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Ti-RO. 1.DFOOT--
MAY 1885
.A.11 Sorts.
—As they were singing the voluntary;
in church, a young man, sitting in the
pew back of a gayly dressed lady, whis-
to a friend by his side: "Mrs. Brown'
bonnet is so loud that I cannot hear .the
singing." .
—A pastor in a Ma.Sattchusetts villaga
has the eccentric custom of presentiug
every \baby born into his congregation
with a rattle. The record of the last
three years shows the purchase of 25
rattles, only. , ..„
—Tennessee Pays $2,000,000 yearly for
drink—more than the value of her is
crop. In Mniiich, Bavaria, • the men
drink an average of from two to three
quarts of beer per day. Bavaria has a
brewery for every thousand inhabitants.
" —The Philadelphia " Record:" haa
been demonstrating that prices for coal
in that city are too high by gotng into
the business on itsown account.: in two
months it sold -over 15,000 tons, the
saving to the buyers being about
$15,000.
—One of Mr. Spurgeon's publishers
has just made him a present of a black-
and-tan colored carriage, upholstered
with the most luxurious cushions, and
containing various shelves for books and
parcels, an array of cigar -boxes and
trays, and a handsorae looking -glass.
—At the island of Cyprus vigorous
efforts are being made toextirpate the
locasts. Screens that if arranged in line
would stretch 315 miles in length are
placed before 20,000 pits into which the
insects are trapped. It • is calculated
that about 195 'Anion of the pests were
destroyed in a year. ,
—Our temperance ' friend, "The
Voice," follows Dr. Johnson's example
in his controversy with the Billings-
gate fishwoman, and in reply to the
44GlobelDemocrat's " declaration that
Mr. St. ,John is "an Warnous and un-
mitigated liar," replies that the " Globe-
Democr t " is "a double -headed, equi-
lateral old pa,rallelopipedon."
—A not very reverent, and., certainly
not at all profitable, discussion was held
lately by the students of a Western
theological school over the question
whether, in case of a prayer having been
read from a printed slip op a formal oe
easion, and there having beena typo-
- • graphical error reversing the meaning of
a passage, the message was received by
a Providence as uttered or as originally
designed. - ;
—A church now building in Michigan
is to have as seats arm -chairs of. cherry
Wood, mahogany finished, with tilting
backs, each. chair being provided with
hat, shawl, cloak, book, umbrella, and
cane rack, and a foot -rest. . Nothing
else seems needed- to make. a model
_church except sound dOctrine,live Chris-
tianity, and a pastor capable of keeping
the occupants of the luxurious chairs
wide awake all the time.
—Says the Richmond "!Religious •
Herald;" "A preacher's Wife • of three
years' standing says that she would
rather hare her husband go aa foreign
misaionary than to be a pastor. She
declares that she could stand the heathen •
in foreign lauds better than she can en-
dure the c-ranky men and officious wo-
men in the churches. Since we came -to
think of it, we must confess that we do
sometimes get some rather troublesome
people into our, churches."
Common taters :" " I am aware
,
that the commenfators do not agree with
me," said the Rev. Dr. Foosterer in his
, serrnon. Next day old Farmer Turnip-.
tops &rove up to the rectory With half a
cartload of fine pink -eye potatoes.
7" Mornin', parson," said he, " Ye told
ire yistd'y that the common ta ers &chat
agree wid ye, so I brought ye L trifle 0'
the finest pink -eyes that ye ever laid yer
eyesein Bans q' flour—that's what they
—The question as to what constitutes
the distinetion between tempera's e and
and teetotalism bas been raised in an
English life insurance case. A St ader-
land moneylender had described himself
in applying for a policy as " temperate,
not teetotal." After hie death it Was
shown that he drank 'sixty glasses of
whisky a day, but, "' without intoxiCa-
.. tion, mid all in the way of - business."
His duties were described as to "see
captains and keep them warm for the
firm," That, it /turned out, meant
keepbag company ILiitl drinking in public
-
houses with the sitilors to whom loans
-were made.
