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_ ilkiDttOT161/ OF REV, MR. DAVTD802.7.-h--
The induction of Rev. Thos. DevidsOn
intothe_pastoral charge of the Presby-
terian congregation -here took place On
Monday, 24th inst. The servicel.
began at 1.30 p. in. Rev. Mr. Steven--
• son, of Molesworth, presiding byep.
pointment Of Presbytery. Rev. Mr.
Ittaciennan,of South Kielce's, was to
have delivered the induction sermo -
but was prevented being present, and i
his absence Rev. Mr. Stevenson ac -
dressed
the congregation in a very able
.and earnest manner, .basing his remark
upon the text: "Wherefore He is able
• • also. to save them to the uppermost that
come unto God by Him," Hebrews, 7th
chapter, 25th verse. At the conclusion
of the sermon, Mr. Stevenson called
'upon the pastor_ elect to reply to the
questions regarding doctrine, church
--governmenti `850., prescribed by th
•Preabyterian forms. These. having been
satisfactorily answered, the presidin
eninister declared -Mr. Davidson duly in-
ducted into- the pastorate, and gave hina
the right hand of fellowship, an example
which waafollowed by all the ruitatere
and members of Presbytery present, as
well at the members' of the church
.Rev. Mr.. Jones, of Brussels,
• then proceeded te address the newly
inducted minister, and.. delivered‘puth
complete and masterly charge as could
only come out of so long and full an ex-
periencv in the work of the raiaiStry as
has been enjoyed by Mr. Jones. Every
•Ina of a _minister's duty was_touehed
upon, and the relations which he should
bear to his people in all matters explain-
ed and enforced, Mr. Jones' pithy and
- practical address was one well calculat-
ed to stimulate ta minister to the utmost.
The !MOW was then brought to a close'
by the benediction, pronounced by.Rev.
Mr. Stevenson; The financial results
' were. ,very satisfactory, the proceed!! .„
amounting to about $50. -
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- Perth Items.
—Rev. 'Dr. O'Meara, of " Port Hope,
father of Rev. • Mr. O'Meara,' of St.
Marys, was on his way to: Toronto on
Monday, 17th inst., whenhe dropped
dead from apoplexy. death was in-
stantaneous. . '
----Mrs. Moore, a Witalior mantle -
maker, has secured a verdlct of $J50.
against G. B. Ryan & Co., of. Guelph
tarnadot!it. fl
for- non-ful. 13
01:. nt of. con-
, .
--A runaway team in Mitchell, . the
other day, took to theaid* elk just as
it was lined with _children *ming from.
school. No one - was hurt* but there
were some very narrow escapes.
—A very enjoyable social was . held
the other night by the Women's Mis-
sionary Society Of Fullerton village.
The attendance was large and every-
thing passed off is pleasant as a:marriage
bell. • • • -
. . —The other morning, while a Strat-
ford lady, Mrs. Maxwell, was preparing
the.dinner for herfamil3r, she tripped on
niat on the floor and broke one of her
legs. " • -
—Hon. •Alexander Mackenzie and
wife pitied through Stratford Saturday
afternoon on their Way to Sarnia, to,
spend [the holidays. '
brakeman named 'Allen was
"alugkecr in the Grind Trunk Rail-
way yard at Stratford the other night
by some person unknown. RObbery,
was, apparently, the object, but -Allen
exertion of his powers in the duties had not yet drawn his pay and 'all his
pertaining te his sacred calling.. The 3 assailant -gbt was
i —James Hall, of -Tudor masonic
,lodge,.„.Mitchell, has been elected Tyler
for the twenty-fifth time and is now the
oldeir member in good standing, of Tu.
congregation was then addressed by
Rev. Mr. Ross, of -Melville - .church,
• : Brussels, in a discours., replete with
practical cornenh'n sense advice. He
pointed out the duty of the congregation-.
