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'NovEmBEB 29, 1889.
School -Reports. `-
RoxBeze.—hionthly report of the ptt-
s of Roxboro school for the month of
ber : Fourth Class—Fanny. Hayes,
Rebecca McClure, Clara Story. Senior
Third Class—Nellie McMillan, Maggie
klrieve, Thos. Walker. Junior Third
Class—Mabel Cash, Charlotte Sperling,
Neilans. Senior Second Class ---
Mary McMillan and Fanny McClure,
equal ; Nettie Dickson, Robert Haw-
thorne. Junior Second Clase—Ettie
Caah. John Hawthorne, James Walker.
Senior First Class --Walter McMillan,
0, 8: Dario, 'Maggie McClure. Junior
First Glees—John auel- Mary McElroy,
Witoxeren.—The following ie the
honor roll for the Wroxeter Public.
School, senior division, for the month of
rOctober Fifth Class ---D. W. Rae,'
G. Marks, 170. Firat Class, junior—
O. McMaster, 104 E. McDonald, 181 ;
No. 2, HAY.—Monthly report of
School Section No. 2, Hay. The fol-
lowing ia the October report of• said
school. The nttmes are in order of '
merit : Fifth Class—Jno. Chapman;
Senior .Fourth Class—Homer . Russell,
Julies Campbell, Willie Murray. ,Jtin-
Alfred Maenad, Ellen Shirray.
Third, Class -7 -Kate Chepman,- David
Shirray, Rachel Atkieson. Second.
Clasi—Nellie O'Brien, Annie Northcott,
• Alice Gould. ,Senior Seemd Part . Class
—Jessie Hawkins, James Shirray, Aclaucl
Russel.- Junior Second Part Class—
Ralph Chapman, Nellie Northcoit,
ICellietGould, First Part Class-,-Beckie
Northeott, Ellen Corbett, Sarah North -
eat
Wflamtor.,The following shows the
coriect standing of the pupils -of the sen.,
ior division, of oue public school.- fei. the
-past three months : Scholarship—
Fifth Class—Nellie Hendersoq, Ten!.
Forbes Richard Barwick. Senior
Fourth, Class—Aggie Grieve, Gordon
McDowell; Sarah Bullard. junioi
Fourth Class—Bella itleNab, George
Montgomery, Mary J..Hanhah. -Senior
Third. Class—Mary. A. .Pethick, Lizzie
Third Class—James Grieve, Maggie.Me-
Nab, Ella Love. Honor RcII,James
- Grieve, Lizzie Doreance, .Lizzie
- Strange Mistakes.
one time we were tarrying a large stock
of religious works, and one day I called
- out tteone of my clerks, holding up' a
. book 'which he had wrapped up for -
some one: 'Is this " The City of
wite out looking round, •at least I
never heard it-calleil that before. _It is
generally called the Forest City. Per-
haps it is Brooklyn. He afterwards
-explained that he thought I had found
-ed the City of God -rand wanted to know
what city it meant.
" On another occasion a woman with
a valise in her hand rushed in and ask-
ed a new boy if he- had That Hus--
;band of mine, in our 'store ? He came
rirshing out to me in the back shop. and
said a woman wafted _to know if her
husband wee in our store I eurmieed
what the trouble was and _attended to
ler myself.
however, are those made by people who
„gets the titles'of books wrong. . They
read about them in some catalogue or
newspaper, hut don't More- than half
remember the name, aud the result to
say the least, peculiar. One woman
-came in ihe other day and asked : for
'The Rhinestone end went entailed
because one of thse clerks told her we ,
didn't sell jewelry. Another wanted
6 The Cardinal's Letter," by Hawthane.
It took our whole . force, about fifteen
minutes to get at iihat she really want-
ed. 'The Scarlet letter.' She said
sheknew there was something red about
soinewhere aud thought it must be,
.caidinal."—Portland Advertiser.
Hints. to' Housekeepers; -
. -When making over old dresses or
iother garmente buy new lininwe It is
"Raney wise and pound foolish " to use
old, half -worn ones.