—A novel, missionary enterprise is to
be undertaken in South America by the
Roman, Catholics. It consists of a float-
ing mission on the Amazota The vessel
'used is to be called the " Christopheros,"
and will be manned by " priests, whose
duty will be to evangelize the popula-
tion who leave the banks of the ' river
and make for the forests when the wa-
ters go down." It is•to contain a fully
furnished -chapels as well as ample ac-
commodatioln for the Mitred Captain
an€1 his clerical crew. '
—Trameus writing of . Dr. Gardiner
Spring, in the,New York Observer,says:
In the year 1819, when he hail been pas-
tor nearly forty years, .he - came to my
stady, and in great confidence made
known to me his desire a.nd purpose to
find a colleague, to bear with him the
burdens of his pastoral charge. I said
to him, "You certainly do not require
it on account of infirmities, for you still
have the vigor of early days." Then he
made this memorahle answer, -" True,
very true. I am now 64 years old, and
do not feel the need of a colleague,- but
the Itimewill come when I shall need
one, and then I 'shall think I do not."
Good Manners Understood and
Practised..
Fine eensideration and sympathy are
ingrained in good manners. When I
was a sehool-girl 1 was -one Sunday the
guest of a girl friend. At church my
friend's father met an old minister
whom he bad known years before in the
country village where be was born, affd .
he brought the old gentlemaa home to
dine with him. A shy, delicate man, it
was evident the minister had been will-
ingsto serve in the -waste plaCes of the
Master's vineyard, where the hire was
small and the labourers few , f or his clothes .
were pathetically shabby, and the
simple elegance and for ial serving of
the dinner bewildered h in, ftin,1 made
him nervous. With the mitsome fm-
aer-bowls were brought in, and, after
e .
eyeing the One by his pl te a moment,
he raised it to his lips an I drank off the
water. f' Excuse me, m 'am,",be said,
touching, it with his withered fingers,
'1 never saw such pretty Cups before.
What do you call them?: I would. like
to buy one for my little girl."
"They are plain ruby larwls ; I 'think
that iswhatthey are called," said the
hostess, 'Sipping from • her own. " Do
not buy (sne ; I have a very pretty one
1 should love to send to your daughter,
if you will be kind enough to accept
, There was not the moving of an eye-
Jash. The host glanced at his wife with
loving pride, and followed her example.
Even master Tom aged six, whowas
ready to laugh on all possible occasions,
and was always making inoprortune
remarks, gravely drank from his finger -
bowl, and slipped down from his chair
without a word, and I, heard him say
afterwards to his sister, " Doesn't mam-
ma have lovely thoughts ! She's going
to give him that pretty big cup, that's
just like a finger -bowl with a handle to
it. Oh, I hope he'll never know what
those bowls are used for !"
• .
GRATEFUL—COMFORTINGls
EPPS'S COCO
BREAKFAST.
' "By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws
which govern the operations of digestion and nu-
trition, and by a ca,reful application of the fine
properties of well selected Cocoa, Mr.. Epps has
proYided our breakfast tables with a delicately
. layered beverage which may save ue many doce
tor' bills. It is by the jUdicious use of sueh
.artieles of diet that a constitution may be gradu-
ally built up until strong enough to resist every
tendency to disease. Hundreds -of subtle mala-
dies are floating around us ready to attack
wherever there is a weak point. We may escape
many a fatal shaft. by keeping ourselves well
fortified with pure blood and a properly nourish-
ed frame." --Civil Service -Gazette. Made simply
with boiling water or milk. Sold only in packets
by grocers, labelled thres-L," JA1E8 -EPP.8 & Co.,
Homeopathic Chemists, London, England." ,Sole
:arid for Caruula, C. E. colson, Mord:req. 894-52
•
. A Wide Spread.lEvil.
The great sduree of cousumption and of -ugly
sores is Scrofula in the blood. Burdock lood
Bitters purify the whole system and cure, scro-
fula, as as the Miereeeounnon blood huinere.
85762.2w. "
A Golden Opinion.
Mrs. Wm. Allan, of Acton, declares that Hag -
yard's Yellow Oil is the best household remedy
in the -world for colds, croup; sote throat, burns,
sealds and other painful complairts: Her opin-
ion is well founded; 857.52.2w. ,
,
A: Sad Negle t..
