The Huron Expositor, 1881-01-21, Page 7I, 1881.
leVER MEDA.te
Iighese Award*
mt.* ExhibitIone
1880.
R. 1881.
EAFORTHI
Ittention of his,
aline generally to
PVES. 1 I
truer in the
4.NTFORD.
'r Advantages
ereciated by
them,.
s-rovc
Qatlity.
L 13
GRTIL 688
AGENCY.
R, ONG
Stook, The
, arid is prepar-
able tering.
est LoanSa
•
rahaEle of Farm
'-rst-Class
r Sale.
eo, per cent.
intehip Tickete.
's Store, Mein
648
liVIIVIERCE
ONTO:
aeoott.ettte.
,4=00tItatit.
[ctlfaeter.
CH.
k continues. te
is allowed on
and cities in
r the United
; Commercial
Marieger.
MILL,
FACTORY
Itisneirtiereit
e
extended to
Seafortheurcl
• continuance
well to glee
p on hand a
• Doors,
Shizwles,
:then to those
nageers nem*
tom Planing
)1000T.
;.1.10C ERY
4tide, of the,
from Mr.
inters
;.rtd, and h
ides to tlie
and Good
ep&
r;riages, and.
dy tor rise.
Wit COU.
It he hotels
•
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:regard -
r to where. 1
; cask es.
ni,irs far
Itei, the '
eremite!
'ENT!
.64,(Yr
a elwayS
else be.
be sold
3REa
married
see -nay
here, etc
JANUARY' 2,I88&
iimmorinm,nommin,....curr
General News ,Xtem0-'
truconaPromiting. — The doota',1'
daughter—"I declare, you're .a dreadfa.i
fanatic, Mrs. McCizzom. I do believe
you think nobody will be saved but you
and your minister." Old lady—"Aweel,
my dear, all whiles I hae my doobts
aboot the meeniater 1" y
"No, Samuel" calmly replied Mrs.
Bartlett, in answer to his furioup and.
sarcastic questions, "no, it isn't bsicause
there's no gray cloth in Burlington that
1 patched your summer trousers with
seal -brown basket cloth, but I'm going
to break off your loaferish habit ofgoing
in your shirt sleeves during business
hours or Pll make you the laughing
stock of the town,"
—A large and enthusiastic meeting
was held' in Listowel last Sattirday
evening to discusa. the terms o the
Syndicate bargain with the Govern-
ment. The Mayor, J. W. Scott, sq.,
occupied the chair. The ,meeting was
✓ addressed by D. D. Hay, Esq.. Mr.
e
Jamey Fisher, Stratford ; and kir. -G-.
R. Pattullo, of WoodstoPle, who spoke
in opposition to the Government policy.
Mr. C. Smith, a barrister from trat-
ford, defended the bargain, after w 'eh
resolutions were put and. carried con-
demning the policy of the Govern ent.
—Not long since, in one of our n igh-
boring villages, a young lady who had
been engaged to a fine young man for
some time met a richer person and
soon put off the old love for the new.
She wrote to the old. lover reqoesting
him to return her photograph. Here
was a chalice for revenge, which he
took by sending her the following n te :
"I would gladly comply with your re-
quest, but if I do. so it will spoil my
euchre deck. I ha-ve a collection of
photographs which I use for playing
cards, and I do not wish to break it by
giving away the deuce of diamonds.'1
—At the anti -syndicate meeting held
at Guelph the other night, Mr. A. W.
Wright, who -usually sides with • the
Conservatives, said the bargain remind-
ed him of the story of the white man
and the Indian who had a turkey and
a crow as a result of their day's hunting.
The white man proposed to divide the
game in either of two ways: he woald
take the turkey and the Indian the
crow, or the Indiau might take .the
crow and he would take the turkey.
The Indian protested that it was his
crow all the time. So he. said 1he
syndicate proposed to deal with 1he
country.
—The Amherstburg Echo ea s :
" Several of our subscribers have ado t-
ea the plan of taking regalarly tem
copies of the Echo, one of whioh is filed
for binding. This is a very good idla,
as the Echo, when saved and bound,
makes a very convenient and reliable
history of the County of Essex, and. a
history which will increase in interest
as, the years go by, while the cost is bat
a mere trifle, and that spread over !a
long period of time." The Echo is :a
well conducted paper, and we heartily
commend the good B01188 of those who
take the extra copy for binding. It will
be an interesting and valuable addition
to their library.
