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t t,,iloxton idyls Eyesight
Saved --Perhaps His Life
By Hood's Sarsaparilla -Blood Poi=
soned by Canker.
Tread the following from a grateful mother:
"My little boy had Searlot Sever when -t years
old, and it leftlitm very weak and with blood
poisoned with canker,. His eyes became
so inflamed that his sufferings were intense, and
for seven weeks lie
Could Not Open His Eyes.
I took him twice during that time to the Eye
and Ear Infirmary on Charles street, but their
remedies failed to do life the faintest shadow
of good. l commenced giving him hood's
Sarsaparilla and it soon cured hien. I have
is riot his every a t. (You nay use hts tea
ready to in
the raise choose. 1 am al59aya
Hood's Sarsaparilla
because of the wonderful good It did my sonar
Amite It. Beemeetst r, 2888 Washington St.,
Boston, Mass, Get HOOD'S.
HOOD's PILLS aro band made, and aro Dos•
feet in composition, proportion and appearance.
CONDENSED DISTRICT
a NU+ WS.
nextou.
, The recent Sale of the Happel estate
at Zurich amounted to 627,000.
1r Mr. John McMillan, M. P. , for
Huron, :had 93 steers deliornett last
lit week.
'rhe Goderiah and Seaforth foot -ball.
teams hada contest last week for the
Crawford cup, Seaforth winning .2 to 1.
'3 The North street Methodist church,
Goderioh, has put in a new pipe organ,
which will be formally opened on the
. evening of 'Thanksgiving day.
Mr. Matthias Glew has recently
bought 60 faros on the 3rd of Hullett,
from Mr. Wm. Miller, for [the sum of
$1650. - rim property has nobuildings
r»i it.
an auction sale recently held
nany rs
s broug
Gents, o
then 25
',Che remains of the late Tho
Sharp of 01 eveland, were interred
Seaforth cemetery last week,
gr.D. R,Schrag from Northeastho
and May Flipper, of Hay, were jot
together in boly matrimony last we
The trusties of School suction No
Tuolrersmith, have re-engaged,
Forsyth for a year, at an inoreased
ary,
Rev, W. fl. Watson, of. Wingh
has received and accepted the all
the pastorate of the Second Congreg
Tonal Church, Hamilton,
Mr, John Crich, of Seaforth died
Friday last. Mr. Crieh had not be
in robust health for over a year,
it was not until May last that he b
any serious misapprehensions for
condition.
Mr. Alexander Sproat, who eso.e
from London asylum and carne ho
to Tuokeramith, was taken ` back
London last week by the asylum au
initials. He walked from London, b
was none the worse for his outi
Poor fellow it is not likely he will ev
be free again for although he is qu
robust Physically, his intellect do
not improve,
Mr. John Hunter, of the Land
Road, Tuokersmith, who reoen
caused his friends to much anxiety
leaving home, was taken to Land
Asylum on .rids last. He sue
ed perfectly rational on bis way dow
and when taken to the building, res
ized where he was, and remark
"Surely Ism not so bad as to neoossi
ate being here," He keenly realize
his position, but did not make ti
slightest resistance.
} Into Boissevain (l tan.)Globe says ;
"A few of the members of St. Matthew
Church assembled at the residence
Rey. G. C. Hill on Tuesday evenin
for the purpose of bidding farewell t
I4lise Waugh. A pleasant time w
passed, enlivened as it was by exoe
lent music, which was enjoyed by a
present. The proceedings conclude
with the presentation by Rev. b3-
Hill, on behalf of the con a 5v
of a handsome work -boxes i; � s
Waugh aa a alight reoognitior z
services in oiturch matters Ong ten
Boissevain, Miss Waugh left for lapn-
don, Ont., on Wednesday morning,
leaving behind her a host of friends,
made during her stay in our midst.°
Miss Waugh is a crater of the late Mrs,
Geo. E. Jackson, Egmondvilie,
A correspondent writes;—Tho re-
moval of Mr. Jno. Torrance into Hay
Township will create a vacancy en the
reeveshsp, and it is said. that either
AIr Clark or
Ur. Erratt will be candid-
ates for this position. Rumor connects
tate name of lttr, Robt. Mcllveen, one
of the councillors, and a good man, as
a possible candidate for(the deputy-
reeveahip. Itis also said that Mr,
Thos. Fraser will be brought out for
this position ; he is one of the best in.
