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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1873-02-21, Page 3• , with italets ethey ether lone. Lt ex- , and other , kYr. ea Ls ana Mat rm. 2 18 JOHN stAirr .2! .47-0 DRUGGIST, to) oti hand te'bettu,, aortment efelitheleadieg _ of the day, ealepris., Dr. Wheeler'a 00eepea* h of Phosphates,. Dee, . e adway's Dopey Erma agyinere medieines, Thomas' Eclectrie O11.Kenxtedy'Meet. cal Discoettry. Extract oe -11achnelifeterseeettniCattIeMede. Or Dye Stuffe, Perfumery Combs and. ir One and Pomades, SO1°01130011-8 end EXCHANGE OFFLOE, In connection, -where ell naive's goteg te tbj United States eau be- supplied 'with Ameriean. pee. eeney. Money to Iend oii ones' terns. Tiekets sued to all parts Of Europe an4 the Weetern Stateg. Parties wishing to lexing out their friendsfreak Earope eau be Supplied with *bids here to semi to them. a ape 267 .TOEDT SLITTER.. gem - IJ at GROCERIES , - early , At- : aud teers. Le for neya glaTe eSette te, ralalet 53 pt. e•—• ds. ictoe axone Sur- Sur- er of Alin. Mice Main eacth [53 ktrio. Alt eia- and coma : ✓ has the mo- quere L with •ason. con- -ly Ender ettedy ; best Wale 220S Out :demi i sup - Good louse eat LES. Rood. Mod. 'Good CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE TG ballad, at tbe ElOUR STORE At thelowest prices. Call sue examine Our well -selected stook ot 2-M4A%, gliGARA. COFPIES, Canned Finity Oyster, Salmon, Lobsters Sardines constantly on hand. Steekraiserewouldtiowell to try Simpson' ellen* • and Cattle Spice, the finest and cheapest Co tion Powder in theworld. J. P. KENDALL & Co.'s (late -W. A-Mitarsou. & Co.) celebrated FAMILY FLOUR Delivered on the shortest notice. Th highest Market, Price paid for all kinds et Produce. CEDAR POSTS and SHINGLES still on bent - THOMAS LEE. HOL,IDAYS OVER, BUT THE TIRM FOR • CHEAP JEWELRY Is not yet ended at. M. R COUNTER'S. JUST• RECEIVED, I 0 CASES OF THOSE, Celebrated Watches, Meamfactured expressly for R. COUNTER, BY BUSSELL,,,c& SO,NS, 1,0-lea)ON ..LND LIVERPOOL. RKPAIRING DGNE AS USUAL Personal attentisn paid. te repairing and regulat- ive*, watches. TERMS—STRIOTLY O&M" o, agent for lazains, Morrie & Cois Perfeeted Spectacles'. - R. COUNTER. IN -§:URE YOUR PROPEk-fli - AND YOUR Ont A. Strong,„ Seaforth. K of AEN! Fait • • The -Scottish Provincial Ingnrance Company -- Fire mediae. - • The Western Insurance Company, of Toronto -- Fire and Life. The Isolated Riek, Insurance Company" of Canada. te of Ternte as reasonable as offered by any other hag- agent doing businese tor xediable Companies. Mies. MGNEY TO LOAN, wee - et Also, Agent for the Agricultural Investinent SwietY, London. This Company offers better ite- ,rea; ducernente to bonewers than any others dang business m this Prevnice. Call and get circulars - giving ft ill poetic:Mare before pnrelut sing elsewhere Oh-ICE—over Strong & Te•irley's Grocery Store, Main. Street, Seaforth. 252 eeet iced uud SEAFORITil PLANING MILLI. SASH,DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY oubscriber begs leeve to thank hie numerone customers for the liberal patronage extended te hira since commencing bushiess in Seaforth, 111111 trusts that he may be favored with a coutinnakee of the same. _ Partiesinteriding to build would do well to glee him o call, as he will continue to keep on hand a large stock of all kinds of DRY PIE LUMBER, SASHES, DOORS, BLINDS', MOULDINGS SHINGLES, LATH, ETC. He feels confident of giving satisfaction to those eeho may fevour him with their patronage, as none - bat fest-class workmen are employed. , Particular attention paid to Custom Planing. 2G1 JOHN H. BROADFOOT. 'OVLTRY.t_:'..POULTRY;t,. The subscriber will pay the HIGHEST °ASH PRICES Fer any quantity of at, well-dressed 0- -17" R Delivered at the EGG EMPORIUM, . Main -street Seaforth. PUULTILY TO BE DRAWN,. 