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-POSiIttLY EFFECT THE. SPRI*0.
A,ND SUMMER sroct,- OF
TSAND SFIOZs
,inet opening, AB they were all pet.
ne its advent.
eriece all
Feetery Meals;
LATEST STYLES
dill:rent lines of Ladles% Gentso,esolegt
:weer. My Stoek of Cifildren's Weer
simedy immense, Alt of whit*
bouaut
.)/T011 FIGURES
. anti whet is of more importanea to
, puhlie is, that they will be sold ae
hues, 'which I flank any pereon, after
Le gods and aeeertaining the »does
DEPARTIVIENT.
1atiet of illy business, stein
eenduere'l en the principte or
ets reels the very heet possible value
'nev. ant as I bought heAsSYlls
ORTED STOCK
on of the rise in prices which have
. will be able to sell at old peices.
Xeatly Eseeat311 on the
rttst .41Totice.
'TO thanks for past patrortage, and a;
1 obtaining a liberal share ite the
rtie. Sae,
IIOX‘S COVENTRY
h Boot, Staak's Block, East
(a Street, Seaforth.
ELLIS, KIPPEN,
'AIN ON HAND,
e THE FARMERS' WANTS.
•.IELI IS hes uow on hand a stock
:inane aid Harrows, ev/aleh for work-
pi•ive defies an comers. Also Plows
manaftietured by Monroe, of
eh speek for themselves. In fact
it. is wanted in fainting.
ORS -E. -,-SHOEING •
'L usual, with ettiet attention tO the
'Itstions. T. Nellie' horse shoeing [
stlf, and, irt eon:iv:me/ace all work I
in this line is held in high estima-
ulics
RS! EARS!
-.veer -Plows and Ilarrowe Repaired.
.14, Kipp( LI—he makes them work
; Bei ening of al/ kinds attended to
t nteice, and satisfaction. guaran-
, ea ttiel and he convinced.
;ELLIS takes this opportunity of
Sig many customerand the public -
'the very liberal pport they hen
ith h the paet, and hopee that by
e -k &oil by close at t entiori to basis,
L-ir coefidenee in tbe future, to
-
many new ones as may wish to
(Ole Stand, ami Cfq/1-9 when yon will
a tind me ready for letieiriess.
EAS .211ELLIS, Ys_itapern..
--ale, a good cow--wi/I calve abeitt
589
III PLANING MILL,
,R AND BLIND FACTORY
erbegs leave to thank his numerate
r tb.e liberal patronage extendeelto
uencing basiueas in Seatorth,and
ay be favored with a continuance
Sing to build ,Fold do well to gin
t. will eteatintte to keep on hand a
Si kinds ef
NNE LULNIBER.,
fl E ,
3 LI NDS, OULD'INGS,
4LES, LATH, ETC.
;.ne ofgiciageatiefaction to t hoge
*titan with their patronage,as noise
..rkmen are einoloye d.
tion paid t o Cuetom Plan.ing
!ifiN H. BROADFOOT.
ed is/inlay, $3 per M. PINE
from $8.
CUT TO- ORDER,
from 10 to 50 Feet, at the
IoL,. IN MoK.ILie0p.
ibeeriber has rasa a
(ARD If SEAFORTII,
Lumber can be Obtained.
THOMAS DOWN.
MANTLE MAKING.:
1)- FO -RBI -S,:
Ord, begs to announce to the.
feral and viethity that ehe has
,nable Dresa and Mantle Making' -
iSi e forth. Reome over Thomas
Store—Entranee be Meehan- -
aving a perfect knowledge a
1.topes te be favored with a tit-
•-nd guarantees to, hee entire
ring fold Fitting a Specielty.
se wanted—apply irn nediatcles.
MISS F RSES.
MANTLE MAKING.
SLEETH
Race to the Ladies of See -
deity that idle has commenced.
Making in all their various
years experience she
eive general satiefaetion-
eeted. Rooms in th rear
i,iste`estare. Entrance three&
Jclin etreet. Cutting *ad'
535:
S STARK
rin the Ladiee of Seaforth and
Lie: is prepared to make up
If LS, &c:,
aehien from Combings.
see cioters punettiellyate
-O:eite.t. Re.-idenee—Main
'AYAGE.
evitto entered into co -part -
Er/ ti to itv:ett tho NirS-138 Of
kid.,rth alpl others who may
:te v.irri ft:: ;CY and from the
and elsewhero on most
• rs may he left at Joseph
, and tt ill receive precept
NORMAN BROWNELL-
JOSEPH ABELL.
, 559
[i LLOP
ANCE COMPANY.
'‘`
Seeretary and Trees -
4i‘. • • C, mei et rte., will attend at
SEAF eRTII,on Slane -
(no 2 to S tic:ock P. M. far
tetiog the !mei:less. of the
eted wit! pleaee take Rake
es tieeordingly.
JAMES ETORR, President.
hosretary. ,585
•
NAV 23, 1879.
spungeou on Perisl.from the
Pulpit.