,
Neglecting . • constipated. co ulition• of- ! the
bowelaisSute to bring ill health • and great !suf-
ferieg But-dck Blood '.Bitte s regulate ! the
bowels in a natural manner, pun ying the blood
and promote- a healthy 'action If the stomach,
liven!kidneys and bowels.' 857. 2.2*.
.. • A throat C
A cure for croup. There is no better ilemedy
for croup than Hagyard's Yellin Oil taken in-
ternally and applied :recording o special direc-
tions. This is the great househ Id panacea for
rheumatism, stiff joints, pain, in ammaition, &e.
857.52.2w.
•
Easily Caug t.
n is very eas3-L
to catch cold, bbt not so easy
to cure it unle s you use ilagyard's Pectetal
Balsam, the best remedy for all throat, bronchial
and lung troubles, coughs, colds and consump-
tive tendencies. 857.52.2w.
o... -
Drive It Aw Y.
Drikre away all poisonous hulmor from the
blood before it develops in scijofula or some
chronic form of disease. nrdock Blood Bitters
will do it. 857.52.2w. 1
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PeVer, eolic, unnatural appetite, fretfulness,
weeknessiand convulsions, are some of the effeets
of worms_in children ;• yiestroy the wcirms With
Dr. Low's Worm Syrup. 1852.52m.
so • 0,- .
Use Prof. Low's Sulphur Soap for prielly heat,
nettle rash, scaly eruption itch, and elldiseas-
sd conditions of the skin. eruption,
!
•__4„.....es_____ee 1
The hectic flush, pale, hollow cheeksland pre-
carious appetite, indicate worms. Freeman's
Worm Powders will quickly and effectually re-
niove them. 857.52m.1
. „ ,
e• • Ow !
National PHIS are sugar-coated, mild but thore
ough, and are the best Awned' and liver pill in
use. • 857.52m.
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Downright Cruelty.;
To permit yourself Lola family to 1
Suffer!
With sickness when it can be preve
cured so easily --
With Hop Bitters!
tedsand
Having experienced a great deal of .
Trouble from indigestion, so much so that I
came near losing My.
Life-'.
My trouble always came after eating any
food-
• However light
And digestible,
For two or three hours at a time 1 had to go
through the most
Exerntiatine pains, -
And the only way I ever got -
Relief! s
Was by throwing up all my stomach contained.
No one can conceive the pains that I had to go
through, until
At last? -
1 was taken! So that for three weeks I lay in
s e
-bed and !e
. Could eat nothing !
My sufferings were so that 1 called two doctors
to give me something that would stop thepain ;
their
Efforts Were no good to me.
At last I heard a good deal
About your Hop Bitters!
.. And determined to try them. ! -
Got a bottle -in fonr hours 1 to k the -contents,
of : • «
One!
-Next day I was oat of bed, land have not
seen a.
Sick hour
. From the 'same canee since.
• I have recommended it to hundreds of others.
You have no such
Advocate ee I arn.-George Kendall, Allston,
Boston, Mese.
•
Colunrbus Adeocite, Texas, April 21, '83.
Dear Editor, -
1 have tried your Hop Bitters, and find they
are good for any eomplaint. The best medicine
I ever used in my'family.
Talerier.
VT None genuine without a bunch of green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile,
poisonous stuff with "Hop" or " Hope" in their
Hanle: 864.52m.
Boys aild Girls
Who are growing rapidly, -should, OP ensure
strong and healthy constitutions) be given regu-
larly Robinson's Phosphorized Emulsion, to keep
up the Waste that is continually going- on in . the
system during the growing period. 891.52.2w.
MONEY TO LOAN. e
-1,1-0NEY TO LOAN. -Straight loans 'at 6. per
VJ jent. -Interest pa3-able half yearly, or fit -
per cent. yearly, witlethe privilege to borrower
of repaying -part of the Plincipal money at any
time- Apply to F. HOLMESTED, Barrister,
Seaforth. 850,
_
"s• -ss:
, AUCTIONEERS..