227 D. D, WILSON. J P BRINE, ICENSED AUCTIONEER for the County of Huron. Sales attended. in all parte a the Country. All cadera left at TIM Exeoereme Office will be promptly attended to. 194 BOARDING. r: COLLADAY has leased the large and cora- ragdieue house, on the Salt Works Groundee edjoieing the Railway Station, and has fitted it up Etea boerding-house. Good table and, comfortable rooms. Persons wishit g a pleasant boa.rding- , house should apply, as there are at present a few vat:uncle:4. Transient boartiers accotamodated at - less than betel rates. eee 1873. OD'S CIFT TO MAN.. =1, rrh e following poem was writteninany ago by Mr. David. Wylie, of the reekvilleRecoraer, better known among his editorial ottfreresfas. "Felker Wy- lie," It was handed to ns by Mrs. Blair, of liowick, (coltain OCtlie author) and, so far as we can learn, isnowpublielield for the first time. JAke all the„„prodnetions of the same pen it bears marks of no common ability." When Ged amid the chats deeP* which reigned , • Said, Let the light chase darkness from the earth. ; • *And when the morning stars& with joy unfeigned, . • Sung forth their praises 14 thedazzling birth— Then when, our globe of .beauty was up - reared, . Mau, in the image of God, appeared. Breathed with his vital powr. God gave man thought To scan the wondrous works which he had done; . - And man. amid the viirioilis' wonders, sought To utter praises to the glorious one. Thus speech at once flowed from his lisp- ing 'tongue, , In strains of an adoring, joyous song. God said—indthuefrea Om hVen's archy, Caine language from its Maker down to roan; God said—and man took up in edstacy The stars of morning's s'ong=creation's plan. Sa.our-preator in the world's youth, Gave tortfitm to man that he might•speak thil truth.' - -- Next in the course of God's great gifts, was tiven— • °What, theretofore; was hid from Israel's rken— Writ With God's finger, in His throne heaven, • r -The powerthat man might thenceforth use a pen, • 'Twits on Sinai's Mount in -mighty awe. God gave the written tables of His Law. • At length, a light more glorious, burst the mist— That hung in thickness o'er the sow; "of men ; Mr—slaves in mind, TIO more—the rod they Itissed. t • - Was broke and scattered from the me.. raent when The Art of Printing, rose to bless, the landt— - Another gift from the Alnlighty hstid. Now, a new era- o'er the World was spread; , And -knowledge issue fromita pent-up stream Long -shackled nations from an age of dread, • Awoke in .wonder frtini their bondage— dream - And. the strange lettered' page to them became The bulwark of their, nation and their name. , - And from, the moment of its mystic - : birth, The million minds a recognition had; The march of freedom travelled rou-nd the earth, To guard fair libertY—inspire E'en then the Printing Art, with scatter- ed leaves, Sowed seed which yielded ripened yellow leaves.- • , Yes, heaven -born Printing ! man. owes much ta thee, For thou to him art guardian, teacher, - friend-; Without thee -he tnay live ; but is he • free, . Or can he knowledge to his race extend? Ah, no ! l -without thee he is poor and lone, - For thou art wisdom's great memorial ' atone. ' • - And- now, ;wide streams of knowledge flow,.• To lighten minds which otherwise wers dark , And bring from hearts, in roughest frames, a glow That yet ntay light an intellectual spark, That long may dazzle 'mid the fields of. fame, •- • And leave theiman an honored', endless name. . Well May we pray, this million -branch- ing light • May blight the root'of sin's foul upas tree, .• And raise yet darkened nations from their And aicl to Make man what he *ought to be— A being—, --While the earth is•his abode— Who seeks the good of all by serving God. An anxious gegtleman bargain- ing for a, rent asked if the house ` was cold. • Well,'. said the owner cautiously, can't say as to that; it stancls out doors.' —'Why,' asked a govArness of her little charge, 'do We pray God to give us :our. daily bread? Why don't we ask for foir days, or five days, or a week.' 