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COUNCIL MERTING.--Coi net - ni t at
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Tuck's hotel, Cranbrook, July 3rd, pur-
suant to adjournment. Members were
all present.. Reeve in the chair. In -
lite* of last meeting read and, confirmed.
communication from Dr. Hutch' son,
enclosing receipt in full of Mi. Atkin-
.5account for medical attendance;
from Michael Keffer, asking to be re-
lived' from doing statute labor this
y ar, stating that he had performed six
aslys extra last year. The matter was
re erred to Mike aiul Elliot. :Petition
_ .of Roderick NleLeod and 20 Others,
yingto ha e road opened uP in front
a lots 33, con essieirs 5 and G. Milne
dr Bryans iv .re instructed to attend to
th matter. n the matter of dispute
re Yarding . the original • road allowance
tiiken lots 30 and 31, concession 13,
It was moved y Win. Milne, seconded
byi Walter 0 ver, that the clerk be in-
structed to no ify all parties interested
to.attend the i ext Council meetino- .,Vith
a -iew to a se tlement in the matte .-
Carried.' Pe ition of Andrew Luke
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and others for road to be opened up on
boundary line etween lot 35, concession
4,Grey, and ot 1, Mina,. Moved by
I,Vm. Milne, cc:hided by Wm. El iot,
th.t1 the Coun ii1 bear half the exp nse
of /lemming- t e stagnant water lying
oil road side adjacent to school house,
School Section No. 5. -Carried. Moved
b Win.-Miln , seconded by E. Bryans,
th t John SI mon be granted the Sum
of 25 cents #er rod for SO rod S of *ire
fre ee, and tha hereafter no morle "no ey
be granted f or wire fences, ufiless the
rties are no tified by the COunci to
build such fe ices. -Carried. Appl ca-
-tin of Elias Iiekson for a ditch on road
in front of -lot 7, concession 12, Mr.
Strachan to at end to it. D. W. Slinger-
land applied to have con ession 14
on.ened up to -the boundarybetween
Grey and Elm; . Moved by ‘Nni. Mi. e,
seconded by- . Brynns, that Mes rs.
Elliott and Oli er be appointed to ex-
amine said said concession road and re ort
at: -next 'nee ing.-Canied. Cou eil
. then adjourne to meet again at Da es'
hotel, Canbr ok, on the third Friday
in[.August ilex when trustees estimates
will be receive 1.
N ws Notes. , .
-A cow on _Wolfe island, deserilied
as;healthy and a- good milker, is credited
with discharn.i g an eighteen -inch crOw-
b4r from bel ind her shoulder. The
wonder is how it ever got there.
-The Indi ns in Southern., Kan
are on thev,ar-tpath, murdering
pi ndering th
been captured
Other is surrm
1, --It is stat
q is of SaIishu
th Powers '
ra ify the E
wl ich has be
Senate.
-The thirte
el ;the Grand
• was ope
in of last w
H milton, wi
o eers. The
nniiis aual rep
lyladopted. I
e4tion and co
shed.
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1 A aide
,
sas
nd
settlers. One tlfwn bas
by the savage and 6n-
nded. -
d in Paris that the Mar -
'y has issued a circular to
•terested, urging them to
tian financial cortventi
n adopted by the Frei ch
nth annual eonvoca on'
ode of Canad A. F. rind
ed on Wednesday mo
ek at the court ho -
h a full attendance
n -
se,
of
Grand Master delive ed
rt, which was unanimous -
the evening a grand re-
- cert was held In the drill
in a Street -Car.
"Ca.lifornia en are net SO aCCOM
dating to the 1 dies as they used to b
said an olci ar conductor. " Mos
em will keea their seat and let
[women stand but, of course, -whe
,pretty giri c mes . in there is a rush
se 'e who'll make room for her."
,‘-‘. Do you -find the old men .m.ore gal-
lant than the oung ?" inquired the e -
porter.
"Ail the t me " said the conduct r.
"Why, bless you, ,the market -basket
woman has no sort of a chance with-. the
dudes, but the old fellows will hop iup,
anqgive her a seat just as readily as if
she was young and good-looking. The
dudes look ou of the window when a
lady comes i, and I suppose many of
'ern would soo er stand than be smirked
and grinned at by the monkey hanging
on to the str p, who thinks he has a
right to recogn'tion becanse he has given
'ern his place. I saw one of these fel-
lows nicely fix d off last time. A mighty
pretty young l idy came in with a nurse,
and. the nurse vas holding a baby. The
car was full, nd the dude hopped up
when he saw t le sweet face of the young
mother, and le her take his sat. Well,
.F
sir, he was gri ming and mill g at her
all the time,n
aid she looked ad and in-
dignant, for -hatever ' way she turned
that chump's eyes. followed her. At last
she stopped t le ear and got off. The
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he
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to
dude squatted down and was aboutito
give her a p rting mash threugh the
window, when he saw a handkerchief ion
the floor, H picked it up quick as
lightning and skipped out after her.
Iaughtd fit to split, and so did
all the passeng rs ,
" Where du the laugh come in?It
was politeness on his part to restOre,
her property."
