The Huron Expositor, 1876-04-07, Page 9Arum 7,, 1876, .•
• C. LAIDLAW'S
GROOEFtyt
ming th o management o
:mess formerly conducted
LW, I ham much Pleasure: ane
eiatronfi of the
EAP _GASH
the
br xr.:
public generally that it will be say'
.r conduct the bumitiese in all its Ws
erly conducted by Mr. Laidlaw.
a deprecation iu. the Quality of S
tl be a Speciality as former y. aco
veined. in
RS AHD GENERAL CROWD" -1
,
Ground on the. Premises anfr
Fresh and Good.
ition to the usual Stook of GrOffils
kep for sale sttI1 stook of
UR AND PROVISIONS,
Kirtg Hanle, Side Moat, Potatoes, A
tarleewortlee and A. W. Ogilvie's
in
stock ; A choice atoek of -
DiR EH AND FIELD SEEDS
n this week. All goo& bought of nre
eared promptly and free of charge.
ita Who gem( their Chililrenfor GOi4
11 rereire a44 careful attention as
if they came themselves.
• A FEW GOOD
TIER MAKERSWANTEDI
ehom to make erre:wpm:outs for these
of Batter for the coming:Hessen.
R. J. C. LAIDLAW
ie in his old stand duringthe whole 01 f41
et month in Order to dispoae of his rang*
TOCK OF LIQUORi
he is Selling Off Cheap for Cash.
J. A IRLEY, Seal
E VERY CHEAPEST SPO-
IN TOWN.
DY MONEY DOES THE BUM
OTT1 irZT-i-S
)CER and, PROVISION DE
SEAFORTHI
YS for Caah, and sells for Cash, and,
taabad debtiot00ft his =stamen the
business men would puma` this
,gelem world soofl die a natural death.
GROCERIES,
try description,Freela New and Good. .e
aft Class Green Tea at 46 centre per
lige% of not lesa than. 10 pounde.
iglit, Beautiful Seger, from. 10 to 12
tie Dollar.
FLOUR AND FEED
very Description Delivered in Town *ft:
kH FOR BUTTER AND E,
her Farmers Produce in exchange for
neraberthe Now Grocery, nearly
Hotel, Seaforth.
JOHN KY
STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT t.
'FOB ISO,
veen JULLUS D'U.TCAN,
nd the Municipality of Seafortb.:1-
Receipts by the Ire•Otallrer"
1108 from 1874 . — . . .. • • •a • • -• • Si
2,
Proceeds of note discounted, emi
000. ... .. — . • • • - • • a•
25, Proceedoot note discounteu,
000,.... . ...
eoks, Clergy Reeerve
Ross, for Boundary Line. • •
t Watering Tex..... . ..... • •
#.4 from S. Stark for 1874... • • • • • • •
011ie, for side .. ....... • • •
and Scale .... • • • • • •
ard Licence .... . - .. •
.. •
1 TACMCD......... • • • • • • . ..
Licence"... ..... • • • • •
er's Licence. . . - . . ....• •
rax
unt of Roil...-. . • .• • a, ir • •(..
Otall .... ‘$14
i .th u me? flentli by the firrengiirs
•Mg Feed and Interest- • -.
et Watering . • .. . ....... • • • • •
eof and Side Welke ... ..... . •
Department — • . • • • • - • • • "'"'
• . • • . • ..
eta ELM Fiattrietf..... • • • . ..
ting•i •• • - • - • - •-• ........
4 .. .... .. - - • • • • ' ' ' "
sty Late'. - • .. • . ...
)01 Board „ „ , , „ ..
dries.. .. itcf:•••••••••••••••111
diected Taxeic.. ..... • • .. • ..
Balance in hands of Treafftirer
Total. . .. .. . - • • • • •
dited and found correct.
'.N. WATSON, JAMES A. CLINE,
B.—'rhe detailed etatemonttori-
jerk's °glee. 1-aL
A1TLAND BANK CEMETERY.—T:
'
will be received up to .aeril.15, for
above cemetery. The coatraetorfence
to
he material for the, SEM& except
bi
tlie
iculare can be obtained frora
Seo.forth.
NDERS WANTED.—TenderawillbeL
ba the undersigned Trustees, nal'
tO
of May, for the erection of a fraino AtI
School House in Section. Np.
s and Specifications may be Seen St tp:
Ir. George Beatty, Varna. The lovrePt
er not necessarily accepted. W
)N, GEORGE BEATTY, 30IIN JO
'tee.
70.