-j-P. P BRINE, Licensed Auetioneer for the
«
County or Huron. Sales attended in all
parts of the County. All orders left at Tim
ExPeserea Office:will be promptly attended to.
DELGATTY, Licensed Auctioneer for the
County of Huron. Sales of all description
p mpt13- attended -.t on reasonable terms. Ad-
d -ess Brossels P. 0 or apply on Lot 4, Con-
cension 12, Grey. •77, .
_ VETERINARY.
SEAFORTH HORSE INFIRMARY. -Corner of
Jarvis and Goderich Streets, next door to the
Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, Ont. All dis-
eases of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, or any of the do-
mesticated animals, succesefully treated at the
Infirmary, or elsewhere, on the shortest notice.
Charges moderate. JAMES W. ELDER, ,Veter-
Wary Surgeon. P., S.-A•large stock of Veterin-
ary Medicines kept constantly on hand -
LEGAL.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
ri ARROW & PROGDFOOT, Barristers, Solici-
Ur tors, &c., Goderiolt, Ontario. J. T. Gars/row,
Wm. PROUDFOOT. •486
- • •
-Do C. HAYS, Solicitor; &a Private Money to
1.11„ lend at lowest rates of interest.. Office -
Corner of Square and West,Street, Goderieh• 774
•
CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON, Barristers,
,Solicitors in Chancery, &e., Goderieh, Ont.
M. C. CAMERON, . Q. C„ PHILIP HOLT, M. G.
CAMERON. 1 • 506
T. Ms BEsT, BarriSter, Solicitor, &a ,; 011ie -
. Cady's Block, Three ricars North' of he
Post Office, Seaforth. Goderich Age5t8-Cbft
ON, HOLT & CAMERON.
T1°,110.1:85E6 a )19 eAro
il
EY late with Cameron,
, Goderich, 13.arrister, o-
lieitor, Conveyancer, &c. Money to loan. . Ben-
son's Old Office, Cardno's Block, Seaforth.• 786
• ; ,
876
A.NNING &• SCOTT, Barristers, Solieitors,
Conveyancers, &c. Solicitors for the,Bank
of Johnston, Tisdale & Gale. Money to I loan.
Office-Bezever Block, Clinton, Ontario. A. H.
Mae'NING, JAMES SCOTT. 781
HOLMESTED, successor to the late !filen of
. McCaughey & Hohnested, Barrister, Se-
licitor Conveyancer and Notary Solicitor for
. •
the Canadian Bank of Corlamerce. Money to lend..
Patens for sale. Office in Scott's Bieck, Mein
Street, Seaforth.
kirgR & DICKINSON, Barristers, ke.,Kent's
Block, Wingham. Solicitors for the Bank
of -Hamilton. Commissioners for taking Wilda -
its in Manitoba. F'rierate funds to loan at 6 per
cent. Lucknow Office every.Wednesday. H. W.
C. METER, E. L. DICKINSON. 738
rfARROLL i& DICKSON, Solicitors, Convey-
ancers, &c. Money to lend. Seaforth and
Brussels. Seaforth Office over Johoson's Hard-
wa:ie Stote, Main Street. N. B. -One member of
the tiniewill always be in Seaforth Office. EIS.
CARROLL, Seaforth; W. B. DICKSON, Brussels ,
DENTTSTR,Y. .
kT_ M's
T D; S., and M. R. C. D., et
4. 'Toronto. All operations
guaranteed: Anesthetics of all
kinds administered. Specialties -
Gold Filling and Perfect -Fitting Plate's.
Town patients will pleele make engagements
a day or - two previous to having the opera-
tion performed. rtVs Remeniber the place, in
the rooms formerly occupied by C. Cartwright,
.up -stairs in Cady's Block, opposite the Commer-
cial Hotel, Seaferth. 874
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DENTIST,
7
Faculty Gold Medallist and College
. Gold Medallist, Toronto School
of Medicine.
SAYING NATURAL TEETH A SPECIAL
TEETH EASILY AND CAREFULLY !
„ EXTRACTEitt
tar CHARGES. • IMOTEIWTE.In
N. Be -As rhaVe bought out the business of
the late Mt. Buggin, I will complete all opera-
tions begun by him satisfactorily to each patient.
office over Johnson's Hardware Store, Meyer's
Block, Main Street,-Seaforth.