After all powders are tried, genuine
housekeepera are quite likely to go back
to old-fashioned -washing-soda for
cleaning floors, sinks, iron and other
=metal work. . There ia.nothing that re-
moves Impurities so rapidly as boiling
hot soda and water, applied with a
off once with clear water and dried with
a- clean cloth. A law, lump Of soda -
=melted over the drain in the sink- keeps
the pipe clear from all - grease. While
soda is a scrubber's main dependence, it
shquld never be "used by the laundress,as
it seriously injures eloth.
Wells ehould be 'ventilated', as the
water is thereby kept fresh and free
- from bad odors, The abeorption of air
,hy. water rendeis it plearanter to the
taste and purifies it to some extent ;
ibut the eifedt is not a very marked
Use an under table cloth of colored
4antori flannel on ybur dining table. It
not only will -make the linen one look
heavier and hankbetter, but will in 0I1114
_year saVe its original met in the added
wear of the -linen ones, - principally od
the edges ef the table, where they other-
- wise wear out first. t '
Oil of peppqmint, in vapor diluted
..even to one =int in 100,000,000 will kill
cockroaches in lin hour.
The inice pf peaches, Iike that of cher-
ries, does not jelly readily, but is in-
tlined to make a syrrip instead. If one
pint of apple juice is added to two
pints of peach juice the jelly will be
mueh nicer, with no perceptible differ-
ent:0 in the flavor, Not heviog ripe ap-
ples when I canned my cherries, this
year, I heated the juice and sealed it up-
. mail I could 'have apple juice td use
with it. Pieplant jelly is better made
-in the, same way. I_ have snaceeded
Well in canning pieplant in cold weather.
It must be canned white it is grow-
ing vigoroUsly; or it will be rather
A cool cellar does not mean -a damp
cellar. ' Ihe cellar should be well 'aired
-every darancl. also given a good White.
washing wheuever' it'll' 'necessary, to *do
se. Beefy portion of the cellar should
thoroughly cleansed, and if it- has a
cement 'floor it should be welt scrub
„Buy fine copper wire bY the p4und for
hanging pictures. It does not cost half
what a . twisted wire or ccird does,
and look's far better, Take time to
paste iight Manilla paper over the back
of every picture frame not already
protected in this way, . as it• effectu.
ally priventt dust from . reaching the .
pictures.
Time In Figures. -
rack -Roberts tellies funny yarn about
the rules of printing -offices. it had been
posted on the bulletin boar& of e NeW
-York _ morning paper to invariably imt
the time of the day in figures. This..
- wee -done to secure uniformity: Jaak
had departed from the. rule once, and
been admOnished by the foreman; he
said it would never happen again. The
next night AU editor, -in reading over
the proof of an artiele thought toirri-
prove it by inserting the -well keewn
line of poetry. :
-"Meet main the lane, love, at half -past nine:"
the proof •was passed oyer to
•Jack.for him to correct, and thiS is how
. There was a vacancy inthe office. the
next day. •
Kin a Crack Move.9"
There was company for dinner att
Dilly's house and they' were enpying
the 6110 course, whichConsisted ef oyster
soup., 'Dilly rnade away with, hers borne.
. time in silence .until : she .had nearty
cleaned -the plate, when sbe siiddenly
pausecl, and looking at her 'mother-
-across the. table, said, in a strange
"Iinsh, Dilly," said minima; froWn-
'Dilly • Moved the boWl of. her spoon
back and ferth over the supposed crack,
and then exclaimed triumphantly : .
"Kin a, Crack move 1"
EPPS'S COCOA.
- , BREAKFAST.
•
'" By a thorough anowledge ef the natural laws
which govern the operations of digestion and
nutrition, and by a careful application of the
flue properties of well-seleetelf Cocoa; lifr. Epps
has provided our breakfast tables With e delicate.,
lylavored beverage which:may save us .many
heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use
of such articles of diet that a ccinstitution may
bagradually built up until strong enough to re-
sist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of*
• subtle maladies are floating irotind us ready -
ettack wherever there is a weak ppint.. We may"'
-.escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ountelves
well fortified with pure blood and a roperly
nourished frame."—" Chin Service mtge."-
Made simply with boiling, water. or ntilic. Sold
only in packets by grocers, labelled thus
JAMES EPPS & CO., Homeopathic' Chemists,
Brood We may not .be able to . infuse
royal blood into a man's. veins ; but can do
. better ;' we can expel from _them all' poisonous
humors by the use Of Ayer's-Sarsaparilla, Pure
blood is the best kind of royal blood. -
f THE -HURON ;EXPOSITOR
B(MINE8$.00LLE047,.