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
continued FroAU, Seeolul Page.
familiar to unprincipled dealers in dead-
ly drugs. Allise this *Ai pia 11 as the noi-liall he mH
avwelcoed t ) orOP'
se:4110e
on your face. Lear the yin1 noroan who John Bartlett, Esq. He reached th
declared hiineelf to be Tlivovhilus Qui. doctor'io residence just at the time who;
ner, in the heariii,5 of Mrs. INN Lillis, must, Theoplipme (biller Bartlett was incenein
•
in the necessity of the case, be the son eviiie propriety of florkiciAboo Cove by ,id
of 'rheophilus Quiner, M. L)., and of no ing about with the gig.top down. in ful
one else --except hisimother. What say view of the virtuously Outraged common
roil gentlemen of the jury ? Guilty or ity. Mr. Bartlett was' no classntate o
not guilty ? " Guilty," sad•Tarp!ulin.
" Guilty," said Wallis. " Guilty, said
they all.
64 Gentlemen, I beg"—fa ntly expostu-
lated Dr. Squills. •
'10h, you be quiet !" sa'd Mrs. Wal
-
• i -
. peeping and lstenn at the bar -
000113 door. " You doctor all -stand up
for one another. There's no doubt you
and old Quiner will go shat -es in making
a natomy of him !"
Dr. Squills shrugged his shoulders. in
a deprecating way, land walked oft, in
happier frame of malicious mind than he
cared to seem. Meinwbile Dr. Quiner
and his household, in utter unconscious-
ness of all that was I going on without,
had carefully dispose4 of their patient,
whose stupor had not yet been relies-od,
The doctor was unremitting in his -at-
tention, and his daughter in her anxiety.
The patient's sleepbeeame more natural ;
and, as the morning wore on, he was
evidently finding rest. As Rachel watch.
ed it his side she saw his eyelids trem-
bling, and touched 1 her father's arm.
Slowly the eyes opened The doctor
thought their expres ion was most re-
assuring. And the tlatighter thought that
the gentle wonder o 1 th se hazel eyes
was one of the pleasantcst puzzles into
which she had ever looked.
IV,
Life at Horseshoe Co
much abound in incident
Quiner could have b en
her unexpected guest, eve made her eacape. Ili
an old man and ugly. But he was young, dinner gave the th
and, Rachel thought, hanclsome. More- practical turn, and
over, her father had Ann uneed him to ess ' was at her post,
her as a gentleman ; and hildren are al- sessed.
ways ready to believe-theparents when They are an unoon
they find it agreeable Ito do so. It was at the table, and ce
now the morning of th second day. Dr. their meat and their
Quiner said his patient was getting on topics of that pleas
famously. We shall not undertake tee notes au& meinories
hermits. Ho* could she douht,,..w t
such an advocate before her ?
But we will reserve partioniars till w
Dr. Squills, but 30 years his senior. 11
was no criminal lawyer, but la countr
squire, gitasi farmer, Whose teal profee
cion was the cultivation of bonds on
mortgages. He had answered the sqm
mons to his son's sick -bed as early as th
imperfect mail and coach serVice of filft
years ago would admit. In the abse
of her father Miss Rae
After the first questto
which the visitor un
son was recovering, an
lady was Dr. Quine 's daughter,
John Bartlett said : It is iwende
Miss Quiner, how vivi ly rat* recall
appearance of your m ther at your
She was a beautiful w man, and as
as beautiful—"
"You mistake, Si ," said Rae
smiliugi " my mother was not my in
er at my age.
" And as .cheerful nol witty as e
daughter is now," co tinned Mr. BrLh
lett, smiling, in his turn. 1" You ar
right not to have your years overstated
Theophilus is two or hree 3,ears olkle
than you are,"
Why in the world • oes the young w
man blush ? What
Her father, who now
by the young co
Rachel's embarrassme
• learn the cause, was
e did not so Mr, John Bartlett. 1
that Raehel hero of the hour, cam
indifferent to hand -shaking, and R
hel received h
s and inswers
lerstood that
that the yo
m
b
13
ul
ge
el
th
nhad hebeen
define his disease, as ve are not writing fessioos of gratitud
for a medical journal. _ f we have a meth- blushes on thepa rt
cal reader, we wish him success in giv- bluff disclaimers on
ing the case a name,
It WAS a cheerful m
tor was cheerfnl,
mated, and prettier
they both stood at the patient's bed-
side. The young fellow awoke, and
turned from one face to the other with a
puzzled look. " 1,Vhere am I ?" at length
he asked.
" Among friends," said the doctor. Next came another couple
"But you must answer a few questions vanced in the experiences
from me before I let y m ask any. What but not much. Th ir onl
not lost it and ev- but a few months ol — To
ery thing else. , ane,e, the infant did i
•' many days. not to
"Bartlett," repeatod the doctor— living record, • So sli
- Theophilus Quitter Bar lett.", of life that his paren
The young man looked weary and per-
plexed. decided on his nam
made up of Mr. Joh
"1 see you wonder," tho doctor con- _child.
tinued, " how we know s much, Now, Mrs. Bartlett was
tell me, have you a fatl er living, awl
choly, and, of cour
where ?"