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1r'ICTURE.
Send .i ,
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tem effectually, dispels colds, head;
aches and fevers =domes habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever lore*
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac4,
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in.
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the Most
healthyandagreeablesubstg,rices, its
elan excel?-entqualities coramend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 75,3
bottles by all leading druggists.
Any reliabledruggist tyho may not
have it on hand' will procure it
promptly for any one who wishes
to try it. Nan ufactured oxily by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CIL
BA17 FFA'�l'CISCO, CAL.
tout VULE,1 azEW FORE,
P'or Sale at C. Lura's Drug Store
Imeroario MAYRT RRPOETs.�
R t► Lxeter, it cvember 22, 1$93.
7alA wheat Lor bush,.,..,
ist Priingley wheat sh r bush. � 59 to
Cata per bush- .•... 23 0 00
Peas per bash... ........... 50 30
Flour per bbl 400 400
Apples per bag .......... 75 86
Potatoes per bag..........„.
Hay per ton ..... R 0000 7 00
3 50
2Q
15
8
5 500
y
st week t
linton, had sold
deriah township, and
alah farm, on the London
r Clinton, owing to compli-
, has turned out to be untrue.
On Sabbath morning a sad accident
occurred in .Dungannon. Aa John
Hiles, son of Mr. Hiles, merchant was
riding on a horse, he was thrown off
and received a bad wound in the face,
his nose beingbroken.
The annual meeting of the Weat
Huron Conservative Association, and
a convention to conaider the selection
of a candidate, will be held in Goder-
ioh on Tuesday, Dec. 12th,commencing
at 11 o'clock a. m,
Messrs. Daniel McNeil and John
Biggins, of the 3rd con., of Hallett,
the other day sawed fifteen and one-
half cords of wood in nine hours. This
was done in one day—not in short
spells, and la considered a large quan-
tity to cut in the time,
On Friday of last Week as Mrs. John
Leddy, of Weat Waw,anoah, was in
search of eggs, the ole lady happened
to fall from a considerable height, in
the barn, and received injuries whish
resulted in her -death. She was aged
70 years and was the relict of the late
John Leddy.
Mr. Richard Govier has sold his 47
acres in the Maitland block, Elullett,
to Mr. Samuel Cox, for the sum of
$1000.. There are no buildings what-
eyer on the phos and the bush is also
removed, 3&r. Gorier moved this
week to the farm he lately bought on
e the 2nd of Hullett:
Recently a gentleman of Toronto
pfiered, in connection with thewUniver
city, a prize of $70 for the beat essay on
money. Robert Coates, son of
i Mr. . Robert Coates, of. Clinton,
was one of the many competitora 'for.
ee-e"� the prize. His paper and one other
were considered the best, and it being
impossible to decide which was , the
better of the two, the money was even-
ly divided between them.
FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
THE
OWEN
L1O
BELT.
tTnide 81 rk: OR. A. ONt i.
The' only Scicntiflc and Practical Electric
Belt made for general use, prodtieing a Genuine
Current of :'Electricity for the cure of Disease,
that can be readily felt and regulated. bath in Z g r
quantity and power, and applied to any part of n n71 to
the body. It can be worn at any tune during
invaluable member -ef,`ti,' council.
The township will miss Mr. Torrance
very much, and in him the township
of Hay gets n good citizen.
is
11
PERTH.
Mitchell has been made a port of
entry, with Mr J. W. Cull custom
officer.
