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FEBRUARY 5 188
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THE HURON EXP
SITOR.
Piano Keys.
Ornamental' covers for
serve to keep out the dus
one who can play at all kn
vantage of a well -dusted tia
prejudicial this said dust is
llandamne piece i of embroid
to he, seen on keys. A see
some one was made of whi
plush.. On the satin was wo
in. geometrical pattern in
and. in the middle, in black
silks, a music screll. The
spaces were marked out in t
(or dark blue) silk, and a fe
put between them. The
border of one and a half inch
in white plush, all round.
covers, not so difficult to
with nearly as handsome e
plush of a color to carrespon
with the piano back and
the drawing -room. Along
spray of flowers ar fruit
crewelailk, such as a black
ored pluele and a spray o
ma keys
, and every
ws the ad-
o, and how
the notes.
ry are noras
ially hand -
satin and
ked a flow -
old thread,
and white
lines and
e fine black
notes were
hole had •a
8 in width;i
Other. key
make, and
eets are all
or contrast
he colorslin
is a pretty
worked in
✓ dark eol-
Virginian
creeper leaves. Bramble lea, es, berries,
and fruit have a beautiful e eet on the.
pale blue or green plush. If neatness
and gettintness are preferr d to more
elaborate embroidery, repea the black
notes on white satin wrth biLek velvet.
Those ladies who would F ke a motto
better than any other desig , will find
many suitable -for the purpos . Quilted
satin is ri-eit and handsome al
after the quilting is once don
dainty n ork. Moat of the
only laid along the top of th
are the exact size of theni. A
however, easily be sawn ;lion
and fan over to protect the
keys'. Feathers tacked el
are wane and ft -looking, e
the colera and shades OT co or are pro-
perly arranged. For a choolstoom
pianeforte., patchwork pre erly lined
would have the same effect a the more
fanciful draning-room eleg ncies ; or
even colored flannel lightly et dded-one
layer only of wedding -m y be made
ornamental by means of a, litt e embroid-
eey in ft ether and other lane
-New Yerk Graphic.
d requires,
; but little
covers are
keys, and
trip could,
r one side
dge of the
sely dewn
peciallS, if
stitches.
A Mean Way of S king.
-Nat so often do we hear iow, as in
days gone by, "I had nothi • g to tart
with but any hands, and got • long. My
children will heve the same Q portunity.
They can shift for'themselves as I did."
Not so often., yet the idea is aot obtolete
by auy means. Occasionally the brute
appears: " tal this over
with my wife, and see wha she says
about it." Life insurance sc bolters are
familiar xvith that. But ho v unfair -
how wrong it is. It is one 0 the very
few things that a wife shoi Id not be
consulted about until after th policy is
received. Thee he should pr sent it to
her aa one of the -manifestati
love and tho ugh tfu 'nese.
will be immediate. On the c
ns of his
is reward
ther hand,
consultation planes the wife at a disad-
vantege. intuitively she gra ps the sit-
uation; sees how itwould be should he
be taken front her, -hands ti d so far as
self-help is concerned by litt e pleading
eyes and mouths : yet in .1 er natural
modesty she hesitates to irrg the inter,
mice leat he might miounders :and. She
. sees, she knows what his du y is: 'why
should not he?.It isamfair, gentlemen
.
Take the insurance, and onsult her
afterwards.-" Tancred " in Baltimore
Underwrighten
•
Our ForeSts.
The undulating and _mai( stie mead-
OWS 'Which reached from the veet bank
of the Missouri River to the foothills of
the Rocky Mountains, when camas and
Nebraska were first opened tc settlement
in 1854, contained. in. all the 'r millions
of acres not a single -forest The soil,
good and fat in food for al plant•life,
responded to. the labor of the home-
building pioneers with abt ndent and
generous crops. But the shade and
beauty of trees were everywl ere absent,
and so -just as the doming vinter tells
the provident . man to lay i fuel -our
conditions impelled us to p ant trees,
stimulated es to evolve laws cncouratAing
forestry and conserving tin ber lands,
and, finally, to originate am establish
Arbor Day,, to make it , an universary
for flatting out orchards and orests, and
to consecrate it by statutor enactment
a legal holiday, and award p -mimes to
those who best celebrate it by putting
out the most trees in its obte.vance. It
has worked well in Nebrash a, and we
have growing in that te to -day
more than 700,000_ acres of tees which
have been nlanted by huma handle -
J. Sterling Morton, m (heti ig for De-
cember.
A Lapse into Arne inanene.
Fashion feeds on ridicule. The more
fun that is made oflAngl -mania the
more it rages. In ao pattim lar is there
a, sign of abatement. But have just
seen one maiden Who rela sed
into Americanese, hnd it wa positively
refreshing. - She- was one of these bole
low -backed, cleanitut- girls who wear
tailor-made costu :nes so neatly that their
forgivenelis for disloyalty to
is easy. She was welkin
Avenue with a springy gait
keied one
on Fifth.
suggestive
of turf under her feet inst net of hard
stones. She wanted an 01 mibus. A
eeld, distraught stare at the driver and
-a slight flinging upward of t e hand, in-
volving no motion above the wrist,
brought the vehicle to a sto, in a quite
proper meanter. Then she bi de adieu to
her companion, a dandy.
" Good mawning," .he st " Had
aw daylightful saunter, a w a .sure you---
chawining, weeny."
By this time she was st,pping into
the stage, and the ehappie as convey-
ing his hat front the back f his little'
head to the front of his nar 'ow breast,
for the fashionable bow. he driver
reasoned. that she aught to be inside.
