,
than an equal weight of the best of
grass.
Gone to tier Re
At the good old age of 8
'passed away the 'Mather of
McKay of ithe For osa -iii
years has
Dr. G. L.
sion. The -
church and the world are hler debtors;
She was a`native of Dornoch, Scotland,
and along with her husband, game to the
usual trials
heirs, and
tered an l
M . McKay, the husband,
Country of Oxford in 1830. Th
of the early settlers!were
bravely . were these encou d
overeo e,'_ ,
died on the 10th March, 1884.- Thus,
"just a. year, all but :one day, ; separated
them in death. They were a happy and
affectionate couple.. , Of them it might
well be said, :" Lovely and pleasant in
their lives, and in their death they -were -
not divided."' •Mrs. McKay *assessed a
good knowledge of her ,Bible, and when
reading.a chapter, . or having 't -read to
igth upon
red: The
l drink to
Pin going
�ortly. be-
fore her death, and when her pastor
read to her the words of -the - th Psalm
Yes," she said,, I'm ' whiting '" for
him." She o ten `spoke «about her son
" George," and :excused . herself ' for
some manifestations of grief on the
occasion of parting from him for the Mast
time,- by - obsery=ing -to the writer, in
Gaelic, '' the spirit indeed is willing,
but the. flesh is weak." Mucli of the
enthusiasm of the great missionary he
ther, and his early
ost entirely to her.
od; it .dieth rot."
her reward. W.
OMFORTING.
her, she would comment at .le.
the various truths it contai
promises were indeed meat an
her soul. " I'm going horned.
home," -she repeatedly said; s
inherited from hism,
training he owed a1
" Work done ; for F
GRATEFULa-
EPPS'S OC:0A.
• •. BREAK `AST. 1
By a thorough keowl dge of the natural laws`
evhich govern the operati ns of digestion and nu-
trition, and by a careful pplication of the fine
properties Of well selecte Cocoa, 3fr, Eppe has
flavored beverage whiph ay save us many doc-
- tors' bills. It is by ';th judicious use ,of such
articles of diet that abohstitution may be gradu-
ally built up until Strong enough to resist every
tendency to disease. Hundreds of entitle mala-
dies are floating around us ready to attack
Wherever there ie a weak point. -We may escape
Many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well
fortified with pure blood and a propetly nourish:
ed frame." -Civil Service•Gazette. Made simply
with boiling water or milk. Sold only in packets
by grocers, labelled' thus-" JAMES Errs & Co.,
Homoeopathic Chemists, London, England." 8ole
agent for Canaria, 0. E. Coison,- Montreal. 884-52
. Waterloo News.
Walter Linton, of -Waterloo, writes !that Hag -
yard's Yellow Oil has done great good in his fam-
ily, his wife being cured of callaustumps that
other medicines failed to remeve, he also states
that a neighbor was promptly relieyed of rheu-
matism by the same remedy. .857.52.2w.
•
For over eixteen years Ge M. Everest; of Fon,
est, has sold Haayard's Pectoral Balsam, and its
sales` are steadily inereasinge Et cures coughs,
colds and lung .eomplaints ; is pleasant to take
and always reliable. 857.0.2.2w; •
Well to Remember..
A stitch dn time saves nine. Serioue results
often follow a neglect -Of constipated bowels and
bad blood. Burdock Blood Bitters regelate and
parify the stonlech, bowels, liver, kidneys, and
the blood. Take it in time. 85752.2w. ,
Dr. Low's Pleasant Worm SYrup.-An agree-
able safe and effebtual remedy to remove ell
kinds of worms. 8.5i.51th.
For rough -c----"ondit-i7nsi:fl the skin, shaMpeoing
the head, pimples, eruption and 'ekin diseases,
• use Prof. Sulphuroap. 857.52m::
Thousands Hastened to Their
• -By relying -on - testimonial- written in vitid
' son'te largelyopuffed up doctor or patent medi-
cine has hastened thousands -to tneir gravee ;
the readers having almost insane faith that the
same miracle will be performed et them, that
these testimonials mention while the so called.