to assist their minister in every possibje
way, by standing . loyally • at his
back in . all church work and enter-
prises, by giving . him .a. hearty_
and united support, by ,constant
- and regular attendance at church; _by -
respecting the time set apart by him -for
.study, by giving him. a Word- of encour-
agement oceasionally, by allowing .him
a stated period of rest at yeasonableie _
tervals, and by paying him ' regularly
and well, ' Mr. -Ross' pointed remarks
were delivered.•with-the energy and fire
for which. that gentleman is noted, and
• * were much.appreciated by the congrega-
tion. The induction services were then
brought to a close. Besides the minis-
ters already mentioned, there were. pre-
sent 'Rev. Messra. Brown, Wroxeter;
Muir, Fordwich ; Stewart. Belmore ;
• Mackay, Toronto, and -MacNabb (clerk
of Presbytery) Lticknew. In the even-.
. _ -ing a most successful and highly enjoy-
able receptien and soda was held in the
church. Tea was served from 5 to 1
.p. m., after which the large gathering
was called to order. by the chairman-,
. Mr. Thomas ' Gibson, M. P. P., who, in
his latrodeetery remarks, referied to.
the fact that -he was amongst the very,
few now in- the congregation who had
. „ been connected with it from the beta -
ming 30 years ago, The chairthan't en
introduced Rev. Mr._ Jones, who spoke.
briefly and well op the love of Christ.
' . He was followed by:Rev. Mr. Brown,.
who in feeling terms expressedhis joy
and satisfaction at the happy • termina-
tion of the vacancy,„ and promised his
successor the most earnest and hearty
co-operation maltchurch work: . So far
• as lay in his power,'he would hold up
the hands of the new pastor, and c16 all
_ be could to Make- his 'ministry -succeis-,
' ful. Rev. Mr. Mackay, who had occu-
pied the pulpit of the church for the
. two prebedieg Sabbaths, followed in it
few humorous remarks, after which he
briefly reminded his hearers. of the un-
conscious influences. which were con- -
stantiar &wing, frem their lives, and
enjoined them to see that • these in-
• fluences were always for "good. Rev.
• Mr. Stevenson, who thenaddressed the
meeting, humorously -complained. thit
Its address had been:practically fote-
stalled by Rev. Mr. Ross' remarks in
the afternoon, and •confined himself
• mainly to enforcing the nebessity (A-
real,hearty support being given by the
congregation to the minister. The
chairman then called upon Mr. A. L.
Gibson to- perform a pleasing task,
which was in order at thie stage of the
proceedings. 1 Rev. Mk. Ross was
then summoned to ' the -----platform,
and Mr; gibrion; on behalf of the con,
gregation, presented him with -e. _num-
ber of theologiealyoluniest as a token, of
- their appreciation of 'his ..services as
Madera*of the -Befallen .during the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Bev:. Mr. Brown. Mr. Rossovho was
evidently taken unawares, returned
thanks in appropriate ilysrms, expressing
'thepieasure which he bad 4experienced
&meg his tern of office as Moderator,,
and saying that 'if all vacanbies were
r harmoniously and happily terminated
as this one had been, there would be
. very much less of the trouble that fre-
- ,iquently arises in cases Of a similar kind.
He then eolith:tied speaking. in an ear-
nest and forcible way of the manneriin
which the Pastor and people could unit-
.edly carfy on the Master's swork, look-
ing for inspiratidn only ..to-iChrist and
being animated by love Of Him. - He
United thebont of union which had
existed for upw ds of twenty yea* be-
tween the congregation and their late
_ pestor and which had made the -church
a Shirting example for unity and peace
would long continue to exist lbetween
them. and their newly—inducted Pastor,
and spoke feelingly of - the ;friendship-
• and synipathy_w.hich bed ever been ex-
tended to him persOnally. by Mr. Brown.
;and the many acts of kindness he has
' _received at theatter's hinds. Rev.
Mr. Davidson then briefly addressed
the meeting, in -a few well-chosen
'Words, 'e:xprefsing his ., sense of
the honor done him in the call which
had been extended to him _ -by the con-
gregation, and hoped that. by. the bless-
ing pf God hean they might_presper in
the Work which 1ay before them. During
the evening a ntz.nber of appropriate
hymns and antheins were rendered by
' the °heir under the leadehhip of Jr.