—A man formerly of considerable
note in the journalistic and litera y
world, whose renown has since bee
clouded by the notoriety of a gre
scandal, was at a crowded- evenli
party in New York .some years ag
standinebin an upstairs corridor. 10
hint a lady in a magnificent dress and.
sparkling with jewels came with great
eagerness. Though she was unknown
to him, he naturally supposed she had.
recognized him by the light of his
genius shining on his Hyperion brow,
or knew him by repdtation. He wa
therefore prepared to receive her wit
smiles. "Are you the waiter ?" she d
maaided. "No !" retorted he, wit
looks of thunder, "are you the chambe
maid ?" and he darted down stairs.
g
—Not even a lawyer, however skiff
in cross-examitiation, can make a wit-
ness tell the truth, provided the witnest
wishes to evade it. I is impossible t�
put a question in suoi exact languag
as will demand the desired answer
It was necessary, on a certain occasion
in court, to compel a witness to testify
as to the way in which a Mr. Smith
treated his horse. • 'Well, sir,"*said the
lawyer, with a sweet and winning
smile—a smile intended to drown all
suspicion as to ulterior purposes—"how
does Mr. Smith generally ride a horse?"
The witness looked up innocently an
replied, "Generally a- traddle, sir, I be
lieve." The lawyer as ed again : "But
sir, what gait does he *de ?" The irn
perturbable witness answered :
never rides any gate a all, sir, but I'V
seen his boys ride eve y gate on thei
farm." The lawyer b&w he was on thei
track of a Tartar, and his next question
was very insinuating. "How does Mr.
Smith ride when he is in company with
others ?" I demand a clear answer."
• "Well, sir," said the witness, "he keeps
up with the rest, if his horse is able to,
or if not he falls behind." The lawyer
was by this time almost beside himself,
and asked : "And. heat does he ride
when he is alone?" "t don't koow,"
was the reply; "I was never with him
when he was alone," and there the case
dropped.
—The Gingham Times of last week
has the following: Between twelve
and oue o'clock in the plight of Monday,
the 20th ult., an unusu' 1 concourse of
some six or seven men iith their horses
took place in the yar. Of John A.
McEwen, Esq., J. 13, 4f the township
of Morris, who arising frozn his shun.
bers to ascertain the cause of the
strange occurrence, WO informed by
the spokestnan, Mr. Rule, who lives
about three miles from, the village of
Molesworth, that they came to consult
him upon a case of abduction which
occurred. at two o'clock the same day,
The Magistrate being thus co-njured,
felt it his duty to dress and learn fur
-
they partionlars. So having duly ad-
mitted his unbidden guests, he ascer-
tained the following particulars:
David Cox married KT% Rule's daughter,
who died about ten years ago- in giving
birth to an infant daughter. This
child was reared and educated so far;
by its grand parents who regard the
little girl as one of their, own children,
and were about to take her away with
the rest of the family to Manitoba, to
which country they are about shortly
to emigrate. Cox having mourned the
decease of his first Wife for a, decent
period, took to his bosom a second help-
meet who has presented him with a •
secoud progeny of olive branches, to
whom the father has, at frequent inter-
vals, wished to add his child by the first
- wife. Every overture having this object
for its aim had been scornfully rejected
by the grand parents of the little girl.
So the father
matters to a c
gration of hi
took the.law''
hib daughter
her oil.: in aes
being impelled to bi
isis by the'rumored e
whilorn arents-in-1
i his ow 1hands, sei
n the road and carx
te of he 1 Od cries
scream. 1,130 vas pursueor. some
tame. but eget ed witlj
seathed.I Drl'h,e object of
visit to the M, *stratef Rita
divined. The grandfath
warrAnt to on power hi
possession of hs grand h
Magistrate inf rraed hi. t• h
question of rigrigIt as to
proper c.ustodi
had no jnrisd
however, it Olin
father, who
ing
mi -
ed
‘ed
nd
is-
• prise 1n-
8 untim1y
e afore, e
wanted ! a
to
resunto
the
in a
the
he
e,
ie
38
D. of th
ction
d to the
i
te in good
and a reputable man ha
possession of hi
could do so init
not prepared!
very prudontly
responsibility
t
..at
i .ra s's Co
Grateful and comfo
thorough knowledge of t
which gOvert( he opei
tion andi nutrition, and b
plication of the i ne pro I
selected Icocea; Mr. Epps
our breakfast tables with
flavoredbeverage, which 1
many heavy doctors' bilis.
judieimes use of such articles
.
a constitution ti y be gr
up until 'strong etiough t44
tendency to dise e. Hutif e
m
tle at dies art.floating!
ready -to 1114 ck Where
is a weak point. We
many a fatal shah by keeping
well fortified with pure title
properly nourished- frame."—
vice Gazette. Sold only
labelled-e-"james Epps.& P.'
pathic elemistel; 48, 1 11
Street, and. 170 Piccadill'
Eng."—A1, makers of EtIps1
Essence foi afterOon nse.
