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MAY 1885.
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THE HURON EXP'OSITOR;
The Thigbear Cold.
"I observe, sir, you -yourself hardly
ever cbme near a fire, and never sit by
"It is because 1 never feel cold whea
I am well. But men are differently
constituted, there are warm-blooded
men a a cold-blooded Men, but 1 ques-
tion if the latter do much good to their
consti i aims by placing their feet so
often •n a cosy !fender. can you be-
lieve t 1st more colds are caught , at the
resid than in walking out of doors,
ven i the night air? another bug-
bear, y the way." -
"I an," replied my friend; "II can
undue nd that it does not stailid to
reason tp hive one-half of the bocly ex-
posed s theheat and. the other not."
" True ; let old people sit:, calmly by`
the fir side Its long as they please, but
let then haye high-backed chairs, and a
pfflowlbehind tleem to protect the loins
as well And twhen they go out, let
them *rap up !well:, unless they can
want f- st. Let them, and 1e e' one
else, for the, matter of that, learn to
breath4 only: through the nostrils,' and
the air they inhale will never give them
catarrh, - be . it the stormiest day ' in
winter.
" Look upon cold, a -certain degree of
as a friend, and you can make it so,
treat it ,as a, buebear, and it will *ome
a
. . .
-mix cenetant enmity. ,
" Cold, as a bugbear, causes people te
shut Up every nook and cranny of their
bed -rooms at night, so that long before
morning they are breathing their own
exhaled carbonic acid; no wonder they
are heavy -headed and tired. ,Of a morn-
ing, and dawdle lOncr °Veit a meagre
breakfast, trying to eat. .,
"Cold, as a, bugbear, causes,people to
over -crowd their beds with. 'woollen
stuffs, blankets and sueh-like. The bed -
clothing, ex -en for old people, should be
light, though warm. There is nothing
better than eiderdown, when you can
get it. The night-dresses of old people -
should be comfortable, and especially
should they be warm between the
shoulders; that is the place which cold
likes as a foe, to assail, just about three
, in the morning, when the morsel, of fire
has got low or gone out. Let them be-
ware of it ! -
"Cold, as a bugbear, plays Muth Ini.8-
chief.41, the nursery. Thousands of
childrerf in this country are coddled to
death, and many actually stifled in bed.
They call it banet'overlaid ; it is being
smothered. That is the right name for
"But children must be kept -warm ?"
.
"Bless. their innocence! yes. The bed
as soft as down, the clothes as soft as
soft can be, but smooth withal, without
any tendency to rumple up, or cover
mouth or face. The room, too, should
be moderately warm; no more, I pray
you ; and the air ought to be as pure
and sweet as the odor of roses. Is it so
inmostnurseries ? Nay, for your bugbear,
cold, steps in and seals doors and -wine
- dows. No wonder that when ba
wakes up it is peevish and fretful.
" Young men wear double the weight
of clothing on a winter' e day that they
ought to. They sweat themselves in
consequence,' so cold, the foe, steps in
and ends many a life. Top coats, in My
apinion, 1 hould never e wore, except
while rid ne by rail, or (hiving or when
standing !abz'Out in a draaght, ; then they
cannot be too thick and. cosy. If worn
at all when -walking, they shoUld be
very thin. Very light waterproofs
should be worn when walking in winter,
worn over the' arm, I mean, :and never
put on the back except when it is rain-
ing. But the warmer thee‘ocks the Vete
ter, and the shoes should be moderately-
sttong and thick, for many an ailm.entes
c'avieht from standing about on damp,
cold ground.
" Damp is xnuch more to be dreaded
than cold, but even this should notlee
made a, bugbear of ; I would rather
have 'damp ianer clothing, than a clamp
coat; the underclothing, indeed, of
every, one who perspires freely and
easily is seldom, if ever, free frpm damp.
Whea 1 was new 1y married, the little
woman who owns me, used to air ley
handkerchiefs, my newspapers and My
table -napkin, She knows better Jig*.
tilt perserve me and you and every eae
from sleeping in a. damp bed 1
"The bugbear cold does much -harm
to many a man., on a winter's day, by
frightening him to take refuge against it
in various stimulants. It cannot be too
widely. knewn that these never did arid
never can keep up the auimal. heat.
