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the expense
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DECEMBER 11, 1885.
•
Poultry -Raising.
Charcoal is quite necessaay to fowls.
Charcoal made of Wood does not answer
the purpose, since it has no taste of
food, is not attractive to fowls' and i
no ore trouble may
them. A number mor
will move there in the
-On Monday morn
four year,' of Archie
seldom eaten. If, however, any ofiewill six- miles east of Neer awa, was g
left
put an ear of ripe corn into the fire un- the house alone whilst its Mother went
til the grains are well charred, and a distance of, 40 or .50 reds ,from the
then shell off the corn and threw it to house the cows. She heard the
the flock, he will see hew eager the fowls cry : "Mother, let me nut." When
are for ,it. she came back to the house and opening
R!timings ake'the lawn every time the door she found three panes of glass
the grass is cut, and shower the short, broken out of the sash of the window
juicy, fresh blades over the floor or and the child, nowhere to be seen.
ground of your pens, where the poultry After a thorough search of the premises
may be confined. - Every Morsel will be and failing to find the child, she aroused
eagerly devoured by the chickens. :* the neighbors. Search was continued
Vermin upon the wood -work of the for several days, and the child was ulti,
fowl -h '
ouse, the walls perches and nest- mately found frozen stiff about one Mile
boxes are best killed by an application from the 'house in a bluff by a party of
of whitewash, which not only destroys Indians who were Bemired to assist i
these pests, but at the sal le time leaves the search. The body had only a flan
the premises light, ss t and clean-. nel tight dress on it,_and nothing on it
Carbolic acid is someti ies combined feet • -It was found lying on its face
with Whitewash in the pr portion of an
ounce to a gallon of line and water. -Hadley,the school teacher of Byron,
Whitewash pure and aim le is, however, Middlesex county, who disappeared s�
amply sufficient. suddenly shortly after the glimmer holi
To have eggs in plenty he year round days, leaving no trace behind him, h
save the earliest hatched for laying. been heard from. He has been sailini
Give as great a variety of food as pos- on the lakes. His parents had a letter
sible, and as much as they will eat from him, dated Toronto, the other day.
Give green and animal food in winter, It appears that he had alwayia hankera
and keep the hens quiet and comfort- ing after the free and easy life of el
able. FreSh and clean water is indis- sailor, as depicted in light literature.,
reusable. . During his summer holidays he went
The most desirable eggs for setting .for s trip on the lakes'and his Wattle-,
are those the freshest laid. A liberal tion with a sailor's life became complete.
daily sprinkling of tepid water Upon Returning to Byron his old labor quickly
them when incubation is near its accom- became distasteful, and - to save the
adishment, say a week before hatching, trouble and time which a proper resig-
n an aid to the free issue of the chicks nation placed in the hands of the Um;
at maturity. tees and accepted would. consume, he
Nest boxes may be made sixteen to left in the way before descrihacl.
eighteen inches square, raised two feet
above the ground or floor of the house. An Hot from the Mint. I,
In front of these should be. fastened a Many years ago, in consequence of ashelf, say eight inches wide, upon which commercial panic, there was a severe
the hens can mount easily to enter the run on -a bank in South Wales, and thxe
boxes and lay. Keep those boxes al= small farmers jostled each other in
ways supplied with clean hay or short crowds to draw out their moneyJ
straw. Things vi rapidly going from bad ta,
In pleasant weather two Meals a day worse, when the bank manager, in a fit
in addition to what they will get forag- of desperation, suddenly bethought him
ing will be sufficient for turkeys until of an exaedient. By his directions a
fall, when, if they are in for clerk, Waving heated seine soveleigns in
Thanksgiving, they should be fed all a frying pan, paid them over the coun-,
they will eat at least three times a day ter to an anxious applicant. "Why
with a variety of food. Boiled pump- they're quite hot ?" said the latter, is he
kisis with meal makes a dish much rel- took them up. "9f course," was the
bite& by-thern. reply; "what else could you expect ?
The most important point in the mat- . They're only just out of the mould.
ter of increased egg production consists We're coining them by hundreds as fast
in thoroughly ..domesticating the fowls . as we can." ' "Coining them !" thought
Feeding the fowls from the hand with the simple agriculturist. "Then there
meat occasionally, their eagerness for is no fear of the money running short ?'1'
which overcomes their timidity. insures With this their confidence revived, the
good results. It is a good plan to break- panic abated, and theibank waseenabled
up fresh bones for them daily, which to weather the storm.
not only increases the production of eggs.
but assists materially in familiarizing
the fowls with their attendant To in
their domesticity fowls should be
visited often, treated with kindnese,
and cared for to such a degree that the
owner's attention will be largely reaog-
nized and appreciated.
Where the beginner has as many
blooded fowls as he Wishes in his build-
ing, and yet would. be glad to add to his
number other fowls for laying to be kept
in the same fleck, we would suggest that
all fears concerning the purity of his
stock may be allby the following
practice : If,. for instance, the full -
bloods are light Brahmas and the hens
selected to make up the required num-
ber are grade Brahmas or -Cochins, it
will at once appear that to identify the
pure eggs will be difficult, if not impos-
sible, for they are all of the same color.