The following is a " wa.lning note
sounded by the great London preacher:
The liahit of perpetually mentioning
the theories of unbelievers when preach-
ing the G-ospel gives the Man the ap-
pearance of great learning, but it also
prove* his want of common sense. In
order to show the value of wholesome
feed it is not needful to proffer your
guest a dose of poison, nor would he
think the better of your hospitality if
yen did so. Certain sermons are more
calculated to weaken faith than to ren-
der men believers. They resemble
the process through which ; a, poor un-
bappy dog is frequently passed at the
Grotto del Cane at Naples. He is
thrown into the gas, which roaches up
te the spectators' knees, not with the
view of killing him, but as an exhibi-:
time Lifted out of his vapory bath, he
ia thrown into a pool of water, and re-
vives ia time. Sacla a dog is not likely
to prove a very efficient watch dog or
-flamer of game; and, when hearers
'unday after Sunday are plunged into a
bath of skeptical thOught, they may
survive the experiment, kit they will
never become spiritually strong or prac-
tically useful. It is never worth While
to make rents in a garment for the pur-
pose of mending them, nor to create
doubts in order to show howoleverly we
can quiet them. Should a man set fire
to his house because he has a patent
extinguisher which would put it out in
no time? He would stand a chance of
one day creating a conflagration which
all the patents under heaven could not
easily extinguish. Thousands of unba-
havers have been born into the family
of sceptiaism by professed. preachers of
the Gospel; who supposed that they
were helping them to faith. Young
men, in many instances, have obtained
their first knowledge of infidelity from'
their ministers—they have sucked in
the poison, but refused. the antidote.
The devil's catechists in doubt have
been the men who were sent to pteach
"Believe, live." This is a sore evil,and
it seems hard. to stay it ; and yet ordi-
nery common sense ought to teach !enl-
isters wisdom in such a matter. Life'
and death hang upon the question of
truth or falsehood. If lies be propa-
gated, or truth be clouded, the watch-
men of the Lord will have to give in
their account for permitting. it.
A Spool of Thread.
The thread is now ready to be wound
upon spools, or formed into bane' for
the market. The spooling machine is
a, most ingenious piece of mechanism.
It deals with a number of spools at a
time. Thee are placed empty upon
• spindles, and the thread is wound upon
there at a rapid rate and in the beauti-
fully even leyers with which everybody
is ' When the spools are full,
the machine forms a notch in the wood,
into which it draws the thread, cuts it
off, and tosses the completed spool into
a basket. In addition to the above
achievements, machines most recehitly,
introduced supply themselves with
-
fresh spools, attach the thread, and
proceed with the filling without any aid
from the attendant. An eight -spool
machine, superintended by a girl, is
capable of filling 3,600 pirris per day.
The balling meanie is an exceedingly
simple contrivance, the thread being
wound into the well-known form on a
spindle which works at a continuously
varying angle to the point from which
the thread is delivered. Au important
department of a thread factory is that
in which the spools are made. At the
Anchor Works an enormous quantity of
wood is cousumed every year, and no
fewer than 400 varieties of spools are
sent out. Many of them are made- on
the premises, but a considerable quan-
tity is imported from Germauy,Sweden,
and elsewhere. The wood having been
sawn into couveuient sizes, is turned
into cylinders of dimeusions suitable:for
the kind of spool to be made. The
cylinders are next bored in a very expe-
ditions ina.nner, and finally have their
sides hollowed out and ends tairnmed
ha a machine, which requires but a
second to accomplish the work. The
full spools are conveyed to the depart-
ment where they are labelled. and pack-
ed into boxes of various kiuds, accord-
ing to the market they are designed.for.
A ma.chine has beendevised for etach-
ing the labels to the spools. It consists
of a wheel having in its rim a dozen or
so 'of apertures, each capable of holding
a spool. As the wheel moves round,
the spools drop from a hopper into -the
receptacles, and are carried forward
first under a wheel which pastes over
the exposed end, and then under a tube
containing the labels. As the spool
passes beneath the tube, a label is
pressed down upon the paste. When
the pressure is relaxedithe wheel moves
round, brings a, fresh spool under the •
tube, and turns out the labelled one
into a basket.— Great nclustries• of
Greet Britain.
Scotch Short Bread.
The articles required are one pound.
• of tour, half a pound of butter, quarter
of a pound 6f sugar and the yolk of ;one
egg. Put all these ingredients in a
bowl, mix them slightly and kriead
them together with the yolk of the egg.
Lay the dough on a piece of brown pa-
per folded into three or four thicknesses,
and press it out to the right shap'el with
the fingers, occasioually rolling ,it with
&rolling -pin until it is half an. inch in
thickness. Now take a teaspoon, dip it
ha flour and. mark the dougli all around
the edges with the spoon., after -which
prick it all over with a fork to prevent
it from rising. Then put it on a cold.
beanie; tin and bake for fifteen minutes
in a quick ovene
.Sailing Ships Disappearing.
