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LOCAN.
attend to Con-
ndLng 4noney on
Farms, houses, &c.
NG ILL
F 13 -TORY'
thank 1fiisnumer-
Erg pat °nage ex -
h siness in
be, fa ored with
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old do wellto give
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satiskae on to
:c4laeir patronage,
tare employ
atintont Planing.
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Filmy Piolks. * -
Ther tit are people who never do the
least thing without such a fuss, so many
wordsandquestieas, and so much need-
less bother, that they tire Oat themselves
and • everybody else. J{! they have 81.
ferry to cross• you would think they
were going to Europe. ,If a- pin prick*
them, you would fancy fromthe outcry
that they had been cut -by a knife. They
keep t _e house in a tort of hubbub from
morning till night. ,
There are otherswhocontrive to Igo
through the days and weeks quietly.
They bear illness and "pain very gently
and patiently. When they have a task
to learn or a little work to do, they set
about it quickly and silently, , and ceep
.at it till they have finished it. It is a
real comfort to be with them. ,
There are very•fe* things, my dears,
about‘which it is worth while to ma.keat
fuss. Please remember that. Not long
sinceit found Julius in a state of great
vexation because, he thought his name
had been left out on the programme for
the school exhibition, at which- he was
to perform on the violin. He had spent
months in the study of his piece, and
now the Professor intended to rob him
of the honor which belonged to him and
give the place to Sidney. .
Julius talked and -fretted and. fumed,
and I listened and knitted, and tried to
calm him. Presently the programme ar-
rived,and there was Juliutaneounced as
the first violinist of the occasion, and
Sidney as the second. All his annoy-
ance had been alfout nothing. -
' I sometimes have a great deal of fun
all by myself watching the ways of the
sparrows. They fly about, and chatter,
and quarrel, and seem to be piaypg
"Much Ado About Nothing," froin
merlin:le to night. The robins I watch-
ed las? summer in a maple tree were
much steadier, better behaved birdie,
and their songs Were twice as sweet its
the sparrow's vulgarchirping.
There is a long word Wkich I like, and
which I•know you :will let me use if I
-tell you what it .mens s Efficient. An
efficient person is a enton whose work
amounts to somethi ag werth doing.
A young Mead of mine, named M4,
is shut into the hou e most of the time
through illness. B t when I go. to see
her she never fro - '8, or laments that
she can not go abou as other girls do:
On the contrary, sh alWays has a flower
or a picture to sh w me. Sometime ,
when quite well, sh has learned a net
t
'tune, aud playa it v .-ry sweetly, and the
last time I paid her ' visit she had just
, set--- the last stitche in a dress for her
sister. May is effiei nt, not fussy. ,
,
Some people are often in a state of
mind about their er ips, or their frizzed,
or their dress. If the • hat is -a little out
of style, they fancy hat all the world
gazes on it in won er. If their clrese
does not precisely satisfy them, they can
think of nothing efae. Poor things !
The truth is that ih this busy world
very' few of us are so important that out
dress' if neat and in order, needs give uS
muchconcern. ,
You have heard the homely saying
about men who spend all day " rundmg
roond in a half bushel." That is the
way with fussy, fidgety men and women.
All Men and women, of course, were
.once bays and girls, arid they then began
tar be what they now are. So, mind your
beginnings. _
See What You Sign.
We look with surprise on the ntany
instances of swindling among farmers;
because they sign th eir names unguarded-.
ly to an iimocent-loolting paper in the
hands of a ,wily stranger. But the
eountry has not the, monopoly of care-
less signers. 'A man in a- large town
resolved to prove this. He drew up a
petition to the Legislature, asking to
have the pastor of the Presbyterian
uhurch hung in the .public square. He
laid it on his office ta-ble, and asked
visitors to "sign a, petition favoring the
winding up of Oswego -Street." Most
of these who were asked signed promptly
without reading, among them two dea-
cons of the church, and the pastor's son-
in-law. A large list of signers was
tained before the facts leaked ont.
Then the men came back, one by one,
and sheepishly asked to be allowed to cross
their names off. "Oh, yes. Scratch them
off." said the gentleman, if you do not
want the pastor htmg,"
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A Lower's Mistake.
, .
An eminent Scottish advo*te, who
hadP - rather freely, was iealled on
0
unexpectedly to plead in a cad in which
.he had been retained. Mistaking the
party for whom he was engaged., he de-
livered, to the amazement of the agent
whe had fee'd him, and to the horror of
his client, an eloquent speech on the
other side. Just as he was about to sit
down, the trembling solicitor, m a
brief note, informed him of his naistake.
This would have, disconc rted most then,
but had quite the oppos te effect upon
him. Re -adjusting his[wig and gown,
he resumed his oration w th the words-
" Such., my Lords, is th statement. of
this ease which you will probably hear
from nay learned bro-ther on the other
side. I shall, therefo e, show your
Lordship e how utterly untenable are the
principles, and how diatorted • are the
facts upon which this plausible state
ment has proceeded." And going over
the whole ground he so completely re-
futed the whole of his former pleading
that he won his case.
