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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1882-08-18, Page 8it 'l'llh t t 1, lhON SIGNAL, F'1t11)AY. AUGUS'1 18, I$ S. t' DOORS, SASHES BL1NDtl, MOUL )INOS, sad every Description of Intoner Finish. N 13TAIRS, HADRAILS, NEWELS and BALUSTERS A ApecialtEgad for Price , t 1 Lists LATH LUMBER Estimates cm tics. wfir A row FRANCIS IiMEETH, tiudiorich 11( pfika h 'Lou ev 1 uv th flit pl • oI 1 i. 1i e QI t t at t i F . • Our Colborne maw ihoald read ollr puundkeeper's advsrtissmeats. is "The People's column." There's mower there for somebody. ilia M. Hazlewood, of Hullett, is the guest of Mrs. R. Beau. Chicken sealing has lama so preva- lent of late, that our dares have been ors the watch for midnight prowler. A law sights alga .a,e of them succeeded it dopetc ing a iwlecal just in the act sti canting off a chicken, at the hour of 11 p. in. Ersain1L Six pin of quoits were being handled at the smithy un Saturday, in motet's- • The Dorches'ser aorreapoedeot to the to,n .1e tournament on Wednesday. London Lordaw Irth mo. says - Oa Saar- - day last, a line after being broke., owl - tamed crude oil to a small cavity. Of I While idiaat» Lime and Agnes Kaiue late several have been broken which pro duced the same ingredient. The dune I were driving a buggy down the Maio -*t, was brought from Bruseels p , on hill near the railway crossing on Friday the London, Huron and Bruce Railway., evening last, a part of the harness be - W. F. and C. It anatune have pur- h,oserted and freed the horse from chased their mill in Missouri instead ofleague the thilla. In a moment the buggy was Arkansas as we stated last week. They overturned down a high emtaukment have also purchased 4,000 acres of tim- ber limits where the mdl is situated. , ice was but slightly injured by the mis- They expect to be able to average 25,000 hal', butler younger sister was badly insensible for some , per day. She was removed to Mr. I. San- abunt 200 miles from Kansa CitJ) . • ale, in oration a1d rill be A . time. un- der the .lento •house near by and Dr. c„mpletely stunned by the deafeningand it we are aliens, sod something; lees even terrific pada of thunder that fulhrwed ` than those Americans from whom you the discharge of the Quid. The tree, s receive perpetually admonition and re - dry and resinous one, was badly shatter- monstrance. * • The sphere rasa ed, splinters varyinv m length from ons by our Oansdan Parliament, whit* you to twelve feet were thrown a distance ofliken to that of the Metr.op.diteu Board at least six rods. Mr. Taylor was struck I, of Works, comprehends 'Some four mil- uu the head with one about the ser of I 'Some buns of square miles. What you say an umbrella handle. At ilially points about our utter want of cogitate expect - along the circuit of the electric, current once springs from ignorance. We bsve the tree war blaokened. There are in precisely in our Fresok population en the same vicinity mote tbau a down trees that have within a few years un- dergone a similar operation. Strome have • 1 sun told been *truck more Brown - store hurt and remained feetTheir timber and mill is careful attention of Jas. Italian- let called when it was found that no bones were broken although she had re- t tine, of Brussels. ceived a severe shuck and some bad tuts TnClseramlth. and bruises. She was afterwards re- moved to her home, where she is now A HcauY Piu.r[eR.—Mr. Alexander much improved. The hurse,a mere colt, Broadfoot, Sr., of Tuckersmith, arrived ,remained quietly on the street during in the Huron District from Scotland 49 ,the accident and although the buggy laving made! turned over and over in its decent, it years ago tat Saturday, the journey from New \ork, where hei was nut injured a particle. --[Enterprise. than once, and on' was cleft from top to bottom, as if dune by tome gigantic rail -splitter. It would al- most appear that this particular locality would rivalMount Etna with its Vulcan, in the forging of thunder -bolts. landed, by war ••f Albans-, thence by the Erie Canal t.. Buffalo, which was at that 1 OolbOPII•. time a inere village: then by Lake Erie, 1 the Detroit and St. Clan. Rivers, and Lake ,Huron t.. G.nlerich—a long and tedious route. Mr. Brnadfoot,found the Huron Road chopped out