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Millinery
Bali, esevs.
ete stock of
kities and
'iumso laces*
at tavotsp
the same.
il Ste
PIeaSe
e have en-
kiater /tout
iers,
Remelt.
9oa-S,
reincove•cl" to
ie. his Old -
- he wilt :be
Id as many
. with their
:Henderson's
Store, 31a.in
MING.
,thiseountia
,law. for thts
iat it itbp
and eb;hien,
ERS
last /auger'
ting special
a guarantee
iven to te-
Grist Mills,- _
hinee, and
short notice
ers.
west rates.
•of L1.
epaine con -
'DRY.
HaUSE.
CO
ERS;
0.4Y T.
ORTH
ankg husi-
th
e in Ma:ni-
itreaL
n deposit.
eest rates.
La-CA,tte
! -
tend to Con-
e-- money on
houses-, ate --
MILL
FAUORT
rik his nuttier-
tettronage ex-
bueiness
favored nith
'do well to I.ria-e
ep On tiand
DINGS,
LATH, &c.
"atisfaetIon to
eir patronage
employed.
mu Planing.:
ADFOalit
•
MAY 22, 485. •
A'--Witar- o SuCceSs,
. Are you a yowl - beginner in life and,
without capital at the start; save brain
and- mueele ? Th eare _amply sufficient
for the battle if fa thfully and Well cm-
ployed, You mu t not cavil or find
fault-withy.,our Io „- but go in with enier
-gy and Make the est of it. Penh -find-.
bagis . a. chronic disease. It t prevails
largely.: among t lose under :employ.
Clerks, and Westin n are addicted to this
habit, Oith is a - ad one In their.eyes
the employer is mean,. grasping and
avaticeens. He e. acts long. hours with
plenty of hard wo k. Ile: is niggardly:
in his eetimate of alaries; he is Sem inS
manner and over: earing in word and
aetion. All this an moreis the frequent
utterance .of emplo , ees.-
What a mistake. Ne.clerk will, suc-
ceed wil • is a. chro le fault-finder.: Nit*
times out of ten th fault lies at his owit
door- and !arises from a _lack of Well-pdi--,
formed diatY. Employers,. as a rule, are
not ' -arsh, anddo uot exact more than
thei 14a: They pay for -services and
have 'a..right to -expect faithful -.perform-
'mice. , It their rules_ are, not to, your.
liking yOu are free to go, elsewhete... This
course iS, far more manly than to stay
and at the same time take privateex-
eeptions to them a ,ong fellow clerks. .
AlerehaUtS soon discover the diScon-
tented *ries wh are usually of • that
class who, shirk -heir duty. They are
also quick ' to 1pe eeive those who .are
faithful itiler whet a e determined to earn
their wages, It i • the latter who stay
and elimb up ste by step to position
and a busineseinte ..est, while -the. former
drift hero; and thete until bereft of influ-
ence, and situatio they sink down to
nothingness and di spair. -
. One sure way ef success is to make
your employees i tcrest your own. if
you add to his pro •ts through your en-
deavors,1 yoti, nur .ectly add to yours.
also. Yu are son nig- good seed that in
due Om - will lie en into an abundant
F
harvest. The eler , who speaks in di -
1 espectfalangung to a fellow salesman
con:units a serious hinder. .. Lay that to
heart, a,rele if . you have been guilty of
this -offence abstah from it in future..
Years ago there ntered . the counting -
room of a promine t dry goods jobbing
h,ause in Ne' Yor - a yo.ung lad, as office
boy. He as bael ,ful, silent andetimid.
He minded his ha ines.s, kept his tongue
still; anal diligentl performed his tasks.
He was. *mew he rd - to find fault with
salary, 4ith his et lployer, oehis- duty.
Had been di posed . he 'Would have
found fr Tient op ortanity to do so, for
it was _ .eornmo practice: with both
entry cl rks and s Iesmen. He kepthis
lips elos!r4I and 'hi books well posted,
for he[.was adv need to head book -1
keeper. In due s ason he was rewardedl
with a partnershp,, and is to -day- an
active njiember o ' a large lobbing firm.,
and has lake an onest reputation - and
fortune,.
' Do likewise, yo mg ,beginner„ as it is a
good wa - to gain ausiness success.
•
: Tail ,!agei o Speculation.
If you want to .ake your own -money
and. put it into lei .es to fly 0.:11. the com-
mon or into tapes to blow soap -bubbles,
.you may do so wifhout wronging • socie-
ty especially, uniesSyour helpless chit-
..dren are tumbled 'Tito. the poor -house to
be- taken care of 1 thepublic, and they
probably will be; but .you have no right
to take. the proper y of others aaid turn it:
into kites to fly a soap -bubbles to blow...