He slammed the doer, 'she it with a
kiek at the strap, and etartec his horees.
'But the belle was outside. 1 he lurch of
the stage upset her beckwa„ el, and she
chucked down mi the paveineut with
awful violence.
" Drat the fool 1." she exclaimed in
Most excellent Auterican acpent, "
like to stag the wooden hea' off him
- -New Vark Correspondent.
• Mme. de Iturbi le.
• Closely allied to the ill-fated Maximi -
tient hut ilot deetined to slit re his fate,
was the powerful family of 1 lite -hide.
Augustin .1 turbide„ now 22' ;ears cad, is
the may heir to the throne -of Mgli1e0,
the Aztec -and Spanishrote lty having
long since- disappeared in tle havoc of
revolutions. Mine. de Ite rbide, the
mother of Agustin, thirty yn rs agetwas
a beautiful girl living in CeoegetaWn,
near Washington.' She was a Miss Green
and married Iturbide, who had charge
of Mexican Affairs at the Capital. She
was in Washingtonthe other day on her
way to Mexico. The traces of her for-
mer beauty had not disappeared,although
her hair is nearly white. She appeared
well preserved and hearty, and likely to
attain a great old age. "1 love Mexico,"
she said, "and am a thorough Mexican
now. I do not like to. discuss the brief
• reign of Maximilian and his death. The
United States, in my opinion would
never have permitted Maximilian to re-
main long as the • Emperor of Mexioh.
Mr. Seward refused_ to give him any
support, morally or otherwise, and he
yielded to the force of circumstances.
But I am interested now in the material
development of oqr country. Already
the street -cars in the City of Mexico are
much better than those in Washington.
We have no society in the City of Mexico.
There are the upper and lower classes.
The former visit jut whenever they
choose, but no one thinks of making the
call that many consider themselves com-
pelled to make. It is rather an the will
dictates there, not as duty compels.
A Dist.. Teuished- Man's Advice
.to Young' Men.
Bardette, the Burlington " Hawkeye "
man, lectured in Shaftsbury • Hall, To-
ronto-, on Tuesday evening, 19th -inst.
He was brought to.. Toronto by the•
_Press CIO of the citttand.as it was his
first appearance in -- Toronto great in-
terest was felt in the ,far:farned -humor-
ist. His sabj•eettwas "Advice to young
men." Among other things he. told the
boys, as he ehose to call them, not to be
the second. edition Of any man, but be..,
independent in actiare.cheek will not al- f
ways hald the frout.:seats because it is
not better- than merit, than •. honesty.
Where one man is.to-day looking for a
pebble thousands are looking for a dia-
mond. - If a young man is a diamond
• soineone is looking for him: All cannot
' be leaders so be content with What you
can be,. ' a tolerably good' professional
iman: is" -a, out as geed at a tolerably good
egg. Be, honest.: -.But a young men says.
it does not .pay to be honest in these
days whee every -person distrusts every
other per -on. Neither it does if you are
going to ie honest for pay, but be hon-
est becau e you would :aeons to toinsh
-anything tainted with dishonor. Be
hoaest fr m principle. • De, hot go in
. debt. W ien you do you begin a life of
slavery. Be good-natured, , bring sun-
light out lof the shadows, deawbright-
out o. everything you clome in con-
tact' with» de .not tell your -roubles, no
one- .want - - to hear them. , You meet
. your best friend on the str et and tell
him all y.o r tttals, he says .. es, yes, too
bad, too 'bid, say, are you oing to the
rink to-ni•rht?
News- Notes.
-A ma s hates and
' his 1 kes deter-
mine his charaoter a man s affinities
1
determine what he is and wh he is.
'jaws and talons ? Such as drink and
live riotously,, and wonder why their
faces are so blotchy and their pockets so
bare, would leave ciff wondering if they
had two grains of wisdom. They might
as well ask an elem tree for pears as to
look to loose baits for health and
wealth.. ?Those ho go to the public
-house for hil.ppine s climb a tree to find
fish.
GRATEFUL COMFORTING.
EPP'S' C00.0A.
BRE KFAST.
"By a thorough Ice Madge of the natural laws'
which govern the ope tions of digestion and nu-
trition, and by a care ul application of the fine
properties of Well sele Cocoa, Mr. Epps has
provided our breakf t tables with a delicately
flavored beverage whi h may save us many doc-
tors' bills. It is by the judicious use of such
articles of diet that a onstitution may be gradu-
ally built tiP until strOng enough to resist every
tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle mala-
dies are floating around ns ready to attack
whereverrithere is a weak point. We may escape
many a f tal shaft by keeping ourselves well
fortified Avith pure blood and a poperly nourish-
ed frame."-Cwil Service Gazette., Made simply
with boiling water or milk. Sold only in packets
by grocers, labelled thus-" Ames Errs & Co.,
Hoinceopathic Chemi ts, London, England." Role
agentfor Calif/Lila, C. f. ()ohm, Montreal. 884-62
Consumption Cured.
An old physieia,n,r tired from practice, having
had placed in his 1 ands by an East India mis-
sionary the torment 41 a simple vegetable remedy
for the speedy and ermanent cure of Consump-
tion, Dm:militia Ca moll, Aethma and all throat
and Long affectionH. also e positive and. radical
cure for Nervous De Rife- and all Nervou eon -
plaints after havii tezted its wonderful cunt
tire powers in thou ands of cases, has felt it ha
duty to make it kn W11 to his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this ntotive and a desire to relieve
-The adherents of the MO -mons cem-
menced a new crusede in Berlin ' on
Saturda,y,-July 11. There It as .a large
number - f . neo-ple-men, n omen, and
childnrefretent. • The mee in.gs are to
bacentin 'eel every Sunday. 'Germany,
Mere esp eially the cities, fa n • no chse
new does
vance .ma,-
iak in gl or
6 material
ay Saints
about Salt Lake City, and n t the Book
-M
of oyne n, • which will win the sect
ceeverts, f they obtain any at all, in apoor,- ex' ensive' and -' unbelieving eity .
like Berli , .-tondon Standatd. . --
.
