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TTANITART 29, 1886.
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
A Huron Medico in No* York.
iii-Ew Yeete, Jan. 18th, 1886.
DEAR ExPosITOR,---Receiving your
paper some time ago I noticed in the
Brussels news that I was in California
for the benefit of my health, a statement
Which I wish to correct. I came here
about the middle of November, not for
the benefit " a my health, but for the
purpose of perfecting myself in my pro-
fession. I am attending the New York
" Polyclinic," an institution which was
organized about four years ago and
whose work is confined exclesively to
graduates of medicine. It is conducted
by the ablest men of the city, and .be-
sides having a large dispensary connect-
ed with the institution, -where fromI50
_. to 200 patientS are treated daily, is also
eennected with many of the large hospi-
tals of. New York, where operations of
all kinds are done daily. Every professor
eennected with th e institution is a speCial-
.
ist in the subject he teaches, and hence
is much better posted than the general
practitioner could ever expect to be; all
teaching is done with the patientbe-
fore the class, where each one has a
chance of making an examination under
the instruction of the professor. At
present there are doctors attending fpm
all parts of America. Many who have
- been through the old ceuntry schools,
and all admit New York to be ahead of
any of them for practical instruction.
Men who go to the old country go for a
degree, and the majority of them lock
themselves;up in their rooms amd study
theory until they can pass their ex-
amination, and then return home, with -
put any frirthet knowledge of practical
work than velt n they left it. No de-
gree being issit (1 by the "Polyclinic"
institution, th re is no inducement for
anything bat p antical work and seeing
an much medic.41 work as possible, and
certainly thq-re is an abundance of ma-
terial in a etty the size of New York.
The only Canadian I have Ala since 1
carne here was A D. Wilson, whom I
saw on the Elevated train a few Sun-
days after I ca e, and like every ortho-
ditx Presbyteri, n,he carried his Bible in
his hand. Ha ing applied myself to
work since 1 c me I have not had time
to see many of he sights of New York,
bnt purpose tai mg a few days for sight-
seeing before le ving. The weather has
been very coli for • the last week, a
heavy snow st rm havine set in on the
7th inst.', ant there, has been good
sleighing since. Living is rather ex-
pensive here, board and, lodging being
. from $7 per WefAi: up as high as finances
will admit. 1 purpose being home
about the 1st Of April, when I will re-
sume practice in Brussels. I remain.
yours,
A. MoKELVEY, M. D. '
Vanderbilt's -Young Physician.
A young phydician of this city who
had. - been struggling along in rather
an uneasy fashion, was suddenly elated
one day, a year or so ago, by a call from
William H. Vanderbilt. The young
doctor had been a doge Efts -idea, and
had won laurels at one of .the city hos-
pitals for his surgical work, and in the
course of conversation • at. the Grand
Centrrd depot Mr. Vanderbilt had.heard
the young man's praises, and acting
upon a suadenimpulse, as was not un-
utual with him, he went directly from
his office down to the doctor's office.
He had hewn eufferint; for some time
from a trouble that many physiciens of
high repute had treated unsuccessfully,
and now, foe the whim's sake, he put
himself under the young doctor's care.
He was cured quickly, and became an
enthusiattic advocate of the young
(lector's :Aide tMany of his friends were
sent to the sarne offiee, and to day a .61eas
practice, including- patients knOW11 in
title most faehiouidtle ciretes ' of N ee
York, enriches the lucky physien n,
tOisise prespecit Ilad Ineet tV0f tilly
gloomy tilt tlie w 'tint of t lie mate late,
a . ...
rescued hi in from o I ISCLI ri ty. 1; e t th is
isn't the paint ', of tile elate. After it
became known that lin luid 'treated Mr.
V anderbil L frien d e cir ()wile( I. - around to
ex pla in how he tdeelit grow rirh. Mr..
Vanderbilt wae erattinl for the cure
that had been felted -cif, and 011 Dr. X.-.
weula have to do, so the arse reeintatices
whispered, wats, to ask the radroeul -ruler
for a " point " on the stack market, and
then through the use of that sup in a
smart little fortune. it, was certainly a
temptation, for' Mr. Vandeliiilt had not
hecn backward in his expretsionte of
gratitude. But 1,i -fere lie acted on any
of, these suggestions he Sitni Mr. :J.
Rhinelander Idl Ion, hit per:tonal friend
as well as a patient, and attkeft his ad-
vice. " Send in your regular hill :'' wee
-jr. Dillon's counsel. " Don't meld, it
one cent bigger than you woe Itt ect a
e-Uor man. S,-ander.bill's geneeo us, but
he never lets anyone impose u'rion him.
s6:14 iv, you regulars- bill ; if you try
ate y thing ele • ; y tiell. hurt yo u reel f. "
1 (f
he doctor a t teal on this advico. The
bill he rendeied wee for $50. The cheek
that the next mail hrought him was for
$1,000. Situate, dealing paid. -New
York Times. 1
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Bargains.
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neer for the
all description
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- the expense
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- Nowa Notes- k .
:.-Four distinguished men stepped, a
mall car at Lis -towel, in tbe ce 'linty of
Kerry:Ireland, covered the -dr vet- with
a revolver and Opened end switched the
mail bags for writ s of rejection.1
, • -In au address last Sunday he•fote
the American Temperaucti AsSociatione
Joseph Cook, of ilit'ston, said the people.
ef the United States were the .mit
drunken race op the planet. •
.-.A. Mitellital: hook sellev t11 at:re-1 a
parcel of sic:lee?' supplie6 by telephone
from a Taro:nen publisher on Thui•eilay
evening last *eek at 8.30 and they were
in Mitehell thelfollowieg morning at. 7
o'clock, Thi's is reedit ti -wit and would
have astonished the ' book seller of 25
years ago.