There is one w, rd that has • dragged,.
down more peopl into bankruptey and,
State prison and p e•dition than any ot1n4r
ward in the cornet ercial worla, and that
ie the word . "b >now." The- .word • is
.responsible for i early all the defalca-
tions, enehezzlem • nts, _ and finaneial eon-
kternations of th . last four Months and
a the last forty --- When_ an executor
takes money out of a late estate to
speculate with it Le does notepurloin it ;
he only " borrolles." When a banker
m -
akes an om
verebe ft that he may go into
-speculation, he does not commit a theft,
heorily "borrow ," - 'When some' mana-
ger of - a large,. financial institution,
through flamingaAvertisements in some
l
religious paper or gilt-edged - certificate,
gets country peo, le to put their money
intosome enterprlise for carrying on, an
undeveloped nog, lug,. it is net fraud ;' he
only " borrows." NA, hen a young man, _
having eaey acce,s to, a dra,wer, or- a con -e
lidential clerk h .ving easy access -to the.
beaks,: takes. a ceetain amount of money, -.
and with it he makes a, Wall street ex- .
nursionKhe is going to put it back, he is
• going to,,tvet It al , back, he is going to.
put it ba,ck. prat . soon ;.. he only " bor-
,Tows," ' Why, w len you are going to do
. wrong, protanme in suck - hot weather.
se long a word as the word `-` borrow," a
word of six lettms. when you cap get a
short word, a wo .1.1 more deseriptive of
the reality,. -a we .rd. of only five 'letters,
the word " steal "
—
which she was enveloped occasionally
touched the • end of my nose, producing
the sensation -which the proximity of
beauty never fails to induce. , As she
weighed about 200 pounds, it became a
little monotonous after a tinie to be sat
on, even by this beautiful object. ,1So I
said in her ear. "Madam; if the lady
just aboveYour child Will take her carpet
I bag off the seat, you can be more com-
fortable." .At &is the woman who had
kept her, carpet bag.on the seat in order
to have inc well sat an, turned .around
and looked daggers at me. Her carpet
bag seemed in her eyes to be as impor
taut, and probably as stupid, as the
velvet -clad child, which in the meantime
had never bndged,' but sat there covered
up in richness, staring like a large doll
baby at nothing. I The lady, who was
sitting on my thigh bones, paid no at-
tention to my remark. After a sufficient
'time I repeated it louder. She turned
upon me and then I saw her face. and
heard her tones in strong Milesian
brogue: "\Vhat ' do ye soy ?" Then I
saw that the beantiful darne 'was a mus-
cular Irish washerwoman.who had roach -
ed the dignity of a sealskin sacque. -I
got up from my seat and quit th, car,
and have indited the present letter :under
my sensations. The reignof sealskin
Chivalry' has passed.
, .
Old Subscriber" queries : ; -Where
'would Satan go if he lost his tail ?" To
a saloon, of coursd, where they retail
bad spirits.
--Love is saidto be blind. This will
'explain why the young lover never sees
the dog till it is too late to save the seat
of his pantaloons. -
—" Look at the baste, with histwo
toothpicks stickin' out er his mouth,"
-was how the sight of an elephant first
'affected Bridget Muldoon..
GRATEFUL—COMFORTING
'EPPS'S- COCOA.
• BREWAST. •
a thorough knowledge of the natural laws
which govern the qperations of digestion and nu-
trition, and by a careful . application of the fine
properties of well selected Cocoa,, Mr. Epps has
provided our breakfast tables with a delicately
tlavored beverage which may save us many doe -
t rs' bills. It is by • the judicious use of such
atiles of diet that a constitution may be gradue
a ly built up until strong enough to resist every
tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle -mala-
dies tarn 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 ptoperly nourish-
ed frame."—Civil Service Gazette. Made simply
with boiling water or milk. Sold only in packets
by grocers, labelled thns---`! JAMES EPPS & CO.,
Romceopathic Chemists, Lendoin England." .ole,
ag for Canada, C. E. Colson, Montreal. 884-52
The Fate .of -the Seal Sacque.
The seal sacqu must go. Its imitations
haveebeceare aInost indistinguieha.ble,
from the real arta le, and their eheannese
puts them in re, eh of - servant giris and
wanhwoutert, ,"G .th" says, in the Minne- •
apolls "Tribune" •
Yesterday I go on it street car in New
York and I discovered approaching me
a beautiful obiee . It was a lady With a
rich sealskin sa que and with a hat
tipped with the eine. The tints of her
neck and . cheek seemed glowing. She
had with her a h•tle child attired in blue
'velvet with a w iite fur hat. They ap-
proached the pia form of the car, and as
the lady stooped overtp lift her child up
the bundles in her -arms fell to the
ground-. When he took lap the bundles
•and lifted the ch Id again, "Baby.," said
she,. "don't yet .know how to :walk."
The baby macl 0 reply whatever, being
absorbed perhapS with its mother's_ seal-
skin 'sacque. - stupid child I have
never see Wi ,en it .was brought into
the car i stood stock still ; when the
mother p it it d wn in a seat it. didn't
knew hoe to m • ve up._ Of course no
Wonlan, f q stre t car •ever moved up for
another w a lam 'o- the owner of the seal-
skin sacq ie havt g insnfficient room, set
down in my la I thought that she
Would disto.ver ii a moment that she was
sitting on somett ing, but that didn't turn
out to 1- .the cr. se. She was as RIISIIS-
piciotis �i settii g on my thigh bones as
. that old. Dutch an of. an' impassive na-
• tare Who eaineli one day from. the !fields!
, where ir had 1 ecu plowing for. seven
! conseeut've:' ha rs without stopping ;
when he ot int the house he said in a
, !scarcely Mourn:a way: "I tinks I has
some lee le pep lea in my poots," where-
upon he eisurel drew off his boots .and
. there was foundi a pairof snuffers and ,a
small at me I had not up to this -time
gat a gh pse cfthe face of the lady in
the seals du saegne. ; The back of her
neck wa , toward me, and the soft fnif in
IsTarrow/Escape.
I* * Rochester; Ju•ne,l, 1882.-
"Ten year e ago wae attacked with the most '
. ,
Intense and deathly Pales in iny beck and
—Kidneys.