'DIG FOR SALE.—For
• This College) is now generally acknowledged
to be one of the leading institutiene of ita_ kind
the Dominion. This is shown by the fact
s "-but Esc -STUDENTS OF OTHER. COLLEGES
WERE IN ATTENDANCE DTHIING PAST TERM.
. • . "Standing, with reluctant feet, '
, Where the brook and river meet,
• Womanhood and childhood fleet!" -
is a type of thousands Of-grg girla Rho '
are emerging from 'the e • salis stage of
their existence, as they en ; upon their
Pteens." Nervous, excitable. Irritable.
Stirred by strange, rinknorwable forma
within them. .each a mystery unto 'her-
self, our, girls need the tenderest care, the
most loving, patient -oversight, and the aid
- of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, to
safely carry thern through this critical- pe-
riod, during which, in too many livek alas,
are sown the seeds of distressing -forms of
diseases-pemiliar to their sex. But this •
boon to womankind will prevent all such
diseases, or 'cure them if they have already
-seized a victim. Woman owes it to herself,
to her family, and to her sociall station, to
be welll mid strong.- -Let her , net neglect
the sure means of cute. "Favorite Pre.
scription " is a legitimate medicine.' care-.
- fully compounded by an experienced and
skilHul physician, and adapted to wOmasal
delicate. prganization. It is purely vegeta-
ble in its -composition and perfectly harm.
less in its effects in any condition of the
system.-- Sold by druggists; $1.00, ot six
Dr. Pierce s Pellets
bowels. They are purely vegetable and
perfectly harmless. One a Dome. Sold
by: druggists, 25 cents a .
•Hay Saw an
I Planing Milt_
H..tt J.- C. Kalbfleisoh, Proprietors.
. The. unuersigned keep constantly oti hand 'at
of all kinds: of boort', Sashes and i'lame=t- Um.
ber. -Also a let et= Hemlock Lumber•at._ from 83
'! Custom .work preteptly at- ssnded io. cut
to order on the shortest notio • -
Estimates for new btiildings gt.ven;
z /Weenies intendhig to build would find it to
their .advaatage- to apply tO us UK' we have all
material -at first. cost. and . are Prepared 'to do
cheap and good worktand- all material guanine
scalp,. so troublesome to many persons, are ef- •
. All these heating and itching humors of the--' Imeiaortant Noti\ce I
•
fectually cured by the riser& Ayar's Hair Vigor.
If not attended to in' time, these diseases —TO—
are very_liable to resulttin loss of the hair.
•
•
What is Wanted
TS something that. will make a man sleep wells
X eat well and rise in the morning refreshed
and- strong, with none ef the worn out tired
feeling sure to be found where constipation-, dye.
penal* or diseases of the stomach; liver, bowels
and blood exist. Burdock Blood, Bitters meets
every indication expressed above. •
Iinportant to Workingmen.
- liable to sudden` acnicients and injuries, as
well as painful cords, stiff joints and lameness.
To all thus Iroublective would recommend Hatr-
yard's Yellow Oil, the handy and reliable pain
cure for outward- or internal use.
The Best Ever Made.
ENTLEMEN,—My. trouble was• heart disease
ur and dyspepsia, but I took :two bottles of
Burdock Blood Bitters Old ooe of Burdoek Pills
and got well, I never felt better in my life. My
brother has also tried B. B. B. tind•thinks it a
splendid medicincm
:Consumption can be Cured..
'By proper, healthful exercise and the judicious..
use of Scott's Emulsion- of eod Liver.011 and
and stren h giving virtues of these 'two %mina-
Hypophoihitee, islhiCh contains the healing,
ble speci es in their fullest form. Dr. D.D. Mc -
prescribing Scott's Emulsion with good' resultss
ft is especially useful in personit-of consumptive
tendencies." Sold by druggists,_50c. and $1.00.
Sleepless Worry , .
. • tough, which, might eatilly be cured if the
right retuedy—Hagyard's Pectoral Balsam—was
made use of. Its soothing, healing and expec-
torant qinilities make it wonderfally useful in ev-
ery flintily foreoughs and wide.