1-Seymeer i.usehe, .5 • youneeharrheter
of Manse „Vsybe etile meta cnt Novem-
ber 2nd V.'ilif tile, Wilt': of (4:ire let Richard "By a thorough lc nowlcdee of the natural laws
Ishoeket fat :att mineetaele-eunty a Duhui, W;' jEth gOv ern the operations of digestion and nu-
.
e ! trition, and by a careful application of the fine
It-el:Lad, vr,,,,toi iamb ,...xeittIlitun,,, •La
. (.,it intile,11,, . . !properties of Well selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps .has
feehiontelgo 0 race, lies' te
i .t. in provided our breekfaet tables with e delicately
the sum -of 15,000 ' in a kniminai. suite: flavored beverage which Ines,- save • u; many-doje
broterh t asaist rs
ji him, ' ' i • . '
a tobill5. t it is lit- the judicious use of such
artn.te et diet teat a constitution may be grad in
--The cent li ion, 1111. et nurse nun .. alitabuilt up until stiente enoue-h to reekt every
pliyeteitleit le e lime -as t. linstutIn,Quetee 't teuitencyto disee: Hundreds of sartie male-
Vittoria's Cm l.a itcrais cauz,h1g th(S etucen dies are floating- aroued us reacl . to attack
, inteuse an x it te . The bethly , it of
. ,whtee-er there is a weak points We' May ewitpe
. .1 many a fatal shaft l)\- keeping ourselves well
. the t'srineS%
V7; tiler
: in a t -at inere b
iteeeen i fortified with Imre blood and a ploperly nourish-
.
Metered : lin t :terse remains intense ner- 1 cd frame." -Civil Service Gaectte. elade simply
is hoped that, rest, and a change of
scene *111 -restore the Princess.- to her
former health. - - •
-Meukhiar Naha, the Turkish com-
missioner in Egypt, is sick.. His illness
.
is supposed eto be 1' to gain
time- and. to .afford An excuse for OA tak-
ing. part any ddliberation•s with Sir
Henry Drummond •,Volff, respecting the
settlement of, the. :Egyptian. difficulty._
There is no. doubt affairs -have assumed a
serious state -owing t -id Turkish intrigue,
as Gent Stephenson, commander Of the
British troops in Egypt, who eecently
assumed offensive operations at the front
against the rebels, and defeated -them at
'Glands, has sudden...3r returned tdCairo
and is now holding consultation with.
British officiate there. • *
-A cynlone lasting- twenty minutes,
struck the. middle districts Of England
the other day, playing sad havoc with
farmhouses and o r property. The
railway station at St atford-on-Avon was
unroofed and the d bris.- strewn -across •
the track, resulting in a suspension of
traffic. Several hea y lifting cranes used
in unloading cars ere blown over at
Wednesbury, two men. Reports
paining in from all dreetions bring news
of the unroofing- of "muses and uproot -
of trees, etc.
-tin a town near Hartford a number
of young ladies hay organized a novel
dub, which they call "The Tongue
Guard.' Each .me bet pledges her-
self to pay: a peon into its treasury
every time she. sa s anything against
another person., 8- e provides a home
•
box for the pennies .and- at the end of
three months sends le contents to head --
quarters, where th *money is utilized
fgt. charitable purp ses. if every one
would fellow the ex 'mple ,of the Tongue
Guard a great many poor children could
be comfortably clo. hed for the. winter.
It would be rather eteresting to know
how this club will eacceed,and the letigth.
of time it will lest.
-The Chicago Ti nes of the 16th inst..
gives reports from .1 early 500 points as
to the crop of con and hogs in the
Northwest and Sot thwest lt appears
that the yield of c hatrbeen over-
estimated, and its polity ranked ton
high. Ohio and In liana farmers have
sold more freely ti an those in other
States. Hog choler has made its ap-
pearance in- everYS rte of the corn belt,
forcing hogs much more rapidly' than
usual,. and receipts at chief -packing
points for the remainder of the season
will beless than last -year.
-On. the .24th .ult. stabbine -affray
took place at Milverton, which a man
named G. Vanshrieider was stabbed in
the leg. Two Italians were implicated.
One of•th.em escaped to Buffalo and the
other • was arrested, brought to Strat-
ford and arraigned before the Police
Magistrate, when it was discovered that
his appearance tallied with the descrip-
tion and -photogeanhs sent to the police
throughotit Ontarieof Petro Maio, Nibo
is wanted for, murder at Cornwall,.
Richio,Or mite \now calls himself Ro-
berta., was remanded -to- jail to await the
arrival an officer • from. Cornwall to
identify him. • _ • .
-The Reid -Nicholson trouble in Logan
is likely to develop into a troablearmne,
if .not• a dangerous'. feud. On New
Year's night st, second: fight took place at
Longeway's hotel, between, representa-
tives of these families.: This. tune the
contestants were the yOunger scions of
the respective fathilies, namely, John
Reid and Peter Nicholson, It seeins
that • young Reid was abode • the hotel
on:rine offense to nobody, when young
NichoLon tatinted him, with provoking
words-, which,. Reid showed no disposi-
tion to resent Nicholtonnot being able
to provoke -it enearrel by words, struck
Reid on the mouth, and that commenced
the fight that ensued. Young Reid had
his overcoat on, and after fighting for
desee half an hone, .he. aSked time. to take
off his overcoat, amt. thatheing granted,
he went in for beeinett, -veld Nieh.olson"
in a few t minutes- eepressed a willingness
to a cessation ofhoStilities; and the fray
ended- rather in favor of Reid. It is
said that anothetitinnunel is arranged.