—0
Gray' Syru? of Red.1
Gum.
f th t t
stlanc
tb tal
child, b
10 way
d say.
eclined to
grantin
t er he
was
.LucJ wen
esnme th
warrant.
tura] law;
of diges-
aefu1 ap
tea p of Wel
ro ide
+aic
sav
is by
f diet.'
aIIy
sist
e
It alw
-attention
s gives us plea
tfr. artielts which
of public patronage. Probable
ever offered to the public has
the same success as Cray's
Red Spruce Gum r Thousan
ilies in the Dorohtion keep
homes as the standard cou
The sale of this article ha
enormous proportions: Our
the public at large t is to try its
they should at ary time unfc
contract either coughs or col
sold by all chemist. 684-26
tely
• us
the'
hat
ilt
ery
puntUR.
of sub-:
ir there.
y e1,0 ape
('urs ves-
Id a d a
ivil 'Ser -
packets
hotit ot
adne.' dle
, London,
hocojate
2 r1
!
ruqe.
o draw
serving
o arti le.
met w th
Syrup :of
s onf theirfa
reme -
assnd
advice
.t.
virtues if
ettinat
ti; It
istar's 13a1S
From D ea' Gray Jr., Ewa., f Wes
field, Mese "Ab Oa year sii ce 1 wa
attacked with a setere and distressin
emigh, followed 1Iy eruaeiatipn, nig
sweats, an.d. °the] symptomof a
proaching disease. I tried many, rem
dies to no Alyea, apd so Alto beg di
my case ap ear, that Ttly friends enter-
tained serio s fears for my. recpvery. At
this junctt re I perchased a bottle Of
Wister's la :am, and atonce began to
mend, and ley. the time two bottles had
been exhau ted I had entirely gained
my health a a strength. I shali alwayki
keep it in m fatnil .." 50 cent and $1
a bottle. 8 Id by a 1 druggiste.
1
i f
A Fac Wor612,
Are you 8 ffering with conetimption,
coughs, sev re col is fettled 'ort the
breast, pne ramie, or any . disiease of
11
the throat a d lung ? ' If so go O your
(
druggist any get a .battle f BOsehee's
German Syrup. This mediethe has
lately been introduced from Gdripany;
and is selling on its own meriti3. The
people are going wilt over ts success,,
and druggists all o 'r our country are
writing as Of its won 011.11 cures atnong1
theircustomera. If oe wish to ltriy its
superior virke, get a sample bott e or 101
cents. Large size bot le' 75c. Three ioses
will relieve any cast Try it. .626- 2 -bb
lb by the Doct
Given U
Where doc
have given t
leleetric hitt
and a cure e
astonishment
stomach, liv
organs are po
Bitters. Th
pation, heada
tacks. Try
that they ar
used. Sold 1
a bottle. 66
ors hat e failed to c r ,and
air patieets un t1o.' die,
rs have often b'een1 wed,
ected, kreatly to to the
of all . Diseases pf the
r, id.neys anti nripary
itively, cured by Eldetric
y inva lably cure onsti-
•be a . d all billi u at -
them, nd be conkiioed
the b tst, niedicincj ever
ekson & Co. at 50c
11
v E. II
-26e.
Eibew
'Lo
en
xe
en
Eip
rn
on es
yti..
elg av
WinOha
G piG
I
ingha
elgt
lyth
On
lint
80
ve oi4Lmented it in the most
terms. tore to yovirdrugOt au
ial bottle free of cost, or a
ize for $1. For sale by E.
& Co., Seaforth. 657-52-5
Bruce.
TH— , , Iress.,=- Mali. ESpress4
M. A. M.
depart 40 2 20 , 6 25 r
. 40 825 728 I
• 52 8 38 740 [
• • . • • . • • • 05 852 73
..• 11 8 57 7 59
•"1. . 21 407 808 I
.... 89 428 8 25
ro ... _ . 58 4 41 8 45
•••• 1 06 4 50 852
1Q24 506 909
,
arrive .10 45 6 25 9 25
ale. itlikt il. Express. Expresi.
L. P.M P.M.
,Iiieea ... 7 00 2 56 6120
..4 .. .... 7 18 813 688
85 828 6:55
o.. " ... 744 3 86 704
..=. ," 854 724
4 07 748
4 15 759
8 06
don, Huron and
- 1.
• • •
rrive.
nd
e Sea
▪ . 8 02
8 20
...I 8,80
.888
.1 8 62 482 8.25
.' 9 02 4 42 849
. .110 05 586 10 10
rtink Railway.
rth and Clinton Stations as
seeonea. CLINTON.
.207 P. M. 2:40 P. M.
