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The Huron Expositor, 1882-07-14, Page 7HOUSE. IRTK erdees Amer e Rank of Com - r the Commercial .tet, =COWED. alga Exchange and Sala. kLE NOTES sonable Rates. uterai Securities ble at par at nk of Comramrce. reel tut Deposits en Mortgages. PrOprietaGen EAFORTH. ry, 1882, we changed tas.ring flour at our Sea. AND GR.AD1NG M. buying our family or pon getting a.funt-olase ED adies and pronottuoed r» BY ALL. exchange work. We Wanted, good Treadwell t which good prices will & CO. T. O. REM ager. FORTH :LAIRD AGENCY. STEONG Iret-Class Stook, Fire )anies, road la prepar- et fe.vorable terms. f the best Loan. So. rreil*nrchaso of Farm First -Class ra8 for Sale. att Six per cella Eteamehip Tickets; carbon's Stores Meth 646 MILL. af Seaforth known as old cheap and on eaey has got the Manitoba tion with the Mill a he mill has recently id and repaired, and -is order, and capable of e gristing and flouring oerietor, VS. Smarm; rea taTii Physidan,Stirgeon and the Ont. 0111aeandreid- tch Street,seeond door ih. C. M.. Physician, Sur - the Contityof Huron. Jarvis street north, Publie School. e0. M.. Graduate of Physioisn.„ Surge° n and Office andResiddiens, rt, first Brick Houle. trch. 496 induate tMcGill Col - fiesta of: the Rota Gine brirgharaird late—House [t Hospital, Edinburgh: 6843,52 DENTIST. -aI College of Dental Office in the rooms erhyshire, Whitney's, rformed and setts. -es Moderate. lett withuutpulte SH!RE, Dentist, has - aged the business of h, and removed to- ck, Mitchell, where Teeth extracted with arul nitrouS oxide; ty. Pardee from a. r train expenses. 7?2 TaR0-7-- ;DENTIST, ist and College ed. GDS. erience he is able to •'n Dentistry suitable teeth a Specialty. ; s Oxide Gas given. clerate. airs Street, Seaforth. T, 1. D. Si, RD, t his office, CADEY'S SEAFORTH, oppo- minercial Hotel, on Y and THURSDAY . Nitrate Oxide Gas on of teeth. This gas Yr, Cartwright since having been one of this province. Pa- d may inhale the gas extracted in a min - without disagreeable Mg new teeth please 'tiler attention paid 's teeth: Teeth in - T3( -52 pecifi c. SIA ; NOT eon AN ASE. already tried it been known to - with thie dist do wen ta give it 118 GEC ROBB, tivix 14, 1882. 011-e" THE HURON EXPOSITOR. .11.111111r reateSt News itTOteS. --Five persons who took refuge under a tree during a storm near Havana were killed by lightning. —A tract of land in Virginia haft been purchased by a society for pro- -meting emigration from Hungary. —Mike Mykens, a Deliver newsboy, as made a fortune of $50,000 selling papers and blackening boots. —Another outrage attributed to Fenians has occurred in Dublin, an ar- tisan being found murdered in the eitreet. —A wholesale poisoning of dogs took place at Hoboken., New Jersey, last 'week. Two of the dogs poisoned were valued at $850. —In coneequencie of fresh attacks upon the Jews the Austrian Govern- ment has sent troops to Upper Hum gary to protect them. —Reports from Southern Manitoba say that the crops are looking exceed- ingly well. A recent spell of ram a has given them a splendid start. —The assessors' roll of Portage ' la Prairie having been examined and re- etised, it is found that the assessment of the town amounts to $7,500,000. Last -year it was only $800,000. —A steamer with 500 passengers aboard was sunk he a collision on the river at Mingo Junction, Ohio, on Tneii- day. It ia thought from one to tWo hundred lives were lost. —Lady Mary Campbell, sister of the Marquis of Lorne, and. Rev. Carr Glyn, were united in matrimony at Kensing- ton on Tuesday in presence of a dis- tinguished company. --There is a railway blockade at Winnipeg and merchants and manu- facturers are shaking the dust of the city off their feet because they cannot get their goods and maclainery delivered - in time. —There is at Frederick, Maryland, a sensation over the marriage of Emile • Burgy, a Frenchman, Professor of dilusic in the Frederick Female Sem- inary, and. finely educated, to a mulatto girl, who has been a domestic in some of the leading families, —A number of the recently arrived. Jews who had gone to work on the railway Whitemouth, Manitoba, were set upon and ferociously beaten by a band of men who had formerly been employed at the work at which the Jews were engaged. — The famous deal in June wheat at St. Louis was foreclosed on Saturday, creating a sensation never equalled on 'Change. There was a shortage of 7,250,000 bushels, for which the clique emended settlement at $1.40. —John Riordan and Geo.Barber have been in Ottawa, to interview the