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OF COMMifICE.
TaRONTO-.
$6,000,000:
, 1,G00,000.
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his Bank continues to -
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towns and cities in
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lace3 and professional —
collection of debts,
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vith list* ot partiert
and others having
inc'- to become meta.
Afangers,
turn mall fa par-
tbership, &a. Send
Ma.gers, Hamilton.
staurant,
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DEcEmB R. 10, 1886.
THE HURON- EXPOSITOR.
Ne. El- Notes.
-A Chicagoitelegrattesays the recent
-- f4torine have prk.etically put a stop to
naVigation. Sc -far 33 vessels have been
driven ashore o• foundered this season.
-Theta wer heavy snow storms last
week, through at Northern New York
and Peausylvai ia. At Scranton a foot
Of snow fell.
-The Londe i City ,Companies have
resolved to sell their lands in the North
of Ireland to their tenants on ,easy
ter-mOs.ne map a as killed and two seri-
.
misty Injured -: 1y an explosion in the
Wyoming colliery, near Wilk-esbarre,
on Satiirday, edateed by the earelessness.
of a alio& in 14i -idling a lighted fuse. -
-The heir qf the late. Baron Roths-
child,. of Fray', -ford, Will construct a
pablie museum in which will be exhilb-'
ited the floths •hald art eolleetion, the
riehest in the .Naorld,
t -Mr. John 1 aitherford, of Roseville,
riear Ayr, was u large exhibitor of sh.e' p
at the Chicago- !at stock show recall ty
held. Mr. kW herford had 40 animals
at the shew ane he carried off '12 first
premiums,: ast, _ands and 9 thirds. -,
-Miss Clabde te--- unveiled a statae. of
her father, Rientrd Cobden, the cele-
brated free tracer, at Stockport,. 'Eng-
land, Saturday. The Marquis. of Ripon
delivered an or tion on the benefits iof
.fre_e tTvr‘aT.(1,e,
e'd•tildren named Nieistil were
,
frazen to .death last week,. ten 14M
earth of NtandM), Dakota, while loOk-
for lost stock. Two brothers nanfed -
Sims were frozen to death -while return-
ing from work.
-Mr. Jatnee B. Reid,..an ald and re-
spected member .ef '5u. Mark's church,
Orangeville, can repeat perfectly 166
chaptersaf th,e Bible, • 58 psalms, and
every collect, 'epistle, and gospel in . the
ecclesiastical year, aee0Tdin to the Eng,
fish Church prayer book. .• Besides, : he
can repeat a. large portionof the teniain-
ing chapters of the Bible.
-R. Porter Ashe sold on Saturday
at:Bay Diatriet Park, - San FranciSee,
his racing stable cousistingof six horaes.
The three-year-old filly. Gu4im by Flood
out of Gleadeav, waepurektiaed by j.: IL
1
flaggin for $5000. , Binnette 5, years. by
J3ifiet oat of Mirah was sold, to ' dlay--
pole a trainer, for S72,500. The remain-
ing four 'hr(aagh t $2,200.
-Mr. Gladstane declines
every Ire -
quest to speak until Parlapent reas-
sembles. He has sent letters to several
.of his Colleagues, stating his progra,mane
for the coining season. He approves of
an immediate challenge to the Govern-
ment to state its Iristepolicy in the de-
bate upon the address; although he ex-
pects that the -Unionists will, maintain
their adhesion to the Government.
Afterward he will assist in an effective
settlement of the proced ur q u es tio n.
—Twenty-two sacks containing mails
from England to Germany, Russia -
Austria and the East, While in transit
on a train in Belgium on Saturday,
were opened and plundered of all the
registered letters. The robbery was
discovered upon the arrival of the train
at Verviers. Letters from Arnerfea Cap-
taining money and dismonda to the
amount of f::10,000 were stolen. This
is believed, to have been the mail that
left New York on • November I7th, on
the Elder and left London for
Petersburg- on November 26. -
Miss Cassie Sinclair, (laughter of Dr.
Sinclair of Kincardine, died in Toronto
.8, few days ago at the early age of H.20
years. The young lady, with her sister,
had spent a partion of the summer With
her father in Kincardine, andeabout two
months ago -left for Toroeto to assist in
makiug preparations for the removal of
the family to Kineardine. When the
train left_Kineardiric on the 'morning' of
her departure there was such a dolam
pour of rain through a car having a
leaking roof that the' sets wf re (Limp.
This was the cause of Mi s‘; Sinclair em -
trading &cold which settled np et her
lungs. Hemerrhage followed, and a
gradual and almost uninterrtoted
bink-
ing, and finally death came wheu it was
thaught diesolation W'as yet some dis-
tance off. The body was brought to
Kincardine on Diced ay for interment,
and was accompanied 1:y the bereaVed
father and brother, R. :mien, B. A.,
of Toronto, the bethrothed of the de-
ceased N.Vas also one of the mrearieful
party.
An Alleged Daughter of Burns.
Under the head Of "A Link.- uith the
Past,” a correspondent sends the follow -
in to the Pall Mall Gazette :
" It will Surpriee many, a,nd may in-
terest a, few of your readers to learn
that theie died at MI drat, on the lati of
last month, a veritable, altheugh illegiti-
mate daughter of the pOet Burus. The
old lady in question. ffelen At inti
by name, who Was 97 or 98 years of age,
resided for many years in Moffat, in the
same little back street in which she .t.1:;as
born somewhere abut the year 1788.
The fat of her relatimisidp to 13urns was
well known ia 'Aloffat and the neighber-
hood- lier mother, larel!y Hyslop, a as
Bi beauty in her day, and Burns m•aa Or
some tirne a devoted admirer of hers.
