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la that waa, and you get only tate small (pat.
.vf oils, whieh they rimy contain!.
S. N. THOMAS, Pinatas
tuORTEtROP & LYMA.N, TOrouto our _
.
a Agents. fo • Domittion. j t a,
Crri..1.—M trie—Selected and Eleetrized.
aut ta eaorth by E. Ricks° : ta.. Co atrid3a.
ustleu.
a
FOrrI, GONSUMP ION
ea a!! diseases that lead tor it, such aa
'alas, tataaaaatina corms, Batas :tirrra, Pam ,
citesT, AND I.T.T. DIsEASEs 0 THE
L..LEN'S LUNG
ALSAm
Is the Great Modern. Remedy.
is warranted to 'break up the
4'ough in a. few hour's time,
tiding. It is 'warranted to give.
a even iu the most confirmed
aption. It is warrantel ma;
mess (which is the case with mo
:et the head, as it contains a
ea. It is warranted to be perfec
moat delicate child, although
potvetful reidedy for restorit
_.re is ea real necessity for so x
taumptton„ when Allen's Lung
t it, it only taken in taste.
erica ,5.1 per illet
Wel by ail druggists.
tine 5, ieta.
ost disareasing.
ot O. too long
ntire sAtisfae.
eases of
prOduce coa.
reniediesa or
Opium ta 1134„
ly harrulesa to
tisan active
the sYstem.
any deaths by
sant will pre. "
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iEAT tHGLISII EMEDy.
BR.
IMAM
CRAY'S
dor-e Taking, Merlizatt.
liPECIFIC MEDICINE
;s &U Nevous Diseases, such aS Tremors, -
ty, Proatratien &c. which, in taany cases are.
auced by over inituigauce in the use of to'hoz-
aut. alcoholie 'pint., but the Specific Median°
more especially recommended as an unfailing
e for Seminal Wealmess Sperruaterrhea,
*aucy,arat all diseases th:t follaw sa asequerate
Uf abuse, as Loss of Mamma-, Vaiversal Lass..
a, Pain in the Back; Ditartesa of Viaion, Pre-.
ture Old Age, and many other diseases that
a to Insanity or Constunption and a, Pin.
atatee, cal ea Which, at a ruleare first caused
iat frora the path of nature and over
algence.
le Specific Medicine is the result a a., life
dr and malty years of experienee in treating
se &pedal diseases. Full partieularS in our
aphiet, which we desire to send free by mail ta
ry one.
he Specific Medicine is sold by all Druggists
„al per package, or it paekagee for $5, or will be
t by mail onreceipt of the raonaa, by address --
WILLIAM GRAY I Co.,
Viadsor, Ont.
bid inT Seaforth by E. Hickson & Co., X. S.
Oerts, R. Lumsden„ and by all DruggiS'ts.
anrermeoP & LYMAN, Toronto,‘ Wholesale
Was. 335eow
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MEDICAL
:R. KING, Seaforth, (late af Carronbrooka
Coroner for the County af Perth. Office and
Caence Over Johnson. Brothers' Hardware Store,
in-st. Calls at DR. RING'S office will be at-
ded to day or night. 28T
- L. VERCOE, M. D., C. M., Physic:fan, Bur-
eau, etc., Coroner for the County of Huron.
.ce and Residence, corner of Market and High
ffets„ next to thaltlaning
It. CAMPBELL, (Graduate of McGill Univer-
sity, Montreal ' Coroner for the County of .
ton. Office—Next door to Calder Btothezat
[
rble Works, and opposite McCallum's Hotel,
tet, Seaforth, near the Railway Station.
.- 'illRGEON,Dentist,&e.,Seitforth,
Ontario. Plate work, latest
styles, neatly execated. All Etuaa
_ gicai operatious perforated with,
(e and promptitude. Fees as low as can be eb-
bed elsewhere. Oftlee hours from 8 A. M. to 6
M. Rooms aver Mr. A. G. McDougall's Store,
in-st. 270 „.
M.. C.A.MPI3ELL, V. S., Licentiate and Prize -
man of Cornell University, Ithaca, NS, and
aduate ef Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto,
F settled permanently in Varna. wherehe will ha
readv and willing te attend to all kinds a
itt all kinds- of animals (man. excepted).
all Mad& of weather, and at all hours. Resi-
ice and oilice two doors east of Cook's Tem.-
auee 319
'TgICINARY SUILGEON.—D. McNAUGHZ,
begs to announee to the inhabitants ot
'torth and surrounding country that he has
u awarded the diploma of- the Ontario Veterin-
College, and is now prepared to treat diseasea
Corse!, aud Cattle aral all domestic artiraula. Ha
opeued au ()aloe in counectiou with hie horse -
Ding shop, where he will be found ready to at-
to.calls. Diseases of the feet specially at- *
led to. Residence, office and shop in the rear
Utoran& Ryan's new store. All kinds of Vet -
Su Medicines kept conatautly on hand.