Extending to the end of my
brain !
Which made me delirious!
From_ agony !
It took three men
times !
The doctors tried in.
110 purpose. -Morphine and other
Had no effect!
After two months I was given up to die!
When my wife I
heard a • neighbor tell what Hop Bitters had•
done for her, she at once got and gave Inc s me.
The .first dose eased my brain and seemed to go
hunting throagh my system for the pain.
tees and to my
to holdme on My bed at
vain to relieVe me, but to,
epiates !
The secoed dose eased ale SO much that.I 'slept
two hours, something I had nat. done for two
months, ,Before I had used fife bottles, I was
well • and :at work as hard is any man ;could,. for
over three weeke ; but I Worked too hard for my
„strength, and taking a. -herd•ebld, I was taken
with the most melte and - painful rheumatism all
through my system that ever Was known,
. • - - •
. •
•, I called - the doctors again, and after Several
weeks they left nie a cripple en crutches for 'life,
as they said. •I Met A frie.nd and told him My
,
case, and he said Hop l Bitter: had cacti him and
woalel enre me. I loO•ked at. him, but. 11,1 WALS SO.
earnest I -Was induced to tie& them:wean.-
.
;
In less than four wek 1 threw 'away my
crutches and went to work. lightly and kept"on
using- the bitters for five Weeks, until i-hecaiee
as wen as any lime lieing„ and have beei.. so for
six years since. • •
. , •
It also cured My Wife, Who had been!•siek for,
years; and has Kent, her ,atid. my childeen well
and healthy witlt froM two; • to -three bottles per
3 ear. There is maimed to be.sick at all if these
bitters are teied. • , • -
J. J. Berk, Ex -Supervisor.
That poor invalid: •
Wife!
Siater !
Mother!
Or daughter
Can be made the picturo of health !
With a, few bottles �f
Hop Bitters!
.-a""tr None genuine
Hops on the white
poisonous stuff with
name. 864.52m.
without a bunch. of green.
label. Shun all the vile,
Hop" or " in .their
The Decided;
Alterative action . ot - Robinson's • Phosphorized
Emulsiop upon the blood, adapts it in a remark-
able degree as a Wood purifierwell worthy of the
trial of those guttering from a _diseased conditten
of the eirculatine fiuid. Alwaes ask for Robin-
son's Phosphoriied Emulsion, and be sure you
get it.- 891.52.2wa •
Hei,dache.
Headache is one of -'hose distressing- complaints
-that depends upon nervous irritation, bad eireu-
totr,---Cu a disordeted state of the stomach,
Ireernbowels, ete. The editor and proprietor of
the Canadian Peeebyterian was cured after years
of suffering with headache, .and now testifies! to •
the eirtete of Burdoct Blood 'Bitters.. 857.52.2w.
. '
An Ex-AldIerman Tried it. !
Ex -Alderman Taytort of Toronto, tried. Hag -
yard's Yellow Oh for • Rheumatism. It cured
him after ail other remedies had failed. • 857.52
2w.
1-4•P •
&ASecret.
The secret: of beenty lies .in pure bleed and
good health. Burdoek Bladd Bitters is the grand
key that unlocks all the secretions.It cures all
serofulous diseases; acts On the blood, liver, kid-
neys, ski I and bowel, and brings the bloom, of
health to the pallid °heck. ,857.a2.2,w.
•
•
• --
• Depend Upon it.
. You Can depend upon Hagyard's Yellow Oil as
pain lieliever in ehematitet, -neuralgia and all
• painful ind inflannhatory complaias. • It not
only reli •ves but cures. 8:4; ,52.2w,
ek-eii--e-e-
•
This is
• R. N. Wheeler, nerchant, of Etirton, was
cured of a severe a tack of inflammatien' of the
lungs by Hagyard's Pectoral Balsam. This great
throat and lung healer cures weak lungs, Roughs,
hoareencss, bronchitis, and all peetcral com-
plaints. 857.52.2ee .•
• Aftrr Twe tyYears'ree Year
• Siiffering •,
Rev. Wni. Stout,' of Wiarton, was cured of
scrofulons abscess that seventeen doctors Could
not cure. Burdock 13Ieod Bitters was the only
sncessful remedy. it tures all impurities of -the
system. l 857.52,2w. l . . -
Prof.i-
. Cse Low's -Sulphur Soap for prickly heat,
nettle aish, scaly eruption, itch, and -all dis,eas-
ed conditions of the Skin. 857.52m,
E
* Is
ON -E3EPOSITOFt.
Phospehorized 'Emulsion, to give activity to the I
brain, and strength to the constitaie , and
thereby • prevent the atteeks of fever an other
deetroying diseases. -891.52.2w
_ elate* •
The hectic ileshnpalet hollow cheeks a d pre-'
carious appetite, indica e • worms. Fre man's
Worm Powders will epti dtly and effectu IV re-
move them. 857.52m.