Joy in Jasper.
'T CAN recommend Burdock Blood Bitters as a
J. cure for scrofula,. I' had it for tont years,
and was so bad at one time that I was alinost a
solid sore. commeneed takink B. 13; B. last
summer, have. taken three bottles, and am en-
tirely cured how.
. For Prost Bites.
miERE is no better remedy for ;frost bites,
chilblains and similar troubles Web Hag -
yard's Yelione Oil. It also mires rhetunatistn,
lumbego, sore throat, dedfness and !amends and
pain generally. ',Yellow Oil- is used internally
and externally. •
It is safe to Use Freeman's Worin Powders, as
they act only on the worms and:do not injure
the chiId.
Sick Headache caused. -*excess 'of. bile or a
disordered stomach is promptly relieved by
rising National Pills.
Painful burns, bruises, scerils and cuts are
quickiy soothed and healed by Nletoria _Carbolic
• Prompt, potent and permanent results alwaye'
contelrom the USe of Milbure's Aromatic Qui --
nine Wine;
Consumption Surely Cured. ._,
- Please inform your readere that I have aposi-
' tive remedy for the !abote Minted disease. By i
its timely _use thousands •of hopeles cases have ' .
beet) permanently cnred. I shallbe glad to send 1
readers -who have consumption if they will send
rue their Express and Post.Office address:*
: Respectfully, Da. T. A. Snocum.
104 Welk Adelaide Street,
• HaYing-purchnged t he: St ed and Feed SI ore. of
31r..Rubert seott, begs to state that he will con-
tinue the liesiiietts in all departments as before,.
and by keeping wily
good,. Clean- and Relialile Seed‘
And the very Choicest FLOUR AND FEED,
.fiopes merit a continuation of' the liberal
',-Severtil -of the cholirest and best varieties of
• all guaranteed as rept esented. '
FLOUR- AND
Floair and 'Feed' of every: kind kepi constantly
011 hoed:and delivered in town tree of chore*.
,Slitibluatiou'guitrauteed. I 1- --
Remember the plaee-0. C. Willaon's Plock
eptiesitti_ Forbes' Livery Stable, Main Street.
N. 13, --,•Some firs▪ t'clAss-Tim.Pthy Seed'
--- ALL DRUGe3IST
IVIcKillop: Directory for i889,
JAMES HAYS, Reeve and Warcitn, Seafortb-
Dublin P. O.
JO ES EVAN'S, Councillor, "Ward 2,, Beech -
JOHN S1ORRISON, Councillor, Warl--3,
CHARLES DODDS, Conncillor, Ward 4, Seri-
DlliHANOYER-, Medical "Icahn Officer, Sea
JOHN BEATTIE
Clerktotthe Second Zivision Court
and Insurance Agent.
OFFICE—Over'Sharp & Livens' store, Blain
street; Seaforths 1116t1
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ilifflatiki log
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11011
11.1 4s'
-Pali - CA
w e he attendance was over 100 per cent.
greater than during any precedieg term. Over
80 per eent. the graduates, are now oceupyin
107 Our handsontoly Illustrated Catalogue
'will be mailed to any address on application, _
PHILLIPS:& CARL,
1101 24
for the improvemb
bean. Terms -41, with t
X keep during the...p
Concession 17,Arey. Town
Berkshire Boar, Tennis
of returning -if necessar
time of service, WILLIA
Orogghbred
Appljr
rno PIG BREEDERS. -
1 keep on Lot 7,- Ccinb
ited number. of sows wil
$1,- payable at the: time.
privdege Of retutnint. if
edf: keeps
ERKSHIRE
1403(8 tf
ed will
Lot 2,
ghbred
at the
signed will
Willett, a
with -the
THOMAS
his premises in Ha
onghbred Berkshire Pig=
of retuming if necessary;
'good collie dogs irons int
sides. ROBERT TORRA
ft
necl has on
eel's Mr.
Safe a few
bit on- both
, Tucker -
.to which.
. ;Tering
with .the
OHARLES
IJOhn fi Porter s
Undertaking and Furni-
ture Emporium,
SEAFORT.H, ONTARIO.
