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THE HUH N EXPOSI TOR. 7
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Essence of Business Law.
) - -
under the above l heading the Boston
Journal of Commeree publishes the foie
, Raving useful information:
The maker of an accommodation bill
r aete---that is,' one for which he has
o
received DO CO'llsideration, having lent
his name or credit for the accommoda-
tion Of the holder—is as fully bound to
all other parties as if there were a good
47114(1r3erAttreIn'e. e may be introduced to -
contradict or vary a written contract,
bat such evideuce may be received la
order to explain'the contract when it is
ia need of explanation.
If oue holding a check as payee or
•Otherwise transfers it to another, be has
aright to insist that the cheek be pre;
seatedthat day ar, at the fi.trtheat, the
day following..
Cheeks and drafts -- should be pre-
sented during busitiess hours, but in this
eountry—exeept in eases of banks—the
thee examds through the day and. even-
ing. 1
ela orad agreement inur.it be pro t ed by
etidena. A writ ten ngreemeut proves
itself. The lama prefers writtfsel to 'bral
evidence, beeauss of its precieion.
" Value received '3 is uhlutii 3 t , and
should be, written- in a note, butis not
essential. If net written it is priest -tined
by the law, ce," may be supplied by proof. -
If a note is lost or stolen it does not
release the maker. He utast pay it if
• the consideration for which it Was given
and the account can be proven.
If the letter containing the frotest of
nen peyment he pa:: in the post -office,
any mise srri tge does net affect the party
game .)ti'C.
A nete cadoraed in blank—the Dante
of the endOrser only written—is trans-
ferable by c slivery, the same as if made
pay -able to Fearer.
An agreetnent without consideration is
void; a note made ou Sunday is void ;
contracts Made on Sunda,y cannot be en-
forced.
If the drawer of a cheek or draft has
changed his residenee,, the holder must
use all reasonable diligence to fiad him.
A note made shy a, JmirL0riS void ; a
eontract made with a minor is void ; a
contract made with a lunatic is void.
The time of pa.yinent of a note must
not depend upon a contingency. The
promise must be absolute.
An indereee has ar right of action
against all whose names a ere on the bill
when he received it. .
Notice of protest may be sent either to
the place of busines3 or of residence of
the party notified.
A note obtained by fraud or from a
person in a state of intoxication cannot
be collected. .
A bill may be written ma any paper
or substitute for it, either with ink or
pencil.
The payee should be -distinctly named
in the note unless it ie payable to
a, bearer. .
Na consideration is sufficient in law if
it be illegal in its nature.
Principals are responsible for the acts
of their agents. -
The law compels no one to do imp,oa-
sibilities. I
Siguatures made with a pencil 'are
good in law. I
A receipt for money is not alwa.ys
i
only when . so
sonclusivt.
Notes bear interest
stated.
Ignorauce of the law excuses no one.
It is a frantl to conceal a fraud.
-Hay.
Corset". MEETtst;.--The Council met
pursuant to adjournment an Monday
Novetnber 1. A communication front
the Canada Compsay respecting the
road allowance on Blind Line between
Concessions a and 4, was read, and
ordered to be tiled. .Moved by Mr.
Heyroek seconded by Mr. MeEwen that
the foliewirea pereaus be appointed Dep-
uty ItAurning 0:licerS, for 11 Arline; the
kunicipal Eleutions for 1.887. For p
ling sub-div:it-io,n No. 1, James Bouthron ;
Na. 2, Mex. McLaren Na. 4, Moses
Geiger N. 5, Ilenjs min Surertts ; No.
6, Reinhard Cook : No. 7, Charles Troy-
er; and that a bnalaw IF0 panual con-
firming said ;1.1p4inttnent5. .Moved hy
Mr. Kalbtleisela eueonded by Mr. Surerus
that the Clerk la: instructed to advertise
the namination meeting by posters and
in the Exeter Timea. - The followino-
accaunts were plsseth ,James flowartr,
!limber ; ince an bridge, ;
C. Troyer, ;2ravel"..7..36- ; work on
; Robert • 3011, g • aye 1 ,. :.:4180.48 ; cc r -
face damage, 5.-n7.0 1: gravel-
ling read, ;•.,4l5.O0; . J. Alexander, gravel
S19.60; R. Cook, Itutth.fr
and J. C. K dblieiaii, lumber 6'23.59 ;
L. Hardy, repairing- bridge 2.09; J.
Spaekiu tn, gravel., 31; A. Geiger,
statute 1al r for tin; C uvula Company
kl; C. USwald, ravel VI).
Gaijar,. in„kin„, '-d5.75; ;Sorge
(YBriea, road ailowanee ; J. Oesela
work an drain :10. The Council then
adjourned tt . meet aeaia on Friday the-
2Ist of Deeember, at 10 a. in.
CrItleiner.
A furniture journal_ says : Ex.pri-
eneed. wood worker;: have always Con-
tended that u. giue jaint„ properly done,
is stranger than the wood itself. And
yet Mats often give way at the surf:tee
where the glafie is usell„ which is aceotMt-
ed far by ba.1 material. A smilar rcAson
IS frequently the true cause, which few
artisaus wish to k n owl e d gn. it 15
merely that skill is laekina. it glueing
wood, it is asserted Cay- cyropetent
authority, thit bad work is prtabsced' by
ta both ant -fosses.' ge-fd
lob is secured by applying the glue liot,
but not extremely en, to one surface,
which should be erqd, While the oteef
surface should b(i 111.1'tted at the stove,
but should have no elite upon it. BY
this Method the glue will permeate tite
wood and hind the surfan- togeqter
firmer their netere binds the fibres. D-
i -3 said by Ir. ),(1, cabinet makers that if
these preeilutiene are taken, lass difl
catty will found with glues whiele
. skilfully lihndhel, notelle will do !the
• .1 ,
work veneered of them.