If, however, Leg -horns, Hondans, or any
hens that produce white eggs are placed
in with the Brahmas the identity of the
eggs Will be known at once. Thus the health before unremitting cold and trying storn
purity of the blooded fowls will be con- set in. Throat ailments coughs,wheezings, ast
stafltly maintained and the supply of
eggs for culinary purposes -increased.
Many 'oggs left in a lien's pest teed to
induce sitting. Where a large number
of fowls is keto
pt a two-story fowl -house
is exce4erit. Hens should be killed
when three years old, as they lay a less
number 1 of eggs every year after the
hir
td. -Poultry World.
•
Atestoseera
be:expected from this county, which is noted for. pretty women.
e of these people And.' have only
spring. Hop Bitters to thank for it.
ing last a child of The dear creatture just locaed over my ghoul:
McDonald li • in
der, and says I "can flatter equal to the days of
GRATEFULCOMFORTING.
EPPS'S' COCOAI
BREAKFAST.
"By a thorough knowledge of the natural late
which govern the operations of digestion and n -
trition and byka careful application of the fine
properties of well selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps h
provided our breakfast tables with a dehcatel
flavored beverage which inay save us many do
tore' bills. It is by -the judicious use of suc
articles of diet that a constitution may be grad
ally built up until strong enough to resist eve
tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle mal
dies are floating around us ready, to attac
wherever there is a weak point. We, may esca
many a fatal 'shaft by keeping ourselves well
fortified with pure blood and a properly nouris
ed frame." -Civil Service Gazette. Made simpl
with boiling water or milk. Sold only in packets
by grocers, labelled thus -"Jamas Errs & Cc,
Homeopathic Chernists, London England." Role
anttnt for Canada, 0. E. Colson, London,
• 884-5,2
Holloway's Ointment and Pills)
During every break of wintry weather exe -
tions should be made by the afflicted to recover
The ":Thompsonian ' Cancer.
Cure.
Dr. Samuel Thompson, the founder of
the Thompsonian school, grandfather of
the modern eclectic, botanic, and physio-
medical schools, describes in his book a
method of treatment which may have
.something in it. It is to ma.ke an ex-
tract in the following Way : a brass
kettle heaping full of the blosoms'of the
red clover, add a little water, place over
the fire, and let it boil for some time;
remove the heads of the clover by strain-
ing, and evaporate the liquid carefully
to e solid extract. With this material
he directs. a plaster to be made, which
acts as a caustic to the growth to which
it is applied ; the patient to drink free-
ly of aatea made from the red clover!
blossoms. He claims to have curedi
many' cases of cancer in this way. No:
recent mention of this cancer cure ap-
pears to have been made. It certainly -
should be tested again, new that the
dif-
ference between tumors are more readily.
made out than forty or fifty years' ago, ,
when Thompson flourished. -St. Louis
Globe -Democrat.
Manitoba and Northwest
Notes.
.-When the Governor-General went
out to the mountains he was fortimate
enough to Meet with Bob Woods, who:
has been engaged in construction work'
cin the Canadian Pacific Railway in that
region. Robert's affability and ver-
satility and general free -and -easy mai-
net captivated His Excellency. He1
took the Governor under his wing, and:
made things about as comfortable for!
him as the circurnstences admitted. A
few days ago Mr. Woods received a
pair of massive gold sleeve buttons from,
Lord Lansdowne in acknowledgment of
"many social eveningS spent in the tent
and by the camp -fire," together with :an
autograph letter embodying His Excel-
lency's thanks. .
-A Qu'Appelle correspondent says:
Rufus Stephenson, Esq., has just re-
turned from a tour of inspection north,
and reports very much improvement
since his lest visit, there being over one
hundred per bent, more land ready for
crop. He visited the new French half-
breed settlement, 'and found these
people Very comfortable, being located
-on a chain of beautiful lakes, the land;
being- suitable for mixed farming. Mal
Stephensen was surprised at the hand-,
some new houses, they have erected.,
These people only settled here after, the,
trouble at Batoche, at which place they;
were formerly. On hearing of Riel's.
execution they all expressed satisfaction,
and it Mr. Stephenson's opinion that
erratical affections, shortneas ot breath, morning
nausea, and accumulations ofphlegm can readiW
be removed by rubbing this fine derivative Oin
merit twice a, day • upon the chest and nee
Holloway's treatment is strongly recommended
with the view of giving immediate ease, preven
ing prospective danger, 'and effecting permaner t
relief. These all. important ends his Ointme t
and, Pills can accomplish, and will surely prever t.
insidious diseases from fastening an the conatit -
tion to *display themeelVes aftefwa.rds in tho§e
-.disastroua found that will probably embitter life
till death itself is almost prayed kr. 912.52w.