There woul(i really seem to. be no -fu-
ture forthe poor sailing ship. Abhut
the may paying bueiness that has been
left fee the smaller :class of - vessels of
late has beeu the West India sugar and.
raulasses trade, and now even that is
about to be turned over to the "all -de-
vouring British steamship. At this.
element there are some six or seven of
these quick sailing theap manned Brit-
iSh freigistesis on their way to this side,
under charter to bring sugar at •$.3 26
to 84 per hogshead, port charges in-
cluded-, whereas the sailing vessels here -
Were ba.ve thought they were doing
badly if thee could not get a much high-
er figure. These steamers are upwards.
a L000 tone burthen, but their draught
is not so great as to prevent them from
:getting ineaud out of any ef the sugar
ports .without difficulty. " The 'worst
of it is," said an old shipowner at a
Araritime Exchange, "when these Brit-
tts••••••
vt. Ca
:neneteatasssinvootessissuriezaterze
ish steamers take hold of any parte
lar trade, they never let go their 116.'"
until they have driven everybody else
out of it.. We may as well accept the
situation, however, and make the hest
of it. Certain it. is. the sailing ves-
sel has had. its day, and as things
stand at present no one but a lu-
natic 'will think of buildineb a new
THE
HURON EXPOSITOR.
s and Indigostiou. GREEN'S AUGUST
1 Feowen is now acknowledged, by- all
druggists to be a positive cure._ 2,400,-
000 bottles were given away in the
,Uuited States throus.;h druggists to the\
iple as a trial. Two doses_ will. sat -
any person of its wonderful quality
ie 7 0, niug all forms of Indigestion.
&Jape, ie bottles ten cents. Regular
size aeae. nty-five Cents. Sold positively
by an eient-class druggists in the United
States,
Buckka's Arnica Salve.
. —
Thn bpst may& int the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Uleers, ,Rheunt2 Tette; Chapped
Hands-, Chilblain -es Ocean, '• and alt Itincts of Skin
Eruptione. This salve he oaranteed to give per -
or money refunded.
feet entixfaction in-'
Pike :.15 cents per bole Fier sale by Hickson &
Bltetsch II, Soaked h. 556-8m
- •
.The Greatest Remedy- Kno
certainly the greatest mensal remedy ..-vcs placed
Dr. King's New Discovery' for ConesulaPtion i8
A1-
ithiti the reach of suffm
ering huanity..
sas.ds of 'micro hopoeu
elt ss sufferers now liT11011
lor pro -
one.. -
i
New Book by an Old Author.'
it
It is aid that admix:era of -The Re- '
creatier s of a Country Parson" -will find
in his ew y-olume of sermons entitled
"From, a Quiet Place," many of the
same characteristics which mark his
secular writings; touches of -the same
kindly, practical moralizieg ; the same
little teudency to wax diffuse arid pro-
lix, and at times.his usual quiet happi-
ness of Illustration ; but nothing fierce
nothing dogmatic, nothing of the colder,
harsher forms of Presbyterianisne,which
they mi slat possibly expect from a Scot-
tish minister seeking to ireprove the oc-
casion.
' Frying Oysters.
First strain off all the' liquor; then
put on a plate about half a tablespoon-
ful of fiour, mixing in a very little milk,
and dip the oyeters in the mixture to
make them adhere to the cracker :dust,
in which they should be well rolled a d
then set aside to -become firm. After
fuming, beatupan egg ancl roll the
cysters in it. Now put .on a paper a
little bread. crumb, and add a little
cayenne pepper and salt. Then roll
them again in the bread crumbs. They
should then belried in clarified fat for
two or three minutes. When they' are
fried putthem for a secoud on a piecu
of paper.
InseellaneOus Items.
Parole won the great Cheshire stakes
in England, ou thd8th inst.
—Lord Dunraven has been _lecturing
grat applaus in Y ' orkshire, on 595-4
with t
•
claim their praise for this wonderful iliscoveeT,
to BE
LEGAL.
J. McCOLL, Solicitor, Son, Brnseels. Office
in Leckie's new brick building. 604-52
ERON, HOLT & CAMERON, Barristers,
Solicitors in Chancery, &c., Goderich, Ont.
1. C. Cameron, Q. C., Philip Holt, M. G. Cam-
YOLI 506
C'
AN/
YOU
LLIAR1 SMA.LL, Conveyancer and Commie -
signer in B. R., Wroxeter. Auctioneer and
aiser. Ac000nts and. notes colleeted on
nable term 360
B L. DOYLEs arristor, Attorney, Solieitor in
Chaneery, te., Goderich end Seafortle Oh
floe, over Jorda 's Drug Store, Godericb, and,
Kidd a Store, Sea orth. 354
lie, r
fuu d
Win
ha n,
Ont.
Cana
BROW & MEYER, Barristers, Attorneys-
-Law, Solicftors,in Chancery, Notaries Pub-
nd Conveyancers. Money to Loan, private
., at 8 per cent. Offaces—Goderieh and
ham. H. W. C. Meyerdient's Block, Wing -
Solicitor 0 insolidated Bank. 681
LOOMSON
neya, Soli°
Office—Fir
ion Bank b
prope •tyl
S. ALCOMEION.
wl deb they tove.their lives. Not only does it jhai-
• tively cure consnmption; but coughs, colda, aro,11- Conisae
ma, bronchitis, hay se -ver, hoarkeness end all affea rth
teens of the throats cleat mid lunge yield at once
to its wonderful enmities° powers as if by Magic.