Medicine is the time hastening "en to thein
gtaves. Although we have
Thousands Upon "ThoUsands!!
of testi:mot-dais of the most wonderful cures, vol-
untarily sent -us, we do not publish them., its they
do 'not make the cures. It is our medicine, Hop
Bitters, that 'make the eures. It has never failed
mild never can. We mill give referenee to any
one for any disease shinier to their own if desie-
ed onwill refer to any neighbor, as there is not a
neighborhood in the known world but can show
its cures by Hop Bitters.
LoSing Joke,
4A prominent physician of ,Pittsberg.seid to a-
y patient who 'as complaining -of -her con-
tinued -ill health, an 1 of his inability to eu o her,
jekingly said," Te Hop Bittersr Th lady
took It m -earnest and, used the- Bitter , from
which she obtained pereaanent health, S e now
langhed at -the doctor for his jokeebut he not
sol. well. pleased with it, as it cost him a geed
patient.' e
Fees of ,Doctors.
he fees of doetors at $3 a visit would tax a
m n for a year, and in need of a daily visit, oven,
a1;090 • a year for medical -attendance alone
And tone single bottle lof Hop Bitters taken in
tithe would save the :hp° and all the year's
sickness. ,e
Given Up -:by' the Doctors.
ti Is it opessible that Mr, Godfrey is up aed
wOrk, and cured by eo simple& remedy I"
" I assure you. it is true that he is entirely
cured) end with nothing • bet Hop Bitters, and :
ten • days ago his doctors gave him up
and said he niust die, from kidney :and liver
Haps on' tee white lebel. Shun all thevile,
poisonous stuff with "Hap" qr " fleps" in their
To the Aged and Infl .••
The nourishing and invigorating -pro -parties ot
Robinson's Phosporized Emulsion give renewed
strength: and • bitoyaney of spirits. Always ask
fer Robinson's Phosphorized Emulsion, and be
sine you get it .891.52.2w.
'Fluid Lightning cures neuralgia in en° minute.
- Fluid Lightning eures toothache in one minute. -
Fluid Lightning cures face ache in one minute.
:Fluid Lightning cures lumbaeo in 'one minute.
Fluid Lightning relieves rheumatism fn one
'Fluid Lightning cures any pain or -ache in-
staaltly. Price"2.5 cents per bottle at Lumsden
Wilson's drugstore, Seaforth. 851.52m,
'McGregor & Fetrke'S Carbolic Cerate has ;been
teeted by years of trial and has been found the
mOst convenient and effectual Method of apply-
ing carb.olic acid. , The greatest antieeptic in use
for cuts, burns and old seres. 'Be sure you get
251 cents by Lumsden & Wilson, driiggiste, Sea-
•
Every purchaser of common sense butiness
capacity,. when requiring an article for a cirtain
pUrpose, purchases - only that which has been
tried or he is allowed first to test before buying.
You are allowed a free trial bottleof 31eGregor's
Speedy. Cure, the great remedy for dyspepsia,
-mpure blood and liver disorders at Lanisden &
Wilson's drugstore, Seeforth. Sold at tOc. and td,
per bottle. See testhnoniale from persons, in your
eieteatnearata
N EXPOS
Catarrh --a New .Treatment.
Perhaps the most extraordinary' tinecess 'that
has been• achieved in modern medicine has been
attained by the Dixon Treatment for Catarrh.
Out of 2,000 patients treated during the past six
months, fully nir ety per cent, have been cured
of this stubborn malady. This is none the 1 less
startling when it is remembered that no !five per
cent.. of patients presenting-themselves:to the
regular practitioner are benefitted,while; the
tent medicines and other advertised. cures
n ver record a care at all. Strting with the
c
aim now generally believ'ed by, the most seien-
t fie inen that thetidisease is due to the'resence
o living parasites ' in the tissue, ,Air. Dixon at
o ce adapted his 'euro to their extermniatien-
e is accom lishe he claims the Catarrh is.pp�rae-
t rally card, and the petinaneucy is uncluestion-
, as cures effected by. him four yerirs ngitare
c res still. No one else has ever etteniptea to
cure Catarrh in tris manner, and no other tr at
went has ever cured- Catarrh. The applies ion
of the remedy is simple, and can be don al
home, and the present season of the year is he
Most favorable for a speedy and permanent cure.
e majority of eases being cured at one treat
i lent.% Suifer'ers should correspond with Messrs.