Robinson's Phosphorized
• Emulsion
Is particularly ▪ adapted to delicate females, in
those _low states of the system that manife. t
themselves in so many of the. ailments peculi r
to their sex. • Always ask for Robin on's Pho
pherized EmuPion, and .be sure y u get
891.52w. -
, •
Years of experience and successful I trial ha e
proved McGregor &•Parke'a Carbolic Cerate t a
most complete and satisfactory compound f r
healing old sores, feSteringsoricers, cuts, Wound ,
burns, 'frot bites or felons, and for keeping out
the cold and to cleanse Or -prevent proud ties
sloughing or decay.' Insist on having McGregor
Parkes Carbolic Cerate, solitat 25 cents by Lums-
den & Wllsen, druggist's., Seaforth. 912.52w.
-0 ins
I had for ye -ars been a miserable, sufferer fronr
dyspepsia, and tried all known -remedies and the
best medical skill of my acquaintance, but stip
grew worse, until enable to eat anything withodt
great sufferieg., or do any kind of work. I' began
to think there was -no hope for me, and that,I
must surety die; when, like a drowning man
catching at a straw, I determinedto give Mo-
Gregor's Speedy Oure a trial, Fat once 'began to
improve so rapidly that in two months I. was 'as
well as I had ever been in my life. -Wm. Ever,
Leamington. Sold by Lumsden & Wilson; drug-
dists, Sea:forth,. Free trial bottles. 912.53w. 1 ,
• • 1
,• Fluid Lightning is simply a marvellous rheta
matic 'remedy.' 1 was for two months a 'cripple,
amiable to get out of the house from. Sciatica..
One bottle gave me instant relief, and placed me
on my feet again.-- I have driven fourteen miles
-.to-day (Something I could not pesssbly have done
were it not for Fluid Lightning) -for the • express
purpose of 'procuring another bottle. So says
Wm. Dixon, Gananoque. .0nly- 25 cents per
bottle at Lturaden & Wilson's drug store, Sea -
forth. 912,52W. • •
Maryland,‘ My Maryland
I* ,1* Pretty. Wives,
Lovely ,daughters dad noble men.
My farm Ilea in a rather low and miasmatie
situatIon, and , • .
• My Wife ! •
• Who ?
- Was a very pretty blonde!
Twenty years ago, became
Sallow! ,,
• Hollow-eyed- •
Withered, and aged!
Before her time, Irem
• Malarial vapors!
Though she made no particular complaint, not
being of the grumpy kind, yet. causing me great
uneasiness.
For one of the children, had a very s. eveLl e
A short time ago I purchased
Your remedy. •
attack of
And it occurrnd to me that the remedy might
Biliousness I F•
help my wife, as I found 'that our little girt upon
recovery had .
Lost!.
Her sallowness
And looked ns fresh as
Well the story is soon told.
' My wife, .;
To -day, has gained her, old-time beauty with
cerripound interest, and is now as handsome a
matron (if I do say it hiy-self(as can be • found in
'
a new -blown daist%
omuirghetiruerts ip," and that minds me them
More pretty wives
doln.
ienly 'brother farmers , would do as I have
Hoping you may long be 4ared to do good, I
thankfully remain,
Beltsville"; Prince George Co., Md,,Ci. L. James. -
May 20th, 18811.
-.
Mr None genuine without a bunch of green
Hope on the white label. !Shun all the vile,
poisonous stuff with "Hop" or "Hops" in • their
name. 919.52m
. 41 •-i I
Consumption Cured. .
An old physician,retired4r0m practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India mis-
sionary the formula of a simy e vegetable remedy
for the speedy and permanen . cure of C nsomp- ,
' Lung affections, also a ositive and radical
ci
tion, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Ab hma and al throat
and
cure for Nervous Debility ani all Nervous Com-
plaints, after having tested Ilts wonderful cura-
tive powers in thousands of 4ises, has felt it his
duty to make it known to hl suffering fellows.
.A'otuated by this motive arri a desire to relieve
hirman suffering, I will sena free of charge, to
all who desire it, this recipe, n German, French
or Engliskawith full dire Ions for preparing
and using. " Sent by mail ,Sr addressing with
stamp, naming this paper W. • A. NO ES, 149
Power's Block, Rochester, N Y. 938-115 cow
-
National
-
National Pills are the fa orite purgative and
anti -bilious medicine; they
ough. 857.52m. re mild and thor-
.
Worms often destroy chil u zeii, but Freeman's
Worm Powders destroy won is, and expel them
from the system. 857.52m.
-ot 00
The Sto
I I
ach
is the grand central of the Ii lug system, the first
organ developed in ahimal life and the first to
suffer front excesses. B.egu ate its diseased ac-
tion by Burdock Blood Bi tars, which restores
health to the stomach, ba wels, liver, kidneys
and blood. 857.52.2w.
•
Bronchi is. .
Bronchitis -comes from col s s and irritations of
the throat; hoarseness, co
h and sore throat
are its characteristics, T
se troubles may be
remedied hy a timely use o
Balsam. 857.52.2w. • agyard's Pectoral
You Invite isease
when you neglect a regular ction of the bowels,
and. incurable disease n'tay r 'suit. Regulate the
bowels and the entire sy tem with Burdock
Blood Bitters, which aets upon the bowels,
stomach, liver and blood. 57.52.2w.
