HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1883-06-15, Page 2THE I11: ICON SIGNAL,
FRIAY, JUNE 15, 1883.
GODERICH.
A SUMMER RESORT.
Its Claims Upon s Public Seek-
ing Coolness and Health.
The Prettiest Town in Canada.
1ts Meant, and Aetivaatasea Described—A
Platte "lest t•y detest -A Town
Where ELM Is fishnets ..
uODERICH BY RAIL.
Goderich is reached by the Buffalo &
Lake Huron Railway from Stratford, the
railway centra of Western Ontario, only
45 miles distant, and that line is inter-
sected by the L., H. & B. Railway, which
wives direct connection with I#donerom
Clinton, only 12 miles distant. Ap•
proaching Goderich by rail, the visitor
is favored with a glimpse of the shining
waters of Lake Huron as the trains
around the owns ;the oars then plunto
through a dense grove, and soon the
traveller finds himself at the railway
terminus. The view of the
1\IO11 RARER 01 THE MAITLAItD
from the railway station is picturesque,
particularly a snug little bit of scenery
up the river. Entering a vehicle, the
visitor is whirled along .East street,
and sees before him the Court House Ind
square, with business stands ranged all
around un the outer side of the broad
roadway. If ke is not booked for
As we were unable to supply the de-
mand for copies of last week's issue, we
have been compelled to reproduce the
following article on .Goderich as a sum-
mer resort :
Beautiful for situation, clean and in-
viting, Goderich has already made a name
for itself on the continent as a choice
spot where residents of crowded cities
can resort to in the warm months, and
find pure, bracing air, with all the com-
forts of lbivili,ation at hand. To those
leaving the stiffing city for
A I1EATH OF AOD'S PURI AIR
during the summer months, two con-
siderations prevent themselves : —
lst, is the locality chosen for the
transient stay during the " broiling
term" a healthy one I and 2nd, does it
entail ton heavy a drain on the fatuity
purse? It is on these points that Gode-
rich presepts claims that will bear the
closest scrutiny. A more healthy local-
ity does not exist on the continent of
America. Situated at a height of from
100 to 150 feet above the level of the
waters of Huron,
TNIIISHIWO FLEET
is a feature of the place of gnat intermit
to visitors. The boats, some of tai
with the speed of yachts, leare the
harbor early each morning, and return
at night laden with the spoils of the
deep. Salmon trout and whitefish are
c idAy caught, in Leets, and a trip to the
fiAin grounds in company with a fish-
ing crew is an *anemone which is full
of interest. This industry is an jasper -
taut one in Goderich, the boats
scudding along under fall for the
harb+•r heats sun dips into a west is a
pretty sight. Later in the seseoa the
fishermen sail further north tag ooaveys
the "catch" to Goderich fur the American
market.
TEL SALT INTERIOR.
e.'ntanufacture of salt is tensively
►rrex
ieed on at this place, and the process
is a peculiarly • interesting one. The
brine is pumped through large pipes at
THE POIsT FARM,
a depth of from 900 to 1200 feet, into
large pans, under which great furnaces
have been built, and, by boiling, the sa-
line natter is precipitated to the bottom,
forming the fain )us Goderich salt.
Frwn the drippings of the pans, some
exquisitely beautiful saline crystals are
often created, whose form and purity of
•appearance render them valuable as
novel parlor ornaments,
SALINE BATHS.
This is a feature that no other Canadian
sumntcr resort can boast of. The brine
is said to b9 of much benefit as a summer
cornnodious and well kept in every par- bath, and can be had hot or cold as the
ticular, and under the superintendence visitor desires. There is also a swim -
of the‘, present proprietor, Capt.' Wm. mino.bath,'where old and young can have
Cox, it has during the past twelve or all the luxury of an ocean dip without
fourteen years attained a continental I the travel or expense.