There ma Y be times when, if judicioust
administered, and in moderate quantity,
a vinous stimulant does good." *
" Example, sir ?" 1
"if one is celd and wet even to the
. extent of a rigor, or if one has fallen into
: the water, or ..after, not (hiring great
fatigue; but in ordinaty cases the iM-
bilaition of a stimulant on a eold day
causes but a. momentary glow, and ev'en
that is a false one; some excitement
of brain to , be followed soon by ner-
VOUS reactioneby depression and chilling
of the blood. •
"1n de -fending fortress of life,0
then, it is wise not to make a bugbear:Of
cold,far better to treat it as a friend
than a foe." -An English Family Dc -
tor, in.Cassell's Magazine.
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-Jathes Henderson, of Goderich towii-
ship, well known to many of our read-
ers, left for the States last fall, and
mysteriously disappeared.. He had sonie
n
moey with him, and 'foul play -alas
feared.- His body was discovered bn
-Wednesday of last week at Masons,
near Alpena., but na money was' found.
upon his person. A number of hard
eases were hanging- around that locality
last fall, and the unfortunate yonag
man was doubtless murdered and robbed.
-A Caledonian Society has recently
been formed in Wingham. There is al-
ready a membership of over 20: The
follewiag are the officers : George Mc-
Kay, chief ; D. McInnis, 1st chieftain ;
D. McCrimmon, 2nd chieftain; :
Dallas, 3rd chieftain; John Inglis, 4 h
chieftain ; W. Robertion, aecretaly ; J.
A. Morton, assistant secretaty ; WT.
Sloan, treasurer; besides which various
ccanmittees were appeinted. The Soci-
ety will meet on the first ItVeduesday in
every month.
-Mr. R. H. Collins, law student of
Exeter, heads the list of successful stu-
dents at the recent second intermediate
law examinations -held in Osgoode Hall,
Toronto. Mr. Collins stood at the head
of a. listof 21 successful candidates oht
of 47 applicants, and succeeded in carry-
ing off the, first scholarship of $100,
having to 'compete with Mr. J. M.
Clarke, formerly of St Marys, a noted
university man and the winner of the
Blake Scholarship in the third year of
his university course, and the goldmedal
at the final examination. Messrs. Col-
.
lins and Clarke were the only ones who
took honors, thereby becoming eligible
to compete for the scholarships.
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° GRATEFUL -COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA:
• BREAKFA$T.
"By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws
which govern the operations of digeetion and nu-
trition, and by a careful application of the fine
properties of well selected Cocoas Mr.- Epps .has
provided our breakfast tubles with a delicately
flavored beverage which may save tis many doc-
torsbills. It Is by the ludicious use of such
articles 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
whereverthere is a weak point. We may escape
many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well
fortified with Imre blood and a ploperly nourish-
ed frame." -Civil Service Gazette. Made simply
with boiling water or milk. Sold only in paekets
by grocers, labelled thus-" Janes Ern & Co.,
HoiroOpaithie Chemists, London, England." 8ole
aont for Onnwla, C. E. Colson, Montreql. 884-52
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, Narrow Escape. •
-" -)1 Rochester, June 1, 1882.
" Ten '3-eers ago I was attacked with -the Most _
Intense and deathly pains in nty back and '
/. •
-Kidneys.
Extending to the end of my toes and to my
braile!
. Which made me delirious
From agony!
It tookthree men t6 hold me on my•bed at
tittles !
The doctors tried in vain to relieve me, but to.
no purpose_ • .
Morphine and other opiates 1.
Had no effect!. . •
After two Months I was given up to die ! -
s" When my wife
heard a neighbor tell what Hop Bitters:had
done for her, she at 'once got and gave me some
The first dose eased mybrain and-eeemed to go
hunting through my system for thepain.
•
The second dose eased me so much that I slept
two hours, something I had not- (lane for two
months. Before 'I had used • five bottles, I was
well and at work as hard as any man could, for
over three Weeks; but I worked -too hard for my
strength,. and taking a. hard cold, was taken
with the mast acute and painful rheumatism all
through my system that ever was known,
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I called the -doctors again, and after several
weeks they left me a cripple on. crutches for life,
as they said. I met a friend and told .bint my
case, mid he said HOP Bitters had cured hitt and
'would cure me. I looked at him, but he was so
earnest I was induced to use them: again.