. H. I)ZXON &. SON, 305 King, Street, west.
oronto, Canada, and enclose` stamp for their
eatise on Catarite-Monti cal Star, : November
882-52
LEGAL.
VA!. tROUDFOOT. , 686
MD C. HAYS, Solicitor, &c. Ptivate Mopey
_tete lend at lee est rates of interest. Office -
Corner of Square and West StreetaGoderich. 774
nAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON, Barristers,
kn Solicitors in Chancery; &c., Goderich, Ont.
CAMERON. - 506
M. BEST, Barrister, SolipitorI, &c. Office-
. Cady's Block, Three Deere North Of the
Pest Office; Sento th. Goderich Agents-Ceennt-
mit HOLT & CAMERON. 870,
•OFTUS E. DANGEY, late with Cameron,
or Conveyan or, 4c. Money to loan. Ben-
son a old Office, Cardno's Block, Seaforth. 786
Conveyancers, &c. Solicitore for theBank
of J hnston, Tisdale & Gale. Money to loan.
Offic -Beaver B ock; Clinton, Ontario. A. H.
MAN' ING", JAAIES 'corr. 781
F.
lie
the
HOL31ESTE , successor to the late &Di of
, Conveyan ier and Notary. Solicitor for
anadian Ban of Commerce. Money to lend.
ffice in Scott's Block, 3lein
Farme for sale.
Street Seaforth.
Block, -MI
of Hainilton. Co
vits in Manitoba.
cent. Lucknow
Brussels.. Seafor
were Store, Main
gham. Solicitors for the Bank
imissioners for taking affida-
, Private funds toloan at 6 per
fililationieesvoeNr.y Wednesday. H. W.
itioney to lend. Seaforth and
h Office over ,Johnson's Hard-
treet. N. B. -One member of
ei be in Seaforth Office. P. S.
ONEY TO OAN.-Straight loans at 6 per
eat. Int rest payable half yearly, or fit
per cent. yearly, with the privilege to borrower •
of repaying part Of the principal money at- any
time. Apply to F. HOLMESTED, Barrister,
Seaforth. 850
A
parts of the Co
Licensed Auctittneer for the
furon. Sales attended in all
Int'. All orders left at THE
vill be promptly attended to.:
Counte-
Promptly attend
dress Brussels P.
ceesion 12, Otey.
'Licensed Auctioneer for the
Huron. Sales of all description
d to on reasoliable terms. Ad -
77
QEAFORTH 114
kJ , Jarvis and 0
eases .ot Horses,
Infirmary, or els
Charkes modem
ilia y. Surgeon.
RSE INFIRMARY. -Corner of
derich Streets, next doer to the
Little, Sheep, or any of thealo-
Is, successfully treated - at the
where, on the shortest notice.
JAMES W. ELDER, Veter-
t constantly on hand •
. Toronto. AB operations
g ieranteed. Anesthetics of all
kinds administered. Specialties=•
Gol4 Filling
Town patietts
a day or two
tion performed.
the rooms forme
op-etairain cede
dal Hotel, Seate
nd Perfect Fitting Plates.
ill please make engagementa
irevious to having the opera-
iMe Remember the • place, in
y; occupied by C. Caltwright,
h. 874
Faculty Gel(
Gold MeC
SAVING- NAM
• TEETH EA
the late Mr. ,Bug4
tions begun by h
Office over Joh
Block, Main Stre
Medallist e,nd. College
1114, Toronto School
f Medicine.
AL TEETH A SPECIALTy.
IlLY AND CAREFULLY
S MODERATE.
e bought out the business of
n, I will complete all opera -
n satisfactorily to eiteh patient.
son's Hardware Store, 3Ieyer's
t, Seaforth.
The M Wien Standard
W.
atente
and 3Iannfactu red by
M. MORRIS.
MHE Simplest, Strongest and most satisfactory
ppm; grain or driving any light
no "equal.