-te -
betWeet lieli. "and Jelin Nicheleon,
-to come - elf in a -hoe-Stall Elmee on
. Saturday,. and thus it goes. on from ba.d
to wore. -
New- Hastidn, Cone., the other
day,- a tall and hendsome young.woman
of in telligent appearance but dilapidated
-dress, was tin•ed, kt:J. and -costs ie. the
police court for drnnkenness. .An
pat(' her • fine ape' she left the mita-room
with him. She - Was Kate' Doughman,
known to the police as the queen of
the Italian colony."- She was :eut down
in her theother day while "trying to
'hang herself. ,She is only twenty-two
years. Of age. . She is the daughter of
.'dr. John 7:F1 Doughtman„ a, I -ranker of
Montreal. m Boston on a racer
tion from Wellesley :College four yeata
ago, site met a Harvard sophomore and
fedi in love with hint. Her -father cud.
net apptove of the youeg manteatteution
and took his -daughter home to Montreal.
She had beetidtome buta few days when
ehe met theStedent on the street, and
yielding to his solicitations, eloped with
, going. • -to Hartford. TItere _ the
student deserted. her. • Since that time
she has been steadily on. the dewnward
path. ,in Newt Haven she has lived in
the worst parts' of the Italian quarter.
She. has 'a -long police ._record there: hav-
ing been arrested twenty-three times in
•
-a year aud a -half, for divers offences.
Although she has 'vent •eiontlis ofher
later life in-prieon, she has always been
lady -like in. her deportment,' _except
When &-itzed_ with drink: . • Aboet three
weeks ago, her. brokee-hearted father
was in New Haven, endeavoring' to per-
suade her t�return !iodic and begin life
anew„ bet shotold hitiethe- was not litto
i!oine t� him.
• GRATEFUL -COMFORTING.
Pills, which will cleanse all corrupt and reduce
all erring functions to order. These Pills coun-
teract the subtle poisons in decaying animal or
vegetable matter, and renciove all tendency to
bowel complaints, biliousness, and a host of an-
noying symptoms arising from foul stomachs.
The fruit season is especially prone to produce
irritation of the bowels and disorders of the
digestive organs; both of which dangerous con-
ditions can becompletely removed by Holloway:a
corrective medicines., 912.52w. •
Horsemen, Attention!
When your horse is galdedtscratched or out, or
has an ugly sore, bathe Wee daily, and apply
McGregor es Parkes Carbolic .Cerate. It is un-
doubtedly the finest healing and cleansing appli-
cation tor it. Be sure you get McGregor& Parke'L
Sold for 250. per box at Lumsden &Wilson's drug
store Seaforth. 912.52w.
• Fluid Lightning
All sufferers from that terrible tOrment,Neurals
gia, can be made happy in one moment by a sin-
gle application -of Fluid Lightning briskly_ rubbed
on painfiil parts, and without using any disgust-
'ffig medicine day after day with little or no re-
sult. Fluid Lightning also eaves as effectually
toothache,lurnbago, rheumatism, headache and
is only 25 cents per bottle at Lumsden & Wilson's
drug store, Seaforth, 912.52w.
Cholera Preventive, •
•
In order to withstand cholera and such like
epidemics a 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 3IcGregor's Speedy
Pure for dyspepsia and impure blood. There is
no purer, safer or more reliable remedy in exist-
ence for indigestion, dyspepsia, coetiveness, etc.
Ask your neighbor or any person who has used
it. Sold by Lumsderi & Wilson, Seaforth. Trial
bottle given free. 912.52w.
Wormitoften cause serious illness.
"Dr. Low's Woim Syrup. It destroys
worms effectually. 857.52m. .
For the Complexion. -For pimples, blotches,
tan, and all itching tumors of the skin, -use Prof.
Low's Magic Sulphur Soap 857.52m.
The cure is
and expels
The sin vsorms are well-known, but the
remedy is not always so well determined. • Free -
Man's Worm Powders.. will destroy them 857.
52ni. *• • .
,Consumption Cured.
An old physici n retired from practice, having
had placed in
sionaty the form
for the,speedy at
tion Bronehitis,
is hands by an East India 'lids -
Intel a simple vegetableremedy
d rcerrilanent cure of .Consump-
Catarrh, Asthma and all throat
and Lung affections, also a positive and radical
cure for tNervounDebility and all Norval sow -
plaints, after 'ha deg tested its wonderful cure
tive powers in thousands of cases; has felt. it he
duty to make it known to his' sufferiV fellows.
Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve
human suffering, I will send free of charge, to
ail who desire it, this recipe, in Germane French
or English, with full -directions for preparing
and using. " Sent by mail by addressing with
stamp, minim, this paper, W. A. NOYES, 149
Power's Block Rochester, N. Y. 93825 cow
• " *-4,--
Good the Year Round.. -National Pills are a
good bloodpurifier, liver regulatorand mild pur-
gative for all seasons. 857.52ne
•
Swelled Neck.
Mrs. Heery Hobbs, of Bertidale, Parry Sound,
testifies to a prompt cure of enlarged glands of
the neck and sore throat by the internal and ex-
ternal use -of Hagyard's Yellow Oil. Yellow Oil
is a .sure telief for all _painful conditions. 857.
52.2w..
Headache.
If you suffer from Headache you may be sure
that your t4tomach; liver or blood Wet fault, and
perhaps all three are conibined iii bad action. If
eo, the' best xemedy is Bardock Blood Bitters,
whieb cures headaehe by regulating the organic
action generally - 857.52.2w.
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Hoarseness and Loss of Voice.
Public tpealiers and singers are often distress: -
ed with hearseueee, and much danger is lurking
in the bronchial pipes. Hagyard's. Pectoral Bal-
sam a prompt remedy for the irritation, and
cures all throat. and lung difficulties. 857.52.2w.
----.--eseekese.
Deafness.
The proprietors of Hagyard's Yellow Oil have
bona, fide: certifieates of some most remarkable
cum of tdeainese, by that magical remed-st for
pain. Yellow -Oil also em -es rhemnatism, sprains,
bruises., sore throat, and all i»flahnunatory trou-
bles. 8'57. 52.1w.
Nervousness.