Frost B tes •
or chilblains require similar tiaatment te a burn.
There is no better remedy ar either than Hag -
yard's Yellow Oil, the IV 11 -known household
remedy for pain, rheumatis 9 and all irafiamma-
tory complaints. 857.52.2a • , -
d
ses •
Kidney Co
II,
plaint.
-Much is' blamed ripen the , dneys when people
are ill and suffer from w silt and painful back,
etc. If you regulate the fiver and blood with
Burdock Blood Bitters t e' kidneys will soon
resume a right action. i t4rdock Blood 'Bitters
-cleanses the whole syste kidneys included.
857.52.2w. -
A -Handy elief •
i •
for pains, aches and ace dental injuries is an
almost universal require tint. Such a ready
remedy is best found • in gyard's Yellow Oil,
and
•
til rain,
n' e
.
T4
Prof.
nedicated
,
A
ill When
Syrup
lameness and sore -&is,
ternal. 857.52.2w.
whetherinternal
• I
I
•
.
with
.
•
and
Worm
. •
• 40
Remove Dandruff.- sic'
Low's Magic Sulphu
soap for the toil t
nse the scalp
Soap. A delightful
85752m.
.
Oiling Evil.-Ohildre
Worms are the ca si.
safely expels all woi us.
..a.
re often fretful
Dr. Low' e
857.52m
LEG -
T : M. REST, Barrister, S •
el - . Rooms formerly o c
Di -desert, Meyer's Block, la
ware Stbre, Main Street
Agents-Geareaox, lieu &
G("JARROW & PROUDFO•
tors, &c., Goderich,,
WM. PROUDFOOT.
' • •
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citor, &c.
ipied by Carroll
a• Johnson's
1 eaforth. Goderich
i AMEELON. ' 1 ;
, .
, Barristers;
rio J. T G
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Office -
&
Hard-
870
Solici-
tattOW,
686
RC. HAYS, Solicitor,
. lencrat lowest rates o
Corner of Square and Wes
,
. Private Money to
interest. - Office -
rest, Goderieh. 7-74
•
.
CAMERON,HOLT & C
U , Solicitors in Chancer,
Id. C. • CAMERON, Q. C.,
CAMERON. '
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,
IERON, Barristers,
c., Goderich, Ont.
ILIP HOLT AL G.
', I 506
JjOFTUS B. DANCEY;
Holt & Cameron, God
licitor, Conveyancer, &c.
ion's Old Office, Cardno;'s
Mtpney
BI
te with' eameron,
etch, Barrister, So-
to loan., Ben -
ck, Seaforth. 786
it /FANNING & SCOTT,
In_ Co4eyameers, &c.
of Johnston, Ti4claAe & Oak,
Office -Beaver Block, Clintbp,
11,1ANN1-N-G, JAMES Scorr. •
Illarristers,
S
Solicitors,
licitors for the Bank
Money to loan.
Ontario. A. H.
- . 781
STED, cease
•.HOLMEpc:
F,
, ' McCaughey & Holm
Reiter,' c onveyaneer and -
the Canadian Bank of Com
Farms for sale. Office in
Street, Seaforth. , •
Notary.
1
to the late' firm of
sted, Barrister, -So-
Solicitor for
rce. Money to lend.
cott'a -Block, Main
1
MEDIC
I
L.
.
DTARS. ELLIOTT & Gil
tiates -Roy ad. Colleg
Surgeons, 'Edinburgh. At
day afternoon. Office, -B
'eaforth
i Brucefield, Licen-
, of Physicians and
every Satur-
y al Hotel. 9301
AIT G. S. MoDONALD,
V V . clan, Surgeon, -Ace4ucheur,
and residence, that lately
chison, Auburn. ,
A.
Ocupieeby
D., C. -Mal,
&c.1
Dr.-
-
Physi-
Office
Hut-
.
: Ibl
. .
T. G. SCOTT, M. D., &
e.) „, • and ..Accoucher, Sea
residence South side of G*rich
Door east of the Presbyten
i
Physician, Surgeon,
th, Out. Office and
street, Second
Chutc13. 842 ;
D.
J4j.
&c.,
same
.-
D11.
Cellege
Office
first
Seafcartli,
W. BRUCE SMITH
of the College of Ph
Seaforth, Ontario.
as occupied by Dr. 1
1i.
Icuans
e
D , C. M., 3Iember
and Surgeons,
ffiee and residence
'coe. ' ,848 I
MACKID, (late of
Toronto -University
of Physicians and
in Cady's Block. I
door east of Engli-h
Ontario. .
lind
1
ficknow) Graduate el
Member of the
urgeons of Ontario.
fidence, John' Street,
Church Patsonage,
;1 894 ,
EYE,
• -
L. R.
Ear
to,
firmary.
Ophthalmic
Throat
317
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Eye,
Toren.