• —
In less then four weeks I threw away my
crutches and went to work lightly and kept on
using the _bitters for five weeks, until I became
as well as any man living, and have been se for
six years since.
It also cured my wife, who had been sick for
years; and has kept her and my children well
and healthy with from two to three ,bottleiper
)ear. There is no need to be sick atedi if these
bitters are used.
J. J: Berk, Ex -Supervisor.
That poor invalid
Wife .
Sister !
Mother! • ,
Or daughter!
Can be -made the picture of health!
• With a few bottles of
Hop Bitters! •
Itsg'None genuine without a bunch of green
Hops on the white label,- Shun all the vile,
poisonous stuff with "Hop" or "Hops" in their
nettle. 864.52m.
• The Decided..
Alterative action ef Robinsetes Phoephorized
Emulsion .upon. the blood, adapts it in .a.reteark-
able degree as a blood purifier -well worthy of the
trial of those suffering from a diseased condition
of the circulating fluid. Always • ask for.Ro-bire.
son's Phosphorizedpuulsion, end be mire you
get it. 891.52.2w. --;•
Headache. •
Headache is one of those distressing coMplaints
that depends upon nervous_ irritation, bad circu-
lation, . ot a dishrdered stete. Of thestomach,
liver; bowels,. etc. The editor and proprietor of
the Canadian Presbyterian was. Cured after years
of 'suffering with headache, and new testifies to
the virtue of B-urdock Blood Bitters: 857.52.2w.
. -e• • /ea
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An Ex -Al. derpaan Tried it.
Ex -Alderman Taylor, of Toronto, trieti, Hag -
yard's Yellow Oil for Rheumatism. It cored
him after all other remedies had failed. 857:52
2W.
• A Secret.
The secret of beauty lips in . pure blood and
good heath. Burdock Blood Bitters is the grand
key that unlocks all the .seeretions.• It enresall
scrofulous diseases, acts on the blood, liver, kid-"
neye. skin and bowels, and brings the 1J:owe of
'health to the pallid cheek.- 857..52.2w.
is•-•
Depend -Upon it.
Yeti can depeiM upon •Thigyard's Yellow Oil as
a pain reliever in rhematistn; .neuralgia and all
painful and. inflammatory complaints. It not
Only relieves but enres. 857.52.2we .
This is Reliable
• R. N. Wheeler, merchant, of Everton, 'we;
cured of a severe attack of inflammation of the
lungs by Hagyard's Pectoral Balsam. This great
throat and lung healer cures weak lungs, coughs,
hoarsertess, bronchitis, and all pectcral com-
plaints. 857.52.2w.
After Twenty -Three Years'
Suffering.
Rev. 'Wm. Stout, of Wiarton, Was cured of
serofulous abseess that seventeen doctors could
lnot cure. Burdo.ckBlood Bitters was the only
ieucessful remedy. It cures all impurities of the
Isystem. 857.52,2w.
-411 • 40
Use Prof. Low's Sulphur Soap for prickly heat,
nettle rash, scaly eruption, itch, and all diseas-
ed conditions of the skin_ 857.52m. -
e• • oe
The Hard -Worked Man
IT LEA S ALL.
lqo other bloodLptuify ng medicine is made,
or has ever been prep ed, which so com-
pletely meets the wan og physieians and
the ,general publid
Ayer's Sar aparilla.
It leads the list as a trnly seientifie prepara-
tion for all blood diseases. If there is a lurk -
c
SlScrofula about you
'
CROFUIrliagrieSt ARSAPARILLA. WM
dislodge it and expel it rom your system.
For constitutional or Isorofuloas Catarrh,
AR
YE'S S sa.rAname. is the
81 ' true remed t as cured
numberless cases. It will atop the nauseoini
Catarrhal discharges, and remove the sicken-
ing odor of tho breath hieh are indication
of scroftiloas prigin.
. I,
iliCEROU 1 "Hutto, Tex., Sept. 28,1882.
,
' la the a of two years one of
SORES mychildrenwith
luilederreon as t Tnr rgibel:r easfiloinc tga
face and neek,i At the{ same time its eyes
were swollen, much iuflarned and very sore.
