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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1886-03-05, Page 7ere, want it to ,ve pIety Ithe n look Goods,. )01.)S, VEEDS,, hody come s. naderar lathing to - :s, Collars, and yew. 5.ee 0 S., sda. these we Deen adding. now better • JR, ill in the ,vaits for pping done cents- pet alwaya 01) ed for oats. h hand an& any quan- qatly attend.' these mills& do se. Re. ViN ata ER ureter instate ;5tboliSe. DM. , Bargain& acer for taw :ended in sl left at Ulf ttended ricer for the di descriptFf terms. Au` Lot 4, Cow 77 UT of 31 _,usici pupils fittecs the expo_ _rnito eratoa root East at 87g MARcir 5 1886. quiamees!amear_____ )1 THE HURON EXPOSITOR. News Notes. -German exploringl parties haye been driven from the interior of Zanzibar by the adverseclimate. -Irish Presbyterians to the number of 328,100 have adopted resolutions de- nouncing the project of establishing Home Rule. -The Irish -American Council, of Chicago, after a stormy session, have voted to have no street parade on March 17th. -Two Mormon elders were taken from church by a mob at Gunnvitle, Tennessee, on Saturday night, 20th ult., stripped to the waist and flogged almost to death. -A man named Wm. Pratt, a brass - founder of Birmingham, England, while returning from New York on the steam- er Britannic, leaped over -board and was drowned. -Colonel Sir Edmund ,Ilenderson, head of the London police, who was severely- censured for the inefficiesidy of the force during the late riots, has re- signed. -Andy Holman, of Laketa, treasurer of Nelson county, Northern Dakota, is short in county fundi $11,400. He has bondsmen for $30,000,. but it is believed little more than $2,000 can be recovered from them. -At a meeting of the Loyalists (Sf county Tyrone . on Saturday it was re- solved ta oppose Home Rule and main.- tain the Union. -Thirty theusand persons have ap- plied: to the Mansion House, London, -for relief. _Mrs Parnell ba % prepared a scheine to apply the Irish Church surplus not yet exhausted to relieving the distress in Ireland. -Thomas Crandall twagered that he could drive 600 tenspermy nails in ten minutes at Hoosick Palls, New York. He tried it and (trove 547. . -In the breach of promise suit brought by Louise E. Perkins against E. J. Baldwin, the California. millionaire, at Los Angelos, California, for $500,000 damages, the jury awarded the plaintiff $75,000. -Late reports indicate that the hiss of cattle in Western Kansas and Eastern Colorado by cold weather will amount to 25,000. -Lord Salisbury is very ill from over- work. He has been ordered by his physicians ta take absolute rest, and win go at once to Riviera. -The Duke of Connaught, one of the best liked of the royal family, will short- ly go to India as chief * command of Her Majesty's forces in Madras. -At Tangir Island, Virginia, on Sun- day, four small children undertook to build a fire with coal oil. The can ex- ploded, scattering the burning fluid over the children and igniting their clothing. Two of them died, the other two were fatally ininred. -A large delegation from Listowel and surrounding municipalities intend to visit Toronto on the 25th inst. for the purpose of interviewing the Govern- ment on the new county question. -Mr. Henry Whitworth, the present sexton of the Methodist church in St. Marys, has occupied the position for 17 years, and during that time has neer missed a Sunday. -The collection bags in the Methodist church, Kirkton, were found to have been tampered with one. Sunday morn- ing lately. All the silver had been pick ed out and the coppers left. - -A parlor concert in the interest of the Methodist church was given at the residence of Mr. John S.1Coppin, on the Huron road, Mitchell, on Monday even- ing last week. Theie were about 150 people present, and the 1' handsome sum of.