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Think yon could g t such nice Dress
Goods as I4saw at
.1
ilANTON E3R031-:.
The other da, they are beautiful and
so cheap. New Jersey cloths, lie*
Satin clothes, new French fettles, Otto-
man cords, French all wools, nunscloth,
beiges, Check brocades, cashmeres and
some New Yorlt plaids very nice, and
such a lot of buttons, I never saw the
like Isefore. I tell You they have the
most fashionable goeds I saw any place,
and then they have a, dressmaker from
the city, first class, She:understands her
business to a T. She is. getting lots' Of
work and no wonder, for if you want
style and neatness, taste and economy,
and fine godds at a low price go to
RANTON BROS.'
And young men and fathers; we take
the lead in gents' -outfittings. ,Cork-
screw worsteds in olive, wine,
prune, nvy, &c. English, -Scotch and
Canadian tweeds, and a grand range of
choice pantings just in. Clothing to
order in latest styles. And look at our
hats, hats that are hats. Ties that are
pretty. Braces that are good. Spend
your money at
Ranton Bros.
EXETER.
And You'll be Happy
1
LIME! LIMEI LIME!
THOMAS CORNISH
• Has opened his Lime Houses in
•
Hensall and Centralia,
• And is now prepared to furnish LIME of the
very best quality to all requiring it, on the most
reasonable terms.
• During the season he will be at Hensall every
TUESDAY and FRIl )AY, and at Centralia every -
MONDAY and THURSDAY, to attend to cus-
tomers. • •
• THOMAS CORNISH.
• . 905
• --
11DURE BRED BERKSHIRE. -The undersigned
I Will keep during the present:season, on Lot
5, Coneession 1, Hay, a pure bred Berkshire
Boar, to which a limited number of sows will be
taker. Terms, -$1, With the privilege of return-
ing- if necessary. JOHN WILLIS. Hay P. O.
894
MAIFE YOUR CHOICE. -Two Pigs, one Berk-
ehire and one Suffolk, will be kept for ser-
vice during the present season by the under-
signed at Podgerville. Ternis: Seventy-five
cents at the time of service, with the prlvilege of.
returning if necessary. JOHN', P. MARSHALL.
• 887-8
SUFA) K AND BERKSHIRE,Two Pigs, one
1 r Stiff k and the other Berkshire are kept
for servic at Rannie's Saw Mills, LA 12, Con-
cession 8, ownship of Hay. Terms: 81, with
theprivil ge of returning -if necessary. sAmpEL
RANNIE. ` 887
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oughbred
Of sows
of his
privil
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North
GR1E
-OLB PIGS. -The undersigned winee
hand during the present season, a T
Suffolk Pig, to whicha lindted nit 1
-will be taken. He is one of the best
blase in the county. Terme-41, with
ge of returning if necessary. Apply'
m of the undersigned at Grieve's Bridge
/ lei Gravel Road, McKillop HUGH
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be
pig
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3
5
BE E SHIRE-
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0, Con esSion
girlie 'ige to
will li admitted.
ed by It Jan
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Terms !z-0
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TH03 AS
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PIG. -The undersigned
during the present season on
12, Hullett, a thoroughbred B
which a limited number of sow
Tbis is the pig formerly .
Henderson, of Tuckenanitle,
-best pigs of his class. in theme
e dollar payable at the time oft Nor
e privilege of returning if necese
MOS. ' 904
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r -FT 1 3 SUFFOLKS ARE - TH'' BEST. -The lun
j ' sersigned has now on Lot 21, Concessio
L. R. S:, Tuckersinith, and will keep for
impro ement of Stock, Two THOROUGHBRED
POLK teeter.' The -Oldest,' "Granger," was
rowed on April 3rd, 1882, was tired by Mr. el
-Elliett Miltinn County of Halton. His sire
his I dim 'wefts both imported. The sec
"Xis e Tone" was farrowed in April, 1884. IHC
was br a by -Messrs. A. Frank & Sons, of lthc
count of Peel, and both his sire and his
werie s� ail orted: They are as good pigs
were e er o ered for service in Huron as 0(511
prote by ' he extended pedigrees which
registe ed ini the Canadian Herd Book. Tem
'51; wit the riVilege of returning if neeess
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by mail promptly a
Mitchell.
