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anima he p
means he never s
while he has those
fore him
-A pulley 34 fee
tong in weight has
land. The run will hak
more than a mile a min
grooves for thirty-two 4
gether they will transenia
A
power.
•:--:-New Orleans underr!ray
ers. The "Picayune tes
"honored and successful," teaq no
after a. service of fifteen sears hi.. sit
up half the night, sewing for coaered
women, to support herself.
-When color on a fabric has been
accidentally or otherwise destroyed by
add, ammonia is applied to neutralize
the same, after which an application of
chloroform will, in almost all cases, re-
store- the original color. The applies -
of ammonia is common, but that of
etIetroform is but little known.
-It is curious to observe that the
name of almost all animals, so longas
they hal to be tended," cared for and.
' fed, are Saxon, but 's het! firessed and
prepared for food bee me Norman,
snowing well the relatiela between the
races. Thus, ex, steei and co* are
Saxon, but beef Nc -mani. Calf is Sax-
on, but veal Norman. Sheep, swine,
deer and fowl are Saxon, mutton, pork,
venison and pullet are Norman..
-Locke was asked how he had con-
trived to accumulate a Mine of know-
ledge so rich, yet so extensive and deep.
He replied that he attributed what lit -
'le he knew to the net having been
shamed to ask for information, -and to
*-he rule he had laid down of conversing
With all descriptions of ' Men on those
topics chiefly that formed their own
lakrticular profession and, pursuits. The
bosta -informed men are undoubtedly those
Iftr adept thifs rule
s --When the first cargo of ice was
I landed in New Orleans, about sixty
years ago, a mob drove away the work-
men and demolished the building in
which the ice was stored. The cargo
had to be reshipped ta the West Indies,
while the health officers and other phy-
sicians came in for sound abuse for
abetting a practice cert in to produce
disease.
-The Bank of Scotia d is to issue a
a k note printed in eol rs, brown, yel-
e
e
lowl and blue, instead of the plain black
aud white of the Bank of England notes,
T14s is to guard against counterfeiting
b photography. The color device has
been tried in greenbacks, , but we
be ieve that the quality of engraving is
• n considered the surest test;
The late Dean. Buckland is said to
hEat
been so intimately acquainted with
thsperverties of all the geological for-
/11040ns, of England -dia.% being one
night belated, and not knowing where
he was, h Edighted from his horse, took
up a cloc of earth, and examined it.
Hs immefliately exclaimed, ‘` Ux--*-
br..dp !" amid proceeded on. his journey.
-file apervisingmechanic of the
Waehingtcki Monument says that he has.
..
given awa.pat least five tons of chips of.
marble to pager relic -seekers, and that
the demandis now greater than ever.
Persons as t yet* unsupplied may take
heart from he assurance that at least
three tons of c' Ts remivin about the base
of the tan shaft . •
- -Botanists li ve evidence that -trees
may attain very ong lives. Tlfe age of
an elm has been stirnated at 335 years;
that of some palms at from 600 to 700
years; that of an olive tree at 700; of a'
plane tree at 720; of a cedar at 800, of
an oak at 1,500-; of a yew at 2,880; of a
taxodiam at 4,000, - 1 If a baobab tree
,
at 5,000 years. __ , t
-There is said : e old colored
preacher in Euf;aulk . i. ma, who is
103 years of age. I• . been married
Dine times, his niate %vitt; Jeing now
_.alive, and he claims to lieve had 117
children. He owus twenty 'acres Of
land, which he e cultivates during the
, 0
week, preaeldee on Sundays.
--1-ett is enagested by the Boston " Lit-
erary World" that the Longfellow resi-
dence in Cam'aidge might be purchased
ae a joint ne morial to Longfellow and
as a local habitation' for the Harvard
Arelex, under the name,of the " Long-
fellow My -aerial College -for Women."
-In a competitien fOr 165 places in
the British Post -Office Department '2,534
women appeared at 'Clip examinations.
Though the pay is net high, the posi-
tiens are secure, and advancement cer-
tain to competent employees. That is
what civil service reform means.
• NeWs Notes.
-The natives of India use 243 lan-
guages and '296 dialects, and the Bible
has been 'translated , wholly or in pert
into 63 of these tongues:
-Wm. E. Cramer, editor of The Mil-
waukee Wisconsin, has been deaf since
bo hood and is totally blind, yethe is
one of the hardest workers in the pro-
fessic mm. M. has been an editor nearly
50 yeareeind his office hours are as regu-
lar se when he was young.
- -'The Burmese sacred white elephant,
whit Ii occupied a magnificent palace'
near the palace of King Thebaw, is
dead. The funeral was attended bymu
PtiOf mous crowd.