$40 was realized. -The 100th anniversary of the 'birth- day of Karl Wilhelm Grimm, the fam- ous sermon writer; occurred on the 24th tilt In honor of the occasion no,00a marks had been subscribed towards the construction of a monument for the brothers of Grimm, which will be erected in Harlan. -After eight monthsand a half the strike of the milers, heaters and rollers, employed in the mills represented in the Western Nail Association, is over. The first break was made a few days ago by theJunctiou Iron Comp thy, of Cleveland, whose min is located at Mingo, Ohio, signing a compromise scale of wages. The break causes much rejoicing where rs,000 men had been rendered idle by the strike. -A gang of safe blowers who have operated successfully throughout Chica- go during the last two months, have been captured and a large amount of plunder, including $30,000 worth of valuable papers secured. t -Mrs. Waldo, the deniented wife of Prof. Waldo, who is in charge of the Yale observatory at New Haven, COn- neeticut, on Thursday night eluded her nurse, climbed to the top of Pine -Rock, a bluff that rises up to a height of about 40 feet, and hurled herself down to the base of the rock. She .struck on her head and left side, sustain- ina injuries from which she died in less thqn twenty minutes. -The 134th anniversary of Washing- ton's birthday was celebrated as a national holiday at Washington, the departments, schools, banks and courts being closed, and there being a partial suspension of business. A national sal- ute was fired at sunrise by the regular army batteries, and at noon national airs were rendered on the church chimes. A local military company ;in the uniform of the continental arthy made a trip to Washington's tomb at Mount Vernon, accompanied by nearly 100 members of Congress. The tomb was -decorated with flowers and speeches were delivered by ('oramissioner 131ack silence), ill -wind that blows no good," " wild-goose chase," " scare -crow," " luggage " "row of pins" (as a mark of value), • viva voce," "give and take," " sold " (in the way of a joke), "your cake is dough." The girl who playfully ca.Us some youth a " milksop" is also unconsciously quoting Shakespeare, and even "logger -head "is of the same origin. "Extempore" is first found in Shakes7 peare, and so are ." almanacs." The "elm and vine" (as a figure) may also be mentioned. Shakespeare is the first author that speaks of "the man in the moon," or mentions the potato,.or uses the term " eyesore " for annoyance. Another often -quoted utterance may be here mentioned, simply because it is generally misunderstood: "One touch of nature makes the whole world kin," which is snpposed to express the power of sympathy, whereas it solely referred to tne wide -spread operation of selfish- ness. Love -Making in Japan. In houses wherein reside one or more ,daughters of °a marriageable age, an empty flower -pot of art ornamental char- acter, is encircled by a ring and suspend- ed from the window or verandah by three light chains. Now the Juliets of Japan are, of course attractive, and their Romeos as anxious as those of other lands. But instead of serenades by moonlight, and other delicate ways of making an impression, it is etiquette for the Japanese lover to approach the dwelling of his lady bearing some choice plant in his hand. „This takes place at a time when he is fully assured that both mother and daughter are at home, and I need scarcely say that neith0 of them is at all conscious that tlie young man is taking such a liberty with -the flower -pot outside of their window. It is believed that a young lover so eegaged has never been seen by his lady or her mamma in this act of sacrilege -at any rate, my friend tells me that dnring his long re- sidence in Japan he neer heard of one being caught in the ac - t, or being inter ferecl with in any way. The fact is, this act of placing a pretty plant into the empty flower -pot is equivalent to a proposal to the young lady who dwells within, and the Eastern fashion is, as I think, a delicate and most harmless way of proposing .to a lady. The youthful gardener, having settled his plant to his mind, retires, and the lady is free to act as she pleases. If he is the right man she takes every care of .his gift, waters it, tends it carefully with her own hands that all the world may see, In a word, that the d6nor is an accepted suitor. But if he is not a favourite, or if stern parents object, the poor plant is torn from the vase, and the next morning lies limp and withered on the verandah or on the path below.