OUTSIDE OF THE COMBINATION.
Funerals furnished, cin the shortest , notice
and satisfaction guaranteed. A large assort-,
ment of Caskets, Ceiffins and Shroudir &e..*
Always on hand of the best quality. The best •
of Embalming Fluid ated free_of charge And •
prick the loiVest. Fine Hearse. -
St T.- HOLMES, -Funeral Director. Rest,'
dencoi-- GODERICH STREET, directly op -
formerly oreupled b Dr. Scott.
. Lot 26, concession
smith, a thoroughbted Be
will be taken a limited nu
—$1. payable at the timet
privilege of returning if
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A CHESTER WHITE P
keep _during the
ough Bred Chestet White
-number of sows will +be
fatrowed.on May 15th, 188
Todd, of WekeMan, Huron
the most extenseie a
An the United States: • Thi
first prizes whereeVer sho
able at the time ofservioe,
returning if neceseary.
ndersikned
EROD on Lot
rat a Thor
his pig woe
Ohio, One- of
as,:lalso taken
0-1,Pttvilege of
PLEWES.
A LESME
WANTED.
Having done business in Canada for the past
80 years, our reputation and responsibility are
well known. Ke pay salary and expenses from -
the start, if everything is satisfactory, No pre -4.
which are very liberal, befOre engaging•with env -
Ca's Commercial Agencies, well known to busi-
...nese men ; or Standard Bank', Colborne, Ont.
CHASE BROTHERS' COMPANY..
Dr Philli,ps
OP TORONTO,
Has: rooms at the Cady Block, opposite the
Commernial Hotel, wbere he cen be. consulted
on all chronic diseases of both sexes, Con-
snmption, Asthma &c. treated 'successfully by
Inhalation of Oxygenized Air and Medicated
Vapors, Catarrh, Nervous Debility and Private
Dr Phinips,,
1117d -
HOGS- ,, WANTgp.
Fa Muni) hurry,on i our store hogs arid fatten
them fer the market iron, January to June. -
.i We, have determined to- abandon the p eking
of dressed helis in order to wake the pac ing of
•hogs a business throughout the year. We shall
endeavor to buy at whatever th price* enough
i, live hogs duting these months to run our pack -
lilt' house As this business is b ing neglected
during the late winter and spring months, W4
_think:those-who have hOgs suitable for our rel -
:cluiremeets,will reap a. big benefit. We want
hi fa not less than 14u potinds, and not over 220
'pounds and will give a handsome price for the
terve. . Recollect we shall not buy a dressed hog
this winter, whereas we packed 16,000 dressed
hop after January 1, last winter. -'•
, HURON AND BRUCE
Loan and Investment
- comp:A.1.71r.,
This'Company is Ca° thug Money Of
Farm Security at lowest Rates
SAVINGS BANK BRANCH:
3, 4 and 6 per Cent. Interest Allowed oe
Deposits, &marling to =cunt and
time left.
ICE.---CornerIf Market Square -
had orth Street, Goderich,
HORACE HORTON,
MANAGER
Goderieh, August 5th,1885. 922
f., ' MS
ron the removal ni
wonns of all kin.*
fromehildren or adult: -
GERMAN WORM
LOZ EN 6E13. AlweP
prompt, reliable, safe
'-ind pleasant, requiring no after medicine. •Never
tiiling. Leave no bad. after effect&
'Price0.35 cents pier box.
S
BANKING
Drafts bought and a
Interest allowed :On
OFFICEI--In the
F. HOLMESTED, Solicitor
ii!ai _Hotel;
ager.
105
itneY
STO4E AND
URNiSHING
Seaforth Ontario:
We are offe
ing Bargains in
Cod & Wool Parlor-. Stoves.
All Stov4s Guaranteed.
full line of
MCOlazys utOus Stov6s
For which w
are Sole Agents.
Great Bargains in Table and Libraty
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TORN _GRIEVE, V. S. Honor graduste of
RJ Ontario Veterinary Colleee. All diseases
of Domestic Animals treated. Calls promptiy
attended to and charges moderate. Veterinary
Dentistry a specialty. Office—At Weir's -Royal
Hotel, Seeforth. 11124
"DRANK S, Beattie, V.13., graduate of Ontario
X Veterinary College, Toronto, Ittenber of the
Veterinary MedicalSotdety, eto., treats all -dis-
eases of the Domesticated Animali. All cells
promptly attended to either by day or night
Charges moderate. Special attention given to
vAterinary dentistry. Office on liain Street,
Seaforth, one door south 'of Kidd's Hardware
store.