These questions ans,
purport jotted down, the
• " Now, shut your eyes
give him his medicincl a
town. Go to sleep ariain
The young man com
do so ; for of all he
reasenable, man faint a
in the custody of st
kind has the least ide
The doctor went away to write and
post a letter, which he would have writ. fore related.
ten before dhe could have found the key In his own cares a
of that satchel. Mrs. Wallis knew all sick child and his pa
about that. ly out of Dr. Quiner'
l
"Bartlett," said the postmaster, as he Bartletts did not so
e justice of the tor. In the- first fin
ohn Bartlett,"
T in his hat and
peace before he mailed'lli, " There was
no knowing," as they both said, " what so the child became
Bartlett. If any un
sumes to doubt, th
forms him that his
is the one literal fa
ming. The doe -
Rachel was ani -
than ever. And
the reader will thank
Summary.
Some 30 years prey
our story there came
way settlerneLt a
traveling with his
physician was Dr.,
ner, with the world
to choose.
as his
enter
valesce
t, and
armly
artlett
in for
.hel, st
arum
ughts
Roche
elm a
cionab
tainly
ords,
nt int
and
, met
f Rae
her fa
us for
ous to
to an
young
oung
Theo
efore
is your name ?"
"Bartlett, if I have
-area, and the
doctor said,
close. :Rachel
Drs. Quiner was the
Her husband was s
Under their intluen
healthy atmosphere,
nd darken the
and returned home
Dr. Quiner, discovere
lied, or seemed to his profession was no
pless creatures, a
After due surveys he
d sick and weary, Horseshoe Cove,
rangers, however
born and her mother
of resietance.
• doctor lived on and
took in the letter
And then he put the 1et
walked over to consultit
they decided to cot
vices of Dr, Theoph
flitting his name up
might be wanted as eVidence." Dr.
Squills was consulted. 1He was not sure,
he said, but he theught:Ithere was an em-
inent lawyer of that name. At any rate, the poetry and ima
when he graduated this was a smart
tory cluster.
young fallow in his claisa who afterward• The child grew an
• er or not the gratibu
• Oh, Dr. Quiner, hoary yeaded sinner ! fluenced the choice
But you are in a fair way to be found • him as well as a n
out. So the peaple said and continued
to'say, the nine day's Wonder dying out
opening of our sketc
,a. to the title of do
• only to be revis ed by ecnne new "ended- ilies had lost sight
ous" eircumstance. The climax of out- the road -side misha
rage upon public propriety was reached
when about two weeks Irons the date of
t� arrival of the stranger at the doctor's
house, Dr. Quiner had the effrontery to
_take the convalescent o t to ride.
1
read law,
• That two weeks had f urnished - rather
.
a
pleasant sick -room ex6erience to The -
i.
ophilatS Quiner Bartlett; The injunction
• to silenc0, darkness and-reet faded into
*oblivion:, A:a the young man gained in
•Eitrength, he lucre -Med i the modest as-
il
;nuance which goes far i I obtaining indul.
. gene,e for sick person, especially for
such as are rieitheaugly ior peevish. Ho
men demanded that his num should sit
Where he could. see her ; and while he
' seemed to sleep his oyez took in wonder-
ftdly well at stolen glances the young
lady's every feature andexpression. And
a9 to Readied herself, wai.e she not charged
glimpse she had of him e was a study
si
to watch her patient ? ' t the very first
• to her ; now he was more interesting
• than ever. She heard his voice and learn-
ed. the color 'of -his eyes- keys to charac-
ter without which much ci.annot be known
er even imagined of any body. It is
vury doubtful whether the young couple
could lix. the date when they. first began
to talk to each other. BiiC the eick-
- quarters were soon enlarged by the addi-
tion of .a sitting -room. There the lava'.
- id rested in. state in an easy Chair, and
the family flitted in and out, and fro-
quently appetiziug lunches were served
by the faithful nerse. '1, hey lived a life-,
• time in a wee.k, and it )8eacied in theiss
innocent and easyeseefidence as if th4
had always known each other.
There is an -end to every thing even to
being an invalid, Bartlett had. the run
of the house. And lie had free use of his
tongue. And he. had cut his way into
satchel, and brought to lght his vouch -
kind hostess the trailitio of his Chris-
ti
ere aud. credentials. He :'mparted to his
tian name ; and as New England youth
are wont to contend. for their faith, he ex-
plained to her Puritan eakes the meaning
of his eatechetical remi llscences when
Eugland fifty years ago, hongli few and
.,
during his delirium be was asked his
name.- There Were Episcs palians in New
far between, and religicies topics have
always been legitimate On fidential
themes in a State whieh owed its founda-
tions to religious scruples. Rachel could
not help -being convinced that the Church
• with a bishop can have some worthy ad-
By that adventure,
ment was new, and lfric jam
inscribed over his first pat
man revived betw4n the
the acquaintauee wa
over the sick baby.