'sawing wood, eh
PPM PUMPS kt
ere Iron Lift and Double Ac-
, which are guaranteed to give'
is and hose kept constantly on
Eon Force Pump
A stock of pum
hande
oGive me
no sale.
All. orde 's addr
a trial If I do pot give -satisfaction
ssed to the undersigned, Mit-
itle- attended to.
CHR
MHE Subscribe
el_ Boiler Busi
Goderich Foundr
and 'wing had a
in thatnhop, ate
trade all its b
attention. First
• All kinds of B
Smoke Stacks, S
able rate?.
New Salt•Pans
the shortest not
ACTICAL
t; have bciught the 'Tools and
ess lately .catried -on by the
and Manufacturing Company, ,
I experience of over eight years
low prepaied to. carry on thet
sted to us will recteive prompt.
cless work- guaranteed. '
ilers made and trepaired, also
eet Iron Woak, &c., at reason -
lade and old ones repaired -on
ce, and, at prices that' decte
CHRYSTAL & BLACK.
•
OL.
Boar, tolvhieh a limited number of sow !will be
taken. Terms -$1, with the privilege of teturn-
894
QUFFOLK PI S. -The Undersigned . 11 keep
on hand du ing the present season, a Thor-
ou hbred Suffol Pig, to which a limited number
of ows will be taken. He is one of the best pigs
of lis class in thle county. Terms -$1, with the
pr vilege Of returning if necessary. Apply on
h farm of the indersigned at Grieve's Bridge,
Narthern Grave Road, McKillop. HUGH J.
mo PIG BREEDERS. -The undersigned will
j, keep for serviee at his place in Leadbeiry,
ing the pr sent, season, that wel -known
Th s pig has a egistered Pedigree, is on of the
m the cou ty and has -taken Firs Prizes
wh toyer show . Terms --$1 per sow, ith the
pri 'lege of reterning if necessary. WM. BRA.Y,
Le bury. 889
tflAKE YOUR CHOICE. -Two Pigs, one Berk-
'. shire end one Suffolk); will be kept tor ser-
x;ie during the present season hy the under -
sig ed at - Rodgerville. :Terms: Seventy-five
con s at the time of serVict with the privilege of
retuning if necessary. J ITN P. MARSH.ALL.
887-8
Suffolk an the othe Berkshire, a e kept
foaservice R nnie's Sae Mills, Lot 2, Con-
cession 8, Town hip of Ha Terms : with
the privilege cif returning* necessery. *S
RANNIE: 887
rivE SUFFOLkf3 ARE- . HE BEST. -The un-
' dersigned h s now o Lot 21, Concession 2,
L. R. S., Tuckerianith, a id will keep ifor the
improvement of -Stock, Tee Tnokouone me SDP-
POLK BOARS. The oldest) "Granger," rat; far-
. rowed on April 3rd, 1882, . eis bred by . Win.
Elliott, Milton, Cotinty of alton. .His s re' and
his dam were b th inn orted. The second,
wad bred by Afessr A. Prink & Sons of the
connty.of Peel, and both his sire. and is dam
were also imported , They are as good igs as
praven by the ex ended pedigrees whch are
. registered in the C nadia ,Herd Book. Terms
GEORGE PLEWES 891
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U. S. 3fAIL STEAMSHIPS
Sail from Pier 20, North River, New York,
Every Satutday, for
• GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
RATES OF- PASSAGE
LASGOW, DERRY, BELFAST OR LIVER -
00L, CABIN, $60 to 880. SECOND
CABIN, $40. STEERAGE, OUTe
A ichor Line *efts Issued at lowest rat s are
paic free of charge: in Eligland, Scotian and
F r passage, Cabin Plans, Book of Tou , &c.,
GREEN N -EW Yon; or to S. DICKSON, Post
Offiee,'Seaforth. 882
St. JAMES' HOT
(Fernterly of Sharp's Spiel, Seafath,)
PRO PR I ETO RS.
MR'S Hotel, which is situated directly op
j_ Union Station, has recently been r
and refurnished throughout, and is now
the best and most comfortable hotels in th
- itt4'Every possible attention paid to gues
ehaeges very moderate.