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THE MEDICAL HALL,
STRIMMT SM.A.PORI‘,
Has ji st opened oat the finest and. hest assortment of Pipes in the country. If
you wan a nob )3r Meerschaafra Pipe or a first-class Brier or Wood. Pipe, go to
the M d cal Hall, where you can get something that will please the eye nd give
you s ti faction. A splendid assortment of Cloth, Hair, Tooth, Nail and Shaving
Brush s tall piices. Toilet Soaps assorted—Pear's scented and lamented Soap,
Bed Clo er Toilet Soap, Albert lIoneY Toilet Soap, Princess Lonie, Carbolic
Glycerin.and Cuticura, Toilet Soaps; Colgate's Cashmere -Boquet Soap, Sponges,
'Chamios Bath Towels. , Combs—A splendid variety of Dressing Combs and
Fine qo hs jnst opened from' the English markets. Purses awl Walletnew and
selcet.t Ve draw your attention to our well -assorted stock of
re prugs, Chemicals and Patent Medickes;
Wh
tchigrei complsite in all its -branches. ' We have also .:for Sale the pure juice! of
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especially for sacramental purposes; and unfermented.Ilt . la hi dilv
recomi e ded by first-ciass medical men as a nutriment and beverage ' drinkin
many a ea of si kaess; &c. .
i - R m mber he place,next door to .Dunealie& Daucan's dry goods. thre., Main
• street,. 5 laforth.
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C. DUNCAN, Cheinisi and Druggist.
L STOCK COMPLET
rgq Assortmentt to Choose From.
POP LR 1310ES RIJLE LOWEli THAN EVER THIS SEA".
vel-yting New, Frgsh and Handsome.
TIMISCDITI,,
IA. TEA.
AT THE SEAFOR
Ncler 4 the
Has J
th L
ho1ds
and 6
POW
give Eptire Satisfaction, or Money Refurd
alj hillids ;of Groceries. Fleur, Oatmea,
Fliour, Oats Barley, Screenings, Chop Fee
Turnips Carrots, and Cabbage. A large s
Also a
TEA.
TEA
H TEA STORE.
Time to 'Get the Bch Value EY Dtpffered in Seaforth for your Money.
A.- 0-- 4.T:T_T-11%
st Received a Very Large Consiginikent of TEAS. Ire now one of
rges‘and Best. Assorted Stocks westof Toronto. In Teas alone the now
75 Packages. Prices from 15c.,•20a., 25c., 30c., 35c., 40c., 45c., 50c., 55c.,
c. per pouad. Thiss Stock Consists of GREEN, BLACK, JAPAN, GUN -
ER, and TEA DUST, and will Guarantee them to be all FRESH and
ed. Also a large Stock of Sugars and
, Cornmeal, Shorts, Bran Buckwheat
Salt, Coal Oil, Fish, Apples, Potatoes,
ock of China, Crockery and Glassware.
Large Ass4rtment of Lamps and Lamp Trimmings.
Oat taken in Exchange for Oatmeal at MW Rates.
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CAL S LICITED FRO.11.1 ALL . GOODS DELIVERED FREE.
•A. G. AULT.
Seafo
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rIth. Restaurant
MRS: SMITH
WISI ES t ) inform the people of Seaferth
aid •k nityl that she has enlarged her
Confecti1 ne y Jimmies% and has refitted her
Oyster P Hors needless of expense.
She ke nis Green Fruit of all kinds on hand.
ep Tobaccos and Cigars of the best
She k
brands.
She Ice
ps th best restaurant ,in the tenuity.
She ke ps Fr sh Oysters, which can be had in
•any style!. ui ed.
She keeps 03 -tors either in bulk or in cane,
which are re .ei 'ed freeh daily.
She pats efrey attention to customers.
She sel s o ery reasonable terms.
'lemon bet t e placeolrst door north of ileid
& s thr ware Store, Main Street.