The Unhappy ended istressing • con lition called
tuervousness arises from debility, irritation, poor
eirmilittimi and blood ot low vitality. Reorgan-
ize the system by 1;urdock Bittere, Whieh
tflYLIS pe rill e nt reiesth inviesorati ng the
"Wood and 'toning all the organs to pc' rfeet action.
57.52.2w.
Diseases of the Skin. .
Mod diseeees of the skin arise from bad blood
and lack of eleanlinets, except when caused by
grubs or insects, Erysipelas, salt rheum, tetter,
• pimples and all humors of the blood are curable
by Burdock Mood Bitters, which purifies the
blood. 857.52.2w.
EPPS'S COCOA. I
BREAKFAST. 1
vous ' prostr, tion, ainotlat uatine times e. , ; with boiling Water or milk. !Sole oidy in packets
, . , „ . , , t by aroeers :labelled thus-•-"Jemes EPPS
to niclaneu'otia, wince (means -easy le- itometopathic Chemists, London, England." Soh' i
sits mediad skill, and, it is hinted, has , a9-nt.for Cailada, C. .g. Coln, Montreal. '684-62
itS origin in unhappy relations with Der ,.
German husltitd. The Princess intends' ' . Holloway's Pills ,
• i• •
starting immediately for tiveres, *here No Mysterv.-Whenever the blood ie impure '
she Win occupy the -charming villa of or the general health is impaired the human
the Dm:he-es of Graftee, overioeking the body is prediepheed to attaeks of any prevailing
The first indicatice is of faulty petiole
bdn
lue watgrs of the Meditemtne11)-nra Z
whifleilatie•sensatiens of deranged or diminished
has been plaeed at her disposal. It power, should be rectified by these purifying
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summmosu4onmnormom.simiromm•
LEGAL.
T M. -BEST, Banister, Solicitor,. &c. " Office-
_
.ej . Rooms formerly: occupied . by. Caeroll &
Dickson, lifeyer's Block, over Johnson's Hard-
ware Stem, Main Street, Seaforth. Goderich
Agents-Cesinaon, HOLT tt, CAMF,ItO.N. 870
ARROW & PROUDFOOT, Barristers, Solid-
ters, Goderich, Ontario. JT. Gamow,
rItOUDP10011`. " 686
reeeMERON, HOLT & CAMEIION, Barristers,
.ekdiciters in Chancery, &c., Goderich. Ont.
M. C. CAMERON, 0,, PRIMP 1I01,T., M. 0.
CAM, ?L.(
eht1117S E. liANCEY, late with Cameron,
eit Holt Se Cameron, (loclerieh, Barrister, So-
licitor, tamveyancer. &c.. tIonee LO loan. Ben -
:301.1%6 DM 'Office, Carclno's Block, Seaforth. 7.86
" " • --"
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thANNING S( OTT, flarristere, .Solicitor,
lit Conveyancers, &-e. ttolieltors for the 'Bank
of Johnston, Tisdale te Gale. Money to loan.
Office-Beever hawk, Chao's, Otitario. A. 11.
MANNING, JAMES Sefar, 781
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ITODIESTED, successof to the -late firm of
. Me0aughey & Hohnested, Barrister, So-
licitor Cenvevancer and Notary. Solicitor for
theCaliadian Bank of Commerce. Money to lend:
Farms for sale. Offiee in Scott's Block,. Main
Street, Seaforth.
MEDICAL.
ELLTOT.T (t.-• G -CNN, flrttcfeid, Licen-
tiat(s Royal College of Phyideireis and
gurgeons„ Edinbureh. At Seaforth every Satur-
day afternoon.. Offiee,-Itoyal Hotel: 930.
•
'W. iGi.a.18.1., Tilr),...0reNonA,LDAe, th,01.u(Dh.69.. &Mc.: Pchzie-
and reeidence, that lately occupied by De. Hut:
chisoii, Auburn. 781
T G. SCOTT, M. D.. &c., Physician, Surgeon,
eft and Accoucher, Seaforth, Ont. Office and
residence South aide of Uoderich etreet, Second
Deer east of the' Presbyterian Church. .
•RW: BRUCE SMITH, X D , C. M., Member
e of the College of Physieians and Surgeons,
.ec., Send -male Ontario. Office and eresidenee
saint as oceupied by Dr. Vercoe; StiS
- - • --
R. MACKIE\ (late of Lucknow) Graduate of
Toronto University, and Member uf the
College of Physicians and Surgeons .Of Oiltario:
Office in Cady's Block.- Resideece, .Tolin Street,
first door eat of English Church Par -nage,
Seaforth, Ontario. 801
EYE, EAR AND THROAT.
DR, GEO-. S. RYERSON,
L. R. C. P., L. R. C., S. E, Lecturer on the Eye,
Ear and Throats Trinity 'Medical College, Toron-
to and Surgeon to the 31erecr Eve and Ear In-
firmary. Late Clinical Assistant Rciyal London
Ophthitimic Hospital, lloorfields, and Central
Throat and Ear Hospieth
317 Church Street, Toronto.
Rush,to the Grea
t Clearing Sa
OF CHRISTM/V1 GOODS AT
THE SEAFORTH TEA STORE.