The Int7...-Antor of Spec facies.
Few inventions have cenfeteed a
greater bles-ing on the ;Inman _race than
that whiele Ls .' •ts imp al vision It in
s ix haw mealy there are at
the present 31 iet telnees lives -Nv.m.1.1. 13J
alittlost vielt;It''.ess were it. not for the Use
sp ,elet.e."! _is. ital teal, 1)r. Johnsen
rightly caeb;ve surne:ee that sueli
a belie: let r as the discoverer of the
speet toles should have been regarded
with in lill'erenese an 1 fonnd na worthy
hiegraelter to tellehrste his ingenuity.
Unfortatettelv, however, his name is, a
niatter of much uacertainty ; and, hence
a•grateful paterity have been prevented
bestowing upon his memory that honor
.which it has so richly merited. :But it
may be noted that popular opinion has
long ago pronounced in favor of Spina, a
Florentine monke as therightfulclaim-
ant, although some are in favor of Reger
Bacon. Monsieur- Spoon' in his
- •
searches Curieuses d'Antiqutte,31 fines
the date of the invention of spectacles
between the years '1280 and .13 1 1, and
says that Alixander de Spina, having
seen a pair made by some saber person
who was unwilling- to communicate the
sec -tet of theitacconstruction,, orde .ed a
pair for himself; and fauna them s.r, use-
ful that he cheerfully and proinptly
made the invention public'. According
to an Italian antiquary, the per Al to.
whom Spina was indebted for his effor-
t -nation was Salvino, who ,died ii
year 131S, .and he quotes from a
-script in his possdssion an epitaph
the
ianu-
. 'Melt
record i the cireumstaarCe : " Here lies
Salvino Artnoto d'Armati of Mot enee,
the inventor of speeta.eles. May God
pardon his sins. The year 13 I 8.:'--
•
• Life in a Snowflake.
soine imaginative and wandeefully
learned. Germ -an scholars tell us that
every snowflakei is inhabited by 1 appy
little beings, who begintheir eXis etice,
bold their rcvas, live long lives of hap:-
piness and de1it4ht, die, and ttre b ried
all during the descent of the sin:a -flake
from- the world-ef clouds to the solid
a
lnd: These seol Ins also tell u that
every square foot of air possesses from
twelve to fifteen millions of inore less
perfect little beings, and that at -wery
ordinary breath. N1.7 destroy a m Ilion,
more or less, of these happy lives. 1 he
:sigh of a healthy lover is suppo..ed to
'swallow up about fourteen in
l'hey insiet that the dust, which will,
as all know, accumulate in the m st ee-
cure and secret places, is merely t e
re-
nutins of millions and billions of these
litae beings who have died of. oh age.
Alt this,i of course, is Mere guess vbrk.
But I (10 .know that the snow in some
parts Of the world is thiSkly inha. add.
I have seen new snow in Idaho black_
with little insects. 'People t her,. call
theta snow -fleas. They are as liv 1Y as
possible, and will darken your ifoot,:'
priata, walk as fast you may. Thy are
found only on the. high Mountain , and
only in very flesh an(1. very deep now.
They, of eonrse, do not annoy 3. bu in
auy way. They are infinitely smaller
-
than' the ordinary ilea, but they are not
ass -whit less lively in their locomotion.—
St. Nicholas.
We Take Pleasure
•
in recommedIag Hall's Hair Renewer to our
readers. It -restores gray hair to its youthful
color, prevents baldness, makes the hair soft and
glossy, does not stain the skill, and is the best
known remedy fur hair and scalp diseases
969.52.w. -
Marvellous.
One dose of lar. Chase's LiVer Curd will cure
sick healache, dizziness, and sour steniac 1. One
to te o bottles are warrinted to Cure liver com-
plaint. indi ,eetien and bilioueness. -, Sold sy E. V,
Fear, aginit fint Seaforth. 966.52w.
•
The Cheapest -and Des
On account of its purity and come itratial,
etrength and great power over disease, urdoek
Blood Bitters - is the cheapest and bee blood
cleansing- tonic known for ail (Reordered condi-
tiobs ofthe blood. 657.52.2w.
Accidental. -
A Chard. of Sterling-, in a rut -ea httei, etates
that he Met with all aceiCiellt SUllte time ago, bv
which one of his knee e sees severely hail' •ed. A
fir.v appli:•ations of IlagYard'S Yellow O•il afforded
immediate and complete relief. 857.52.2w.
Where to Keep It
"Keep it in your family. The beat remedy for
acrid en te and .emergencies, for burns, scalds;
aroisea, soreness, sore _throat, aroup, rheuma-
tism, andpain or soreness of a' kinds,
le that marvellous healing, -remedy, ilagyard's
Yellow 611. 857.52.2w.
Sure to- Conquer. •
The most tiuiil,Iesoiiie (smell iassure to richt if
timely treated with Hagyanre Peetoral Balsam.
Pleasant t-(,) take 1t11(1 Sate for youlig or old. 657.
A Good .Guarantee.