We do not aek e on to• buy until you Isuow what
you are g tting. W tlurefoie earnst1y request
that you cell on your druggist,Hickson & illettsdell,
and get ,t triol bottle free of charge, which will
convince the most skeptical of its wonderful merits
• and 8110\V you what a regular one dollar sieat bottle
will do For sale by Hickson and BIeasdell, Sea -
forth. 556-28m8-4
.66
. Gilt Edge Butter.
Thera is always an active demand an butter
thatis up to the gilt edge standard in quality and
color Muell biftter that is otherwi-e good eells
at's ivilnetien of front one to five cents per poued,
bet:as/se deficient in color. When the -color is not
up to the stinelard, makers USO Richard -
un & Co.'s Perfected Butter Color to 04'0:
• bright Julie This color is by fasethe bright-
est, purest and best made. It is as harmless as
jealt, and never imparts any taete ot smell. It is
everywhere reconunended by butter buyers end
dairymen. Sufficient to color a tub of butter costs
bet 'five cents, and it is no work to -use. For
further particulars in le gard to it inquire of Hick-
son and Bleasdell, druggiets, sole agents for [Sea-
WATSON,. I:al-sisters, Atter
-
tors in Chancery, &in, Clinton)
t door east of the new Royal
. Money to loan on farm
1
404 G. A. WATSON
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moose hunting in Canada,. ,
—Garibaldi is at Rom.e, and is suffer-
ing so enuch that his physicians have
forbidderp him to see'visiturs.
—Mrs' Maggie McCoy hanged herself
at Pittsburg, on Friday. It was the
sixth suicide in that ;city within 24
hours.
—The Woodruff scientific expedition
was abandoned on. the 10th inst., its in
•tended sailing day, on account of in
adequate support.
—The funeral of a child that died o
malignant fever was held in a church
at Jam.aica,-Loug Island, on Suuday
and since that day an alarming outbreak
of fever has occurred. Some schools
are closed.
— In the English House of Lords the
Prince of Wales introduced a bill to
legalize marriage with a deceased
wile's sister. After a short debate,
in which th.e Government Opposed the
measure, it was defeated by a vote of
101 to 85.
—A number of law-abiding citizens
of Brooklyn are discussing the advis-
ablility or arresting Dwyer and Elliott
npon their return for violation of a
State law, fcr having trained and left
the Stateto enga,ge in a prilze fight.
Sporting Men are very much excited over
the subject. ;
—Six Roman Catholic children have
been expelled from the State 131iiid
Asylum at Detroit, for refusing to !sing
the Gloria, " from Mozart's Twelfth
Mass at a public exhibition. Father
Hare, their pastor, instructed them. that
such singing would be impious. A legis-
lative investigation is proposed. •
— The itrorld says : The steamship
Andes, fr sh from the. seaport cities of
the West Ludies, in two- of which at
least yell w fever is epidemic, is on the
way to N w York. It is feared that the
plague may at any time itt the next
mouth or two, make its appearance at
some point much nearer this city than
is desirablp..
— On Snnday night all thc prisoners
but one in, Bryan, Texas, jail escaped.
A confederate of the prisoners, conceal-
ed in thee jail, overcame and secured
the jailer.1 Among the escaped are the
John Brothers and Stearns, the mur-
derers of Morse at Calvert; And. Walk-
er, inurdeeer, and Rends counterfeiter.
The prisoners secured: the jail arms.
Citizens are in pursuit.
—Talmage has been acquitted of the
charges falsehood' and cleceit, by a
vote of 25 to 20. Dr. Vandyke made au
appeal and Talmage delivered a char-
acteristic Speech. The New York See
says: ReV. Dr. Vandyke. practically
gave notice to all concernetal on Wed-
nesday that the Presbyterian church,
big as it is, is not big enough to hold
him and T mage any. longer. If Tal-
mage stays, he goes. As Vandyke is
nauch looked. -up to in the denomina-
tion, this is rather a solemn state of
things. 1
—The statement that Yankee swine
were slaughtered. ie. England cm ac-
count' of tem chium, is erroneous. They
were suffering from typhus. Five hun-
dred head fof cattle from South America
were slaughtered at Glasgow on Frida,y,
in consequence of typhus. In the House
of Commons Lord George F. Hamilton
stated that swipe from the United
States having- been discovered suffer-
ing from trinchinte, an Order -in -Coun-
cil would! be issued, enacting that
swine from the Uuited States must
be slaughtered at port of landing after
June 1st !
•
—A Berlin despatch 'states . that a
Nihilist printing press has been discov-
ered at the office of the Ministry of Pub-
lic Communications in St. Petersburg.