Rev. Mr. Spurgeon,whose condition
cat alarm, has,gone to Mentone
'Cr months:
er -of dealers hi eggs and
-'atterson, New Jersey, were
!. other day by a man repro -
:elf as Garret- Onderdonk, of
county, N. Y.. He sold
leiders a lot of fresh conntry
markably low figure. The
delivered by another man,
e dealers refused payment.
after 0,nderdonk called for
'Alt was arreeted under an
ibit the sale of adulterated
leaded.guilty, whereupon he
50 end -costs. This he paid
left the city without at-
‘Ileet for the eggs deliver-
ed to several dealers that
stificial and were mann-
firm in Newark, whose
to disclose. The shells
. dear, trartsparont cora-
he shape was perfectly
'141-1E xnatoN EX
hg the
he yolk
on. The
o scramble
was no per -
:the real and
Joilad they are
yolk ind sur-
• do not harden
4g8'
COMFORTING.
COCOA.
,IMAKFAST.
.oug• h knoVedge.of the natural laws
.n the o eratiohl of digestion and mi-
d by a eful application- of the fine
is of well siected Co( att, Mr. Epps has
.1 our breakfiht tables with a -delicately
Al beverage uthich may Save us many doe-
_ pills. It is by the )udieious use Of such
ales of diet that a constitution may be gradu-
4 built up until strong enough to resist every
endeney to disease. Hundreds of subtle mala -
•7
dies are • floating aro d us ready to attack
wherever there is a weal 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 .1 Made simply
with boiling water or milk. Sold only in packets
by grocers, labelled thus-"Jattis Errs 4!z Co.,
HonmsopathieChemists, London, England." Sole
agenifor Canada, V. E. Colson, Mentreat. 884-52
1 • ,
McGregor & PaAe's Carbolic Cerate is invalu-
able for wounds, sores, salt rheum, cuts, burns,'
scalds and festers, as a healing and purifying
dressing.- Do not be imposed on with other use-
less preparations, recommended to be as good.
Use only McGregor-& Parke's Carbolic Cerate.
Sold by Linsesden & ilson, druggists, Seaforth.
912.52w.
ela • eta•, . a
The discovery of the instantaneous process of
taking photographs has been quickly followed in
the medical world by a perfect and instantane-
ous remedy for all acute aches and pains, as neu-
ralgia, toothache, rheumatism, etc. This valu-
able remedy la called Fluid .Lightning, and is
sold at 25 cents a bottle by Lumsden & Wilson,
druggists, Seaforth. 912.52w. a
eta • 1.-- '
Rev. J. G. Fallis,Dutton, certifies : 4.' For some
years my wife has been troubled With dyspepsia,
and has tried one thing after anotherrecom-
mended,with but little or no effect till advised to
give McGregor's Speedy Cure a trial. Since
taking- the first bottle I have noticed a decided
improvement, and can with confidence recom-
mend it to be one of, if not the best medicine
extant for dyspepsia." This invaluable medicine
for liver complaint, indigestion, kidney com-
plaint, is -purely vegetable. Sold at• Lumsden &
Wilson's drugstore, Seaforth. Trial bottles given.
free. 912.62w. ,
Holloway's Ointment and Pills.
Old Sores, Wounds, and Ulcers. -The readi-
ness with which Holloway's unguent removes all
obstructions in the circulation of the vessels and
lymphatics explains their irresistible influeuce in
healing old sores, bad wounds, and • indolent
ulcers. To insure the desired effect the Skin sur-
rounding the diseased part should be fomented,
dried and immediatelywell rubbed with the
Ointment. This will' give purity to the foul
bloodz and strength to the weakened nerves, the
only conditions necessary for the cure of all
those ulcerations which render fife almost intol-
erable. No sooner is this Ointment's protective
powers exerted that the destructive process
ceases, and the constructive business begins -
new healthy growth appears to all pp the lately
painful excavated pit. 912-52w.
-416-.411-110,
Pu.ny, Sickiy, Fretful
children are very trying to the patience of all
who have the care of them, and in the majority
of cases the fretfulness arises froirqa weak and
wmaciated condition of the• body, Wised by the
drain on the constitution during the period of
teething, or the rapid growth of childhood, in
such cases give Robinson's Phosphorized Emul-
sion according to directions, or the advice of
your physician. 891.52w.
. • •
Regularity
is the main spring of life' and regularity of the
bowels is one of the mostessential laws of health.
Burdock Blood Bitters regulate the bowels in a
natural manner, curing constipation and pre-
venting serious disease. 857.52.2w.
- The Vest _Cough Cure
The best remedy for cough and all throat and
mug troubles, is one that loosens and dislodges
the tough mucous, clears- the bronchial tubes„
and alleys irritation. This is what Hagyard's'
• Pectoral Balsam does in every ease. 857.52.2w.
-
.Impure Blood.
Boils. blotches, pimples and festering sores are
indications of impure blood that should never be
neglected, or ill health and perhaps incurable
disease may result. Burdock Blood Bitters
purifies the blood by acting on the four cardinal
points of health -the stomach, bowels, liver and
blood. 857.52.2W.
•
The Secret of Success.
The reason why Hagyard's Yellow Oil is so
popular with the people as a household remedy
for pains is in -the fact that while many liniments
only relieve„Yellow Oil both relieves and, cures
rheumatism. • and all aches, pains, soreness and
lameness.- 857.52.2w. • . •
9
1
The Canker Worm
of the blood is scrofula, that gnaws uPon the
vitals and consumes the body. Consumption is
but lung scrofula. Burdock Blood ; Bitters is
one of the best known combinations to cure
scrofula. 857.52.2w.