The Origin- of Croquet)
Croquet players who have consider-
! able liking for this favorite a,nd fashion-
able sport, wilil be interested in the
origin of _the game. Croqnct is not, as
many suppose, of modern -birth, bat
may be traced through its various
stages to Persia, as far back as the
eighth century. Its Origin was polo,
which the Persianaplayed with a long -
handled Mallet called chugan. In the
ninth century the game .made its way
into the Eastern Empire, the original
mallet changing its form to a staff end-
ing in a broad band filled with 0. network
ofgut strings. Thus," says a writer
on the subject; "there appeared in the
East, as belonging to the great sport of
ball play on horseback the first shape of
two implements which remodeled the
whole play life of medieval modern
Europe, the chuga,n being the ancestor
ot the mallet used in croquet, and of an
endless variety of other playing clubs
and bats, while the bent staff, with its
network, was a prinsitive racket."
We find that the original ball games
in which sticks were used were played
en horseback, and instead of polo being -
an outgrowth of these sports played on
foot the latter are the changes made in
the Persian game of chugan, which, as
has been said, was the parent of all our
gainesin Whioh artificial means are used
on footea.vas easy and -natural,. -and ithe
substitution Of a club came by gradiva
ehanges, the hand bein probably !the
original implement, which :was super-
seded by the rounded stick.' I ;
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• Catarrh -as New Treatment.
Perhaps the Mau succeski that
1 ahalitttedenba;htievelned gin meXodtmern medicine has been
• h ,ixon Treat merit for Catarrh.
ell
Out of 2,000 pati nts treatbd uring the past sfx
Months, fully- ninety per cent have beee less
n mired
o! th s stubborn Malady. Th s is none
startling when it is remembe ed that no Iv per
7
cent. of patients' presenting themselves to the
regular practitioner are benefitted, while the
1 patent medicines and other advettiSed mires
n ver record a mare at all. 'Starting with the
1 ilf riv
i 'tow generally believed by the most seien-
en that the disease is due to the presence
n parasites in the tissue; Mr. Dixon at
11 once , i apted his cure to their exterinlnation-
elijis 1 complished, he claims the Catarrh is prese
tk1ail cured, and the permanency is unquestione
td cures cffeoted by him four years ale are
cur still. No one else has ever attemp ed to:
mere •atarrh in this manner, and DO other treat
• merit has ever cured Catarrh. The application.
of th ' reinedy is simple,: and an be done -at
ham , atidthe present season of the year is the
most favorable for a speedy and permanent cure,
he ajority of cases being cured at one treat-
etit Sufferers should correspond with Messrs.
A. DIXON dr, SON, 305 King Street, West,
Toro to, Canada, and enclose !Amp for their
treati 0 on Catar0.--Montreal Star, November
7.i:2 882-52
sweeleat
:---A large number of the members of
the Fordwich Presbyterian church and
. other friends Of Mr. James Hutchison,
met at his father's residence on the 9th
concession, IlOwick, on Friday evening
of last week, and enjoyed a' very pleas-
ant social time: Mr. Hutchison. was
teacher in the rordwich public school
until the ChIsimas holidays when he
resigned to take an advanced course of
studies, commencing in the High school
at Harriston. He is also possessed of a
fine, well cultivated voice, and for some
time past has been precentor in the
Presbyterian cliurch. In appreciation
of his serviccs. they took advantage of
the gathering to present him twith a
cornplimentart 'address accompanied by
a well filled Jurse. • After spending a
few hours enjoying songs, recitation,
SoctiaA intercou e' etc., the party separ-
ated, feelingt atthey had done honor
1
o worthy ge itleman.
t ---An old 1 dy named Mrs. Robert
ta ; ' • '
Carman, clied '1,rery suddenly in Goderich
last week. 04 the day of her death she
appeared -to bel inherusual health, and
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had been engaged in washing, and had
ut her clothe out on the line. During
he afternoon Mrs. Hale, her neighbor,
ailed and found her insensible on the
oor, where she must have lain for some
ours, as all her fires were out. Medical
kill was immediately called,' and the
• ttack pronounced an epileptic fit, Mom
hicli she never recovered conscioas-
ess, and died on Wednesday. Mrs.
iller'her mother, who has been eon-
ned to her -bed for nearly four years,
as 'the only ' other occupant of the
ouse, and - she was in, great anxiety
bout Mrs. rman's non-appearance 1,s
he had no knowledge of her daughteirs
tate. The two daughter's of Mrs. Car -
an, who are married, arrived before
he death of their mother. Mrs. Camila
as 73 years of age.
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GRATEFUL=COMF RTING,
PPS_,,'S 0
_ •
, BatEAKFAST.