-Sm.eie destroys . some •�f the moste
cherished °pular. .delusions. Catgut is
derived from sheep; German silver was
not invented in Germany,- and it Con--
tains no silver.; Cleopatra's' needle was
not erectedl.by. herr .i her honor;
Pourpey's pillar had. n . intoned coin =
nection with .that personage; sealing -
welt does not contain -,a particle of wax;
the tuberose- is not arose, but a poly-
anth ; the strawberry is not Q. berry;
Turkish baths did not originate hi Tur-
key, and are not baths at hit; whale-
bone is not bone, and contains not any
of its properties-.
•-A-desp tch from Los Angelon :Cali-
fotnia,, on ti e 23rd Janeary, says : , The
rain on Su day, Monday. apd Tuesday
was aupple. -ented''by a Cloud burst in
San Fenian o valley on the last named -
clay, and th Los Angeles river! almoet
without Wa sing became a *Ong -tor-
rent and . Qom . flooded lthe Southern
central parof the town, The water
also eo-vere 2,000 acres ototchardt and
Vineyardet is -d rose two feet higher than
the flood o February, . 1884. Over 50'
houses wet. washed away -or completely.
wrecked.. t'very bridge .aoross the Los
Angeles Ri -er- was washed away, also
several hu dred - feet of track of the
Southern ... icific . and local roadS. For
three days he City was cut off from tele-
graphic ei d railroad communication
with the re.t of the world. • • Mrs. Kate
y te, an I Theresa Whitney were
erowned w iie being taken from parti-
ally wreck d houscss It is thought 4
retunber o other lives were loste A
large quai tity of live stock perishede
The daana ' e to property in the .city and
I
' country, i $500,000.
Wl. at Spurgeon Says. •
Rev. C. H. Spurgeon says to the boys :
Water is the.strongest drink.. It drive§
mills, it's thhdrink Of , HOU& and horses;
an& Samson never drank. anything else.
Let young men' be teetotallers, if only
for economy's . sake._ The beer Money
win Seoe build a• house.- If what went
into the mash -tub weiit into the knead-
ing -trough, famines Would be; 'better fed
laid better taught. If what is Spent in
,
waste were only saved against a rainy
day, meal:houses would never- be built.
The lean who spends his money With the '
puttlean'and thinks the landlord's bow
end" How do yeeetior my good • fel- .
few S" mean true inspect, is a perfect
eimpleton. We don't light fires for the
. herring's "comfort, but • to roast him.
:. tic*. do .not keep .:pot-hoesee for labor-
ers,' good; - if they do, they certainly ,
'hiss their aim. ' Whya then, should '
'people drink, "for the, good of • the
lemse Yu • If I spend.thoney for the good
of any honee, let -it be my own, and- not
the landloid's., Its is a .bad well into -
which you must : Pet. water ; and the ,
_ beer! house is a bed friend. 'because it '
takes yeur all ad 'leaves you nothing
hnit headaches. . He Who calls the- his
friendt who let Iiim Sit and drink by •
the hour together, is ignorant, very ig-
norant. Why,. red limit; and • tigers, '
and eagles, and nultUres; are all crea-
tures oirprey, and Why do so many put
themselves' within the, power. of their
.h very favora,ble ground fo
• trines, except such as will ar
tertalisni,, socialism, • money -
pleasure. ,and it will be ti
prosperity -.of the Latter
unman
Of
cit.!
end
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Pewees
liolloWay.'s
! Safely
Winter
should
lost
want
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been
to
regions
internal
the
blood
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VS
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the
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mead
extant
for
plaint,
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health
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broken
the Ocbasion.
digestion,
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confer
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tence.
•
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for
ds and
ssing,
preparations,
only
fl by
52w.
he discovery
photegi:eph,
nied'caf
remedy
da, tohtha.che,
remedy-
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suddenly
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all irregularitieof
s. 85.
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fail
system
heat
Bitters
as
ad
LoWor
tmicker
and
Soap,
Netiolial
.
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desire it; th s recine,
with I ill direetions
Sent , re- mail
namirq t is paper,
Block Flo 1 ester, N.
treG 1.11 talitigu, uty
in German, French
for preparing
by addressing with
NV. A. NOYES, 149
Y. 938-25 eow
and Pills.
the severities of
sining,-involids
effort to regerm their
confinement indoors,
sleep, the entire
and the spirits have
remedies are eqnal
rubbed over the
liver, aided by the
his Pills, will rectify
bile, and purify the
Odell Will speedi-
brace up thefaling
muscles, and restore
that great charm of
Cerate is inn aluehl
rheum, cute, burns,
and purifying
on with other use -
to be as good.
Carbolic. Cerde.
druggists, Seaforth.
.
le,CIP.----,----
Ointment
rted Seen; ely,-When
yiekie to the genial
a (let - mimed
; when' hrough
appetite, a -id disturbed
has been w akened,
downlEolloways
.4
he ()lament
of the sa mach and
acheinistr tion of
regu ate the
sanat rry actions
renewe vigor,
the flaccid
ailing eh e rfulness,
912.52, .