1[. n. Cothran, druggist,. Esciaester, ivrites
that he has guaranteed oeer het tlee ef fair-
doek Blood Ilitte'rs for tlyspepeia, bilious attacks
and liver and 'kidney troubles. ,fri re) ase ha;
it disappointed those who ueed it. II1
t}11" eanie gentealeatiefinetion.
Stratford, June 6th,
edillia troubled with asthma, tee
To^')
e'or several years I was
aving to sic up seven
eights_ in suCcession,
MEttICINE ileep and almost unable to 1
ro,R friend recommended •
LUNGS
LiVER &
.BLOOD
les").
greatly
IL:times
r eight
t�
reathe.
. Jugs
ledicilie and Pills. The fir, t bottle
_cave great relief, and arise • using
six.bottles %%ale (eared, and atilt 11,(YA.
Slee,p and WC*Vk re -1 well as eer.
itd7.52.2w. Pati -irk Flanigan, Farnter,'Downie
,,k;or sale by all druggists.
bYir. Low's Pleasant Worm Syrup, will
al kinds of worms' from children or
857.521a.
.National Pills are iinsurpassel as a staf a mild,
yet thorough, purgative, acting upon th
or. -ins promptly and effectually. 857.52m.
Prof. Low's NIteric Sulphur Sorip.—Ilealing,
soothing arid cl.earisine for all eruptive liseeees
of tile skin. Delightful for toilet tete. ,57.52111.
I caSes.
ireri on.
I
remove.
talultS.
Freeman's Warm Powders itre sate in a.
They destroy and reinoVe werneein chit
tvin'te. .
This is to certify that I have tieed Md ;regor's
:Speedy Cure .for (13-spepsia and liver cot iplaint,
and do honestly say that if it coat in of e him- -
deed dellare (=sum) a bottle I.would not b with-
out it, .as it has done me more good than all the
meilleinea 1 ever used, and I feel like an • walian.
—Yours truly, Alex. Steel', -Carleton P1a2e, Ont.
'Elia merit...hes is tor sale a.t 50c and l pc r -bottle
at Linuscien & Wil.so.n's drug store, S. etfortlie
64.2w.
1 in e.yoii ever tried."31cOtegar &•Parl. e's Cat-
.
holic Cerate for sores of any fdial't ft is beyond
doubt the very best preparation iii the market
forhealieg and (airing *tires, burns, cuts, pima '
ples blotches, .and•is the only proper method of
applying carboli•c. u.id. Sold ..at .1,1111i ;Jett et
Wilson's dime" ste-re, Seaforth for 25e er liox.
11,i1.52w. . . • '
The latest l'emetly •for coughs, colds
whoopin-r coog-h, bronchitis, etc., is Me;
o
itavrgonr-p, s
Lung Competent. There is no remedy 111 et-t-
ence containing any omeof the active ing 'ea ients
composing MeOregor's Lune COnipoura„' sa do
riot say you have taken everything- u itil yira
have tried this far yomecold or cough, a id yottr
opinionlvilf he the same as all who have used it, -
viz. that it is the best. Sold in 5ec and Catarrh,
ts,
p1-&a1eians and nurses in the United . States, and
is for sale by all druggists throughout the world.
Pace twenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure and
ask,fot "Mas. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, and
take no other kind.966.1y.
iOatarrh—a• New Treatment.
Perhaps the most extraordinary success that
has been achieved in modern medicine has been
attained by the Dixon Treatment for Catarrh.
Out of 2,000 patients treated during the past six
months, fully ninety per cent, have been cured
of this stubborn maladY.Ohls is none the less
startling when it is.remefiThered that no flve per
Cent. of patients .presenting themselves to- the
regular practitioner are benetitted, while the
patent medicines and other advertised cures
never record a eute at all. * Starting with the
claim now generally believed by the most scien-
tific men that the disettae is due to the -presence
of.living parasites in the tiesue, Mr. Dixon at
once adapted his cure to their extermination--:
Oils accomplished, he cla.iins the Catarrh is prac-
tically cured, and the permaneney is unquestion-
td, .its cures eAfeeted by him four years. ago are
cuires still. No one else has ever attenipted to
euro Catarrh in (his manner, and no other treat
ment has ever cured Catarrh. The application
of the remedy is, simple,, and can be done at
home, and the preaarntseason of, the year ie the
most favorable for a epetaly and permanent cure,
the majority of cases being cured -at one treat-
ment. Sufferers should correepond with Merwr8.
H. DIXON & SON, 305 King Street, West,
Toronto, Canada, and enclose stamp for their
treatise on Catari h.—Montreal Star, November
17, 1882. 882-52 -
,
•
Consumption Cured. •
An. old physiciaanretired front practic.c, having
had placed in his- hands by an East India Mis-
sionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy
for the speedy and permanent cure of Consump-
tibia Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat
and lame: affections, also a positive and radieal
cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervou eon -
plaint*, after having tested its wonderful cure
tive powers in thousands of causes, has felt it his
duty to make it known to his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive and a, deeire to relieve
human suffering, 1 will send free of eliargo, to
all who desire it, this re(ipe:, in Cerman, French
or English, with , full directions for. preparing
and using. Sent hy mail by addressing with •
stamp, ;Fermin this paper, W. A. NOYES. 149
L'ower's Block Rochester, N. Y. :9,3-215eow
The Appetite
May be increased, 1)igestive organs
strengthened, and the ellowels regulated,
byetaking Ayers Pills. 'These I'll's are
vegetable All their composition.
They eontain neither calomel nor any ot her
dangerous drug, and thayle takeu
perfect safety -by persons of. all :tens.