Eight officials have been arrested. A
Bucharist Correspondent says: Private
a-ccounts friom Russia repreeeut the sit-
uation a.11 (liver thatcountry -as beyond
description. The present annoyances
and outrageous oppressioneof all -classes
are rapidlyspreading the feeling that
anything is preferable to the existing
state of affairs.' The St. Petersburg
journals say the news published abroad
about the state of affairs at St. Peters-
burg. is untrue. There has been no
prohibition, against the possession of
arms, but persons possessing arms must
inform the authorities. The statements
that the theatres could not be visited
without an official permit, and that
lights would. not be. allowed after ten,
are ridiculous. •
, ASK YOISE SELF THESE QUESTIONS.—
Are you it; despondent sufferer from
Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness;
Palpitation of the Heart? Have you
Dizziness Of the Head? Is your Nerv-
oria_ Systena depressed ? Does your
Blood circulate badly? Have you a
Cough? Low Spirits? Coming up of
the food after eating ? &c., &c. All of
these and much more are the direct re-
sults of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
.esstr's"-'
•
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STILL Tseasv Como—Dr. II. En. Ross, Kincar-
dine, considere Yellow Oil as staple an article as
he luul in his store, and. as sure to sell as tea or su-
gar, Jas. Bobbin, Bobbiuton P. [0., writes : "We
have need Hagyardss Yellow 011,road find it answers
every purpose for which it is recomnsended." There
itt nothing , better for burns, bruises scalds, etc.;
. no better liniment in the world. Milburn Bent-
, ley & Pettreon, proprietors, Toronto. For sale by
Mr: j S. [Roberts, Se/forth.. 4.595
Agedepersons are often troubled with derange-
ments of the kidneys and urinary organs, and will
be glad to.[Ifern that VictoidaBuchu and "Iva Ursi
fit; prepared with the (special purpose of meeting,
these troubles, and making life happy to the aged.
Those who have used itspeak highly of it, and it
is highly reeommended with contidence.. For sale
by Messis. -Lernaden & Wilson, .Seaforth. 4-595
- If those who luive 31(s.Ver tried that unrivalled
preparation for colds, coughs, hoarseness, asthma,
sore throat, etc , Hogyard's Name Balsam, will
but receive the teet hoemy itf the Many thousands
who bare successfully used it, they will be acting
wisely. It if; one of the oldest and best known
remedies in the Dominican For sale by all dealers,
at 25 cents per bottle_ Milburn, Bentley, & Pear-
son, Proprietors. • 4-595
NanvontosiSss.—A very great number' of those in
the middle arid higherclasses of society, who,
without being ever actually hick, never' know what
eeal health is; who live constantly in a lower plane
of living thee ts normal in man, who are weak all
- over, though not specially and constantly weak in
any one organ, who may not experience piercing
.and grinding pain, Yet stiffer at times, if not al-
ways, that profound exhaustion which in many
.estses is worse than pain. Those in that lamenta-
ble state have always been relieved, and minty per-
manently 'So by w-ing the Yictolia Syrup of Hypo-
phoSphites, it being particularly adapted for those
emsca. For sale by Messrs Hickson & Bleasdell,
Seaforth. 4-595
••••IAGGICIATNEnsanmgps.........111Clii•Mis
STOCK FOR SALE.
Air ARE FOR SALE.—A. large general purpose
Mare, good to work n either double or sing-
gb perfectly quiet and not breeehy.
Will exchange for a, food driver. Apply to A:
STRO FG, Seaters h. 597-2
_ . _
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
174 AliM FOR SALE.—For Sale, Lot 8; concession
7, Hullett, containing 50 acres, 46 of which
are cleared, the balance hardwood. A good bear-
ing. orehard, frame house, barns and sheds ; plenty
of Witter, end ou a gond gravel road leadine to
marliets. ithin half a mile of tbe eellage of
K inb urn ... 1Vi ti be sold chetep,app/y on the premises
oi to A. STRONG, Land Pgdnt, Beaforth. 597x8
LEGAL NOTICE. •
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Tam DIVISION COURT.—The office of the
Second Division Court will be open deily
from half -pa- t one to lour o'clock P. M. Office
in my Block, over the store of Johnston lime.
L. MEYER, Clerk of Division Court, •Seaforth. 562
TOriN LECKIE, General Loan and Real Estate
Agent, Grain, Produce and Corntnissiou Mer-
chant. Money loaned on reel estate in town or
country, at 8 per eent. simple interest. Charges
moderate. Mortgages bought and sold. Matured
mortgages paid off. Tomas to suit borrowers.
Farms. and village property for sale. Office—
Leckie's new brick block, Brussels, Ont. 515
—
*PXECUTORS' NOTICE TO CRIfDITORS.—
.14 theiftore of Robert A. Hays', late of the
Town of Sea forth, in the County of 'futon, gen-
Winer, , deceased, -who died on or,about the 2dth
day of December, A. D. 1678, are required on or
heft re the (28rd day of 111 y, A. D. 1879, to send
by letters'post paid, to James H. Benson, of the
of Seaforth aforesaid, Solicitor for the
Executors of the said Robert A. Hays, -deceased,
their.christian manes and EturnsIneF,1 addresses
and dcssi i pi io s , the full particulars of their
claims, ststement of their acconats, and the na-
e ofthi sccurit lee (if any) held by them; and
immediately alter the said 23rd day of May, the
asset e of the estate of the said Robert A. Hays,
deceosed, will be distributed among the palsies
entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims
of which nctice shall heve been received, and the
said Fxeenfors Bloat uotbe liable for the assets
so. distributed, or Rey part thereof, to any per-
son of whese cluiroe notice shall not have been
received by them or their said Solicitor et the
time of dietribu lions This notice is given itt
puren erne of Cap. 107; Set. 34, Revised Statutes.
jAhlES 11. I3ENS0N, Solicitor for Executors.