Govern rrient relative to the lease of water power for the new writing -paper mill at Cornwall, -which it is expected will be in active operation in a couple of months. —Mrs. Langtry has eclipsed even Bernhardt, not alone in success, but in magnificence. After her recent en- gagement in Glasgow, where even the "Sant Market" was deserted when she promenaded or drove through the city, the fair lady had to attend a dinner partyon Sunday evening in London. Sunday travelling is somewhat restrict- ed in Scotland, and to fulfil her dinner engagement Mrs. Langtry_ hired a special train, at a cost of 4625; and, as the lady modestly admits, she has only been on the stage about eight months. —About 200 ladies assembled in Knox Church, Toronto, on Tuesday afternoon of last week to meet Mist, Mary Rodger; one of the missionaries of the Presby- terian Church in Canada at Indor, Central India. Miss Rodger has been in India nine years, laboring part of the time in the northwest provinces and for • the remainder in Indere. Many cur- ious and valuable articles were exhibit- ed. to the ladies by Miss Rodger, such as nose rings, bells worn in the toes, beads made from a species of nut, and handsome pieces of embroidery worked by men. —Manitou, Colorado was visited. by a terrible waterspout on Saturday. The water came down from the mountains through canons, forming a wall eight feet high, and sweeping everything be- fore it. During the day several parties of exeursionists went up the canons. It is feared several perished. An omni- bus filled with passengers was swept from the streets and dashed high on the rocks. The occupants were slight- ly injured. Horses and cattle were swept away. Hailstones measuring thirteen inohes. fell, breaking windows and destroying shrubbery. The total loss will be $75,000. - —The Advertiser says :—Within a radius of a hundred miles of this city there are scores of places where Lon - dollen would be glad to pass their sum- mer vacation, if thembut knew of the advantages of the places, and were cer- tain that accommodation could be found for them. Why is it that far - mere in romantic localities, hotel keepers in the vicinity of trout streams, and person e willing to receive boarders in quiet. leafy villages, do not make more effort, tc bring before the public the advattages of their respective lo- ealities ? A judicious investment in this way would bring in a heavy re- turn. —A Hartford man, who was broken down in health, but had plenty of money, settled in southern California. Be is now the owner of two splendid farms, one of 600 acres aud, the other of 3,000, and his health is in perfect condition. In his orthards there are 26 varieties of appple trees, 27 varieties of grapes, 1,000 pear trees, eimbracing 16 varieties; 7 varieties of peaches, 350 olive trees, 350 Japanese persimmons, 7 varietiee of pomegranates, 9 varieties of figs, 10 acres of English walnuts, be- sides pecan and filbert trees. He has also 47 varieties of- roses and 17 mag- nolia trees. He would plant his whole land in grapes and raisins for table use if he could get help to pick them when ripe. Farm laborers are in great de- xnand there. He thinks there is no place like sonthern California. —The following list of horrors oc- curred in Michigan on the night of June 30. Some parties in the village of Allegan built a bonfire to celebrate their joy at the hanging of Guiteau. They had a pile of boxes, over which was poured thirty gallons of gasoline. When it was ignited a terrible explosion took place, shattering the glass of five • store fronts and, doing other damage to property. Mat. Willis, who caused the fire, and three boys named Batt, Wag- ner and Nicholas, were severely burned, and Robert Delano was cut deeply in the loin. At Dorn Saturday morning, , -a man named Glosick was instantly killed by getting, caught on a revoteing shaft in Newman's mill, his body being terribly mangled. An old man nettled Benton, of Monterey, fell dead at the - supper table Friday night, and the seine evening serteral boys at An Sable were playing with blank cartridges and pistols. One fired his at a six year old boy named Frank Mead, who said, "That one bit me," and fell. By some mistake a loaded, cartridge had been placed in the pistol and the ball enter- ed the lad's hotly near the heart, killing him almost imitantly. —A numbet of railway accidents • were repore4 on Dominion Dins,. Among others we find the following A brakeman named Bolton, on the Northern Railway, near Parkdale, while attendini& to the brakes, slipPed, and his legas caught and crushed almost to a jelly. He was also inter- nally injured. -F -A brakeman, on the Midland Road, named Ellis, was run over on Saturday by a train at Carnp- bellford station, and had his right oath and-shouldei cat off. He still lives. -- John Blinco was knocked down and. run over by a Credit Valley Railway train on Saturday, at Elora, cutting off his arm midway between the wrist and - le elbow. The doctors made a second amputation, and the sufferer is now ao- ittg well.