the full width 1 and cleared, but no turnpiking was done, the wagon track twisting and turning around great stumps, thruugh mud huhu and over corduroy crossways. Net many treeshad been cut in this magnificent farm- in4townsh^• '. -' .. . t took up his al ., . • proud satisfaction "t see,,.4 it sea:und to in point of agricultural excellence. Mr. lkoatlfoot is still a.hale and hearty than, RIT is likely to enjoy loo many years ye , tha well earned fruit of his share in the toil that has made this part of the Ontario wilderness .tis -blossom as the rose." - f Expositor experience in governing wawa with yours, and a problem more dif;cult, while we hate au Irish element as tell" Such are some of the points matte. - London Corresp.undeut Tomato Globs. Mrs. 8. Snell, while returning from Wroxeter, last week, met with au acci- dent that might have had a serious ter- mination. I n the big swamp between Wroxeter and Morriabank a team load- ed with the machinery of a saw -mill up- set both horse and buggy into the ditch, Mrs. Snell being underneath the box. Had nut the hone been thrown on its back, and thus preventing it front run- ning away, the result would doubtless have been disastrous. As it was, the lady sustained a number of bruises and got a pretty bad shaking up. Heavily laden waggons and careless drivers ought not to go together. --f Listowel Banner. Ulla .5,. ieaa's Sema ,.._.sMel_ Neptune, Aug. 14 -There has been a definite decision to make a vigorous le- gal protest against the election of Sir John A. Macdonald fur Limnos, and on fisturdry last the necessary legal papers wit., served oa him rano ially at River Du Loupe, where he is now recruiting for sorue weeks. Evidence has beencol- lected, and it is now asserted that it can be clearly proved, that the must shame- ful a.ts of bribery were resorted to in order to avert defeat. The facts are most damaging, both to Sir John per- sonalty, and to some of his leading sup- porters in this county and elsewhere. The case is in the hands of Messrs. Der - oche S Madden, of Napanee, assisted by Mr. Bethune, Q. C., of Toronto. They are wisely keeping very quiet about the evidence already in their pea semil.n, but in due time some refreshing views of Tory arguments and persuasions will be published. Mr. John McMillan, M.P. for South Huron, who was to have sailed from Liv- erpoml on the 10th inst. , is said to be bringing six thoroughbred breeding 1 hares with him. Mr. Henry Stevens has sold two lots I on 1►aborne street to Mr. Peter Cantel - A correspondent writes to us complain- I011 at el UI for the two ; Mr. Cantelun ing of the conduct of a farmer's son liv- has a bargain. ing on the 8th con. .,f Colborne, who on y The fano of 45 acres on the Bayfield Sunday, when hie father was at "theI road that Mr. W. J. Paisley last wee impounded every pig by oho wayside, or ellen at the feeding troughs, which he could lay his hands on. This, odr correspondent says, is h Sabbath desecration that is not relished by either the or the porkers, inoreespecial- ly as the farmer is nut in poor c:rennt- Stauces. It's rather poor work fur Sim - day, certainly. Mr. Henry Habel, our universally acknowledged ehampion'eteam thresher, 1 11 having his engin^ mud machinery rig- ged for the coming season's work, He 1 is also having a water cart made which we hope will supply a long -felt want. On Tuesday evening, August let, Rev. lelimlller. T..1. Sabine delivered an' address in Bethel church on the "Life and History Master C. S. Hatch, artist, of W„od- i of Joseph, ' going as far as -his manhood. stock, was visiting his friend. Ge4. Stew- I On the first Tuesday evening of Septem- art, this week. - • hz.r he will resume it; and go through Mrs Elwin Gledhill, from Detroit. with his history. with her little boy, is the ;,test of Mrs. and Mr. J. Miller. 3301ortCh TOWaihiD- Master Thomas Heddle was visiting -- friends in Kincardine this week. '1 filial') Eaton Whitely, on the Gill con - The fall wheat is pretty well stored c,it and bound one hundred dozen shocks away in this vicinity, the injury by rain tail wheat one dayjast week, at the same very slight. time doing his nsual chorea morning and Mr. It. H. Morrish is aper Ting hla nicht. Well dune Billy, whocan beat that? [ holidays home and at Goddrich. 