Helen is said to have borne a streng
resemakeeeto Barra, ie her earlier_doys,
and indeed the likeness to the pr-
oraits of Burns was traced:1e to thc hist
U1 the contour of the f Lee and in the
dark bright eyes, dimmed as they 1,1 ere
by age and sickness. Nor was the like-
ness canfined to physical paints ; itt her
mental powers Helen eliowed a strain of
the poetic. blood. A few years ago dier
conversational powers and her quick-
oess of repartee kvere most amusing and
attractive. Even few months since,
when well elm:L(4h to tai 1z,1 her com er-
salon Was highly intercslivg. aeletr'e
life, as far as I can learn, was not a very
eventful one, She WrelIt to service at a
very early age—seven, I think. She
belonged to that genus of Izicotch ser-
vants, still extant though rather rttre,
who remain years in our, "place," and
identify their employers' inierehts ith
their own. SIIC AV,LS - 3J years in one
raihttountlion at the lit-ice:knell Arms Inn at
hill, ith fata:ly honied
dineine.1 heiicve she tied there:till
ell the family had died. out.
Thornhill, as every seheelboy knows
oroueht to know, ie cloae tu Drundan-
rig Casue, ow, of the d treat paaicee: of
the Bac-clench family. 1 ((Ion told me
she once saw Sir Walter S eat :Attie old
inn 011 Iii a way to visit the duke at
brundanrie. Ile came into the kitchen
and shoek hattds ttitil the cook in his
bright :red nial way, and pping
to the lire, where hu tig it. huge pot or
-Skinny 1,ititt,oes, he lifted up the lid,
took wit a p•rtato, and proccoded
1.3t to ear it without the aid 0( knife' or
fork. The eouk, who \vas very proud of
.her kitchen, had her metal NO1,
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brightly burnished,' and Sir Walter,
lo
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th
th
a
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th
Wh
go
sucf as might be expected in the case of
on who, in her own work, " h d hada
Ion life and had seen muckl ._" She
I
ath ed, with pious thanksgivin ' and a
tole+ of true ' Scottish indep ndence;
d never
.ny one:
ne, her
.
or many
. . Itis -
LS Were
:indness
a great
lot only
t which
Iso as a
s nnfor-
. Inde-
hing to
e was a.
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mg rolund on it, remark d, " Eh,
ky, yelhae a' bricht and shi ing like
Biller." To which Lucky replied,
y, Sir Walter, but its no' a' golds'
glitters." Helen thought hat was
ry sharp answer, and beli ved Sir
Iter thought ap too, as h subse-
ntly related it at dinner '‚atnang
gentry." Helen's remin scences,
n she was well enough o be in
d conversational trim were
the
ha
Tb
hu band having been d
yet -s, and she had no
pie sing to know that her 1
rel ved and brightened by
of
lik
in all her long life she h
to ask for charity from
old lady lived entialy al
ad
amili
_St d
the
friends in. Moffat, whp ha(
ig and, respect for Helen,
n interesting link with a pa
/IS
air ady seems far distant, but
tyil of Scotch character which
tun ttely growing rapidly' rat'
pen:ler:fly of the interest atta
heti as a daughter of Burns, al
chat acter worth knowing.
ch
gal
0
erg
-Mr. J. T. Hicks shipped at Mit-
1, a car -load of fine horses t ichi-
last week. The lot COT slats of
teen handsome animals e 'ery one
hing over 1,500
A Profitable Life.
' I? : ts9' men have aecompl ished the .ern re amount
-of m rk and good in this world as the celebrated
Dr. 'hese. Over 500,000 of his works have been
Bel in Canada alone. e. want evsry person
W
trot. led With liver complaint, dyspe sia, head-
er+ , kidney. or urinary troubles, to c di in at L
V. fear's and buy a llottle. of Dr: eh e's Liver
Cur, it will cure you. Medicine a.nd ecipe book
$1. 906.52w. i .
. orty Years' Experi nce,
Ln e ery clime, has proved Nyer'S Cher v Pectoral -
to h the m st reliable remedy for col s, coughs,
and ring diseases. Colds should not te ecglect-
ed. The Pectortilwill prevent thei becoming
dee -seated in the system. . 969 52w.
Tone Up the Syste
by the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It will make
von feel like a new' person. Thou, lids have
four I health, and relief -from sufferi ig, by the
use f this great blood purifier, wh n all other
men s failed. 069.52w. .
•
A Strange Case._
m . Robert kissick, of Coulstm, 0
cent y recaered from a remarkable
tumor of the spleen with dropsy.
estheated to weigh abOat six pounds.
eai-Om:se] gave‘him no hope, but Bur
Itittisrs Cured him 857.52.2w.
Se:arching. for Proo
TI ere is no trouble in aseertainin from. any
drug rist the true virtues of Haeyerd's 'allow Oil,
for 11 painful and inflammatory tre dtle, rhee-
mati an, neuralgia, lumbago, frost bi .es, burns,
brui es, sprains, contracted -cords, s ifl joints,.
ach , pains and soreness. 857.52.2w.
A Fourfold Work
7tiock. Blood Bitters act ate the sante- tithe
upot the liver, the Dowels, the kidnees and the
skin relieving or ming in every e. se. War-
rant ,d satisfactory or money refut ded. 857.
t., hasre-
disease-a
he tumor
His medi-
lock Blood'
Unsafe.
,
ver feel safe to be Without Hae -ard's
hew : for sore throats, colds, swoli •n glands',
&c.t has not failed to give -relief,. nd for mj
ehild •en it is so east, tOadminister. A es..liente,
Dabil S, Berridale P. 0., Out. 857,52.2 v. • •
he Evidence of a Ju
Es
justit
nada
Bloo
ein et.
uire Pelton, of Grass Lake, M chine, ri
e of the peace, was given up to die with
ial fever. he testifies tea curefro n Burdock
Bitters, after p hysicia is; arid o her ,medi-
failtkl. S57.52.2w.