4
1VaS a great sufferer from Dyspepsia
and Constipntion. 1 had no nppetite,
becilme grimily debilitated', and was con-
stantly afflicted Nvith Headache and Dizzi-
ness. 1 consulted our funtily doctor. %VII°
1/1t1iell1g'd for me, nt various times; Iv it 11 -
out animating more than temporary relief.
I finally commeiwed taking Ayer's l'ills.
In a short time iity digestion and appetite
IMPROVED
my. bowels were regulated. Mut, by the
'time 1 finished two boXesof fil(ri•le Filk my
tendeney- to hendaelles lied -disappeared,
and .1 ,beefame shame—and — DIrUI
M. Logan; ilmington,
THE C 'LEBRATED
1:Z.. • 11 A 8 E Y's
MANDHA E DANDILION
LIVE OURE:
Have you Liver . ompla,int, Dyspepsia, Indi-
gestion, Biliousness, Jaundice, Headache, Dizzi-
ness, Plait in the 13 ck,. Costiveness, or any dis-
ease arising from a deranged liver, Dr. Chase's
liver cure will Weil id a Sure and certain remedy.
Nature's Remedy— he. unqualified success of
Dr. ChaseLiver Ci re in Liver Cbmplaint rests
solely with the facthat it is compounded from
nature's well -know liver regulators, Mandraks
and Dandelion comi ined with many other inval-
uable roots, barks a id herbs, having a powerful
effect on theRidney , Stomach, Bowels and blood.
It-Iva:hundred thous rid sold. Over one-half mil-
lion of Dr. Chase's.- leceipt Bool.e were 801(1- 10
Canada alone. We rant every lean woman and
child who is troubl d with Liver Complaint to
try this cxcellent1 remedy. Something new.
Give away free. W apped aromid every bottle
of Dr.,Chaseei Liver ure is a. valuable Household
medical Guide and eccipe I3ook (84 pages), eon-
taining.over 200 use n1 receipes, pronounced by
medical men and c ruggiets as invaluable, and
worth tee times the nice.: �f the medicine. Try
Chase's Catarrh (Jur'. A safe and positive reme-
dy. Price, 26 cent'. Try Chase's Kidney and
Liver Pills. Twenty dive cents ijer box. Sold by
all dealers.—T. EMI ANSON & Co., sole agents,
Bradford. For Sal& by I. V. FEAR, /ruggist,
Seaforth. 906-52
I wastroubled, for over a yeata with
Loss'of Appetite, mid (1eneral
eommenced taking Ayer's Pills, 1111d., be-
fore finishing half mhos of this medicine,
my appetite and strength W Cr0 reetured.
--C. O. Clark, Danbury, Conn.
A yerzs Pills are the best medicine
known, to Me for regulating the boirels,
and fOr all diseases eaueed by 8 disordered
-Stomach and Liver. I sufferer -I for over
"three .years with Ileadaelie, Indigestion,
and Constipat ion. 1 had no appetitc, and
NVaS WUilk and nervous mosteof the time. °I
BY USING
three boxes of _Ayer's Pills, and, at the.
sante - time dieting .myeelf, 1 witS com-
pletely cured. My digestive. Organs are
now in good order. and 1 nm in perfect
health.e-Philip Lockwood, Topeka, Kans.
Ayer's Pills have benefited ma wonder- .
For months 1 suffered from Inch-
ge:4 ion and Headache, was rest loss .at
night, and had a bad tas1e. in my mouth
every morning. After taking ono box of
-Ayer's Pills, all these troubles disap-
peared; my food digested 'well, and my
sleep ..was refreshing, —Henry C. Hem-
menway, Rockport, Mass. .
was eured-of the Piles by the te-e of
Ayer's .Pills. They not only relieved Inc
of that painful dkorder. but gave Inv in-
creased vigor, and restores1 my heultia—
John LazarusiSt. J011.1), N. B.
-
Ayer's PlitS
.1)1 -el -aired by Dr. ,T. ..A yer& ('0-, Loa en. se aaa
Sold by all Druggiinas and Dealer s ii;A:6k 11;e.
a
ROFUL
Humors,
Erysipelas,
Canker, a
bottles la- Lainsden & druggi.
loath. 964.5-2w.• •
littve you toothache? f-setFlaid Ugh.
• : iaN ou rhe'uniatisnr? C•se Elide" 1.47
I lave volt a stilt- joi LI t 1.`;...,e Fr lid Li:
liar,: neuralaitCf . ("se Fluid Light:
Have you I tinilete-o ? rzte •1,ig•fitt
in-
;rC ,vou troubled with. headis-lie?. 1 •e Fluid
Li-shad:es% • ; •
itave oiaany pain ? nes Fluid Lights int.kr.
ft wi11 vela you 1.1el:is:tent it is aeolit • LP aiN up
_ Try- it. 25 cent,. pe: ottie Asia sderi
drug' st Soat • cured by
Be on Yo- r Guard.
' •
sneeavaievelop ;teen' inteecatarrh iviien aim ocen ri.fyin
Do.ct atiow (",1:1 m -tqe ro vly 11(1
lee ve f,,r ee, c .tits. A few appliestinis will
, •'flt.11111. 1 Inc to t i)( "•;:eS Mill
yore ar 1--- ----- ca:arrli. Co rive le ace: will
rare chrome Dr. g-nase vatar
by lili 1(,,tier:1 at pt.,.
Ad -vice to lvlotlaers.