Dated at Seaforth, this 20th day of March, A.. D.
1879. 594
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
SON & ME ER, 1.3toxistess and Attorney
Law, Solicitiors in Chancery and Insolvency, ,
ancers, Notaries Public, etc. 0ftlecs-8ea.
aid Brussels. $23, oex) of Private Funds to
inves at once, at Eight percent. Interest. payalde
,
year] . [ 68 a
JAS. EL BENSON. EW. 0. METER.
Th above firm has this day been dissolved by
1 consent. All accounts due the firm to
to Mr. Bennis who will pay all habil-
nart.fn
be psli
Riess
Nov
MC
a-AmEstil. BENSON.
176' , H. W. C. MEYER.
A UCHOf & HOLMESTED,
LAN , CHAANCERY, AND CONTEYANCING
0 OFFICE,
Scott s Block, Main Street, Seaforth.
ROLI ITORS 14 the Consolidated Bank of
he' Canada and tth4t Canadian Bank of ConaMerce
in Sea. irth.
anhaassro da. na Town
• Mon y (private f nds) loaned on naorfgege•
culi tic at reasoneble rates of interest. Charges
moderate.
Money invested fin pfivate persons upon tlis
best mei-twig° securities, without any expenee to.
the len er,
S. G. eCAUGHEYI M. ie. P. HOLMESTED.
and Village Peoperty bought
El4CAL. 1
J G. SCOTT,e.M. &e., Physician, Surgeon and
• Aoconeheur, S4aforth, Ont. Officio and resi-
dence smith side of -Goderich Street, find dooi
east of Presbyterian Ohttreln 349
J. L. VERCOE, M. D., C. M., Physician, Sur-
• goon, etc., Cmonerfor the County of Huron
Office and Residence op Jarviu street north,
directly opposite Seifirth Public School.
W As ADAMS, hl D., late of Laketiftld, Ont.,
• Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheui.
Graduate of the Th iversity of Trinity College,
Toronto. ,Memheror the .Royal College of Phy-
sicians and Surgeons, Ont. Kinburn.Ont. 486
WM. -1ANOVER, M..D., C. M., Graduate of
McGill lJniverity, Physician.; Surgeon and
AceouelSonr, Seafor h. Ont. Offiee--Itooms in
Meyer's lock, lately ocenpied by Dr. Phelan, and
for -merle by the late Dr. King. Will attend at
Carronb ook on Tne disysi and Fridays. 496
1)Mos AHT, eterinary Suegeon, Glade
• ate, UG -of Ontario eterinary College, Seaforth,
Ont. °nice and Res donee in rear of Killoran &
Rya,n's. Calls prom. tie attended. to, night or
day. A stock of veterinary medicines en hand
Charges eea.s enable. Horses examined as to sound-
1:10SR and certificates given if required. 407
JAMES W. ELDER, V. EL, Graduate of the
" ,Ontario Veterinary College. After devoting
two year to practice with Professor Smith, of
Toronto,t has settled in Seaforth. Office at hie
residene eaat of W. M. Church: Cells promptly
attended to by day dr night- A. lards stock of
Veterinary Medicineeconstantly ou band. Horses
examined as to eoundiaess and certificates given
Horses bought and shld on comrniasion. 424
hours from 8
Mrs. 'Whitney's
Seaforth.'
IDERBYSHIlelte L. D. S.,
-1-1-• !Surgeon Dentist, Graduate
of the lloyal College of Dental
Sargebrts of Ontario. Office
A. M to 5 P. M. Rooms in
new brick block, Main Street,
MISCELLANEOUS.
e will receive prompt attention. If by
letter addresreSeaforth P. 0.
I 1 A. MeLEOD, Libeneed Auctioneer for
5:h1 e
--1--•• Comity of Huron. All orders left at Tanis
McBride'
3 P. 113.1NE, Lieenced Auctioneer-
ior the
-'• Cou ty of Martin. Sales attended in all
parts of the County. All orders left at the Ex -
PO SIMI Office will be promptly attended to.
,
' 'HE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY.--e-Job Moses
Periodical Pills—This invaluablereedicine ie
unfailing in the cure of all those p:inful and
dangerous diseases to which the female constitu-
tion in subject. It moderates all exeetis and re-
moves all obtractions; and a speedy euremay be
. relied on. To rmieriedledies, it is peculiaaly suited.
- It will, in a short time, bring on the Monthly pe-
riod. with Iegularite . These pills should not be
taken by Females during the first three months
of Pregrancy, as they -are sure to bring on Mis-
carriage, but at any oter time they are safe. In
all eases' of Nervosis and Spinal- Affections,
pains in the back and limbs, fatigue on slight ex-
ertion, palpitation of the heart, hysterics, and
whites, these pills willeffect a cure when all other
means hove failed; and, although -a powerful
remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony,
or anything hurtful t'o the constitution. Fall
directions in the pamphlet around eaeh package,
which should be carefully preserved. . Job KOROS,
New York, Sole Proprietor. $1 00 and 124 cents
for postage enclosed tei Northrop & Lyman, To-
ronto, Ont., general agents for the Dominion,
will haspre a bottle containing over 50 pills by
return mail. Sold in Seaforth by Hickson &
Bleasdell, J. S. Roberte, and R -Lumsden. 197
NJ OTICE.—Al1 pnities indebted to the Estate
of the late Simon Powell are reqnested to pay
the same finthwith to the undersigned, or they
Flinn be blinded into the Court for collection.