Caution._
Any litlinsent or other medicine that cannot be
taken into nay is unsafe. for ordinary use.
Hagyard's Yellow Oil, the prompt pain reliever,
is safe and reliable for all aches and pains, and
can be Swallowed as well as applied. 857.52.1w.
Maryland, My Maryland
• * Pretty wives,
Lovely daughters and noble men.
My farm lies in a rather low- and miasmatic
situatton, and
My wife
Who?
Was a very iii-etty monde! -
Twenty years ago, became
Sallow!
Hollow-eyed!
Withered and aged !
Before her time, from
Malarial varors
Though she made no particular complaint, hot
being of the grumpy kind, yet causing me great
A short time ago.purchased
Your remedy . ; .
For one of the ehlairen, Who had a very severe
attack of , --- .
.
Biliousness ! . . .
• And it occurred to me that the remedy might
help 'my wife, as I foiled that our little girl upon
recovery had '
Lost l
, I
and • Lung affections, also a positiveandradical
cure forNervousDebility and all Nervous Com-
plaints, after hafting tested its wonderful cura-
tiveui powers in thousands -of -cases, has felt it his
duty to make it own to his suffering fellows.
Actuated by thismotive and a 'desire to relieve
human sulleringe1 will send free of chargo, to
all who desire it, this recipe, in German, French
or English, with full directions for preparing
and using. Sen by mail by addressing with
stamp, naming- this paper, W. A. NOYE60 149
Power's Block, Rochester, N. Y. 938-25 cow
National Pills are the favoritepurgative and
anti -bilious med.' ine•; they are mild and thor,.
ough 857.52m.
-Worms often destroy children, but Freeman's
-Worm Powders estroy worms, ;and expel them
from the system. 857.52m.
To Remove Dapdruff.-Cleanse the scalp with
Prof. Low's Magic Sulphur Seas . A delightful
medicated soap fpr the toilet. 80.52m.
Her salloweess ! -
And looked as fresh asa new -blown daisy.
Well the story is soon told.-
My 'wife, •
- To -day, has gaindd her old-timaheauty with
compound interest, and. is now as handsome a
matron (if I do'say -it myself(as can bs found -
this county., which . is noted forpretty women..
And I have only .
Hop Bittdrs to thank for it.
The dear creature just looked over my shoul-
der, and say e I " can flatter equal to the days of
our courtship," and that reminds me there
might be •
More pretty wives
If my brotherfarmers would do as
doitlico.pintr you
may long be spared to do good,--i-
thankfully
thankfully remain.
C. Ls Jan- es.
rrince George Co., aide
May 26th, 18e3.
VI'None genuine without a bunch of areen
Hops on the white label. Shun all t1W vile,
poisonous stuff with "Hop" or "Hops" in their.
name. 919.62m .
•
Consumption Cured.
An old physiclan,retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India 'Mis-
sionary the formula of ii simple yegetableremedy•
for the speedy and permanent cure of Consump-
tion, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Aathma, and all throat
I have
ill when worms are the cause. ,1)
A Crying Evil. -Children are o
Syrup safely expels all worms. 8
en fretful and
. Low's Worm
7.52m.
armory. Late Clinical Assietan Royal London
daffithalmic Hospital, illoorliel s, and Central
Throat and Ear Hospital. 1
817 Church. 'Street Toronto.
a
V i'llTERINAR Y.-
I -T 0] DOAN'
11.-.1 of Ontario
intuit). Calls promptly
lay. Veterinary
lend. 1Office, Huron
1 ..
1 Veterinary' Surgeon,
Veterinary
attended
Plebe -Ines kei
Botch: Zu
LEGAL. .
--;-
-,;:j EAFORTH HORS
3 Jarvis and Goderich
?resbyterian Church,
uses of Horses,
neeticated animals,
:nfirmary, or elsewhere,
liarges moderate.
iyary Surgeon.
nJ•3' Medicines kept
T M. BEST, Barrister, Solicitor
t) a Rooms formerly occupied
Dickson, Meyer's Block, over 1J
ware. Store, Main Street, Seafo
AgeSts-CAMERON, HOLT & CAME
fl ARROW & PROUDFOOT, Ba
tors,Of &e., Goderich, Ontario.
Wm. Paountrour. . ' '
i
&al Mee-
by Carroll &
ahnson's Hard-
h. Goderieh
ON. 870
risters, Solici-
J. T. GAiutow,
_ 686
, -
R10 C. RAYS, Solicitor, &c. P vete Money to
lend at lowest rates of in • est. Office --
Corner of Square and West Street, Goderich. 774
CAMERON,HOLT & CAMERIIN, Barristers,
Solicitors in Chancery, &c., ' odericta Ont.