Weil, I gu ss you wouldn't care or
the politeness art of it if you was hi n,
and,'kribw wha you was fisting. 'T as.
a sort of han lkerchief, to be sure, ut
it belonged t the baby -0 yes, th rp
was no mistake about ,it ; it was he
• baby's, and the dude knew it, too,
fare he: had te ached the ground.
(yapped it, si as if it Was a red4 t
Iran, and was about to come back i to
the car when he seen us all langhirLg,
and then he -hot into the plaza as if
the cops we- after him. And t
nurse most let he baby fall, she Was so
tickled. 1 neN r seen a dude so flabb r-
gasted. .
What Did It Mean?
Our minister was learned and warm-
hearted, but s mewhat erratic -,and ab-
sent-minded. e had a pony that had
a great aversio to donkeys, and it was
with great di culty that it could be
got to pass one of these animals on the
road.
One 'day, 'hen riding to Forfar, he
Met, near Weil -ie, an itinerant earthen-
ware Merehan , whose stock -in -trade
was drawn b a donkey. The pony
reared "and bac ed and kicked, and was
only gat past a ter a great struggle.
The rakiste at a turn of the road a
little -farther n, and before his mind
was quite corn osed, met the provost of
Forfu.I
A ne day provost," said the mi
`" Yes, fine d y, Mr. Allan," repii d
the prOvost.
meet any more asses on this road?"
"Do you thi k, provost, Pp." likelyto
The provost sed strong language jin
reply, though there was no cause for It.
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GRATEFUL -COMFORTING. .
,EPP$'S- .COCOA.
• BRAKFAST.
• "By a thoroughknowledge of the natural iaws
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which govern the operations of digestion and nu-
trition, and by a careful application of the fine
properties of well selected Cocoa, Mr. pps has
provided our breakfast tableswitla delicately
flavored beverage which may save us many doo-
toes' bills. It is by 'the judicious use of such
articles of diet that a constitution may be t-
gradu-
tendeney to didease. Hundreds of sebtle t nudis-
ally built up until strong enough to resist every
dies are ,floating around ms 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 pioperly nourish-
ed frame." --Civil Service Gazette. Made simply
with boiling water or milk. Sold only in packets
by grocers, labelled thus-" dAsies Eres & Co.,
Homotopathic Chemists, London, England." )3ole
(loafer Canada, C. E. • Colsol,s, lfontreal. 884-52
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All NVell Pleasede-Thi chadren like Dr. Low's
Pleasant Worm Syrup :and parents rejoice over
its virtues. 857.52in.
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Horsemen, Attention !
When your horse is galled,. scratched or cuteor
has an ugly sore, bathe tem daily, and apply
'McGregor & Parkes Carbolic Cerate. It is un-
doubtedly the finest healing and cleansing appli-
cation for it. Be sure you get McGregor & Parke's.
Sold for 25c. per box at Lumsden & Wilson's drug
store, Seaforth. 912.5ft. ,
- Deng-en:km fits are oftencausedby wones
Freeman's Worm Powders destrOte worms.
857.52m.
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- Fluid Lightning.
All sufferers from that terrible torment,Nettml-
giro can be made happy in one moment by a sin-
gle application of Fluid Lightning briskly rubbed
on painful parts, and without using any disgust-
ing medic ne day after day with little or no re-
sult. Flied Lightning- also eures as effectually
toothache, lumbago, rheumatism, headache, and
is only 25 emits per bottle at Ltunsden & Wilson'e
drug store Seaforth. 912.52w.
Arouse the liver when torpid with National
Pills, a good 41M-bi11ous cathartic, sugar-coated.
857.52m. ,
vise WO.
Cholera Preventive.
In ordef to withstanel• cholera and such like
epidemics it, perfect purity of blood, and the pro-
per action of the stomach are required. To in-
sure that ' end, in the cheapest, most available
and complete manner, use McGregor's Speedy
Cure for despetisia and impure blood. There is
no purer, safer oemore reliable remedy in exist-
ence for it dieestion, dyspepeia, costiveness, etc.
Ask your neighbor or any person who has used
it. Sold by Lumsden & Wilson; Seaferth. Trial
bottle given free. 912.52w.
se• • tio
Holloway's Pills.
Nervousness and want of Energen -When filet
the eeriree feel unstrung, and listlessness spp-
plapts energy, it 18 the tright time to take some
alterative as Holloway's Pills to prevent disorder
running into disease. These excellent Pills cor-
rect all irregularities and weaknesses. They act
so kindly, yet so energetically on the functions
of digesti n and assimilation; that the whole
body is re ived, the blood is rendered richer and
purer, the muscles become firmer and stronger,
and the ri rvous and absorbent systems are in-
vigreeated, These•Pills are suitable for all classes
and - all ages. They have a Most marvellous
effect on persons who are out of condition; they
soon ' rectify whatever is in fault, restore
strength to the body and confidence to the
mind. 912.52w.