rges reasonable. 229
J. CHURCUILL, Veterinary Sargeon,(mera-
ber of the Ontario Veterinary College,) begs(
tiniate that he as returned to the prattice of
nofessioninSeaforth, and may at all timesbe
ulted on the diseases of Horses, Cattle) &e.
pinery medicines constantly on hand. AR
k promptly attended to. Office, at Mansion
se, Seaforth. 273
;
itaraes-Alta
Solieitor„ Wingham, has boon ap-
(dated Agent for the Colonial Semitic& Core
-
of England, he is also Agent fur several pri-
Onpitalista of Toronto, who loan Money at
reasonable rates. Iuterest payables yearly
aca moderate.
kngham, Dec. 15, 1971. -213
iCAVGIIET & HOLIIRSTED, Itarrjsters, At,
torneya at Law, Solicitors in Chancety and.
tvency; Notaries Public and Conveyancer&
it-orfor the R. C. Bank, Seaforth. Agents for
antala Life Assurance Company,
B.-00,000 to lend at 8 per cent. Parma,
.eaLswati Lota• for sale. - 53
rtZSO.'al & MEYER, Barristers and Attornaya
Law, Solicitors in Chancery and InsolvenaY•
eyanceis„ Notaries Public, etc. Offices—Sea- .
'atm/ Wroxeter. $23,000 of Private Fuuds to
R itt auce, at Eight per cent. Interest, payable
'Ts 58
nataeort. 0. 3IBYDR-
,it. SQUXER, Barrister, Attorney fa Charm-.
e err &e Goderich, Out Office—over X. a.
taa's Emporiura, Market Square. 289
_ *quiet&a allitell'ottatld,
Atterney.s, Solicitors inChanceryt
Brassels, Ont. Oftice—two doors nalth of
'oat Office.
SQUIER, DANIRT. McDONA.LD,
• Goderich. Brussels.
IROWELS.
'OX'S HOTEL, SEAFORTH. Tlaomaa
,c*aaix begs to state to his oId friends and
the tar, ening public, that he has leased the
lately uceapied by Mr. MURRAY, aud
srly known as the DOWNEY HOUSE, and
to receive a continuance of the patrouage
Orally bestowed arson him during his mart
in the hotel business. Every comfort
Faiieutte will be provided for travellers. The
est Liquors and Cigars only kept in the Bar.
qui and reliable hostler always in attendance -
THOMAS KNOX, Proprietor.
FOSTER'S HOTEL, SEAFORTH.
WAS FOSTER begs to inform his co&
iends and the traveling public that he has
al his new hotel, adjoining the Poet Office _
rat, ra he has the very beet accommoda-
'or man and beast. The best of liquors and,
▪ at the bar. TII()MAS FOSTER.
SHALT'S LIVERY AND SALE STAHLES.
)ffiee—At Murray's Hotel, Seaforth. 0004
.% and first-class Conveyances always =hand.
LIVERY STABLES, SEAPORTII, Ont.-
-clod Horses and Comfortable Veldeleslalwaki
lud- Favorable Arrangements; made F414"1
iercia Travellers., All orders, 'Oft at NtioX.'S
will he promptly attended to.
aSC s Alan dOor North st -
aBstetialain Street.
THOMAS BELL liroprietot,
JUNE 5, 1874,
gpopplza
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
The. .•vg-ing.' HereElY Gas
The trial of Rev. Da id Swi ft for
heresy, before the Presbyt ry of 0 reap,
has resulted in his acqui tal. e ap-
ie.1, Which the prosecut r threa ened,
Las been summarily a,rr sted by Mr.
Swing's withdrawal from t e Preebyteri-
an Church. For the pres nt, therefore,
ao fat as this case is oonce ned, tbe con-
trovetsy is at an end.
The excitement caused. by the whole
affair in Chicago has been extraordinary.
The newspapers reported t e proceedings
in full as they went on. The church in
whieh they took place wa crowded day
deer day with, both womenj nd men of
' high social standing, who ould not re-
frain from expressing th ir respective
sympathies for the parties to the contro-
versy. Mr. Saving was ev'dently the fa -
s
earite -with .the majorityHidefence,
.
which he.deliverecl in tie on, was fran-
tically applauded, and. th . vote of the
Presbytery, 46 for his acqi ittal to 16 for
his conviction, probably re resents fairly
the division of public opin on in regard
to him.