,
"By a thorough knowledge of the naturalla 8
- hide goteen the °Iterations of digestion and n
.
t ition, and by a careful application of the fine
properties of well selected Cocoa Mr. Epps, has
provided our breakfast tables a th a delicately
revered beverage which may saveus Many doc-
tors' bills. It is by the judicious use of Slit
dicks of diet that a constitution may be grad -
ally built up until strong enough to resist eve y
tendency to disease. Hundreds Of subtle nialki
dies are 'floating around us ready to atta k
bereVer there is a weak point. • We inay escape
any a fatal shaft by keeping- ourselves well
f rtified with pure blood and a Inoperly nourish -
frame." --Civil Service Gazette.' Made simply
• ith boiling water or milk. Sold only in packets
y grocers, labelled .thus-" JAMES EPPS & Co.,
oniceopathic Chemists, London, England." 8o e
3nt for Canada, C. E. Colson, Montreal. 884-2
The Cheapest andBest.
On account of .its purity and concentrated
s rength and great power over disease, • Burdock
• Iood Bitters is the cheapest a d best blood
eansing tonic known for all die rdered cond
t ons of the blood._ j857.52.2w.
'
Accidental:
A Chard, of Sterling, in a reeen
ti at he met with an accident sem
hich one -
his knees was vere
f w applicat4ons of Hagyard's Yellew O1•afforded
mediate and complete relief. 17.52.2w.
-ea .41e -
A Princely Fortune.
A marninay possess the fortune Of a prince but
gen never possess happiness without good health,
tb secure which the bloctd Mustbe kelit pore
rid every organ in proper action. Burdock
loodi Bitterspurify the 'blood and regulate all
t e organs. S57.52„2w.
Where to Keep It
• Keep it in your family. • The bet remedy for
ccidents and emergencies, for • urns, scalds;
o ruises, soreness, sore throat, oup, rheum -
t am, chilbleineand pain or serene.t of all kinds,
that marvellous healing reme y, Hagyard's
ellow - Oil. . 857.52.2w.
1 •
leltet, states
tine ago, by
iiijured. A
A Good Guaran .ee.
H. B. Cochran, druggist, Lancaster, Pa., witted I
t at he has g-uaranteed over 300 betties of Burt
ode Blood Bitters for dyspepsia, bilious attacks
nd liver and kidney/troubles. In no cases has
i disappointed those who used it. In Canada
ves the same general satisfaction 857.52.2w. I
r
Dr. Low's Pleasant Worm *re
ble, safe and effecttial remedy
nds of worms. 857.51M.
•
p, -An agree-,
to remOve au
, 0
_
For rough conditions of the skip, shampooing
t e head, pimples, eruption and I skin diseases
seyrof. Low's Sulphur Soap. 857.52m.
.. •• 4,110-
housandr3 Hastened to Their]
- Graves.
By relying on testimonials written- in vivid,
lowing language of some miraculous curesmade
•y some largely puffed uis doctor or patent niedie
ine has hastened thousands to tneir graves;
t e readers having almost insane faith that the
same miracle will be peiformedn them, that
these testimonials ,' mention While the so called
Medicine is all the time hastening the to theii
graves. Although we have •
- !
,
Thousands Upon Thousands!!
I
GT teetirnonials of the most wonderful cures'vJI-
Untarily sent us, we do not publish there? as thy
ke or will refer to Any neighbor, as theresis not a
o not niake the cures. It la our Medicine, HO
0 Mere, that make the cures. It has never failed
nd never ca. , We will give reference to any -
e for any disease similar to their own if desk-
ighborhood in the known world Initican show
its cures bY Hop Bitters. I-
.
i A Losing. Joke.
"A prominent physician of .Pittsburg said to a
lady patient who was complaining of her con-
tinued ilfhealth, and of his inability to cure her,
, jekingly, said, 'Try Hop Bitterer The lady
I took it in earned and used the Bitters, from
which she ebtained permanent health. She now
laughed at the doctor for his joke, but he is not
BO well pleased with it, as it cost him a good
.
.p " 'atient..
Fees of Docto .
i
The fees of doctors at $3 a vis t would tax a
Man for a year, and in need of a dr4iIyvisit, over
$1,000 a yel
r for medical atten ance alone 1
And one sin tie hot le of Hop Bitters taken in
time itt ould ave th $1,000 and ail the year's
sickness.
Given Up by the D ctors.
"Is it possible that MrGodfrey is up -and at
Work, and cured so simple a rentedy I" I .
4, assure you it is true that the is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hop 131tters, and
only ten days ago his doctors gave him up
and said he must die, from kidney and liver
trouble."
•
£None 'genuine without a bunch of green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile,
poisonous stuff with "Hop" or " Hops" in their
name. 864.62m.
APPLES! APPLES!
CHARLES DONALD tt
79 Queen St., .London, .E.C.;
TiTILL be . glad .o correspond with Apple
V V Growers; lifer hants and Shippers with a
e*ew. to Autpmn land pnng busineas. They will -
give the ustal fuoilities to customers requir-
g advances. 869-39
IT
11013RE 13 ED -BERKSHIRE.-The und igned
jtLaken7ITles-4yeep during the present season on Lot
5, Cornices on 1, Hay, a pure bred B rkshire
in if nice sale.