Ear In-
„London
:Centre:
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.,
DR.-GEO. S.
C. P., L. R. C. S. E.
and Throat, Trinity A
and Surgeon to the Al -
Late Clinical' A.
Hospital, Al
and Ear H spital.
Chur h St
riYERSO:N,
e
r!ier
satant
• frfields,
'
ecturer on the
ical College,
Eye and
Royal
and
1 .
-
et, Toronto.
1
. VETERI
T
RY.
TT C. DOAN, Veterin •
11 of Ontario Voter
Ontario. Calls promptly
day. Veterinary melicin
hand. Office, Huron Ho
r
n
s
el
Surgeon, Grad
ry College,
tended to night
kept constantly
Zurich, Out.
-us -ti
Toronto
OE
or
909
SEAFO• RTH HORSE IT
Jarvis and Goderich ,':tr
Presbyterian Church, S
eases of Horses, Cattle, S.
mesticated animals, succ•
Infirmary, or elsewhere,
Charges modettle. JAA
ipary Surgeon. P. S.---
ary. Medicines kept cone
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.
‘
af
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s
n
E'
la
RMARY.-Corner o
ets'next door to thi
Irth, Ont. All die
l'p, or any of the do
ully treated at thi
the shortest notice
W. ELDER, Veter
ge stock of Teterin
ly on. hand, '
.A.R.C.A.DM, TORONTO_
A school thoroughly equipped for busineds training. Book-keeping Arithmetic
BuSiness Penmanship, Correspondence, Shorthand and Type Writing practically
taught.' I
WILL RE -OPEN MONDAY, JANUARY 4th, 1886.
For circidar and information addiLess D. 0' DEA, Seeretary. 936-4
MONEY TO LOAN.
ONEY TO
LVI cent. I
pet! cent. ye
tine. -Apply
of lepaying
Seilforth.
ICROSS-GUT SAWS
-AND-
bhopping Axes.
LOAN. -Straight loans at 6 per
terest payable half yearly, or 6i
, with the privilege to borrower
of the 'principal money at any
F. HOLMESTED, Barrister,
850
ENTISTRY.
W_ H. M R
11. S., and M. F,. C.' D., of
„ TorontO. All operations
mnteed. Anesthetics of all
inds administered. Specialties,
Gel I Filling and Perfect Fitting Plate.
Toivn patients will please make engagements
a day or tw previous to having the opera-
tion performed! Par Remember the place, in
the rooms formerly occupied by C. Cartwright,
up -stairs in Cady's Block, opposite the Conuner-
cial Hotel, Seat rth. 874
.A.1118(1\T,
DENTIST, Faculty Gold Medallist and Colege
Gold Medallist,Torento School of Dentistry.
Rooms over Jd sons' Iardware, Main Street,
Seaforth. 911
Allrora luick Train Wath.
Th Best Yet.
SOLD ONLY BY
R.
JEi
COUNTE
1
S AFO_RTH, ONT.
This Compan manufactures' a complete line
of full pl te watches, from ordinary to the
finest grades, f r all classes, of watch we erg:
They are all in de,with quick train, and ar es-
pecially adapt for railroad and all ordinary and
severe service. All made dint proof, have the
perfect safety inion, which prevents dame e to
peirts in case o mainspring breakage; and J hn-
so 's patent at chment to reaaulate pins, wihich
p vents hairs ring from catching, an hippo ant
it prevenient ontrolled by this Company I The
st an -winding arts are made strong and dur hie,
aranteed as ate, more convenient and service -
iii. le than the ey winders.. The extra fine grades
s -i made in s m wind only. Every watch is
w •rranted by z•peoial certificate, which the pur.
ci aser receive from the Company's Agent. The
n mbpr of Je els in each watch (which is en -
g romn there n) indicates the quality; pur-
e asers &seri rig this are sure to receive the
cp ality they call for. The larger number of
i
J wels n the e etter grades also represents the
.fir ish, fine adj tstment, and care in manufacture,
w ich produce more accurate time and longer
selrvi�e. The ualities are divided as follows:
RDINARY -Two grades are made of this
q ality, engr ved "Aurora Watch Co., 7
J wels."- "Au oia Watch Co., 11 -Jewels."
MEDIUM.- our grades of this quality are
In de, -two in Gilt Finish, engraved "'Aurora
1 etch CO., 11 ewels, Extra.'" "Aurora Watch
0., 15 Jewels "and tive in Nickel, finely finish-
e4,engraved: "Aurora Watch Co., 11 Jewels,"
cc furore Writ Co.- 15 Jewels."
FINE.-Tw grades of this quality, -one in
Fine Gilt Fini h and one in Nickel, engraved:
"ekurora Watch Co., 15 Jewels, adjusted."
EXTRA FL. E. -Two grades of this quality,-
orje in Fine Gi t and one in Fine Nick el, engrav-
ed: " Auc ora Vetch Co., 15 Ruby jeitels, ad-
',
jnsted, Auror Illinois."