1112
0 Jarvis and GoderichStreets, next door to the
Presbyterian .0hurch, Seaferth, Ont, All die -
eases' of Horses, Oattle, Sh , many of the do- •
Infirmary, or elsewhere, on the shortest notioe.
Charges moderate. JAMES W. ELDER,..,Veter•
inary Surgeon, P. 8, —A largo stock of Veterin
ary Medicines kept.eonstantly on hand
LEGAL
ATTHEW MORRISON, Walton, Insurance
.4gent, Commissioner for raking -affidavits,
Conveyances, &o. Moo, to loan at the lowest
rates. IL IdorratiON, Walton.
'IX-TH;HASTINGS,Solicitor,cto. Office—Cedes
. , Block,- opposite Commercial Hotel, Sea.
d Rome One Door North of the Commercial
Hetet; !ground floor next door.to Beams butcher
shop. Agents—Cainutott, Row' &Commit. 870
cAuzBox, HOLT & CAMERON, Barrisksm,
Solicitors in Memory, &c., Goderich, Ont.
CAMERON. 506 -
TN J. DOWNEY, Solicitor, Conveyancer, &a
Late of Victosig-B, -C. Office—Over
Blink of Commerce, Main street, fleaforth. Pri-
vate funds to loan at et and 6 per cent, 1085
an Conveyancers, etc. Solicitors for the Bank
of Jolunstoa, Tieciale & Gale. Money to loan.
Office—Elliott Block,- Clinton, Onterio. A. IT.
XANNufa, juin Boon. 781
HOLMESTED, suoceesor to tiro "ate firm of _
licher; Conveyaneer and Notary. Solicitor for
the Canadian Bank of Commerce. Money to lend. •
Farms for sale; Office in Scotti Mock. Main
Street. Seatorth.
rioters: Solicitor', etc; Seaforth and Brussels.
Seaforth Vffice—Cardho's Block, }fain Street.
Money to Loan. - 1127
MONt, TO LOAN,.
ONEY TO LOAN.—Straight loans et per
oent., with the'privilege to borrower
of repaying part of the principal money et
time. Apply to F. HOLMESTED, Barristei
Seaharth. 260
New Roons:-OierDaley's store,
next door tonal of ltobb's grocery
Mein street (east lido, worth. 041
I RIO buyikg ail -kinds of live poultry and
as the season fe.noar at band, I am also pre-
pared to buy dressed poultry. All poultry must
be bled and dry picke.d. In killing use a knife
in 'the throat and Ipick 'the bird- before- the
animal heat leaves the body.- In picking see
that the ekin is not torn and the feathers re-
moved dean. The ;heads and legs are to be
left on, also internal: htft in. In other words
I want nothing off t tbe feathers and proper-
ly bled. If you have any poor stock it will pays
.vou best to sell thetn, alive. I will pay the
bighest cash- prices delivered at Code &Ronnie's
FOR
Seafort
Undertakin
If y•oU:want 'good .vOln
:don't forget_ to give Iljt,
before buying .elsewher
his stock veky large and„
to snit -the -
The Undertaking Depa
.with every • Saaitary ton
Mona of the.cohtineni.
demonstrated by eminent
-Toronto. Scheel -of Medi
ter prepared 'than oer to
'duet funerals on' meter
our patrons thaw aoy.!•
Telegraph Office, Meityl
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'Harness, Saddles, Trunks and
ALL AT EW PRICES.