9:1 A. M. 10;00 A. M.
8.P.M. 9:15 P. M.
.5:40P. M. 6:15 P. M.
Ct.fneort*
1427:::148550 PPA:,
10:00 A.
5 -FORTH.
......
7:5Q A. M.
... 1:10 P. M.
a n.l. -50 A.M.
APOR E,Tau. 14, 1881.
avir g ‘,#mp eted my four-
th yo r ot business in
fort -k, ta1c this oppor-
ty cfr t anliing my num.
s : ire re andl the
rat y, for the lib -
p age given me in
e past, •nd I hope, by
riot t e tion to business
d fair de lingi, to merit a
ntinu nee of the seine in
to e.
Oat' be glad to have an
c eionel 'sit rom all my
ust4mle
newones ai-mity feel clispos-
4
i d as many
ed to favor mo with their
... _
p Itr;in , and ean assure
t entha.t I Will in the fu-
tzro,i as ;the' past, ueeimy
est tudealeers to Suit
in all, nd will guarantee
m as litoed vane for their
pney ale t-hej can get at
y othe holes -in „the trade
Wester ntiatio. :
. tt OONTER,
atc.hzna4er and Jeweler,
Sbtorbh, Ont. I
a
1/± Ens
HOUSE.
?Ae
Ro
NOTE
E
tt 4
61*,
cc
ce,
s
tshp
1
A Great hicai co Enterp]
The Lahore cry fo the manaf
of Electric Fbters i ote of Chi
greatest ente prises, Jiving emplo
to a large nu ber o hands. .Th
tensive sale lready attained fo
wonderful emedy is astoni
Wherever OM intro. uced and be
known, it is a most e possible to
ply the demand bee se of thei
merit—curing where all others
and at a reaso able p ice (50c.)—
Sold by E. Hi kson o Co. 662-26
lectr Oil.
Jabesh Sno
writes: "I w
with the asth
Thomas' Eclectric
bottle, and it done
that I got another, an
used I was well. My
a bad cold by the use
It goes like wild•fire,
wherever it is used."
Bucklen's Ar
, I Gun
a; com
a, bu
ing Gove,
letely ptost
hearing of
il, I proeur4a
e so much gpod
• before it *as
son was oured of
f half a bo41e.
nd makes cures
682 1•
pea Salve.
icture
ago's
rgjfl
ex-
his
Ties
sup -
true
.ich.
S.,
fated
r.
Thc; best salve in t world for Its;
s, Salt Rh
Bruises, Sores, Inces, um.
Fevei Sores, Tetter, Chapped . Hands,
Chilblains, °mils, and all kinds f Skin
Eruptions. Thi e salv
give perfect satiSfactio
money refunded. Pri
I'or sale b- Picks°
-----
A Wonderful
For the speedy cafe
and all diseases that le
stubborn coughs, uegl
chitis, Hay Fever? est
side and chest, dry, ha
ling in the throaalloare
and lungs, and all chr
diseases of the the throe
King's New Discos -cry
has established for itsel
reputation. Many- iea
recomtliend amt us
'practice. The formula
prepared is highly reco
medical journals. The
is guara,
1 in every
:e, 25c p
& Co. 657-
0.
411
7
E A RT H
; -
In tilbe promise
,the Bank
cll der he Co
treet.
former..:
ofCom,-
nmercial
D BkLS DISCOUNTED.I
d F 'reign Exchange
rjphased and Sold.
o sed
I 'I
• ,
itui
efts Isud,
ranches :f the
ThEJECES
I . Moe° to
;'.SALE NOTES
at, Reasonabis Rates.
, I 1
C linteial S eurities.
able at par at all
auk of Commerce.
wed on lloepoulti
n Mortgage
AJTiEJS
v /g
.Writer, lut P
PAINTi
Ionpi,
77-
F
Megary's be e
qrcoery pni3 tn
--t-- —1-- i
Prprieor.
i
PAINTING.
aliith
branc es ; Sign
aper Hanger s. White.
ing. Shop, neo t door to
=re len at D. 1 . Rose's
ded to, 683
DIII S. MI6'S
and (hie
attended to
ID
vineial Laud Surveyor
Orders by mall prompt
AMPBELte
HURON EPOSITOR1.
sokooL 600Ks
A FULLSoPPLY
OF ALL
SCHOOL BOOKS
AUTHORIZED
AND STATIONERY
AT THE
SSIBLE PRICE
LOWEST PO
J. W Papas Book Store,
Cardno's 13 oak Seaortb.
ARAI; FOR 1881,
Price, l6oentg.