A free drawing class has been organ-
ized in connection with the St. Mary's
Mechanic's Institute.
K».Mr. Was. Colquhoun intends shortly
leaving Mitchell, his intention being
to move onto his farm in Hibbert.
Mr. Alex. Irvine, school teacher at
Science Hill, has been re-engaged for
another year, at an increase of sal:
ary.
Chas. Cornish, a bricklayer of Mitch-
ell, had his pockets picked and $20
stolen therefrom some time on Satur-
day evening last.
Mr. Geo. Davidson of Mitchell gave a
free dinner on Monday that being the
1115 anniversary of hie assuming the
management of the .flicks House.
Mr. Wm.Etty of Mitchell died Tieura-
day morning after a long illness. He
had been a resident of Mitchell and
neighborhood for about 46 years, and
was highly respected. •
Mr. J. M. Adam, merchant of St.
Marys, says that a paragraph which
recently appeared to the effect that
be had disposed of his business to
Beattie Bros., is unfounded.
.Eirk ton is a progressive village now,
and .an boast of having a J. P., jewel-
er; barber, livery ati.ble, tailor, tin
shop, sadlery, and Temperance Hotel,
besides two well-filled general stores.
Welland Wynn, who is at present at-
tending the Mitchell Model school,
has been engaged to teach the senior
department of the Cranbrook school
for the coming year at a salary of$350.
The minister in charge of; the Little.
eran church Seebaoh's hill, Huron road,
intorms us that the Hibbert and Us -
borne Insurance Company paid the
claim in full for.damage which the
spire sustained by lightning some
months ago,
John Seppens, formerly 'a resident
of North Easthope, and for some time
past a resident of "Huron county, will
return to this aeotion in the spring.
Lle has purchased the propertygknown
as the Skelton farm adjoining this city,
paying therefor $5,900. - Stratford
Herald.
Imitation
Working hours or sleep, andwillpositivoly cure Sincerest yyyy ,��jj a �n p c
. Rheumatism, S ,L.n V e ,L V w7 t
Sciatica,
General. til Debility
Flattery.
Lumbago,
Nervous Diseases
'� Dyspepsia,.
Varicocele,
Sexual Weakness
Impotency,
Kidney ])$season,
Laine A3aek,
r) Vrinary Diseases
1lectricity properly applied is fast taking the
plane of drugs for a 11;Neryoua,;Ithenntatie. id •
-
ney and Urinal; TIT/utiles, and will 'effo Duxes
1n aeeming3 i opelf5ss ca4oa tpiiere ever other.
kilo
Aon ,
Although others may imitate our
goods, it is only for a day. We keep
continually changing and getting the
prides down.
We 1ttad, others follow, but we have
led the moat or them too far. We are 'tae `^ Ee er
now in the very depths of low' ,_�p�v � , gad Maciii
and our' Com anion .are •"
Wood per cord hard
Wood per'oord soft
Butter per lb..,........,
Eggs per dozen
'lurhoys per lb
Pork Dor bundred... 1.0
Hogs, Ilya weight.., .., 5 �''0
Geese , , 5
Ducks 6
Chicks .... .................. 5
:... 2 0
20
... 35
0
7
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Sale Register,
Tuesday, Nov. 28.—Farrn, Farm stock,
implements,, eta,, the property of; ;.o late
Henry Prang jr„ lot 16, eon 10,
ship. Salo at ono o'clock.
E. ttossenberry, Anot.
20 Sunlight Soap wrappers (wrap
per bearing the words "Why door a woman
look older sooner than a man") to Lever
Bros., Ltd., 48 Scott Si., Toronto, and you
will receive by post a pretty picture, free
from adrertieing and well worth framing.
This is an easy Bray to decorate yorr tonne,
The .soap is the best in the market; and
it will only Dost lo postage to sent' in the
wrappers, if you leave the enua open,
Write your address carefully.