Nothing Like .It.
-1 was nearly used up with a heavy cold, from
e hi( I get no relief until !'tried Hagyard's
Peet •rrt1 Ilalleun. 1 fuund it.a sure cu -e. There
is in tlung like it," says Edward Cot sins, Ran-
son, bet. 1;57.52.2w. -
To temoye ihtedruff.-Cleanse the scalp with
Pref. Low's 'Magic Sulphur Sop. A delightful
medi ated soap for the -wird,
Laing Evil. -Children are often retful and
ill when worms are the (rause. Dr. L Worm
ru • safely expels all worms. tt57,52 n. • ,
Ica ional -Pills are the fat mite vu.r rat:ve and
anti- ilious medicine ; they are mild and thor-
ough'. 857,52m.
WOIes often destroy childree, but Freeman's
Wore Powders destroy: wornis, and e pel them
• t
from he system. 857.52m.
Hepwerth, 6th M y, 18s6.
I can say With confide lee that I
derived very great reli f li 0111 Dr:
Jug's Medicine. I had b :en ill for
over five months with ce erestion of
the lungs and was reduc d to a very
low ebb, Arl:eo a frier d it duet:it me
to try this 'medicine. I received
very great benefit from it, and at-
eribute my rapid recover, in a great
.neasure to its effects.
967.5 i.2w. Mrs. J. E. Iurphy:
Fo-4 sale by all druggists.
Mc regor & Parke's C rbOlic
• Cerate. •
Hai e yon an old sore, cut, burn, br Ilse, corn,
bind: -I, salt thenne pimple, blotet es, rough
)1m:4 -or face? If so, there. is but one Cure,
naniey, AletTrego•r & Parkes Carhole Cerate.
meats hut
ettio ethe
11 yo
2:.c
9t14,5
No
roots
Conij
dy
All it
are a
adult
clen
try it. it ' itt came:nee you.. :It
Lumsden t& Wilsoit's-drug store
Mineral Poison.
int; but pui•e extracts from 1
are used in preparing MeGres
ihd, the modern and now pop
colds, coughs, bronc•hitis, eron
1 affections of the throat, lungs :
ineral poisons and dangerous .
eded, %%elicit renders it safe for
Sold at 50c and $1 per bottle
Wilson, druggists, Seaforth. 9
lents aud
or's Lung
lar rente-
r, asthma,
nd chest.
ubstances
1111dret: or
by Lutes -
.52w
The Last Year, 1886. .
Aft r the above year is ended there.' ced be no
perso1 Suffering from rheumatism,. lour:140a,
tooth .che, headache, lumbago, or- ny acute
pain, if they only purebase a betti, of Hu id
Lightning, as it cin es histantly. le in cannot
stay qtere it is used. .The name is PI Ad-Light-
en:la I Sold.- la -Lumsden & ruggats,
Stafo 111h. 964.52w. •
•
cGregor's Speedy C
• Waist) we say 3-TeGregor'5 Speedy C tre is the
mity i:.•rfeet cure for dyspepehe liver c mplaints,
belie: stint, and inertia: blood, • we re tclluig
plain nets of which hundreds upon lin id reds can
teatift, who li•ave been restored to perf ct
by itt$ use, We Would . therefore " a !vise yott
strou 'ly, if you are a subject of any • of the above
troulf .es, to give McGregor's Speedy Cure a trial
an 1 v c•on inc•ed. It •ia'sold fn 50c t :41 hoe -
tic, a latinsden Wilersn's drugsstore seafoi she
064.5 w.
11 •
I Be on Your Guar,.
A
rItti 't allow a coal in the head to .lotvly and
siirel develop itself into catarrh Whe i eu lent
he t• red tor ea cent, 'A lee applic time, e
cure iticipient catarrh. One to two Ames will
vai*e :rd.:nary catarrh. 0,:e to il,se boxes
vet e tht.ntuc catarrh. I1r. ell:4403 cat rrIt (etre.
Suld k-;.. all dealers at -25 cents per box. 060.13'
Advice to Mother
ee yon diatuh
i ed and broken Of yr 11r .retzt by'
(:141 sutioilig. and (.,r1 illtf w th pain of
critteee teeth ? 11 so ecird at sed rve 'anget a.
t.orii • of " al re. Wio.:!ov..'s sioethieg , vrup,„" for
eiii1,1.en tet thing. Its.. value is ine;bible.
ale It
1
t
:1ieve the mot lift.ealt, 'sha n
ufferer - ediat tie.
le o, 1:1 upon it. mother ; there mis
ere is itacce
ate": it. It cnres dy-aelitery and diarr ilea. refe-
latt s' :e• stomael, and bnwela (etre; . t hid eolite
see, 1. ale ernne. redlices 11,11 meet title, and
'zi::le •-i '.: Iand .ene..*•.ty to he who c system.
e 3,: , Winskeva, S01... ill.:4- strrup" fr • ehildren
teeth ne .15 pleasant to the taete and is the pre -
seri; her Of mu. ef the oldeet nerd lest fenta'.c
rh \ a. tiana and nurses in the t`iiited a tates. and
is fo. sale lit all dries-fiste throughout the•werld,
laie twenty five veets a bottle. . I e sure •and
ask fht " MRS. 1Vissi,ow'S Sovietise S 'Rue," a;:d
take [co other kinc1.06(ely.