C. W. :PAPST SEAORTH.
ALSO GRIP'S AL
1\0'itiom
0 FAFMERS.
_A LOT OF CHOICE'
IMOTHY tEED
FOR
CASH PAID
Field Seed
B TTER A
V. RO
Butter and C
ONEY
:In ,Large or ¬
able rates
FOR CLOVR,
_Dried Apples,
D CITEESE,
ERTSON'S
ee e Emporium. 666
LEND.
lrstoe.
,4trason
f
NCI -TES AND
FUR°
APPLY TO W. C.
Or at he Office Of J. 11.13
ORTOAGES
SED.
OUIN OC,
non, Seale th. 681
B1JTTER 1
McD0
ARE NOW P
HIGHEST PRI
Fr the Finest Quali
Rem mber the Th
Seal()
G. McDOU
NOTE
WITHOUT
M1.!SS M
Has he Largest and
CONFECTIO
To be had in Se
Pipes; Tobaccos, Gig
Cal 1 tali' see and don' for
the ConimercialHote an
Ewing'si
679
•A.
TliE 13 1
ALL & CO.
YI G THE
f Butter in. Tab.
Seven* Store,
•
L & Co.
PLACE!
OUBT
18
a
W SP
We are
B L40 K
Blac
-
LINEN G
li brac
LACE CU
, Curt
WINCEYS
right
CIAL LINES F013JANU
Showing some Sp dal for
ecember Trade, aniong them.
00 DS—
Our Stock of Dress Goo
and cheap.
s will 4 foUnd very attr
CLOTHS—We have still a 4ew pieces ofl cos
Bronze and Brown, which we offe at 25 cents per y
00 DS --In Black Velveteens, Black Silks, Blac
Cords and Black Sateens our stock will be found ver
ODS -We are showing a beautiful range of Line
g Table Linens, Towels, Table Napkins, Doyle's, Hol
TAINS—We would alL call attention to our La
n Nets, White Counterpanes, Toilet Covers, Toilet Se
In Winceys our Stock is Stili•larg
s usual.
A FtEW ORE
KID OLovits,
HOI1F-RY, LACES,
EDGINGS,
SILK HAN KERCHIEFS1
and our prices
NEW AND NOBBY
A
FACTOR COTTONS VEIRY CHEAP --JUST SE I moderate.
cur/ties, at reasonable rates of interest. Charges
, I
Money tetrivate funds) loaned. on mortgage se -
OUR TFN CENT LINER , Money invested foe private persons epon the
ood Range oy all Me
the
qiive,
time Cl th in
rd.
ceasliere8
ompl e.
G-oods,, em -
lands,
pe Curtins,
S,`8to.
ill be found
IN ES
EMBROID RIES,
INSER1IC;r1S,
LADIES' liESI
WOOL SQUARE
bove Goods.1
MEDICAL.
I G. SCOTT, M.D. &e, Pityiciart,Singeozi a
• Acconehent, Sealer:H:4 Ont. Office andreli-•
&ince south side of ;Goderich Street, secOnd doixr
east of Presbyterian Chrtroh. 342.
IT L. VERCOB, M. D., o. lit. Phyician/ &u-
-Li.. geon, etc ,Coroner for the County of lIttroii.
Office :and Residene, on Jarvis street mug*
v ,
directly opposite Seeforth ?abbe School
1 — !
11117-4, HANOVER, 31, D, C. M.. Graduate of
I McGill UniversityPhysiciart,Surgeonad
Acconhenr, Seaforth,Ot. eiffile and Residence,
first door south of the Catholic Church 498 '
DbeNAUGHT, Veterinary Sm goon, Gradu-
• afe of Ontario Vvtetinsay College, Sea1ot1z
Ont. Office and Residence in rear of Killerau
Ryan's., Calla prorniitly attended to, night or
day . sik stock of veterinary medicines en hand.
Charges reasonable. Horses eater/lined sato sound+
nese and certificates given bf required. 4C7.'
TT DBRBSBIRE -1.. D. S:1,
o'L"Lf ;IP•Irtg07141I:. ejtilegili '01411 Dadtats1
Surgeons of Ontario. Office
hairs LOns 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Rooms 'it*
:artist). iTh",hitney's new brick block. Main Street,
CARTWRIGHT, L. D.
t4 't.:7117"., * 'Member Of theltoyal College
tleeZej„ of Dental Sturgeons of Canada.t.
Offiee--Indian block, Market St,.x;
Stratfor, Ont., lias IlOW opened out an Officein.
Settfortli at the Queen's Hotel, where he will be
prepared to perform all dental -operatins with;
ease and skill. Office open first Tuesday in every
month. ' , 506-52
LEGAZT4
TAMES T. GARROW, Barrister, AttOrnivezaind;!'
Senator Goderich.