SORE EYES ,}4ri I 'at?us
eP__ Jae_ r_ __vi! metZitn ae muwst- I
be employed. They united in recommending '
Ii)
Axtet'S gAnSAPARILL . A few doses pro-
duced a perceptible im roveraent, which, by
an adherence to your directions, was contin-
ued to a coraplitu: and ermanent cure. No
evidence,has si ce appeared of the existence
of any seraulo . tend ides; and no treat-
ment of any disorder was ever attended by,
more prompt or , effectual results. .
. Yours truly, B. F. Jourrsozi."
PIMPAR6 BY
-Dis.J.C.AY r&Co.,LowellyMassi:'
,
Soki by all D gists; $1, six bottles for $5. ,
1.
LEG AL.
el_ARROI & P OUDF OT, Barristers, Solid
‘.3F tors; 'e., G clench, aerie. J. T. GARROW
Wm. Paotin 'OUT.
' -:'686
Ofbusiness, toiling dayby day, with little ehance
for rest, should -take • occasionally Robinson's
Phosphorized Emulsion, to give activity to the
brain, and strength to the constitution : and'
thereby prevent - the 'attacks of fever and 'Other
destroying diseases. -891,52.2w.
a
The hectic flush, pale, hollow cheeks and pre-
Catious appetite, indicate worms. Freeman's
Worm Powders Will quickly and effectually re-
move then. 857-52m. .. ,
, National Pills are sugar-coated, mild but there
ough, and are the best stomach and liver pill in
use. 857.52m,
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Boys and Girls '
Who are - growing rapidly, should, to ensure
strong andhealthv constitutions) be given regie-
lai
rly Robinson's Phosphorized Emulsion, to k_eer
up the waste that is continual- y going On in the
system during the growing period . 891.52.2W.
.,------,•*-0-4.---- - '
Fever, colic, unnatural appetite, beast] n css,
weakness and convidsiorisare some of the effects
of worms in children ;- destroy the worms with
Dr. Low's Worm. Syrup. 85,2.52m. ; - -
MONEY TO LOAN..
-A TONEY TO LOAN. -Straight loans at 6 per
In cent. Interest payable half yearly, or 6i
per cent. yearly, with the privilege to borrower
of repaying part of the principal money at any
time. Apply to F. HOLAIESTED, Barrister,
Seaforth. - 850
AUCTIONEERS.
3- P. 131tINE, Licensed Auctioneer for the
t• County of Huron. Sales attended in all
Parts of the County. All orders left at Tim
Exeosrroa Office will be promptly attended to.
A DELGATTY, Licensed Auctioneer for the
- County of Huron. Sales of all description
promptly attended to on -reasonable terms. Ad-
dress Brussels P. 0., or pply on Lot 4, Con-
cession 12, Grey. • 77
TT C. DOAN, Veterinary Surgeon, Graduate
EE of Ontario Veterinary 'College, Toronto,
Ontario: Calls promptly attended to 'night or
day. Veterinary medicines kept constantly on
hand. Office, Huron Hotel, Zurich, thit.-• 909S
R -C. H YS, Solicitor, n. Private .:Aletney
e lend at lowest rat s 1 interest. : Office
Corner of uare and Westtreet; Goderich. 77
, I -
AriAMERON, HOLT. & CAMERON, Barristers,
TU. Solicitors in Chancery, aac., Goderich, Oa' -
M. C. Cesteaos, Q. C. - PUMP HOLT, M. G
Caitetto&. • - 506
T M. BEST, Barrister, Solicitor, Sm. Office/e-
e.) Cady's Block, Three Doers North of .the
Posl'feOffice,'Seaforth: Goderich AgentS-Cemea
ON, HOLT-, & 'CAMERON. 870
T OFTL:S E. DANCEY, late with Caineron
l- n. Bert[
.11_.A Holt &Cameron, Goderich, Barrister, Soieitor, Conveyancer, &c. Moneyto loan.
son's Old Office, Cardno's Block, Seaforth. 78
. .
ANNING & SCOTT, Barristers, Solicitors
Conveyancers, &c, Solicitors for the Banl
of Johnston, Tisdale & Gale. Money to loan
„Office -Beaver Block, Clinton, Ontario. A. H.
lleameo, JAMES SCOTT. • 781
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-HOLMESTED, successor to the late fil'in of.