—R. Moore, a brakesman on the Grand Trunk Railway, fell betweeh the cars at Onondaga, on Saturday, Etna received serious ittary on elle body, and had both legs out off above the knees. Be was brought to Brantford, and medical aid procured, but he expired on Sunday morning., Epps's Cocoa. Grateful and Comforting.—"By thorough knowledge of the natural 1 .we which govern the operations of digest tion and nutrition, and by a cereful plication of the fine properties of well selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage, which may save •us many heavy doctors' bale. It is by the judicioue use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong euough to resist ever' tendency to disease. Hundreds of subt tle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal sbaft by keeping curselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame."—Civil Ser- vice idazette. • Made simply with boil- ing water or milk. Sold only in packets and tins ( pound and pound,) labelled—"James Epps & Co.'1-tomceoi pathic Chemists, London, Eng."—Also makers of Epps'* Chocolate Essence for afternoon use. 736-52 The Progress of a Cough. 1 The following may be indicated as the progress of a ough in the absence', of an efficient cheek of the lung-destroyi ing malady: First, a cold is contractt ed, the throat, becomes inflamed and the irritation causes a spasmodic con- traction and dilation of the lungs, am cornpanied with a dull or rattling sound in the throat. This daily increases in violence, and as it does, aggravates the bronchial irritation until the lungs be- come seriously affected. Then alti scesses or inciPient sores form upon their tissue, which rapidly develop into the fatal tubercles of consumption which eat into and destroy the lungs. Who would knowingly incur such peril as this? The surest means of averting it is Northrom& Lyman's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites Lime and Soda, a pulmonic which at the same time checks the progress oi throat and lung , irritetion, and gives strength to those debilitated by a cough Sold by all draggiets. 710 Dn.' Smith's ;German Worm • Reneedy. 'Removes stomach and Seat Wousas from adult or chi11, and as a cure for Costiveness, Bili usness, Indigestion, Sour or Weak Sto3nch, it is unexcelled removing all impurities from the - stomach and keepiiig the bowels regnla.m. Pat up in package t at 25 cents. Sold by Druggists and country storekeepers generally. If your druggist does not keep it, Use No Other, but send to our nearest office, or ask your druggist to obtain it for you. Sent post paid with full directions for using, on receipt of price. Smith I Medicine Company, 663 Craig Street, --Moe treal. Sold by J. S.1 Roberts, Seaforth,iOnt. 754 52 1. Not One a Our Peculiarities. So-called respectable people would hesitate considerably before pilfering your pockets in a crowded thorough- fare, That Wealdbe too too. The same discrimination is not indicated by the Ho -called respectable druggist when that wonderful oorn cure, Putnam's Corn Extractor is asked for. He will pilfer our pockets in the most genteel' manner by substituting cheap and dan- gerous substitutes for the genuine Put- nam's Corn Extractor. Watch for these gentlemen, and take none other than Putnands1 Corn Extractor. Sold by druggists ev r rent -here. 762-52-e t I ' A Case of wenty-five Yearst - • Standing. , From the venerable Archdeacon Scott, D.D., of Durham, P. Q. "The man who has experiermed in himself a great blessing, if he possesses any generous sentiment, cannot but feel sincere gra- titude to the agent through whom he has been benefitted. * * I am an in- veterate dyspeptie of more than twenty- five years standing. * * I have been so wonderfully benefitted in three short weeks during whit* I have used the Peruvian Syrup, that I can scarcely per. myself of -the reality. People, who have known me are astonished at - the change. I am widely known, and can but recommend to others that which has done so much for me."i Sold by all druggiets. 