Nominally, Mr. Swing's lleged Offence
*was that he had not beet zealoue and
faithfal in maintaining the truths of the
Gospel., and that he did n� sincerely re-
ceive and. adopt the Wes inster Con-
fession of Faith. Really,t was t at he
.;Ihad departed froth - the - oId-fas 'oiled
interpretation of Presbyte ian doctrine,
and taken_ up views comm lily regarded
as those of Unitarians antI other hereti-
cal Christians. No quest n of morality
or personal character was niac1e, bui only
naked pointe of doctrinal o hocloiey.
For example, the Carafe sion of Faith
declares that sinners are s yed "by im-
puting the obedience and st isfaation of
Christ unto them, they e4eiving and
restiug on him and his rig1it ousness by
faith," the ground of this s lvation be-
ing 'that " Christ, by his b dience and
sacrifice of himself, satisfi (. the justice
of his Father, and. purcha de not only
reconciliation bri1 . an ever]. s ing inhera.
tance in the kingdom of h a en for the
elect.* 'This is the well- owncloriiie
of salvation by faith alone hiei uther
borrowed from the Ito an .Ca holic
Bishop, Anselm, and mal e the attle
pr 3 of the Protestant Refo nation. . But
Mr. Swing admits that in preachi g on
this subject he has used. the foil wi.ng
words, and still adheres to the views
they express :
"In the financial department of life a debtor
can be saved by haviag his debts paid. Condemn-
ed to death, a eximina1 eau be saved by a latter of
pardon having up, n it the seal of a king ;Ibat in
morals salvation i • not simply it diseltarrge Irani a
debt or an esoape frorn a penalty, but a change. in
the spirit, a trans' 'on front Tice to virtue. I •
Again, the Gonfession of Faith teaches
that men not professing the Christian
religion cannot "be saved, inany' other
way whatsoevee, be they ever s dili-
gent -Le frame their lives according to
the light of nature and th4 law o that
religion they do profess ;" 1wherea Mr.
Swing has the temerity t asser that
Socrates and Penelope ankl othe good
heathens will be admitted into h aven,
and. that, too, mare readi y than such
Christians as the profli ate E press
Catharine II. of Russia. I his defence,
he argued that this is the c octrine of the
New Testament, but he id not main-
tain that it words with he Con ession
of. Faith. .
The Confessian of Paitlj also . ffirms
the inspiration of the bo ks co rised
in the Protestant Bible astjhe very Word
of God. But Mr. Swin , read' g the
curses imprecated by Dafrid up n his
enemies in the 109th Psa1ri, has come to
the conclusion that this psalm was in-
tended only for temporary use, and is
t Ii
t
not to be regarded as a
pression of the Holy Spin
accuser founded a charg
and denial of the inspiratio
ermanent ex-
. On this his
of infidelity
of the Bible,
which Mr. Swing met , y citiLg the
Mosaic law of divorce, and asking lath-
er that was of a temporary nature or in-
tended to be a rule of Christian .-c nduct
for all time.
On the subject of the Trinity, which
the Confession of Faith declares t Con -
twice,
charg-
book
sistof " three persons of eine subs
poWer and eternity," Mr.Wing is
ed with teaching Sabellia ism in
of his called " Truths fo ' To -da
which he says :
"The doetrine of the Trinity as form
ed, can not be experienced. Zi an has
power to test° the threeness of. ne, nor
's 'good.'
a of thre
ear in!
ness of. three . and see that it
Christianity bears readily Wield
and permittathe one God. to .ap
in Son, or in Spiaita'
. ki.0* Mr. :Swing defend.
-does not precisely appear from t
port of the proceedingay ,bi t he evi
satisfied the PreSbytery: 7 iegard
It. is- plain, however, -al t : he - s
quite another doeltrine thaln that
ized. by the Presbyterian 'c I eed.
Other specifications agai i st him were:
Misrepresenting Preebytelians as fatal-
ists and as believing in th derma '-on of
inf. ate; favoring the Darvinian heory
he. Ger pel is .
a... jumble of
insist on the
Wicked ; say-
rofeseion, like
as, grown up .
through the requirement of circum-,
stances and not by special oedinat .ora , of
God e depecciating the im ortance of in-
' fant baptism ; and, genera y..syrall'athize .
mg with -Unitarians, and on one occa-
eiou led -teeing in . behalf of ,. a Unitarian
chanty. All these charges seem to have
y. :his .j).iclg,
. .
es, therefore,
of the Pres-
Ormally put
this la
1.1
y stet-
ot the
he ene-
Hence
offices,
ther, or
guage
le re -
Tartly
to it.-
ts up
thor-
of/ volittion ; saying that
"a, mode of virtue and nO
doctrines ;" neglecting to
eternal punishment Of the
ing that the ministry is a
law or medicine, -which
been treated as frivolouS
or as not sustained by ptoo
As the matter now sta
Mr. Swing and. three-fourt
byteriane of Chicago have
themselves on record. as 1to longer ad-
hering to the Westminster Confeseion of
Faith in its plain and obvious meaning.