, 1 0-08----------
& Par a's Carbolic
wounds, :ores, salt
festers as a healing
Do' not e imposed
recommended
• ..tleGiegor & parke4s
Liunsden ' WilSon,
I •
of the instaetaneoue
has been
. work by a perfect
for all unite aches
, her:unease:re
is c. Bed Fluid
25 cents a bottle by
Seaforth -912.52w.
process of
quiekly followed in
and nistantane-
and pains, as neu-
etc. This vein-
Lightning, and is
lanusden et; Wilson,
0.-Fdlis, Dutton, certifies: "For sonic
wife has icen troubled with dyspepsia,
tried on thing atter another recoil'.
but li tle or no effect till advised to
4 pcedy r Cure a trial. . Since
the first b. ttle I have not•iced a decided
and can With -confidence mom -
to be 0 e of, if not the best medicine
d vspepsi t." This invaluable medicine
complaiet indigestion kionev com-
purely Ye ectable. Sold at Lumsden.a:
drugstore., Seaforth. Trial bottles given
, .
Usef to Know.'
one shoul ; know that Hagyard's Yellow
give prou pt :relief ; .applied externally
any pait ; and taken internally cures
cr up, sore throat and most in -
compla itts. 857.52.2w. -.
iDang=, in the Air. .
t chilling.- .rinds, the damp atmosphere
(booked perspiration, colds are
Hagyard , Pectoral Belson cures colds,
aethina and bronchitis, and all coMplaints
towards co isumption. 857.62.2w.
I
An Ek. ellent Report.
JOseph 0. oodridge, of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
''11 cannot ex-presamyeelf in: sufficiently
term • of Burdock Blood Bitters
have use for the past two yearawith
85 52.2w.
i. 41)-41p.
To .0. r Readers.: . . •
Suffer •frOir headache, dizziness, back-
ousness i r humors ,of the blood, try
plOod Bi tors. It ie a guarantee cure
the idoial, liver and kid-
.52.2w. ' -
A Gs OCr Record..
Arc many hous-and tittles
01 SW aim -lay in Canada,
d to giv satisfeeti
1isne colds; and allpainf
857.52.2e .
•
of Hegyard's
not onci has
in It cum;Jo 'on -
il complabitt and
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We as Ever.
Howard rites frosi
beeam- greatly c
i rofession • (duties, supered
ache and 1,ilionsne4s.
with he most b
ever." 85752.v.
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Buffalo, N. Y. :
ebilitated through
from eansea,
Tried Burdock
-nefieial effect. Am
the war
Use . Fre
Rinds of
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as or th
nean's
w rrms.
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'yrup will
ii any-
i ;thing pil
diseases,
-.seep-
Worm
864.52m.
ot
' fl,
use
blood,
y may destroy the
Poe -dere, they
- • -
n Wm
tli
remove worms and
mm
rer inediehnr. 857.
rash,
all skin
857.52m.
ringworm erup-
Prof. Lows Sul -
regulate stole-
.
Pills terrify
:Ind bowe
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M-2DICAL.
, •
RS. ELLIOTT!
Metes Royal
Surgeods, Edinburan
dee. afternoon, .0ffiee,-Itoya1
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.
N, Paucefield, Li
& GUNme
College of Physicians and
At Seaforth every Siam, -
Hotel. 930,
!
cDONALD,
W. g.S..,-alSurgeon,
end resfdence, that
ehieon,-Auburn..
1. ;
M. D., C. M., l'hysi.
At:cote:herr, &c. Office
lately occupied by Dr. Hut-
• . 78e
!
G. ,,SCOTT,
T i
9 and
reside')c"e
Boor ea
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AL
Acconehe
South side
t of the Prerbyterian
D.,- &c.,
, Seal°
• of Go
,
Physician'Surgeon,
tilt Ofit. Office! and
'tench street, Second
Church. 842
Wi
te of
Me., Se
None as
. .
L'RUCE
the Collets°
foith, Ontario.
occupied
5 OITH, 21.1.
of Me -sedans
be Dr. 'cc
D , C. M., Member
and. Surgeons,
Ifiee and residence
!coo • -- 848
Tell.
_Li Tetoato
College
Office in
first door
Seaforth,
MACKID, (la
.. University,
Of Physicia
Cady's Rio
east of
Ontario..
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Strret„TorOnto.
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Gradeate of
Mereber of. the
urgeous of Ontario.
ide»ce John Street,
.Chureh Parsonage,
504
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THR OAT.
Lecturer on the! Eye,
College, Toron-
Eye and Ear In-
Rotal London
and Centre!
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P., L. IL -C.
Throat, Tri
Surgeon to
Late Clini
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' nd E,ar •Hos4ital.
Church
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Rush to the C reat Clearing Sale
OF CHRIS MAS GOODS AT
THE SEAFO • TH TEA STORE.