reputation. It is situated on Court HINIRAL wAT6n-
House Square. A mineral spring, the water
a popular summer hotel five utiles up the
lake shore road, capable of accommodat-
ing 200 guests, and conducted by the
well-known J. J. Wright, whose name is
a household word with visitors to Gode-
rich. then the traveller can find in town
a number of excellent hotels, conducted
by capable and obliging men, and afford-
ing the best of accommodation at very
reasonable rates,
THE BRITISH EXCHANGE HOTEL
is a .well-known house of accommodation
for tourists and the general public. It is
THE TOWN IS NATURALLY DRAINED
into that great lake, and a capital
system of. drainage introduced and
practiced by the municipal authorties aids
in the thorough exemption of the town
from the noxious vapors or miasma whioh
at other less favored points are continu-
ally arising during the heated terns from
standing water on low land. As to the
matter of
t•O$T f+F LIVINO,
Goderich offers a good field to those who
would enjoy a vacation without` having
to pay too lavishly for their rest, com-
fort or pleasure. A town of over 4,000
inhabitants, it keeps one within the lines
of civilization and the luxuries of life ;
yet, being on the borders of a fair agri-
cultural district, those of pastoral tastes
can find near at hand •
FIELDS OF WAVING GRAIN,
green pastures of tender grass over
which the skipping lambs gambol in-
nocently, running brooks inhabited by
the finny tribe, and all the sights of a
Canadian farm ; while the
DEEPLY SHADED FORESTS
of maple, beech and pine, haunted by
the singing birds above and the
many cc)orod wild tlowers beneath; offer
a seclusion cool and full of interest to
lovers of nature. The choice cattle bred
in this section, feeding knee deep in
clover and timothy, yield
daring the summer mouths can be found
the erares of friends who rest
ind leuttsutiful and retired necropolis.
• ric-$1C$. ITC.
73ea jtiful spool for pic-nits are within
easy reach, a delightful retreat known u
Bingham's Grove being within the town
limits.
In sheet, Goderich is per e.r rffettu the
summer resort of Ontsrio.
Eerie Mase. Teachers.
The regular semi-annual meeting of
the ]forth Huron Teachers' Association
was held in Winghsm Central School,
last Thursdayend Friday. The unfav-
orable weater militated against the
usually huge turnout of tea=hers. Mr.
Boyle, of the Canada Publishing Com-
pany, was heard in refence to the Royal
Canadian series of readers, now before
the country for approval by the Minis-
ter of Education. in Bulk or Packages.
In .be atternuun the ltreridemt'+ ad- (,—`N— �- �
dress on "The utility of Teacher's As- DI A JIOD 1) y .11 ,
jb
sociatiuns, brought forth a well-deserv-
Tae es.lekeet ThIas s Serino.
Is Kraut's Fluid Lightning for Neu-
ralgia, Headache, Toothache, etc. it
does not blister or discolor the skin ; re-
quire but one application to banish all
pain magically without using any greasy
liointent or carrying your head in a pout•
tioe for weeks. Try a 25ooyt bottle from
(Ileo. Rhyne, druggist.
'WILSON S
Psli1iitll_tigilot
SEED1S1
Fresh Flower and G inhere Seeds
-TILE -
cd vote of thanks. L THE i `�r l)
Mr. J. J. Wallis, of Grey, gave his BES11 IN tllnrJ 1r O1iLD.
" Character. of the school room," point- PF1R_ pAOS•AG�-
ing out the different phases of character
which the teacher has to encounter in 100_
the course of his professional career, and
' stating his method of dealing with them.
Mr. Musgrave, of Bluevale, gave an
"Introductory lesson cn Fraction,show
ing the errors teachers commonly fall in-
to in taking up this subject and showing
how those may be avoided. •
Mr. W. E. Groves, Wingham, gave a
" Lesson un Composition to a second
class, showing how this difficult subject
may be taken up profitably with even so
elementary a form.
Mr. WW H. Stewart, Howick, read an
essay on " Taste," giving hit own experi-
ence in interesting pupils in making.the
grounds around the school trim and tidy.