845
iosite
fitted
ne of
city
s and
R. L. SHARP, Proprietors
JNO. BRIGHAM,
APPLES! APPLES!
CRARLES' DONALD & CO.,
79 Queen St., London, E.C., Eng.,
ibe glad to correspond with Apple
Growers, Merchants and Shippers, with a
view to Autenin and Spring ,basiness. They will
also give the usual facilities to customers requir-
ing advances. 869-89
ettominsemensoseassa
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT EMPORIUM,
SIEAFORTH, ONTARIO.
OTT BIROS., PROPRIETORS.
_ Read the following,testimonial by one of the best inusieiane of the present
day : ' tiThe Upright Pianos of Messrs Dunham deserve, as well an emphatic
" endorsement, as a decided sucdess. They develop a tone, which in power and
" sympathetic quality, can not be surpassed by the now existing Upright Pianos,
' and are equally beautiful in th ir musical qualities asevell as in their exterior
appearance." -THEODORE HONIAS.
EXCELSIOR ORGANS.
This celebrated Organ has always - received the highest ward wherever
shown, taking first prize at the Northern Union Exhibition i October, 1883.
Among other Organs shown at this 'shrew were W. Bell & Co., Guelph ; Kilgour,
Hamilton ; Karim, Woodstock, &c. Call and see us before buying. Old instru-
mentstaken at. their full value. Orders for tuning pianos and organs attended
to at once.
SCOTT BROTHERS.
N. 8. -§mall Instruments, such as violins, Guitars) Accordeons, Con-
certinas, &c., on hand ; also a good assortment of Piano Covers) Piano Stools, &c.
All kinds of InstruCtion Books. STAMPING Patterns for Kensington, Crewel
and Outline Embroiderie,s.
NEW 'MILLING FIRM IN SEAFORTH.
THE SEAFORTH ROLLER MILLS,
o LATE THE RED MILL.
Having bought the above mills, and refitted them throughout with all the latest
and best machinery thatuld be procured for a
GRADUAL REDUCTION ROLLER MILL,
And the result attained is, they have one -of the best - milla in the Province,
Farmers can now get all their GRISTING and CHOPPING done -in Setiforth,
and have it horee with them the same day, and S-atisfactian Guaranteed:
For sa, e by the ton or in less quantitiese-FOR CASII. Cash for any qaantity of
Whea
M TIVMAS SMITH will ;personally superintend the Seaforth Roller
THE SEAFORTH GROCERY,
l -s the best place to spend your money.
HUGH ROBB,
Main Street, eaforth„ the People's Grocer,
Has now. a better stock than ever of GROCERIES, CROCKERY and GLASS --
WARE, Sugars and Teas a specialty ; 20 pounds of Sugar for $1. Good Tea for
50 Cents. .1 -lams and. Bacon, cured- at my own packing house, always on hand.
Honey extracted puke from my own kpiary, at. 15 cents per pound, or eight
poumll for $1.
H. ROBB, Seaforth.
Judicial $ale.
In the High Court of Justice, Chan-
cery Division.
In the Matter of Partition,
ATTS vs. WATTS.
Potsuent to the judennent made in thie cause,
*there WM be sold, with the approbation of
Sutherland malcomson, Esquire, one of the Mae-
ters of the Sepreme Court of Judicature, at Ood-
• erich. At Scheffer's Hotel, in the 'Village of
Rippe», ;on 'SATURDAY, THE llth- DAY OF
APRIL, A. D, 1885, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
the folloiting property, namely :
: The South Half -of Lot munber Twelve, in the
south Boundary COncession of the Township of
Stanley, containing by admeasurement 48 aeres,
bethe seine more dr less. . The property ie ad -
ventage uslySituated as tO schools and churches,
being wi hin a few -Miles. of Varna and Iiiimen.