'We want it fresh 1). replied` the ingenuous child. --There was a reward' offered the - other day for the recovery of a large leather . lady's - traveling bag. Whether or. not the large leather lady has got it back has not yet , been. statbd. —.A couptry paper', says: One of our residents about to depart west, desires to sell a sitting in One' of the most eligible aroceries in town. The stove is one ofthe most powerfulin the market, and the cracker and sugar bartels are within easy diatance.' —Petered with ; contributions i verse' from a persistent rh Ines x bis patience gave Out, an editor. wrote to his correspondent thus; If you don't stop sending me your sloppy poetry, I'll print a piece of it some day, with your name ap- pended in full, and send a copy to your sweetheart'sfather.' That po- etical fountain was spontaneously dried up. —Somebody inquiring at the Springfield, Ill., post -office for alet- ter for* Mike Rowe, received the grtiff answer that there was no lettef there for ant?ody's cow; , 77.4. exehangs !1tantali4es. its reaflers- withthis atrocity-' *.' Have you heard -Of the Man who got shot l' ' Got:shot ? No, howw did he get shot 'I' . 'He bought them.',' ' . :—The man who sat up all night. Weighing a ton of coal with, a pair of steelyards, and by the pailful, - to see that he had recetiecl full weight, thought -he was ahead a few pounds until he remembered :that he -had not deducted the weight of the pail. chooishig a qa.Feer.- Let „every young man .choose his own occupation iw--,life. In any event; -lee him ellooSe it' If •lie has no particular Willi �r • -bent, let him find Yomethingto' do, all the same. A parent or guardian may say: "My ,son, it riPpears, to 'me that your Walk in life lies tills Way," and point out the. advantageslikely to acque, or that, can be absolutely given him if he adopts the sugges- tion; btist that is allfthat she* be done. If be revolts; Or objects; and says, .5. I cannot," ‘'. do not - 'Trick with, "you. shall, or you are no son of Mine." You Will live to repent it. ` You will wear sackcloth and ashes for it. Humble yourself a little before you overthrow him. A boy has a 'right to his choice. How can you force him to lear4, a trade for whieh he has no aptness except that be has been' seen to make things that a child naturally aniuses himself ,, hy 1 You cannot ; •you have 1/0 right. COnsider the mat- ter 'somewhat. If he is a tractable, - affectionate and docile boy, SO much the wOrse ;yOU use his natur- al, affection as a vehicle to work your* will with. . him; not seeing that in after -life he will become a listless; moody, inefficient laborer in the vineyard, because . you ' trained bi...n to a stake;'or _spreacIthim on a wall, instead of allowing him to grow free and :unfettered, as :he soulcl. Consider thi-&matter in someother light thah tour 7 -own in- clinatiens. He NOill dthibtleas live many years after you are gene. How slut -11,1e best.. perpetuate your name and family? By following his owh' natural inclinations, or by try- ing to force` his nature to run On . a track too Wide or too narrow guage for bhp? . Think over it.. --Scientific American: . - Uaninq Ssimpathy. Beside duiwtive sympathy with our kind, we, human beings, have a!I a certain passive sympathy, caus- ing ua. to take pleasure in their ap, proval and paid in ,their contempt. If the -y; were only to ns so many useful or .hugfuti machines, like: steam:engines, this sentinient; would be ini poasihle ; whereas, a§ we are actually constituted, we can.no more help feeling a reflex of their ,ifeeling toward, us than the earth end the moon can b el p.reflecting each other's light. We al1.. live, liice Don Quixote, if not exactly expecting a sage to be engaged 'in writing -our memoirs, yet with ,a consciptisness that there are relatidns, friends, a great or a little world taking 'note of ow:doings. A pr of Of the close alliance between . dos ' and men is that in this way.clegs feel like our- sel.ves. - The dog whollivew-iunder a sense of publie disapproval in the honsehold to which -be belongs, nay, toward whoin-,sonie one persop habi- tually looks