Indeed, an eminent membdr of the Pres-
bytery, Dr. Patterson, in ,xplaining his
vote and that of several of his assOciates
Lor Mr. Swing's acquittal,- said clistinct-
lY : "A Man may not ac ept the entire
Confession, i 1 mi$., i ini$ verbi,;., and q -et be
a good Presbyterian." Tat is t say,
they claim the liberty Of so construing
this ancient instrument, wij.ieli was fram-
ed. nearly 230 years ago, tl at it shell not
touiliet with what they dsteem ke the
enlightened reason of the .)resent age.
In this they mav show th raselve good
Christians, but they are not goo1 logi-
-clans , and they only add nother to the
instances daily multiplyin arm d us,
.in which formal creeds ai found to be
too narrow for their prates 'eel adh rents.
___ ....._
Baclebitin
Ba('reetatere---that's jue, the tern ex-
actly 's These blood -sucking insects which
asten themselves on the enderest spot
along the vertebral co1unn—yoii. can
neither see nor reach theiil, and, 1 ke all
cowardly and despicable enemies they.
atways strike behind the back.
,
Call it not a fault, ratheSchrand it as a
Crime YOU pick my poet and "you
take the earnings of perhaps a' week—
yon pick at my reputation
'oiled beak of slancleke and
dot?—you take away ray
thorns in my midnight pi
every man I meet look u
EMS
per
ag
It
for
by
ha
ore
110
on
the pois-
t do yon
dit ; put
w; cause
me with
isible, all-
iosphere,
tI myself.
than disease,
kill and can
Hippiness
e tie bieath
his power to
the mouths
lathe entire
mon ; you let liease all Inv
vading taint into the at
inst Which I cannot de en
roduces something worse
it can be cheaked by no
be eached by no medicine.
flies from the househeld. befo
of the slanderer, and it i 'n
snatch the very bread ou
of hungry children, and tu
fam
nisi
ilyout.
f all the faults which t
human nature, this rev
worst phases of spontaneou
wickedness. We can look
n the deeds of a man w
onally swept away by
can find a kindly spot
the killer who, madde
ted provocation, strikes
.
blow—me can pity the r
.who has been enticed
upo
cas
We
for
tea
one
ard
do
int and tar-
als the very
malice and
-ith charity
o who is oc-
is passions.
in our heart
d b a ro-
y p
he mUrder-
eling.drunk-
and drawn
,n from his self-control b thoughtless,
conVivial companiond—we can almost ex -
cue the thief wh ' has been elnven
by the hungerewolf to appropriate the
goo sr of his ereiaLtb r—for life is sweet;
but ° ransack, as we may our whole
museum. of charit and we cannot
findi a solitary patch or rag herewith to
sh4le a solitary. spot of the moral loath-
soraeness of the slan erer. He is an en-
emy to God, to m n, to" society and
himself. '
His talk is a poiso ed str am without
a fountain, for hi slancl rs have no
starting point, in fac
There is no concea ing the ruth; it has
its entire origin in bad eart. And
then, how aborninati n is m nified when
the oily tongued d' amer launches his
poisonous insinuaticins under the pre-
text of his jealousy fo the hon or and purity
of the chuA and th goocl f society! If
he were tet come .. ut and confess the
truth as to his rea motives, we might
mitigate our wrath.
' Why does he pot say. it gives joy to
his bad heart to hea and to repeat, with
unmeasured. additio s, all the insinua-
tions and suspicions which ire breathed
against his neighbor? Why does he not.
own, that he feels rel tively little higher
if he can only •dep ess th level upon
which his neighbor tands ? Why can't
he acknowledge tha there i a malignant
spi it in which he lo es to fest upon the
des oiled reputation of others? cornpar-
ed vith which the ruelty f rude, an-
tra necl boys in stoning fro es, cats and
dos is a saintly pastime. ,
1 e wonder not t at the honest and.
ho orable of all ag s have put slander
among the unconver ible furies. Thom-
son4calls it :
"The tongue that -licks tis dust
But, witen it safely dar la as pro pt to sting,"
Sometimes the haoit in t e malignant
slanderer is so esta iliehed that it ° does
1
something to cure it elf.
•I'‘ e °ace knew a an of is sort, and
we made up our minds to b lieve partic-
alaely well of all t4 men e particular-
ly landered.