U. C. CAmEaciii, Q. C., Ptiner Hour, M. G.
aesuoto . 506
• . -
y CFTC'S E. DANC4Y, late ith Cameron,
1.1 -Holt & Cameron Goderich, Barrister So-
icitor, Conveyancer, ie. Money a loan. 'Ben -
ion's Old Office, Carduo's Block, S forth. 786
VIANa NG & I
Afi Conveyancers,
A Johnston, Tisdale
Office -Beaver Block,
Kee:nil, JAMES
SCOTT, Barris ers, Solicitors,
86e. Sono' rs for the Bank
& Gale. M aney to loan.
Clinton, 0 ntario. A. H.
1SCOTT. ! 781
[
FLI HOLMEST
McCaughey
licitor, Conveyancer
the Canadian Bank
Farms for sale. IOffice
Street, Seaforth.
D, successor to
& Holmested,
and Notary.
of Commerce.
in Scdtt'
e late firm of
Barrister, So-
Solicitor for
Money to lend.
Block, Main
,
i
OF FARM
-On Lot 35,
,IgDie..AL.
,
T -,Rs. -Buiton & GUNN, B
LI Cates Royal 'College of
Surgeons, Edinburgh. :At Scab o
day afternoon. Office,. -Royal
ucefield, Limn -
l'hysicians and
h every Satur-
otel. 930.
-txT 4. S. McpONALD; M. D., C. M., Physi-
V V . rn, Surgeon, Accouch ur, &c. Office
and res dence, that lately occup' by Dr. Hut-
chison, Auburn. 781
' I
T ' G. SCOTT, M. DI, &c., Ph3sician Surgeon,
e.) . and Accouelher,! Seaforth, _Int. 'Office and
residence South Side of Goderic street, Second
Poor cast of the Presbyterian C urch. 842
Tlia W. BRUCE
_Re of the College
&c., Seaforth, Ontario,
same as occupied
TAR. MACKID
1..7 Toronto University,
College iof Physicians
Office in Cady's
first door east
Seaforth, Ontar
1
1 I
SMITH, M. D , C. M., Member
of Physicians and Surgeons,
Offies and residence
by Dr. Vercoe - 848
---
(late of Luck] ow) Graduate of
and Member of the
and Surg ons of Ontario.
lock. Reside cc, John Street,
f English Ch rch Parsonage,
o. 894
EYE EAt
1
, .
. 1
• DR. GEO.
L. R. C. P., L. R,
Ear and Throat,
1
AND
.
HROAT.
R,SON, i
ret on the Eye,
College, Torore
S. RY
C. S. E., Lect
Trinity Medico,
armory. Late Clinical Assietan Royal London
daffithalmic Hospital, illoorliel s, and Central
Throat and Ear Hospital. 1
817 Church. 'Street Toronto.
a
V i'llTERINAR Y.-
I -T 0] DOAN'
11.-.1 of Ontario
intuit). Calls promptly
lay. Veterinary
lend. 1Office, Huron
1 ..
1 Veterinary' Surgeon,
Veterinary
attended
Plebe -Ines kei
Botch: Zu
.
Craduate
,.;'ollege, Toronto,
to night or
t constantly On
ich, Ont. 909
-,;:j EAFORTH HORS
3 Jarvis and Goderich
?resbyterian Church,
uses of Horses,
neeticated animals,
:nfirmary, or elsewhere,
liarges moderate.
iyary Surgeon.
nJ•3' Medicines kept
E INFIRM ARY.-Corner of
Streets next door to the
Seaforth Out. All dis•
Cattle, Sheep, al any of the do-
successful!) treated at the
on the shortest, notice,
• JAMES W. ELDER, Veter,
P.- S. -A large -took of Veterin,
constantly o hand . -
I
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DIPORTANT NOTICES:
,I
017FFOLK PIG.
during the
ii.ent of stock,
Killop, a Thoro
I, with the pri
JOHN McMIL
TEACHER WIANTED,eeMale
er, for Schlool
1880, holding a
Please state Salisey.
JOSEPH TITR,F.AU,
Grand Bend P.
-
rpo BUILDERS.
_IL - separate
the 20th des. of
and ' completion
in Hensel'. P
seen and all information
dance- of the
Budg,erville P.
-The undersigned
present s'eason,
on Lot 31, C
ghbred Suffolk
'liege of return
aN, Jr. •
Section N
Second or Third
Apply wit
SLeretar3
'O.