McCaughey & Holinested, Barrister, SO;
licitor, Conveyancer and Notary. 'Solleitor. fot
the Canadian Bank of Commerce. Money to lend
-Farms for sale. Office in Seott's Blook, Main
Street, Seaforth.- • • 41'
1
EYER & DICKINSON, 13aeristers, &c.,Kent'el
.Block, Wingham. Solieitors for the .Bankl
of Hamilton. Commissioners for taking affid
sits in Manitoba. Private funds to loen at 6 pe
cent. LecknoW Office eviery.. Wednesday,
C. MEN -Ea', E. L. Diomesox. , 738
CARROLL & DICKSON, Solicitors,- Conve.31-.,
aneerse&e. Money to lend. Seaforth and
Brussels: Seaforth -Office over Johnson's Hard-
ware Store, Alain Street. N. Bee -One member Of
the firm will always he in Seaforth Office. P. §.
.CATtaoLiu Seaforth; W. B. Theesoe, Brussels I
DENTISTRY.
_ LT_ M-1= AR,
TD. S., and M. R. C. D., lee
A
I • . Toronto. All operation's
guaranteed. Anesthetics of all
. kinds administered. Specialties4
Gelid. Filling andPerfect Fittitig Plate
Town patients will please make cngagements
a day or two previous to having the opera-
tion performed." Remember the:; place., in
the monis formerly occupied by C. Cat twright,
up -stairs in Cady's Block, eppesite the Commer-
cial'Hotel, Seaforth: ' 874.
ENTTST, Faculty Gold Medallist and College
Gold Mcdallist,TortmtQ Scheel of Dentistr.v.-
11
ems over Johnsoes' Hardware, Main Street',
Seaferthl _ 911
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sese.,e,
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t,'FFOLK
0 1 Suffolk
nervice
teeeton 8,
the privilege
RAgNIE.
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4111 .
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Pigs, one
are kept
or
12, 'Cot
$1, wit
887
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AND BERKSHIRE. -Two
andithe other Berkshire
at Rannie's Saw Millp, LA
Township of Hay. Terms:
of returningit necessary. SAMUE
.
PIGS. -The undersigned will -keep
SUFFOLK
• on hand during the ptesent season, a Thor-
tughbred Suffolk Pig, to whieh a limited numb, i
tf soWs will be taken. He is one of the beet pig
sf his claiS hi the county,. Terms -0, with th
cirivilege Of returning if necessary. Apply ori
bh'e farm of the undersigned at Grieve's Bridge,
Northern,Grayel Reed,. McKillcip. HUGH J.
SIRIEVE. 1 885
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PIG. -The undersigned - wi
I
BERKSUIRE
e keep during the present season on Ls
ti
5, Cenceseion 12, Hullett; a thoroughbred Ber
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Lahire Pig, to which a limited number- of sue
will be admitted. This is the pig formerly owt
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ed by Mr, John Henderson, of Tuckerstuith, an
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is one oethe befit pigs of his class in the c0lint3
,
Terms.--tiOne dollar payable at the time of se
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vice, witbthe privilege of returning if necesear
,
THOMAS 'AMOS. - 90441.,
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Sift -TOLES ARE THE BEST. -The i
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THE
dot -signed has now. on Lot 21, Concession
L. R. S., Tueltersmith, and will keep for t
e
improvement of Stock, Two TUOR011011IIRED SU
FOIA BOARS. The oldest,. "Granger," was fa
.
rowed on April 3rd, 1882, was bred by Mr. Wit.
Elliott, Milton, County of Halton. His sire a
a
his dam.: were both imported. The secon
,
" Kin Tem," was farrowed in April, 1884. 1
e
was bred by l'aleSsrs. A. Frank & Sons, of t
e
county o ;Peel, and both his sire and his da
n
were als !imported. They are as good pigs
s
were evar offered for service in Huron as cab 1
e
proven ay the l extended pedigrees which a
e
registeree in the Canadian Herd Books Ten
8-
$1, tvith he privilege of returning if necessar
.
:G.EORG PLEWES. .891
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VETERINARY.
0 EA F 111TH HORSE INF1RMARY.-Corner
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a f
0 • Jarv's and Goderich Streets, next door to t
e
Presbyt rian. Church, Seaforth, Ont. All d
!t-
eases of. Parses,' Cattle, Sheep, or any of he de-
meSticat d 'animals, suceessfelly- treated; tit the
Infinuar, , or elsewhere on the shortest nett
e.