-Hoine Journal. -The amount of cheese manufactured at the Newry factory last year was 124,930 Zs., amounting to $10,368.85, being an average of 08.29-100 cts. per lb. -Mr. Archibald C-abson, of Fullarton, has bought Mr. James Watt's "Haddo" entire colt, for $500. Mr. Gibson in- tends taking him over tb the States. -Mr. J. B. Gough, the worldTenown- ed temperance lecturer, died oni Thurs- day rmo;ning last week, in Philadelphia. He was born in Sandgate, Kent, Eng- land, in 1817, and was in the 69th year of his age. Although dissipated in early life, after signing the pledge and re- nouncing his former excesses, which he did. in 1842, he became a staunch and untiring advocate of temperance. He was a thoroughly devout, Ghristianly, good man, who had no wish, as some appear to have, to make himself a hero even when sketching _his own degrada- tion or telling how far he had sunk and how reckless he had become. He ha.s died full of years though not a very old man, and leaves another striking illus- tration of what may be accomplished by - 8071e men in spite of the most unpropiti- ous • environ men ts. " Prof. Low's Sulphur Soap is hig,hly recommend- ed for the cure of eruption, ' chafes, chapped hands, pimples, tan, etc. 8-57.52m. woo.- Freeman's Worm Powders require no other purgative. They are safe and sure to remove all varieties of worms. 857.52ni. National Pills act promptly upon the liver, regulate the bowels, and as a purgative are mild and thorough. 857.52m. -e• Holloway's Ointment and Pills. As spring approaches a most favorable oppor- tunity offers for rectifying irregularities, remov- ang impurities,and erasing blemishes which have ansen from the presence of matters forbade by winter from being transpired through the pores. This searching Ointment, well rubbed upon the skin, penetrates to the deeply -seated organs, upon which it exerts a most wholesome and beneficial influence. Well nigh all the indiges- tions give away to this simple treatment, aided by purifying. and aperitive doses of Holloway's I'ills, round each box of which plain instructions are folded. Bilious diserders, loss of appetite, fulness after eating, lassitude gout and rheuma- tism may be effectively checked in their painful progress, and the seeds of long suffering eradi- cated by these remedies. 912.62w. In Good Repute. James Mcalurdoch, writing.flom Kinsale, says: " Burdock Blood Bitters as a remedy for diseases of the blood, liver and kidneys, has an excellent reputation in this locality. I have used it, and ; speak from experience as well as observation. It 1 is the only medicine I want, and I advise others afflicted to try it." 857.52.2w. - Handy tO Every household should keep some ready remedy at hand for painful diseases, sudden at- tacks of inflaanmation and accidental injuries. auch a remedy is best found in Hagyard's Yellow Oil for internal and external use. It cures rheu- matism, sore throat,- croup, neuralgia, lame back, sprains, bruises and burns. .857.52.2w. A Source of Great Trouble. Probably the most prolific source of chronic and Congressmen CabeiI, of \ IrgInlile I ills is indigestion or dyspepsia, causing unhealthy and Compton, of Maryland. Shakesperian Slang. The power of Shakespeare' over the public is shown by the extent to which his phrases, and, even his slang, have become incorporated into our language. In this point, indeed, he is unequalled. Among those are "bag and baggage," "dead as a door nail,- "proud of one's humility," hit or mise," love is blind," "selling for a sang," "wide world," " cut copies," fast , and loose,' Un- considered trifles," ,`" westward- ho," "familiarity breeds contempt," " patch- ing up excuses," "misery makes strange bedfellows," "to boot" (in a trade), "short and long of it;" "comb your head with a three-legged stool," "danc- ing attendance," getting even" (re- venge), " birds of a feather;" "that's Rat," " tag -rag," " Greek to me" send one packing," as the day is long," " packing a Jury,'"‘ mother wit," "kill with kindness," mum" (for Wood: Yet takenin time it ie positively curable.' Burdock Blood Bitters has cured some