They have risen from th
and are out upon the v
John Bartlett is 4evatingbimscIf
siduously to Miss Rachel. His so e
him askance, with an aspect wh
not ferocious, is certainly ot
as the French say, ,
have ?" Mr. John Bartlett
and to old men is conceded
being gallant. 4e is,
widower .of a couple of ye
and widowers claim the pil.vilege of gal-
lantry, whether it is concealed to them
or not. And he is only talking about
young, Bartlett all the while. " Your
rnother,"1 he was overheard to say,
" saved the chill'S life, and you have
saved the man's." Much
ed to the same purport,
ting how, much he, the fa
Rachel for her care and
the son. Rachel scald o
protest.
But.Ba,rtlett junior felt
quite as much indebted to
her mother before her as a iy othe
son, even his father, could
his apprehension AirtS qui
recollection of certain ex
ge to her
d, folloWe
nt, note
turning
greeted' b
junior, th
his shar
11 crim
ncemen
of al
, as h
4 self-
lon
enjoy
Put of
licher%
the
by
el and
ther's
I.esenti
of
•st
" Hey, ,Rac
" Why, fa
real y the onl
rid of the old
D r. Theo',
slice k the ga
thetie.
ii
tha
ar
its
• teal
dre
cele
rum
eidi
Wa
hel ?" the doctor persisted.
her," said Rachel, " it is
y way in which 1 can get
fentleman 1"
tilus Quiuer's low , laugh
iipotm arid almost waked
ty bot=
snaie peeiserved in an old du
• I •
i this yea
Dr. SO'
sion as hi
,f the sale
Catholic4n, for which not o
i cried, but adults thihted.
rated p eparation the taste
was disg teed without impai
larating properties. Poor o
-`the soverei nest thing on earth,'
lis, beforir she died, indorse
writ in those recise words. Peri
said "beatermost." The Squills
now in proce s of dilapidation, is
e by forty f 'Mlles. Wallis and
✓ tired into i and died there, an
old Tarpaulin. One day the ol
Joao sent for r. T. Q. Bartlett.
th;tionm when the duetor came.
dlo n that ol 1 ditty -bag," ho sai
13
ing to an O 41 canvass satchel
roil d botto .
The doctor did so, and pric
linger indraWing out an old rust
ere
," said the fisherm
s nd haul was a li
bra y.
° ' Ma am Wallis told me to g
that after sh was dead and gone
ther themor bund deponent said
Was the key f the doctor's" va
Opened lon and interesting c
him and Rachel,
egret was that n
were alive to aid
of the past.
Bartlett, son of Th
using his son into
as Horseshoe Cove
ea, and the young
✓ mutative essays,
nerves of summer
icted with his gran
mos—for there is a
illfor ancestry.
r of grace, 1876.,
lls is dead. But h
0 monument, from t
of the Universal T
hook.
Td agar
Th
s k
•
tion be
Their el
sir fa
it eir re
the da
'out-of-
iphyge
wfe.
hilui3
iin wh
farther a
ofi vvettloc
.rchild wa
all elves.
ot proi Janie to ad
ay mOnthe, to. hs
•ht wa his teiin 6
had. ot seriouS4e
-Thi iparty
Bartl tt, nifel and
the-
ian,
profou ly
hel less. MO.
• rful a effic.eti
illful and that If
the c d re% iv
with his 3,r
1 that he tiel
a pr raising
found his wa
filen, Rachel
died, nd ther
bored, as herei
nt
r
ori .
to
ws
t) e
nb -
d per lexitiefi t e
ents i asied eritire-
niem ry. But the
i
asily fret the do-
h of ti eir grati ude
memo ate the
Lus Q iner b3
n the arra.
Tbeop tilus Q
ourteo s reade
writ
baptis
t aro
inatioi
flouri
le of 1
ser -
i0"
And
inCr
pc.r hereoF
iii wbie
al graT de
of thi
bed. W eth-
is paren s in -
of a ro essio for
ne h4 bad a the
die r ght by iplo•
tor. The two fain -
f eac other until
to young Baitleit.
hile y t his (val.
hadno been
ent, th siek
two fa flies
comm need
[
table a 1 st,
eranda. Ir.
as
, if
ut,
ou
t would
is an old, man,
the right of
moreover, a
rs' standing,
wee
ief
hers
ival
r. John
;ntr
'What once
city by the
4 nne field f
ly upon the
H IS not
tismal n
ect, eve
Railro
11
ba
res
more he add -
never 4oroei-
her, oWed to
hospital ty to
ly blus and
Ir. ke.