. Thome/ Gibson!! jr , - Mrs. Thomas f net
Gibson, sr., acting as accointianist, in taking
dor. lodge, and claims to he the oldest
,Tyler in the province.
'—A woman named Mary Aird, and
Who ivas afflicted with cancer, died
from that disease in . Stratford gaol last
week. ' She had neither money nor
friends, and so found her last refuge in
the gaol. .
. GRATEFUL--00MFORTING..-
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HAS REMOVED „BIS_
Jewelry, Establishment
TO, the Campbal Block, ciiiner Main
and Goderich Streets, Seater*,
Where he keeps a large stoek ef 061d and Silver
Watches, Fine Jewelry, , Clocks, iso. A fine
stook of Heavy Plain Gold Wedding -Alum de.,
cheap as the cheapest, Watches, Clock* and
Jewelry repaired with despatch. -
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knOwn tO me" AZOSER, IL D.;
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Castor% cnreS Celle, Cionstipatlen, • .
SourStomach, Diarrhoea; Eructation, ,
Kills 'Worms; gives Sleep,. and- promoinS 41
;males!, .• - -
Without injoriOull.modiceffort.
Tar Ozitrio* Ccanismr, lintay Street, 31'
For Delicate Slokly Children
Scott's Etnnision.is unequalled. See whet Dr.
O. A. Black, of Ainherst, N. 8,, says "1 have
been acquainted' with Scott's . Emulsion of CO
-Liver Oil, with Hypophoephitbs, for years, and ;
considerit one of the finest preparations ROW be; .
tire the public. Its pleasant flavor makes it -the
great favorite for children, and I do 4hkh1y re-
comMend it for all wasting diseases of,aildren.
and adults. Sold by druggists, 500 ancl$1.
• 'Beyond Dispute.
There is no bettor, safer or more Pleasant
cough remedy made than .1Iagyard's Pectoral
Balsam. It cures Hoarseness, Sore Throat,
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitie and all throat and.
Jung troubles.
`f„ A Lucky EscaPe.
For sileyeara I. Suffered with my- 'threat and
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SAVINGS
enlarged tonsils. I was very weak ; idocorea..,
four years and had advice from three doctors 3, 4 and 6 per Ceisc.reeeiesi Aajcie•roa
they said I would have to undergo an operation., Deposita, tot'aqrammt and
tried B. B. B. insteadone bottle cured. me. =
M. A. Squelch, Raglan, -Ont.
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A Postmaster's Opinion.'[. omigye.-40raer. of Marhet Soar ,4)
anti II3,stilt, &met, C:oderich';
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I have great pleasure in certifying to the
usefulness of Hagyard's YeIIor Oil," writefi•DI
Kavanagh, postmaster; of Umfraville, Ontario,
having used it for soreness of the throat, burns,
Olds, ete.,• I firid nothing equal to it." -
A Severe Trial.'
Francis S. Smith, of Entedale, Musko1e4
writes, "1 was troubled with vomiting for two
years and I have vomited as often as five times
a day. One bottle of Burdock 13lood Bitten)
cu red me. 3
Mothers!
Castorie, is recommended- by 'physicians for
4chifdren" teethitig, It is a purely vegetable
preliaration, its ingredients are publishedaround
each bottle. It Is pleasant to the taste and Oro.
' "By a thorough snowledge of the natural laws lutely harmless. It relieves constipation rev- _
hich govern the operations of digestion and !gas the bowels, quietspain, cures Manistee and
nutritiou, and by- a -careful application of the wind colic; allays feverishness, destroys worms,
e properties of well -selected Coco, Mr. Epps and prevents convulsions, soothes the 'child i and'
s provided our breakfast tables with a delicate. gives it refreshing and natural sleet). Castor'sfy flavored beverage which may save us many i'• the panacea—the Mother's friends.
heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use 85 doses, 85 cents. 1076-20
Of such articles of diet that a constitution may Ayer's Pills are always ready for use. They
e gradually built up :until strong enough to se- are sugamoded, easy to take, and sure to bring
'st every tendency to -disease. Hundreds of relief and cure. They are effectual in all I die-
btle maladies are floating around us ready to eases caused by disorders of the stomach • and
attack wherever there is w weak point. We maY digestive organs. • •
'cape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified. with pure blood and a ptoperly
nourished fame."—"Civil &Mee Gazette." Do yon suffer from. or ;leis ot
ap-
Made simply with boiling water or mihr. Sold :petite 1 AreYou troubled with liver, or kidney
only in packets by greeers, labelled thus• complaint Take Ayer's Sarsaparilla. This pre-
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London, England. [•108842 restoring health and strength to the digeetive• .