of the worst cases known, even of 15 years' duration. If troubled with indigestion try it. S57.62.2w. There is nothing Like It. There is no one aeinedy offered to suffering humanity whose use is SO universally and fre- quently required as Hagyard's Yellow Oil for rheumatism, neuralgia, colds, sore throat, deaf- ness, croup, lembago, aches, pains, lameness and soreness of of all kinds, when internally and ex- ternally used. .857.52.2a. • What is Good for .a Cold? Is a question often asked, but seldom satisfac- torily answered. We can answer to -the satisfac- tion of alt, if they Will follow our advice and try Hagyard's Pectoral Balsam, a safe, pleasant and certain throat and lung healer. Sold by all drug- giets. 857.52-.2w. Consumption Cured. An old physiciareretired from practice, having had placed in his hands by an East Italia mis- sioilary the formula of a simplevegetable remedy for the speedy' and permanent Cure of Consump- tion, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung affection, also a positive and radical i cure for Nervons Debility and a' I Nervou 3om- plaints, after ha tested its wonderful ca nisn tive powers in tho ds of eases, has felt it hit duty to make it.kn wn to his =filming fellow. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send free of chem.°, to all who desire it, this recipe, in German, French or English, with full directions for preparing and using. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, naminr this paper, W. A. NOYES, 149 Power's Block Roefiester, N. Y. 938-25 eow `-'41 41-4111. A Great Awakening. There is a great a,wakenini of the sluggish organs of the human system w enever Burdock Blood Bitters are taken. It nemeses the torpid liver to actiona reguletes the bciwels and the kid- neys, purifies the blood, and r6stores a healthy tone to the system. g.spene:liwly. ‘,87.52.2w. 1 I ' Dr. Low's Worm Syrup has removed tape wenn from 15 to 30 f et in. length. It also destroys all ' kinds of Years proved most complete healing turns, frost s he cold '• loughing ;Parke's en & Wilson, Fluid atic remedy. nable ne bottle n my feet -day (something ere it I- urpose m. Dixon, ottle at orth. I had yspepsia, est medical ew worse, ereat suffering,' lo think inust surely daching regor's .prove ell as I eamington. • iste, Seaforth. wormd. '857.52m. a e -eaasio-4.-- • and successful trial havc & Parke's Carbolic Cerate thc and satisfactory compound foi festeringseileers, cuts, wounds, co. felons, and for keepiug oui cleanse or prevent proud flesh, cay. Insist on having McGregor & Cerate, sold at 25 cents by Lums. druggists, Seaferth. 912.52w. of experience McGregor old sores, bites and (ito or d Carbolic ea, Iseao. , Lightning is siinply al marvellous rheu• I was for two haonths a cripple, to get out of the house from Sciatica. gave me instant relief, and.placed me again. I have driven fourteen mileE I could not possebly have dont not for Fluid Lightning) for the express of procuring another bottle. So says dananoque. Only, 25 cents per Lumeden & Wilson's drug store, Sea- 912.52*. • L1 1 for years beer a miserable sufferer from and aried all known remedies and the skill of my acquaintance, but still nail unable to eat anything without or do any kind of work. I began there was no hope for me, and that I die; when, like a drowning man at a :straw, I determined to give Mc- Speedy Cure a triaA, I at once began to so rapidly that in two months I was as had ever been in my life. -Wm. Evers, gold by Lumsden & Wilson, drug- Free trial bottles. 912.53w. MEDICAL. i , RS. ELLIOTT & GUNN, Branefield, Licen- tiates Rey -al College of 'P'hysicians and . urgeons, Edinburgh. At Seaforth every Saturz • ay afternoon. 1 Office, -Royal Hotel. 930. , G. S. MeDONALD, . clan, Sergeon, nd residence, that hison, Auburn _ M. D., C. M., Physi- Accoucheur, &c. Office lately occupied by Dr. Hut- 181 G. SCO . and Accenichea, esidence South oor east of the ; , M. p., &c., Physician, Surgeon, Seaforth, Ont. Office and side CS Goderich street, Second Presbyterian Church. 842• . W. . of c., Seaforth, • me as IR R. MACKID, 11 Toronto ollege 1 ffice in it rst door :eaforth, 1 BRUCE SMITH, M. D, C. M., Member the College tif Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario. _Office and residence occupied by Dr. Vercee. 