The Ian is in a good stete of cultivation, 10
• acres in tall wheate5 actes seeded down, lb acres
of fall *owing done, 3 acreshardwood bush, eke,
etc., welt drained land :well fencect There is a
ntiv Flame I -loose -on the premises, 18x28 feet, 2
rfoundatton .and good cellar.. Also a Emilie Barn
:no. re eme:sse, trith kitchen attanhed, 14x16 feet, stone
36x56 fe . t, ie good repair. !There is also on the
daTxeoefeiss OF SALE. ---Ten per cent. down on the
le to the Plaintiff's Solicitors, and the
balance nto Court withm one month thereafter,
without inter* when ,: the purchaser will be en-
titled ton Conveyance. The purchaser at the
time Of sale will be required to sign an agreement
for the ctimpletion of the said sale. The property
will be pet up subject to &reserve bid. Li other,
respects the conditions of sale Will be the stand-
ing condtione of this Court. Further .particulars
Official G larch:an, Toronto, or MESSRS. GARROW
the Plaintiff's Solicitors. S. MALCOMSON„
Local Al ter at Goderich. MANNING & SCOTT,
Dated his 12th day of March, A. D., 1885.
Sea
MRS. SMITH
S tO inform the people of .Seaforth
ley ai d vicinityi that she has enlarged her
Confetti() ..ery. Business, and has refitted her
Oyster P dors reeardlees of expense. -
She keips Green Fruit of- all kinds on hand.
She Re ps Tobacces and Cigars of the best.
brands. •
She ke ps the best :restaurant in the dounty:
She ke pa Fresh Oysters, which: ean be had in
any style required.
- She ke paOysters either in bulk or in cans,
which ar 1, received 'fresh daily.
She pa s every attention to customers.
She sells on very reasonable terths.
Remeniber the plane, first door north of Reid:
& Wilson s Hardware Store, Main Street.
MRS. SM ITH.
A PRIZE • Send. Six Cents for postage and
. receive, free, a cestly box of
geode, which will help all, of either sex, to more
money 'ght away than anything else in thie
world. 'el -tunes await the Workers absolutely
sure. t ' onto address Tame & C., Augusta,
Maine. 854x52
Educating Horses.
Prof. Bullock,
The Champion -Horse Educator and Teacher,
wishes to inform. the people of -Seaforth and
vicinity, that he has rented from Dr. Coleman the
largebuilding known as the. old drill shed, for
the year 1885, which he has nicely fitted tip for
the purpose of breeking and training Colts and
vicious Horses, where he solicits a public in-
spection. All those desiring to havetheir eolts
or vicious horsee properly tinined, will -find it to
their interest to improve this rare opportunity,
as the Professor thoroughly understands the art
and science in all its branches, and :also guaran-
tees to give perfect satisfaction in every lospect.
Hie headquarters at present is at the QUEEN'S
the public'for their patronage in the 'met, feud
hoping toesolicit a liberal share in the future, I
remain, ybur Most obedient servant,
TO ligtont'il May Concern :
We, the undersigned, having employed 'Prof
Bullock to handle some celts for use and feeling
sathfied that it has been greatly to our interest,
take pleasure in reeommending him to the pub-
lic, feeling,confident from our own observation
and experience that his system for training and
educating colts and vicious ha ses, far excels
any system we have ever had the pleasure, Of
witnessing, and we heartily recommend him as a
-master mechgnic of his profession. It is bet a
short time ago that he came to our town a per-
fect stranger, but since that time he has, by his
strict attention to business and gentlemanly be-
haviour won hosts of friends, and we are most
twenty t'o hear of his stay in Seaforth this year;
and hope that he may reeeive a liberaltpatronage
froin all those desiring to have a- Well trained
horse, and- we cantruly say that we are more
than pleased with the work that he has done for
JOSEPH WARD, JOHN CAMPBELL, JOHN KYLE,
JOHN CAmrsELL, M. D., T. F. COLEMAN, FRANCIS
CAE,. K. McLnen, Jeans ARCHIBALD, SAMUEL
Mc -ewe, Postmaster, and MICHAEL HURLEY.
SEAF,ORTH WOOLLEN MILLS
Haring my New Mills now in first-class rue Meg
atonndiers and friends that with Enlarged Premises
IMPROVED H R Y,
I am bettet than ever prepared to turn oet
WORK
On the shortest notice, and will be pleased to
see all my old customers arid as main- new ones.
A LARGE STOCK OF GOODS
On hand to trade with as nsual.