A short discussiou followed in 'refer-
ence to thelibrary, after which tae meet-
ing adjourned fur the day. Tho even-
ing entertainment in the town hall was
an unprecedented success, both as re-
gards members in attendance and as to
the quality of the selections.
1.1420MD pay.
• Rev. Mr. Morrison, %Ingham, was
first called upon and gave a very inter-
esting address on " Habit," which drew
forth a vote of thanks from Mr. Dewar,
I. P. S.
Mr. Turnbull, head master, Clinton
High School, discussed thespecial Gram-
mar paper of the Intermediate, Decem-
ber, 1882, in that gentleman's usual
scholar! style
Miss Forrest, Seaforth, read an eshay
on the " Cultivation of taste in pupils
touching upon' literature in schools,
cleanliness in person and dress, tidiness
in grounds, da This was one of the
best articles bf the meeting.
Mr. A. McKay, Cranbrook, took the
subject of " Sentence Building " in a
highly rational and very pleasing man-
ner..
Mr. J. Ferguson, Wingham, showed
the method of instruction pursued in
teaching writing in theWinghamschools.
,. �• From the close attentiorrpaidthu, it was
contains some valuable torn» of iron and quite evident that the subject was one
sur, hur, has been regarded as a great of deep interest.
is situated on the Court House Square,. p The committee on books breughta re-
in the heart of the town, and within easy boon by invalid visitors. Medical men port commending the " Royal Canadian
reach of Lake Huron, and the railway have pronounced in favor of the spring Series of Readers" in preference to any
station. It is fitted tip with all the waters as an excellent mild tonic and now before the public.•
modern conveniences and every aosom- aperient, and many of the residents of The committee on nominations also
modation can be furnished that is poled- ! the town prefer it to the drastic presented their report, which was adopt-
ble to be obtaiued at city hotels. The ;doses of the doctors. The water can be ed as follows :—President, J. Turnbull,
proprietor, Mr. John McBride, hasgain- procured free at the spring. tom,, Clinton. Vice President, A. H.
ed fcr himself during his residence in I - THE CHURCHES,
Goderitlh, a reputation as one of the I There are six churches in town. St.
most energetic and active sten in the George's iEpiscopaliani on North'st, re -
hotel business in Huron county. Gently completed,ia a beautiful structure,
THE PARE HOUSE.: cruciform, and planned and built with
is another well-known rendezvous for exquisite taste. The Methodist Church
summer visitors. of Canada have a la edifice. on North Roxboro. A vote of thanks was then brand is unexcelled by any other oil on the
I street also, and at the }read of the same passed to those who so kindly assisted in market. In recognition of its superior merit,
UODERI('H BY WATER- street is the R. C. church and convent. the evening entertainment. The meet- we have received
chprch on East strest, and have just put !
The town possesses a splendid harbor of , The Presbyterians worship in a large ing then adjourned. All the Highest Prizes
refuge, built by the Dominion Govern-
ment at a large expense.- The biggest
vessels on the lake can enter it easily.
and the well-known Beatty Line call
twice and three times a week from Sar-
nia, and also from Duluth on the down
trip. It is easy for visitors who like an
occasional trip on a lake steamer, t., go
up the Lakes to some points on an up
steamer, and return on the first boat
coming thorn the•lakes. -
RICH, PURE AND CREAMY
which is like a revelation to those who
have tasted only city milk during their
lives. A walk or drive to a farm, along
clean and event roads, and a repast
of home-made bread, fresh dairy milk,
golden butter with the scent of clover
in it, and eggs so newly laid that the
cackle of the hen can yet be heard in
the barn yard, is .a treat which can be
procured at a price so low as to astonish
visite».