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HORSE ITRIsTISHINprS,
Wit FS,i
ri CARTWRIGHT le SON, Den.
of the -above wilf via% 13lyth the
last Thursday, and follovring
day ,n1 each month, at lidilne's Rotel, will visit
Zurich the feet Wedneeday of every month
Peirie's Hotel, and Hensel' the following %Intra-
day of every month atReynold's-Hotel,where he
will perform all dental operations. Teeth -ex-
traeW with new Japan anesthetic, which re•
moves vearly all pain. Parties desiring new
teeth will please oall early in the morning of the
first day. Charges moderate. Terms cash. 984
Exeter Ont. Will be et
I 2` Zurich at theHuron Hotel, en the
". LAST THURSDAY IN EACH ifONTEI
Teeth extracted with the leastsainpomdble. All
work first-class at liberal rates. 971
12a„ the Royal College of Dental Surgeons
of Ontario. All the anesthetics used for the
painless_ extraetion of teeth. Offioe—Garfield
-13104. BRUSSELS: 10064.1.
NNOUNCEMENT.—On removing to Tor- ,
.1-1. onto, I have arranged with B. B. Morin,
D. D. S., to remain in charge of office -for the
-future, but will attend personally the 1st Tnes-
day' and Wednesday of eaeh month. 1 am
-pleased to reoommend Mr. Mollies to the con-
fidence of the -public and consider him fully
'qualified and _worthy of the same, With best
wishes for all, friends and patients. Yours
Respectfully, G. L. BALL, Dentist, 14 Gerrard
Street East, Toronto. 1139
A complete stock to meet the wants
of the trade.
Call and examine my stock and get
• No trouble to shoW goods;
1142-12 • ; JlEjt1/.414 • WA RD..
AND SAW MILL IN CONNECTION.
The subscriber would beg to eall attention to
the large stock of d '' d and undressed lumber
7
which he alWays ps on hand, at the wary
Bin stuff cut to any order On
Good Cedar eut into timber or posts. 40entrabis
taken for every descriptions of buildings, •
. including all work.
Charlet Querengesser,
1105, Lot 81, Concession 8, Login.
•
1L
FEED!
,As the SETITFORTH
OATM AMA,
Will be ihutting own ahont the end, of
• the present mo th, there is on hand
iiirg quantity of
MI
FEED
110 E. COOPER,- Itf. D., Physician, Stirgeon
.1.b. and Accoucher, Constance, Ont; 1127
McGill University, Physician, Surgeon
an Accouchenr, fleaforth, Ont. Office- and re-
sidenoe—North side Goderich street, first brick
house east of the Methodistolurrch. 951
tiates Rival • College of Physicians and
Surgeon', Edinburgh. Bruoefield, Ont. 9$0
e) and Ace -ander, &aloft, Ont. Mcleod
residence South nide of Goderich street, 800O2(1
Door east of the Presbyterian Church. * 842'
JAI, of theVollege of Physicians and Surgeons,
Seaforth, Ontario. Office and roWdents
same as oeoupied by Dr. Verccue 848 -
A. LEX. BETHUNE, 3L D., Fellow of the
Roy al College of MY -vides -is andSurgecnss
lately occupied by 'Dr. Mackid, Main Street,
Seaforth. Residence --Corner of Victoria Square,
Dr. "'Raid has gone to the -Northweet ;Ind
-Dr, Bethune has. taken his practice. The
Doctor \sill be found in Br. Mitekidfs ales'
during the-clar and at his own residence during
•
T P. BRINE, Licensed Auctioneer for the
,- County of Huron. Sales sttencled in al
parts of -the All orders left at Ts*
The Great English Prescription
Cures Weakness, Spermatorrhe -
Emissions, Impotency and All
diseases caused by eelfabuse or
indiscretion, One package 411,
Co„ Detroit, Mids. For sale by LUMEN &
WILSON, Chemists (6 Druggiets, Seaforth, Ont,
lien:urea al -prep ed
years; Price; $1.; Will be
in Camilla aeri United Suite's
tationlionre, 9 to 11- and
women treated only. .Seal
stamps. Ladles only. •21e,
COMPA‘Y, No. 3. Fishe
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NurEhieftedts
24 stomp.,
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no and
hes been.
Over thirty
ny address
fiseases of
ulnri., tut,
./ND LILY
Wood ward
'1135 13
Which must be cleared out before.- that
kime
Faamers and others -desiring 31 1
Feed should call at once and - se
cure their supp
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w. a
Accountant, Book4c
Accident Insurance,
Estate Agent: Mon
will be promptly at
Brock, (creams), M
DUFF,
'eper, Collector, Life and
General Intelligence, Real
in any- Of these branches
rded to. Office in DALY'S
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