848 . 1 i (late of Lucknow).Graduate of University, and Member of tae of -Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Cady -a3 Block, Residence, John Street, east of Engaish Church Parsonage, Ontario. 1 894 YE , DR. R. C.IP. ar and o, and Surgeon rmary. 1 phthalmic hroat and 317 ,Church EAR GEO. L. Throat, Late Hospital, Ear R. CS. Trinity to the Cliniqal Hospital. AND THROAT. ------ S. RYERSON, E., Lecturer on the Eye, Medical College, Toron- Mercer Eye and Ear In- Assistant Royal London Moorfields, and Central 1 Street, Toronto. , I VETERINARY. C. DOAN, of Ontario ntario. Calls lay. Veterinary and. Office, ....... EAFORTH 1110 Jarvis and 'resbyterian Church, • . :es of Horses, i eeticated animals, nfirmarr, or elsewhere, hargetemoderate. nary Surgeon. ry Medicines kept , Veterinary Surgeon, Graduate Veterinary College, Toronto, promptly attendell to night or ine_licines kept constantly on Huron Hotel, Zurich, Ont. 909 , HORSE INFIRMARY. --Corner ol Goderich Streets,next doorto the Seaforth, Ont. All dis• Cattle, Sheep,' or any of the do - 13uccessfully treatedat the on the shortest notice. JAMES W. •ELDER, Veter- P. S. -A large stock of Veterin• conatantl v. on hand THE 1 The above , 1 HUNCARIAN • 'The Mill greatly tbrougheut. THE IrATEST Ill "vow. BIG SEAFORTH. mills have. built upon 1 and Storehouse enlarged, and -AND- 11.1,inete41i MILLS, 1 , . • now been thoroughly re- the contplete ROLLER PROCESS. , Buildings have beer new machinery applied i IMPROVED ROLLS er 'Wei nli i vs an X 1U 1.1.1.11. U001.1.16 .1.T.ILCA,VAAAALG From the best Manufacturing Firms have been put in, and everything necessary added to enable her to turn outfiour SECOND TO, NONE In the Dominion. The facilities for receiving grain from fanners and for elevatingsand shipping have also deen extensively improved. Grain can now be taken from fanners' wagons, weighed, and loaded into care at the rate of 700 bushels per hour, by the work of two men. , A LARGE FEED STONE -FOR- QUSTOM CHOPPING Has been put in; and the necesisary machinery for handling chop and coarse grains. -A good shed has been erected, so that wagons can be unloaded and reloaded under cover: WHEAji EXCHANGES • Promptly, attended to, and FIRST-CLASS ROLLER FLOUR GUARANTEED. FMMID Chopped satisfactorily and without delay. ROLLER FLOUR, , BRAN, SHORTS, _ And all kinds of 'CHOPPED FEED Constantly on hand. - Highest Market Price Paid in Cash for any Quantity of W heat. APPLE BARRELS FINE, COARSE AND LAND SALT FOR SALE. Only first-class aria obliging men will be kept 'to' attend customers. ; The liberal patronee of farmers and general trade respectfully solicitea, A W. OGILVIE & CO.,. PROPRIETORS. T. 0,. KEMP,1 Manager. THE BRANTFORD cc LIGHT STE BINDER. earaeata aea.: " • i.5") if• if z. 0 w. 0) often -won ' • - eleer • . . ,77.4tr; • leanaa-afT.-;-.7 estSsif!!4" . . teallaeas•as P .... . .. . . . . • taaa..-sie ... • .. STEEL SHAFTING, STEEL DRIVE' WHEEL, STEEL HARVESTER FRAME, STEEL FINGER BAR, STEEL KNOTTER PINION, STEEL BREAST -PLATE, - • wm-ccr s=mr.. ; STEEL KNIVES, , STEEL SPRINGS, ' STEEL EXTENSION 8. Steel Binder in the M arkcet. Embodies all the latest improvements of the age, and is acknowledged to be the best Binder on the continent. Materials, the best procurable; workmanship, unexcelled; has never been beaten in any trial; is sure to please. Don't confound "The New Brantford Light Steel Binder" with theordinary wood -frame machine of other makers, as it is an entirely different machine, of far greater intrinsic merit, wid of much greater value. See and examine it, and you will buy no other. For sale by J. & R. A. JONES, Mitchell. ISAAC FISHER, Goderich. J. S. JOHNSON, Johrison's Mills. GEORGE KIRKBY, Walton. JAMES STEWART, Seaforth. C. H. GIRVIN, Goderich. J. H. ELLIOTT, Porter's Hill. EDWARD CHRISTIE, Exeter. JOHN MANSO-N, Brucefield. J. E. NAEGEL, Album. J. COCKWILL, Crediton JOHN CLEGHORN, Wingham. BOLTON ar, MeCARTHY, St. Mary8. S. A. MOFFATT Varna, General, Agent. • , St Julien RestaurantDUNN'S OYSTERS! OYSTERS! As the Oyster