HOLT :& CAMERON Barrieteree
Solieitors in Chancery; &o Goderich, Ont.
M. C. Cameron, let. C., Philip ; Holt, lit.
erozt. 506
WILLIAM 13.1111.LL, Conveyancer and -Commis- "4
V VI stetter in B. R, Wrexoter. Auctioneer and
Appraiser. Accounts and 11.0ts oellepled on
reactonableterms. 666
T.T Rao. MEYER 13anither and Attorney at
-1--L • La's., Solicitor in Chancery. :Commssioner
for taking affidavits in the Province of iffultoba.
Solicitor or the Rank of Hamilton, Witigham.
PriVate funds to loan atfi t�61 per cent. 6913
T4/4NSOSI MEYR, Bareieters
at La, Solictitos in ChanieryandInsolvency
Conveyencers,Notailes Public etc. Oftleee--Seee
forth and Bruseels, $23,000 of Private Funds to
inveet at once,at Eight per cet. Leterest,payabie
yearly. 68
ze.$.11.4ENSOL R W. 0. JEBYk.
The ab ve firm his this day been dissolved by
mutual co sent. All Recounts due the Arm to
be paid to Mr. Beneon who will pay all
ities
NT.
27. 1876.ERI.BEyENS?N.
MCCAUCHEY & OLMSTED,
LAW, cgANcEitt, AND CONVEYANCING
OFFICE,
Scott's Block, l/dain Steet, Seaforth.
-OLICITOItS for the Coneolidated Bee* of
,) Caned% and the Canadian Rank of Commerce
in Sealorth.
Fenn an Town and Tillage Property bought
and sold.
AWLS AND JACKETS VERY CEA1).
spcirioiNT 11\7T
R. JAW .SOIV, Searorth.
best mortgage securitiesewithant any expellee te
th.a.
elemxidoecrAe
s
UGTIFY, M. A. O. HOLMESTED.,
STOCK FOR SERVICE.
In tonibinatio
ing shghtly alk
Its effects are
dation Pf the a petite, the digestiou anti a,ssimilatiol entering directl
irculati n. ; it to es the nerves and muscles ; exerts a hea thyaction of the
illeither isturbs • e stomach nor injnres the system under prolonged use
iiie disco filmed. at any time without inconvenience.
In a wrd, it possesses the stimulaols to arouse the strength, the tonics
A distinct and
TO PIG RBEEDES--The eindersigned aill
JL keep din nig the present season on Lot 6,
o peculiar Comliinatien.
cemeession 7. Staley, near! Mile Green, a
ThoronehhtedBerkettire Boar; teTs 81., Payable
at the tirne of rervitewith the pret.ilege of re
' turning ifnecessary. = JOSEPH HUDSON. 674
FIC:2113-(IIND1;891111 OF
HYPOI) 0SPil
JT contains the elements essential to
organization, the pxidieingeagents
with th.e stimulating agent phosphoru, possessing the
ne, and is dispensed in the convenient aid palatable form
ually visible within twentyfour hours' and are marked
* • •
it, and Merit of a high degree.
FELLOWS' COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPH1TES
SPEEDILY AND PERMANENTLY CURES
CongestiOn of the Lungs, Bronchits, Consumpion, Nervous Prostratio
nesS of Breath, Palpitation of the Heart, Trembling of the. Hands
Limbs, Physical and llenral Depression Loqs of Appetite,
Loss of Energy9 Loss or 3.,tetnorty,
And wilt rapidly improve the weakened functions and oran; of the bdy, which depend
upon volUntary, sen i•voluncaiy, and involuntary nerv.us action.
SEND FOR A PA
PERRY DAVIS & SON & LAWRE
GENERAL AGENTS, MONTREAL.
a ti
A BEEKSHIIIE 40A13 — The undersigned
.TES
e animal
nd tonics.
era of be -
a syrup. S
'! •
TUB /313S PI—Te undersigned 'will keep at
-/` hig 1 otel in Briefefield during the present
Beeson. a Thoroughbred Berl:sbire Bar, bred
from the heist stock on both sides and warranted
p ure. Terns—$1 foe the seasonpayable at the
time of r tvice with t he privilege M return41p 11
egeessary. 1W. COO, Proprieor. 677
TO BREEDEliS OF medereigned
'will keep dining the present Beaton at
his premises in Egmoiadville, a thorough-
bred large breed Berkshire box'for the im-
p rovemcnt of stock. Ibis is one of the best pigs
in ti e corm and farmers ted ethers would do
well to see bine before tiling their stock else-
where. TEMS—el, -to he paid et the time ol
service, -with theptivilege ef returning if neces-
sary. .7.11. CARTER, proprietor. . 676
into the
leretion;
arid may
1 1
;0 retab
I •
. Short, -
ltd
tor heatith
HLET.