Ds Moines,
from Califor
incidents of
'Which ,the
'jiel4ftSa
S
NY' dnesday
b41 rej0rtct
i co me
th ro. wo
M. C. sta
th Sa lam
ilin
th gri
ked
NI , th
th Ne lountains,,And by 10 clock
re robe e Canon, from sithich to
T uck i• snow was from. four to
t elve deep, and in the gulches it
w s in places 100 fee:; deep. Those
w kept snow gauges on the
N vadas report a _fall of 389 inches of
s uri g the ' Immense
si lows operated by lbcomotives,
a ndr ds of Chinese, bad opened
ti ads /over the Nevadas, and the
tr as ein time until it reached the
• that h: was
Rachel MI to
cr-
aps
the
aid
be. P
kened
to be common in widower ?rfaietnnielei
mending prompt and decisive ye
part of wid
raced he first
knoW that
loylieheed e
unity, f
le sto d was
fine,. artlett
ent o art.!
ateful o Ral
five
hia
then
riallY,
en he
he sal
dent action on th
children. He ern
tunity to let Bache
griNtitude was not mono
assiduous parent. Proba
--ed more than, the oppor
tree under which the cou
out of window range. I
junior made a flank move
lett senior. He sp Iled. g
chel in a superlat ve degree, but
letters. He offer al to nsolid
obligations by a dontrae , seale
and there., and afterward to be cl
affirmed and witneesed. And t
went and sought her fath re for
he might.
" Rachel'!" said Dr. T eophili
ner, calling his daughter into hi
the next morning -e Rae 41, is
thine rather sudden ?"
Rachel hnng her head.
ri
3'
•
e learn
built a
• e prof-
utolog.
• y
In this
of new
ing its
d Mrs.
it as
though
aps 8118
ansion,
tenant -
is wife
so did
fiSher-
e was in.
" Take,
, point -
with a
ed his
mole -
D.
tle old,
ve yon
not. It{
It
ise, and
nversa-
s wife,
ther of
hem in
ophilus,
ractice,
now a
an has
special.
visitors.
ifather'a
limit to
111
ding in the Snow.
Clarkson, who returned to
Iowa, qn the 20th inst.,
ia, relates some interesting
he trip over the mountains,
Register thus enumerates
n Francisco at 8 o'eclock on
I Math 15. The Telegraph,
1 a snow storm in the mount -
icing on the 12th. Supposing
ld be opened by the 15th,
ted homeward. All along
onto Valley everything was
• Tie cattle were luxuriating in
ss ki ee high, and the plains were
wit flowers. At 3 o'clock I'.
train turned eastward to ascend
ado
BI
0, t
feet
90M
ave
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SUPPLEMENT.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
17,
TO CONSUMPTIVES. —The advertrscr, a
retired physician, having pro v i deh ti ally
discovered, While a Medical M issiounry
in SOutliorn Asia. a very simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure; of Conpiimption, Asthma, Bronchitis
(41trirrh, and :ill throat and lung affix -
tions, --also 3 positive and radical specific
for Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and ,all Nervous Complaints, feels it his
duty to make it known to his suffering fel-
lawS. Actuated by this motive, be will
cheerfully send (free of charge)to all who
desire it, a recipe for preparing, and full
directions for successfully using, this
Providentially discovered remedy,
rhe who wish to avail themselsr of
thelbenfits of this discovery without
coati, can do so ty return mail, 4 ad-
dreSsiag, with sta p, naming this aper.p
fii
DR:: CHARLES P. ARSI1ALL, 33 Niagara
-S,treet, Buffalo, N Y.
OW
OW -
d h
e r
in..
wn
s.
ich
!four
N
8
T
fi
lb
w
with
were
e-bl
hin'
'e p
ree,
ade
p wer
tie si
• oan.
Og
ut
at
ock
• he c
ns
C 57
lowi
tart
eep
1180.,
e
Df th
ere
row
11 as
t ssen
t rain
on
lasti
ime
blo
f ou the Humboldt Mounts
laiThere they overtook the trains
w had loft San Francisco for the
ays previously. The road from
ells to 'pane, (thirty-six miles) was
11 hi cka ed , no trains having passed
er hat ection for four days. The
o s ow as any depth from four to
teen fee As the wind was still
owi g, to open the track with shovels
s a:futi 'e as dipping the ocean dry
sp on. . Seventeen locomotives
ssei ibled at the western end of
cka e, eight of which - wee put
an immense snow -plow. The
ssen er trains were massed into
and thus arranged, a charge was
on the obstruction. As such
was hard to resist, in three hours
ow -1 low was pushed through to
, aw the caravan of trains reach-,
Jen nly three hours behind time.