10;1 clistui bed aad broken• of your rest by _
a ehild •sie7eri2g mill • 3-1,3ing with ietin ef
teeth e If so eund :it 'onee 111 11 get it
I, • . uf " "Isiott•ing S;, run " for
1"-eu • Its valut, ilicaleulal'ee. It
w.l: relaa c• poor little sufferer •ialine,iiate.ly_
upon it, mot -her; twerp is no mistake
it. Is vereeds•steitely and diarrloea, regla - 's
ho..•_t„....st.01,1m.h and id colic, at
soft es the glints, reduces itillammatiOn, and q
tone and energy to . he whole systent:
" Winslow's Soothirig• S3-rup " for • children • •
teethina is pleasant to -,the taste and Lithe pre-
seriptioei or one of the oldest and bet female
•
the blood
cur -t.:- wit h
s
T tlo not believe that
Ayer's Sarsaparilla has ,
an .egrial as 8. remedy
for Serofulous Ilu- ;
mom. It 18 pleasant
to take, gives strength
and vigor to Ow body,
and produces: a more
permauent, lidding, re-
sult than any medicine
I eVer
Ihines, No. Lindale, O.
- I have used Ayer's
Sa rsa pa ri 11a, imi in fain-
- ily, for Scro-fula, and
know, if it is taken
f al fitfully, it will
thoroughly eradicate
this terrible disease.-- •
W. F. Fowler, 31. D.,
Greenville, 'rem).
For forte years I:
have stiffered with Ery -
have tried
all' sorts of remedies
for my edmplaint, hut
found 110 relief until 1 -
c(»n lil eneed using
A ye r' s
After -taking ten bot-
tles of this medicine I
emlijilefely cured.
-Mary C. Amesbury,
Rockport, :Me.
1. have $ufVered, for
yerirs, from Catarrh,
which wan so .severet
1 that. it destroyed my
appetite and Weakened
my syf!?tont. After try-
ing ,ot her remedies,
end getting no relief, I
hoL:7ren lo take Ayer's
aneeeparida. 'and, in a
!_few montlisovas Cltrelt.
- SII -4111 L. Cook, 909
AlhenV -st.. Boston
• Ilighltrinle, Mass. -
U Ayer's Saraeparilla
is superior to :Inv blood
.0).urilier 1111)1 1 have
I ever tried. I bave
121011 it for 4e1'0fula.
('a n , Salt -
l 1Z 11,•1in t. and received
: henefit i f10111 it,
;1 t gnod, for a-
-1 xyeak
.1.a11e 'Peirce, South
Sarsaparilla,
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass
Price 81; six bottles, 85.
CAM
ATH
BELL'S "
RTIC
F41 P 0 W\I
/ra is effective in small
doses, aets without
griping, does not, (-
C:ISi01.1. naueen, and
will not create irri-
tation and congestion
,do many of the
usual entharties ad-
asn a
ministeri d in the
fOrlil fTills. &c:
Ladies and Chi]-
.
dren having the rtmet sensitive Sto-
machs take this medicine without trou-
ble or complainiti
Cam CATHAIVTIC COMPOt'ND
C.SPeCIII;IY ad iptest tor the cure of
Livn a COMPLAINTS AND- B11,10176 MS -
0111)1E1{8.
FOR ACID ST04ACif A :C.-13 Loss OP AP-
PETITE.
FOR SICK BEA IPACTTE xi D'VFNPEestA..
Fon. CONSTIPA't ION on. CosTi vENES-s.
yon ALL (7,0afritersTa an let xr; FRON1 A
DISORDER'. D STATE OF TI1E STD-
MACII.
This medicin being hi. liqnid form,
die disste can )C easily regulatOd t.)
11100t the requir 'ments of differenaper-
eons, thus nn king it equally well
adapted to the lee of the little child as
to the adult. 'ut up in three. ounce
bottles, and sold by ail dealers in
family inedicin
;
1.,.1.%1 •
• &LII1FMx-
rs,
" fjir
's.
Price 1 atail, 2 Cent,a
-•ne
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Physicians, blisters, Missionaries,
anatiers bf
Plantations, Nurses in. I I f.soita
--in short, eperybOi-ly ercrywhcre
who has e4cr a trial.
TAKEN INTER:x ALLY -..f‘xix.E1) aerrit A
WINE (1 LAS OF NT LK AND
SUGAIt, rt' WILT, BE FOC.ND •
A NEVER FAILING.
CFBE
SUDDEN Ce) ,Ds, CHILLS, CON-
, GESTION: c
'a STOPPAGE ()F
- TION, ClZ,VAIPS,
PAINS IN T1 E STOMACH, ST. -7.11-
M Ell, AND P.( WEL MarpasksiNn's,
SORE "']I 11()AT &ca. --
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Le Are.a.
MONTREAL, P. Q.
To Gentlemen!
K.
PILLMAN,
SEAFORTH'S
WELL-KNOWN TAILOR
Wishes to inform the gentlemen of Sea -
forth and vicinity, that he now has as'
nice an assortment of Cloths suitable for
all kinds of garments, as can be found
in any similar establishment in the
county. He -has also added a very nice
and complete stock of
Gent' Furnishings.
Having engaged the services of
JAMES LEATHERLAND as eutter,
he is prepared to guarantee satisfactiOn
in style and tit.
Prices reasonable as usual. His shop
is first door south of the Bank of Com-
merce building. Give him a trial and
satisfaction is assured.
M. K. PILLMAN5
SEAFORTIT.