The finest quality of White Granite and China
Glassware, Fasiey Goods and -Christmas Gifts, will de
In the grocery department we can't be surpassed. Ci
can be had at almost any price and quality, to suit b
ster, Finnan Haddie Mackerel, and all kinds of fruits
the cheapest. Our stock of Teas comprise Green, Black, Jape.
best grades. Green Teas from 25e to 75c, Black 25e to • 75c, J
tea dust in stock. Also the Himalayan lea, direct from Indi
per pound. It has Stood the critical test et the Gov rnreent
and is worth 75c. Also Labrador Herrings in half barrels and
with heads off ;. White Fish and Troet in half barrels.
stock. Dairy Salt and salt by the barrel. Also °atm
lated Cornmeal, Rolled Oats and Wheat, Flour, and al
oats, wheat, &c. Oats taken in exchange for oatinea
Poultry, Butter and 'Eggs. All are cordially invited t
over the town.
ea Sets sold very cheap, and our iitoek of
competition, owing to their very low prices.
rrants, Raisins, Prunes, Sugars and Coffees
th rich aed pair, Aleo Canned Salmon, Lob -
which are of. first quality, and as cheap as
, uncelored t. Japan, and are of the
pan 25c to 50; Green and Japan
i,in green, black and mixed, at 55c
alyist, who has pronounced it pure,
arrels, Lake Superior Herrings split,
Canadian and American Coal Oil always in
eat, Graandated Oatmeal, Cornmeal and g-ranu-
kinds of feed; such as bran, shorts, middlings
at mill ,rates. The highest price paid for
o inspect the stock. _Goods delivered free all
•
A. G AULT Seaforth
THE BIG MILLS,
SEAFORTH.
The above mills hate now been thoroughly re=
built upon the complete
HUNOAIiIANE ROLLER PROCESS.
The Mill and Storehouse Buildings have been
greatly enlarged, and new machinery applied
throughout.
THE LATEST IMPROVED- ROLLS
e -AND
Flour Dressing Mae nes
-From the best Manufacturing Firms hale been
put in, and everything necessary added tq enable
her to turn out flour
.SECOND TO NO
In the Dominion. : The facilities for r
grain from fanner i and for elevating and s
have also deen extensively improved. Gr
now be taken from farmers' wagons, m
and loaded into cars at the rate of 700
per hour, by the work of two men.
A LARGE FEED ST
• -pm-
OUSTOM CHOPP NG
IE
ceiving
ipping
incan
ighed,
ushels
Has been put in, ahd the necessary mach'
handling chop and coarse grains.
A good shed has been erected, so that
can be unloaded and reloaded under cove
WHEAT EXOHAN
Promptly attended to, and
IfFIHST-GLASS ROLLE F
GUARANTEED.
IT. O(EMP, Manager.
ery for
wagons
•
ES
LOUR
CTIST01/1 .Hi=M33
Chopped satisfactorily and without del ay.
ROLLER FLOUR,
BRAN, ORTS,
And all lcinds of 1 •
CHOPPED FiEED
lAurora Quick Train Watch.
The Best Yet.
SOLD ONLY BY
R. COUNTER
a
iSEAFORTH, ONT.
rrhis Company manufactures a complete line
of full plate watches, from ordinary to the
fiest grade , for all' classes of watch wearers.
T ey are all made with quick train, and are es -
p cially.ada ted for railroad and all ordinary and
s vere servi e. All made dust proof, have the
p rfect safe y pinion, which prevents damage to
p rts in cas of 'mainspring breakage, and John-
s n's patent attachment to regulate pins, which
p events ha rspring from catching, an important
iniprovemc t controlled by this Company The
st movindi g parts are made strong and durable,
aranteed e safe, more conveeient and service-
able than t 6 key winders. The extra fine grades
are made in,stem wield only. Every watch is
warranted Ity special certificate, which the pur-
e aser receiees from he Company's Agent. The
niltmber of jewels in each watch (which is en -
g aved thereon) indicates the quality; pur-
chasms obsdrving this are sure to receive the
quality they call. for. The larger timber of
Jewels in the better grades also represents the
Mesh, fine adjustment, and care in manufacture, ,
which prod ces more aocurate time and longer
service. Tile qualities are divided as follows:
•ORDINA Y. -Two grades are made of this
quality, en raved : 'Aurora Watch. Co., 7
Jewels." " uroia Watch Co., 11 Jewels."
ME HIM -Four gredes of this quality are
• made, two in Gilt Finish, engraved: "Aurora
Watc CO., 1 Jewels, Extra." "Aurora Watch
- Co., 1. jew Is," and to in Nickel, finely finish-
. cd, en rrave : " -Aurolfa Watch Co., 11 Jewels."
"Aur ra Watch Co. 16 Jewels."
1 FIN e -Two grades ,of this quality, -one in
I Fine ilt Finish- and Z;ne in Nickel, engraved :
"Aur ra Wetch Co., 15.Jewels, adjusted."
-EX RA FINE. -Two grades of this quality, -
one in Fine Gilt and ome in Fine Nickel, engrav-
ed : ota Woech Co., 15 Ruby Jewels, ad-
stiste , Aurora, Illinois."
- Ren ember Counter's, Scaforth, is the only
piece n tneiCounty where these watches can be
had.
• R. COUNTER,
ticallWatchmaker and Jeweller.
Constantly on hat& I
•
Highest Market Pric Paid in
Cash for any Qu.an ity of 1
Wheat.
-APPLE. BARRELS
; -
FINE, COARSE ,AND LAND SALT
Fo.R .SALE.
I
• Only firet-class and obliging
a men will le kept
to attend clisterners. The liberal patrenge of.
farmers and gen end trade respectfully solieited.
A. W Gen.viE &(W
PROPRIETORS.
-V
VETERINAItY.
ifj- C. DOAN, Veterinary Surgeon, Geaduate
ex of Ontario Veterinary College, Pronto,
Ontario, Calls promptly attended to n ght or
day. Veterinary inclicines kept constantly on
hand. Ogice, Huronliotel, Zurich, Ont. 909.
EAFORTH HORSE INFIR3IARY.-Corner of
Jarvis and Goderich Streets, next doo to the
Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, Ont. All dis-
eases of -Horses, Cattle, Sheep, or any of the do -
masticated animals, successfully treated at the
Infirmary, or elsewhere, -on the shortest notice.