Remember ounter's, Seaforth, is the. only
laP' in the C
P
rutty where these watches can -be
Fi I
d. -
,1. M. _ COUNTER',
FLactical atch. ,
I • maker and Jeweller..
tHE BIG MILLS
EA FORTH.
he above mil s have now been thoroughly re-
- b ilt upon the complete
UNQAE AN ROLLER PROCESS.
The Mill an Storehouse Buildings have been
•really enlaraed, and new 'machinery applied
t roughout. -
HE LAT ST IMPRVED ROLLS
-AND-
lour I ressing Machines
r •
• cm the -best Manufacturing Firms have been
Pi it in, and ev rything necessary' added to enalge
ti r to turn on flour
'SEC ND •TO NONE
I the Derhin
-tin from fa
ve also dean
new be taken
a al ,loaded in
p r hour, by
11
on: The facilities for receiving
nersand for elevating and shipping
extensively improved. Grain can
from fanners' wagons, weighed,
cats at the rate of 700 bushels,
e work of two men. 1
.1
Just received a large stock of the
•
"Improved Champion and "Lance
Tooth" Cross -Cut Saws (Shurley &
Dietrich make).
, Chopping Axes in a variety of pat-
terns.
A large stock of Cattle Chains, RoPe
Halters, Grain Scoops, Measures,
Imre Forks, Hay Knives, ImprovLd
Safety Tubular Lanterns, Hardwa4e,
lass, Putty, Paints and Oils at lowest
rices. , ,
6EAFORT. AGENCY FOR BUCIS
CELEBRATED
11" ReIDLIA T ROME
LAR E FEED STONE
'
UST )M CHOPPING
as been put ' , and the necessary machinery for
ndling cho and coarse grains.
A good shed has been erected, so that wagons
c i be unload d and reloaded under cover.1
1 ;
1.1 E A EXCHANGES
Pr mptly attended to, and 1
IRST-" AS ROLLER; FLOUR
G ARANTEED.
si am& TiP
-
Chdpped tisfaotorily and without delay.
OLLE • FLOUR, I
BRAN, SHORTS,
And all kinds of
CHOPPED, FEED
Constantly On hand.
Market Price Paid in
or any Quantity' of
Wheat.
APPLE BARRELS
ighest
Cash
-AND-
ME, CO-RSE AND LAND SALT
FOR SALE. .
I
ingle and Double Heater Coal Stoves,
I I
la1 ith the genuine duplex grate, t 6
heaviest, handsomest and finest finish d
line of stoves in Canada.
Jobbing and Repairing in Tin, C
per and Sheet Iron work promptly r.t-
tended to.
p.
„
only first -c ass and obliging men will be kept
attend en
Thee'liberal patronge of
rmer§ and eneraltrade respectfully solicited. ,
A. OCILVIE, & CO, .
PROPRIETORS,
T. O. KE P, Manager,
IRS. JOHN KIDD,
- MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
THE SEAFORTH
Removed I Removed I
G -M 0- 3 -csr I i, G-
SEAFORTH,
The Old Established Butcher has removed to
new premises immediately opposite his Old
Stand, Main Street, Seaforth, where he will be
pleased to meet all hip old patrons turd as many
new ones as may see flit to favor him with their
patronage.
tarRemetnber the lace, between Henderson's
Harness Shop, and licIntyre's Shoe Store, Main
Street, Sertforth. • •
898 EORGE EWING.
CHRYST & BLACK2
PRM)TICAL
BOILER MAli.ERS.
THE Subscribers blare bought the Tools and
Boiler bushier,lately carried on by the
Goderich Foundry arid Manufacturing Company,
and having had an experience of overeight years
in that shop, are nou preparal to carry on the
trade in all its brawl es.
Any work entrulte to us will receive prompt
attention. First dan s is guaraoteed.
All kinds of Belle s made and repaired, also
Smoke Stacks Sheet Iron Work, &c, at reason-
able rates,
New Salt Pans ma e and old ones repaired on
the shortest notice, ipid at prices that defy com-
petition.
CHRYSTAL & BLACK. -
HE
CANADIAN BJ -NK CF COMMERCE.
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
Paid up Capital,
Rest,
PRESIDENT, H
SEAFOR
The Seaforth Bran
receive deposits, on
the most favorable t
Drafts on all the p
Canada, on Great
States, bought and a
Office -First doo
Hotel.
F. HOLMESTED, S
$6,000,000.
2,100,000.
N. WM. MdMASTER.
II BRANCH.
h of this Bank continues to
•hich interest is allowed on
rms. -3
'ncipal towns and aities in
ritain, and on the United
Id.
Soirrit of the. Commereia
A. H. IRELAND, Manager.
'leiter 6:39
WOOLLEN MILLS.,
he only Woollen Mill iri Canada awarded a,
Medal at the Antwerp.ExPosition. Also Medal
and Diploma at the Dominion and Provinciat
Exhibitiong for best assortment of Woollett
Goods, over all competitbrs, 1885. For sale
cheap _
Heavy All -Wool TwJeds,
hicin Tweed,
Fine TWeeds,
Heavy All -Wool. Blankets,
Woollen Sheeting,
Best Horse .Blanketk
in the market.