•
THE BP '0'1_1 P-
i , g
The above mills have now been thoroughly re-
built upon the complete -
HUNGARIAN RULER PRUCESS.
The Mill and Storehouse Buildings have been
,greatly enlarged, and new machinery applied
throughout.- s
THE LATEST IMP211rED . BOLLS
• —AND—
Flour Dressing Machines
From the best Manufacturing Firms have been
put in, and eveeything necessary added to enable
her to turn out flour
r.;;ECOND TO N
In the Dominion. The facilities for receNing
grain from farmers and for elevating and shipping
have also deen extensively improved. Grain can
.now • e taken from farmers' wagons, weighed,
and leaded into cars at the rate of 700 bushels
per hour, by the work of two men.
A LARGE. FEED STOWS
_ —FOR—
CUSTOM CHOPPING
Has been put in, and the necessary machinery for
handling chop and coarse grains.
A good shed has been erected, so that wagona
can be unloaded and reloaded under cover.... ,
WHEAT EXCHANGES
• Promptly attended to, and -
FIRST-glASS ROLLER Hi -MR
GUARANTEED.
0138`11101V1 :E11-0=13
Chopped satisfactorily and withoutdelay.
ROLLER FLOUR,
BRAN. SHORTS,
And all kinds of -
CHOPPED •• FEED
Constantly on hand,
Highest Market Price Paid in
Cash for any Quantity of.
Wheat.
InAnintninnnientTrnIffal11,01.11111.111
PNYRUY.1 WAFEHSI
Prt vcription of a phYsician mho
teei a life tome expellent.° 111
ding fetnaleslisNeaes. ls esed
ithly with erfet sucpcss
(.1(1 10,000 ladies. Pleasant. sat
(471 Mital. leetiee ad; 3 our d rue -
gig . for Pennyroe al \\*eters and
ta'ac, 110 1.4144111,1t e, .or in close pc)ht-
for settled pa rtictila rs. Sal by
11111121,&11.s, ;7:1 per 11(1,,... Add 1eF11
ENI1Ca14 Ida, Detroit. Yi
1 by Liiirsaicti .Sc Wile:4a I. V.
dsts paler:01y, 9e9-52
ha.
tre
,
TIIE, EUREKA CI
t1iJ'SOId in Seafort
Fear, and by Drug
Still Al
H. L.
CA
And dealers in Sii
tionery.
Vegetables, Oral
Fruits.
Familiefe Hotel
in bulk, .can be .1
Canned Goods,
best -brands kept
Every attention
serve you.
Pe•member • the
Reid & Wilson's
Seaforth,
ead Of
ITH
AIIO
',A) 0 •
ericab Cantenn, Ce,fec-
.
ges, leat.ciesahd ail kinds of
, awl others ishine Irs
pplied at r: -
Tobacco,: and Civars of the
.onstently on haief
aid to ensteaners. Happyto
- place. Firet i'os r Nerth o
lardware Store, Mein Street
MITH & Co.
----------------------
959
APPLF BARRELS
—AND--
letesikts.",t.
F 1.7. SALE.
T
WI
forth.
LEGAL.
. HASTINGS,Solicitor,ete. Office—Cady's
Block, opposite Commercial Hotel, Sea -
974
EA ,fElt LEWIS, Barristers, Goderieh.—
Opice, oppoelte the Colborne Hotel. 976
HAYS, Solicitor, &c. Private Money to
lend at lowest rates of interest. Office_
of Square and West Street, Goderich. 774
R.c
Corner
T M. BEST, Barrister, Solicitor, &e. Office—
s) ,Soonis formerly occupied by Carroll &
Dicks*, Meyer's Block, over Johnson's Hard-
ware lltore, Main Street, Seaforth. Goderich
Agent4—CamBRON, HOLT & CAMERON. 870
•AI ROW PROT:1)11100T, Barristers, Seal-
•irs, Goderit-h, Ontario. !J. T. Gaiteow, .
Wm. rito-twota. 4 686 Which have been made especially for thie county
I have greatly improved my Gang Plow for this
• season and feel satialied Si I t} at it is ti
FARMERS, IT WILL PAY YOU
—TO CALL AT THE
HURON FOUNDRY,
—NEAR TIIE--
HIGH SCHOOL, SEAFORTH
And see our stock of
IDDOW
fe(AM,ERON, 110LT dr. CAMERON, Barristers,
Sblicitors Charicery, Goderkle„ Ont.
M. C. rams:RON,. Q. II()LT, M. G.
Cenral es. 500
• — US E. DANIEY, late with Cameron,
1 olt & Cameron, Coder:eh, Barrister, So-
licitor, Convq3-ancer, &c. Money to loan. Ben-
son`e Old Office, Cerdno's Block, Seaforth. 7S6
AtINING & • SCOTT, Barristers, Solieitors,
J.11. .Coli v eyati vete, &c. Solicitors for the )1ank
,of Johnston, Tiedale & Gale. Meeey to loan.
Mire Beaver ',lock, Clinton, Ontario. A. IL
-G, JAMES SCOW. 781
11) nig
best in the market. Our
LA;fv,i,
Are large' and heavy, elan:idea; lieht and drug
good work. Our .
Are Made from Hard Iron, al:1: will last longet
than any other iiiae:Aine made. Bak speda1
tools for reentliiig w. can gurtrautee
satisfaetirm. Special attention c:ven to
• St • I
Realiers, 11 w; re eh i 'it tieS, - and
all kinds of machinery repaired on 1,..h0rt ne.tice
•and!at reeeonable rates.
s
pairing taln Engine---. Say, and Grits
Iv. I OLIIESTED, suecessor to the late firm of
INIcCaughey & Ilohnested,! Barrieter, So-
1.1ieitor, Conveyancer and Notary. Solicitor for
i• the'Cahadian Ilank of Commerce. Money to lend..