he - s ccessful trial demonstrates
rhino can be pushed throngh any
de ever likely to impede any road.
long coming down the mount.
vas s great as going up them. In
lley of Salt Lake, farmers were
g, and the atmosphere mild.
ng o t again in a few hours, the
sno s were encountered on the
tch r nge, so deep that at some of
the comb of the roofs of
houses could only be seen.
was no obstruction ; yet the
ing adeng between snow -banks
the roofs, was interesting to
ers. On Saturday, the 18th,
encountered a severe snow -
he Rocky Mountains at Sher -
g until midnight of Sunday.
there was danger of the -tram
n from the track."
T °USA_ DS of people are now careless
-
1 all win themselves to drift through
Flardware,
he reliminary symptoms of consump.
ion, unde the ,fatal delusion that they
re roub ed with nothing but a " slight
' w necessary is it, then, that a.
old houl be cared. for from its incipi-
ney and every exertion used to get rid
f it. ryau's Pulmonic Wafers '' will
top the 1 acking cough in a few minutes,
nd 1 y th influence on the bronchial
ncl ulm nary organs' all fears of den.
erods results will eoon be diseipated—
ut the3 must be taken in tie.
old by itl druggists and country deal -
Ts. Prile 25 cents per box
de-
ru-
severs'
oppor-
11 the'
y his;
I racs
r the
s Qui
stud
ot thi
ti
ti
t
b
a
t
irps' COCOA. —Grateful and comforting
a thorough knowledge of the
natural laws which govern the operations,
of dgestion and nutritin, and by a care-
ful Application of the fine properties of
well -selected cocoa Mr. Epps has pro-
vided our breakfast cocoa,
with a delicate-
ly flavbred beverage, which may save us
many, heavy doctors' bills. It Ls Lro the
judicious use of such articles of dietrthat
a constitution may be gradually built up
until strong enough to resist every ten.
deny to disease. Hundreds of subtle
malMlies are floating around us ready to
attack wherever there is a weak point.
We may escape many a fatal shaft by
keeping ourselves well fortified with pure
bloed, and a properly nourished frame."
Civil Serviec Gazette. Sold only in pack-
ets labelled-. "James Epps it Co., Ho-
mawathie Chemists, 48, Threadneedle
St; iland 170, Piccadilly, London," 421-52
.me
utt,
ars
s hi
e p
Orr
an,
'ome
ein
(10NFESSIONS OF A VITI31.-4'ub1ihed as
a warning and for the benefit of young men
and others who Nutter from Nervous Dobility,Loss
of llffsmhooa, (tee giving his rules of SelfCure,
after undergoing much suffering and eapense, and
maiied free on receiving a post-paid directed en-
veloe. Addrese NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, '. 0,
Bea 158, Brookly, N. Y. 404-26
A 'TER having need Pr. • Wheeler's Compound
-43- Elixir of Phoopbates and Callesys over two
years in daily practice, I met give it my uriquall.
fled approbation. During a practice of twenty
years I have used many scientific compounds pre-
partd for the same indications al. the Elixir, but
noie of them proved as valnable as this. To the
me ical profession and to the public, I would es -
pee ally recommend it as the best remedy for the
Ire tment of that large end conetantly increasiug
s of oases of over-worked, nerve -exhausted
wonen. N. WARIMS BUHL, M. D.
cla
'JjlE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY.—Job Moses'
Periodical Pills—This invelaable medieine is
nu fling in the - enre of oll those painful and
daegerous clieefoice to which the female coustitu-
tion is subject. It moderates all excess and re-
moves all obtraotions, and a speedy cure may be
relied on. To ma.ried ladies, Itis peculiarly nifed.
It Will, in a short time, bring on the monthly po.
rioLi with regularita . These pine should not be
tak n by Females daring the first three Months
of regraucy, as they are sure to, bring oa Mis-
call lege, but at any other time they aro safe. In
all:, cases of Nervous and Spinal Affetione,
penis in the back and limb, fatigue on slight ex--
era,ion, palpitation of the, heart, hyteries, and
whtes; these pills will effect a cure when all other
means hove failed; and, although, a powerful
remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony,
or 'anything hurtful to the constitution. Full
ditections in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved. Job Mose,
New York, Sole Proprietor. $1 00 and 12i cents
fo - postsge onelosed to Northrop & Lyman, To-
ro to Out., general agents for the Dominion,
w11 Lime a bottle containing over 50 pills by
roturn mail. Sold in Sesforth by E. Hickson &
Co, J. S. Roberts, and R. Lumsden. 197
A.E,OUND
THE WORL
wjt° llISK.—Thoreas' Eciectrie 011! Worth tep
times its weight in gold. Do you know suf.
ng of it If not, it is time you did.—Pain can -
n4 stay where it is ned. One doseanres common
se e throat. One bottle has cured bronchitis.