CIE)
RIGS CENTRAL DR
Selected stock o
RY, 84 .,
th, also
and Oysters.
the place, opposite
eat door to Geo.
s M. r. RIGGS.
Ir' 2 ei' 13 11 ty t.1.111 6
,le 4 2 CD 11 d MP 1415 ga
0
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0 cl) t's - .1611 0 cut
:'''PirntbN1 : Z.Z
34 ..* • O.
cl Lo..<1 -4.0.
4 p4 00 .11,0 0 Vai ......
--- 1.1 ,w, Tea co p...44.2. ,., -pi.03
S I-4 0 CI 'al:0' 18 r- 111-5 ' 75
= P' iii 4 Fi e 44 Tre 13 -
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tilo 04=IP. w .el...8,-.0
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la .... io
0 00.74 gl ca g.=
--1 co 4 '13 rol . 43 111 -
r47:1
4) 4) Fl tawL4 --93
ree... tt
a, tea 0 aeet 0 • a et
t4 t'atl :PIE'''''43'1D:
fli `46/4 gc.•=3,b31 ° *'''
F:1 CB *a
isoovery.
of FeenSilinp
d to it, Suc
tcu. cold,.B
pain ill
king cough, ti
-nCSs,soreJjr
fli or li
and lungs,
ag no eqi al a
woridi w
[brig phy ice
it. inli ti
from whi, h
mended b
lergy aiiil
11)
IAGE LICENS
PFI- C E--,---SEAFORT1C--
!!:
III
Al
J. GRAVES is
ing and White
Ieft I"teW Ison
v
prompt
PAINTINGi. PAI
OITSE AND SIGN PAINTfN
preared to do el; kinds :Of House 44 Sign Painti
ash n 8a.tisfa ttion Guaranteed ;or no charge
Yo is, Lumsdeu & Wilson's, or Wea. Roberts
tte
TI G.
Paper tang-
ade. rders
& Co.' , will
EXEER, 0
tat
UC STORE,
TARIO.
A compLTE and
Drugs and anemic
hand and warranted of
and at Moderete Prices.
Medical WiXtes and L
lied on asbest quality.
of Trussesi, Shoulder
tectors, &c., always on
tionery, Soltool Books,
The Central Drug S'
stand,) directly opposit
teL
662 C. IMU
Fall Stock of
Is constantly on
he Best Quality
quors can be 're -
complete stook
aces, Chest Pro -
and. Also Sta.
ancy Goods, &o.
re, (Winan's old
tbe Central Ho-
Exeer.
LUMBER F
R SALE
HEMLOCK) First Qu
FMB from
ty, $6 per M.
.8.
BILLS CUT TO ORDER,
All Length, from 10 to 0 Feet, at the
PONY 1VIXLL, KILLOP,
The 3u scriber s also a
LUMBER ARD
IN SEAFORTH
Where all kind of L114er can be ob-
tained.
479 THOM*S DOWNEY.
The Great American _Re y for
COUGHS, COLDS, AST MA
BRONCITITIS LOS: 0
VOICE BOARSEATESAS' tHD
THROAT AFFECTIO
Prepared from th.e finest Bed Sprwc au 7 (
°lws Flavor.) Balsamic, Soot ing, etorant
and Tonic. Superior to any medicine o, 'ered for
all the above coplaint. A scienti con nation
of the Gum which exudes from theEed Sp tree
--without doubt the nwst valuable native e=a7a for
Lumetei Dna isl:Toses•
Finescas sin Teets of the
Spruces
an,d the
derful ef. -
helvm- GRAY'S
has heard
very one
SYRU
eas_Ine.i'rance
the physi-
cia-nsregu-
larly soul
their c on-
ra ;Ten tt ;lag
twoh oe asp imin S flip
order them
to drink
a tea made
from, the
Spruce
tops.
01-0
RED
nIthtr:86
22 • p a a-
tion
G M never
pa: t oai ears alt t se xn ti t
a 1. t i -spas -
to llc, and
b tsamict
Pa .dePeprriie8e-
sesvesvr.
carelY pr e-
tpo r at a
UCE Peg: atanazi ttr: ureti 8:eve:
ppf t•
Ges004enivze
on.itne
Its remarkable power in 7.61 ving
certain forins of Bronchitis, a its
almost specific effect in curl, Rg ob-
stinae hacking. Coughs, is c well
knzowyn to the pzblic at large.
sold by an respect le chemists. Price 45 and
50 cents a bottle.
The words "Syrup ct,f Red Spruce Gum' Consti-
tute our Begistered Trade Mark and our i rapper
andl abets are also regatere4.