,and assimilative organs. Try it.>
On the - Verge of:Starvation.
For three months I could not eat rt: full meal
or do a da,y's work. !bought &bottle of Burdock
ood Bitters, began. Using it, and in three days
y appetite returned, In a week I felt like a new
nian. it was , wonderful what that one bottle did
for Me, writes Arthur ADAM, of Huntsville,
Muskoka, who suffered from Dyspepsia.
A Cure for Deafness.
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There, haie been many remarkable cures of
deafness made by the use of .1liagyard's Yellow
Oil, the great household . remedyfor pain, in-
fiamination and soreness. Yellow Oil cures
,Itheuma _m, Sore Throat aid Croup, and is
useful internally and externally for ell pains'and
injuries.
.Allead.., Of All.-
have used Hagyard's -Pectoral 'Balsam in nir.
famiiy for years and have found it ahead, of any
-prearation of the kind in curing colds, etc.
especially recommend itfor children. Alex.
Moffatt,Milibrook, Ontario.
=A Valuable DisoaTery,
F. P. Tanner, of geebing, ' Ont., sayi ' he . has
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not
only found B. B. B. a safe cure for Dyspepsia
bu he alio fonnd it to he the best medicine for
regulating and invigorating the system thathe
ever taken. B. B. B. is the great. system
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Presence ofMind,
resence of mind is geed in °asapf aceidente
an emergencies, and when coupled with Hag -
Ya d's Yellow 011 will often save life. Yellow
Oil , cures all painful injuries, burns, scalds,
-bri4see, frost bites, rheumatic and 'neuralgic
pains and is infect a handy andyeliable surgical
ald1
Broken -Down. -
After "suffering with.dyspepsia; kidney disease,
lostvif appetite and pain in the heed until dis-
con aged, / heard of B. .B. B. took two bottles
and air happyIonayi feel aewell as ever. Mrs.
Ruf 54E. Merry, New Albany, R. S.
Consumption7Cured. •
Ai old physician, retired flout_ practice, heti-
ing, had placed in his hands by an East India
niis4ionary the formula, of a simple vegetable
rem dy for the speedy !and permanent -cure of
Con umption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and
all hroat and Lung Affections also a positive
and radical cure for Nervous &Way and all
Ne ous Complaints, after having tested Us
won erful curative poWers in thousands of
case , has felt it his duty tgs - make it knownto
his uffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human sufferingi I will
sen • free of charge, tci. all who. desire it, this
reel , in German, French or English, with full
-dir ions for preparing and using. Sent by
mail, by addressing with stampoiaming tinpapes
ter, '
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A t tat, luxury In every respect, Ayer's Hair
Vigo never fails to restore the youthful fresh-
ness d color to faded. and gray hair. It also f
erasii tes dandruff and prevents the -hair from •
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Phy icians prescribe t Ayer's Sarsaparilla in • •Wagalfini. I say l mCeua: 'Ad don'
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dise • , because this medicine is safer. to take - "'it'll:filar: the
d5isetiamsee:fand
cases' f scrofula, and in every form of ch I
and is nore highly concentrated, than any oth? ;; FOTSo EP` . ,
prepa tion. t can altyays be depended up(
regula habits.' When the hodyls languid • -In A life4F0Ag sir'
as an ective blood purifier.