1\ a think our correspondent mus have y' made a mistake in the number in this Mr. A. Heddle, 'carpenter. has ',,out item.] finished his contract for Mr. Rich. flow,”- William McLeod, Huron road, had a den, ..f Colborne. The building is se ' tine steer killed by the train one day last done, and it a credit to its hyiltier. woek,on the crossing at the 7th con. The Mr. Jesse Gledhill has been delayed steer was worth $30. with his work on account of the breaking : It is reported that an action for fradu- away of the thanes_ of his woollen mill. lent assessment is to be entered 'against He has now gut it repaired, and is run- the atres t r of Goderich township. The ning again. penalty is a fine of *200, and imprison- SoRnHt•M „-AND CHAR. --Mr. J. C. Le• ; [tient for six months. Touzel dues not intend to fit up his nor- Owing to the accident that happened gum mill this season, as so little of that to Mr. Jowett, his harvest would have arti;le has been planted. The yield. been neglected, had nut Mr. \". Totvn- hnwecer, has been about double that of send turned in and kindly assisted him last year to the acre. Mr. LeTouzel in- therewith. -[New Era. tends going largely into the manufacture of champagne cider, we understand to Leibara. the extent of 4,000 or 5,000 gallons. His _ bottled cider is in great demand. 1 Our townsman, Mr. James Strachan, Asti -urn. ' rzpresented Colborne at the recent genie — I of quoits in Goderich, and although Col - The Rev. A. E. Smith and wife have ' borne was beaten in the contest he did returned from a visit to friends near well in a single contest with the victors \Woodstock. They appear to be very of the pair match on the same day. He much benefitted by the trip. 1 ^anguished both McNair and Martin by MHenry Farrow has returned from I ` in single games. His comrade Cum- ning. beat Martin, but could not get the Dakota where he was visiting his mine. start of McNair that time. He is very much pleased with the Coun- try. but lie thinks lie will stop in Hul- lett for a few years yet. steam thresher disturbed the slumbers of Mr. John Young, of ('olb rams, a sou- . our drowsy bachelors at 5 o'clock oft \lunday. The Eagle band, front Shep- dent of Queues . University, Kingston, i parlton, led by Chief Geo. Burrows and occupied the pulpit cf Knox church Here I Engineer McKay, made its appearance on last Sabbath, very acceptably. amongst us. k half day's' work at Mr. Mr. Richard Irwan has sold his two . els farms nit this boundary line between E. Lroel noes amounted to 200 hus offall wheat. Mr. Chas. Wise kept tally. In about five hours at W. Strachan's six acres yielded 237 bushels. The work NN awanoali aid Hullett to Mr. Pfeffer; of Colborne, for the sunt of $8,300. The property consisted of 100 acres in Waw- anoeh and G2 acres in Hullett, ' after supper was a fine sight to neo. Mr. H. N. Fleming., of Nelsonville, Here were the lads nsteadil • pitching Man., is at present visiting friends in Auburn. He thinks there is More Inon- oy to be trade in Manitoba, but the most comf..rt in Ontario. OBITUARY'.-.Joseph Clarke, the sub- ject of this brief memoir, was born in the Township of Pickering and died at the residence of his father, Mr. John Clarke, lot 42, con. 14, Hullett, on Fri- day, August 11th, in the 28th year of his age. In his earlier life ha was unus- ually robust, but some four or five years ago he took a severe cold, which he un- fortunately neglected until it had become Ito deeply seated as to defy all ie:nedies. from the mow, led by Sam. Morris, jr., and in the straw mow Harry Horton kept things lively, exercising a colt in tramp- ing down the straw. Our esteemed con- temporary. Mr. Joe Mayweed, of Dun- lop, carried the grain and kept count of the same. WRII.M7'ER BRow•.r. ORm ART. - -The inany friends of Mr. Thoma Fotheringham, whn spent the summer here last year, will regret to learn of his death at Winnipeg. from the effects of heavy cold which ended in a rapid onnsumption. He had just passed his examination as a P. L. 8. He was a [ental companion, affable and hearty, He was always known as a moral and in- dustrious young man, and it was truly • and ranch sympathy is expressed here pitiful sight to see one so young and an for his parents in their affliction. He full of promise r.t.lually wastin, away wan s sun of