•
•
'National Pills are sugar mated, mild bu
oth,a5np.52m
are m
e the best stomach and. liver
msieg8
•
Boys and Girls
•
Who are growing rapidly, should, (to
strong and healthy constitutions) be give
larly Robinsoh's Phosphorized Emulsion,
hp the waste that, is continually going on
system during the growing period. 891.5'
thor-
111 in
nsure
• regu-
keep,
e the
.2w. :
•• —.�.� --
Fever, colic, colic, unnitnral appetite, fretf Allesse
Weakness and convulsions are some. a the effects
of Worms in children; destroy the worn s with
Dr. Low's Worm Syrup. 852.52m. ••
•
LEGAL. ;
ARI1W .& PROUDFOOT, Barristers, Solid -
ter , &C., Goderieh, °Mario'. J. T. °ARROW,
wm.- ittoup soca. -
686
RC. -HAYS, Solicitor, &e. trivate Mosey to
n lend at lowest rates of interest. . filge—
Corner of Square and West Strei:t, Goderich. 774
elAMER01.7,, HOLT & CAMERON, Bar isters;
V Solicitors in Chancery, &e., Goderich Ont.
M. C. , CAMERON, Q. C., Pam. Hour, 11. G.
.CAMBR(IN. 4 1 506
I"
T Me BEST, Tlarristcr, Solieitor, &c. 1 flice=
0.
. Cady's lllock, Three Doors North• f the
Post Office, Se forth, Gederich Agents— letteat
ON, HOLT & 0.ivaos. 870
.i
TOFTIIS E. .DANCEY, late with Ca neron,
A Holt & Cameron, Goderich, Barrist r, So-
licitor, Conveyancer, &ea Money to loan. Ben-
son's Old Office, CardMi's Block, Seaforth. 7. i
ANNING & SCOTT, Banisters, Sol cite
Conveyancers, &e. Solicitors for th 4 Btu k
of Johnston, Tisdale & Gale. Money to lo .
Office—Beaver Block, Clinton, Ontario. A. H.
MANNING, JAMBS SCOTT. _ 781 ,
'El HOLMESTED, successor to the late rm of
It , • McCeugheyHolmen
sted, Baist r, Sce
licitor, Conveyancer and Notary. Solici or for
the Canadian Bank of Commerce. Money to lend:
Farms for sale. Office in Scott's. Block, Main
- Street, Seaforth. • ;
I
'
• .T e Hard -Worked Man .
Otbusiness,I
toiling- day by day, with little chance
for rest, should take occasionally RObinson's
BYER & DICKIINSON, Barristers, &c- ,Kent's
111 Blbele'lVingham, Solicitors for the Bank
of Hamiltonqonmlisaioners for taking .a.ffida-
vifs in Manitoba. Ptivate hinds to loan it 6 pet .
cent • Liicknow OHIO every Wednesday. H. W.
C. Mame E. L. Dickixaos., 738
CARROLL & DICKSON, Solicitors, Convey-%
=cern &c Money to lehd. Seaforth and.
Brussels. Seaforth Office over Johnson's Hard-
ware Store, Main Street. N. B.—One member of
the firm will always ite in Seaforth Office. P. S.
CARROLL, Seaforth ; W. B. DICKSON', Brussels
DENTISTRY.
M
-71-4Th S" and M. R. C. -D., of
• . • Toronto. All operati
Ns guaranteed: Anesthetics of 11
•kinds; administered. Specialties --
Z -101a ,Filling • and. • Perfect •Fitting Plates.
Town patients will , please make engagements
a day. or two preaious to having the opera-
tion perfortheda S'e• Remember the place,- in
the rooms formerly •occepied by C. Cattwriga,
up -Stairs in Cady's Block, opposite the Connner-
Ciat HOWL Seaferth.! 874
MONEY TO LOAN.
osEyTO LOAN.—Straight loans it 6 per
hent Interest•payablehalf yearly, or 6N
per cent. yearly, with the pritilege to borrower
of repaying part of the principal .money at any
time. Apply Ito, F. HOLM 'STED,. Barrister,
Seaforth. • 850
UCTIONEI RS.
T P. BRINE, Lieensed =Menem" for the
e)- . County of Haan. Saijis attended in all
parts of the Connty. All rders left at TUE
EXPOSITOR Office will be prom itly attended to.
• I,
DELGATTY, Licensed Auctioneer for the
...M. 'County of Huron. Sales of all description ,
promptly attended to, on reasonable terms. Ad-
dress Brussels P. Pt or apply on Lot 4, Con-
cession 12, Grey. 77
r C.3
c.f3 2Z1 I
1:11,
r-- VN:11
,
e••••••r,440,
5 ?,
• '4" ,
‘4"-
DLL JO NOI
TOUR 13RED` BERKSHI E.—The undersigned
tiak• enWII keep during the resent sea eon, on Lot
,
5, Con e*sioh 1, Hay, a ] ure bred Berkshire
Boatel whieh a Ihnitedig miter of sows will be
mg n leansaurys—. $1.1,43wHitNh twhthpLiivsi.legnae ofp,,reoturn-
894
I
,
Tvice du 'rig the present se
sAK YOUR CHOICE. Two Pies, one Berk-
j,
a the time of service with the privilege of
retard g if hecessary. J thte f°urndseerr--
"h re and one Suffolk,
signed :at Rodgerville. v14511be
b byke
7•8 RN P. MARSHALL.
enus: Seventy-five
cjUFF)]
t.„3 Si
for setiv c
cession ,
the priv 1
RANNI
QUFF
oe
might», d
Of sows w
of his cies
privileg' -
the fani
Northern
611.1Eyt.