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ancy a d mentalvigor. i .. , 'buoy- post of -
Sem ulous htnnors, erysipelas, canl ser and 81:13P'
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•fOr ser fula, and know, if it is taken jeJr81-1,44— n't,,'
ly, it ill eradicate this terrible di,
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rilas a World wide reputation as a physician, a
'author, Pliej Mandrake Dandelion Liver our
is a tritrmi fit of. _medical skill, ening all dis ease
.etthe Kidney and
- • SYMIETOMS, OF
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e'pains in f ;he back ;•,.. wdull pain, or weight in th
'bladder and baseof the; abdbinen ; so aldin
[rine _of ten - obstructed; ire/trent der ire tp
,urinate, especially at night, among age d pei.
Sons; he t, dry skie, pale complexion, r ed an
white d 'posits, Ortziness; sour stomaC h, eon.
'stipatior I; piles, Byer, dropsiealimiellingr &c.
SYMPTOMS OF
Expel the worms by using the safe and relia
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National Pills are a mild purgative, acting on
the Stomach,- Liver and Bowels, removing all ob.
strueflons. • - •
Victoria Carbolic! Salve Is a. great aid to inter-
nal medicine in the treatment of scrofulous
sores, ulcers and abscesses of all kinds.
• Tielnvigerate bath the body and the brainy!uie
the reliahletonie, • Mffliuries. Aromatic quinine
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-When Habtwas sick, we pie her Oratorio)
When ihe Was a Child,,. she cried for Castorial.
When she became Mlu, she•olung to Castor*,
Whoa Ili" bed Children, she gave them, Casiok
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To Tun EDITOR • ••
Please inform your'readers that I.have ape.
tive remedy for. the above named disease. By
its timely use thousands of hopeles eases have
been permanently cured. I shallbe glad kieendi.
two bottles of my remedy PRES to any of your -
readers who have consumption if they willisencl
To. their Express and Post Office address. -43
Respectfully, DR. T. A. &soon% •
1089-52 • 87 Yonge Street, Toro*, Ont..
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HOW CURED.
Mac drake and- Dandelieni are. DE ture's 'Aire
press and w.honcombined with.* idney rem
dies, as in Dr. Chase's Lirer Cur e, will TS
posit, vely curs: all Kidney -Liver 'troubles. I
acts I ike a charm, stimulating the clogged live
stren gthening.the kidney .and ter vigorating th
:who/ e body. SoId by =nil deems -33 at $1, wit
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County 01 of Hution. Sides atten-ftd- inLi
parts of the County.. MI orders left at 'It as
EXPOSITOR Office wilibo promptly,atteededittli
= the Counties of. Huron.and Perth., f Sitiee
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rruromAs BROWN', Ileetared Atiabnaem
1.conducted on the mast =aionableteiene0 yders
left at the queen's Ilot4, or by Mrdi 'Wale*-Jedto
Box..811, Seaforth P. 0.0vill be ptrompt134/ttend.
ed to, THOMAS BROOM facerasslito - Loneer.
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each a satiefactory and, *.rifielent manner
as .toelicit a ._eor jai* vain of. thanks,
• 4inoved by Rev. r, Mackay and second-
edby Rev. gr. Res,. Votes of thanks
vere also accorded- to the ladies of the
congregation who provided the excellent
lea, to the speaker a for .their able [ ad-
dresses, and to "the chairman; for the way
whiele he had 3diae1iarzed. his duties;
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Hint to Hour ,ej,
Robert IWIlliamion,
Ontario, says " Ire/ it,.
}hoard's Yellow , • _
in my family for!
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17:Ciimile. Seaforth;.
'illiant!
Durable I
Economical
13Iamond Dyes.excel•all other
in Strength, Purity ane Fastness
None other are just as good. Be-
ware of imitations, because they.
are made ,of cheap and inferior,
materials, and give poor, weak:
crockiy colors. To be sure al
success, use • only the: DIAMOND
ng Dresses, Stock-
arpets.: [:[ Feathers,
•&c. Nile warrant
ore goods, pick -
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At Dniggistsend Merchants. Dye Book fr
'YELLS; RICHARDSON &
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Garments 1.1eneweit,
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The above mills lime nr
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HUNGARIAN r
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THE LP'
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ourroLK BOALLThe undersigned has on
10 tot 3, Concession 18, liulktt, it 'thorough-
bred Suffolk hoar which be keeps for service.'