THE FRUIT TAMP; •
in the neighborhood are often visited by
strangers. Hero the highly prized Cana-
dian apples and plums grow at their best,
while the blushing peach comes to ma-
turity, and the cherry and strawberry
flourish. The wild strawberry also
abounds in season. Canada is
TILE HOVE of THE RASPBERRY,
and hundreds of acres ' are scattered
through the district, where the bush-
es, growing luxuriantly wild,' how
themselves to the ground with their
ruddy fruit. Scores of pickers wend
their way daily during the season,
to these resorts, and a ramble in a
Canadian " berry patch," with an
old dress, sun -down hat and strong
bots, is jue.t the thing a bevy of girls
from the city ought to enjoy. There
need not be the slightest fear of a lady -
experiencing anything but the most gal-
lant treatment from rich and poor. We
know of no reoioD where a lady and a
stranger can travel more safely without
eec art than in this neighborhood.
SHE. TOWN OE •.uI EKICH,
is one of the most beautiful in Ontario.
The court house, a handsome and sub-
stantial bit of • architecture, embowered
in trees, is sttuated in the midst of a
large octagonal "square, -from which the
leading streets radiate in every direction.
These streets are crossed by other streets
after the manner of
A sritElt's wen,
and the plan is a•novel and pleasing one.
The drive around the Court House is
of which
- THE ALBION HOTEL
ALLAN LINE
MIS Waal need.
Are you troubled with Salt Rheum,
Rough Skin, Pimples or Conker SOMA ;
if so go at once W l:. Ith ttai drug Mese
and get a package of MeGregor & Varies
Carbolic Cerate. Price 25 cunt.. It was
never known to fail.
The CSV Siore.
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
LIVERPOOL -LONDONDERRY -GLASGOW
Every Saturday From Quebec.
SHORTEST SEA PASSAGE.
SPEED. COMFORT AND SAFETY.
--e1
G. H. OLD
Sunnier . 1rrft)f•gein ent.
8Eb8ON 1 3_
(greenlet' May IS
Polynesian 20
Peruvian June
Sarmatian e
Parisian '• 1d
Sardinian. " n •
Cfrcasstan " 30
Polynesian July 7
Peruvian 14
Sarmatian " 21
Parisian 28
Sardinian ........Ang• 4
Circassian 11
Polynesian " 18
Peruvian " 25
Sarmatian Sept. 1
Parisian 8
Sardinian... -•• ••• " 15
Circanda
Po Peruvian iannn Oetr, 6
Sarmatian.. •' 13
Parisian " 20
Sardinian " 27
Circassian Nov. 3
Polynesian 10
Jeruvian " 17
Sarmatian " 21
Passengers require to leave Goderich at noon
on Thursdays, to connect with steamer at
Quebec.
Prepaid certificate issued et greatly reduced
rates to persons wishing to bring their friends
out from the Old Country.
For 'Iiekets and all information, apply to
11. ARMSTRONG,
Ticket Agent
Goderich.
Goderich, May 171b. 1883.
Musgrove, Esq., Bluevale. Secy-Treas.;,.
W. E. Groves, Wingham, Provincial
Delegate, W.. E. Groves. Executive
committee, Meagre. R. Henderson,Blyth;
T. A. Reid, .Morris ; .1. Ferguson, - Wing
ham ; J. Shaw, Brussels ; W. G. Duff,
YOU' OZN GET
12 the, Raisins, for $1 00
London Layer Raisins, per hs2 60
12 11x. Currants, for. 1 00
25 lis. Rioe, for 1 00
25 lbs. Ilsrley, fur 1 00
5 lbs. White Belgian Carrot Sad,. 1 00
5 lbs. Mangold Seed, all kinds1 00
6 lhe. Swede Turnip Seed . 1 00
Sugars Very Cheap
---MY STOCK 01"—
Groceries is Fresh and Good!
Ca=e .
C-%'OOds
Of all kinds at Bottom Prices. A very targe
stock of Glassware and
GLASS SETS
from 30c. up to $2.00.
Chiesa Sets!
from $5a00 up to $20.00.
a
DINNER SETS
from $10.00 up to $30.00.
All other lines of Crockery at proportionately
Low Prices.
LS -Butter roceries .Ste., for taken in exchange
orash paid if desired.
Teas a Specialty.