Rev. A. Fotherineham, "f 8 . Marys. without the pout nlity of relief. He wa not a great sufferer till wi'hin a few days of his decease, when he was sorrily pain- ed. But as he drew nearer his end, he was mercifully relieved, and .lied very peacefully. He Is a comment member of the Methodist church fur soma time ',renown to his death, though Le Mai almost entirely at home by his Slam. He was also connected with the Otsego Order, the member •'i ahkh In a very large amber, representing Nearly all the Lodge's round about we: • present at his ftrweral, and celebrated the burial ac- cording to the rules of the society. The interment took place on Sunday, Aegost I:1th, and was the mid largely attended ,1 any ever known in this neighborhood, there having been upwards' of 14111 ve- hicles. The friends have the s m ath) .tf the entire community in t its-_ rest•ement f C e Loans ane insurance. 1 auctioneering. MONEY. -PRIVATE ONEY.-PRIVATE FUNDS 1'ta O. CU THE PEOPLES AIX teal es eta/ ewe to tt bur- J . TIOI'liLt Oat. 1758. rewara ll Oodartok. llav, arta 1M1. Iii. $500,000 TO WAN APPLY TO Legal. a •l 76 YA C AMERON, HOLT R CAMERON Oate- lin. 1 EWIS & LEWIS, BARRISTERS, 1J Attontejs to Chancery kc. ,000 TO LEND ON R 11 A L 18 - otlaoe to tae (.Years Oeperloh. TL Tennis favorable. Apply 1e it. L lou Lawn, M.A.. C.L. li. N. L Lir.. Oedertok. lit 000 ATE FUNDS TO LEND Naos goodJ'4rm or Arachies Tows ProwV •t 1 per coat. A.Mj te R. RADCLIT/t 1 MONEY TO LIND IN ANT ameaat se salt borrowers at t te M per east. Private tends. Apply to does= sad Morro*, Qedsrtch. MONEY TO LEND. -A L A R O E sasoaM et Private 114 for tavostaast fit lowest ream so ilisfism Apply to OARROW t PItOt7DtOOT. bought froui Mr. Boles, was not long in his possession, as he has sold it to Mr. in. Craig, whose property adjoins it, fur Ile sunt of $3,t) Ai. Mr Paisley trade ah.,,,t g•'S" by the transaction- not a had week's wor'i. on Saturday a dog was bhut up in a boa stall in A. Kennedy's stable, to be kept for a farmer who had gone home. On Monday the dog manifested symp- toms of inadne,s, frothing at the mouth, and acting atrangly, and it was deem- ed prudent to shoot it, which Was r.ccor- dingly done. Mr. .T. Craik, one of our must popu- lar business mien, has succeeded in per- suadiu't a most estuuable young lady (Miss Kate Ferguson, of Buffalo,) to cast in her lot with his, and yesterday their fortunes and fates were joined at th,e residence of the bride's father in Bhffalo, after which they started on a tour to Montreal and ether points in the east. Our h.sis wishes are extended to thea. Owing to the removal of Captain Sheppard froui the district, No. 4 volunteer company, Clinton, will go to drill under command of Lieut. Batt and second Lieut. J. Mc \I\ hirter, who has joined the company. This gentle- man is an o.:i ,member of the volunteer service, and will prove an etficient offi- cer. It is expected that the company will commence drill under direction of Major Murray early next week, prepar- atory to going:into drill at London, on the 12th Sept. Pala ar.— One of our Imams while sweeping out a stone cellar a few s.uorn- i1igs ago was disturbed by the appear- ance .d a huge snake over four feet in length. She didn't shriek, it run, sir faint, bat with her broomstick true de- spatched the hated reptile. 0ir1 Meows. Thomas Strachan and Duncan Taylor and their wires, while returning from church in Brussels un the afternoon of Sunday last, when proceeding along the 3rd eon , near their residence, were greatly shocked by the electric fluid striking a tall tamarack tree that stood about • hundred feet from the vehicle in which they were seated. The hone stop- ped instantly and trembled like a leaf, while the neeepwta of the carriage wen I OAKS FREI OF CHAROE.- J Mosey to lead at lowest rotes, fns d any ousts or °bares*. SEALER a MORTON. oppst l.olborne HoteL 81st 5o Ord Maroh 1511. 1771 CAR ROW A. PROUDFOOT, BAIL T R ITERS, Atturae l etc Goderich. J. T. Osw, W. B L DOYLE, BARRISTER A N D G verset'. Bollettor m CbaaveryiTatio., QE&OER A MORTON, B A R R I S - 4•J TEAS. C. •sager J 'Ooderich wJ. A and Wing - halm 1751. Q MALCOMSON, BARRISTER AND . Solicitor. tete-tornerof west Street ten1751. Market `Square, over George h1 it PER CEN f. - THE CANADA Landed Credit Company is prepared to lend mons oa good Farts security, at six per cent. Fat partloalare jives opts loaf os to HUGH HAMILTON, C. L. agent, 17115, 4k90,000 PRIVATE !MINDS TO LEND '11' os Farm and Town Property at lowest in- terest. Mortgages purchased, no Commission charged. Conveyancing Fees reasonable N. B. -Borrowers oan obtain looney In one da U title is satLlactory.