KERRY WATh1rON C04,
Sole ProprierfriwiesatorsalerifIDrugMangietsvf
M.
414) A WEX--$12 e day at home calcify
IP II " made. Coetly Outfit free. Address TRUE
& Co., August, Main 626-52
e2g=4.4 A WEEK in.irOttr own town. T ms all
C• 29 \-1 ‘-/ on• fit free: Address H. IIAL mrT
Co., eetter.e. ej-52
I -
will icep on Lot No. 7, Coneesio. 8,
Tuekei!mith, hie Well eta leverably 'known
Beel blare hoer, end will take fort him during the
present sea Pn a limited etirnber of bele& 118 18
guareeteed thoroeghbee, and leaves as good
stock as ally smiteal in the -country. Thia
splendid pig raved abeut 100 Bose last season.
Terns.—$3, payohie at. the time -of service with
the privilege of returning if nedeesary. W. 8.
MUNDELL. 677
VARMERS R,REED T-0 THE BEST—IL J.
Tinner.'Btneenel, will keep for service this
season the thoroughbred Beikehire pig e Mat -
quite heed by Alessi... Jilin Snell'e Sons, Edmre-
. lSinewlek, bf Cir
ton; 3 his pi'seneeg-
MrRuse
she wee imported Royal May-
breeze,bred b
ter, England ;, his dam was Lady Leonidas XIV;
got by Sir D. Oarcliff ; hie grand dam was !Lady
Leonidas Y., got by Lord Livereool ; RoaiMay-
breeze won 2nd prize at the Dominion Exhibi-
tion in 1872; Lord Liverpool won Istat the Pro-
vincial Fair in 1874, and was Bold for $700; ter
D. Cardiff WO ist at the Royal ehowin Englad:
It !will time bet 85511 that Marquis is from the
vele beit and purest bred stock on both ides,H
he is 6 months old. Terms -1 -cash, payable
at the time of eiviee, with the privilege of .re-
turning if nceeseary. I3e7. TURNER. 1375
l'ISOOKA(sf MISCELLANEOtS.
EXCHAROE noTtL, Gederriele
4-!" Ont. WM. COX, Prpprietor. This 18 0110 ef
tlie Quietest, _Most Comfortable and Best -Con-
dueted Hotels in the Provinc. The Booms are
commodious arid the Table and Bar liberally
pplied. Good stabling in -le:inflection. 63e-52
OST reortem extixainations have, in some in-
, stances,ied to the discovery Of thescars ooze-
petely heeled abscesses or sores upon the begs.
This of itself shows that the lung tissue when
diseased
is susceptible of restoration to a sound
tied heelthy condition. Persons eltdieted with
hing disease may reasonably hope to recover
health by the use of well chosen remedies. Fore -
met -among :thole is Northrop & Lyman's Emil -
Hien of Cod Lives OU and Ilypophosphites of Lime
and Soda, a thoroughly attested and highly :se-
er elited aerecifie for toughs, _colds, Rthms, bron-
c tis, !.pitting of blood, and other affections of
tie: throt, chest and lung. Pulmonary irrita-
ticin is promptly arreeted by the 004 Liver Oil,
d the hypohosphites, which an among the
thiut renoeants used by physiehms, revive the
gging energks lof the clehilits„ted seretete. 681
tionreliedisoitnn.bxeoctlas.
molves alleibtractionseand a speedy Curemay be
aliTtHvEroieulstEdiAsTeaFE,,k,:itmAtmtdiaood:aiw;e:Rcte:Eirihsser,ilpD:eYrautix.-ons
ne failing in the cure of all those peitiful red
Periodieal invaluablemedicine is
It will, in at short time, bring en the Menthlype-
riod with regolarite. These pills should not be
taken by Fortseeedaring the Arst three months
at taegraney,14 vast are sine to being on mis-
carriage, but at any other time they are aide. In
cases of Nervous and = Spinal Affections,
plantain the back andlimbrefatigne en slight ex -
extern, pepitation of the heart, hysterics, and
•tesethese pills willeffect a euro when all other
me&2i8 lune) failed; and, although a powerful
rezzedy, do net contain iron, ealornelorntizeoter,
or anything hurtful to the constitution. Full
dirTtions in the pataphletsrotend ererh PaalgaiPal
h should be carefully preserved. Job Moos,
141faer oYs°i
tarkgeeStilleeP°Psed to Northrop $
l °°
Inop&auLdemanudi .."11144
To.
ronto, Ont., general agents for the Dominion,
wiU insure a bottle containingoer60 pills 14
13"le nisdellma, Ji.1.8.8;elbdertins,°fteandf°Iirt.hiabarsY
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