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By the Use of Hanington's
' 1 1 Quinine Wine i
And Iroxi and Toni e Dinner Pills, the blood is
- purified, and m healthy skin is the result. Be-
ware of imitaeions,See that you get lianing-
ton's, the origilnal and genuine. For sale by all
druggists and general dealers in Canada. 891.
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He •Acted Wisely.
"1 am !so weak 1 can hardly move, all din
down with a, chronic summer complaint,"•saidr
one gentleman to another on out streetthe other
day. "ow,take me -advice," replied his
friend, "go to your drnggist and get a bottle of
Dr. Fowled,* Extract of Wild Strawberry. I
e
never have 'Town it to fail in curing any kind -
of summeco 857.52.2w.
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A Frequent Annoyance.
Many people suffer from distiessing sick head-
aches and ;bilious attacks of frequent occurrence
which a latttle or two of Burdoek Blood Bitters
would entirely remove. It regulates the stom-
ach, liver,' bowels and blood to a healtht- action..
857.52.2w.,
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UnknoWn.
Thee is no remedy known to medical science
that kan excel Dr. Fowler's Extract of ;gild
Strawberry as a enre for ,eholera morbus, diarr-
Mee, dysentery, or any ferns of summer cene
plaint afflicting children or adults.. 857.52.2w.
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A Good Filter. ,
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Pure water it indispensable to health, the least
impurity , ehould be removed by a good filter.
Pure blood Is also indiepensable : there can be
-no perfec health ulthout it. The liver filters
the blood Regulate the. Fiver with Burdock
Blood Biters and make pure blood. 8-57,52.2w.
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The Best Yet. •
There il no preparation before the people to-
day that commands their confidence mere, DC
meets wit a better sale thee does Dr. Fowler's
Extract of WildStrawberry---the infallible reme-
dy for all -fonds of summer complaints. 857.
52.2w. . e
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1 n Invisible Foe.- ,
, .
The poieonous genes of disease are . lurking zu
the air wp breathe; and in the water we drink.
The ysteii should be kept carefully purified and
all the org ns toned to proper action. This can
best be d ne by the regulating, purifying and.
tonic poie rs of Burdock Blood Bitters. 857.
522%. I 1 .
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Take All In All. ; .
-Take all the kidney and liver
1 ' Medicines.
-Take all the bleed purifiers,
-Take all the dyspepsia and indigestion
-- cures,
-Take 111 the ague, fever and bilious
.
± I epecifies:-
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-.Take r the brain and nerve force
! revivers.
-Take all the great health -restorers.
In short take all the best (mantles of all these
andthe ,
. I -best,
-Qualit es of all the best medicines in the
world, an yoi will tind that ,
-Hop Bitters
Have t e best curative qualities and powers
of all
-concentrated in them,
-And that they will cure when any or all of
theseasing y or '
-combined. Fail !
-A thoioug,h trial will give positive proof of
this.
Hardened Liver. ,
.Five years 'ago I brokellown with kidney and
liver .complaint and rheumatism.
Since. then I have been unable to be about at
My beer became bard like wood e my limbs
were puffed up• and filledwith water.
All the best physicians_ agreed that nothing
could Cure me.. I resolved to try Hop Bitters; I
have used seven bottles;'the hardness has all
gone from my liver, the swelling from my limbs,
and it has rrked a miracle in my 'ease; other-
wise I due &have been now in my grave.
* . J. W. MonEY...
Buffalo,: Oet, 1, 1881. -
overty -end .Suffering. •
ragged down with debt.,- poverty and
r years, caused by a mit fetidly and
or doctoring.
mpletely discouraged_ •until one year.
I was
suffering f
large bills
. I was c
ago, by t e advice of my -pastor, commenced
using Hop Bitters, and in one month we were all
well, and ione ofus have seen a sick day since, '
and I wan to say to all poor men, you can keep
your families well a eear with Hop Bitters for less
than one doctor's visit will cost. .1 know it?'
A Workingman.
tarNone genuine- without a bunch of green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile,
poisonous stuff with "Hop" or "Hops" in their
name. 919.52m.
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LFiGAL.
THE f-IURON EXPOSITOR.
'inisonsee
T Id. BEST, Barrister, Solicitor, &o. • Office-
!) Rooms formerli occupied by Carroll &
Dickson, Moyerti Blodk, over aohnson's Hard-
ware Sto7, Main . Street, Seriforth. eloderich
Agents --0 MERON, HOLT & CAMERON. 870
fel ARROW & PROUDFOOT, Barristers, Solid-
ky- tors, &o„, Goderi In Ontario, J. T. crARROW,
WM. PROUDFOOT. 086
H4YS, Solicitor &e. Private Money to
Ile lend at lowest ra s of interest. Office -
Corner of Square and IV Street, Goderich. 774
CAMHOLT It CAMERON, Barristers,
SoEliiritoli' rsin.Chanc :ry, &6.; Godericht Ont.
M. 0. CAAIERON, Q. `0., BMW HOLT, M. (I.
CAMERON.