Season is coining in I am prepared to supply parties wishing Oysters in the Can. Shell or Bulk Oysters, served on the pretnises in every style. Just arrived a choice lot of American Choco- late and Cream Candy. Al other varieties kept contently on hand, Ora ges, Lemons and Fruits of all varieties in sea n. , AKI OWDE HE COOK'S BEST FRIEND You ones Doir Pi the IGARS ! CIGARS can get at the St. Julien Imported and Do - ie Cigars which cannot be surpassed in the inion. es and Tobaccos of every vai-iety remember lace opposite Main and Market Street. itt AS. BURGESS, Proprietor. LIME! LIME! HOS. CORNISH Wis ed to notify alt parties intending to build this season, that he will keep on hand a liberal sun ly of the best BEACHVILLE L15IE, at his Lim • House, at the following places: E Lama -Open all the time, and parties want- ing ime in this vicinity should not buy until the3 see him, as he will sell fie cheap or cheaper tha any person else. • H NSALL.-The Lime house will be open after the 5th April, on Tuesday and Friday of each wee , from 8 a. in., until 5 p. 111. CENTRALIA.-The Lime House will be open after the 15th of April, on Monday and Thursday of each week, from 8 a. in., until 6 p. m. THOMAS CORNISH. 948-8 Aurora Quick Train Watch. The Best Yet. SOLD ONLY BY M. R. COUNTER, LTM-VsTMI.Ji==?,, SEAFORTII, ONT. This Company manufaetures a complete line of full plate watchels, from ordinary to the finest grades, for all elegises of watch wearers. They are all made with qiiick train, and are es- pecially adapted for railread and all ordinary and severe service. All made dust proof, havethe 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, aii in, portant improvenient controlled by this Company The -stem-winding parts are made strong and durable, guaranteed as safe, more convenient and service- able than the key winders. The extra tine grades are made in stein wind- Only. Every watch is warranted by special certificate, which the pur- chaser receives from the Company's Agent. The number of Jewels in each watt% (which is en- graved thereon) indicates the quality; pur- chaseis observing this are sure to receive the quality they call for. The larger number of Jewels in the better grades also represents the finish, fine adjustment, and care in manufacture, which produces more accurate time and longer service. The qualities are dividedas follows: ORDINARY. -Two grades are made of this quality, engraved: "Aurora Watch Co., 7 Jewels." " Aurol it Watch Co., 11 Jewels." MEDIUM. -Four grades of this quality are made, -two in • Gilt Finish, engraved: " Aurora Watch Co., 11 Jewels, Extra." "Aurora Watch Co., 15 Jewelsrand two in Nickel, finely finish- ed, engraved: "Aurora Watch; Co.., 11 Jewels." "Aurora Watch Co., 15 Jewels." FINE. -Two grades of; this euality,-ene in Fine Gilt Finish ° and one in Nickel, engraved: "Aurora Watch Co., 15 Jewels, adjusted!' EXTRA IFINE.=Two grades of this quality, - one in .Fine Gilt and care lit Fine Nickel, engrav- ed : " Amon. Watch Co,,' 15 Ruby Jewels, ad- justed, Aurora, Illinois," • Remember Counter's, Seaforth, is the only place in tne County where these watches can be had. 1 M. R. COUNTER - Practical Watchmaker and Jeweller. MONEY WANTED. Robert Willis, The People's Shoemaker, Sea - forth, wishes to notify all those indebted to him to PAY UP AT ONCE, as he cannot carry on business without money, any more than he ean live without food. Remember, pay up at once, and ease your conscience. All accounts not paid by March 1st, will be put into court for collection. R. WILLIS, Seaforth. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN. -Straight loans at 6 per' cent. Interest payable half yearly, or 61 - per cent. yearly, with the privilege to borrower - of repaying part of the principal money at any time. Apply tO HOLMESTED, Barrister, Seaforth. 850e! DENTISTRY. 1 w&TSCN'7 DENTIST, Faculty Gold Medallist and College Gold Medallist,Toronto School of Dentistry. Rooms over Johnsons' Hardware, Main Street, Seaforth. 911 .a. a W_ 3- T1EJA R: , TID. S., M. R. C. and D. S., of j ,i. Ontario. Latest improve- ments in ever3, line. Satisfaction guaaanteed. Offica,-In Cady's c Block, opposite "ommal Hotel,erciSeaforth. Residence, --The Pl, piers, John Street. 