reprovingly, obviously suffers misery under the blond. His spitit droops, he , Mew* about in a humble and sneaking:manner, and often; like an ill-treated Child, adopts' deCeitfql ways foreign to his original character. Only when some member ;of the 'circle caresses him and leads him far a,Way ifrom the ill-omened borne, does his spirit revive and his tail reassurnp its nor- mal elevation. Praised aid petted dogs, on ,*; the contrary, , manifestly develop their finest qualities in a continual interchangeof sympathy With . their Piasters, jwhoge charac- ters react on theirs, in, the most singular manner. The creature 'glowS like the tieing he worships' in allirespects'in." which his nature , permits of likeness. The clog of a.- braye-rnan is brave, or of a coward, cowardly; ill -temper and suspi- ciousnesss in the -master are -reflect- in his hargneux spaniel or terri- er, and good humor, sociability, acti-. vity, indolence; cheerfulness, melan- choly, generosity; dignity, impu- dence, cringing, with a score of other human characteristics, are re- flected in dos even after . a few months of association.— QuarterlyReview. DANIEL . McGREGOR, Bookbinder, Harpurhey, Seaforth, HAs just re•ceived. alarge Stock of -the materials used in the business, and is now fully prepar- ed to execute, on the shortest notice and in the latest styles, all orders he may be favoured with. REGISTERS, LEDGERS & BLANK BOOKS OF ANY =ND, Ruled, Printed and made to order, on the shortest notice, and at prices whidi defy competition. Ladies' Work Boxes 4: FaTtey CW68 Made to order. , OLD AND NEW BOOKS Bound and repaired at city ptices. All coramttnications addressed to the undersign- ed, will receive prompt attention. DANIEL McGREG011, Seafortlat(Harpurliey. To' the Farmer8 of the Neighborhood 9f • 13:SSSaforth 11ES ICRIB R offera for Sprm g sowing 600 bushels of RUSSIA RICA FLAX SEED, Screened and guaranteed perfectly clean, at $1.16 per,13ushel, on Credit, Until the Fix is delivered. THE RUSSIA RIGA.' FLAX SEED Has.been proved to be much superior to the com- mon Canada Flax Seed, and _will grow fully nine t6 twelve inches longer than the common Flax Seed hitherto sown in this countey, yielding as iliKh as three tons to the:acre en good clean ground. Printed pamphlets with full inetructionahow tO nig° Flax, and when to harvest, &e., will be furnish- ed on application, free of eluerge. NO MA.V,KET FES. • WANTED, •11•1 To rent, 200 acres of good clean land, * fields fxora 10 to 20 tares, suitable for sowing Fittic, for which the highest price .will be paid. Foil -niers %oving such land should make immediate application, to the undersigned, that early arrieTgements may be effected. , ft , R -SHANTZ, , 270,13 Seaforth Flax Mill. TEA TEA_ 11 TEA!!! TUFTS HAMBLETON Having on hand i very large stock of .EXCELLENT ,TEAS, And beinghard up for money, have determined:to sell Teas at , G-REATLY REDUCED PRICES . For one month. • All parties wanting a choke article of Tea and wishing to save money, will find it to their advan- tage to give theni a call. They haye also on hand a very large stoek of GENERALGROCERIES, Crockery, Glassware, Wipes and Liquors. Flour, Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Lake Huron Herring, &tee which they will sell very cheap for cash or farm produce. ' - & TeeMIJLETON, Briiseels, Ont. .SUFFOLK BOAR. rriSIDE proprietor will keep for service during. the -1- preseut season a first-class SUFFOLK BOAR, Sired by the Suffolk hoer imported from England by Mr. Fieblir, of Gollierne. . TERMS. ne dollar cash, -with privilege of returning during season. JA.MES LANDESBOROUGH, Tucker - smith, Lot 28, Con. 8, H. R. S. . 262 • NOTICE. LI, pergolas indebted to me by BOOK AP- bunT or NOTE will please settle at once and 8av13 the disagreeable work. of the COURT, which must be resortedito in the eyent of further delay. Mesas. LOGAN & JAMIESON aro author- ized to receive paymeot and,give receipts. LAST WAR,NING. MO. LOGAN. 