INSPECTION 1NVITBD. s
G. H. OLD, the Grocer,
Market Sq., Goderlc
McColl Bros. tz, Co., Toronto. ; t v
Manufactures and Wholesale I lealcrs in
LARDINE,
CYLINDER,
BOLT CUTTING,
WOOL OILS.
--)OCs: (F,LEBRATEn
"L AR JD NE."
BOATING ON THE HARBOR
is safe,at all times, while in fine weather
a long mw out into the open lake or up
to the Point Farm is possible, and the
view thus gained of the precipitous
banks skirted by spruce, and the spires
of the town churches. glintim_ in the
distance, well repays the labor at the
car.
in a handsome organ of wonderfully pure Mr. 1N ui. Payne, Station Masser C. i wherever we exhibited' it since 1875. among
tone. The Gaelic speaking Presbyterians V. R., Sheldon, was cured of Dyspepsia other awards a large number of
have als
o achurch on Nelson street. A h Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitters when Gold, Silver Bronze Medals,
verysett y • edifice is that of the M. E. all other remedies failed. 1 have recorn-
church, on Victoria street. There is also mended it to lots of. railway Inen and
a gathering of the Brethren, held in an they all think highly of it. If you suffer
upper mom on the corner of the a ;uare from Dyspepsia go to your Druggist and
and Kingston street. get a bottle. t
AECHITECTCRE, ETc' SKILL 1Y THE WORKSHOP.— To do good
In addition to the Court House, the work the mechanic must have good
town busts of a handsome buiklingy in health. If long hours c f confinement in
the High School. At this seat of learn- close rooms have enfeebled his hand or
ing, young men and women aro prepared dimmed his sight, let him at once, and
for professional courses. The edifice is before some organic trouble appeari,take
of white brick, with mansard roof, and plenty of Hop Bitters. His, system will
presents a tine appearance. Tho Central be rejuvenated, his nerves atrengthned,
Public School is a large red brick build- his 'sight become clear, and • the whole
ing, and the town and fire hall though constitution be built- up to a higher
small, has a tasty appearance. The tesi- working condition..
Women with pale colorless faces who
-
feel weak and discouraged, will receive
both mental and bodily vigor by using
Carter's Iron Pilis, which are made for
the blood, nerves and complexion.
unmistakably the estimsnon in which they are
GUAR NILE — Every bottle if the held by the medical profession.
• "FOUNTAIN OF HEALTH " bears the writ- These Pau are compounded of vegetable sub
ten t{ua»nteo of the proprietors -all stances only, and are absolutely free from calomel
er any other injurious Ingredient.
A Ealisrer from Headache writes :
"ATaa's Pitt.' are invaluable to me, and are
my constant companion. 1 have been a severs
The L.mhersisa.'s Friend. 'offerer from Hesdaehe, and your Mut are the
S. F. Parks, Ottawa, Ont., a large osl7 thinngg t oowld 1"ok t0 for relief. Onemy
will quickly mon my bowel" and tree my bead
lumber operator, says : " I have been from pain. They Care tee most effective and the
acquainted with Dr. Dow's Sturgeon Vii eufest physic I ave ever found. itlsa please»
to me to speak In their praise, and I always do so
when occasion offers.
W. 1.. Pam% of W. L. rage & Bro."
Franklin St., Richmond, Va., June 3, 1882.
" I have used ATER's Pitts in numberless in-
stances u recommended by yon and have never
known them to fail to accomplish the desired re-
swlt. We constantly keep them on hand at oar
borne, and prise them as a pleasant, Safe and
reliable family medicine. FOR DYSPEPSIA
tb are Invaluable. J. T. HAVES."
besides numerous Dipiumas• 11 is warranted
not to gum or clog; wears equal to h it for Oil
and being leen than one-ludbthe orb e :s the
cheapest oil on the market. t_T'1.1:1 1T.
For Sale by
R. W. McKenzie,
1590. (:ndcrich.
AYER'S PILLS.