Cla.tarrh=a New Trea
Perhaps the Most extraordinary
has been achieved in modern medi
attained by the Dixon Treatment
Out of 2;000 patients treated during
months, fully, ninety per cent, have
of this stubborn malady. This is n
startling when it is remembered tha
cent. of patients presenting them Ives to the
regular practitioner are benefltteiJ while the
patent medicines and other adv ised cures
never record a. cure at all. Starti g with the
claim now generally believed by the most scien-
tific men that the disetrese is due to e presence
of living parasites in 4he tissue, s . Dixon at
once adapted his cure to their ext rr ination-
ehis accomplished, he claims the Ca rrb is prao-
tically cured, and the permaneney iH unquestion-
td, as cures effected by hine tour ars ago -are
curet; still. No one else has ever tteitepted to
cure Catarrh in this manner, and no tiler treat!
ment has ever cured Catarrh. Th application
of the remedy is simple, and can ue done at
home, and the -present season of th year.is the
most favorable fora speedy and pert anentetire,
the majority of cases being cured one treat-
ment. , Sufferers should 'correspond .ith Messrs.
A. II. 1DIXON & SON, 306 King treat, West,
Toronto, Canada, and enclose' sta p for their
treatise on ,Catarrh. -Montreal Sta November
17. 1882
-- I 882-62
Consumption Cu id.
.An old physiciaieretired from pra tice, having
had placed in his hands by an Ea India mis-
sionary the formula of a simpleyege ble remedy
for the speedy and permanent cure f Consump-
tion, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Aethma a d -all throat
and „Lung affections, also epositry and radical.
cure for Nervous Debility and all N rvou as,om-
plaints, after having tested its wet erful cure
tive powers in thousands of eases, h felt it hie
duty to make it known to his stifle ng fellows.
Actuated by this motive and a desi e to relieve
hutnan suffering, I will send free o charge, to
all who desire it, this recipe,. in Ge an, French
or Englishovittt full 'directions f r preparing
and using. Sent by mail by add essing with
etamp,. nainin. this paper, W. A. NOYES, 149
Power's Block Rochester, N. Y. 38-25 eow
ment. 1 THE CELEBRATED
access that -i--L-0a iaz 0 PI -Ae. S M 5 S
e has been
or Catarrh. I
he Kitt six MANDRAKE DANDELION
been cured l
le the less -L 1 V E
no five per
STOV E
Cooking St
F01.3., WOOD AND C
Parlor 84 P
oves
AL.
11,
el
Cook Stove
rlor
• J
Hall and Stoves.
WE SHOW A FINE LI
HW
OF
Goal Ste
. ! •
In Single and Double Heater.
- without Owns.
•
,
. I
Remember in the aboA
WILL - NOT BE • i.IN
Agents for E. & C. Gur ey
ton and ToJai
nes Jaei Ste
Ilainitton ;,Dolierty &, Co,;
Hot
ir Furnaces
JOH F•4 OF\I
Sjp
tete
AIN -ST., SEA l'OR
THE SEM--
WOOLLEN11
with and
linos
LISOLD.
t., Harnil-
rt & Co.,
f Stu:nia,
ecialty
TH
t
M -
We have now on d e largest
stock of TWEEDS in town at prices
lower than ever.
a
Corse, Fine and
Mediu
Overcoatings, W
and
rn
rst
U I
Also all kinds Of lam
aoodS, 'Underwear, T'o Shit
giin Jackets, Boys' Jtr y sit
()yes, Mitts,1 anis, &
IN GREAT
A CALL SOLIC1
.A. G. VanEgmoi
weeds.
rings.
CURE..
Haveyou Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, .Indi-
gestion, Biliousness, Jaundice, Ileadache,
Dizii-
neas, Painlin he Back, Costiveness, or any dis-
ease arisithe from a deranged liver, Dr. Chase's
liver cure Will be found a sure and certain remedy.
Nature's Remedy -e -The unqualified euccese of
Dr. Chase's L ver Cure in Liver Complaint rests
solely with the fact that it is compounded from
'nature's well-known liver regulators, Mandrake
and Dandelion, coinbined with many other inval-
uable tends, barks tend herbs, having,a powerful
effect on the K dneys, Stoniach, Bowels and blood.
Five hundred thousand sold. Over one-half mil-
lion of Dr. Chase's Receipt Books were sold in
Canada alone. We want oven:Men woman and
child who is roubled with Liver Complaint to
try this exc Bent remedy. - Something new.
Give away fre . Wrapped around every bottle
of Dr. Chase's Liver Ctire is a valuable Household
.medical Guid 4 and Receipe Book (84 pages), con-
taining over 211 usefnl recipes, pronounced by
Medical men and druggists as invaluable, and
worth ten tim s the price of the medicine. Try
Chase's Oaten -1h Cure. A safe and positive reme-
dy. Price, 2 cents, Try Chase's Kidnee'eend
Liver Pills. weety.,five cents per box. Sold ay
all dealers.- , EDMANSON,& Co., sole agents,
Bradford. F r Sale by I, V.. FEAR, Druggist,
Seaforth. 966-52
A
clren havi
MPBELL'S
HART2C
OMPOLIN
is effective in small
doses, acts without
griping, ihos notpe-
cason liatisea., and
will not create irri-
tation and congestitm
s do many. of the
usliq cathartics ad-
minister: d in the
form of Pills. &c.
. Ladies and Chil-
ler aid /110At sensitive_ sto..
this medicine wizhout trou-
)laint. . . ,
CATITA ,TIC CO3TPOCNI)
r adaptedic • thocure of
PLAINTS AND BILIOUS DIS-
takc
.ble or coin
CAM P111.:1
,is especial]
LivEl: CO3
- ORDER
FOR ACID
• pETITE.
FOR SICK. TEADACTIE. ANT) DYSPEPSIA.