Charges moderate. JAMES W. ELDER, Veter-
inary Su goon. P. S. -A large stock of Veterih-
aryl Med' eines kept constantly on head-. .
TH - BIG MILLS,I-
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SEAFORTH.
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The also T. mills have now be6n thoroughly
e-
: - •built upon the complete .
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HUN A2IAN ROLLER PROCES
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The A 'II and Storehouse 'Buildings have beien
,
greatly enlarged, and new machiner$. applied
throug out. ' '
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THE ATEST IMPROVED [ROL
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Flo r Dressing
ANp—
1 hin.s
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Ma 1,7
From t e best Maeufactuying Firms
iave b a
en
putin, ind everything necessary adde4
to Ma
de
her to t rn eut flour
E. GOND TO N
ral `CZ
In the DOMilli;011. The facilities foi
receiv*
g
grain, f a m fanners and for elevating ea d shippi
eg
have al o deen extensively improved. Grain can
now be taken from fanners' wagons,' weigh
d,
and lo, lied into cars at the rate of 700 bush
-Is
, per ho r, by the 'work
;
of two men.
A L IIGE FEED STONE
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.0L1.4wTOM CHOPPING
Has be n put in, and the necessary machinery for
hewn g chop and coarse grains. -
A go d shed has been erected, so that wagons
can be nloaded and reloaded under cover. .
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EXCHANGt%,
. _
WI-, EAT
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Promptly 'attended to, find,
FIR, T-CLUS RO1[E fLLii
. GUARANTEED.
0 . STOM
M-1.
Ch spped satisfactorily
and without
del y..
RO LER,
FLOUR, •
QHf-
!IRANg %b.., lk,R
- • .. And all kinds of
01 OPPED FEE
Constantly' bit hand.
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Price
any Quantity
Wheat.
Mg i est :Market
*ash for
Pais
o i
in
a PR_E
BARREL
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FINE
COWIE AND LAND S LT
.,
FOR SALE.
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, :Only
first -glass and obliging.men will he kept
to attend
mistomers. The liberal patron re ot
farine7
and general trade respectfully solici ed.
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W. OGILVIE & CO 0
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, I"ROPRIET BIS.i
T. G..
KE.MP, Mana,ger.
THE !
.CAN.
DIAN
BANK OF CRAVE
CF.
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EAD ! OFFICE,
TORONT
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Paid
ip Capital,
- - $6,000,000.
Rest,
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)000.
PR
SIDENT,
HON. WM. Mcllasaan.
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SEAF
JRTH BRANCH.
The
eafortll
ranch of this Bank conti
meg te
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receiy
deposits,
on which interest is allowed
or
the 'nest
favorab
e terms.
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Drafts
On all t
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e principal towns and e
Ales it
Canada,
States,
on Gre,
bought a
t 'Britain, and on the -Unites
d sold.
Oflic-First door
SouTli of the Coln
nercia
Hotel.,
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A. H. IREL.AND, M
na.ger
F. 110rESTED,
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Solicitor. .
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.SEAFORTH
. :. .
. WOOLLEN
MILLS,
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Having My New Mills now in first-class
unnini
sorder, l' have pl asure in announcing to
ty cus
toutere and frien s that with Enlarged remise;
and . •
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.
IMPROVED
MACHINERY,
1 am
bettmet en ever prepared to turn out '
'F.I
ST-0LASS WORK
011 the
shortest otice, and will be pleased II
see all
my old ets
omers and as many
. -
new ones
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A LARGE TACK OF GOOD1
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On han to trade with as usual. •
A. G. VANEGMOND
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THE MEDICAL HALL,
141.1A..1.1•1- S'112,=E1', SA.FORTT.EI,
Has just opened out the finest and best assortment of Pipes in the country. If
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you want a nobby Meerschanm Pipe or a first-class 'Brier or Wood Pipe, so to
the Medical Hall, where you can get something that will please the eye and give'
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you satisfaction. -A splendid assortment of Cloth, Hair, Tooth, Nail and Shaving
BrIushes at all prices. Toilet Soaps assorted -Pear's scented and =scented Soap,
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Red Clover Toilet Soap, Albert Honey Toilet SOap, _Princess Louise Carbolic
GlYcerine and Cuticura Toilet 'Soaps; Colgate's Cashmere Bociuet Soap, SPonges,
Chamios, Bath Towels. Combs -A splendid variety of -Dressing Contles and
Fine Con'ilis just opened from the English markets. Purses and Wallets new and
elect. We draw your attention to our well -assorted stock of
Pure Drugs, Chemicals and Patent ilfaicines,
lich is complete in a1I its branches. We have ale° for sale the pure j ice of
tb grape, especially for saeraMental pnapeses, and -unfermented. It is highly
re iommendediby first-class medical men as a nutriment and beverage drink in
m[ ny cases of sickness, &c.