Charges moderate. JAMES W. ELDER Veter-
inary Surgeon. P. S. -A largnstock of Veterin-
ary Medicines_kept constantly on hand •
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
. -FOR-
E' -A. 1:.Z1VIRS_
As wo have turned Mir attention part cularly
to the neumfacturine of the following imple-
meets, the farming commimity may del -tend on
mating unis-estal etaisizegiee, which is oaten -
teed Pitts' Hoisepowcr, from 2 to 6 horse's
power :- Strawouttere, rever,ible gear, very latest
-improNemetits: Ghoppine nills or Grain Grind-
- mai latest improved park I., will grind from 15
to 30 bushels per hour ; eke Root Cutters ; Pulp-
eit anti Land Boilers at hie (.st prices and favor-
able terina at the.
BRUSSELS FOUNDRY.
CORRESPONDENCE 'BY MAIL -P1103.PTLY
• ATTENDED TO. • • •
WM . R. WILSON
PROPRIETOR.
935-13
MONEY TO LOAN.
MORTGAPES BOUGHT
THE GUELPH AND- ONTARIO - INVEST-
MENT and Saving Soeiety e an militia -
ed amount .of money to lend on real ettatet at !
the very lowest•rates of interest v.- ith th.: priva
lege to the borrower at 'repaying a. pectron of
the principal with paymete:s hitt-v.:A. Vitarees
very low. Apply tuMe.srs. DEN .. 1 .0.1)011
Barristers. Mitehtll, ‘1, ho are the aril horiztri
Agent'. and Solicitors for the :-lccitety.
• Dated Nov.a, 16.15.
---t-
bli;NEY WANTED. -
Robert Willis,
The eople's Shoemaker, Sea -
forth, twishes to notify all thoae
indeletied to him to PAY UP
• AT OE, as he cannot carry
on bit iness without money, any
'more. ulian he tean live Without
food.. Remetriber, pay, up at
once, nd ease your conscience.
R. WILLIS, Seaforth.
.‘,-4-11-OODRUFF,
Permanently located in London, No. 1,2;5; Queen's
-Avenue, a fet• Doors east of Postottice. Special
attantion giv u to diseases of the Eye, Bad Sight
and the 'Yet ervation of Visiem, diseases of the
Eat, Impaire Hearing and diecharges from the
El diseases of the Throat. Chronic inflamma-
tio being a frequent CaUbC of Deafness; dis-
eases of the Itiose ; -CataiTh being a (-ommon
came of imp ired hearing. 943x20
_ . .
CR
TN the mat
1 • of the to
Alt persons b
of .the said
of May, A. D
dav oi Janna
either of the
DITORS' NOTICE.
•
er of the estate of Wm. Blair, late
vnship of Ilay, farmer, -deceased.
vieg any clams against the estate
m. Blair, who died on the 2-4h day
are on or before the e.uth
y, 1.?,s;, to i-e7a3 by post prepaid to
mder.igned rt KippLn I'. 0,, their
ebritttian aro,l10.reaee.tc, att-Iresses and 'ie-'-rip-
-
liens with f..laires, a state-
ae-atutt:s; L.;a11 hature or maturities
by .ti m -eel in deftoilt themot,
itrenipterny 4e:eluded from partici-
...aid estate_ And \NA' hereby alsoeive
OYSTERS! 0Y2,TEPAZ ! • !
Seaforth ,. Fi'e-sia u rant,
,•
Now theft the seasna for 0:..i -ter'••• ha3 crtened, 1 ,
would notify the Publie that 1 ean ser. e them .
with Oysters 'either in Shell, Can .i17 hull:-nonii •
4,
but tile li‘st IlaltimOre brand ktpt. . , .
French Bon Bons and the Ita-st American a a 1
Canadian Confectirmery alwa;--s on mut .1. TnE' '
bct• brand -1 Of TO1itel."0'7, afi'ii:4;t:crzt a'..so in Stol-k.. i
,
. . 1
Call anxam
d eine for 3•ourse*‘s
,v. 11 Lppy to I
serve yol. itenitinber the plitet, nee', ...101,1" t"...
Reid and Wn
ilio'e Hardware .Ati-tu,
meet ef
(if P.1*). ilzAft
thi Win he'
tMtt1tifl11 the
native- to alt partie; Ind( ertd to tne said Lstate,
.tt lea -her by 1
thci Fame to
Ile:fore the t
Tuekertenth
fet6x8
,
; -
T
II_ MI_ Si./ITT-F-T
PROPRIETOR.
ti)
ook eveotier er otbere 31-A; to pay
either of the tiedersigmd on or
e above n P.f tit; on ed. Led ed at
ti'i-,7-01. (iotober, 1Nitt5.
ANDREW BELL,
JAtIES BLAII1, iTE)"'edttA.11-'
Pt ill( H
TC.1;10 ittTO.
f? Et 1-1.4
(leirsett:ai 84aip't frolrl,Setofortit,)
itedtuuted directly opposite
the the n Station, has recently been refitted
1 and refundidied tlireughoat, and is now one of
the hest mai most comfortable hoteis in the eity
ten -Every possiblentten ton paid to gueEt here
charges moderate.
Mar
•
r
MONEY TO LOAN.
II TONEY TO LOAN. -Straight tome at 6 per
In_ cent Interest payable half yearly, or si
per cent. yearly, with the privilege to borrower
of repaying part of the principal money at any
time. Apply to F. HOLMRSTED, Barrister,
Seaforth. 850
DENTISTRY.
WATSON
DENTIST,
Facul4- Gold Medallist and Colle,ge
Gold Medallist,Toronto School of Dentistry.
Rooms over Johnsons' Hardware, lain Street,
Seaforth. 911
"CAT_ a_ Pt _M R,
.1
D 11 Rs and: lh of
1-4.
D.
S • e• • •
Ontario. Latest improve-
ments in every line. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Office, -In Cady's
Block, opposite Commercial. Hotel; Seaforth.