Boar, to w ich a limited numberof sows will be
130wHitNh twhempLriivd.feHgaeyof reot.urn-
894
TAKE Y UR CHOICE. -Two Pigs, on Berke
shire nd one Suffolk, will be kept or ser -
vibe during the present season by the under-
signed at Rodgerville. ' Terms: Seve ty-five
cents at th time of service, with the prie ilege of
returning i necessary. JOHN P. MAI HALL.
887.8;
OUFFOL AND BERKSHIRE. -I --Two gs, one
SUffol and the Other Berkshire a e kept
foe service t Rannie's Saw Mills, Let 1 Con-
ceSsion 8, T wnship of Hey. Terms: $with
th
RANNIE. I • idUELe krivileg of returning- it necessary. 13
LEGAL.
A ROW & PROUDFOOT, Barristers, Solid-
torsa&c., Getclerich, Ontario. J. T. GARKOW,
Wit.
ROW/FOOT: ! 686
... HAYS, Sclicitor, dee. Private Money to
lend at lowest rates of interest. Office -
Co of Square raid West Street, Goderich. 774
A ERON, HOLT 4 CAME1tON, Barristers,
'elicitors in Chancery, Sce., .Goderich, Ont.
G. CAMERON, Q. C., PHILIP HOLT, M. 1G-.
tE ON. 506
BEST, Ba 'dater, Solicitor, &c. Office--
ady's Bloc ; Three Doors North of the
ffice, Seat° h. Goderich Agents-CAMBR-
& CAME ON. 870
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aUFFOL PIGS. -The Undersigned ta* I keep
on han during the present season, Thor-
oughbred S olk Pig, to which a limited r umber
�f-ows will be taken. Ile is one of the b st pigs
of is class n the county. Terms -$1, 'th the
privilege of returning If necessary. ap ly on
the farm of he undersigned at Grieve's 1 ridge,
NdithernG Level Road, McKillop. HU H J.
GRIEVE. 885
ERKSH E Plti.- The ipdersigne
keep during the, present season
6, Coneessi. 12, Hullett, a thoroughbred
1
eh re Pig, which a. limited number o
will be adm tted. This is the pig formerl
ed by.Mr. J hn Henderson, of Tuckersini
is one of th best pigs of his class in the
Terms. -On dollar payable at the time
vide, with t e privilege -of returning if nee
THOMAS 1OS. 1 .
O S E. D NCEY, late with Cameron,
olt & Cam ron, Goderich, Barrister, So-.
licit6r Conveyanc ac. Motley to loan. Ben-
son's Id Office, C Mines Block, Seaforth.- 786,
NNING & COTT, Barristers, Solicitors,
Conveyanc rs, &e. Solicitors for the Bank
of joh ston, Tisda e & Gale. Money to loan.
Office Beaver 131 ck, Clinton, Ontario. A. 11.
781
MANNINO, JAMES Sporn
CILMESTE esuccessor to the late firm of
cCalighey 1 & Holmested, Barrister, So-
lici r Conveyancer and Notary. Solicitor for
. the 0.
nadian Bank of Connnerce. Money to lend.
Farms for sale. Office in geott's Block, Main
Street Seaforth. I
R & DICEINSON, Barristers, dece,Kent's
Block, Winghem. Solicitors forthe Bank
illton. Connmssioners for taking affida-
in Minitoba. Private funds toloan at 6 per
Lucknow Office every Wednesday. H. W.
R, E. 1,. DiOttINSON. 738
OLL & r4ICKSON, Solicitors,' Convey-
cers, &c. loney to lend. Seaforth and
ss ;ls. Seafort1 Office over Johnson's Hard -
e tore Main treet. N. B. -One member of
fli n will always be in Seaforth' Office. P. S.
RO t, Seaforth; W. B. Denison, Brussels
111.0NEY TO LOAN.--
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0 Y TO -LOAN. -Straight leans at d e'er
cent. _Interest payable half yearly, or at
per eei t"yearly, with the, privilege to borrower
of r p ying part of the principal money .at any
tim . Apply to F. HOLMESTED, Barrister,
S.ea o h. 850
:
AUCTIONEERS.
T , LiAnsed Auctioneer fon the
Sales attended in all
;jails rTa -;1,14,-5
-eof t .11. Ali orders; left at Tux
Exrositoa Office will be promptly attended to.
DELGATTY, L censed Auctioneer for the
11,. County of H ron. Sales of all description
promptly attended ti on reasonable terms. Ad-
dress Brussels P. 0. or apply on Lot 4, Con- ,
cession 12, Grey. 77
VET sRINARY:
OEAFORTH HOR E INFIRMARY.-Corner•of
• Jarvis and Gode *eh Streets, neat door t� the
Presbyterian- Church, Seaforth, Ont. All dis-
ea,see of gorses, Cattle, Sheep, or any of the do-
mesticated animals, successfully treated at the
Infitmary, or elsewhere, on the shortest notice.