Fon CONSTIPA.TION COsTIVENESS.
FOR ALL C IMPLAINTS ARISING Flt03( A
DISOR ERED STATE Ok' TIIE STO-
TOMACII AND LOSS OP AP -
MACH.
This me ichie being in liquid form,
the dose c in be easily retaliated to
meet the requirements of differen t per-
sons, thus making it equally well
adapted to the use of the lit t:e child as
to the adult. Put up in three ounce
_ bottles, and sold by ail dealers in
family medicines.
Pr:ce Retail, 23 Cents.
16.1,A1111111.3411VM...•11.4.010•0•••
odION.21-,
'1,..9....re.sCorneVremm•
PERRY DAVIS' c'ea
P IN=KILLER
. 16RECOMMENDED BY
Physirians, Ministers, Missionaries,
Managers of Factories, Woric-shops,
Plantations, Nurses in 11:;spitals;
-in short, everybody everywhere
who has'ever given it a trial.
TAKEN INTETtNALLY MIXED WITH. A
NE GLASS OW IICT MILK AND ,
S CGA It, IT WILL BE FOUND
&NEVER FAILING
CETI E FOR
SUDDEN- COLDS, CHILLS, CON—
GESTION- OR STOPPAGE 01?
ClUC LATION, CRAMPS, •
rAiNs IN THE STOMACH, sum--
MElt, AND BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
SOIL THROAT .-&e.
AP LIED Ex'rEns.1.1.LY,
EXPET:IEN(''i II IS PnoVEN IT TIIE (),•:•r
EvrEc.rix E A:N• iii.s r 1,:Ntmcx-r ON
eeearit teNtoviae THE FAIN
AR:
Seta,
prr
gclif
r3 Ina:tations.
1.1104•14 41111, 44.r.14.......14.
. ad
cure f that el.. s of a...orders
attend int ueon ai:as• or is el.,
, striae of hest. :tele. tesi 0.-; any ae,
cempanied by 1' 1
r teteet 'of 1,e 11, .:t,
fellow es use in '1- 11 F. s hetet ion
ee-ste fruni 1 oss of le ,1, A ..cie or Cleo:11e
1s1 e.i-e-, and in 11,e v. ei ia•st inearaday
- se:am:panic, tale reaneers V.. • 1 ing Fever,
:No ler%;edy :•14 rt.' it: 1- in •
4/r -iv -arse% r 1n.: For I :meets -
ass )0,1, •,
eys anti in t.11.1,ss, ‘'S here. r.s
• an 1." ,1.-"ItC1- 1; I a; .1 rtiC
• *
1r1 NU' 1..A. T
.40 I:;.:N! 't e i
fetiad I .
I .•
C
yet 1.41 et, t pre-
aration 1, ea.:::
inset Mr 1 1, C rel al end
-
To GentlOnen
IV[. K. PILLMAN
SEAFORTI'S
WELL-KNOWNI.TAILOR
Wishes to inform the genitiernen of - Sea -
forth and vicinity, that c now has as
nice an assortment of Clo hs suitable for
all kinds of garments, asT can be found
in any similar establishment in the
county. _ He has also added a very nice
and complete stook of I
'Gents' Furn shings.
Having engaged the s rvices of Mr.
JAMES LEATHERLA rll as cutter,
he is prepared to guarantee satisfaction
in style and fit.
Prices reasonable as usual. His shop
is first doof south of the. Bank of Com-
merce building. Give hiin a trial and
satisfaction is assured.
M. K. PIL MAN,.
SEAFORTH.
THE BR?
SEAFIL.R
'MILLS,
TH. •
The above mills have now been thoroughly re-
built upon the co Uplete
HUNCANIAN ROLLE PROGESS.
The Mill and Storehouse Bbilelings have been
greatly enlarged, and new Ilnachinery applied
throughout.
THE LATEST IMPR3VED ROLLS
Flour .Dressing Machines
From the best Manufacturing Memo have been
put in, and everything necessary added -to enable
her to turn out flour
.45 ECOND TO NOP4SE
In the Dominion. The facilities for receiving
grain from farmers and for elevating; and shipping
have also deen extensively improved. Grain can
now • a taken from farmers' I wagons, weighed,
and loaded into cars at the rate of 700 bushels
per hour, by the work of two nen. .
_A LARGE FEE
—FO
OU ST OM C
&TONE
OPPING
Has been put in, and the necessary machinery for
handling chop•and coarse grains.
A good shed has been erected, so that .wa. ons
can be unloaded and reloaded 'under cove'
WHEAT EXCJ-1Ap
Promptly attended* and
k...1
t
FIRST-IAA:3S ROLILEI1 FLOUR
GuitRANTrEED.
CT_TST0111
Chopped satisfactorily and without d elay.
ROLLER FLOUR
BRAN
And all kinds
S.HCRTS
of • -
CHOPPED FEED
Vonstantly on hand.
Highest Market Price Paid in
Cash for any Quantity of
Wheat.
APPLE BARRELS
—AND—
r114.7“f- AVE)
R /1 is E.
Only first-class arid obliging clam will he kept
to atteed customers. The liberal patronise of
fartnere and general trade respectfully solicited.
11
.?
.. I
A. W. Ot,kViE
& GL
PROPRIETORS.
T. O. KEMP, Manager, -
40
Is, Knit i
o 1- .er
t -s, Cardi- ..(.11/a 1). ;7..7 Det.i.l.r.f id: _ii,..:... 11......-.,
s, Scarfs, D.LT.E3 &.- AVIRENCE 00, (Limited)
,
Alt ETY.
c/ '8
REPAIRN
We -Want every raader to
that we /hake a. specialty of
(Yea:Ding.. and • ltep
ALL :KIN-v:410r
Klatches, Clocks'
(.1
skillful Work
Pt:empress and Ileasoretroie
alwaye be relied upou With
entrusted to our care. ! -We
finest work and good SaaSfa.C.