267 EXTRACTING EETH *WITHOUT PAIN. - .e; • ) • .; • CARTWRIGHT, L.,D. 8„ eSargeou Dentist \-14 attends in Seaforth,'atICnox's Hotel, tho find Tuesday andWedraisday of each month; in•Clinton, at theCommercial Hotel, on the followine° Thurs- days and Fiidays. The remainder of thetime at his Stratford office. Parties requiring,now teeth are requested to call, if at Seaforth and Clinton, on the foot days of at- tendance. Testintonials of Over 500 patients who have had their teeth extrected by the use of the Gas, may be seen at my Office in Stratford. Teeth inserted in the most_ substantial and im- proved etyles. Filling done in gold, &c., in a manner which can- not be surpassed, 267- , THE SEAFORTH LUMBER YARD. MABEE & MAODON ALD REG to inform the public that they have opened k Lumber_Yard in Seaforth, -near Shearson's Mill, on the' ground formerly used as a Ltunber Yard, by Mr. Thomas Lee. ' They will keep constantly on hand a good assort- ment of ALL KINDS OFL -UMBER; dressed and undressed, Also, LATH AND SHINGLES, all of which -they are prepared to sell at the lowest possi- ble prices, for Cash. • Builders and others will find it to their advant- age to Inspect our stock, and ascertain our prices before purehasingelsewhere, as,vre are in a position to offer good indueemente to wish purchasers. 160 MABEE & MACDONALD. 4 ZittTurn g000ttor. - IS PUIAISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING - IN SELFORTH • Tenets. ---050 Per year in advance, or $2 tat the and of the year. :Advertising Bates. : First insertion, per line, 8 cents subsequent in- sertions, 2 cents each time, per line. - CONTRACT BATES. One e`oltunn on i• year $60 00 " " half . . ... ......... 85 00 8 months ... . ... . ... 20k)0 Hall " 5 00 honalelye,a,r 20 00 8 months 12 00 One-fourth one year 20 00 12 00 " " kmonths. 8 00 One-eighth one year • 12130 " " half " 8 00 " 8 months 500 One -twelfth one year 8 00 " " half 5.00 " 8 months 300 Business Cards, (filines and under,' year.. 4 00 1 Advertisements of Strayed, 'Lost, Found, &c. e hell e AT COST, T IN& Ttoolvi SPRING STOcK, 41 r AT .:HO.FFIVIA111 :1W9717 -HERS • CHEAP CASH SEAKORTH. 9'0 MARKET' FEES rN StAFORTH And no trouble to show Goods at Tea, Sugars, Currants, Syrups, 'Which is, perhaps, the best place in town to purchase Spices, Dried, Apiles, Canned. Peaches, Canned Peas, Canned Salmon, Wash Tubs, Wash Boards, Brooms, Faas, &c., &c., Salt-Wat;n• Herring, Sealed. Hinring, Cod Fish, Baskka, FLOTJR, OATMEAL, CORNMEAL; - GRAHAM FLOUR, BUCK WHEAT FLOIJR, POT BARLV, RICE, &c. „i Best Fresh Ground Coffee only 30.cts. G-OODS .DE,LIVREDI PROMPTLY. OCAIL' ALLEN:S“GitOCERY, Seaforth. FARMERS! 51)00 Farmers' Sons and.Daughters Wanted TO PURCHASE WILSON & YOUNG'§ CR9CIURY. _JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE CONSIGNMENf' OF °ROCKERY, 1 • Censisting of Tea and Dinner Sets complete, Chamber 'Sets, in a great variety of patterns. Also, a --" very complete stock of CHINA AND GLAgsWA.RE. All t eir Crockery is of the best. No second or 'third•ware&ept. This Crockery has been bought cheap ir , and will Wesel" ceeap. . , . TEAS. Sint received, another consignment of that superior Tea, at from 40 els. to $1 per pound. All other Uncle of Groceries us metal. `- Remember WILSON & YOUNG'S is the place to get choice Liquors and Ales, and the only place where Carling's celebrated XXX Ale in quarter barrels for family use is kept. . WILSON & 'YOUNG, Main -street,. Seaforth. HERE WE ARE AGAIN. -GROCERIES CHEAPER THAN. cfJ z THE PEOPLE'S Cheap Grocery, Feed and Provision NO OLD STOCK. ;1•1 Weekly Arrivals of _Fresh Grbeeries. EVER.. 1-74 I-4 Call and examine our stock and prices and be.convinced that this is g not exceeding 10 lines--llrett mOnth, k1; after first !Th month, 50 cents each month. - Advertisements of FARMS and REAL,ESTATE for sale, not exceeding 15 lines—first month, $1 50; each subsequent month, 75 cents. Births, Marriages, Deaths—Gratis. Advertisements without specific directions will be inserted till forbid, and eharged accordingly. Advertisements measured