-Scaled T
will be receive
December; 1885
of 'a brick Pre
a -ns - and speci
obtained
undersign&
0. s'
will keel.
for the improve.
ncessioh 3, Mc,
Boar. Terms -
ng if necessary,
939x20
or Female teach-
.. 12, Stephen, foi
Class Certificate -
testimonials tc
and Treasurer,
939x3
----- . ,
nders, whole oi
up till noon ol
for the erectiot
byterien (Shwa,
;cations may be
at the resi,
WM. ELDER
' 939x4
ilITEESEMAlsEA,
U will be received
ber, by the Belmore
pony, fcir the pOsition
facture cheese i
More, during tl
Directors e ill Fleet
December, to c
monials should
Address tither
McDONALD, S
- WANTE
'up In t
Cheese
of Chee
3 their factory
e season of 18'0.
in Beira:
nsider the rip
be forwarded -
G. BARTON,
,cretary, Belie
- . - Applications
e 26th of Decem-
rid -Butter Corn.
maker, to mann
situated in Bel
The Board lel
re, on the 20th ce
licatious. Testi-
with applications,
resident, or D. U.
re P. 0. 939-2
•
'
TTENSIVE
11 STOCK AND
AUCTION _SALE
IMPLEMENTS.
i
OF FARM
-On Lot 35,
Concession 11,- Efist Wawanosh, our miles from
Belginve and six from•Winghams on Wednesday,
Decembei 23rd; 1885, commencing at 1) o'clock
a.• ma the following value') e property, viz.:
Twelve good young horses, al, o the Celebrated
Iniported 'Clydesdale Stock Horse, "Honest
John ;" also 1 yearling Stallion "Canadian Boy,"
has four crosses of Clydesdale blood; 1 spring
entire colt,- full ialf brother to he above Stallion; .
35 head of Catt e, also a large miner of sheep
alki hogs, and lot Of farm Implements. All
must he.soldaeithout reserve. as the proprietor
has disposed of his farm and s removing away.
For fullpartici ars see bills, or proprietor on
the prenoses, o the Aucfione ea, E. F. BLACK,
Wingham ; C. IHAWLTON,. Ilyth. • THOMAS
AGNEW; Prop etora . - 939-2, '
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REDITORS' NOTICE. --In the matter of the
estate Of John O. smith, la4e of the village of
• Exeter, in the•goonty of Hur ra gentleman, de-
ceesed.- All persons having any claims against
the estate of the said John G..'inith,who died on
27th day of September, -A. Del 5, are on or before
the 8th day of 'February, 1886, to send by post
• prepaid to the ondersigned at hiselhurst P. 0.
-Clair christian and surnames, ddresses and de-
scriptions with full particular of their claims,
a - Statement of their accoun s and nature of
securities (if ani') held by them i and in default
thereof, they will be perempto '1y:excluded from -
participating in, the said • e.stat . And I • hereby
also give notice!" to all parties indebted to the
' said estate, Whether by .book 'ccount or other -
'me to me n or before the
same
ioned. •Date at Chiselimrst`
December, 1 a: . GEO. DOBSON,
640-8
BOOKS -
POSITOn.
•
:MAS MAS PRESENTS.
BIBLES! BIBLES-!
Family, Pew, Pocket and Teachers' Bibles -the greatest variety eve shown -
at the lowest iirices.. Prayer Tiooks and Hymn tooks-a very Jarge ssortment
to select from. Annuals -Boy s Own, Leisure 'Hour, Sunday at liom Sunday
,
Magazine, British Workman, British Workwoman, Illustrated Londdn, ews and
Graphic (Xmas parts), and all popular books in fine bindings, as Poeta Birthday
Books, Albums, &e. The largest assortment of Children's Books ever shown in
Seaforth. Call and see them az
LUMSDEN
SANTA
CLA
We ask all intending purchas
call and look over our enormous a
gin to specify names of articlel, o
,goods suitable for all classes, and.
Call and look through, -before
& WILSON'S
S HEADQUARTERS.
_
ers of anything in the line of )m4ts Presents to
took for this- season's holidays. We cannot be-
ur stock is so varied, but we Ire beautiful
guarantee the best value for the refiney.
you purchase, at
wise to pay the
time above me
this 16th day of
Executor.
,e0gcrt tILNE
Lumsden & Wi
!son's, Main -s
.,Se
forth.
Rush to the
OF OHM
THE S-Ft_A_F
Great
-The finest quality of ;White Gran
Glassware, Fancy -Goods and Christm
In the grocery departnieht we can't b
can be had at almost an31 pride and q
ster, Finnan maekerel, and a
the cheapest. Dur stock of Teas corn
best grades, Green 'Seas from Mc to
tea dust in stock. Also the Him alayt
per pound. It has stood the critical
and is worth 75c. Also Labrador He
with heads off; White Fish and Trout
stock. Dairy Salt and salt by the bar
lated Cornmeal, Rolled Oats and Whe
oats, wheat, &c. Oats tatken in exch
Poultry, Butter and Egesd. All are co
over the _town.
Clearing Sale
TMAS GOODS 'AT
RTH TEA_ STORE.
te and China Tea Sets sold very (sheep, and our stock of
is Gifts, will defy competition, owing to theit very low prices.
surpassed. Currants, Raisins, Prunes, Sugars and Coffees
ality, to suit both rich and poor, Also Canned Salmon, Lob -
1 kincle of fruits, which are of first quality, end .as cheap as
rise Green, Black, Japan, unesiored Japan, and are of the
75c, Black 25c to 75e, Japan 25c to 50; Green and Japan
n Tea, direct from India, in green, black and mixed, at 55c
est of the Government analyst, who has pronouiced it pure,
ins in half barrels and barrels, Lake Superior Railings split,
in half barrels. Canadian and American Coal Oil always in
el. Also Oatmeal; Granulated Oatmeal, Cornmeal and grano-
t, Flour, and all kinds of feed, such as bran, Shorts, middlings
nge for oatmeal at mill rateS. The highest price paid for
dially invited to inspect the stock. Goods delivered free all
A. G. AULT, Sbaforth,
.0 _A. ID
A school thoroughly_eauipped for business training. Book-keeping,
Business Penmanship, Corresp ndence, Shorthand and Type Writing
taught.