K AND BERKS
lk land the other
"at Rannie's Saw
Township of Ha
ga of returning if
PIGS.—The u
nd during the pr
Suffolk Pig, to wl
II be taken.' He
s hi thecounty.
f returning . if ri
f the mideotg.nec
Gravel Rad, M
•
IBE.—T4 Pigs, one
Bcrk
:t $1:21: Con -
are kept
with
Con-
Terni-
r
ecessary SA83817UEL
•
dersigne will keep
sent sea on, a Thor -
d number
s one of t je best pigs
, with the
ecessary. Apply on
at
Kiil 00-e S
pr. u GB Hr8i ej
a
BERKSHIRE: PIG.—The under
k• ep during the present se
6, Cone s oe 12, Hallett, a, thoroug
'hire PA r towhich a limtted num
will be i mitted. This is le pig for
ed by M John Henderson pf Tuck -
is one cl he best pigs of h's class M
Terms.+ ne dollar pa.3,a,b1 at the •
nice, wi the privilege of . ethrning
THOMI 8 AMOS.
' --• -
'THE FFOLKS ARE
•de ighed has now o
La R. , Tuckersmith, a
improv i ent of Stock, T
gone Be FS, T The oldest,
rowed o April 3rd, 1882,
Elliott, Elton, County of
bis da I were both im
!" King • n," wasfatrow
,was bre •y Messrs. A.
.county
HE BES
Lot 21,
d will k
o 'Imam
"Grange
las bred 14
elton.
mited.
d in April
'rank &
f Peel, and both his sire a
were a
are as g
o imported. Thel,
were e .1 offered for serv ce in Hur
proven 1 y the extend pedigree
registe 'in the Canadian Herd B
81, wit i e privilege ofreturning, i
GEOR PLEWES.
lead ' will
• •on.en Lot
tired Berk-
er.of sows
lierly own-
rsinith, and
the county.
iine of ser-
f necessary.
• • 904-1f
.—The un-
encession 2,
•epo for the
MIRED SUP!
," was far -
Mr. tWin.
is sire and
be second,
, 1884. He
oils,. of the
id his dam
pd pigs -as
as can be
which are
pk. Tering
• necessary,.
891
The
OPULAR 9.'ALLIO S.
- 1 ! !
Toted. Trotting eta11ion •
" FU140IL"
Thcwnner of the Sporting Times
at Toro] - in 1877, open 1g) all Can
:stand fo, Tierce this season asi folio\
--.Will ',hive hit own stable, Binteefie
• ceed te - oxworth's ' Hotel, Hensel
thence Central Hotel, 'Exeter, tot
Tueeday Will proceed o •Eliinvill
thence Woodharil, for night At
Will pr ed through Ki kton and:
Fullarto s Corner for non ; hence
;ford, fen night. - Thurs ay. .Will
Roffritch'. Hotel, Sebeinevill , fonn
; to"Ilick'S louse, Mitchell. foi! the nit,
—Will n oceed to Pen ergest's II
1
for noon ; -ahaw's Ho
for nigh
, bury's 17
• own sta, 1
[lowing I
' contine,
-. weather 1
tallion Race
to e. He will
os 43tlido Monday.
, for noon ;
!the night.
oj e,dinoersanao3aiLti
nsseldale to I
to Carling- I
proceed to
pn; thence
ht. Friday. I
thence to Ham +ttls, ,Seaforth,
Saturday—VI ill prom to Ratten-
I, - Clinton, film noon ; tl ence to his .
where he will remain u itil the fel-
nday Morning. This to ite Will be
d throughout the season health and
c. 'nutting. - • • •
1)sscn ir o A • Ps .IGREF..—"F ilton " is e
benaitifid chestnut, stands fult 10 elands high,
and is, o Ind in every' respect. lis trotting
quail* med no eon ment, as 1 ey are well
known, tu ring won anti any races, - 1 not more
than an. ther - Stallion in Ontario. He is not
only a.t o ler, but a ;A e of tiotte s. Some' of
his petf r nalices in 18 7. lie won he Stallion
race oronto, Wood inc Park, pen to all
; Stallion in the Domini ni given by he Sporting
I Times, ich was a laree purse, an a 8100 gold
I medell • ed, which is it possession 1 his former
owne, . avid Gillis; S . Catherine ; the heats
woe lteo ed •froni 2:35 to 9,4. :32, beating Chest-
nut Hill; N -ho has a reeo el of .2 :221. o an Amerh:
! can tine ; also the stuu week he w n the 2 : 34
r • heatetrotted lose to -,2 :.3),.tbTilhee2sa:13n5e,
t season he
n of them. •
! race, !ev
'
seaso
11n h ‘1‘ivor a race t 11; aterlo
• over1 ' heavy track. The ne.
estartell' c i eight races at d won sev
7 In the fa of 1880, he tee tted in L, ckport, New
York vl ii. he won let place, tin e 2 ; 29, fith
heat. T 1
gars. ii 2 :
4th he t.
th•ccia3
beatin e
of Port 1.
fled lin t
won e Err
Illall(le
4
tfC111111 1
1 erluetri
ringeot .I.
Has just opened out the
you want a nobll Meer§
the Medical Hall,. where
_ you satisfaction. A spl
Brushes at all prices. T
Red. Clover Toilet -Soap
• Cllycerine and Caticura
Chamios, Bath Towels
Fine Combs just opened'
select. We draw your
Salt1C season he won a ace in Nia-
33; rack vertaheevy.- In 1882, on the
e time 2 : 31,
Lest season he won the 11 ve at Forest,
Ind traek, he on the ree
tame of Ailsa Craig, and
rote time 2 : , track he
Secretary, ?1r. H..1. Pe
• mime more aces,. but t mse perfor- I
o to-ehow that he is no h•aud, but a,
o Otter. t His prize career in 1880, at the'
Fair, !rorontot he took 1, t .prize in a
• horses, also 'diplomat for' best of any
eget, slioN ed three yearsi sion in St.