If all the • rualicio is back iters, he is
ge erally the worst who h once been
of especta,ble position and association,
an who, through s own loss of man -
11
ho d, has fallen iron his high estate. It
giv a him pain to se any Man still re-
taining the respect and honorable posi-
tio from which he los fallen; and so he
ve ts his spleen upon all who are better
..,
thanhimself.
Far the g eatest amount of evil, how-
ever, is don in the community by those
wh can hardly be classed. ainong the de -
lib rate and malicious backbiters. The
n ber of those who meraik throw
stoles over the garden wall, and boiling
wa er out of the wi dow, without look-
iug to see what dam ge may be done be -
lo or on the other side,. is very great.
He e, as Artenaus sed to say, "most
me ha.ve hincl-sioht but not fore -sight."
They can see the mischief and sorrow
they have occasioned after it is done
and cannot be undone; but why could
the not have taken a nye minutes' look
through the con icie ce - leh s b eforch au de
" th horrors -which hey vvere about to
(1..
an have anticipate and so prevented,
perpetrate?
• Want of thought • ere is not a whit
better than deliber e malice, when we
consider how seldo there is really any
excuse for either sta ting or repeating a
slander. Scott, in his usually happy
style, puts it theis :
" oh 1 many a sha-ft at r ndom sent,
Finds mark the archer little meant,
And mo.ny a word, at ran mu spoken,
May soothe or wound a eart thatis broken."
We have had freq ent occasion to trace
tuany a serious troll le to it seurce ; and
in Well-nigh every c se we have found it
originated m either some Wholly invent-
ed 'slander, or some thoughtlesslyrepeat-
ed-elefamation, whidh, like the ever -roll-
ing! snowball, gathered bulk, and weight
at every turn, until it crushed. the
spirit of him on whom it fell..
" There is no cure fot this all -ravaging
disease in the community, except in the
thdrough arousing : of conseience, until
thd slanderer is ranked among the thieves
an4 robbers, unless it be -that listeners
*ilfl refrain utterly from ev4-hearing.
-gases. '
StANTLY. STRUCIC. DUMB.—The Leav-
enkrorth Kansas) TF.172,68, of:May 23, re-
lates the following : "A remarkakle oc-
cuerence took place n Salt Creek Valley
daY before yesterd . Mrs: , Chapman,
wife of Samuel C apman, of Pleasant
Ridge, went into e pasture adjoining
the house for the p rpose of catching a
horse which she d sired to drive into
town with. In les than half an hour
she was seen malei g her way back to
the house waving rer arms above her
head, and making .11 sorts 'of ludicrous
gestures. Her hus • and, who was stand-
ing onr the porch, ti ought it remarkably
straage that his wif e ordinarily so staid
and. dignified, sho ilcl be acting so
strangely, but took o furthtr notice of
her, supposing she was making fun of
Inn. But when -sh' finallyreache1 the
house, a very seri us matter was de-
veloped, a.ncl-all!the strange' actions fully
explained. The wo an had by some un-
accountable means b en struele speechless,
and has not, up to last accounts, been
able to speak a-wor.� or make known. the
cause of her naisfort me. It is the gen-
eral opinion that th spell was brought
on by a fit, or some terrible fright which
the woman receivi d whu1e in the pas-
ture, and the.natur • of which her friends
have as yet been u ble to earn."
SAMUE1-1_ TROTT
Mantifaattuer of
Machine ,Turned Butter Packages
I Of a Superior Quality.
All Orders, either Wholesale or Retaill Promptly
Filled.
SYlarORTH, ONT. 836
0 THE 11EMBERS OFT
AG
ICULTURAL
MI:TTUAL
ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION
OF CANADA.
TELnndersig ed beg bo announce that owing
to thel suddei disappearance of his representa-
tive in. Patron, h has returned to
,
r •
°LINTON
For a few iweelcs to take renewal applications from
those of the me bars whose policies expire dur-
ing MAY,JUN and JULY. Owing to circum-
stances over wit' eh he had no control a few policies
have been allow d to expire, these, however, will
be first attendo4 to, and all policies' soon expiring
will receive In attention before expiration
thereof.
Trusting to be favored -with a continuance of
the noble patro age hitherto given to the " Ag-
ricultural, '
I tm, gentlemen,
Yours faithfully,
CHAS. T. DOYLE,
Oweia Sound, Ona,
336 Disbet Agent Grey, Brume and Huron.
The su scrib
enstOmers(rnero
patronag durin
by strict i tegn
to merit tjheir
Having greatl
the winter, he is
H1G
For any (Ipianti
at the
EMPORIUM.
r hereby thanks his numerous
ants and others) for their liberal
the past seven years, and hopes,
y and close attention to business,
nfidence and trade in the future.
enlarged his premises during
now prepared to pay the
ET CASH PRICE
Wanted: by th
clean W H MAT
3, of good fresh eggs, delivered
EGG E?.d1PORIUM,
Main Street, Seaforth,
subscriber 25 tons of good, dry
TRAW.