941 Removed I Removed I a- 0_ '"NIC 1\T G- SEAFORTH, The Old Established Butcher has removed th 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 Otto favor him with their - patronage. Sal -Remember the place, between Henderson's Harness Shop, and -alcIntyre's Shoe Store, Main Street, Seaforth. 898 GEORGE EWtNG. T H E CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. Paid up Capital; $6,000,000. Rest, - - 2,100,000. OYSTERS! OYSTERS ! PRESIDENT, HON. WM. .-aaCMAsTER. Seaforth Restaurant. SEAFORTH BRANCH. Now that the season for .0yeters has •opened, I , would notify the Public that I can serve them with Oysters father in Shell, -Cane or Bulk -none I but the best Baltimore brand kept. - French Ban Bons and the hest American aria Canadian Confectionery always on hand. The best brands of Tobaccos aid Cigars also in Stock. Call and examine for aourselves. Happy to serve yon. Remember tare place, next Door to Reid and Wilson's Hardware Store, PROPRIETOR. ,D. S. CAMPBELL, -DRoviscut LAND SURVEYOR and Civ 11 Engineer. Orders by mail promptly at tended to. D. S. CAMPBELL, Mitchs11 The Seaforth Branch of this Bank continues to receivadeposits, on which inteaest Is allowed on the most favorable terms. limits on all the prineipal toWns and cities in Canada, on Great Britain, and on the United States, bought and sold. Office -First door SOUTH of the Commercia -A. IL IRELAND, Manager. F. HOLMESTED, Solicitor 639 Permanently located in London, No. lea, Queetas Avenue, a few Doors east of Postoftice. Special attcntieh elven to diseases of the Eye, Bad Sight and the Preservation of 'Vision, diseases of the Ear, Impaired Heating anddischarges from the Ear, diseases of the Throat. Chronic Inflamma- tion being a frequent cause of Deafness; dis- eases of the Nose, -, Catarrh being a erminion eause of impaired hearing. 948x26 Hotel. DR. WOODRUFF, LEGAL. I) C. HAYS, Solicitor, dice. Private Money to Ile lend at lowest rates of interest. Office - Corner of Square and West Street, Goderich. 774 T M. BEST, BarrLter, Solicitor, &c. . Omce- Rooms formerly occupied by Carroll & Dickson, Meyer's Block, over Johnson's Hard- ware Store, Main Street, Seaforth. Goderich Agents -CAMERON', HOLT & CA3IERON. 870 aal ARROW & PR UDFOOT, Barristers, Solid.- Ur' tors, &c., Goderich, Ontario. J. T. GARNOW, Wm. PROUDFOOT. 686 flAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON, Barristers, ke Solicitors in Chanceryi Ste., Goderich, Ont. M. C. CAMERON, Q. C., PHILIP HOLT, M. G. CAMERON. 506 LOFTUS E. DANCEY, late with Cameron, Holt & Camerto, Goderich, Barrister, So- licitor, Conveyance , &c. Money loan. Ben- son's Old Office, Cardno's Block, Seaforth. 786 Air /INNING & SCOTT, Barristers, Solicitors, Conveyancers, &c. Solicitors for the Bank of Johnston, Tisdale & Gale. Money to loan. Office -Beaver Bleak, Clinton, Ontario. A. H. 314NNING., JAMES SCOTT. 781 F- HD OLMESTE, successor to the late firm of McCaughey at Holmested, Barrister, So- licit:or, Conveyancef and Notary. -Solicitor for the danadian Bank f Commerce. Money th lend. Farms for sale. Otllco in Scott's Block, Main Street, Seaforth. THE PEOPLE'S Book and Fancy Store, SEAFORTH ONT. THE BEST PLACE IN THE COUNTY FOR Art e d lew ark MATERIAL.. Fine Assortment Just to Hand RIBBOSENE. PLUSHES, ARRASSENE, FELTS, BRILLIANT CHENILLE, CANVAS, FILOSSELE, - CORDS, EMBROIDERING SILK, TASSELS, CREWEL13IJ,K, • SHIELDS, STAR AND CRESCENT, PANEL RODS, ROLLING PINS, BANJOES, GUITARS, VIOLINS, MIMI OIDERING CHENILLE, :.'iLlPlatIta, OITOMAN A Ni) ANTIMACASSAR PATTERNS. C. W. PAPST, SEAFORTH. This great lifousenual atenienie-ranae amongst the leading necessaries of Life.