Fi ty cents worth has cured an old standing cough.
0 e or two bottles cures bad cases of piles or kid-
ner troubles. Six to eight applicatione cure any
ea e of excoriated nipples or infinmed breafft. One
bo tie has cured lame back of eigbt years stand -
Daniel Plank, of Brookfield, Tioga County,
Pe., says: "1 went 30 miles for a bottle of your
oil, which effected a wonderful cure of n crooked
litair, by six applications." Another who bee had
as hma for years, says: "1 have half of a 50 cent
'mettle left, and $100 would not buy if 1 could get
no more." Rufus Robinsou, of Nuniti, N. Y..
"One small bottle of your Eclectrie Oil
reatored the voice where the person had not spok-
en above a whisper in five years." Rev, J. Mallory,
of Wyoming, N. Y., writes: "Your Eciectric Oil
cored me of bronchitie in ono week." Dealers
all over the country say, " We have never sold a
medieine that has given such complete satisfaction
as this." It is compoeed of six of the best oils
that are known. Is aft good for internal as for ex-
tenal use, and is believed to be iinmeagurebly an-
pOlrfor to anything ever made. Will save
yen much suffering and many dollars 101 ex-
panse. It is sold by all medicine deal-
er. Price 25 Centa. S. N. THOMAS, PHELPS,
N, Y. And NORTHROP & LYMAN, Toronto, Ont.,
Sole Agents for the Dominion. NOTE.—Ecloctric
-Selested and Electrized. Sold in Seaferth by
-E4 Hickson & Co., J. S. Roberts, and It. bums-
cln. • 427-8.
KIDD'S HARDWARE
JUST RECEIVED,
A LARGE STOOK OF
EIGHTY DAYS;
JULES
Which will bo sold as
•••••••••••••••••••-..
VERNE.
This is the Title of a STORY of
Thrilling Interest which will bel com-
menced in
CHEAP AS ANY IN TOWN.
FENCING WIRE A SPECIALITY.
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— man in Oshawa had an inflamed
eck and applied to a medical man for
elie . The doctor prescribed leeche.
n s isiting his patient some time after he
ciun liii easier, but no Marks of the
vor isThe patient enlightened Escul-
piu by nforming-him that the animal's
ad eeu wallowed. The Patient reliev-
dthe in dical man's anxiety about the 1
on lition of his stomach by the. further
nfo matieu that, as the varinints looked
gly and nasty, he soaked them well in
hot wate ' before he took them down.
The neck is doing well.
--- Mes rs. Abbott & Co.. of Montreal
have tak n an action of da,m ge for $100,-
000 onbea1f of Mr. HenryS ndfielcl Mac -
don ld, f Cornwall, against Hugh Gra-
ha and Wayne Griswold, Proprietors of
the Montreal Star. Mr. Macdonald has
aLso inst ueted Mr. Kerr, Q. C., to lay a
r. inal lnforinatioll against the same de-
femlantsl before the Grand Jury of the
Co rt of Queens Bench, which meets on
the 24th The story on which the libel
is funded is stated to be wholly With-
out foundation. The lady and gentleman
reftirred to have been engaged for some
time, and will be married shortly,
THE EXPOSITOR
JOHN KIDD.
About the First of May,
And will be Continued for about Three
Months. Every person should read it,
and none can fail to be interested in it.
CARTER'S STEAM SAW MILL,
SEAFORTH.
THE undersigned, sncecesor to Messrs. Armi-
tage, Carter & Gray, bascon hand over
1,000,000 FEET OF
GOOD HEMLOCK LUMBER
Ont and Sorted, gettable for Bundle', Draining
and Fencing, which he offers at $7'"50 per M.
Also a. quantity of hit erior uality, suitable for
Sheeting, at $3 50 per M., and ha s placed the
price of
Can
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NEW SUBSCRIBERS
get THE EXPOSITOR from
cysam:
- • .
NEW MACHINE SHOP.
, .
AYING fitted. up the promisee iormerly o
cupied by GRAY & SCOTT, we are prepared
to contrect for
BOILERS & ENGINES,
FLOtRING,
GRIST AND SAW MILLS,
SHINGLE,
Heading and Stave Machinery, &c.
i3LACKSMITH WORK
AND
GPIERALI • REPAIRS
Promptly Attended To.
GRATE BARS AND OTHER CASTINGS
• FURNISHED.
FOUND= AND MANUFACTURING CO.