Charges moderate. JAMES W. ELDER, Veter-
inary Surgeon. P. large stock of Veterin-
ary Medicines kept con.3tantly on hand
. 3
-4 DENTISTRY.• -
16
"Von_ rM
N4s.and M. R. C. D., of
. iToronto. Alt operations
_ guaralteed. Anesthetics 'of all
- kinds administered: Specialties -
Gob. lilling and Perfect Fitting Plates.
Town -1 atients will please make engagements
a day ar two previous to having the °itera-
tion pe formed. EX' Remember the place, in
the rooms formerly occupied by C. Caftwright,
-up-stairs in Cady's Block, opposite the Comirier-
dal Seaforth. fi74
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W A. s ,
DENTIST,
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Fasaill4 Gold Medallist and College
Medallitt, Toroatol School 1
Of Medicine.
SAV NG, NAT'URAL TEETH A SPECIALTY.
TEE' it EASILY AND ' CAREFULLY •
• . EXTRACTED.
aVgr ARG ES ItlIODA:IATE.'9n
N.I'Be As I have bought out the business of
t '
the late Mr. Bogen, I will complete all opera-
tions beun by him setisfactarily to each patient.
1 • e f .
Office over Johnson's Hardware Store, Meyer'e
Block, Main Street, Seaforth,
315
The Mitchell Stindard
P NE
w.
r(111E Si
Win
sawing w
machineir
II also tx
tion Fore
satisfacti
A. Stook
. hand.
Give m
no sale.
chell:P. 0
872-52
atented and Manufactured by
M MORRIS
plest, Strongest and most satisfactory
mill yet made. For „pumping water,.
od, chopping grain orhriving any light
, it has no equal. .
MPS: PUNTS !: •
anufacture Iron Lift andi Double Ac-
Punips, which are guaranteed to give
n.
of puitips and hose kept constantly on
a trial. If I do not give satisfaction
rs addressed to the undersigned, *Mit-
, proinptly attended to.
W. M. MORRIS.
CHR STAL & BLACK,-
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PRACTICAL
:BO ER 1/1.A.KERS.;
THIE. sB b cribers have bought the Tools and
1 r Business lately carried on by the
Goderic Foundry and Manufacturing Company,
end havi k had an experience of over eight years
in that s o , now preptu to carry od the -
trade in its branches. '
Ariy w • k entrusted to us ill receive prompt
attentio First-class work aranteed
Alt Id • s of Boilers made and repaired, also
Smoke S les Sheet Iron Work, &c. at reason-
able !rate
New 13
the sho
compe, t.i
t Pans made And old ones repaired -on .
t notice, and at prices that defy
on.
CHRYSTAL & BLACK.
11 I
will
n Lot
Berk.
sows
own -
and
unty
ser-
ssary.
44f
rflflE SUP OLKS ARE THE -BEST.-T e dorsi.. ed ed has now on Lot 21, Conce sion 2,
L. IR. S., T ckersmith, and will keep f r the
.im roveme t of Stock,. Two THOROVODER D SUP-.
FO K BOARS. The oldest, "Granger," w f far -
vie ed on A ril 3rd, 1882, was br by Mr W, m.
Ell ott, Mil n, County of Halton. His si ei .and
hisi dam w re both imported. The econd,
" ing Tom "was farrowed in April, 188 -He
wa bred by Messrs. A. Frank & Sons f .the
eothity of Peel, and both his sire and h dam
Wealso imported. They are as good igs as
wee ever offered for service in Huron as i 'u be
pr ven by the extended pedigrees whi h are
reii
stered in the Canadian Herd Book. Terms
81, with the privilege of returning if nee ssary.
GEORGE PLEWES. 891
-0
P.1
r.4
r-1
NI 1d331 Sc1 Tx
iNT 1101Z.
U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
all from ier 20; North River, New Yo
- Every Satuiday, for
GLASGOW VIA LONDO ERRY.
FATES OF PASSA E
TO GLASGOW, DERRY, BELFAST OR LI ER -
POOL, CABIN, $60 to 880., SECO • D
CABIN, $40. STEERAGE, OUT-
WARD, $28.*PREPAID, $21.
ile
Anhor Lin Drafts issued at lewest rat s -aree-
• Ireland. • end
paid free of charge in England, Scotian
For passag , Cabin Plans, Book of Tou , &c.,
ly t. HENDERSON BROTHERS, 7 Bo IND
EN, NEW i YORK, or to s. DICKSON, Post
e, S orth. , 832
•••
ap
offl
S JAMES' HOT
TORONTO.