All -Wool Flannel, Union Flannel, Check ard
Plain; :Underclothing, Vbsiery, Yarns, Rolls,
Batting, &c. Goods Made to Order. Carding,
Spinning, Weaving, Fullirlg, Dyeing, Pressing,
&c. Blankets acoured.
A. G. VanEgmbnd's Sons.
, •
L. o. VANEOMOND. W. D. VANEOMOND
•
'St, Julien Restaurant.
,
OYSTERS! OYSTERS !
As the Oyster Season is coining in I am prepared
• to supply parties wishing, Oysters in the Can,
Shell or Bulk Oysters, screed on the premises in
every stile.
I Just arrived a choice lot of American Choco-
late and Cream Candy.
All other varieties kept contently on hand,
Oranges, Lemons. and Fruits of all varieties in
season.
CIGARS! IGARS!
You can get at the St. Juien Imported and Do-
mestic Cigars which cannotbe surpassed in the
Dominion.
Pipes and Tobaccos of every variety remember
the place opposite Main and Market Street.
JAS. BURGESS, Proprietor.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION 1
-
' RM, S
As we have turned our i.ttention particular y
to the in of • the following imp 0 -
meets, the farming commt nity may depend • n
getting universal satisfaction, which is guara
teed : Pitts' Hoisepower from 2 to 6 horse's
power: Strawcutters, reve Bible -gear, very latest
improvements; Chopping illills or Grain Grind-
ers, latest improved patte n, will grind from 15
to 30 bushels per hour; al •o Root Cutters; Pu '
ers and Land Rollers at lowest prices and fay r -
able terms at the
BRUSSELS FOUNDRi.
CORRESPONDENCE BY MAIL PROMPTLY'
ATTENDED TO.
WM. R. VIIILSON,
- PROPRIETOR.
935-1
It: This great Householdof AledLiffein.e Trahneksseanfamniusnogst
the leading necessaries Pills purify the Blood, and act most powerfully,
yet toothingly, on ,hteonLe,IVeenrealSgt30,11latiendh,
'avigor to
thnedBsegTeactisAl' gaiivniTS4C rings of Life. They are con-
fidently recommended as a never failing remedy
in all cases where he constitution, from what-
ever cause, has become impaired or weakened.
They are wonderfully efficacious in all ailments
incidental to ferns -I -s of all ages ; and as a Gen-
eral Family Medich c are unsurpassed.
HOLLOWAY'S UNTMEN
Its Searching a Id • Healing Properties are
known threfughont Ulf! World. For the cure of
Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Old Wounds, Sores and
Ulcers, it is an infallible. remedy. If effectually
rubbed on the neck and cnest, as sat into meat,
cures Sore Throats. Wench -its, Coughs and
Colds. For Glandular Swellings and Piles it acts
lite a charm. In Gout and Rheumatism, it
never fails to affoi-d relief. Manufactured only
at Professor Iloilo ay's Establishment, 78 New
-Oxford Street (late 533 Oxford Street) London,;
and sold at Is. 1,d., 2s. Od., 4s. fid„ 115.,.225.,
and 33s. each Box and Pot. •T•il, Beware of -‘
• counterfeits,-Pnrchasers Should look to
the Label on the Pcts and Boxes. - If the address
is not 633, Oxford Street, London, they are
spurious 921-52
IC NOTICES.
•
TICE.-In the matter of the
r. Tremeer, late of the town-
fith, farmer, deceased. All
- claims against the estate of
neer, who died on. 'the 13th
• ., 1885, are on or before the:
ram 1b80, to send by post
ersignsd at Chiselluirst P. 0,
min ta ines„ addresSeS and (Ie -
particulars of their claims,
dr accounts and nature of
eld by them and in default
e peremptorily excluded from
said estate. And I hereby
all parties indebted to the
r by book account or other-
ne to me on or bef4)re the
med. Dateff at Chiselburst,
October, 1855. JOHN FITZ:
r. • 932413
PUB
REDITORS'
• estste of Wi
ship of Tuckersi
persons having au
the said Win. Tre
day of October, A.
14th day of Jan
prepaid to the um
their christian and
scriptions with full
a statement- of f,
securities (if any)
thereof, 'they wtil I
participating in tit
also give notice to
said estate, whetiv
wise to pay the sa
time above menti
this 22nd day of
GERALD, Execut
CREDITORS'
NOTICE. -In thamatter of the
estate of Fr.-ncis Leehfield Bands, late of
the township of lullett, farmer, deceased, and
also in the matte of the estate .of Elizabeth
Rands, late of tin township of Hullett, widow,
deceased. All pa ties having claims against the
estate of the said Fra -nes Leehnt Id Rands, who
died on the 8th d, y of October, 1885, as well as
against the estate if the said Elizabeth hands,
wife of the said I rancis Lechneld Rands, who
died on the 1.4th f October, 1885, are, on or be-
fore the 14th day f January, 1880, to "send by
post prepaid to t undersigned at Constance
P. 0., their chris inn and surnames, addresses
and descriptions, dth Inn particulars of their
claims, a statement of their accounts and nature
of securities (if -an) held by than', and in default
thereof, they wilL be peremptorily excluded
from participator' in the said estate, And I
hereby also give 13 tee to all parties indebted
to the said estate, whether by book account or
otherwise, to -pay he same to me on or before
the time ,above mentioned. Dated at Hullett,
this 31st day of October, 18.55, JOHN Me-
MILLAN, Execnto 934-9
London, Iluron and Bruce,
ooiNG Naarrt-- Express. Mail,. Freight.