Farms for sale. Office in Scott's Block, Main
Street Seaforth.
Only first-class and oblieiug- men will be kept
to attend customers. The liberal petannee of
fermers and general trade respectfully solicited.
A. W. 1;:,LILVIE & ,
PROPRIETORS.
O. KEMP, Manager.
T,HE COOK S BEST FRIEND
GREAT :UH PRESCHPTiON
A successful insdicine tested
',‘ er 0 years in titOtti 01
t0408. Promptly cures Nen
cons Prostration. 11 ealon:,,s of
Brain, Spinal Cord, and Gen
erative Organs of eitlwr sex, Emiseione and all
ills caused by indiscretion or over eeertlion. Six
peekteres is guava:IWO to divet a cure V. hen all
etherauedicines fail. One pack:astral, six paeke
ages iS 113 Mail. Sold 1,. drugui-t'.. Write Mr'
Pam ohlet. Address El• Eit A 111 i ;MI CO.,
Detroit, Miele itee'•3041 111 Seaferili 1-3-" Lunf-
sdeu d Wilson, 1. V. Fear, J. S. Roberts, and
Druggists generally.
Removed 1 Removed
a_EJ W 1 IT
SEAFORTH,
Vac Old Establiahed llnt4htr 1--a- rzn /al te
new premises inniveliat,dy oppee:'t.; Old
Stand, Main Street, Si -fn h, v. h' 1st- a ill la
Tleaseal to rilert peeroes 11.f.M)
II('W ones ae may Ave lIt to fa" or i..11:1 ti.•11
patronage.,
VITRianentber th, 1 -k.,
lIarnr:,.x; Skop, and re\ :•• 1 , 11
Street, Fetiforth,
808
ENTRANCE
Th.• Ent:n.(1(.0 F•otivh.-: 13, fee aa. •T
tl sclviele tia I -nee ; .
(hivor, 1.1 -1 .
1.11N1•!-.1),I..Y. aht1 -7,
(I11'.'; el' Dee,',l.. -, I-- s • :.
((t('1 ;W. rnit-44 at 1". .).1! ,;•• ,;( io-
te), 11,.‘"dlit't.1,- ti.1 S11111 ir ••
1. .1. ;: N:.
R. A., *rill; NV. I:. a la, i; ::
or flit, onfier-i•_vell.
1) N1 M •••••
N. 1 . i;
D. S. CAMPBELL,
MONEY TO LOAN.
sar 01/NEY TO LOAN.—Straight loans at 6 per
k cent. Interest payable half yearly, or tt
per (Tat. yearly, with the privilege to borrower
of repaying part of the principal money at any "
Mine. Apply to Y. II01,MESTED, Barrister,
Seaforth. ' 1 850
DEINTIsTiz.x7.
BALL, L. I). S., Boner Graduate, mem-
N,X. her Royal Dental College, Toronto, eue-
cm-Ism; to D. Watson. Ai1 operations earefully
performed and guaranteed. Chloroform, ether,
gas and local agents used in extra*.tion of teeth.
Platee inserted at price•S agreed upon .with Mr.
Wats0n. Rooms over Johnson's hardware, Sea -
forth.. Prices as low as good work can be done
, for. Residence same as that oceupied by Mr.
Wateon. . 980
• '
W_ a_ piEJ A
7 g7" D. S., M. IL C. and le. S., of
47
, Ontario. Latest improve- 1
• 11:‘ ments in every line. Satisfaetion
guaranteed. Ofilee,—In Cady'e
Bloekl opposite Commercial Hotel, Seaforth.
llesid dune—The Poplars, John Street. 941
& SON, Den-
tists,•of Exeter, Ont. One
the above will visit Blyth the
laet Thursday, and following Fri-
day or each month, at Milne's 'Hotel, will visit
z'u-ictt the first Wednesday of eNery month at
Peinc's Hotel, and llensall the f-ollowing Thurs-
day o every month at Reynolds Hotel, where he
will wrform all dental operations. Teeth ex-
tractdd with a new Japan anesthetic, xi hieh re-
mOveti nearly all pain. PartieS desiring new
teeth will please call earlv in the'merning of the
first day. Charges moderate. Terms cash. 984
- T1 KIN:43IAN, Dentist, L. •ID.
- • 't I f, ., will be in Zurich at the ,
•: /.1Huron Hotel, on the last Thurs-
"-taa -1a ofeaeh month:, and in Hen -
sail next day, (Friday,)at Reynolds' Hotal. Teirth
extrai-ted with the least pain possible. All work
first alass at liberal rates. 971
MEDICAL.
AVM. HANOVER, M, D. 0. M., Graduate of
- McGill 'University, Physician, Stirgeon
and ..tAccenehem, Seaforth, Ont. Office and re-
sidence -North side Ood•erich .stret t, that brick
hous4 east of the Methodist church.. 961
118,..13
ELLIOTT S.' 01.I.!'.;'N, nm:field,
Licn-
tiates Royal Cellege of Physieians and
Surg+ons, Etlinburah. At Seaforth every Satur-
day afternoon. Oilice,—Royal Hotel. 930.