SHARP & BRIGHA
•( Form /0 of Sharp'sSeaforth,)
ROPR IETORS;
Hote
I Union
and refurnish
the best and
aggrEverY P
,charges very
845 i
, which is situated directly op
tion, has recently been r
d throughout, and is now
ost comforta.ble hotels in th
ssible attention paid to gues
ioderate.
osite
fitted
ne of
city
s and
R. L. SHARP,
JNO. BRIGHAM, OP
fl
tors
THE
CANADIA BANK OF COMME GE.
HEA OFFICE, TORONTO:
Paid up Ca sital,
Rea, -
RESIDE:4T,', II N. WM. MCMAST R.
$6,000
2,000
000.
SEAFORTII BRANCH.
-
T eSeaforth Brandt of this Bank conthilies to
rec ive deposits, on evhich interest is allowled on
the most favorable t rms.
Drafts on afl the pincipal towns and clilies in
• Ca ada, on G-reat ritain,lend on the nited
ri
Sta. es, bought and sPld. •
-0n ce-First door Soul's of the Comm mild
Hotel. • ;
A. II. IRELAND, Marager.
F. 1OLESTED, S lieitor. 639
.R.
•
.MEDICAL HALL,
Bset.A.11\T STREIET. SMA.P9P.,T:8,
rIas just opened out the finest and best assortment of Pipes in the country. If
you wsnt a nobby Meerschaum Pipe or a first-class Brier or Wood Pipe, go to
the Medical Ilall, where you can get something that will please the eye and. give
you satisfaction. A splendid assortment of Cloth, Hair, Tooth, Nail and Shaving
Brushes at all ptices. Toilet Soaps assorted-aPear's scented and unscented Soap,
Red Clover Toilet Soap,Albert Honey Toilet Soap, Princess Louise, Carbolic
Glycerine and Cluticura Toilet Soaps, Colgate's Cashmere Boquet Soap, Sponges,
Chamios, Bath Towels., Combs -----A splendid variety of :Dressing Combs and
Fine Combs just opened from the English markets. Purses and Wallets, new and
select, We 'draw your attention to our well -assorted stock of
rugs, Chemicals mid Patent Medicines,
Pure
Which is compile in all its branchesliVe have also for sale the pure juice of,
the grepe, especially for sacramental Purposes, and unfermented. It is. highly
recommended btf first-class medical men as a nutriment and beverage drink iu
many cases of siekness, &c.
Remember lhe place next door to Duncan & Duncan's dry goods store, Main
street, Seaforth.
C. DUNCAN, Chemist and. Druggist.
ae.‘
Cl- 0 JD 333 i\T
..„
if)
COMPLET
arge Assortment to Choose From.
Po LAR PRICES RULE LOW1ER THAN -EVER THIS SEASON.
erytiling New, Fresh and Handsome.
- . • -
,T A. .1 'P Si° IsT, SPA-er
TE/^
AT THE ,5..EAFO
,
Now is the Time to Get the Bea Value
-.A-- GI--
,
Has J it Received a Very Large Consi
the La gest and Best Assorted Stocks w
holds1 5 Packa res. Prices from 15c.,
and 60 .per pound. This Stock Consis
Row IER, and TEA DUST, and wi
give E tire Satisfaction, or Money Refu
all kin s of Giloceries. Flour; Oath)
-Flour, 1 ats, Barley, Screenings) Chop F
Turnip , Carrots and Cabbage.A larg
Also a arge Assortment of Lamps and
ats taken in Exchange
A .CALL SOLICITED FROM ALL -
41
TEA. TEA.
TH1 TEA. STORE;
ver Offered in Seaforth for your Money.
enteof TEAS. He now holds one Of
st of Toronto. In Teas alone he now
., 25e., 30c., 35c., 40c., 45c., 50c., 55c.,
s of GREEN, BLACK, JAPAN, GUN -
11 Guarantee them to be all FRESH and
' ded. Also a large Stock of Sugars and
al, Cormneal, Shorts, Brea; Buckwheat
ed, Salt, Coal Oil, Fish, Apples, Potatoes,
stack of China, Crockery and Glassware.
amp_ Trimmings.
or Oatmeal at Mill Rates. _
GOODS DELIVERED FREE.
A. Ci! AULT;
Seafprth Restaurant!
•
MRS. SMITH
ISHES to inform the people of ' 5eaforth
VY an d vicinitee that she has enla ged her
Confectimiery Business, and has refit d her
Oyster Parlors regardless of expense.
Sheekecies Green Fruit of all kinds on and.
She keeps Tobaccos and Cigars ot he best
brands.
She keek the best restaurant in th county.
She keep!, Fresh Oysteral which ean b had in
any style required.
-She keeps Oysters either in bulk or 11 cans,
which are received fresh daily.
She pats s every attention to customers.
She sells on very reasonable terms. •
• Remember the place, first door north of Reid
& Wilson ei Hardware Store, Main Street. -
MRS: SMITH.
Judicial Sale.
In the High Court of Justice, Chan-
cery Division. ,
In the Matter of Partition,
WATTS vs. WATTS.