A. G. VeNEGMOND
Pornlarity
test of merit, but we /Area
that no other medicine- .
such universal appmhatie,..
state, and country, mai aultea
'The following letter from r
interest to every sulterer
RIIFUt1414T;k?F':
li 11 14
., t, . • ,, ,, , 3: . • 1 - 11
to Lowell al-elite...4' Salt Rheum .LS
-worst form. Its liken .!ons actue e i-rtri
more than half the sunece of la e tee natl
hmbs. Be was canal:: cured oe
Almanac for 186'1
Pittatannn
Sold by all pruggists; $1, she boa lesefor $5.
Grand Trunk Railway.
Trains leane Seaforth and Clinton stations
follows:
GOING BAST -
London, Huron
GOING NOR,TII- Express.
London, depart- 7.45 A,
Hensall.. 9.07
Bariunctotl.d: 99:2:345
Londesboro .. 10.00
Wingham, arrive 10.35
Wingham, depart 7.48 A.
Kipper'. 9.13
London, arrive'. . 10.51
Mail. 2nd Class,
6.10 9.35
6.24 9.57
6.29 10,07
6.38 10.22
7.05 11.30
7.27 12.16 rteL
7.46 12.48
7.55 1.16
mail. 2nd Cle.se
3.17 11.21
11.42
4.19 1.11
4.27 1.27
4.32 1.36
4.43 2.35
5.50 5.30
Wellington, Grey and-Bnice.
GOING NORTH- ACC0111. Express.
Brussels 9.41 9.53
Wingham . 3.10 10.20
GOING SOUTH- Express. Aceom.
Brussels 7.15 - 11.50
NotE.-The Morning Train going South and
the Evening Train going North, run on Tuesday,
Thmeday and Saturday mile-.
BARGAINS.
FOR THE NEXT
will offer the balance of my
stock of
AT _COST'FOR CASH.
Come and Get Bargains
WHILE THEY LAST.
A Few Second - Hand 'Coal and
Wood Stoves Cheap.
C. WHITNEre,
CHEAP STOVE HOU SEI
SEAFORTIL
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
HEAD - OFFICE, TCRO,NTO.
Paid up Capital,
Rest, -
2,000,000.
The Sea.lorth-Braneh of this Bank- continues to
receive deposits, en whieh interest is allowed
the most favorable terms.
limns on all the principal towns and cities in •
Canada, on Great Britain, and -on the tinted
T0.1:111 -of the Coemerelai
1,1XECI:TORS' NOTICE. -All parties having
TA claims against the estate of the late Wm.
Edgar, of the Village ef hippen, in the townehip
of Stanley, are hereby notified that the eaid
elahns properly attested must be Med mith either -
of the underiigned at Kippen, on' or before the
Ilth day of April, 1885, and all claims not then
in will be barred .settlement, as the affairs of the
estatetnnet then be .1 closed up. All pas -ties in;
debted to the said estate must also settle -the
eame on or before the above date, as all debte re-
lied]) fog unaettled thetdate Will be put info
PETER COOPER))
Kipper', 3larell 1601, 1885, 902-4
'DULL FOR SERVKE. BULLS AND DAMES
1.)- FOB. SALE. :OATS FOR, SALE.- The
undersigned will keep for service on Lots 23 and
24, township of Grey, his thoroughbred Durbani
Bell "Losd Level)." : Terms ter seaeon.--For one
thoroughbred cow eta', for eadi additional cow
$7, for one grade cow a3.50 for each additional
cow 83, Cows retailed regularly, and not in
calf will be charged: half price, Cows from a. -
distance will be fed Or pastured at reasonable
rates if they wish to leave them. "Lord Lovell"
has been shown 14 times and has taken 13 first
prizes and oneseeond. lie has proved himself
eure and geod stock. getter. He will likely be
even at Spring Showe. Also four young Bulls
for sale from 11 to la months' old, got by Lord
Salem, Coutty AVelliOgtors. They are good size, '
ter White oats and Black Tartar Oats, lattbr
from Scotland aed perfectly clean. Price, 40 •
cents per bushel, DAVID MILNE, 001.3.:_tillel.
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