—DAVIBON t JOHN- STON. Harrigan. Sc.. Goderich. 1751 RADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE, 1 11. Lite and AOCIdest Insurance Agest- R^preseatingfirst-clam Companies. Also agent for the CANADA Ltvs STOCK Ixsvtuscs Co. Money to lend on Mortgags. Mater in Town or „rano Property, in any way to salt the borrow- er. 'b w-4npitstl's1 Kav's block, Oodericb Jonathan Bryan, a farmer near Beth- any, died very suddenly Wednesday morning of apoplexy. Charles Burpee, M.P., who has been very ill at his residence in Sunbury, N. B., is slowly recovering. The parties who came from Buffalo for the body of F. Beblunan, who was found dead near A mherst burg last week, claimed that he had $100 o0: his person when he left Buffalo and think that lie has been foully dealt t. i'h. Frederick Kline, of Fester Crossing. 0., who once lost all his savings in a bank failure, hoarded $800 in gold in a barrel filled with rubbish. He placed a sitting her, on top, hoping she would give the alarm in cast of an attempt at rubbery. On Sunday Kline discovered the money had been stolen. Latest figures of the result of the British Columbia local election give fifteen member to the Opposition, five to the Government, and four Independ- ents. The Government will probably retain office until forced out by an ad- verse vote.' Thomas S. Dana, an educated Indian, says : " The Indians never cook aaytning in the house where they live. They cook outside, and they give as a reason that if they book inside the steam collects in their clothing and attracts lightning. Whether this is so or not I do not know,. but I know that an Indian wigwam is never struck by lightning in a hundred years. Thursday was the LA day on which appeals could be entered against the voter's list for this municipality for this year. The Conservatives appeal to have thirty-six put on and six struck of.. The Reformers appeal to have six put on, eleven struck off, and the assessment of three changed. The judgea will have their hands full in attending to the vot- er's lists. this -year. The day for the holding of a court has riot yet been fixed by the judges Rua. A. E. Smith, of Manchester, and wife, who have been visiting friends near Woodstock, passed through town en their way home on Friday. Mr. Smith has been the subject .1 a peculiar, yet painless affliction. Some time ago small spots appeared un the palms of his hands somewhat resembling hisod.blisters, and he kept letting them out. a watery sub- stance exuding therefrom ; at the same time the skin of the hands kept coining off, until now he I as bat one or two patches of the old skin remaining on his hands. -[New Era. ('arida and the British cress. -- Canada has at least one champion in the English press. On Tuesday evening the Jane.. (Gazette took up the cudgels on behalf of the Dominion, and very se- verely attacked the leading article in which the Time.4 a few days ago dealt with the {„4tition of the Canadian Parlia- ment respecting the release of the Irish suspects. I must confess I was glad to sec this rather unusual sight, for as a rule whet the pnatics or ,finances of Canada are attacked by any of the Eng- lish japers, nothing in the shape of a reply is forthcoming in any influential organ of opinion, and as a consequence judgment goes by default against Cana- da. 1)f course the Sl. Janne. Re:,tte does not conte forward merely from a d sin- serested desire to get the Canadian posi- tion in the matter clearly before the pub- lic. It is anxious to take advantage of the opportunity to give vent to a start at the Government, while especially con- demning the Time.. Still. whatever its motive, it makes one or two very good points on behalf of the Dominion. The tierce t r ads in which the leading journal indulged, it says, would be mischievous in tl.e Colonies if they hal not long ago taken the measure of the Times' influ- ence, and goes on to give in outline the effective retort which • patriotic Cana- dian might make. 