WILL RE -OPEN MONDAY, JANUARY 4th -, 1884
TibRowir
For circular and information address
D. O'DEA, Se3r
tan,
rithmetic,
ractically
936-4
THE BIG . MILLS
• SEAFORTH.
The above mills have now been th-o-oughly re-
built upon the. complete
HUNOAMAN ROLLER P OCESS.
The Mill and. Storehouse Building
greatly enlarged, and ,new machin
. throughout.
THE LATEST IMP3OVED
have been
ry applied
ROLLS
Flour Dressing Mathines
From the best Manufacturing Firms have been
put in, and everything necessary added to enable
her to turn out flour
SECOND TO NON
•
In the Dominion. The facilities for receiving
grain from farmers and for elevating and shipping
have also deen extensively improved. Gram can
now be taken from farmers' wagon e weighed,
and loaded into cars at the rate of700 bushels
M
per hour, by the work of two en.
A LARGE FEED sTONE.__
-FOR,
CUST9M CHOPPING
Has been put in, and the necessary machinery -for
handling chop and coarse grains. -
A good shed has been erecd, so net wagons
can be unloaded and reloadedunder cover.
'
WHEAT EXCHANGES
e Promptly attended to, and
FIRST-SLAsS ROLLER .FLOUR
. GUARANTEED.
CD -81110M 171M1:)
Chopped satisfactorily and-withoi; t delay.
ROLLER FLOUR,
BRAN, SHORTS,
And all kinds of
•
CHOPPED FEED
Constantly on hand.
HIghest Market Price Paid in
Cash for any Quantity of
Wheat.
APPLE' BARRELS
FINE, COARSE, AND LAND SALT
FOR SALE.
Aurora Quick Train
Watch.
The Best YM.
SOLD ONLY BY
M. R. COUNTER,
J=4 -NV-
.SEAFORTII, ONT
Thi'' Company manufacturea a. c mplete lint
of full plate watches, froth ordinary to the
finest grades, for DX classes. (# watch wearers.
They are all made with quickrain, and are es-
pecially adapted .for railroad amid, all ordinary and
severe service. All made dustpro if, have the
perfect safety pinion, which preven damage to
,and John.
pins, which
n important
Tally The
nd durable,
and service.
fine grades
watch is
-h the put-
gent.- The
hich is en.
ality ; pur
receive the
number of
parts in case of mainspring breakag
son's patent attachment -to regulate
prevents hairspring from catching,
Improvement controlled by thie Col
stem-winding parts are made strong
guaranteed as safe, more conveoient
able than the key winders. Tile extr
are made in stem wind -only. Eye
warranted by spebial 'certificate win
chaser receives from the Company's
imbiber of Jewelsin each wat (
[graved thereon). indicates the -
. chase's observing this. are mule to
quality they call for. . The. larger
• jewels th the better gradesmite re resents the
finish, fine adjustment, and care in n anufacture,
which produces more accurate time and longer
service. The qualities are diViided as follows:
ORDINARY. -Two grades are n ade of this
quality, engraved: 'Aurora: Wa ch Co., 7
Jewels." " Ammo. Watch Co., 11 Je 'els."
MEDIUM. -Four grades of this quality are
made, -two hi Gilt finish, en_ rrave : "Aurora
Watch Co., 11 Jewels. Extra." "Aurora Watch
Co, 15 Jewels," and, tea) in Nic' -el Anely finish-
ed, engraved: "Aurora \VateH Co., 11 Jewels."
"Aurora Watch Co., 15 Jewels. •
FINE. -Two grades of thisiquahty,-ene in
Fine_Gilt Finish and One in Nieke , engraved:
"Aurora Watch Co., 15 jewelstadju ted."
EXTRA FINE: -Two grades f thi quality: -
one in Fine Gilt and one In Finh Sic el, engrav-
ed: "Au, ora Watch Co., 15 Bixby Jewels, ad-
justed, Aurora, Illinois,"
Remember Counter's, .Seaforth, s the only
piece in tne,County es
where th6 wa s can be
had.
M. R. - COUI(71TER
Only tirst-class ard o hging men will be kept
to attend customers. The liberal patronge of
farmers and general trade respeetfull: solicited. e
As WOCILVIE & CO ,
•
T. O. K
PltOPRIETORS;
Manager.
Practical Watchmaker And Jeweller,
MONEY TO- Lofkis4.