A large proportion of the diseases which cans*
human suffering result from derangement of the
stomach, bowels, and liver. AYER'S CATHARTIC
PILLS act directly upon these organs, and are
especially designed to cure the diseases caused
by their derangement, including Constipation,
Indigestion, Dyspepals, He tache, Dysen-
tery, and a host of other ailments, for all of
which they are a sate, sere, prompt, and pleasant
remedy. The extensive use of these PILL" by
eminent physicians In regular practice, shows
that it is recommended to do it must ac-
complish. or the money will be refunded.
Liniment for at numhnr of years, and in
that time can safely say, from personal
experience and from my own people's
repeated testimony, that it is the very
-M: =moi beet Horse Liniment in use to -day. it
acts like magic en horse flesh, and seems
JORDAN'y atm( a. rticularly suited for all their ailments.
hbout.•a third of a mile in length,an,1 the ! THE Tues': PARK dcnces at:- groom of some of our C.,tt• i
is sways '.pen to the public, and tnnn it tens Lace been planned with taste, and I •moo hotter liniment can be taken in the e�
woods by teamsters. i sits, Texas, June 17, It82.
ground is as level a+ a revs course. The i ' I nu:ny ..f the t.rdcna are oat alive with a The REV. FRANCIS B. t185.Awr, writ) from
street+ are very ',vide, of the cleauert a commanding view (. the harbor is had. 1 + tna,.rn, Oa., *Rya: 'For soiree years past hire
gravel, no mn.l acc;nnui►ting on them Just below, the great flouring mill .of
bloom during the season. What .its tine si suable qualities in a been subject to censtfranon, trrnn which, tR
after the heaviest rain, ami some .1 theta tli;ilcic, Hutchison & Co, lifts its tall l
dAITI.ANO iscitETERY, whisker dye 1 It must be convenient to ipsrferoA tnc�aetn` meld roet" nteneertnn°ontfl Rods'
aro lined with har.,l.„ins roe ,ice making • chimney in the air, and here Ole ,lusty I The site of the city of the deed was se- ' use, enay to apply, impossible to rub off, months ago t began taking AVFR's Pith TD
have estlrel eorTecte.l the enstl,e habit, Rad
lave vastly improved my general health.”
Alma's CATHARTIC PILLS correct irregular,.
Geo of the !vowels, otimulate the appetite sad
1 digestion, and by their prompt ant thorough
appreciated b • bicyclists ; so much sr. entire premises are in such a , r,-•• "; ninon completely uoNtnd it, flanked b _ _ action give tone Rad
P y y order and neatness as K rlr a tr+ a t! er 1 y vigor to the whole physical
that Goderich has j,tstlp Igen, termed , 1 ' I' th of brush. Th wild a ecosttmy.
establishment of its siEe and mousse or.•
H
a vista 1 ,akin¢ toward the t1 urt Houk millers, a large and busy hive o.1 them,
which it would Its difficult to excel from Rue'etlgage(i often day and night for
an artiste standpoint. The dry, level many weeks at n time. The Ani�it:e is
roads, as hard as rock almost, are nutell one of the largest in Cana is and the
lected with wisdom rind taste some 24, elegant in appearance, and cheap in
years ego. it is situated abnnt a mild pprice. Buckingham's Dyo for the
and a half from t'i ' Const House, •,n Whiskers unites in itself rill these nterita,
h ground. and the main approach Try it.
a •i'ns� grow s e wt HTHI•SIS, instead of being purely
? the earth rofnse• C
joys. Thin monster mill is one of the , w o .� tis one of • bc•tlevM. west M treated as i great corset in
' THE w HrEL IAS a i'IRAt I5E
ti crus ps over 1 p 10.51 A1*ease of 115010/55 as b commonly
Early in .full the bicycle claim of Chi- si•gh $ 1! and the 1, I aepec peace +-
•w' " greet Lionel malady, the rean)t of imnocer,ahment
Dr
t t4 \%'esters' tkitaro. ,lust acne,
cage, ltlilwaakee, i>etr�•it and .•cher the river fr,m the heel►(+r, on the um.