Remember the place, next door to Duncan & Duncan's dry goods store, Main
sti eet, Seaforth.
C. DUNCAN, Chemist and Druggist.
_ET EJ—G M I 0 IT.—
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PRING STOCK COMPLETE.
Large Assortment to Choose From.
130OULAR PRICES RULE LOWER THAN EVER THIS SEASON,
Everything New, Fresh and Handsome.
_ _1,1 I ..1E .011/4T, S
TEA. TEA. TEA. TEA.
AT THE S.EAFORTH TEA STORE.
loN w is the Time to Get the Best Value Ever Offered in Seaforth for your Money.
A.- 0-.: AU-T.T.
Has Just Received a Very Large Consignment of TEAS. He noiv holds one of
the Largest and Best Assorted Stocks west of Toronto. In, Teas alone he now
holds 175 Packages. Prices from 15c., 20c., 25c., 30c., 35c., 40c.'45c., 50c., 55c.,
and 60c. per pound. This Stock Consists of GREEN, BLACK, JAPAN, GUN-
POWDER, and TEA DUST, and will Guarantee them to be all FRESH and
give Entire Satisfaction, or Money Refunded. Also a large Stock of Sugars and
,
• all kinds of Groceries. •'Flour, Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Shorts, Bran Buckwheat
Flour, Oats, Barley, Screenings, Chop Feed, Salt; Coal Oil, Fish, Apples, potatoes,
Turnips, Carrots, and Cabbage. A large stock of China, Crockery and Glassware.
Also a Large Assortment of Lamps aneLaniP Trimmings.
Oats taken in Exchange for Oatmeal at Mill Rates.
A' CALL SOLICITED FROM ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE,
A. G. AULT.
SEEDS.
SEEDS. SEEDS.
0. C. WITiLSON,, SEAFORTfT,
DEALER IN
Seeds ibf all kinds for Field and Garden.
Seed W1 eat, Peas, Oats, Six -Rowed Barley, Two -Rowed Barley, and Black
Barley; Red -lover, Alsike Clover, White
Timothy Orchard Grass, Kentucky Blue G
atoll Clover, and 'Mammoth Clover;
ass,- Red Top Rye Grass, and all
kinds of pasture Grasse. Turnip, Mangol 1 and Careot Seeds of all kinds.
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Every variety of Garden and Flower Seeds all sold cheap for cash at
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0 C. N'T--rTL.LLSO.Y.S., 'TimStrflet, Feaforth.
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Ontario Mutuql; Life Assurance 'Company,
The Popular ' Company of the DOminiom
IT\TOOTR,±"CDP,.A..rli1:), 187o..
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• ,A.tive..1..ocal ,Ag4its Wanted,
Wm.
HENDRY, Manager, W. HODGINS, Gen'rl Agent.
, WATERLOO, ONT. STRATFORD, ONT.
Constance!
GREAT CHIANCE I
J. A. STEWART!.
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E3i-ussels Lime Work.
STILL AHEAD.,
±wN& SOW"' _
T e subscribers take this -opportunity of re -
tun ing thanks to the inhabitants of Brussels
and vicinity for past patronage, and beg to state
• tha
Wishes to inform the people set Kinburn and
viclinity, that he has purchased the Stock of Mr.
Jectes Stanley, at
Greatly Reduced Price,
and will give' his customers the benefit.
Goods will be sold at and under cost.
Parties Wishing bargains should conte on at
once, as the goods will go quickly.
The highest price paid for Butter and Eggs, and
all kinds of Farm Produce. -
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J. A. STEWART.
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having made several improvements in thew
kiln and mode of burning, they • are now in a
bettjr position than ever before to -supply the
Pubic with first-class lime.