T. T. COLEMAN and A. G. VANEGMOND. Ex-
ecutors, 561
_NOTICE TO DEBTORS.—Notiee is hereby
given that all persona indebted to mo for
email bet* accouots, that if- their indebtedness
ie. Lot paia before January _fiist, 1879, tbey will
be sued withcut further notice or respect of pcha
sons. O. C. WILLSON. 576
1 nISSOLTJTION OF PARTNERSHIP NOTICE
-Li —1 he Ilim of Ilickeon & Robertson, Butter
D ealeie, sec., of Seaforth. is this day dissolved by
nintual consent, E. ilickeon retiring and W. S.
Robertson con tinni ug the business. All accounts
ank uotes due the mid firm ate payable to W. S.
Robertson, and all liabilities (if any) to lie paid -
by him. Signed—E. HICKSON, W. S. ROB-
ERTSON, Witness—W. H. 13LEASDELL. Sea -
forth, .April 7, 1879. 592
•
toEAFORTIE PUMP FACTORY.—The under-
sesigned, while returning thiteke for the pat-
- ronage already received, would remind his many
customers and friends that he still continues to
make pumps and cisterns of the best material
and by the beat workmen. None but quartered
thinber used for pumps. A few farm gates still
on hand. All overdue amounts net settled forth-
with will be charged 10 per nut. interest from
the 1st of January, 1878. NOBLE CLUFF,
Seaforth. 568
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MARRIAdE LICENSES
OK IDER'r1FICATES,
(Under the new Act,) issued at the
EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SEAFORTH.
TO THE PUBLIC.—Read what the people say
"A" in regard' to the Great Shoshonees Remedy
and Pills. Levi Jones, Markham, says: "1 had
very severe attack of bronchitis. I Was BO bad
that It could 'hardly get my breath. I sought for
a quick remedy, and ateing the " Shoshonees
Reined -y" so highly recommended, I -procured a
bottle, and am happy to say that by the time it
was taken I was entirely well, and have remained
sooalthough I 'WAS much exposed through the
winter in trevelling." Rev. P. B. Stratton, Dem-
orestville, writes: "1 have found your re-
niedies particularly beneficial for liver complaint,
dyspepsia and bronchial affections, and would
advise all similarly affected to give the.m a trial."
John Finlayson, Athol, says: "When travelling
one of my feet got sore and broke out. I could
not cure it, and had to return home. It became
better and afterwards much. worse. Ifiaally pur-
chased a botle of the Remedy and a box of Pills,
and before they were half gone I commenced to
improve, and before they were finiehed my foot
Ives comp
since, but
of the Rerned.y
a box.
otely eared. It is now 17 month
have had no further attack." Price
in pint bottles, $1. Pills, 25 cents
522
MB, . C. M. DErlia,OP'S Fall Term in
Music will open 4:6 Sept. 16th. Pupils
should give in their names previous to
the op ning of the elass. Those not havs
g I struments Oren be accemmodated
with u e of Piano or organ at very mod-
erate retes. Seaforth, 9 cpt. 7,11378. 561
DR. WILLIAM RAY'S SPECIFIC
MEDICINE.
The Great English
Remedy i especially
recommen ed as an
unfailing cure for
Seminal Weakness
Spormatorrhea, Impo-
tency, and I all diseases
that folloiv as a se-
quence of Self abase,
Before akin as Loss
MemorYAfter akin&
Universal Lassitude, Pan in the Back, Dimnees
Of Vision, Premature
Old Age, and many other
diseases that leadseto Insanity or Constimption
and. a Premature Grave, all of which as a rule are
first caused by deviating from the Path of nature
and over ipaulgenco- The Specific) Medicine is
the result of a life study and many years of ex-
perience in treating theSe special diseases. Pam-
phlet free by snail. The Specific) Medicine is Bold
by all Dru gists at $1 per package, or 6 package°
for $5, or 11 be sent lay mail On receipt of the
money, by ddressing WILLIAM GRAY & CO.,
Windsor, lint. Sold in Seaforth by Hickson &
Bleasdell, S. Roberts R. Lumsden and all
pruggist ra reliant&
tvalliNIMPsitccineklelratriftfalifjoistartarASZAliiiaa=6.
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FOR THE SEASON Otr: 1879-
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CENTENNIAL AND SYDNEY
MEDALS AND DIPLOrMAS,
MALCOLM! IVIORROE & BROTHER, SEAFORTH,
HARDWARE. HARDWARE
SIGN OF THE OIRGULA SAW.
Are again to the -fore this season with their Agricul Weal Implements. They are
still manufacturing the same Plows as were awarded Special Distinction at the I-4
Centennial and Sydney Exhibitions. They desire to direet special attention to
their.