506
T4OFT-1,18 E.. DANCEY, late with Cameron,
I Holt & Cameron, Goderioh, Barrister'So-
licitor, Con,vevancer, Sr, Money to loan. Ben-
son's Old0flice, Citedn ei Block, Seaforth. 786
, ANNING &SCOTT, lElarristers, Solicitors,
Conveyancers * &e. 'Solicitors for the Bank
of Johnston, Tisdale '& ,Ciale. Money to loan.
Offload -Beaver Block, Clinton, Ontario. A. H.
31-Asearro, JAMES SCOTT. 781
HOILMESTED, suceessor to the late firm of
1 . elilcbaughey & Ifolniested, Barrister, So -
Helton Conveyancer and Notary. Solicitor for
the Canadian Bank of Cemmerce. Money to lend.
Farms for Sale. Office ; in Scott's Bleck, Main
Street, Seatineh. -
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EYEld & DICKINSON, Barristers, &c.,Kent's
LVI Block, Wingham. Solicitors for the -Bank
of Hamilton. ConimissionerS for taking affida-
vits in Manitoba. Piivate funds to loan at 6 per
cent.: Lucknow Offiee every Wednesday. H. W.
C. Meveit;E. L. DICKINSON. 738
• MONEY TO LOAN.
ONEY TO LOANer-Straight leans at 6 per
cent. Interest payable half yearly, or
per cent. yearly, with the privilege to borrower
of repayieg part of the principal anoney at any
time. Apply to F. HOLMESTED, Barrister,
Seaforth. - I 850
DENTOTRY.
"cSr-M Pi;
TD. S" and M. R. C. D., of
. Tor nio. . All operatione
guaranteed. Anesthetics of- all
kind aciunistered. Specialties-
Gol Filling and Perect Fitting Plates.
Town patients will please make engaghmeets
a day or , two previous to. hoeing the , opera-
tion performed. EH' Remember the place, in
the rooms formerly occupied by C. Caitwright,
up -stairs Cady's Block, opposite the Commer-
cial Hotel, eaferth. ' 874
WIA_T ON,
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rtENTIST, Faculty Gol Medallist and College
ele/ Gold Medallist,Toroi to School of Dentistry.
Rooms over Johnsons' ardware, Main Street,
Seaforth. ' , 911
Cirrd Trun
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Trains leave Seaforth ind Clinton stations as
follows : 1 1
Goitio WEST- S .AFORTII. CLINTON.
Express., .. ,... ... 40-r. M. 3.05 P. M.
, Express ' . ... .58 P. M. '9.15 P. M.
- -elixed Train.. .... .. 8 15 A. M. .9.48 A. ei.
Goneo EAST-
Eepress... , . .... .... /7--45 A. er. 7.25 A. M.
- EXNESS., !.... .. - .. 1 .45 P.M. 1.05 P M
Mixdd Train.. .. .. , . .30 r. m. 4.45 e. u
Railway. -
Londbn, Hur6
GDING NORT4-
London,depart -
Exeter ,
Hensall..
Kippen... .......
Brecefield
Clinton
Loedesbero .
Blyth, • ,
Belgrave.
NVinghane, arrive
oolso souru-
Wingham, depart.. .
- Belgrave .
• Blyth. -..i...
Londesbdro
Clinton .
Brucefielel..
Kippen. „
Hansen.;
Exeter.j...
• London, arrive '
and Bruce,
Mixed. Mail.
6.00 et.at. 4.59r. M.
8.20 0.19
8.45 6.24
.. 9.00 6.29
9.15 6.38
9.55 - 7.05
10.18 7.20
10.35 7.27
11.00 7.46
• 1L30-: , 8.00
Express( Mixed.
7.29 A.M.I.1.30 A. M.
8.40 12.03 r.
• ` ▪ 7.59 . -12.25
. 8.08 12.37
• 8.35 L25
.8.51 1.50
9.00 2,05
. 9.05 2.12
9.31 3.05
10.45 • 5.80
Wellington, G
Got Acco
Ethel a 2.3
Bnissels . 2.5
Bluevale '3.0
. -Wing-ham .
G.0ING EXpC
NViegliam . 7.0
Blueeale .7.1
Brussels .. 7.2,
7.3
Train leeving Wingh
dine, rtins cal Mondays,
only.
ey and: Bruce.
11. Express. Mixed.
. M.9,13 P.M. 0.15 P.M.
I 9.27 10.00
• 9.43 10.35
0.54 . 11.30
ss AccOm. Mixed _
A.M. 11.21 A. 8. 7.30 P.m.
11.35 8.07 .
11:55 8.45
12.10 9.13
at Sp fer Kinear-
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AUCTION SALE 2
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SPLENDID FARM
11s1. Mc ILLOP.,
HE undersigned will offer for Sale by .Publie
Auction at. the- _tommercial Hotel, Seat
forth, on Saturday; August 22nd, 1885, at 2
o'clocik p. North ha f of ,Lot 30, Concession
8, McKillop, eantaining 50 dares square, nearly
all cleared and free fro e stumps, well drained
and well fenced. Thee s e good log house and
frarn.e barn and stabl .1 Also a "never failing
spring well. It is withi 1 half a mile of school, .
and within three quarte s of a mile from the vil-
lage df Winthrop whic contains Mills, Stores,
CilDat Factory, .Blacks eith Shops, Post Office,
&c.., and only five miles from the town of Sea -
forth. Thi e is one of he &incest lots in the
-township. Possession g e'en on the 16th October.