This being the 'eleventh season of our business
dealings in Brussels, and having given unquali-
fied'satisfaction so far • tae public can rely on re-
ceiving good treatniet;t and a 'first-class article
from us. First-class Lime at 14 cents at the kiln
and 16 cents delivered.
We also burn a No. 1 Lime fof- plastering at
the same Once.
Remember the spot, Brussels Lime Works.
,TOWN & SON.
, 1 908
Young Man,
LOOK HERE!
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Al PRIZE Send Six Cents for Postage and
receive, free, a c)stly box of
gods, 11
which will help all, of either sex, to more
1 money right away than anything else in this
world. Fortunes await .the Workers absolutely
sure. At once address TRUE & C., Augusts,
Maine. 1354x52
If it's niee CI
stylish pair of P
where to get fine
thing you want, a Dress Suit, a
Its, or a. swell Vett, FIl tell you
goods at a low prive, just as
nice as you will aet in the city, and for far leis
money; and hat is at
Ranton Bros. Exeter.
They have Corksprew Worsteds in Olive, Brown,
Navy, Wine, Pru e, Myrtle, Dahlia and Black.
Select goods an more used than eser before.
Coating Velvets in Brown, Olive and Myetle.
These are what 3 ou would call slick goods, ex-
tra nice, and sm e to please. Tweeds for Suits
in Scotch, Engii4u and Canadian makes. Checks,
Mixtures, Panel &e., solid for wear, neat in
appearance, and lsuited to all tinies and elassee.
And sech a grand lot of Pentings, you ought to
see them to appreciate them. Wide -Stripes in
dark and lightl, Narrow Striti'es in dark and
light, Hair Li-ne, Fine Checks, &e. Tart, tone,
&c., is w at the boys say about them.
Then they base tie largest range of Gents' Fur-
nishings in Exedne Only think of it! Over 300
Ties to select fr n, and they me a. dandy lot too,
1 tell you. Sco 'es of Braces, the latest in Felt
and Staw Bats White Shirts, &e. Wben you
want anything i
the above, be sure to go to
Ranton Bros.,
EXETER.
HOUSEKEEPERS,
ATENTIONI
Min ral Soap,
The bestand most -complete article ever offer-
ed to the public,
FOR C EANSING PAINT
AND WOOD WORK.
It is especially adapted fur kitchen u,c and
HA NO EQUAL
For cleansihes Merble, Mantles, Table4, Widows,
Oil Cloth, Zinc, ptc.
.p,
nse Powder,
Is NOT POIS lNOITS TO Ht -MAN BEINGS
but completely ,
RI DS THE. ..t1 U.8
-OF-
ROACHES, AN S, FLEAS, FLIES,
. MOSQUITOlt, NEW CARPET' BEETLES,
MATS, ete., etc., etc,
Full direction4 for use on box.
J.- S. ROBERTS,
APOt ECARIES HALL,
Cardno's Bloc Main Street.
'FAF011TH.
909
VARNA.
,
,BO -OTS AND SHOES.
The subscriber 'begs leave to thank his numer-
ous cuttomers for the liberal patronage extended
to him since commenting 'tipsiness in Varna, and
trust that he may be fevered with a continuanee
of the same.
Farmers and Others
Will save matey by coining and evamining
my stock and leaving their orders as I Mend
keeping the best btoek of all kinds and all work
guaranteed to be first-clasi, as I intend to build
up a good round business. All who are troubled
with corns or Wilms come right along and get
a good fitting pair of boots at a reasonable price.
Fine hand sewed boots a epecialty, and a per -
f e cRtefiptarrulgt
arannetaee
done aod promptly°luta tided
to.
Come one ie 3111
SAMUEL WHIODON,
' • onx3a.02,
'0HRYS AL & BLACK,
P AOTIOAL
BOILEA MAKERS.
mHE Subseribets have bought the Tools and
Boiler Business lately tarried OR by the
Goderich Foundrk and Manufacturing- Company,
and having had ag experience of over eight s ears
in that shop, are elow prepmed to vane on the
trade in all its brsncheS.
Any work earl sted to us will receive prompt
attention. First - 1a88 work guaranteed.
All kinds of Boers made and repaired, also
Smoke Stacks, betSIron Work, ese., at reason-
able rates.
ew Salt Pans inade and old 'ones repaired on
the shortest notiee, and at prices that defy
competition.
CHRYSTAL & BLACK.