London, depart., 7.55A.f.t. 4.50P.m: 0.05 A. m.
Exeter .. 9.13 0.08 9.35
. 9.24 0.23 10.00
.. 9.29 0.29 10.09
Brumfield .. 9,36 6.38 3.6.26
Clinton.. , 9.55 • 7.05 11.30
Londesboro .. 10.11 7.23 12.00
Birth .. 10.20 7.32 12.20 , n,
Belgrave 10.35 7.47 12.60
Winghani, arriN e 10.50 8.05 1.20
GOING SOUTII- Express. Mail. Freight,
Wingham, depart 7.21) A.M. 3.10 P.:m.10.20 A.M.
. "7.28 2.30 1.1i.23
BlYth.... . 7.54 3.46 11.47
Londesboro 8.02 3.55 12.00
. 8.25 4.10 12.45 m
Clinton
Brimfield . 8,„.4521 • 44:41 11:2510
KIfiePrils11111.. . . S.aa 4.48 1.40
Exeter. - 9,13 4.59 2.35
London, arrive.. 10.3» 6.00 5.30
Wellingto
Goixo NOR -Tri -
Ethel . -
Brussels
Blueva.le
Whighatn..
GOING SUE:VI-
Wingbam
Bluevale
Brussels
Ethel ...
. Train leaving
dine, runs on M
only.
OYSTERS! OYSTERS!
Seaforth Restaurant.
Now that the season for Oysters has opened,
would notify the Public that I can serve them
with Oysters either in Shell, Cans or Bulk -none
but the best Baltimore brand kept.
French Bon Bons and the best American and
Canadian Confectionery always on hand, The
best brands of Tobaccos and Cigars also in Stock.
Call and examine for yourselves. Happy to
serve you, Remember the place, next Door to
Reid and Wilson's Hardware Storc,
II_ I SMITI-1...
PROPRIETOR.
Grey •and Bruce4.
AN -on. Express. Mixed..
2.35 P. m. 9.15 p.m. 9.16 v..m„
• 2.49 - 9,29 10.90 ,
3.05 . 9.45 -10.35
. 3.20 9,50 11.25
Aceom. A•ccom. . Mixed
• 7.10 11.35 . , 8.12
7.25 • 11,55 8,60
L. 7.37 12,10 9,15 •
ingliam at 8p in. for Rinear-
ndays, Wednesdays and Fridays
CATTLE CHAINS.
Large assortment and good value.
Chopping Axes
In great variety and of the best makes.
Twenty cases second growth
Hickory Axe Handles.
Cross -cut Saws, Lancetooth,
New Improved Champion,
AND THE NEW
SitiMp3 STAR,
The best Saw in the Dominion, a
greatly reduced prices.
Tarred Building Paper and all other
lines in
Builders Hardware
JOHNSON BROS.,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
HURON AND BRUCE
Loan and Investment
This Com )any is Loaning Money on
-Farm Security at lowest Rates
of Interest.
Mortgages Purchased.
SAVINGS BANK BRANCH.
3, 4 and 5 per 'Cent. Interest Allowed on
Deposits, according to amount and.
time left
OFFICE. -Corner of Market Square
and North Street, Goderich.
HORACE HORTON,
- MANAGER.
F,Goderich, August 5th,1885. 922
SEAFORTH
FurnitureWarerooms.
• If you want solid,conifort call at
M. Robertson's,
And buy one of those Celebrated Self Adjustable
Easy Chairs, represented by the above cut. He
-can OP supply
Invalid Chairs and 'Carriages.
He also sells the most conifortable and durable
S Pazta_l\T Cr- 3E31:)
That is made. His stock of
CABINET FURNITURE
Is very large and Complete. Intending purchas-
ers would do well to give him a call before pur-
chasing elsewhere Warerooms lone Door South
of Telegraph Office, Main Street, Seaforth.
M. ROBERTSON.
ST. JAMES' HOTr"
v..§. am"
TORONTO.
SHARP & BRIGHAMI
( Former/lief Sharp'sHotel, Heaforthd
, PROPRIETORS.
MIIIS Hotel, which issituated directly opposite -
_IL the tali= Station, has recently been refitted
and refurnished throughout, and is now one of
the best and most comfortable hotels in the city.
VirEv cry possible attention paid to gueguatik
charges moderate.