• W. J. Northgr
Opposite Cormaereial Hotel
Sons.
remember
iring
itielry. 'And fic.a1t.1.,i.t ‘Inurictol 114,1 cm;adii..,1
tionery.
-te N'eeetahles, - ranges, Letereis and
• Fruits.
Sot,:
i0.1CTREAI., P. Q.
.44,31.71144.3,,14,1.M.111,11.0.01.T.1,41/11•2/~~10.,./f
PE fi N f
oYtL WAFas.
arepoietirm of a physician Nt ho
has had ain't: long experience .10
treating feliiale'diseaaesa. Is used
menthly with perfect euccese by
over 10,000 latliss. Pletteallt; sale
n'Ifcctual Lndir u -k ) our driee
gist for Peen) roy id Wafers and
take iro entretiti, te, or:is:close pest-
; *Nage for sealed 118rtie, tiers. Sold by
vet
• all drueseist ler box. Address
THE EURELCA CllEA1 le2AL C, 1. Detroit, Mirh.
rffaeold insea orth by Temesden ee, SePareat.
Fear, and by Druagiste generedy. eteeatt
Stili 4head Of AIL
& co.
H. L. miTH
CATE h E
es.
1 lees may
any work
euarantee
On.
ves,
Seaforth.
1
ell iirds.of
inFbaintjt,sai.'il(t
a) at ;,)„1,4 1
,1re.le4t
1',iiir
i.:,ill2r:-11,-rilit,i'!f
,„1•Ifei.:::-:,:"..
Canned C]txlns, aoaesee, asa elaala ot the
best, brands k .pt ematat•Sly beere
on paid ,-tu taietontere. 'Heppe to
Eery atteit
-serv'e you.
Remember th
Reid & Wilsoe s P1Iard.ttre Store, Main Street
Seaforth,
H. SMITH & Co.
pleee. First Door Nrei It o
959
THECOOK'S BEST FRIEND
CPEAT- Ft4VIKH P,4.SCFIPT1104
A successfill inerliteirte used
over SO years .111 two:sands of
easete Cures Speriletteirrhea,
Nervous Weakness, Ensiseitins,
Impotency, and riA diseases
hielsoittil caused by abuse, indiseretion lerreel
or over exertion. Six pack azes !gee ra n teed to
cure when all others fall. . As your druggist fcr
The Great El:glitch Preseriptio 1, take 110 substi-
tute One leiekage $1, six by mail. Write
for .Paniphlet. Address EU' ERA' (111;',311CiAL
CO.. Detroit. Mich, ('ir d in Seaferth ity
Lumsden & Wilson, T. N. Fear, J. S. Roberts,
and drnagists generally. %tate
Removed 1 R6moved
SEAFORTH, •
Iti s)1r1 Estah&-hed
new, 1,..rentibes 13nnual.atel,\
Stanii, Main Street, Serifnrth,
pleaer•ti to mod at; his (Ad pat
Heti- 011es as lea:, sea tit to Lo
patrtala4t.
ztn(C)110(11ber th,' ).111) t , Itt
ilt,rtvess eten,, and Mel net re\
Szie('t, Seaturte,
Zai6' GEORe'E EWits?Ci.
hat: reiloyed tc
oppositt t)ld
where he eV
Tale and as wan!
I hire with their
a re...rill:eider:ere,
Shoe Safer, NrAIT
f it el ses . _
fhiS e't 'I s't te'e.
f
-a• pr., 4P*
1). s.
-n1:0-v1NcJAL
Engineer.
tended to. D. 8.
t
t,
'LAN]) .suRVENOR and 01%
CAMPBELL; 1
CAMPBELL, Mitchell.
Order, by nail lyre n pt ly at
LEGAL. -
fort
SI
Cor
HASTINGS,Solicitonetc. Office-Cady's
. Block, opposite Commercial Hotel, Sea-
' 974
AGER & LEWIS, Barristers, Goderich,
Office, opposite the Colborne Hotel. 976
C. HAYS, Solicitor, &c. Private Money to
. lend at lowest rates of interest. Office -
ler of Square and West Street, Goderich. 774
T IM. BEST, Barrister, Solicitor, &c., Ofllce-
e.J.l Rooms formerly occupied by Carroll &
Dickson, Meyer's Block, over Johnson's Hard -
war V -Store, Main Street, Seaforth. Goderieh
Agdots-Camintes, Lim & CAMER0111. 870
RROW & PROUDFOOT, Barristers, Solici-
tors, &c., Godericle 0.ntario. J. T. Gamow,.
Wm PROUDYOUT. 686
C1MERO.N, HOLT & CAMERON, Barristers,
Solicitors in Chancery, &c., Goderich, Ont.
M. J. CAMERON, Q. C., Puma? How., M. G.
CAMERON. . .
. _ 606
FTUS E. DANCE'S', late with Cameron,
Holt & Cameron, Goderich, Barrister, So-
licitjor, Conveyancer, &c. Morley to loan. Ben-
son e Old Office, Cardno's Block, Seaforth. 758
1
-11, ANNING & SCOTT, Barristers, Solicitors,
.11 Conveyancers, &c. Solicitors for the 7138a17
of ..1 imeton, Tisdale & Cale. Money to loan.
011i te-Beaver Block, Clinton, Ontario. A. H.
MA NINO, JAMES SCUTT.
FHOLMESTED, successor to the late firm of
McCaughey & Hohnested, Barrister, So-
lici or, Conveyancer and Notary. Solicitor for
the Canadian Bank of Commerce. Money to lend.