Pursuant to the judgmenemade in this cause,
there will be sold, with the approbation of
Sutherland Malcomson, Esquire, one of the Mas-
ters of the Supreme Court of Judicature, at God-
erich. At Schaffer's Hotel, in the . Village of
Kipper*, on SATURDAY, THE 11th DAY OF
APRIL, A. D. 1885, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
the following property,, namely :
The South Half of Lot number Twelve, in the
south Boundary Concession of the To oship of
Stanley, containing by admeasurement 8 acres,
be the same more, or less. .The property is ad-
vantageously situated as to schools and churches,
beingwithin a few miles of Varna- and Kippen.
The land is in a good state of cultivation, 10,
acres in fall wheat, 5 acres seeded down, 10 Bares
- of fall plowing done, 3 anresharciwood bush, etc:,
etc., well drained and even ferieed. There is a
ises, 18x28 feet, 2
14x111 feet, stone
so a Frame Barn
re is also on the
SEAFORTH WOOLLEN MILLS. sntezeFy sranalozeh eo: att e phreez
e foundation and good cellar.
• Having, my Netv Mills now in first-class running36x56 feet, in good repair. Th
orderel have pleasure in announcing to my cus- premises -a fair orchard.
tomers and friends that with Enlarged Premises TERMS OP 8/ex.-Ten per
and day of Sale to the Plaintiff's S
IMPROVED M
HIN E R If;
I am bettelthan ever fite red to turn out
FIRST-CLASS' WORK
On the shortest notice, and will be pleased to
see all my old customers and as many new ones.
A LARGE STOCK OF GOODS
-On hand to trade with as usual.
A. Gr: Va./MG-MOND
MIXECI.-TdRS' NOTICE. -All parties having
11Aclans against the estate of the late Wm.
Edgar, of the Village of Kippen, in the township
of Stanley, are hereby notified that the said I
claims properly attested must be filedtkith either .
of the undersigned at Kippen, on Jai before the I .FOR THE NEXT
11th day of April, 1885, and all claims not then!
of tl-. 1 !
!LeiTHIRTY DAYS
es on-
tle the I • -
ebts re- i I will offer the:balance of my
ut into'
ntdown on the
licitors, and the
balance into Court within one ionth thereafter,
without interest when the our baser will be en-
titled to a Conveyance. The urchaser at the
tirne pf sale will be required to ign an agreement
for the completion of the said 41e. The property
will be put up subject to a rese 'e bid. In other
respects the conditions of sale fll be the stand-
ing conditions of this. Court. Fjirther particulars
may be had from JOHN HOS IN, ESQ.. Q. C.,
Official Guardian, Toronto, or MESSRS. GA1tEtOW
& PROUDFOOT, Barristers, Goderich, or from
the Plaintiff's Solicitors. S. MALCOMSON,
Local Master at Goderich. MANNING & SCOTT,
Clinton, PlaintifftaSolioitors.
Dated this 12th day of March A. D., 1885.
902-4
ARGAIN
1
in will be barred settlement, as the affai
estate must then be closed up. All pa
debted to the said estate_ must also se
same on or before the above date, as all
main ing itnsettled at that date will be
other hands for collection.
5 7, WM. IVISON )
JOHN LANDERS, Exe tors.
PETER COOPER, )
Kippe March 16th, 1885. 902-4
OR SERVICE. BULLS AND AMES
DULL
el FO SALE. OATS FOR SAL - The
undersie ed_will keep for service on Lot. 23 and
24, ttQWDS ip of Grey, his thoroughbred 1 urham
Bull "Lo Lovell.' Terms for season. -For one
thorough ed cow' $8, tiir each additio al cow
$7, for on grade tow 8.50 for each ad4ditionai
cow $& owe returned regularly, and not in
calfwill charged hell price. Cows from a
distance v 11 be fed or ,pastured at re enable
rates if t Se wish to leave them. "Lord leaven"
has b 'en r own 14 thaws aud has taken 13 first
prizes an ne second. He has proved himself
a sure an good stock getter. He will 1 kely be.
seen at Se ng Shows. Also four youn t Bulls
for sale fi •n 11 to 15 months' old, got by "Lord
Lovell" a "Dames" boughtfroMJ. end ;Watt,
•
ter Whit • Oats and. )31ack Tartar Oats, lately
Salem, cents
be s I cheap. Also a quantityof MeAllis
4
from Sco 1 nd and perfectly' dean.- Price, 40
color aud ndition, with choice pedigrees and -will
pe t nty Wellingten. They are go d. size,
bushel. DAVID MILNE, Ethel.
903-12
stoclt of
,'Parlor & Coal Stoves
AT COST FOR CASH.
Come and Get Bargains
WHILE THEY LAST.
A Few Second - Hand Coal and
Wood Stoves Cheap.
•
WHITNEY'S
CHEAP STOVE HOUSE,
_ SEAFORTIC
et_
FRQIII THE PRESIDENT
OF BAYLOR UNP/ER41TY.
olndepeneence, Texas, Sept. 26,1982.