MORTGAGEg- BO
TliE, GUELPH AND ONT.A,RI
MENT and Saving Society hay
--ea anioUnt of money . to lend on r
the -very lowest rates of interei4 -wi
le e -to the borrower Of repass ieg
tl:e prinpipal with payments of bite
-v ry low. Apply to Messrs. DEN-
GH.T.
• INVEST -
an onlimit•
al estate, at
h the privi-
portion of
est. Charges
& HODGE,
Barristers, bbtehell, who are th authorized
.4gents and Solicitors for the 8oei ty. 935-tt
Dated Nov. 5,1885.
MOls
EY TO LOAN.
ATOM'S TO'
lvi cent. In
per cent. yearly,
of repaying part
tune. Apply to
Seaforth. •
AN. -Straight loans at 6 per
rest payable half yearly, or ei
with the privilege to borrower
f the principal money at any
F. ii0LMESTED, Barrister,
850 -
NTISTRY. _
-ccr zip iv,
DENTIST, Fac Thy Gold fedallist and College
Gold Medal' st,TorontOI School of Dentistry.
Rooms over Joh sons' Har ware, Main Street,
Seaforth. 911
Remov d I emoved
G- 3' 0..
The Old Establ
new premises I
Stand, Main Str
pleased to meet
new ones as may
patronage.
rorRemember
Harness Shop, a
Street, Seaforth.
898
CANAC1AN
HEAD
Paid up Capi
Rest, -
PRESIDENT,
AFO
TH
shed Butcher . has removed to
nncdiatey opposite his Old
I; &aim h, where, he will be
1. his old atrons and as many
ee fit to favor him with their
he place, between Henderson's
McIntyre's Shoe Store, Main
GEORGE EWING.
TBE
BANKOF COMMERCE.
TORONTO.
1 - $6;000,000.
2,100,000.
HON. WM. MCMA`STER.
SEASRTH BRANCH.
The Seaforth Branch of this Bank continues to
receive deposits, int which interest is allowed on
the most favorable terms. -
Drafts on all -tbe principal towns and cities in
Canada, on Grealt Britain, and on the United
States, bought and sold.
Office -First d,00r SOUTH of the Commercia
Hotel. A. H. IRELAND, Manager,
F. HOLMESTED Solicitor 639
This great Ho Behold Medicine ranks amongst
the leading nem, series of Life. These famous
Pills purify the Blood, end act most powerfully,
yet soothingly, on, the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys
and Bowels, giving tone, energy and vigor to
these great Main Springs of Life. They are con-
fidently recommended as a never failing remedy
in all eases where the. constitution, from what-
ever cause, hasliecome impaired or weakened.
They are wonderfully efficacious in all ailments
incidental to females of all ages ; and as &Gen-
eral Family Medicine are unsurpassed.
Its Searching ! and- Healing. Properties are
known throughout the World. For the cure of
Bad legs, Bad Breasts, Old -Wounds' Sores and
i
Ulcers, t is an infallible- remedy. Ifeffectually
rubbed on the neck dud chest, as sat into meat,
cures Sore Threats. Bronchitis, Coughs and
Colds. For Glandular Swellings and Piles it -acts
like a charm. in Gout and Rheumatism, it
never fails to afford- relief. Manufactured only
at Professor Holloway's Establishment, 78 New
Oxford Street (late 5:;3 Oxford Street),London ;
and sold at 18,112d., 2s. tid., 4s. 0d., 116., 225., •
and 33s. each Box- and Pot. Vt.. Beware of Am-
erican counterfeits,-Pnrchasers should look to
the Label on the Pots and fluxes. If the address
is not 533, Oxfird §treet, London., they are
spurious 921.-5;?, - . .
PUBLIC NOTICES.
CREDITORS' NOTICE. -In the matter of -the
estate of Francis Lechlield Bands, late of
the township .off.Buliett, farmer, deceased, and •
also in the matter of ts,e estate of Elizabeth
-Rands, late of the township of Huilett, widow,
deceased. All parties having claims against the
estate of the saia Francis Lech -fir Id Rands, who
died on the 5th day of October, 1885, as well as •
against the estate of the said Elizabeth Rands,
wife of the said Francis Lechtield Bands, who
died on the 14th f of ffctober, lb -'5, are, on or be-
fore the 14th day of January, lbSti, to ,send by
post prepaid to :the undersigned at Constance
P. O., their clatstian and surnames, addresses •
'i 1
and description.s, with full particulars of -their .
claims, a stateme it tithul;i; taip,and
in
ci•eclotiitaniddefaultnatue
of securities (if aey).
thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded
from participating in the said estate. And I
hereby also give notice to all parties indebted
to the said estate, whether by book account or
otherwise, to paYthe same to toe on -or before
the time above Mentioned: Dated at Hullett,
this 31st day - of October, 1865. JOHN Mc-
MILLAN, Executor. • 934-9
London, Huron and
COINS NORTH- Express. Mail
London,- depart.. 7.55a. se 4.60
Exeter 9.13 6.08
liensall 0.24 0.23
Kippee .. 9.29 6.29
Briwefield .. 9.30 - .6.38
: 9.55 7.05
Londesboro .. 10.11 7.23
Blyth . 10.20 7.32
. a.. 10.35 ' . 7.47
Winghain, arriVe 10.50 8.05
GOINO SOUTIT-
Wingham, depa
Belgrave.... , .