D. D. WILSON..
SEAFORTH, et rah 18, 1874. 328
THE
HURaN PLANINC MILL.
.111.4MR . GRA Y & SCO TT
'REG to anno nee that they have commenced
busatess i the shop lately ocaupied by Mr.
Martin, and are now prepared to fill orders for
Sashes, Do 9's,. Blinds, Mouldings,
And all llnda o planed Ituater.
CHEESE OXES AND SETTERS,
FARM GIA.TES, RAY RACKS, &c.
A good. stock cf Seasoned Limber on hand.
Factory and umber yard on Goderidh street,
near Main stree .
Jig Sawing and Custom Planingneatly done.
A. GRAY. 1 W. H. SCOTT.
. .
THE FARMERS' FRIEND!
•
WIILLIAM GRASSIE,
Of the Seaforth I Carriage Works, having sold off
all his sleighs tnd cutters, is now busily manu-
facturing
WAGO S. AND BUGGIES.
His Wegons are strong and durable.
His Buegies afre stylish, and, being made of the
very best material, and by first-class worlonen, are
guaranteed to gare satisfaction.
He is ia a porlition to sell on as favorable terms
as any in the trade.
NO LONG CRIEDIT.
Mr. Grassie is determined to sell cheap, and will
hereafter give oily short credit. ,
Repairing an General Blaeksmithing attended
to as usual. -
WILLIAM GRASSIE.
MISS BORLAND,
(Frail Miss Young's, Toronto,)
DRESS AND MAN.TLE MARER
Two doors South of the Commercial Hotel,
MAIN' STREET, SEAFORTH. 813
THE SEAFORTH PACKING HOUSE.
, HAMS AND BACON
Thoroughly eled and of eicellent quality for
sale wholesale nd retail.
The Trade a berally dealt with. All orders a
promptly :attendled to.
THOMAS STEPHENS,
327 I
"TRUTH I MIGHTY AND WILL
PREVAIL."
„Proprietor.
THE GEt UTNE AMERICAN
E IAS HOWE
SEW! G MAC'HIN
TRIUM 'HANT OVER ALL! •
VIENN4 PREMIUMS.
THE
HOWE EWING MACHINE
RECEI
At the
ED FIVE MEDALS
rienna Expoeition, viz.:
CRAND MEDAL OF PROCRESS
DIE
Eor Su
THREE ;
For supenior ex
AL OF 171ERiT
exior Workmanship, and
ALS OF CO-OPERATION
ellence of productions. See ex-
ct of letter below:
EXTRACT."
VIENNA, August 22nd.
The Howe Mac me Co., New York:
GENTLEMEN We have been successful in ob-
taining five medals from the Exposition, viz.:
Grand Medal of arogress, *Medal of Merit for su-
perior work, audi three Medals of Co-operation for
superior excelle4ce of productiOns. *Yours truly,
G. W. HO WE.
The &have spelaks for itself, and no twithetanding
the false claims of some firms in the Sewing Ma-
chine business, the HOWE still keeps the lead.
A fresh supply j st receiTed at
W. N. WATSON'S,
308 Insurance Agent, Seaforth.
MONEY ADVANCED
ON M°dgage
sucI peri
as the ap Hcant
322452
1
Security, in such sums and for
, and repayable in such manner
may desire. Apply to
A. G. MoDOUGAT,TI, Seaforth.
SIGN OF THE
GOLDEN PA Li: K.
MONTREAL CUT NALLS1,
One Car Load American Waterlime,
ON.E CAR LOAD
TWO TONS -AM
ANNEALED FENC
WHITE LEAD,
PAI
P.ADES AND SHOVELS,
RICAN T HINGES
'G WIRE, Oiled and Galvanized,
TS AND LINSEED OILS.
Complete Stock of evvrything in our line.
JOHNSON BROTHER:
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
TO THE FARMERS
We have much pleasure in informing you
McLEOD, Kippen, a
The
KIRBY!
Reaping
OF HURON.
1
hat we have secured the services of Mr CHARLES
4enora1 Agent for the sale of !
Andf
) ,
7
. . .ttk.
-
1:109-„Ftcee;oriesi., atams
1.5r47
5
The KIRBY Machines have not yA been fu
Farmersavho were present at the Tappan Rea
as to the merits of our Machines.