MS. f.1 M;TH.
,SEAF
ET WOOLLEN MILLS.
Flavin in • w Mills now in first-class running
order, I 1aY12 p easure in announcing to my cus-
. tomers aid irk ids that with Enlarge, Premises
and
iM:PFOV D MACHINERY,
I rein ie. er han eVerprepared to turn out
!!R CLASS WORK
.On the sl or es notice, and will he pleased to
see all m - o d ustomers and as many new ones.
_ A LA. E STOCK CFGOODS
d to tradewit as -usual.
A. ;G. VexEGMOND
la
itchell S4ndar4
DM IL\tI,
'atm ,ed and tManufactured by
MICE S niPle
I Wiz dnfill
sewing AA po4, e
machinery, t
I also iiafluf1
tion Force Plun
sa.ti.tAsfatoecti
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hal 111
no sale--
Give II tr
el 18.e -1,711.12i -Po5.L.rdo;.es,pr
MORRIS.
t, Strongest and most satisfactory
yet made. For pumping- water,
opping grain or driving any light
as no equal. •
P$! PUMPS!
cture Iron Lift and Double Ac-
ps, which are guaranteed to give
nips and hose kept eonetantly on
al. If I do not give saeisfaction
ressed to the undcreigried,
nptly attended to.
W. M. MORRIS.
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CHAR.
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seow gtio.v etuhter n
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ing adi a lees.
Constanc
GREAT CHANCE!
‘114 A. STEWAR
-Wishes to inform the people of Kin urn aed
vicinity) that he has purchased the Ste k of Mr.
J`,111CS Stanley, at
A Greatly Reduced P
aid will give his customers the benefit
Goods will be sold at and -under cost
Parties wishing bargains should come on a
oree, as the goods will go quickly;
The highest price paid for tutter and ' .ggs, and
all kinds of Fa:nn Produce.
J. A. STEWART.
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6HRYSTAL & BLACK
PRACTICAL
0 I LER MAKERS
r1IIHE Subscribers have bought the ools and
1 JL -Boiler Business lately carried on by the
Cd exit+ Foundry and Manufacturing Company,
al
Id having had an experience of over eight years
in that shop, ale now prepaied to carrj on the
tr de in all its branches.
Amy work entrusted to us will receive prompt
at ention. First-class work guaranteed.
1 All kinds of Boilers Made and repaired, also
Si toke Stacks, Sheet Iron Work, &c., at reason•
ab drateS.
--ew Salt Pans made and old ones re aired on
th shortest notice, and at prices t iat defy
co npetition. « I
CHRYSTAL & XLACL
Fp11, SERVICE. BULLS MN DAMES
fl FOIL SALE. OATS FOR SALE.- The
iuidersigned will keep for service on Lots 23 and
24, townshisi of Grey, his thoroughbred !Durham
Bull " Lord Lee ell" Terms for season.-- For one
thmemehbred cow as, for eaeh additienal coW
$7, for one grade cow 93.50 for each additional
cew t3. Cows returned regularly, and not in
calf wiii be charged half pnee Couie from a
dPtanee will be fed or pastured at reasonable
;Tates if they wish to leave them. "Lord Lovell"
. Ie h .en shown 14 times and has takea 12 firat
SI APPLES!
S• DONALD & CO.,
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St., London, , E.C., Eng., 1
glad to correspond' with Apple I
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, Merchants -and Shippers; with a
n and Spring business. -They will ,
stud facilities to costomers require
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prizes apd one eecond. He has proved himeeif
al sure and good stock getter. He will likely be
str.sale from 11 to 15 month' old, trot b • "Lord
en at tgpring Shows. Also four your Bulls
and-t‘Dames" boughtfrom and W.ViTat ,
Salem, County Wellington. They are geed size,
eolor and eondition, with choice pedigrees and
will he 5old cheap. • Also a quantity of McAllie-
ter White Oats_ and Black Tartar Oast lately
from Scotland arid perfeftly clean. Price, 40
cents 1 or bushel. DAVID MILNE, Ethe
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HEADACHE
Axe generally induced
by Indigestion, rola
Stomach, costlyeni•rre
Deficient Circulr.t:«•se,
or some Deraneserecstt
of the Liver end Eleistive Estate:a.