Catlibee. hor to harnese, he won hot
evin ,e for Road Stallion, and i] a.; class for
yak, whieh he. was not allow
'; I tformanee of some of his'
Fulton ti ted in 2 :33, cavned by
tIeali3;1,
,12. °waled -by A. F. St. .Joh
the e ar
uc3. Moitatt, -
-y, tis eertie
ty. .•.11 e
prizes each
ed to show
colts: Lady
lin Nestor:
• Chestnut
ank, -2 : 33, owned by 4, Lyod ; Tile
i • lee, 2 : 35 ; owned by R.Jq nes ; 11.5 -year
° 2 :73:5; owned by David 11iflis. All of
( hued in the vicinity of 84. Catharines.
Ma gin te 2 t:33 ; mvned by H., Julian, Port
Dal ions ; 1"011140, Daniels, • 2 : 30: e owned by
• Sim n! a tmes. Hamilton. Fulton wa.s sired by
31
Old Tem •..etehe by Old Royal Ge dam by
daby
inn orte eish Harkaway. The dam If Feline' was
alsq the in of Fred Hooper, ree d • of 2 : 23.
She w4s. a behutiful bay mare with binek Points,
and was p irchased by Mr. Bonner,- f New York,
in 3874 oil breeding purposee. '
T.ani. .-4-To ineure a foal, a20 ;- pa, -able the lst
of adaleaYy; 1g86. Parties disposi ig of mares
bef rel 'paling time, will be held responsible
et thet in foal or not. All at -Tickets at owner's
ns .• ,huies from a distanee will be' provided for
at reaseineble raes. Groom's fee, 5 cents, to be.•
' paid atitiine••of service. th(REG)l1. & McIala
TOSII, I Pihntietors. S.. 1IUTEi1, Maim:wen!
- 908x74
CAN
T:1-1 FA
aIAN BANK CF CE
E kD OFFICE, TORONTO.
Paid
•'est,
PR SI )ENT-, HON. •WM. 11CMASTER. ;
r-
ip Capital, •,•,16,000,000.
2,000,000.
EAFORTH BRANCH. 1
. . 1
. The Sca bith Brandi of this Bank continues td
receiv' de )osits, on which interest IS allowed oti
them 1 st exorable terins. '
Dm ts •a ell the principal' towns:.end cities in
Cared', 0 Great Britain, and oil .the -United
State a bo ight and sold. •• •
• Ohl e— irst door Soler; of the Commercial '
MEDICAL HALL,
RIEJT S1A.FORITI-1,
• est and best assoltment a Pipes in the conntfy. If
haum Pipe or, a first-class Brier or Wood Pipe, go .to
you ci,n,set something that will please the eye and give
ndid assortment of Cloth, Hair, Tooth, Nail and Shaving
•Het Soaps assorted—Pear's „scented and unscented Soap,
Albert Honey Toilet Soap, Princess Louise, Carbolic
collet Soaps; Colgate's Cashmere Boquet Soap, Sponges,
Combs—A splendid variety of Dressing Combs and
om the English markets. Purses- and Wallets new and
ttention to our well -assorted stock of
• Pare Drugs, ClierniCals and Pa.,ent Medicines,
Which is complete in all its branches. We have also for sale the pure juice of
the grape, 'especially for sacramental purposes, and unfermented. • It is highly
recommended by first-cl ss medical men as a nutriment and beverage drink in
many cases of sickness, c.
Remettiber the place
street, Seaforth.
next door. -to Duncan & Duncan's dry- goods store, Main
• DUNCAN, Chemist arid Druggist.
C3- 0 E.3 INT IL, I 0
I;
*. {t1
's11°4172,01r
0
Hotel
F. H
A. H. 1RELAD, Manager.
ESTED, Solicitor • 1 • 639 •
T H E. A R OLD.
t matic Steamooker,
C
in IV for cooking anythieer that can be:
, bo led or roasted. .
bIsa4;p8n
11 1
ns up he three minute.
tea n. or odor can esc•apc into the room. •
411 th . 'Nutriment, hichnees, q.ncl flavor, of
thctf. d i • retained.
to nnot scorch: '
Ne tiSF o watching.
-eitboiis over.
o. 1, one gallon..
0. , two gallons.. ;
• , three gallons
-
o. -jI, four gallons
0. 5, five gallons
kettle; a shallow 'tett'
led in the above prates.
ooker can be uscel on a
8 inches, 20 cents; 9 i
4 :15 cents. -
ar A,1 eceinP
i.a'hC
t ye,
in ehoi
D. S. CAMPBELL, I
, 1
ROVINCIAL LAND SURVEY011, and! Civil
Engineer. Orders by mail promptly at-
tended to. D. S. CAMPBELL, Mitchell.
A
pply to %V. A. ElAdEll,
;=.
it) 25
... 290
350
.. 4 25
4 75
, as Steamer
kind of stove.
31 25 cents;
afc rtb P. O.
907x3
FALL
Zir.4
"Mee
nte.-; •• &tete, elev. –
••,4-
TOCK COMPLETE.
• Large Asportment to Choose From.
POPULAR RACES
Everythin
RULE • LOWER THAN. EVil TniS SEASON.
New, Fresh and Handsome.
o tT. sQ]TJI
NIP
TEA.