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AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY -IS PAGES. SUITED TO BOYS AND GiRLS Or FROM (IX TO SIXTEEN YEARS OF AGE. Vol. III. Commences 2loyember 1,180 leer 15 TIME T1wE TO 51 RM'BIBE. Te Yor5n Prort.E has hecn from the first acecssinl beyond anticipation. —N. Y. Even- ing Post. it has •'distinct purpose to which it ,seedily adheres -that, namely of supplanting the vic- ious papers for the •crag with a paper more attractive. as well as more wholesome. -Do. - Son Journal. For neatness. eloganee of engraving. and contents generally, It is nne•a nrpsed by any publication of the kind yet brought to our no- tice. - Pittsburg Oatettr. it, weekly reetta ars eagerlylooted for. not only by the children but aleoparents who are anxious to provide pure Iitprat we for teh {{ria and boys.- Christian A dreeale, Ralhlo. N. Y. A weekly paper for children xAlch parent need not fear to let their children read at tit family •re dde. Hnrthir•l IMIly Times. Just the paper to take the eye and mews the attention of the soya and girls.-Apriwp *kd Union TMIRDQS- ■ABs We 111614111 inert a) •1.1e rer Tear. rennin etwou_ Noj each. The B _' a v will aSwg.v mad Mi it sNt a M for MI. 36 11 by Post OSice etlirriffi N Mad dentis of Iota are rel spy this neterefise- mu 11e espies Ordrr 0/ Hawr ll Addtwrs RARPER 4 BROTHERS. New Tntsr CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Pun/ up ('upifaf, - $G,000,000. List, - . *1,400,00P. • Presidrat, - Lit,.' WM. AirAtASTKI1 General Manager, • W. .s. ,.....n..A.. Goderich Branch. A. M. ROSS, - - - - MAraaza. Interest allowed on deposits. Drafts on a Ilse prlacipal Towns and Cities la Canada Great Britain and the United States, boujh and sold. Adraneesto Farmers on Notes. with one o mote endorsers, without mortgage. 17,)3 ANCHOR LINE. UNITED STATES 31.1 IL f*TEA5lkHs Sail Weekly to and from )IOW Y„ Iia A9l,ULAe6uw. tiA II,N.00maitav hat•tuPearce_• V'CtoPO. 'let tirna„I10to1140. Stxou i (C rab :n. 1140. Return 1kl tis. 575. ".-crags puftst•ngers hooked at lvw rates. 4'acetv,ger 4:4•1111111 10d uncr.coll. e. ALL Y'SYS160011.1e os 1MAt5 Dater. Poem ngers Looked at lowest rata s'n or from Germany. Hai), Norway, Sweden. 1 ti nark. aro. Fur Ih,ok of "Tours In Scot !talcs. Plan' etc., apply to HHENDEIRSON 1113YII1E1t+. New York. - Or to 51RS. E. WAItNO('K. Hamilton Stticarierlch 14 . TAIKENHEAD, V.S., (SUCCESSOR . to i>r. Duncan) Graduate of Ontario Ve erinary College. Once. stables and residence n Newgatoe Street. four doors east of Colborne Hotelr\. B, -Horses examined a to sound efts. 1751.• A CURE GUARANTEED. MAGNETIC MEDICINE. 0s --->_ e-. owe , MARK. (r.r BRAIN and NERVE FOOD. Ear Old sad ferns. ]tale sant female. Positively cures Nervousness in all Its stages, Weak Memory, loss of Braise Power. Serval Prostration, `rgke 4w're(s, Syrnaatorrkaa. Leweorrhaa. 13anrands, Scrxiaa! 11'eakress aid Ureteral Loss of !'ower. it repairs Nerroas Waste. RrJurerales Me Jaded Intel- lect, strengthens the Enfeebled grain, and Re- stores 1urf,risiro Tone and Figur to the Li'r- Aaustrd Generative Orpaas. With each or- der for TWaLYI packages accompanied with give dollar++. we will scud our Written Guar- antee to refund the money. if the treatment does not elect • cure. It is the CheapeM aid west Medicine in the market. MI -Full particular, In our pamphlet, which we desire to mail free to any address. leek's magnetic isedletse is sold by Drug- gists at Ie via. per box. or 11 boxes for I111, or will be nailed free of SIAM'S addressing postage, on receipt of the mon 'S MAS1 (' mistt,\E t'w. R'indsor, Ont.. Canada Sold in Goderich, by JA5E6 wsl\ and all Druggists everywhere . 1852 -Iv SCHOOL OPENING. SEASON' 1E382-3. i have now received a full and large stock of all the LATEST EDITION SCHOOL & COLLEGE TEXT WOES For the ensuing:season, and also all the latest Educational Teacher helps published en during the year. Liberal Terms to Teachers and Others. Having the largest and most complete stock of school stationery and school books wcst of Toronto, It will be offered at very cloie prices. Estimates given to School Trustees & Teachers for quantities INSPECTION IN V 1TE1). 3 -AME S I M RIE, SUCCESSOR TO T. J. MolikHob'ME. orth Side ZvZarket Sq G 0D ERIOH.