Chatham, .Nov. 21.—Mary Jaae East
coat, a daughter of William. Easteott, a
farmer of Dawn Mtlis, claims to have been
betrayed by Dr, W..H Rallis, of Dresden,'
Dr. Bu11ts was yesterday afternoon cow --
ranted
for trial on a charge preferred by
the girl,whoalleges that he tried to induce
her to perform a criminal operation on
herself. -
x894
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Came into the pronaises of the undersigned
lot 1, con. 8, Usborne, on or about 20th August
last, a lamb. Owner can have same bY paying
on or about the 23rd Oot. Orem lot 16, oon.
and one steer. Two of the heifers and steer
are red one heifer white with a little red, the
ead to their recovery will be rewarded.
PARMS FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers his two lamas for
sale, comprising lot 13, 7th eonciession of Os-
borne, and lot No. 1, 615 ooncession. in the
drad acres eaoh. Both Farms are in good State
of eultivation, with good buildings and pro-
ductive orchards, and never -failing wells, ad-
jacent to churches and school house. lror urr
ther particulars apply to
JOHN CORNISH,
St. Thomas. On
Physioian, Surgeon and Acconehenr:'
Centralia, - Ontario.
°Moe Near Station.
IR AGNEW L. D. S.DENTIST
Will be at Grob's hotel Zurich
month awl At Vodgites hetet
Jrk
Luse is MISER'S..
To many people who have that taint of
scrofula In thein blood. The agonies
caused by the dreadful running gorse and
ether manifestations of title disease are be -
rend description. There is no other re-
reedy equal to Hood's Sarsaparilla for
ecrofnla, salt rheum and every corm of
blood disease. It is reasonably sure to
benefit all who Dive it a fair trial. t.
Hood's Pills cure all liver ilia.
13. W. Webb, the Montreal druggist who
told prnseio acid to Hooper, the alleged
wife -poisoner, died suddenly on Saturday.
He was 28 years old.
Mr. John Belton, of West Nissouri, one
cf the, early settlers of itffddlesex (minty,
dropped dead alien 4 o'elook Saturday
afternoon. At the time of hie death Mr.
s3elton was engaged about the barn, and
lite absence being noticed, bia daughter
went to see what was keeping her lather
so long. She went to the barn. and there
found her father lying an the floor, dead.
10-4-01-4-411
PztooRaiss,
It is very important in dais age of vne-
matoriel progress that a remedy be pleas
ug to the tante and to the eye, easily taken
acceptable to the atomach and healthy in
its nature and effects. Posseax'iug these
'lualitiee; Syrup of Figs is the one perfect
.azative and most gentle diuretic known,
.itch on human and hc.raes and all
.animals cured in 30 minutes by Wolford's
'Sanitary Lotion TIiie never fade, Sold by
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1. C. BiosARDs d: 0o.
My son George has suffered with neural-
;iaround the heart since 1882, but by the
application of MINAIID'S LINIMENT in
1889 it completely disappeared and has not
troubled him since.
JAS. McI11,
Linwood, Out.
Eugiieh Spayin Liniment removes all
'surd, soft or aalloneed Lumps and Blem-
sea from bones, Blood Spavin, Curbs,
Splints, Rine Bone, Sweeny, '8titlea,
Sprains, Sore and Swollen Throat, (loughs,
ate, Save $50 by use of one bottle.
Warranted the most wonderful Blemish
pure ever known. Sold by 0, Lutz, Drug -
tel. Sep ]8,'03
Rnau traerstt Cullen Is A DAY,--SOUth
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and Neuralgia, radically aureein 1 to 3
days, Its action mem the system io remark-
able and mysterious. It removes at once
the pause and the disease immediately dis.
appears. The first idose greatly benefits
75 ante. Sold by C. Lutz, Druggist, 818
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In large or amall quantities e _
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Etc. BEST BBANDS OF FLOUR.
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Boats and Sh
must be sold this month.
Now is the chance of a life
time to geb good cheap
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The People's Shoe St
Next Door to Post Ofliee.
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