The 'Kirby machines are simple in const
equate) any machines made, and are positiTe
make and can supply to Farmers for the co
REAPER, the BURDICK INDEPENDENT
WHEEL MOWER. Mr. MoLEOD will supply
Farmers Who have usqd the 'Kirby. We true
supply them with first-class Machines. -Your truly,
CHARLES MeLEOD, ICippen P. 0., Aftek ".
JAMRS MARTIN, St. Helens P. 0., f t'
BRANTFORD, March 1, 1874.
Mowing
Machines.
Uy introduced into the County of Huron, but those
ing Match, in jaly, 1878, can form their own opinions
ction'easily managed, very durable, will do their work
Ly the lightest running machines in the Dominion. We
ning season the KIRBY COMBINED MOWER AND
'ELF -RAKING REAPER, and KIRBY'S NEW TWO -
pamphlets, giving all information and certificates from
the Farmers of Huron will sustain us in our efforts to
A. ICARRIS, SON 6: CO.
526
GARDNER
SEWING MACHINE
• IS A STRONG
Easy Running Machine
WELL ADAPTED FOB
FAMILY SEWING,
AND
SEAFORTH
AGRICULTURAL !MPH
Sewing Machine, and
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
11) CD .bt 1T_T _
'SEWING MACHINE DEPARTMENT.,
I take pleasure in stating to thcpublie, that
shall at all times have it stock of all the different
kinds of Sewing Machines, with their varied. pre-
tentions to merit, that the purchasers may be able
to suit themselves at one establishment. without
inconvenience. The whole face of the country
has been, and still is, frequented by traasient
persona. My object is to oaution the nubile
against buying anything but Standai4. Maehines
and of Regular Established Agents, who can al!
ways be found, and whose warrant and guarantee
can be relied on, and if the purehaser is not suited
with the )diad they think they want, they can have
the privilege or enanging it for any other. Wig -
have at all times a Rep, and fresh stock of the
Florence and Webster Machines, as well a.s all the
ether standard makes, which can- be paid for oit
very easy terms, or if not satisfactory, can be
changed for any other that may be desirel.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
0. C. WILLSON
Can defy the world on Musical Instruments, both
in Price and Quality, he cannot be surpassed.
The menufacturers of Instruments which he sells
have
it reputation that dare net be questioned.
He sells foraio second-class firms. The Mahn-
shek nil Steinway Pianos .atince, Mason & Ham-
lin, and Estey Organs and Melodeons.
AGRICULTURAL IfELEMENTS.
Such as Straw Catters, Grain Crushers, Root
Cutters, Sewing Madhines and Horea Powers, all
of the best, always on hand.
IRON HARROWS.
Now is the time to purchase
111111111W1
0
The Best in use.
A few on)y on hand. Call and get one before they
are all gone. In the year 1870 I sold 30 of these
Harrows; in 1871, 50 were sold by me; in 1872,
1 1 sobland in 1873 my sales reaclued over
Lig1').t. Manufacturing Work. of 40. Tliis is the best proof that eau be offered
the satisfaction -which the Harrows give.
At the Fa
to some
BEST JUDGES THE
AND BY
13, Prizes in 1871
a held throughout the Dominion, this Machine was pat
ery severe tests by the ,
.
O. C. WILLSON,.
Market -street, Seaforth. 326
OUNTRY COULD PRODUCE
HEM AWARDED - THE SEAFORTH
and 26 Prizes in 1872. PLOW FACTORY.
Its simplieity of eonstruction, strength and d abilityreconnnend it to all classes. It has it complete
set of attachments, and 4ocs all kinde of work.
INSTRUCTIONS IN ALL THE AJ TA MENTS GIVEN FREE OF CHARGE.
&ardner Sewing Mach/me Company, Hamilton, Ont.
PE ER .GRASSIE, SEAFORTH,
286
Agent ior the County of Huron
GODERIGH FOUNDR-Y,„
The Goderich Foun
STEAM ENGI.N3EgSthei.VB2811r
SAWING
On hand—IR0.1•4' AND WOO
GANG PLOWS,
SUGAR AND POTASH KE
COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX
SALT PANS
IRON AND BRASS' CASTI
fry & ManufacIturing Co.
that they are prepared to contract fO'a
S; FLOUR, GRIST, AND SAW MILLS
MACHINES, &c.
EN PLOWS, with steel boards ;
CULTIVATORS, STRAW -CUTTERS, &c.
TLEs, GRATE -BARS,
WAGGON BOXES, &c.
TOVES, of various kinds.
MADE TO ORDER.
ALSO,
GS, AND BLACKSMITH WORK.
BOILERS AND SALT PAN43 REPAIRED ON 8EtORT NOTICE.