The finest quality,of White Granite
Glassware, Fancy Goods and Chestnuts G
In the grocery department we can't be st
can be had at almost Any price and qualit
ster, Finnan Haddie, Mackerel, and all ki
the cheapest. Our stock of Teas compris
best grades. Green Tens from 25c to 75e,
tea dust in stock. Also the Himalayan T
per pound. It has stood the critical test
and is worth 75c. Also Labrador Herring
with heads off ; White Fish and Trout in
stock. Dairy Salt and salt by the hal • el.
lated Cornmeal, Rolled Oats and Wheat,
oats, wheat, &e. Oats taken in exchange
Poultry,Butter and Eggs. All are cordia
over the town.
f
nd China Tea Sets sold very -cheap, and our stock of
fts, will defy competition, owing to their very low prices.
a8sed. Currants, Raisins, Prunes, Sugars and Coffees
, o suit both rich and -poor, Also Canned Salmon, Lob
ds of fruits, which are of first'quality, and -as cheap as
Green, Black, Japan, uncelored Japan, anare of the
Bleck 25e to The, Japan 2.5e to 50; Green and Japan
a direct from India, in green, black and mixed, at 55e,
1 the Government analyist, who has pronounced it pure,
i i half barrels and barrels, Lake Superior Herrings split,
al/ barrels. Canadian and American Coal Oil always in
Also Oatmeal? Granulated Oatmeal, Cornmeal and gram -
our, and all kinds of feed, suoli as bran, shorts, middlings
fer oatmeal at mill rates. The highest price paid for
ly! invited to inspect tie stock. Goods delivered free all
A. G, AULT, Seaforth.
THE BIG MILLS, Aurora Quick Train Watch.
SE/AO'ORTH.
The above mills have now been thoroughly re-
built upon the complete
HIM:ARIAN ROLLER PROCESS. -
The -Mill and Storehouse Buildings bar been'
greatly enlarged, and new machinery epplied.
throughout.-
1:11E LATEST- IMPROVED ROLLS,
• -sAND--
Flour Dresting Machines
From the best Manufacturing Firms have been
put in, and everything necessary added to liable
her to turn out flour
rt3 EC 0 N Ei TO PiON
In the Dominion. lihe facilities for re
grain from farmers and for elevating and s
have also deen extenstvely improved. Gr
now be taken from farmers' wagons, es
and loaded into carsi at the rate of 700
per hour, by the work of two men.
eta -
A LARGE' PEED ST
CUSTOM °PHOPPI
Has been put in, and the necessary niathin
handling chop and coarse grains.
A good shed has been ert'ected, so that 1
can be unloaded and reloaded under cover
WHEAT- ELXCH-AN
' - Promptly attended to, and
MST -UM ROLLER F
GUARANTEED.
OT_TSTOIVI
Chopped satisfactorily and without del
ROLLER FLOUR,
BRAN, SHO
And all kinds of -
•CHOPPED FEF
Constahtly on hand.
Highest Market Price Pa'
Cash for any Quantity
Wheat.
E6ng
ipping
'ice
lt id
hels
4G
ry for
.agons
Es
The Best Yet.
SOLD ONLY BY
M. R: COUNTER
SEAFORTH, ONT.
This Company manufactures a complete line
of full plate watches, from ordinary to the
finest grades, for all classes of watch wearers.
They are all made with quick train, and are es-
pecially adapted for railroad and all ordinary and
severe service. All made dust proof, have the
perfect safety pinion, which prevents damage to
parts in case of mainspring breakage, and John
son's patent attachment to regulate pins, which,
prevents hairspring from catching, an important
improvement controlled by this Company The
stem-winding parts are made strong and durable
guaranteed as safe, more convenient and servicei
able thanthe key wind 0113. The extra fine grade
are made in stem wind only. Every watch i
warranted by special certificate, which the pur
chaser receives from the Company's Agent. Th
number of Jewels in each watch (winch is en
graved thereon) indicates the quality; pur
chasers observing this are sure to receive th
quality they cell for. The larger number o
Jewels in the better ,grades also represents th
finish, fine adjustment, and care in manufacture
which produces more aceurate time and longe
service. The qualities are divided as follows
- ORDINARY.-e•Two.,grades are made of thi
quality, engraved: 'Aurora Watch Co.,
Jewels." " Aurm a Watch Co., 11 Jewels!'
• MEDIUM. -Four giades of this quality are
eu n • made -two in Gilt Finish, engraved: "Aurora
; Watch Co.; 11 Jewels, Extra." Aurora, Watch
' Co.; 15 Jewels," and two in Nickel, finely finish-
edeengraved "Aurora Watch Co), 11 Jewels.'
" Aurora Watch Co. 16 Jewels."
]D FINE.--Xwo grades of this quelity,-ene 11
Fine Gilt Finish and one in Nickel,- engraved 4
• " Atiror Watch Co., 15 Jewels, adjusted"
, EXTRA FINE, -Two grades of this quality,-
' one in Firte Gilt and mile in Fine Nickel, engraa,
ed : -t‘ Amore Watch Co., 15 Ruby ' Jewels, ad -
TR jested, -Aurora, Illinois."
Remember Coduter's,, Seaforth, is the onle
place in inc County where these westehes can be
had.
•
M. R. COUNTER,
d in Practical Watchmaker and Jeweller.
f • '
APPLE BARREL
. .
INE, COARSE' AND LAB LT
Fork SALE.
Only first-class and 6bliging men will b kept
16 attend customers. The liberal patro ge of
armers and general trade respectfully solie ted. - •
1 A. W. OCILVIE & CO
PROPRIE1 RS. - THE COOK'S BEST FRIEND
1 , . i
ri. 0. KEMP, Mainager.
VETERINARY.