Far ns for sale. Office in Scott's Block, Main
Str et, Seaforth.
MONEY TO LOAN.
°NEI'. TO LOAN. -Straight loans at 6 per
cent. Interest payable half yearly. or tia
per cent. yearly, with the privilege to borrower
of repaying part of the principal money at any
tin . Apply to F. HOLMESTED, Barrieter,
Seaforth. 850
DENTISTRY.
--
I,. BALL, L. D. S., Honor Graduate, mem-
ber Royal Dental College, Toronto, suc-
ces156or to D. Wateon. All operations catefully
-pet formed and guatanteed. Chloroform, ether,
gaS arta local agents used in extraction of teeth.
Plates inserted at prices agreed upon with Mr.
Watson. Rooms over Johnson's Hardware, Sea -
forth. n.Prices as low as goed work can he donem
for Residence sae as that occupied by Mr.
Iatso
980
W_ ti_ FL
D. S., M. R. C. and D. S., of
. Ontario. Latest improve-
lAreereee'Iiments in every line.- Satiefectien
4 guaranteed. Officei-hi Cady's
Block, opposite Commercial Hotel, Seaforth.
ReSidence,-The Poplars, John Street. 941
_
n CARTWRIGHT & SON, Den-
tistsaof Exeter, Ont One
the above will visit Blyth the
lastThursday, and following Fri-
day of each month, at Milne's Hotd, will visit
Zurich the first Wednesday of every month at
Peine's Hotel, and Ilensall the toliowing Thurs-
de* of every month at Reepeld's Hotel, where he
will perform all dental operations. Teeth ex -
Heated with a new Japan anesthetic, which re-
nOvesI early all Par
tede: will please call early in the morning of the
i_. Parties desiring new
.
that day. Charges moderate. Terms cash. 984
Tey KINSMAN, Dentist, L. D.
_
*-1* . S1 will be in Zurich at the
t • 11nron Hotel, on the last Thurs-
'j---e----- day of each month, and in lien-
sall mxt day, (Friday,)at Reynolds' Hotel. Teeth
lextiracted with the least pain possible. All work
firElt class at liberal rates. 971
MEDICAL.
D.
1W IliVeIGAiNIICY‘U'EniiIv'eNrisi teD-
au 1 Aeeouchem, Seaforth, Ont. .0ffiee and re-
sidence -North side Goderich street., first brick
home east of the Methodist church. 961
DRS. ELLIOTT & GUN, Bructeleld, Licen-
tiates lice al College of Ph) sieians and
Surgeons, Edinburg -h. At Seaforth every Satur-
daS• afternoon. Office, -Royal Hotel, 930.
T G. SCOTT, M. D., &c., Physician, Surgeon,
0 and Accent:her Seaforth Ont and
r • •
restdence South side of Cock:nth street, second
Doer east of the Presbyterian Church. 842. 0
n, W. BRUCE SMITH, AL D , C. M., Member
De, of the College of Physicians and Surgeons,,
eec , Seaforth, Ontario. Office and residence
-
sane aa occupied by Dr. Vereoe, b48
[11 It. MACKID, (late of Lucknow) Graduate of
1,./iToronto University, and Alutele.r of the
College, of Physicians and Surgeons uf tnitares
• Office, Feas'e drug -store. Residence, Jolla Street,
first door east of English Church Parsonage,
Seeforth, Ontario. 81.4
VETERINAItY.
D.R. J. 'WILSON, V. S., Honored graduate of
Toronto Veterinary College, Registered
Member of the Veterinary Medical As:mei:aim)
of Dm ado. avi eg- had several years e',Kperienee
cant lie foutal prepared to treat all thee:lees of the
doteesticated anintals On the lateet and most im-
proved prieciples. Treatment of . delicate foal::
and teeth dreesing a specialty. Residence
0e3
Royal Hotel, Seaforth.
&EA-1701:TH HORSE ISFIRMARY.-Coreet of
Jarvie and Goderieh Streets, next. deer to the
Presbt teriae Chureh, Seafurth, Ont. •Ah dee
,eaSes of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, molly of the do:
ineetieated ajunials, euct•esefidly treated et the
1n$r1t)ary. Or elsewhere, on the shortest mtice.
_Charges moderate. J AXES W. ELDER, Veter-
inary Surgeon. P. S. ---7A large etoelt of Veeeein-
ary Mediemes kept cola:tar:Hy on hand
UCTIONEERS.
T P. BRINE, Livellsed Ant-tie:leer fer the
. County of Heron. Sales attended in al
parte of the County. All orders left at Tux
Exleisisoft Office will be promptly attended to.
SEAFORTH PUMP WORKS
In r: tundras thanks to my many enstomere
for their patronage shire: commeneine hes-i1I0e:5
'Seafortli, I would add that in older to supply
the demand fur
VUIVIPS, CISTERN Z &c.
that I have jut in SI (-am PowerandtkunTienienk%
mac1,
hinery, 11d (11(1(11(1 how do my wor
and berets, and tte 1 Una! male bet the l.,t ma.
te61.1 1 Cali get, and do as gotai wOrk as I know
hoe-, I hope to Merit a 0011111.nanee of ,sonr pat-
rooaect. Cl'STOM PLA :SING A.:an BA.1)
SAWING A SPECIALII Y.
N. C;...,1;i7.17.
to rec:ei; t alt the al.--
r:comts (.1 the. past and pro ears. Must
lea e. money. 1g50 --t.1.
;."FT nt V'• ft
,
Chrystal & Black,
M•emiattiiren: cdr all le.inds of Stationcry, Alarine,
Uprlel.t mid Tubular Beilers.