NEW GENERAL PURPO-SE PLOW,
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This is one of the best Plows that has ever been introduced into this part of the
oountry. It has been thoroughly tested, and has given 'general satisfaction to all
wl o have use d. it. It is no Yankee invention, got ep for sale only, and depeadent
on the blowing merits of agents to commend it to favorable notice.
ALL THAT IT WANTS IS A FAIR TRIAL.
it is warranted to clan in any ground: We ask the Farmers of Huron and Perth' c..)
to give it a trial before investing their money in a Yankee humbug.
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WE ALSO MANUFACTUEE IRON PLOWS, HILL'S PATENT PLOWS,
The old awl well-known
Thistle Cutter Plow,
which, with recent ini-
provements, is better
tr)
a:a .
than ever. A Iso a 7-ei
One Horse PLOW,
Suitable for Plowi
---essesa' ng
G-ardens.
SUCTELERS, AND IRON AND WOOD PLOWS
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Ti is Plow is universally admitted. to be the beet Gang Plow
Far ers should give it a trial before purchasing any either.
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now in use, 4nd
1 these implements are' manufactured by themselves, of the very best material,
and ire better and more durable than those got up by large establishments for
catcl sales. Every implement warranted. to give satisfaction. Prices as 'low as
thos of any respectable establishment that turns 01.14 a good article.
P1 ws of all the above kinds kept constantly on hand, and can be seen at their
shop at any time.
IR N.HARROWS—THE SCOTCH DIAMOND HARROWS KEPT
COSSTANTLY ON HAND.
Re rairs for all kinds of Plows kept constantly on hand. Also Plows of any make .
Rep ired. Remember the Shop, opposite Weir's Hotel, Main-st., Seaforth.
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PAINTING.
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H. TOWN BEGS to inform his friesids
1 that he has coramenced liminess as a Painter
ALCOLM MONROE & BROTHER. 1
, Tht3;1431.alt€:111i:irs:le7toloaiyrritinexiirlu4°Fendd 12 Ix easoeiaibii;e
a pr west]
, ALEXANDER MONROE- terres. Orders left at the ;store of Messrs. jelru-
sw L.. son 13rothera-will receive prompt attention.
586-4 H. TOWN, Seetforth.
N.B.—Whitewashing and papering a specialty.
and the public in general
LM MONROE.-
D. D. ROSE, FAMILY GROCER,
Ilas Pleasure in, announcing to his Friends and CUS-
tomers that every Department is fully stocked with
.First–Class GOods. Hundreds of Families testify
to the value given at Rose's Grocery ins the past, and
he looks forward to the future with every colfidence.
To Prices quoted. Come and see, and be convinced
of the advantages offered. To trouble to show Goods
and give samples. Flour, Corn, Oatmeal, Buckwheat
Flour, Cracked Wheat Hominy, er..c., always kept in
Stock. D D. ROSE, Seaforth.
W. i W A_ 'T s ON,
INSU ANCE AGENT, DEALER IN SEWING AND KNITTING MA-
CHINES, CONVEYANCER, &c., SEAFORTH, ONT.
IN URANCE.—Mie Watson is ag(sit for the following first-class Insurance Companies:
FIRE. Pbeinix and Northern, of London, England; Scottish Imperial, of Glasgow, Scotland;
Royal aanadjan and National, of Montreal; British Ameriea, of Toronto; Canada Fire and Marine,
of Ham 1ton ; Gore District of Galt. LIFE AND ACCIDENT.—Teaveller's, ot Hartford.
N EY TO LOAN.—ma Watsonis
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Savipgs Company, of Toronto. The oldest and abpepartLsectrfor the Canada Permanent Loan and
Loan Society in the Dominion. Money
advince on allkinds of Real Estate
SE ING MACHINES.—The following ma.utiffictnring and family sewing machines
kept co sta.nttly on hand: teowe, Wheeler & Wilson, Osborne A and the White. Machine oil,
needles nd all kinds of attachments on hand. Machines of all kinds repaired.
Mr. (ate on is agent for the Franze & Pope knitting machines. The beat family
machin manufactured, capable of doing all kinds of cotton and woolen work.
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Mr. atson is agent for the State Line of Steamships, sailing hew -teen New York and all pont
in Euro es's
°Me , Main Street, Seaforth, nearly opposite Mansion Hotel.
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GWATKIN & SON
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"Pl 1,./I 0 "ST T1 1)
TO THEIR NEW PREMISES,
Con Bay and Wellington Streets.
"THE DISCLOSURE." READ.
Having fully decided 072 moving to Manitoba, Mr. Dent offers to let,
on easy terms. that first-class business stand occupied at present by
himself: Possession given at once if desired.
And to the vublic he would say that, in view of the above fact, he is
going to run off his present stock qf Dry Goods; some of which have only
just ban, received, at less than any one else can sell to you, as his object is
to get away at the earliest possible moment. Don't buy until you have
called on him.
Look out for the Auction Sale of his Dwelling House, on long time,
which, will be announced in a couple, of weeks, if 2zot privately disposed
of before that time:
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• and Civil Engineer, Order by mail prompt,
Iy attended to.
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