. 1 •
TT C.,DOAN, Veterinary Surgeon, Gr
11 or Ontario Veterinary College, T
Ontario. Calls promptly attended to ni
day. Veterinary meliehres kept constan
hand. Office, Huron Hotel, Zurich, Ont.
dude
ronto,
eht on
ly On;
000 ;
i f
CEAFORTH HORSE INFIRMARY. -Co rof
0 Jarvis and Goderich Streets, next doo to the
Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, Opt. .1 11 diso
eases of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, or any of he.,flo-,
mestieated animals, successfully treated et tho
Infirmary, or elsewhete, oh the' shortest roicee
• Charges moderate. JAMES W. ELDER, Ve 'ere
Waxy Surgeon. P. S.S-A large stock of 'V terinS
ary Medicines kept constantly on hand 11-•
IMPORTANT INFORMATI N
-As
As we ha-ve aimed bur attention parti ularly
to the wanufacturing of the following
imple-
ments ,_ the farming community rimy clep nd. on
getting universal satigfaction, %illicit is euaram-1
teed : Pitts' Hmeepower, from 2 to 6 iorse's,
power: -Straweutters, reversible gear, vete latest'
improvements; Chopping Mills or Grain Grind-
ers, latest- improved pattern, will grind m 15
to 30 bushels per hour ; also Root Cutters Pulp-
ers and Land Rollers at lowest prices hed !aver -
able terms at the
BRUSSELS FOUND
-CORRESPONDENCE BY MAIL PROM T1,)
ATTENDED TO.
MONEY WANTED.
Robert f
The -People's Shoemaker, Sea -
forth, wishes to notify all those
indebted to him. to PAY UP
AT ONCE, at he cannot carry
on bnsiness without money, any
more than he can- live without
-food, Remember, pay ep at
once, and ease your conscience.
R. WILLIS, 8eaforth,
1
WM. R. WiLSO
PROkIETOR.
9
MONEY TO LOAN.
MORTGAGES BOUGH
rpHE GUELPH AND 0.NTARI0 INVE5T-
1_ • MENT and Saving Society have an unlimit-
ed amount of money to lend on real estate, at
the very lowest rates Of interest with the privi-
.1ege to the borrower of ,repaying a portion of
tlie principal with payments of interest.. C. harges
vereatory. Apply to Messrs. DENT et H eD(SE,
Barristers, Mitchell, who are the autl orized
Agents and Solicitors for the Soeiety. 0e5-t.f
bated Nov. 5; 18e5.
• 0Y2TERS ! OYSTERS 1
Seaforth Restaurant,
WOODRUFF,
Permanentlb- located in London, No. 163, Queen's
Avenue, a few Doors east of Postonice. Speeial -
attentop elven to diseases of the Eye; Bad Sight
and the Preservation of Vision, diseases of the
Ear, Impa•hed Heath ees and dieeharges from the
Ear, diseases of the Throat. Chronic Inflamma-
tion being a frequent cense of Deafness ;
eases of the Nose ; Catarrh being a common
cause of impaired hearing. 943e26
I
T. HOT,
11 TORONTO.
04 A tZ P
(Formerly of Sharp's Hotel, Seaforth,)
,PIZOPRIETORS.
(WM Hotel, hi ch is si thated directly opposite,
le the Union Station, has recently been refitt,d
and refurnished throughout, and is now one of
the best and most comfortable hotele in the city
`.-'EverY possible attention paid to gueo her
el melees moderate.
• D. ' %J. CAMPBELL,
pROVINqiiiiIt LAND SURVEYOR and Civ
Enginiler. Orders by mail promptly 4
tended to. ID. S. CASIP1ILLL, Mitch
Now that the season for *Oysters has op ened.1
would notify the Palle that can SerVe them MAR,P1-t;A-
Cip
with Oysters 4: ither in Shell, Cans or Belk -none -
-
but the best Baltitnore brand kept. .
Prenah BOTI BOSS and -the hest American aim ISSUED AT
:
Canadian Confeetimiery always on hand. The
best brands of Tobeeces and Cigaralb° in Stock.
E N E
Call and eeamine for your:telt-ea Hapet to Ti HUROXPOSITOR OFFICE
serve poi. Remember the place, neet, Door to
'Reid and Wilson's Hardware Store,
L.. SM.T2T1-1_
PROPRIETOR.
SIDAF ()RTE., ONTARIO.
wiTriEssEA .1tEOUIRE
MONEY TO LOAN.
l'ONEY TO LOAN, -Straight loans at 6 per
In cent. Interestmayable half yearly, or 61
per cent. yearly, with the privilege to borrower
of repaying part of the principal money at any
time. Apply to F. 1,10LMESTED, Barrister,
Seaforth. 850
DENTISTRY. .
W_A..'"I'S 01NT,
TAENTIST, Faculty Gold Medallist and College
GoIdMedallist,Toronto School of Dentistry.
Rooms over Johnsons' Hardware, -Main Street,
Beef orth. 911.
TD. S., M. R. C. and S., of
4
1 . Ontario. Latest improve-
ments in every line. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Office, -In Ca.dy's
,Block, opposite Commercial' Hotel, Seaforth.
Residence, -The Poplars, John Street, - 941
RemoVed I Rem8ved 1
G-6 0_ „MN57-
• SEAFORTH
"11
The Old Established Butcher has removed ta
new premises immediately opposite his Old
Stand, Main Street, Seaforth, where he will be
pleased to meet all his old patrons and as many
new ones as may see lit to favor him with their
patronage.
Remember the place, between Henderson's
Harness Shop, and McIntyre's Shoe Store, MBAS
Street, Seaforth.
898 • GEORGE EWING.
E .
CANADIAN BANK CF COMMERCE.
HEAD OFFICE, TORO TO. •
Paid up Capital,
Rest,
,000,000.
100,000.
PRESIDENT, HON. WM. MGALSTER.
SEAFORTH BRANCH. •
The Seaforth Branch of this Bank continueto
receive deposits, on which interest is. allowed On
the most favorable terms.
-
Drafts on ell the principal towns andcities in
Canada, on Great Britain, and on the United
States, bought and sold.