T pa SCOTT, M. D., &c., Physieian, Surgeon,
„ and Accoucher,/ Seaforth, Ont. Office and
realdtnee South side 'of Goderieh street, Second
Dooldeatit of the Presbyterian Church. 842
1Di 8, a0).11111.511,)rItt,ineollliiessr
of thr Co11ete 01 Setfnrth, °aeries. Oniee and residence
seaneate oceupiell by Dr. Yereoe. a48
MACKID, (late of Lneknow) Graduate of
Toronto I'M ersity, tied 31.1111,. r of toe
tillegu of Physiviano. end Sere -eons of Ontario.
01.lice, Fear's dries saire. 11(-11 *5)00, .3 able Street,
first -door etot ot English Chureh Pars,mage,
Settforth, Ontario.
•
V E'rEltIN:A R test.
T'a . J. Ni IT,SON, V. S., lIonoriel giaduate of
I,' Toronto veterinary College, _Registered
.Mentlyer of -the Veterinars• Medi..al Association
of Gram to. liavit,g hat; st ver.i I 3 eta's expt Heliee
can Ile found 3 -reran -Il to treat all diseases •of the
donnatieated 0on1i,al4 on the latcet end 1110141. j111-
pro: ed priiii•iples. Treatiipait . of delicate 100.4
_and , teuth dreesine, 0 specialty.Beeidem-e:
i
I .f95:1., -i- f
1.10 ;a Hate', fee:aurae :
; -
QEAFORTII HORSE IN Fl IfMARY. --Cernerof
i .3 .Nrvis and Goileric h streets, DeXt dilOr to the
Presbyterian Chun lt, Se:,.fort 11, 0:t. .1.1
li ell$0.; of lloreee. rattle. Sheep, or any of the de-
, meta -at -(-d anin.als, sacees-tidly treated at, tint
1inirhiar3, or elsewhere. on the ehorteet _Tenet e.
niar!ttes mo±jerat v. JAMES W. "ELDER, V eter-
inarY SureaOn. I'. $.--A large stock of. VeLerin-
ary Mediciece kept 3 11114-3111)t :1- on band
. . .
A 1.7CTIONEELLS•
T BRINE, Lieens,d- Auctioneer for th.•
Connt:t of Huron. Sates attended in al
rani; of the Comity. All melt.re 13 ft at T.IIE
Exp.-AM/II 011iee AN IiI be promptly attended to:
S AFORTH PUMP WORKS. -I
Iir returnie,...: 11,0111:5 to try twiny cm-ton:cr.
for totar patr.011:q:e Fitlf.f. 0' *11)11, ,,,
it -1,,i,,.. ase
u -,....a,
s ,
in SI atm th, 1 would ;aid that 111 order to suppli
the denials' for
--a •/- .4- Tip- -a fli rtir cf rn Ts n TT co
.1.- C.! .111.E- •-.) it; .1.0 1 .?...', .n, .1..`i la
2
, 1
1 Lae, I hare 1 tit it, Steam Power and - more 1,ew
imieliiiiery, alai can zios. do 14•3 stork ,ilfieker
told ,I., I ter, told as I tise nom. but the Is st me-
ter:al 1 van get, Mel do as ereel a 0111 :le I !snow
hoe i, 1 bop, :o ItirrIl. ft eo-,1;L:i0a11ee of your .pat-
romere. - ef'4TO:41 Pl..1.:\ ING AND BAND
-p IIa.aND areteenvon sea (se-
F.neineer., O•rders by meet psemetly at '
tended to. D. S. CAMPBELL, Mitsae 1. ;
0 A SPECIAL11-1". ;
CLUFF.,
le se._ 1 arsen 1,a• ai.st t() rereipt.a.D the. •e•-
tag111 11. 1.1 flee peet ektel pre; lous 3 ears. Al %let
r- 7t pc' t
L tst tiis
c
I
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•Cp,;;;.-„itt 1.- -41-„Ts.
_T PANS, S;s1 0.K E
:. al 1.,-1- ef -1 iree i 111..
AM AND- WATER PIPE FITTIIICS
(44 -,..t.„ -,,t), (.13
•---
1 a el, r, "eV fer ra:
30 P. P. New St' -c! Eii3.r.
1 8 H.P. 1"--;esv
nialete 21d-hanfl Thrt.shing
.r. Farehee, p--rf.tor,
iig irder. 1;11: eni,1 cheat . ealers '.ili
reef. Ix e pron.pt.a.t.terftwn. opp,,site. 0. Ts
11. Sit ati011,
P. 0. BOX 361.
G )(tench, May '.1cth,
To Contractors and Other.
Rridge Dolts and Castings at lowest rattts.
.Quotations furnished on application:
AcirAlso 'Agent for the Implements of L. D.
Sawyer, Hamilton. A fu liare ot repairs
Stantly cm hand.
•
-I I- OM AS.
fit*
FL/ rn it u re Wareroorns.
If you NN ant solid comfort call at
Ro be rtson's,
sena Ione ene ef these Cele -era aai. sielf Adje-te,
J.:asy •Ceair,, /al -remade,' 1,3 the ram It
can al., supply
Invalid Chairs and :Carres.
He aise eerie 1113: meet (4111.; -r1ft:01 dorabl
)
Tbat i4 leade. • I' it, sleek of
CABINET FURNITUF"-
Is very terse-. wet 1'one", tea 11.1 vaa'011*-4 o•-ok
yrs r.,,.,111,1 to I. 1:111, '1 C1;; 1' ••• le.r•
chaNife..• Vi :41( t' 4 111.1• I ',en' "i/411tri
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