•,`
r- PANS, SMOKE STACKS
seTaal idylsefShces Iron v ork. -
STEAM AND .WATER PIPE FITTINGS
r)r) bawl.
rea0y for delivery:
Ctcylet., P. New Ste -el Boiler;
8 H. P. New. Boiler..
A !Centailefe 2nd -hand Thfeshing Outfit,
10 iler, fit-parator, ete., all in :rot
order. Win 1:::n&u1 eheap. Alail omen will
reeeive prompt attention. Works oppoeite U. T
R. Station.
611
P.• O. BOX 361.
Ooderich, May 26th,
THE ZURICH
Saddlery,Harness;
AND
Furniture Establishment,
THAVE MIXII PLEASURE TO ANN( • to my customergand friends that I found it
necessary to make an addition to in v premiees,and
have now the largest salerooms in the place and
a fine assortment of goods in every department.
I thank my customers and frieeds for their pat-
ronage during the peat 73 tears, and I
have in,tnet pleasure in being able to state that I
can give better value for the money than ever
.before in every department
I call attention .to my fine assortment sit heavy
Team, Carriage and 13ug,gy Harness. „Pest re-
ceived a large assortmert of Trtinire and 'Travelling Bage, Laslica' Satchels, also a la: ee hit of
Horse Blankets,- eheaper than ever Whips,
Brushes, -Combs, and everything, beliefs:bar to a
firet-elass shop.
Special attentien in House -and Pall Furniture
-
Bedroom Sets h-om 7...7;15 el) Parlin• Sets trom ts;15
up ; Spring Beds and Mattrassee; Wood -seat
Chairs ,froin :32.2.5 per half dozen- up ; a fine
carved spring -seat Lounge for tzte511
Give nie a call and my goods, and prieve vIU
0011% il3CC yOrl that 1 have the finest aed eheapeet
Furnitnre in the - county. Meted; frandies of all
kinds done to order- -
H. WELL Zurich.
981-13
MONEY TO LOAN.
MORTGAGES BOUGHT.
filiM 'GUELPH AND 01.1s.ZTARIO INVEST-
, ..
, MENT and Saving Soeiety have an unlimit-
ed amount Of money to lend on real estate, at
the very lowest rates of interest with the privi-
lege to borrower of repaying a portion •ot
the principal with payments of intert. st. Charges
very low. . Apply to Measre. DENT & II0DOE,
Barristers, Mitchell, who are the authorized
Agents and Solicitors for the Society. 0a5 -Lf
Dated Nov. 5, 1b55.
RUM, IT WILL PAY YWJ
—TO CALL AT TUE--
HUF-CO FO U N
—NEAR THE --
V
SCHOOL., SEAFORTI-I
And Pee our stock of
Which Pave been made especially for this connt)
I have greatly improved my Gang Plow for tive
season, and feel eatisfied in saying that it is th
best in the maaket. Our
•LAND FIOLLL,T'S
Are seree and heavy, running light and doins,
good v. ork. Our
Al 1
tkJi fa US g-iF RS
Are made from Hard Iron, and win last 1011Aek
than any other mactine made. Having epecua-
_toole for recutting Rollers, Are 03/1 euarantee
satisfaction. Special attention elven te e•
pairing Steam Engines, Saw and Grief, Mills,
Reapers, Mowers, Threshing- Machines, atid
all kinds of machinery repaired 031 short metier
and at reasonable rates.
To Contract)* and Others.
Bridge Bolts and Castings at lowest woe
Quota tio»s furnished on application.
(...e^rAleo Agent for the Implement,' of L. D
Sawyer, 'Hamilton. A fn line of repairs eer.
standy on band.
THOMAS HENDRY.
Fu rnit u re Warerooms.
If e 011 it 581 1,411id •Onifinrt call at
PA . R 0 be rtson's
And 1.t,t 1,e. Of thOseee'cl•rated et lf"alljnetabie
E.1-43 CI airs, rerrerelitt d 1.„1 11.1. a mit. If
can also .upply
Invalid Chairs and Carriages.
lle aleo 11.., :he "Inof.-t
<74 "7".>
That is :Lade. Ills steel, of
CABINET FURNITURE
15 ely aT:d ron:ri: It; 1014 1,11)111.,
0rf.,i -to ;. 1 in; c (--;41; ',if re pee
N. le re. V-11 , t",“ 11.1- 01 1 11 er ereste
of Telt g/ b ();110e, 'Nan: .7,1 1ves, :-eaforth.
. Or -4 .
rzfirrch vtvvvi arfp ;api+-1
1,,,ze 4 r .3
:IF WORTHLESS IMITATIONS
Iv; there are in are. aniarior
• r..0c1-1S, corded with jute.
hc 1111, ete.,Offeroi 81111 sold
na Ist- souse im-
p. i cipird merehents trade
tie; reputation of
ton germint, d'oraline,
s.vc ;:f.rn tlx ladies against
- • imp -Adult ;.,e draw-
attertion to the
teser- ,„ tee ref eecieg that the
ler; e,tiettesfteee,4 7:a1ee
ty
'FbP1IP' tiC441Sr-.""T CO'
is:An: • : .; all Coralinegoods;
,t lab acme aro gezir.ine.
• ,
A; • -; T. r7 ry'r T"'"
• • • ;ii -0 .e•.40
-raRONTO.
0'•••
• •
z." 2 &
. •r'pef Sh it p's afo.
Pc;OPR1ETORS.
1HIS Hotel, whieh issituated airectly opposite
the Union Station, has recently been refitted
awl throughout, and is now one of
the beet and most comfortable hotels in the city
..SerEvery poesible atteetion paid to guesthere
charges 11:::,:"..f.rate.