Terms—One dollar, payable .at the time of ser- -
vice with the privilege of returning if neces-
sary. LANCELOT TASKER, 1090tf
IGS, FOR SERVIOE.—The nndersigned hits
for servlbe on his premises, Concession 5,
No h. Thames 'Toad, Ilsborrie, near Lumley, &
thoroughbzed Suffolk boar and a, thoroughbred
Berkshire . boar. Terms—One dollar; payable
at the time of Service, with the privilre of re-
turning if necessary. THOMAS C MORE,
Lumley. 1026x4
rilWO • THOROUGHBRED - BERKSH/RE
BOARS —The undersigned will keepAur-
ing the present season in the village of Verna,
two thoroughbred Berkshire boars, to which a.
limited nuraber.ol sows will be taken. Pedigree
to these pigs can be seen if necessary; Terme—
One dollar cash at the time of service with
the privilege of returning, if necessary. No
second price. WILSON COOK,ITarna P. O.
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22 Sa AO, MOM., /WNW/
A:, GOOD PIG.—The uncle signed will keep in •
Seaferth. nearthe Show Grounds a thor-
oughbred Berkshire hoar for service. He has
taken 4 first prizes. Terrns,—One dollar at the
ti me of, service with the privilege- of retumning
if necessary, GEORGE 7RoTT, Seaforth. 1094tC
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'T°'" Binsmits.—The ogr!to vat
- keep on Lot 1, Concendon 9, limed, near
lenburn, a Thoroughbred Berkshire Pig ter
; which & limited number dims will be ten.
' This pig _is 10 months 'old and wee bred by
Green & Bons, the well•known breeders. He
has s full, registered pedigree and is a very
• superior animal. TeTMS—One dollar with the
privil e of returnrag „if necessary, ROBERT
NG., - 1087
PLENDID PIGS.—The undersigned will
on Lot 8, 'Concession $0 Usborne, near W
o eleia, Two Berkshire Boars, bred by Cie
Green" Fairview, one 18 months' old, brot'
[ his sweepstake boar. He has taken fry
and one second prize as aged boar; a
i months' old brotherlo his first prize
by his first prize aged boar. Be Is 17
imported stock; lacihas taken Ate f
3e, pig under one year, both' registe•
; TEnts--01, to be yaid at time r
, the privilege:. of returning if
MELBBIDGE: -
CHESTER .WHITE PIC
,t will keep during the •
' 21, Concession 2, L. R. B.
ough 'Bred Chester Whit -
numb es of sows will
farm wed on May 15tb •
Todd, of Wakeman,'
the most ester
in tile United SW -
first, prizes whey
&bite at the tiny
rot urning if r
woof
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALM
UILDING LOTS FOR SALE.—Ths under.
signed has a number of fine ImildingIew
on Goderich and James Streets or sal ,e at lot/
prices. For partieularsapply to D. It. WILSON'
/OS
ITOUSE AND.LOT FOR SALE.! --For sale or
to rent, the brick residence at Roxboro
clfillop, recently occupied by Xr. W. It
Duff. There are in connection with -*show
about eight acres of land. For further joartiou-
lam apply to EDWARD RINCHLRY, Swarth
P. 0,
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ROPERTY IN SEAFORTH FOR SALIC:
For sale cheap, the property at pregen'
occupied by Mr. =iomaallendry, nearly 4'
posite the residence of Mr. Barton. There! -
:corner Int on which is erected,* .comfort
frame dwelling, containing [seveit rooms
Woodtilied There is hard end eeftwatr
property is :convenient to ,the businee
the town,- and will be sold cheap. •
THOMAS. liENDRY,Beaforth.
'UAW& SALE.—The Er
X Estate of theist+, Wm. Y
deceased, now offer the follow'
for sale, viz: The north half
west half of the north half
fith Oonceesion of the
county et Huron, contaP
110 acres are cleared Att
greater parb being in ,e
timbered chiefly wit
Ann is favorably r'
the village of Brut
market. There
fume tarn am
fruit trees, a
well and pur
will be sole
Ing puick -
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time af
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