- These famous Pills purify the 13101d, and act most powerthily, yet soothingly, on Ithe Liver, Stomach, Kidneys and Bowels, giving tone,energy and vigor to these great Maio Springs of bite. They are con- fidently recommended as a never failing remedy in an eases where the constitution, from what- ever cause, has leelonie impaired or weakened. Theyare wonderfully effieacious in ali ailments incidental to fernalkSs of all ages; and as a Gen- eral Family Medieffie are unsurpassed. Tts Searching apd Healing Properties are known throughout ;the World. tor the cure ef 13a,d Lege, liacl Brest, Old 'Wounds, Sores and -Uicera, it is an infallible, remedy. If effectually rubbed on the mei( and chest, as sat into meat, en res Sore Throat;. roma) tis, Cong.hs and Colds. For Glandular Swellinge and Piles it frets like a -harm. In Gout end ltheuntaisra, it never fails to afaard relief. • Manufactured only at Professor Holloway's Establishment, 78 New -Oxford aarcet (late 533 Oxford Street) London ; and sold at 18. atd., 2s. 9d., Is. fel., 115:, 225., and 30e. eaeh Box :and Pot. eta., 'Beware of Am- erican court terfeitse-Pachasers should look to the.Label on the Pits and Boxes. 11 the addrees is not 533, Oxfor I Street, London, they are spunous 921-52 HURON AND BRUCE Loan and Investment 0oMetti:).&1\1-1"-_ This Company is Loaning. Money on Farm. Security at lowest Rates of Interest. lbibrtgages Purchased. SAVINGS BANK 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, Goderich. HORACE IIORTON, MA7_,:dt Goderich, August 5th,18.35. _ 922 SEAFORTH FurnitureWarerogms. Ityou•want solid comfort call at M. Robertson's, And buy one of thoseCelebrated Self Adjustable Easy Chairs, represented by the above cut. He can also supply Invalid Chairs and Carriages. Ile also sells the most comfortable and durable S1:31R,Il\T3- 13M3:30 That is made. His stock of CABINET FURNITURE Is very large and Complete. Tritellding purchas- ers would do well to give him atall before pur- chasing elsewhere. Warerooms one Door South of Telegraph Office, Main Street, Seaforth. M. ROBERTSON. SEAFORTH PLANING MILL SASH, DOOR AND BLOM FACTORY rpnE subscriber begs leave to thank his numer- ous customers for the liberal patronage ex- tended to him since commencing business Seaforth, and trusts that he may be favored with a continuance of the same. " Parties intending to build would dowell to give him a call, as be will continue to keep onhand a large stock of all kinds of DRY PINE LUMBER, SASHES, DOORS, BLINDS & MOULDINGS, SHINGLES, LATH, &e. He feels confident ef giving satisfaction to those who may favor him with their patronage, as none but first-class workmen are employed. Palticular attention paid to Custom Planing, 201 JOHN 11. 3ROADFOOT, London, Huron and Bruce, Mail. Freight, 4.50r.n. 0.05 £M. 6.08 9.35 6.2.3 10.00 6.29 10.09 6.38 10.25 7.06 11.30 7.23 12.00 7.32 12.20 r. n. 7.47 12.50 8.05 1.20 Mail. Freight. 110 r.a.10.20 A.M. 3.30 11.23 ' 3.46 11.47 Goma NORTH- Express, London, depart_ 7.55A..m. Exeter._ ... .. .. 9.13 Hensall.. - .. .. 9.24 Kippen.. - '.. .. 9.29 13rucefield., .. .. 9.36 Clinton.. .. .. .. 9.65 Londesboro .. .. 10.11 Blyth .... .. .. .. 10.20 1-Belgrave.... „ .. 10.35 Wingham, arrive 10.50 GOING SOUTII- Express. ; Winghara, depart 7.20 A.M. Belgrave.... .. .. 7,38 Blyth- .. . .. .. 7.54 Londeshore .. .. 8.02 Clinton,. ,. .. .. 8.25 Brucefteld - .. .. 8.42 Hipper). . .. 8.51 liensall.. .. .. 8.68 Exeter... .... 9.13 London, arrive 10.30 3.55 4,16 4.36 4.43 4.48 4.59 6.00 12_00 12.45 1.10 1.25 1,40 2.35 5.30 Wellington, Grey and Bruce. GOINO NORTH- Accom, Express. Mixed. Ethel .. ... a . _ . 2.35 P, 11. 9.15 P.M 9.15 rale Brussels 2.49 9.29 10.00 Bluevale 3.06 9.45 10.35 Wingham ... .. :3.20 9.66 11.25 GOING SOUTH- ACCOTH. ACe0111. Mixed Wingham.... 7.00 A.M. 11.26 .4. M. 7.50 P.M. Bluevale _ ., 7.10 11.35 8.12 Brussels 7.25 11.55 e.50 Ethel.... .. - - 7.37 12.10 9.15 Train leaving Wingham at 8p me for Kincar- dine, runs on Mondays, Wednesdays and a ridays only. * Grand Trunk Railway. Trains leave Seaforth and Clipton stations as follows: GOING WEST- SEAPORTH. CLINTON. Express.... 2,40 r. r. 3.05 F. 11. Express ..... „ _ 8.58 P. If. 9.15 P. M. Mixed Train.. .... . 8 15 A. M. 9,48 x. Goma a:Asa-- Expecte_ .... 7.46 A. es. 7.25 Expreas .... , . 1.45 P. 3g, 1.05 P Mixed Ti•ain. . .. 5.30 la M. 4.-45 r. SEEDS. !-elected Garden Seeds, ehoice Flower Setele or any kind of Farm SetdS, you will be well plee sad with 3one crepe if 3 eu eend your oader.t 40 ROB _T. EV ?INS & Co,, Seed .,afercha74s and Orowt rs, IIAMILTON, ONT. S. -zend ;our address. for their Catalogue if you ant 5e5.:(1. vt0-4