Residence, -The Poplars, John Street: 941
Removed 1 Removed 1
G- E Q. --VC.r 1 1\T
EAFORTH,
The Old Established Butcher has removed to
new premises immediately opposite his Old
Stand, Main S reet, Seaforth, where he will be
pleased to meet all his old patrons and as many
new ones as m y see et to favor him twith their
r the plae,e, between enderson's
and McIntyre's Shoe 'tore, Main
patronage.
1W-Reinemb
Harness Shop,
Street, Seafort
898
GEORGE ENING.
THE
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE,
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
Paid up Ct4tal, - - $6,000,000.
Rest, - - - 2,100,000.
PRESIDENt, HON. WM. MCAIASTER.
SEAORTH BRANCH
The Seaforth Branch of this Bank coritiimes to
receive deposits, on which interest is allowed on
the most favorable tonna.
Drafts on all the principal towns aid cites in
Canada, on Great Britain, and on the United
States, bought And sold.
Office -First door So•urn of the nunercia
Hotel.: '
1 A. H. IRELAND, Manager.
F. HOLMESTED, Solicitor 639
r: This great H9usehold Medicine ranee amongst
the:leading ne -essaries of Life. These famous
Pills pulite th Blood, and -act most peel -2;111133;s,
yet soothinn t
gly, ohm
e Liver, Stoach
and Bowels, giving tone, energy and vigor tq
these great Main Springs of Life. They are con-
fidently recommended ae a never feline remedy
in all cases where the constitution, fret)) what-
ever cause, lnis beeome impaired or weakened.
They are wond rfully effivacious in all 'ailments
incidental to f inales of all ages ; and as a Gen-
eral Family 1\ied icine are unsurpassed.
libLCOWAY'S Q1NTMENT
1
Its Searching and Healing Prope ties are
known throug$mt the World. For the cure of
Bad Legs, Bad , Breasts Old Wounds, Sores and
theers, it is an1infielide- remedy. If e Tectually
rubbed on the peek and chest, as sat into.meak
cnres Sore Throats. Bronchitis, Conghs and
Colds. For Glandular Swellings- and Pi es it teeth
like a chasm.; In 0out awl Rhein :slime it
never fails to alVord relief. Mane ;soloed only
at Professor Indloway's Eetesdieleleut 78 'New
Oxford Street sate fee; Oxierd !-.!Ci.:1 1 1,,,;t1lOM ;
1111d 'Sal nt e. 1-L, h e I., ha tilt.i t.o. ......, .,
and 33s. each 1 ox zed Pot. ;tti,,,l'r° t • - ; An't-
erican eonnter eit=4. Pi,'--in..k .4 Si,..: ' . look .0
the Label on .the Pi ,..,. 111,1 l'.... -c!... It • h • ad '•uss
is not 533, 0-K1ort' tlr--. t, Loi ('• -,i, ith! ,,- are
Spurious 923-52
SEAFOIltf; Ph \ IN(
SASH, Doff; AND BLUM F ;THY
THE subscribe] • k to thank h s numer-
ous cuetunn ;one* liberal patr nage ex -
fended to Ittim4 since commencing hu limes
Seaforth, and trusts that lee may be fen red with
a. tit
would dew Tito give
him a call, as be will continue to keel on bend a
large stock of all kinde.of
DRY PINE; LU,'MBElt,
SASJiti. -DOORS. •
BLIfc,'Oci& .MOULDT`t:(tS,
Ee4. LA' ';1.
lie feels confideet. •if Frew tee
those who may fa s ei ill. their p
MS none but filet -clue. • ene
Poeticular attention pine 1' , eeteane
201 .JOIIN II. 01 -
London, Huron aria ..
Corso NonTri- Express. Mail.
London, depart.. 7.5.a.3t.' 6.08 j.:;.. 9.13
ii ' I; Exeteril:I!) a', e.ill 1 .. ; .. ; . ". : : 9.29 ... 4,20 30.09
9.24 6.23 10.00
Brie -diode .. .. !Lee . 6.38 _ 10.25
Clinton .. .. .. .. 9.55 ' 7,05 11.30
Londesboro .. .. 10.11 . 7.23 12.00
Blyth .. .. .. .. ... 10.20 _ -, 7.32 12.20 P. M.
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"ST/ellingt an, -0 rzly ans.' rue°,
como ?.,-,.5:15- Ae q.'.3. 1:-.3 s. ±i. ;,1: ed.
Ethel -1 -- n
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W'•.eitaill. , .. Lee
2-1. 1511:-.,'-n2 -- %,',..I•1. .i" ' Ali.
Wineriam.... . - . k....i. 11.25 A. 24.
11.35
Itrnseels....... _ . 7.e5 s 11,L5
Ethel... : ':. .... 7_e7 I". hi
Train leaving Will:demi et 8 p n.. fer Kincar-
dhic, pint eii tlt.ntleee, Ws ti ataines end Frldet s
tally. -
te35
se
Mixed
7.1301.N.
a.12
sere
h.15
Grand Trunk Rai1w24,7-.
T mine leave !-.1-..afort1i and Clinton 0,at5eris as
f()(1ee
11;vst:-e
G)r---
I Express .
I Mixed Tran..
Ca*IN.0EAiT-
EXpre:,s ..... 1.45 P. H. 473. .T55 err .1x-1;1
Eeprees 7.45 A. M.
Mixed5.30 P. M.
--
ID C. HAYS, Solieitor, &c. Private Money to
leis lend at lowest rates of interest. Office --
Corner of tiquare and WitSt Street, GodCrich. 771
1
..vetten.
if ; le
e,ae
._
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
-ITOUSE IN EGMONIIVILLE TO RENT.. -To
irt rent, that tomfortable ad commodious
dwelling house in Egmondville, recently ocen-
-pied by Mr. A. Mustard. A good stable and alt
necessary conveniences in connection. Apply
to THOMAS HILL 944
etEDARAND BLACK ASH FOR SALE. -The
Ise undersigned has any quantity of Cedar
Posts and Ash Heading for fences for sale. No.