AT TH
Now is the Time to Ge
Has Just Received a V
the Largest and Best
holds 175_ Packages.
and 60c, per pound.
POWDER, and TEA
give Entire Satisfactio
kinds .of Grocerie
Flour, .Oats, Barley, S.
Turnips, Carrots, and
Also a Large Assortme
Oats taken 1
A CALL SOLICITED
EA.
TEA TEA
• SEAFORTH TEA STORE,
the Best Value Ever Offered.in Seaforth for your Money.
.A.-
ry Large Consignment of TEAS.
ssorted. Stocks west of Toronto..
rices from 15c., 20c., 25c., 30c.,. 3
his Stock Consists of GREEN, B
DUST, and will Guarantee th
or Money Refunded. Also a la
Flour, Oatmeal, Cornmeal,
reenings, Chop Feed, SalteCoal Oil
abli'a,ge. A large tQii9f China,
t of Lamps and L nep
.„
7
•777i----": U
-07'?GGIST
tea-eget/ ,
TESTIFIES.
Popularity at bitine is not always the test;
test of merit, but we point proudly to the fact
that no other medicine has won for itself
such universal approbation in its own city,
state; and country; and among ell people, as
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
• know. n b. lassachusetts Dniug:is:ts.hyeoaursId2b:ootf
The following letteerrefrk.74 oanrie °fat:::
lanteHrillt tievAeliSsuir' i Rheumatism, so Se- _
m
vere thnt 1 could not move from the bed, oar
•drees, withont help. I tried several rune -
dies without much if any relief, nitil I took
AYER-51 SARSAPARILLA,' by the use of twa
• bottles of whip. I was completely cured..
Have sold large quantities of your &ellen-
naluene, and it still retains its wonderful
popu:arity. The many notable cares it ha*
• elIectea in this vicinity convince me that it
is the best blood meuicine ever offered to the,
public. E
• Paver St., Buckland liaSs.,"f'May1113", 11i82.182..7
SALT •RiiEuivi ovGerEselter% the 1,10wela
'was for over twenty yleaCrsarbpeettereChisorPierinatioovti
to Lowell afflicted -with Salt Rheum in its
!worst form. Its ulcerations aetually tovered
• iore than half the surface of his body and
limbslie was entirely cured by AYER'S
SARSAPARILLA. StIO 'certificate /II Ayern
Almanac for 1883.
• PILYBABED BY
Dr.J.O.Ayer&Co,Low.elliMassi.
Sold by. ill Druggists; v, six bettlei for 0.
Young
Man,-
He now holds one of.
In Teas alone he now
c., 40c.'45c., 50c., 55c.,
ACK, JAPAN, GUN--
m to be all FRESH and
ge Stock of Sugars and
horts Bran Buckwheat
, Apples, Potatoes,
rockery and Glassware.
n Exchange for -Oatmeal It Mill Rates,
FItOM ALL, GOODS DELIVERED FREE'
• A.� ALKT.
;TT'
Seaforth Restaurant
MRS. S
XXTIS}IES to inform the
and vicinity, that si
Confeetimieey 13usinest, 81
Oyster Parlors regardless of
She keeps Green Fruit of
• She keeps Tobaccos and
brands:.
She keeps the best! resta.
• She keeps Fresh Oysters,
ally style required..
- She keeps Oysters either
whieh are received fresh dai
She pays ceery attention
She sells on N'Ory reasonal
ITH
people of Seaforth• -
e has enlarged her
d has refitted herr
11 kinds on hand. I
Ooritance!
A GREAT CHANCE!
•xpense. • - J. A. STEWART,
e terms
Cig-ars of ,the best • ,
• . Wishes te inform he people of Kinbure aed
rant in the county.
vhieh her be had in Ajitiemilleist3 's,ttallnalteyll:altlis muchased the Stock of; 3tr.
•
in bulk or in cans, „
- •
custom - 1 . ers.•
;• A Greatly Reduced Price,
& RIt e cfirst door
north ' of ';Sold
ememberthplae ',
ilson'eHardwaiedele,MainStreet'• '
and will give bis customers the benefit.
5 I; lr
Goods will be sold at and under cost.
1101
;,TH.
Parties wishing bargains ehoeld come on at
tttEA.F0gTH• WOO LEN! MILLa
once, as the obods will go quickly.
;
Having my New,31i1ls no
order, 1 have pleasure in -an
temers and -friends tliat.wit
and •
IMPROVE!? M
1 am bettenthen ever pr
FIRST -OLA
On the shortest notice, and
see all my old customers an
in first-class running:
ouncieg to my cue -
Enlarged Premises-
OHINERY,1
pared to turn out
s WORK
will be pleased toe
as many new ones. I
OF: GOOD,S
ith as nsual.
G. VeNEGMOND .
A LARGE sToc
Itheltand to trade
A
the Mitchell
. Patented and Man
Ws M
1
HE Simplest, Strongest
Windmill yet, made.
sawing wood, chopping gra
mach nery, it has no equal. •
PUMP'S U MPS !
I a so manufacture Iron Lift and Double Ac-
tion 'orce Ptimps, which a e guaranteed to give
satisf tion.l
A ock pumps and h • se kept "constantly on
hand .
. fen e ind atrial. lf I do not give satisfackon
nos'e.
All orders addressed to he undersigned, 3t.
*chell P. 0, promptly attei ded to.
87 -52 W. M. ,MORRIS.,
Standard
fa•ctured by
ORRIS.'