TWENTY TO THIRTY -HORSE POWER TUBULAR BOILERS generally on hand for sale,
rta.: All orders addressed to the Compoiny or Secretary will receive prompt attention.
A. .EI3DGE, Secretary and Treasu H. HORTON, President.
R. RUNCIM N, General Manager.
10.11•001Mbr.
SEED! SEED
EDWARD GAS
HAS STILL PLENTY
11
TARES AND COON
AT REDUCED PRICES.
OLD SEED STORE,
337 1 Goderich Street, Seafarth.
Insolvent Act of 1869.
TN the matter of LOUIS CALDER, as welt,
hi-
dividuaily, as it member of the firni tradiag
under the name. style and firm of CALIPER
BROTHERS.
The Insolvent has made an Snip:in:tent (4 his
Estate to me, and the creditors are notified ;to
meet at the place where the Insolvent lately car-
ried on business, in the Village of Seaforth, in the
county of Huron,
On the 8th Day of June, Next,
At 12 o'clock, noon, to receive statements of his
affairs and to appoint an Assignee.
DIXIE WATSON,
Interim Assianee,
Dated at Goderich, this 18th day of May, A. D.
1874. • 686-8
BURST OPEN,
Ono night last week,
John Logan's Old Stand.
CAUSE—A LARGE NEW STOCK QF
FRESH GROCERIES.
TAMES REDMOND has opened out in Jorn
" Logan's old and well-known stand a lake stock
of Fresh
GROCERIES,
comprising everythingwhichshould be found # it
first-rate Grocery Store.
FLOUR and FEED on hand.
He solicits a call, and will guarantee satisfae-
tion.
319 J. REDMOND.
BACON AND HAMS FOR SALE,
THE undersigned have on hand at KIPPRN
about 25 tons of
Superior Smoked Haxas and Side Meat,
Which they will sell by the ton or in smaller
quantities on reasonable terms.
JAMES SI: GEORGE PETTY,
300 Kippeu P. O.
it rfturon Q'vxvoitor
IS PUBLISHED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
IN SEAFORTH.
TE1IXS.—$1. 50 per year in advance, or $2 at the
end of the year.
Advertising Rates.
First insertion, per line, 8 cents, subsequent in-
sertion, 2 cents each time, per line.
Advertisements of Strayed, Lost, Found, &c.,
not exceeding 10 lines—first month, $1; after flint
month, 50 cents each month.
Advertisements of FARMS and REAL ESTATE
for sale, not exceeding 15 lines—first month $1 50;
each subsequent month, 75 cents.
Births, Marriages, and Deaths—Gratis.
1
Advertisements without specifie directions will
be inserted till forbid, and charged accordingly.
Advertisements measured by scale of solid
nonpareil.
McLEAN BROTHERS.
MONROE & HOGAN,
SEAPORT'',
Beg to direct the attention of the farming com-
munity to their Superior PLOWS,'
THEIR IRON PLOW
Has become a general favorite, and with improve-
ments made sine last season, they have no hesitsa
tion in guaranteeing it to be at least equal to any
other plow manufactured.
THEIR IRON BEAM PLOW,
With -wooden handles, is one of the best and most
useful plows, for general use, manufactured.
MONROE & HOGAN
Now manufacture the celebrated
THISTLE CUTTER PLOW
With Wrought Iron Beata. They are the only
manufacturers who supply this favorite plow with
a Wrought Iron Beam. this plow is sold for $17,
the same prig() at vrhieh other manufacturers sell
the east iron beam.
SCUFFLERS,
Both in ii -on and wood, made to order on the
shortest notice.
REPAIRING
of every description promptcy attended to.
None but the very best material, both in ham
and wood, used, and partiea purchasing from tie
may rely upon getting a good and durable article.
MONROE & HOG -,AN,*
Plow Manufacturers, Seaferth. 1
N. B. --Gray's Mould Boards kept on hand for
repairing. 826 -
TO THE PUBLIC AT LAB,GE.
W. H. OLIVER, I
Harness, Saddle and Colla
cif
s.a
4:4 N
MANUFACTURER,
LAT-ASIT., SEAFORTII.
SIGN OF Ti -3 al SCOTCH COLLAR
A choiceassortraent of lightand heavy Harness,
Whips, Bells, Horse Clothing, r&c., kept constantly
on hula. Repairing promptly attended tra and
charges moderate. Remember the placeatign of
the Scotch Collar. • W. H. OLIVER.
BRICKS, BRICKS.
JOHN & JAMES SPROAT
AVE now their Briek Yard in full operation,
et miles east of Earaoneviue, where they
have now
Thoztecitzds of Brick
*
Already reouided of a superior quality anetalze.
885 4&. SMUT.