-SuCzaas w.:11 find r&f Ly the r,'so
a-7—$
11
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1101.1 Ls.,
to stimulate the store" and 7.701.1ZCOR
lar daily movement' of the bows. Jesv
action on these organs, Aserit's
the blqod from the brain, and reItete seed
eure at forms of .Cc!'rensstive and ::sert -us
Headache, Bilious Ileaclaellet and
headache; and by keeping the lewd, leen,
and preserving the system in a leas:ail
condition, they insure irseeernite fe.tere
littacke. Try
PREPAI ,'ED '
Dr.:J.C..Ayer&Co,,Lowcii
Sold by ail Drugesta,
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THE BIG MILLS,.
SEAFORTH.
Tho above mills have now been thoroughiY re- •
built upon the complete
HUNGARIAN R4LER PROCESS.
The Mill and Storehonse Buildings have been
greatly enlarged, and mew machinery "applied
throughout.
THE LATEST IIVreVED ROLLS.
D—
Flour Dressing Nachines-
From the beet Manufacturing Firms have been
put in, and everything necessary added to enable -
her to turn out flour
SECOND TO NONE
In the Dominion. The I facilities for receiving
grain from fanners and for elevating and shippirsg
have also deen extensively improved. Gram can
oow be taken from farmers' wagons, weighed,
and loaded into cars at the rate of 700 bushels
per hour, by the work oftwo men.
A LARGE FEED STONE •
—FOR ---
CUSTOM CHOPPING
Has been put in, and the necessary machinery for
handling chop and coarse grains. -
A good shed has been erected, so that wagons
can be unloaded and reloaded under cover.
WHEAT EXCHANGES
Promptly attended to, and
FIRST-11AS& ROLLER FLOUR
'GUARANTEED.
CT.TSTC)1/1 1-1M1:3
Chopped satigaeterily and without delay..
ROLLER FLOUR;
BRAN, SHORTS,
And all kinds of
CHOPPED FED
Constantly ell hand.
• Highest Market Price Paid in
Cash for any Quantity of
Wheat. •
APPLE BARRELS,
—AND—
FFIEFECOARSE AND LAND SALT
FOR SALE.:
Only first-class and obliging men will be. kept A
to attend customers. The liberal patronge 01
-farmers and general trade respectfully solicited.
A W OLII.VIE &C11I
• PROPRIETORS.
T. 10. KEMP, Manager.
DAIRY GOODS.
MI in want of first-class Dairy Goods, will de,
well te call at
Whitney's,
And see our American Iron -clad :!Jilk C2IIS and
just the thing to stand rough handling.
A full stock of Cans; Paiis, Pans, Stmieers, and
everything for the -dairy.
Gallen Star
Range
With large tops and stands. No table or box
required to stand it on and jnst cheap as
smaller stoves. Es ery stove guaranteed.
In ordering Troughing don't forget to eee Mir
Galvanized Iron Trough in *ix foot lengths,
making few joints and a better job.
A full line of Stoves, Tinware, eatlery, Lamps, ,
American and Canadian Coal oil, te., always on
handa •
AR orders for !Jobbing promptle attended to ,
C. M. WHITNEY.
N. 13.- Three hundre.d Cedar Posts fereale
AUtion Sale of House and Lot
in Seaforth.
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The following property will be offered for sale
by Public Auction at the Commenial Hotel in
Scaforth, on Saturday, the 2nd day of May, at 2
o'clock p. ne, That desirable property situated on.
the' orner of St John and Sparhng Streets, in the
toWn of Seaforth, at present oecupied by Mr.
Purvis. The lot ie one-fifth of an etre on which .
there are a comfortable dwelling with hard and •
soft water, a large out -building, :slid well stocked --
with plum cherry and crab apple trees, currants
and grape vinee. eredosed eritb a new substantial
picket fence. Tenne.-Ten per eent on day ol
sale and balanee within one month. .1. P. BRINE,
Auctioneer ; C. F. P.VeliLEY,Prs-ptietor. -9e7x2
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