Terms, -Ten. per ant. of the purchase
money on the day oi Sale: sufficient of the
balance to make t p $800 within . thirty
da,je and the remaind r on time to suit pur-
chaser with interest t 6 per cent. payable
annually.. For further particulars, apply to MRS.
W. CLUTTON, Kippen , 912
PUBLIC NOTICE.
ISSOLUTION. OF l'ARTNERSHIP.-Notice
JJ -is hereby peep that the partnership here. -
thfore existing between us the undersigned as
Blacksmiths and Plow Manufacturers, in the
town .of Seaforth, under the style and firm of
Munro & Hoganavas this daydiss.olved by Mutual
consent. Dated Ulla 18th day of April, A. D.
, 1885. 'Witness, J. 31. BEST, Barrister, &c. Sea -
forth. ,
. MALCOL31
,
DENIS HOGAN.
The undersigned begs hi inform the customers
of the late firm and the public in generai, that
he will continue the business of Blacksmith and -
Plow Manufacturer in the old stand,latelyoc-
cupied by Munk. & Hogan. , He wishes to ae-
knewledgewith thanks the libera1. patronage of
his nemerous customers in the past, and trusts
with care, attention and first class work, to
merit the continuance f sueh patronage in the.
future. Herse shoeing-, a specialty. D. HOGAN.
N. B.-Ail.accounts due the late firm must be
settled at once. 9013•
ICE! .IC I 10E1
For Eve- ybody.
The Subseriber begs to nform the people -of
Seafoith and vicinity that tie ha -a stored a lake
.quaneity of lice and is now repared to deliver it
daily in ane quantity desir
For terms and particula is apply to
MRS.' JOHN KIDD,
• -OR-
• C. WHITNEY,
R. COMMON,'
DEALER IN ICE AND WOOD.
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GqP 90" VI ETABLE
1114 . SICILIAN
Haiti Renewer.
Seidel -in &cid, popular remedy win such a
Ptrong hold iipoe the public confidence as has
11..t.r.Vs IlAnt Rieniwen. The cipos in which
it has accomplished a complete restoration of
secoaloipr,taortehielithite, gorouS health i. the
,oid people like it for its wonderful power to
restore to their ifrhiteniug locks their eriginal
color. and.beauty. Middlc-aged people nee it
because it pretints them from getting bald,
keeps dandruff I away, and makes the . hair
grow thick. and Strong. Young ladies like ie
as. a dressing became it gives the hair a beats
tiful glossy lustri, and enables hem to dress
It in whatever form they wish. Imusit is the
favorite of an, dnd it has bee() e -so simply
because it disapPoints no one.
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE.
• Fon 'OE WHISKERS
Has become one .of the most important popu-
lar toilet articles for gentleincrils use. When
the beard is, gr4y or naturalq of an unde-
sirable shade, 3ucKIxG1zAWsi Drz is the
remedy. j
PREPARED DP
R. P. Hail & Co., Nasima, NIL
- Sold by all Druggist
AUCTIONEER. .
T P. .BRIlklE, Licensed AuceiOneer for the
. County ot Huron. Sales attended in all
parts' of the, Cotinty. Ali orders left at TUE
EXPOSITOR. Office dill be promptly httended to.
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DELGAT,TY, Licensed Auct oneer for the
Count Y of Huron. Sales o all description
promptly attended to on reasonable terns. Ad-
dress Breese:NI% 0., or apply op Lot 4, Con-
cession 12, Grey. 77
SEAFORTH PLANING MILL
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
THE subsceiber begs leavt to thank his numer-
ous customees for the 21iberal, patronage ex-
tended to him sem commencing business in
Seaforth, and trusts that hanuty be favored with
a continuance of tie same.
Parties interidin to build would do well to give
him a call, as he still continue to ke,ep on hand a
large stock of ell kinds of
DRY PINE
SASHE.
He feels cdrifid
those who may f
as none but first -c
Pa ticular ritten
UMBER.
DOORS,
S & MOULDINGS, ,
SHINGLES, 'LATH, &c.
nt of • giving satisfaction to
or hilu with their patronage,
ass workmen are employed.
ion paid to Custom Planing.
201 JOHN II. -6ROADFOOT.
230±01\T S
"OLIMA)"' AND " PERFECT -1
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(ALL CAST IRON).
OT AIR FUR A
The most healthy, economical and best known
cottage to the largest public building, made in
GE S,
method of hating, from the
Brick Setting, ar1.4. Seven
Sizes in Portable Form, With - or
withau% -sh Sifting- Chambler.
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Parties building, ChurchCommittees, School Trustees, and all others inter-
ested, are respectiay invitedim to an examination of these furnaces. Samples
;It
now in stock. Boynton Paces and attachments are set up under supervision,
and fully guaranteed by th manufacturers. Estimates, descriptive catalogue.
and all information cheerfully given..