ROBERT RUNCIMAN Manager.
eafort.t, Feb. 1876,near Mansion House. 426
SOMETHING THAT THE PUBLIO
SHOULD KNOW.
• JOHN VOROADFOOT
Keeps constantly on lund, at his Warerooms and
ractory, oppgaite the Market,
i 1 .
A LARGE STOCK OF FURNITURE
; 1
OF EVERY bESCRIPTION, .
Whieh he is prepared to sell at prices to suit the
the times. In fact he *ern be nnderbold. As he
ma,nufctures all he Sells, purchasers can rely
upon getting the
1 .
. ,
THE BEST AUTICLE Felt THE
leEAST ITIONEIC.
1 :
Irit,rnitwe Miiiinufactured to Order
Remember the placeito buy Furniture Cheap la
4]t the Factory opposite the Market, Seaforth.
JOHN H. BROADFOOT.
XT PAYS ! 1 IT PAYS!!
WHAT PAYS?
x=1,.A.3D AD smm
IT PAYS TOGO TO THE
EXCELSIOR MILLS,
BGMONDVTILLE, ONT.,
To get your Gristing done, and Farmers will in
an emotes get their own i Wheat ground, and good
:yield.'
Pa -ties wishing tci get the Excelsior Mills
CLEBRATED FLOUR
Can do so at Mill Pries, from the following Mer-
chants of Sesiorth
Wm. Allan- A. G. Ault, James C. Willem, James
McGinnis, Joseph Brownell, Wm. Hill, Hall it
• Pavey, George Murray, A. Cardno—Baker, P.
• Megarey—Baker
now tin Harpurhey ; W. Scott, Bilieefield.
BA.Aun_y_q_oantity of Chopped PEAS, OATS and
LEY, and other Feed, ou hand always.
M. CH LESWORTH & CO
Puri or.
N. p.—Agents for the Garden City Middling
417
the First of January, 1877, for
ONE DOLLA
As back numbers Ares net kept, all
who wish to secure a reading Of this
CUSTOM SAWING AT $2 75 per M.
'Last year's prices will be paid for Hardwood Logs
and for Hemlock, lf cut long. Palirensge is res-
pectfully ',elicited and satisfaction gaarnteed.
JAMES I. CARTER.
• N. B.—The price for custom sawing is less than
what is charged by any other mill,- an nniforra
thickness guaranteed. 426
MOST INTERESTING STORY
should aubeeribe ot once.
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ABOUT 2 Cents A WEE
Will do it, and who would be Without
GOOD LIVE LOCAL PAPER
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2 Cents a Week.
For the sake of
THE GENUINE .1101VE
SEWINO MACHINE
IS STALL ABEAD.
SOLD BY W. N. WATSON,' SEAFORTH,
Agent for the Connfry of Huron.
You want to know the true qualities of this
Celebrated Sewing Machine call at tay office in
Seafrt, and beware of going to where one only
Is ket on hand, and purposely out of order, to be
compared to inferior/ machines to its disadvan-
tage Atter a period' of more than ten years ex-
perinee in the Sewing Machine tininess I have
foun4 that the
GENUINE HOWE MACHINE
t o only one whi b. has given permanent satis-
fact' n to purchaser. as never proving defective
in it movements, nor being returned for repair.
It p eicesses all the aualities of a serviceable Sew-
ing technic, 11 18 strong, durable, not noisy ris
fals ly represented, and all its parts are made of
the est metal and perfectly fitted together. You
may change it from fine work to heavy work with-
out training it and rendering it unfit for -repro-
dud g a neat and perfect etitell on fine work. It
will sow with 'heavy blaek linen thread with the
Sam ease as with a fine cotton spool.
4- AUTON.—Don'1 be imposed on by un -
ser pulons dealers and the Agents of other Sew-
ing • achines, offering to supply you with a genu-
inc Howe Machine It yrea aro not aatisfied tokecp
the �no they are trying to sell yon, as they only
intend to impose upon yon some worthless 'mita.
tioloi 'le re-varnishd look like a new machine.
f the Howe, or perhaps an old second-hand
art
RoYAL CANADIAN BANK.
A1
SEAFOTH BRANCH.'
D MINION IBLOOK, MAIN -13T•1
SEA.FORTH,
• raft* on New York Payable at any
B k in the United States.
ill* of ExChange on London payable
at 11 Chief Cities f the United Kingdom.
li TEREST EjAID ON DEPOSiTS.
M. 1'. HAYES,
ISAISAGEB.
41:
FOR SALE CHEAP.
A NUMBER OF BENCH AND KNEE
Bob -Sleighs, Wagon, Iron Harrows
and Whelbarrows,
For &tie eh cop, or will be Exehang
eia for Wood.
Apply to D. MeNAUGHT, Seder th.
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