Office -First door SOUTH of the hommercia
Hotel.
A. IL IRELAND, Maneeer.
F. H0L3lEgTED, Solicitor 6E9
7-• This great -Household Medicine ranks amongst
the ;leading necessaries of Life. •These ':famous
Pills purity the Blood, and act most powerfnlly,
yet soothingly, On : the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys
and Bowels, giving tone, energy • and vigor. to
these great Main Springs of Life. They are eon-
fidently recommended as a never failing remedy
in all eases where the constitution, from what-
ever da -use, has become impaired or -weakened.
They arewonderfully efficacious in all ailments
incidental to females of ell ages ; and as a Gen-
eral Family Medicine are unsurpassed.
HOLLOWAYS OINTMENT
Its Searching and Healing Properties arc
known throughout the World. For the cure of
Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Old Wounds, Sores and
'Ulcers, it is an infallible remedy. If effectually
rubbed on the neck and chest, as sat into meat,
cures Sore Throats. Bronchitis, Conghs and
'Colds. For Glandular Swellings and Piles it acts
likea charm. In Gout and Rheumatism, it
never fails to- afford relief.- Manufactured only
at Professor Holloway's Establishment, 78 New
Oxford Street (late 533 Oxford Street) London;
teed soldr et is. 14d., 2s. 9d., 48. 6d., 115., 226.,
and 33s. each Box and Pot. 1M_, Beware of Am-
erican counterfeits,--Pnrchasers should look to
the Label on the Pots and Boxes. If the addrees
is not 533, Oeford Street, London, they are
spurious 921-52
SEAFORTH PLANING MILL
*ZASH, ritY.:R AND BLIND FACTI1HY
THE subscriber begs leave to thanlc his nunien
ousenetentlere for the liberal patrenage ex -
fended to hinr since commencing business
Seaforth, and trusts that he may be favored with
a continuance of the same. •
Parties intending to build would do well to give
him a call, as he will continue to keep on hand a
large stock of all kinds of
DRY PINE LUMBER, •
SASHES, DOORS,
,•
BLINDS & MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, LAW", &c.
Ile feels confident ef giving satiflfaction to
Mae eilo may favor him mith their patronage,
as none but firsteclass workmen are employed.
Pa. ticular attention paid to Custom 'Planing.
201 JOHN II. IMO DFOOT,
London, Huron and Bruce.:
COMO NORTH- Express. Mail. Freight.
London, depart., 7.55A.1t. 4.50 P.m, 8.05 A. M.
Exeter 0.13 6.08 9.35
Herisa.11.. .. 9,24 6.23 10,00
Kippen.. 9.29 6.29 10.09
Brucefield.. 9.36 6.38 10,25
.. 9.55 7.06 11.30
Londesboro 10.11 7.23 12.00
Myth .. 10.20 7.32 12.20 r. n.
Belgrave.... 10.3o 7.47 12.50
Wingliam, arrive 10.50 8.05 • 1.20 -
Germ SOCTH-- Express. Mail. Freight.
se -Yang -ham, depart 7.20 A.m. 3.10 p.n.10.20 A.m.
Belgrave..... 7.38 :3.30 1L23
Myth .. 7.54 3.46 13.47
3.55 12.00
4.16 12.45 e. M.
4.35 1.10
4.43- 1.25
4.48 1.40
4.59 2.35 .
6.00 5.30
Le»desboro e.02
Clinton ........8.25
Drueefield ------8.42
Kippen 8.51
Hiresall 8.58
Exeter..,.... 9.13
London, arrive10.30
•
Wellington, Grey and Bruce.
Goixo NORTH- . Aecom. Express. Mixed.
Ethel ' 2.3.5 r. et-. 9,15 e.m. 9.15P.M.
-.13ressels 2.49 . 9.29 - 10.00
Tlinevitle,. 3.05 9.45 10.35
Whigham : . 1.. 3.20 '9.56 11.25
GOING SOUTS- Amon. Accom. 3Iixed
--Winghtun.... .. 7.00 A. -.M. 1L25 A.'.m. 7.50.P.,st.
Blue -vale ... ,. 7.10 11.35 8.12
Brussels ' 7:25 - 11.55 8.50
Ethel.... .. .... 7.37 12.10. 9.15
Train leaving Witigharn at 8 p ,.11.. for Kincar-
dine, rit»s on Moridaye, Wednesdays and Fridays
only. . . ,
Grand Trunk Railway.
- Trains leave Seaforth and Clinton stations an
follows:
C 01N G Wenr- _ SEAPORTS.
Expre-is...- .. 2,40 P. )1.
Expre-4i; . . , .. . . ... 8,58 p.
Mixed Train.. .. 8 ISA. Nt.
Goixo EAST -,-
Express.... .... ....' 7.45 A. M.
Exprees 1.45 P. m.
Mixed Traiii, . ....; 5.301'. m.
l:LINTOS.
2.03 P. 11.
9.15 P. M.
9.48 A. M.
7.25 A. M.
. 1.05 r 11
4,15 r.
Tip C. HAYS, Solicitor, ne. Private Money to
_rth, lend at loweet rates of interest. Office -
Corner of Square and West Street, Goderieh. 774
1
. LEGAL
T M. BEST, Barrister, Solicitor, &c. Omee-
fi Booms formerly occupied by Carroll &
Dickson, Meyer's Block, over Johnson's _Hard-
ware Store, Main Street, Seaforth. Gederich
.AgentS---CAMBRON, HOLT -& CAMERON. 870
ri ARROW & PROUDFOOT, Barristers, Solici-
tors, Goderieh, Ontario. J. T. GassoW,
W. PROMWOOT. 1186
CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON, Barristers,
Solicitors in Chancery, Goderich, Ont.