JOHN IKIDD,
HARDWARE, STOVES AND 711(41/V
VIAINISTREET, :SEAFORTH1
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TEA: -! TEA, 1 'TEA. , TEA.
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AT THE EAFORTH TEA STORE.:
Now is the Time to Get the est Value Ever Offered in Seaforthiffor your Money.
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Has Just Received a V arge Consignment of TEAS. He now holds one of
the Largest and jBest A 'so ed Stocks west of Toronto. In Teas alone he now
holds 175•Packa es. P ices from 15b., 20c., 25c., 30c., 35c., 40c, 45c., 50c, 55e,
and 60cper po ncl. T tock Consists of GREEN, BLACK,. JAPAN, *GUN
POWDER, anclI TEA D ST, and will Guarantee them to be all FRESH and.
give Entire Sati faction, or Money Refunded. Also a large Stock of Sugars and
all ktikds of Groceries. Flour, Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Shorts, Bran Buckwheat
Flonig, Oats, Barley, Screentngs, 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 and Lamp Trimmings.
Oats aken in Exchange for Oatmeal at Mill Rates.
A CALL SOLICITED FROM ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE
. A. G. -AULT.
FARMERS, THRESHERS & MILLMEN
USE McCOLL'S
LA_RDINr NIA_CHIAE ; OIL,
THE BEST IN THE•WORLD.
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'IMPROVE 401.Tit STOCK. -al e undersigned
will keepion lot 3, concessio 7, Stanley, a
half mile north of Hills Green, t at well-known
thoroughbred Yorkshire boar la owned by
Mr. Stanburyi for. services chitin the ptesent
season and next spring, he is o e of the best
pigs In the cipunty. Terms-% er sow, with
he privilege 6! returning if necees ry. JOSEPH
HUDSON. •• 914x4
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THE SUFFOLK ARE THE BE T. -The un-
dersigne,d ha now on .Lot 21, Concession 2,
L. R. .S., Tueker iith, and will eep for the
improvement of St.pck, Two THORODOUBRED SUF-
FOLK BOARS. ! Th oldest, "Grangtr," was far-
rowed on April 34, 1882, was bred y Mr. Wm.
Elliott, Milton, Co rity of Halton. His sire and
his dam_ wete . bpth imported. IThe second,
1 "King Tom,", was Ifarrowed in Ap '1, 1884. He
-wag bred by Messts. A. Frank & Sons, of the
county of Peel, and both his sire Jand his dam
were also import . - They are as good pigs as
were ever offered or service in Huron as can be
proven bythe eetended pedigrees which are
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registered n the Canadian Herd- ook. Teems
$1, with the rlrivilege of returning if necessary.
- GEORGE PLEWES. . 891
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REID & WI SON, Sole Agents for Seaforth.
ALSO CYLINDER, EUREKA, BOLT CUTTING AND WOOL
pILS.
Ontario Mutual Life Assurance Company.
The P pular Company of the Dominion.
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- ' INCO 1:30A_ITMI), 187 0_
- . Active i4ocaI Agents Wanted.
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VVIVI. HENDRY, Manager, W. S. HODGINS, erl'rl Agent.
. WATERLOO, ONT. STRATF RD, ONT.
.1-11-1E BIG -MILLS,
• SE*WORTlif.
The above mills ha -e now been 'thoroughly re-
. built u)on the compllete - •
HUNGARIAN ROLLER PROCESS'.
. The Mill and Storehouse Build rig -s have been
greatly enlarged, and • new macl inery applied
-throughout. .
THE LATEETI lIVIPROV D ROLLS
AND -1
Flour .,Dre sing &chines
From the best -Mem teetering Fi s have been
put in, and ea*crythil g necessary aided to enable
her to turn out flour, ,
. SECOND TO
ON E
In the Dominion, The facilities for receiving
grain from farmers aiid for elevating and shipping
have also deen exten ively improved. Grain can
now be taken - from farmers' wagons, weighed,
and loaded into carsk at the rate of 700 bushels
per hour, by the worl of two men.
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4 LARGE FvIFRED pTONE
CUSTOM CHOPPING
Has been put in, and thle necessaryniachinery for
handling chop and coaIlse grains.
'A good shed has bcenl erected, so that wagons
can be unloaded and re oaded under cover. •
WHEAT E CHANGES
Promptly a tended to, and
FIRST-CLASS ROLLER FLOUR
GUAR NTEED.
CT-TSTO HtMMT30
Chopped satisfacto ily and without delay.
ROLLER FL UR,
• BFIlAN SHORTS
And 01 kinds of
OHOPP,D FEED
Constantly on hand.
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Highest Mar*et Price Paid in
Cash for a. Ay Quantity of
Wheat;
APPLE BARRELS
-AND--
FINE, COARSE AND LAND SALT
'FOR SALE.
Only first-class and 'obliging men will be kept
to attend customers.; The liberal patronge -of
farmers and general trade respectfully solicited.
A. W. OGILVIE at CO.,
PROPRIETORS.