Blyth
Londesboro
Bruce,
. Freight, -
P.M. 6.05 A. M.
9.35
10.00
10,09
10.26
11.30
12.00
12.20 P. N.
12.50
1.20
. Freight.
P.Y asst.
11.23
11.47
12,00
12.45 P. M.
1J0
1.25
1.40
2.35 -
5.30
Exprees. Mail
t 7.20 A.M. 3.10
.. 7.38 3.30
. 7.54
. 8.02
Clinton .. . 8.25
Brucelleld . . • . 3.42
Kippen , 8.51
'Jensen.. ; 8,58
Exeter.. .... ; . • 9.13
London, arrive ; . 10.30
3.40
3.55
4.16
4.35
4.43
4.46
4.59
6.00
Wellington, Grey and Bruce.
offmo Norm- •• ccom. Express. Mixed.
Ethel . 2.35 P. n. 9.15 P.M. 9.15 P.m.
Brussels 2,49 9.29 10.00
Bluevale. 3.059.45 10.35
Wing's= .. .. . 3.20 9.56 11.25
GOING SOUTH- : Amon:. Accom. Mixed
Wingham.... , . r,-.00 £n.-11.25 A. M. 7.50 lase
Bluevale .. . 1.10 11.36 8.12
Brussels...... ... 7.25 11.55 8.50
Ethel. ..: a ...t 7.37 12.10 9.15
Train leaving Wingham at 8 p m. for Kincar-
dine, runs on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
only.
P
!E
4 • g -
Caveats, Re-issuts and Trade-3farks secured, and
all other patent causes in the Patent Office ad
before the Courts proLiptly and carefully attend --
ed to.
Upon receipt of mioaci or Atte]: of invention,
make careful txaininatiftn, and adtise as to
patentability Free of eilarge.
FEES MODERAT .., and 1 wake NO CHARGE
UNLESS PATENT IS SECURED. Information,
advice and special re Trenccs sent on application.
• J. R. LUTELL, Washington, D. C.
Near U. S. Patent Office. 938
MARR1A LICENSES
13 UED
THE HURON XPOSITOR OFFICE,
BEAFOR H,
ONTARIO.
• 1
NO WITNESSES, REQUIRED
7
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!
(Saforth R staurant
---1-
Now that the season for Oysters has opened, I
3
would notify the Public t lat I can serve them
with Oysters either in Shell, Cans or Bulk -none
but lie best Baltimore brad kept.
French Bon Bons and t e best American mkt
Canadian Confectionery lways on hand. The
best l,ra-nds of Tobaccos and-Ciy,ars also in Stock.
Call and examine for yourselves. Happy to
serve you. Remember the place, next Door to
Reid and Wilson's Hardware Store,
. i
I-1_ L.. SM=1-1_
PROPR4TOR.
')iOOlaVd
CATTLE CHAINS.
Large assortment and good value.
Chopping .A.x.s
In !eat variety and of the best un es.
Twenty cases second growth.
Iickory Axe. Handle
Cross -out Saws, Lancetooth,
New Improved Champion,
AND THE NEW
SILVER H STAR,,
The best Saw in the Dominion, a
greatly reduced prices.
Tarred Building Paper and all-othe
lines in
Builders Hardware
IJOHNSON BRO8,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
HURON AND BRUCE
Loan and Investrn nt
coMT).A_I\T-Y-_
This Company is Loaning Money. on
''arm Security 4 _lowest Rates
of• In4rest.
Mortgages Purchased,
SAVINGS BANK BRA N CH.
4 and 5 per Cent. Interest Allowed on
Deposits, according to amount and
time left.
OFFICE. -Corner jof Market Square
and North Street, Goderich.
• HORACE HORTON,
MiNAGEB.
922
E_Goderieb, August 5th,1585.
SEAF RTH
FurnitureWarer9
If you want solid comfort call at
MS.
Foiti'e-Tison s,'
And buy one of those Celebrated Self Adjustable
Easy Chairs, represented by -the above cut. He
can also supply •
Invalid Chairs and Carriages.
He also sells the most comfortable and durable
sraRal\T ., 13.MID
Thetis made: His stock clf
CABINET FURN TURE
Is very large and Complete lute ding purchas-
ers would do Well to givea cal before 1
m:
pur-
chasing elsewhere. Warer oms one Door South
of Telegraph Office, Maio S reet, Seaforth.
PL ROBERTSON.
ST.. JAMES' HOT"'
TORONTO.
SHARP & BRIGHAM,
- Formerly of Sharp'silotel,Seaforad
• PROPRierORS.
rilillS Hotel, which issit
1. the Union Station, h
and refurnished through°
tchhesprbgeeEsstvInaneryodd
pis:is:beef:n*4°e
ated directly opposite
recently been refitted
t, and is now one of
ble hotels in the city.
ton paid to guesktadi
a