1 Cedar Posts at ..e7 per hundred, and special
lengths cut to order and Black Ash at $10 Per
acre in bulk. JOHN ROBE, Brussels P. 0.
041-4
-1Cr, OTICE.-The Annual Meeting of the Us -
.111 borne and Hibbert 3Ititord Fire Insurance -
Company, will be held at:the Head Office of the
Company at Fargehar, on Monday, the first day
of Fehrnattee at 1 o'clock p. m. The business of
the meeting will be the eleetion of a Board of
Directors and the adoption of the rules, regulat-
thg the use of Steam Threshers, as prepared by
the Underwriters Association, _ N. J, CLARN,
Secretary.. 944x3
eLIATIM IN McKILLOP TO RENT, -To rent,
Lot 31, Concession 6, Meliillop, containing
100 acres, about 00 acres cleared, free from
stumps and in good cultivation. There is a good
brick house and frame outbuildings. There is s
large orchard and plenty of, water. There is a
eebool houseat thc corner of the farm. It is
within three miles and three-quarters of Sea -
forth. Will be rented for a -term of years and
on reasonable terms.. All the fall plowing is
done, and eight acres sown to fall wheat, and
about 80 ecres seeded to grass. Possession about
the 1st of April. Apply to JOHN McCLURE,
SeerlorthP.O. 944
111111.0ROUGHBRE1) BULLS. -The nndcrsign-
1.
ed wiN keep during the present season -on
Lot 27, Concession S'the well-known
Thorenghbred Bull, "Lord Wiltoe," which has .
proved himself a good and sure stock getters
Also the fine young Bull, "Sir George Gwynne,"
sired by "70th Duke of Oxford" (46265);
ini-
por'ted by Richard Gibson., Merton. The ;dam
of this bull and the grand dam on the 'sires side
• of "Sir George Gwynne" was "Giand Duchese3
27th," the Sister of whieh was Sold for s!,11,025:
The grand dam on the other side was also im..
ported, showing this hnil to be of as good blood
as COM be found in the -country. Terms. -For
"
Lord Wilton," e2 to inSare ; for "Sir George
Gwynne," ea, 'payable Id January. DAVID
HILL, Proprietor.. • 944x4
FFOR SALE IN itlICHIGAN.- The
Subscriber offers for sale his farm of Ilk
acres, situated in the toweship of Flynn, Sanliae
Cofinty, ;Michigan. This farm adulated by
those who have examined it, is the making pf
011C of the finest in the township. The t:oil isa
clay loam. and is well adapted to either grazing.
or grain Purposes. _It is•airout 8 miles from the
thriving villages of Marlette and..Brown City -
both on the Port: Huron and Saginaw Railroad..
There is on this place a young- orchard; about •
50 acres cleared, about ;6 at -res of which is in
- wheat, and 20 acres in grass. There were over.
:10 tons of Hay grown on the place this seasora '
No buildings of any moment. .Good sehools .
convenient -which are also used as plaees of
worship. Sefficient green timber for all prac-
tical purposes, the rest of the 'farm is.prineipally
an old burning; have 811-0'.-iZ•125 owing to me, -
witich 1 have bound myself to accept iM
on this farm. For further particulars apply to
the proprietor, J. A. REDMOND, •Gagetown P.
0., Tuseola County, Miehigan, or A. W. RED--
MOND, Marlette 15. 0., ,14.4x8
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
In the Matter of the estate of the late
Andrew Nally.
The ereditors' of Andrett Bally, late -of the
Town of Seaforth, in the Chnrity of Huron, de-
eeased, who died on or befoec the 44h day of
August, A: D. 1885, are hert;'.*- notified to send
by post, prepaid, on or beZere the 15th day of
February next, to the undersigned,Beatty,Chad-
wick, Blaekstoek and Oalt, of the City of Tor-
onto, in the County of York, ret Number 58,
Wellington Street East, Solicitors for John
Hannah, the Exeetrtor under the Will of the said
Andrew Rally, their ehristian and surnames,
rAtifire!,:41$ and descriptions, and the full particu-
lars of their claims and aecounts,and the nature
of thtir security, (if any.) And this naive being
given under the provisions of the Revised
Statutes of Ontario, Chap, 107, Sec. 34, the said
Executor will not be Heide for the said estate
and assets, or any part thereof to any person of
whose Mai* notice shall not have been received
at the timelof distribution.
Dated this 24th dayof December, A. 0., 1885.
BEATTY, CHADWICK, BLACKSTOM and
GALT, -Solieitors for the Executor.
ItURO" AND -BRUCE
Leap and Investment
Compauy1i3 Lonning nally 011
Faim ,e(....urity Itt lowcst
Of hit eresit.
Mortgages Purchased: -
-
SAVINGS BANK 331.1ANCIT,
3, 4 and 5 per Cent. Interest AlloWnd on
Depoeits, according to amount and
time left.
OFFICE.- - Corner of Market tt ease
end North Street, °deride
HOW.. E HORTON,
31. A(' Fit.
ate
"let 1e1.11,1h1.5.
r
SEAFORTH
FurnitureWarerooms.
If you want solid er:anfort .eall at
M. Ro be rtson's,
And boy tine of thoeeei 14 brated e11 Adjnetable
Easy {lairs, representul by the. abotte ,et. 11.
eali AL° Utii:ply
Invalid Chairs and Carriages.
He oleo sells the meet soneferfahle, and 41 arable
sEING BEID
T a: ! Lade. Hie. Week ef -
CABINET FURNITURE
IS It (-Ty !ante ;08i1 ('ensee ea tee - " 1111reb&S.
qt.. A one1 do tie!) to e. him a e .11 befere pur-
-setae; lie elsewhere. Wee r - e 1 eeir South
cf Taiegra-pli offiee, el -en Street, a eihrth.
Ma ROBERTSON.
•
es