� pp m • nn•o nu r ,ion an, a*uos -
American cine" ate expecte 1 in town. i ter, and f linnet A otic col Impered by hove i II o mit of. the neatly terraced rank, is the � h 11 1 f the ;berm... . sore• lbs. first melee . ac, wnd we ha, r
M > f g t elf i rnn
Mare alreadybeen h..' i., sr. that the Cist- '•f:►UTIF VT. ,t•YMER Rtsiort. I trey-, and flows in a enr4glm¢ stream .nmptinn of the etline. M_p, kneeand Dowell CID, AND
furs sill trie astonished pay
detiglhta ..f ri an American eN•s,enilally ie an In,uAl.•l oft sueteaet the
the oeaset are a numi ft* ret hand+nme supply of theterod
q mss numenfs anA i.•sutifa a PATS*. � hat°" to+r tlasue rnnstn►,'t o w
wonderful mads and that they will as a breeder of choice a ortho,Pn cattle. y � aTR
1r. beauty. A spring f the ire s t n t t t Organ, t i t
and eaperlenee..l riders on th whoe-1 sol,
J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
9151d by alt itrnggl,te.All eiperlenee the wonderful bane&eial semis orAyer's Sarsaparilla.chine» with Sera Eyes, ergo Ears,or any etwohalons or syphilitic taint, maths heelthy and "trona by its re. by an Dreillgsle : ft ell bottle tar ei
wa a , , :r n ar+r, a, nr t•'. t inn
nahea from h. i she a a,,ing cern,.r YOUNG,
' 8 theme nett of blood above n i e n
1 11 s' Att 11A 1 n million• d•iwn a long ravine to the neer lied. In s' stets MtDDI-
when th«y lode aromnd the er,nare on Rhee He has a widrspesd reputation eTy p P t n nd the AGED
our , h 11 k ,Meati �nA tVP t r ,WILKeLEhe S
way
i..
Gad them ahead of anything on the ea• The farm 1. s well -cultivated one, and The drive to and throng% the cemetery is I rn aand,_c ll re showsg ant censor
tire n•Ete is often visited by lovers of aggriealtEte. a pretty .'ne, and satiny of "Car citisens •h dlr••r
TESTIMONIA?.+S_
Colliugwood, Ont. -The Crowfoot Bitters 1
took cured me of Sick Headache, after twenty
years of suffering without being able to And
relief. MRs. J. 11otLivo8IEAu,
('larkaberg, Ont. -The crowtootlaitters per-
fectly cured me of Saltrheum, wltbost ring
any other medicine. alias.Joann' LoeentaD.
1r yaw wick to get *ke worth .ryear . ceorT
ask ye.r dr.gglst tar 11.
THEY ALL KEEP IT !
:Play 17th, 1883 16914m
EGYPTIAN OIL.
The Great Pain Conqueror
rapidly dispels pain. i teaspoonful in wate
will cure a distracting head ache In Ave min-
utes. If applied to any affected surface of the
body, as tooth ache, neuralgia, rheumatism.
It gives the sufferer comfort and tenant
relicf.it is a charming remedy. Only 25e, and
money refunded if mit as represented.
a.
TAMOTT t Co.. Sole Preewerters.
Iirantford, Ontario
W. J. C. Naftel,
Druggist. etc., Agent for Godellch.
320 ACHES FREE! -IN THE -
Devil's Lake, Turtle Mountain
and Mouse River Country,
NORTH DAKOTA,
Tributary to the United States Land (Mee
GRAND F RKS, DAKOTA.
WF,t'TI.%AL 1.\P and FILL particulars
mailed !FREE to any address Dy
H. F. Mc'NALLY,
General TracellIng Agent.
ST. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS A NIANITOU N. N.
'is r:. Frost Rt. T•re.te. •.,
S. SZloer4sa •
Has on hand a large quantity of
WESTERN CORN
For cowing broadeasr, ton a lot of
Canadian Corn.
GIVB HIll A CALL
Gederiet, May t;th. i8