•
and most satisfactory
For pumping water,
n or• driving any light
go, PLES!
C ARLES' DO
The litgliest price paid for Butter and Eggs, and
all kinds of Farm Produce.
J. A. STEWART.
• DO6x2
A PPLES;1
ALD & CO.
9 Queen St, Lon Ion E.C.1! 3
Eng I
.
1
ILL be . glad to c rrespond with Apple
Growers, Merchants and Shippers, with a
vie to Autumn and kpring business. They will •,
also give the inmel facilities to oust:micro regatirel
ing t1dvances,
CHRYSTAL SL BLACK,
PRA?TiOA.L
MAKER
B3ILER
THE
Subscribers hate bought the Tools and
• Boiler Business letely carried on by the
Guderich Foundry and tianufaetung Company,
and having had an experience of over eight years
in that shop, ale now prelim ed to carry on the
trade in all its branches.
Any work entrusted to us will receive prompt
attention. . First-class work guaranteed.
All kinds of Boilers made and repaired, else
Smoke Stacks, Sheet LIon Week, &c., at-reason-
ablerr Salt
xePans made and old ones repaired an
the shortest notice, and at prices that deb -
competition.
CHRYSTAL & BLACK.
VETERINARY.
CjEAFORTH HORSE INFIRMARY.—obitner of
la Jarvis and GodericleStreets next door to the
Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, Ont. All dis-
eases of Horses, CattleeSheep'or any of the dci-
mesticateh sueeesefully treated at the
Infirmary, or elsewheze, on the shortest notice.
Charges -moderate. JAMES W. ELDER, 'Veter-
inary Surgeon. P. S.—A large stock of Veterin-
ary Medicines kept eonstantly on ha.ted
LIME -1 LIME! LIME!
THOMAS CORNISH
Has opened his Lime Reuses in!
Hensall and Centralia„
And is -now prepared to furnish WU of the
vers- best quality to in mot-dr:us- it, on the most
reasonable terms. •
Daring the season he will be at ileneall every
TitItteDAY and FRIDAY, and at Centralia every
MONDAY and THURSDAY, to attend to oils,
t0Menis ,
TI-10.,MAS CORNISH.
LOOK HEREI
a
t$,
V. 4.4
1
" 1 • I
•
to.
:••
775
suN
fr.(4tt .
_
,ette
tee..., aft eteee
-sr
to. t A t, tette,
•
is41,;41
If it's- nice -Clothing you want, a Dress Suit, a
stylish pair of Pants, or a Swell Vest, rn tell you
where to get fine goo at a low price, just as
nice as you will get in the city, and for far less
money, and ha' is at
Ranton Bros., Exeter.
They have Corkscrew Worsteds in Olive, Brown,
I •
Navy, Wine, Prune, Myrtle, Dahlia and Black.
Select goods and more used than ever before.
Coating 'Velvets in Drown, Olive and Myrtle.
These are what You would call slick goads, ex.
ft -a nice, and sure to please. Tweeds for Suits
in Scotch, English and Canadian makes. Cheeks;
• Mixtures, Fancies. &c., solid for wear, neat In
• appearance, and suited to all times and classes.
And such a grand lot of Pa htings, you ought to
ete them to appreciate them. Wide Stripes in
dark" and light,. Narrow Stripes in dark and
• light, Hair Lines, Fine Cheeks, &e. Tart, tone,
&e., is what the boys say about them.
Th211 they have the largest range of Gents' Fur-
nishings in Exeter, Only -think Of it! Over 300
Ties to select from, and they ale a dandy lot too,
1 tell ton. Sc( res of Di -ave. -a the latest in Felt
and Stew Hats, White Shirtse&e. • When you
want anything in the alOVe, -be sure to go to
4 •
,• 869-39
905
Ranton Bros.,
EXETER.
DAIRY GOODS.
All in want, of 11.1.st-class Daii•3- Goods, will d •
well to call at
C. M. •Whitney's,
And see our American Iron-elad Milk Cans and
Pailt, just the thing to stand Taitgh handling.
A full stock of Cans, Pails, Pans, Strainers, and
everything' for the dairy. •
• Golden Star Oil Rinqe
With large 'tops end steeds. No etable or box
required to stand it on, and juer as cheap as
smaller stoves. Every stove guaranteed, '
In ordering Troy:Oink &net forget to see our
Galvanized hem Trough in six foot lengths,
- making -1m joints and a better job.
• A full line of Stoves, Tinware, Cutlery, La nps,
American and Canadian Coal Oil, nee alneys on
hand.
All orders for Sobbing promptly attended to
C. M. WHITNEY,.
N. Se—Three hundred Cedar Posts for sale.
qt.
VARNA
BOOTS,. AND SHOES.
The subscriber begs 'leave to thank bis numer;
ous. -customers 'foe the liberal patronagetexteeded
to him since commeneing.Imeiness in Varna, and
trust that he nely be favored with a continuance
of the same.
• Farmers and - Others
_ Wili save money by coming and examining
my stock and leaving their orders as I eine:nil
keeetneetbe best stock .of all Ithels and all work
guaranteed te be first-eleen, as T.- intend to build
up a good round businees- All whoare troubled
with corns •or bueionscomc right along and get
a good fitting pair of boots at a reasonable price. •
• Fine ha -»d sewed boots a spedalty, and a per.
fect •at guaranteed,
Repairing neatly done and promptly attended,
Come :one.Coine all
• SAMUEL WHIDDON.
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