Gattemen:
5'Irteirj9q ePir
....,, . i, Thdr
„Tas bden used in my lioneelitel for throb
,J.L4;02a6; •••-• t
.•
1S t • lio 'prevent falltnet out of tite, hair.'
2d. Ti) peevent-too inne-ai clunine of La.i.t-r.
sa. .1.0 _a dressing. ...
- I
It 1=4a eetran entire e. eziteetttli aVery
.,
IDS taliCgi. Yours ri-si)c-;:tfully,
:
,. . V:211. G.A.Ii.EY e3;1iNE."
AYE#: -.3 HAIR, VIGOR. is entire:a free
from unc:eneily, dangerous, or injur:ous auto
stances.1 at prevents the hair from turning
,
gray, rettores_gray hair to its oriainal colon,
preventS baldness, pteeerves the heir and
-promotes its gro*the curedandruff and
etses
all dis Of the hair and scalp, and Is,,,
at the same time, a ver' supe.rin.r an
desirable •drcessing.i.
lealataatta Ba•
• Sold by all Drceeists.
Grand Trunk Railway.
Trains leave Seaforth and Clinton stations
follows:
GOING WIIST- SkitFOR'191.
Express ------------1.50 P. M.
Exprese -------------2.58 r. M.
Mixed Train.. . n-
aorsts.EAST-
1Efeied
exreasz..a.
. ... 4..7.4455 Ai..
M.
EXprOSS...... 1.50 P- is.
London; Huron
GOING - Express.
Londere depart_ 7.45 A.
Exeter.' .. 8.57
Hensall„ 9.97
Rippeni .. 9.13
Brucefidd.. 9.23
Clinton;.. .. 9.45
Londesbone _ 10.00
Blyth..t . .._. 10.07
Belgrave... „,.. 10.22
Wingham, arrive 10.35
Goma BOOT11-,- Express.
Winghein, depart 7.48 A,
• Belgrav,e...t--, 8.00
Blythe .. 8,15
Londeshored 8.24
. 8.50
Brucefield_ .. 9.05
Kippen, .
9.18 -
Exeter 9.35
London, arrive 10.51
CIMMON:
2.30P X
9.15;P -M-
-
9.45 a, et.
7.Z.A.11
1.05
4.00 r.
and Bruce,
Man. 2nd Class,
el. 4.50r. le, 0.00A.X.,
6.10 9.35
6.24 9.57
6.29 10.07
6.38 10.22
7.05 11.80
7.20 12.00
7.27 12.16P.X.
7;46 12.48
7.55 1.16
Mail. 2nd Oases -
es. 3.03 ittee.'10.20..nae
3.17 11.21
3.30 11.42
3.88 12.e0
4.05 12.45 r. ea)
4.19 1.11
4.27 1.27
4,32 1.36
4.43 2.35
5.50 5:30
Wellington, Grey and Bruce.;
GOING Nolan- Accona Express.
Ethel, .. . . .... 2.30 r. M. 9.39 rt
Bressele 2.41 9.53
Bluevale_
Genie So 711-
Wingh
• Bluevale
..... 2.55 10.09
-.. 3.10 10.20
7..actiress. Accom.
6.50.&.r. 11.18 A. X
1.1.30
Brussel* .... - . . . 7.15 11.50
Ethel.. .. . . .. . 7.27 12.05
NOTE. -The Morning Train going South and
the Eveng Train going North, run on 'Tuesday..
Thursday and Saturday only.
You Must .Admit
That for 'variety of patterns, newest de-
signs and best colorings,
RANT -ON BROS.
Stock of!: New Spring Prints is hard: to
beat. We have the latest in Rings,
Spots, Checks, Stripes, Hail, Floral,
,
Meurning, &c. Just to hainl. come
and see them -Prints for 5c, -80, 10e,
and an extra choice lot 121c, at RAN -
TON .1R,OTHERS. Then you should
see that ,bargain in White Check Mus-
Iiiss,for Aprons, &c., Belliag at mice of
ordinary prints. New Shirtings, Cot-
,
tonadesa Tickings, Szc., all at prices
which please.
We have secured the zervicee
ELLIOTT, of London, to Open asti
charge of our Dress and Mantle
Department up up stairs. Every lady who
reads this well knows -this is just what
Exeter avants-a first-class, fashionable
dressmaker, Bring along your dresses,
no matter whether bought front us or
not. If you want city styles,Etaste and
econolny combined, see Miss Elliott at
Ranton *others, and we are sure you . s
will be delighted with the results.
Ranton Bros.
EXETER.
A -PRIZE Send Six Cents foe Postage a.nd
receive, free, a. costly .box
goods, which will help all, of either sex, to -more
money right away than anything else in this'
world. Fortunes await the Workers absolutely
sure. At once aaarets Tare bi C., Auguste,
Maine. 854)02