M. C. CAN.880x, Q. C., Enure HOLT, M. G.
CAMERON. 506
orrus E. DA.NCEY, late .with Cameron,
j
I Holt & Cameron Goderich, Barrister So -
Helton Conveyancer, Money to loan. 'Ben-
son's Old Office, Cardno's Block, Seaforth. 786
MANNING & SCOTT, Barristers, Solicitors,
Conveyancers, &c. Solicitors for the Bank
of Johnston, Tisdale & Gale. Money to loan.
Office -Beaver Block, Clinton, Ontario: A. H.
maexima, JAMES Scow. 781
"V HOLMESTED, successor to the late firm of
JL'. McCaughey & Ilohnested, Banister, So-
licitor, Conveyancer and Notary. Solicitor for
the Canadian Bank of Commerce. Money to lend.
Farms for sale. Office in Seott's _ Block, Main
Street, Seaforth.
IMPORTANT NOTICES,
jOUSE IN EGMONDVILLE TO RENT. -To
IA rent, that comfortable and commodious
dwelling 'Anise in Egmondville, recently oecu-
pied by Mr. A. Mustard. A good stable and all
necessary conveniences in connection. Apply
to THOMAS HILL.. 944
BULLS. -The undersign-
ed keep during the present season on
Lot 27, Concession 8, Hibbert, the -well-known
Thoroughbred Bull, "Lord Wilton," which has
proved hirnself a good and sure stock getter.
Also the fine young Bull, "Sir George Gwynne,"
sired by " 60th Duke of Oxford" (46265); im-
ported by Richard Gibson, "Merton. The deem
erf this bull and the grand dam on the sire' e -side
of " Sir George Gwynnit" was 4' Grand Duchess
27th," the sister of which was sold for an1,4/25.
The grand dam on the other side Wee also im-
ported, showing this bell to be of as good blood
as can be found in the country. Teres. ---For
'Lord Wilton," 82 to insure; for "Sir Gem*
Gwynne." 0, payable 14 January. DAlilD
HILL, Proprietor. 944x4
VARM FOR SALE IN MICHIGAN. -The
_12 Subscriber offers for sale his faim of 160
-acres, situated in the township of nem, Sanikie
County, Ifiehigan, This farm„ admitted by
those who have examined it, is the making el: -
one of the finest in the township. The soil isu.
day loam, and is well adapted to either grazing
or grain purposes. It is about 8 miles from the
thriving villages of 3farlette and Brown City,
both on the Pont Huron and ,Saginaw Reilroad.
There is on this place a young orchard; about
50 acres cleared, about 6 acres of wbieb is in
wheat, and 20 acres in grass. There were over
80 tons of Ha3.- grown on the plaee this season.
No 'buildings of any moment. Good schools
convenient•• --which are :also used as places ,or -
worship, Sufficient green timber for all prac-
tical purposes, the rest of the farm is principally
an old burning; have also 3325 owing to me,
which 1 have bound myself to accept in Clearing
on this farm. For further particulars apply to
the proprietor, J. A. REDMOND„ •Gagethwn
O., Tuscola. County, Michigan, or A. W. RED -
MOND, Marlette P. O. 944x8 .
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
In the Matter of the estate of the Ige
AndreW
The creditors' of „Andrew Hain-, late of the,
Town of Seaforth, in the Comity of Burone de-
ceased, who died on or before the 4-th day of
August, A. D. 1863, are hereby notified to send
by poet, prepaid, an or before the 15th day of
February next, to the nndersigned .Beatly,Chad-
wick, Blackstock and Galt. of the City of Tor-
onto, in the County of York, at Number 58,
Wellington Street East, Solicitors for John
Hannah, the Exeeutor uuder the Will of the said
Andrew Bally, their christian and surnames, •
addresses and descriptions, and the roll particu-
lars of their claims and accounts, and the nature
of their seenritye(if any.) Aed this notiee being
given under the provisicns of the Revised
Statutes of Ontario, Chap. 107, See. S4, the said
Executor will not be liable for the said estate
and assets, or any part thereof to any person of
whose claims notice shall not have been received
at the time of distribution.
Dated this 24th dayof December, A. D., 1885.
BEATTY, CHADWICK, BLACKSTOCK and
GALT, Solicitors for the Executor. 942-7
HURON AND BRUCE
Loan and Investment
01VIPA_M\T-117-_
This Comiiany is Loaning .71/2Ionoy on
F14,1111 fieenrity at lowest liates
of Interest.
Mortgages Purchased.
SAVINCS 13A1'K BRANCH.
3, 4 and 5 per Cent. Interest Allowed on
Deposits, according to amount and
. time left. -
OFFICE. -Corner of Market Square
and North ;Street, Goderieh,
110RACE HORTON,
Me N OkB
InGoder!Pli, Aust 51,11,1885, 022
.
SEt.AFOWtH
Furnit u re Warerooms.
If you want solid comfort call at
-R o be rtson's,
And bey one of those Celebrated Self Adjusta.ble
Easy Chain!, repreeeeted by the above :cut. Be
can also eupplY
Invalid .Chairs and Carriages.
_
lie' also sells the :west comfortable and durable
RIG -33M13
That is insole. His stock of
CABINET FURNITURE
Is very large and Complete. Intending purchas-
ers would do wea to give him a call before pur-
chasing el.ewhere: Warerooms one Door South
of Telegraph 011ice, Main Street, Seaforth.
"
M. ROBERTSON.