by a scale of gond Nonpareil. MoLEAN BROTHER• S. HORSES WANTED. Wanted Immediately 240 GOOD STRONG WORKING HORSES TO DRAW 0400 WILSON'S SUPERIOR IRON HARROW; AND SEWING MACHINES. WILSON Has now on hand at hia Agricultuial Warerooms, Market 'Street,. Seaforth, a number of Colton's well -lame& IRON HARROWS. Fanners who went to get one should eel) at once. as they are going off- fakt, and only a limited num- ber have been made for next Peason's sales. SAWING.,414,CHINES. A, number of Eastwood' & Co.'s celebrated two horse Sawing Machines. These Maelaines will cat 40 cords of wood a day, with one span of, horses. -'-----1- LADIES . 500 Good -Looking Young Women wanted iinmediately to buy and 'work 0.0. Wil- son's Sewing Machines. On Hagd—The Florence, Singer, Raymond, Howe awl Loclonen machines. All the best made, A few of Peinceet Co.'s ORG-ANS AND MELODEONS left; which will be sold dump and warranted to give satisfaction.' ' Also, on hinidetie ttenal, a large assortment of altother kinds of AgrienIturalImplerieentee at 0. C.. WILSON'S igricultnral Implement Emporium, .264 Market -Street, Seaforth. I1A1NEf3S, IIARNE§S. Great Varjety AT WILSO SEAOORTH. TRUNKS of all kinds11,1'),w VALISES—not ,, wniPs—of all Eats, toLLAES:-,allsizes. Brush*, awry -Combs, Cards. All prices—from 10 eents up. Bells,Mankets, (11=1141'1es, Saildler, And *fact everything uguellY found in a first- class Sealer's Shop, and at prices extremely Iow. jAVEil,WILSON Tithes this opporttmity of thentring his nuraeroue friendsand customers for the liberal support ex- tendedi towar'd him for the past year and helms by strieteittention to blisineesandminufaatmeng a tineealase.artittle_to merit afair share of the pat- -renege of the meny- =Remember the Sign of the 601.Doit Senneat." 215 MUATMIt! MURDER! HIGH 'PRICES -ItOR FURNITURE illtUiRIDERED And those that have kept. prices nit beyond the bounds of reaeonleze about to , COMMIT SUICIDE W, 13. PbRTER, Has commenced selling remit.= of ell descrip." tions in H A.TT S OLD STA MD3 elifialkt-STREET, SEAFORTH, At u hprlces awwiliastonish a miser. He courts an *qui* and feels certain that a verdict will be returned in his favor, that his prices are anig. 44PWEST * That la and has iwin this or any other cotmty in . , the vine° for yea*. GIVE HitAy A CALL , And be, coUvineed of the fact'. W. R4PORTER. Seaforth, Oct. 25,1872. - 255 POB Tim.CITEAPEST.- F AND BEST URN ITURE, -Op TO -STA.UF.FER'S AINLEYVILLE.. Sign of the,Two Bureaus. . • JUKE 18, 1872, 28742 OANINET-NEAKER WANTED. wAxTED a firtat-class Cabinet-maker, to work 0 I at piece -work; good wages. J. STAUMER, A leleyville. TEAS FROM 50 CENTS UP. TEN LBS. GOOD SUGAR FOR $L White Deans. Patent Granulated Wheat. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR and j. P. Kendall & Co.'s FLOUR AN)) FEED kept eonstant- ly on nand. STROUP Itt FAIRLEY. iodized Cod Liver Oil. erIIS Preparation is a solution of Iodide of Iron -t- in perfectly pure Cod Liver Oilitt raay be used in all eases vrhete the simple 011 is ordered, and will be found greatly supeidor to it, Thie -preparation is highly beneficial *Pulmonary Con- sumption, Scrofulous Corapleints, Chronic Skin Diseases, and for all chronic disorders arising from defeetive digestion, assimilation or nutrition. It is also highly reful in Chronic Itheureatiemund Gout. Price $1. Compound Syrup of lOpophosph1te0. THIS is an agreeable Preparation, containing the Hypophosphites- of. Lime, Soda, Potagh and Iron, with free • 313pophosphorous Acid. This 8Tni fromPanisy acaneseerttjTh , N'erfernedous DiseasesYt°2rGenaner Scrofulous Complaints, It is also highly useful in -diseases ef theuslitnnponeteictRn (r;pe,eialleeyst infants) and Incipient eo The above Preparations are of standard medical reputation, and containing no secret ingredie' nts, may be prescribed by physicians without hesita- tion. Preparedly -JOHN WILLIAMS, -. liondon;Ontario. For sale by -1t 'Lmnsden, Seafortle; Grant, Ainleyville; G. A. Pewelli Wroxeter, said Druggists 285 generally. -