Brussels Lime Works.
STILL AHEAD.
TO-Vrkirl\T-c SON_ .
The subscribers take this; opportunity of re-
turning thanks to the inhabitants of Brussels
and vicinity for past patrone.ge, and beg to state
that having made several improvements in their
kiln and mode of burning, they are now in a
better position than ever before to supply the
Public; with first-class lime.
This being the eleventh season of our business
dealings in Brussels, and having given unquali-
fied entiefaction so far, the peblic can rely on rdt
ceiving good treatment and t it first -Class article
from us, First-class Lime at 14 cents at the kiln
and 16 ceets delivered.
We also burn it No. L Lime for plastering at
the same. price:
Remember the sleet, Berussels Lime Werke.
TOWN' & SON.
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AIRY GOODS.
All Pi want of first-el/1in Dairy Goode, will do
well tci call at
9. M. Whitney's ,
And s e our American Iron-c1ad Milk Cans and
Pails, just the thing to stand rough handling.
A full tock of Cans,Pails, Pans, Strainers, and
everyt ing for the dairy.
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G lden Star Oil Range
With le°e tops rind stands, No table or box
requirecito stand it on, and just as cheap as
smalle stoves. Every !stove guaranteed.
In o dering Troughing don't forget to see our
Galva, ized Iron Trough in six foot lengths,
makin r few joints and a better job.
A fu lune of Stoves, Tinware, Cutlery, Lamps,
Ameri an and Canadian Coal Oil, &c., always on
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hand. .
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All orders for Jobbing proMptly attended to
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C. M. VVHITNEY.
N. B. -Three hundred Cecile Posts for sale.
The Seaforth Woiollen Mills.
My new mills are now eomplete. Farmers
and others ie want of a first-ciass quality of goods
would do well to call at:my Store in the Mills,
where they will have the lariest and best assort-
ed Stock of Goods to choose from in any Mill in
the Dominion.
Custom work in all its branches a specialty.
Also Cash and Trade for Wool as usual.
A. G. VanEgmond.
, T. 0. KEMP, Manager, 912
The maxwei
Read the folloWI
ee.
Low -Down Binder.
ng testanomale:
HL'LLETT, August 29th, 1.884.
DAVID MAXWELL, Paris.
DEAR SIR. -The Low -Down Binder I purchas-
ed from you is ;di that can be desired1 haie
out forty-three aCres this season, and it did It
splendidly, I haire cut fall wheat, barley, oats
and spring wheat, the latter being very heavyand somewhat lodged. It euts clean, and h,inde
a good sheaf. On team can handle it witfl ease,
and I consider it e uals the work of any binder
yet produced, witl many advantages in its con-
struction.-Youta
rAeo
ulYteIIP; August HiaRbli
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DAvin 31.4seerree, 1 aris.
Sne-We, the ui dersigned,haxemuch pleasure
in recommending to our brother farmers the
q3utuelkxariklivtillnottLhloe:ofielDkrn,ossyBinder, havi
: f James Cunneing, Esq. For
eg seen it at
ipiicity of tonstrnetion and
hettness of draft, it has no equal. We would
atvise all in need i31 a binder to see the " Xax-s
well." Yours tru y, Jas. .N,Cheency, John Mc-
Murray, J. Brown II, Win, Sproat; John Reieke,
3jAlaialltnahneeslaliv j,toEstltel,i0o.Itttat.; elf MCe_ Th ae es" ni sehy, Aa)Pmelrerw Moore,
bald, W. 8. 31un ell, dames Cummieg, Wee
ARIS, September 3rd, 1884.
DAVID MAXWELL.
DEAR Sm. -After arranging to eet your Rieder
this harvest, I wainformed that it W.as a failure,
t
and agents of othr firms endeavored to obtain
nay order for theii
maahines, wheh you informed
me you were milli g to place a machine on ray
I was satisfied; an the ree
can be any more satisfactory
farm on its merit
snit I do rot thin
to you than to any elf. 1 never used more than two
horses, and am satisfied they worked with very
little more theft than an ordinary' Reaper. The
machine was tried on all kindle of grain and
under various edditions, and the work done
was something I do not think ca e he equalled,
and I am positive eaimot be eecelled. I would
have no other machine, and if your Low -Down
Binder is what so IC oppoeition call a failure, 1
181.3 say that in De y farming machinery Inquire
I would prefer thO failures to the successea 1
itm
can cheerfully rec mend the mechine to any
• requiring a fi teclase Binder.' Yours truly,
JAMES CUMMIN . ' . t
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EXTRACT FRCINI THE IIERON EXPOSITOR.
This harvest I gave Mr. Samuel Woodman per-
mission to bring a, Maxwell LoaDosBinder on
my premises to give an exhibition ef its work.
He tried it first in springwheat and next in oats,
a very heexy crop and badly blown downeaaed
tan fled, and was both damp and, rather greeu.
Ha I been nem
reaper I would no
way, but the bind
to 'cut it with my. ,conenon
have eut it more than 080
r cut alt aroun41 the piece and
make -a first-class job,
. The
.. Binder is a great deal more -coeveinpeneet to move
than any ,other Binder I ever tad'. It can be
e/
moved as easy as any 'comon reaper,- and one
span ef horses can work it nicely in any kind of
grain. Theee were ether agents eame oleo' end
asked penuission to bring their Mader and weak
with it. I teld them they neghteoniein, and web
come, but they failed to put in an appearance,
When the Binder was brought on My premises X.
had not the least idea of perehesing one, but
after cutting 27 acres of ell kinds :of grain, it
gaye ,snch :good satisfaction that ;at .orice made
up my mind to bee it, and would advisei any
farmer wanting a binder to •examine the 'above
Binder before perchasing tine other. Yours
truly, ROBT. SCOTT, Hallett '
better an e possibly
could have done with my singIe
See The Maxwell Before, Buying.
A. M. CAMPBELL, Agent,
- SEAF0RT1L
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Aurora Quick Train Watch:
The Be-st Yet.
SOL ONLY BY
M. R. COUNTER,
JEJ w
SEA ORTH, ONT.
rilhis Company • ianefaetures a complete rine
1 of full piate watehes, from •oadiners to the
finest grades, for all classes of 'watch wearers
They are all mad- with quick train, and are ea-
pecialiy-tdapted f r railroad and ail !ordinary and '
severe -service. , All niede dust proof, have the
perfect safety pinion, which preveets damage to
parts in ease -of le inspire; breakage, and Jahns
sum's patent attar mica to regulate pins, -width
lime -mite hairspehleehem eatchine all in portant
improvement eon aolled by this Company. TI:1-e
ste-m- wit/ding-parts are made strongZJId durable,
.guaranteed as safe, more 'convenient and service-
able than the key winders, . The extra fine gredes
are made ie etem wind mile'. Every watch is
warranted by •spe ial certifieate, whieh the pur-
chaser receives fr le the -Company's Agent. The
number of Jewels in -cavil -watch ,(whieh is' en-
graved . thereon) Indkates the quality; puf-
ehasels observing Ms are -sake to receive the
qindity they call for. The larger numbee of -
Jewel e in tbe better grades alto represents the
finish., fine, adjustment, and ..caa•e in manufeeture,_
which producen more accurate time and ionger
service. The qualities are diyided as follows;
- ORDINARY.- wo grades are made „of. this,
quality, engrave : "Aurora Watch Co., 7
Jewels," " Au1o14 Watch Co. 11 Jewels."
MEDIU3L-Fo - r grades of this _quality are
-made,-tWO in Gilt Finkle .•engraved: " Aurora
Watch Co., 11 Jev els. Extra." -` Aurora Watch -
Co., 15 .Jewels," ft , d two in Niekel, finely finish-
ed, engraved: "Aurora Watch Co:, 11 -.Jewels."
"Aurora Wateh•Co.. 15 Jewels." •
F_INE---
.eTwo glades of this "quality,-ene in
Fine Gilt Finish 4114 one in Nickel, engraved ;
"Aurora Watch Co., 15 Jewels, adjusted,"
EXTRA FINE . ---Two grades of tithe goality.,--e .
on_e in Fine Gilt and one M Fine Nickel, -engrav-
ed ; " Ate oie, Wateh 'Coe 15 Reby Jewels, ad-
justed, Aurora, Illinois." .
ReinembereCoeeter's," Seaforth, is the only
-place in tne County where these watches can be
had.
- M , R. COUNTER -
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'Practical 'Watchmaker and • jeweller.
CHRYSTAL & BLACK,
BQILER MAKERS.
111E Subscribers have bought the Tools and
, Boiler. Business -lately carried on by the
Goderieh Foundry and Manufacturing Company,
and having had an experience of over eight years
in that shop, ale now prepraed to carry OD the
trade in aTh its branches.
Any work entrusted to us will receive prompt
attention. 'First-class work guaranteed.
All kinds of Boilers made and repaired, also
Smoke Staeks, Sheet hen Work, &e., at reason-
able rates.
New Salt Pans made and old ones repaired en
the shortest notice, and at prices that defy
competition,
CHRYSTAL & BLACK.
Farmers and Threshers take
- Notice in Time.
Mower, Reapers and Threshing
Machines.
T31ELLIS is again on hand as usual for the
. Repairing of Massey Reapers with new
Bushings, new Seetions, and all repairing in that
line. Also Threshing Cylinders spiked and bal-
anced to give the best of satisfaction. Give inc
a call and be renvineed. Also Cylinder Boxes
Bushed, and all repairing done satisfactorily.
Fanners wanting repairs for the Brantford Ma-
chine. also Noxen & Brothers, Ingersoll, will get
supplied with me.
ROOT SCUFFLERS.
Farmers if yon want the genuine Root Seidner
call and see those. T. Mellis sells the best
eet, brought into market very cheap for cash or
shoit time:
-A full stock of Plows of all kinds. Plow Cast-
ings to fit all Plows. Repairing of Plows hi all
its branches. Yoe will And Tom always ready
for butiiness.
THOS. MELLIS, Kipper,:
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