710 ' i ' • A Prolific Source of Disease. A ,triflingindiseretion in diet may lay' the foundation of confirmed dyspepsia, and there ie no fact in medieal science more positively ascertained or more au- thoritatively asserted than that dyspep- sia is the parent of a host of bodily not the least of which is contasnination of the blood and the maladies of •which that is the direct consequence. Their original cause ie, however, thoroughly eradicated from the system by Northrop & Lyrnan's Vegetable Discovery and Dyspeptic Curega medicine which only requires regulanty and persistence in its use to cum dyepepsia and the many ills that arise from it. No deleterious mineral ingredient is contained in it, and though its 'action is thorough in cases of costiveness, it never pioduces griping pains in the abdominal region, or weakens the bowels like a violent pur- gative. It invigorates the system through the medium of the ineteased digestive and assimilative rietivity which it promotes, and is also a Most efficient remedy for kidney' complaints, scrofulous and all diseases of the blood, female weakness, &c., &e. Pride, $1. Sample Bottle, 10.eents. Ask fon Nor- throp & Lymards Vegetable Discovery and Dyspeptic Cure. The wrapper bears a fac-simile of their sigiaature. Sold by Lumsden & Wilson'Seaforth. 750 52-c Biliousness. r A furred tongue, bad taste , in the mouth, nausea vometin,g, variable ap- petite, alternate diarrahcea and gostive- nem faintness, weariness, yellow cast of eyes and comatenance, indicates ser- ious biliary trouble. Jaundice is a dangerous disease, it is an overflow of bad bile in the circulation, any ot these symptoms should be remedied. Without delay, and Burdock Blood Bidet% is the remedy upon which you may 'surely rely. 739 T e wiiet Strawberry plant potsesses rare irtne as e cleansing, coolieg, as- tring nt, anteseptic, and healing med- icine and when combined with other valu hie vegetable extracts, aainDr. Fow er's Extract of Wild Stra berry, it is n unfailing remedy in all:Bowel oom laints. 739 D vy & Claik, Druggists, Reiafrew, writs us June 3rd: "We have sold Fowl :r'a Extract of Wild Straatberry for a number of years, and find ngthing equa to it, for the purpose for which it is esigned." Dr. Fowler's Ektract of Wild Strawberry cures all forms of Bowel complaints incident to Summer and Fall. 739 Th firm of J. 64 S. McEachen, Doug- las, rites us June 1st, saying : "There is no another preparation we can reco emend with so much eOnfidei3ee as Bard ck Blood 13itters as, it invariably gives the best of satisfaction." Bardock Bloo Bitters cures all diseartes of Mao , Liver and Kidneys. 730 1 As a remedy for Sea Sickness, for any irrita ion of the stomach and bowels, for c nker of the stomach and mouth, for les and Ihemorrage, and for -all Varie les of b_owel complaints, Dr. row r's wild Strawberry is natnre's true pecific. 739 e - W. 31. Crooker, Druggist, of Water - down under date of June lst, writes that "Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strastberry cannot be surpassed, when all ot er remedies fail them it comes to the rescue, and I find the sales large and increasing." Wild Strawberry positively cures all Bowel complaints. 739 Through the present month of July the Stomach and bowels are very liable to t mime deranged. The proper preventative is Dr. Carson's Stomach and Constipation Bitters, for by their use the Digestive Organs are invigoratg ed, the Bowels kept regular, and the blood rendered pure and cool. Sold in large bottles at 50 cents by all Drug- gists. J. S. Roberts, Agent for Sea - forth. 750-52. , There would be little, if any, sickness during the months of July and Augusaif every one would M30 Dr. Carson's Stom.a.cla and Constipation Bitters, as they prevent and cure all derangemehts of the Stomach and Bowels. 5o1d in alai large bottles at 50 cents by all Druggists., re'l J. S. Roberts, Agent for Seaforth. m of medicinal vane, and reeort to physi- ological, rational medication. No mat- ter what disease has emaciated and de- bilitated the body, restoring nutrition is the only means of cure, and we have in Wheeler's Phosphates and. •Calisaya elements of nerve force and tissue res- toratives that will benefit any form of debility, no matter what the cause. 747-26 Mack'sMagnetic Medicine NERVE AND BRAIN FOOD • ( BEFORE ) TRADE MARK. ( AFTER. ) Is a sure, prompt and effectual remedy for Ner- vousness in all its stages, Weak Memory, Loss of Brain Power, Sexual Prostration, NightSweats, Spermatorrhocea,Seminal Weakness, and -General Loss of Power. -It repairs nervous waste, Reju- venerates the jaded intellect, Strengthens the en- feebled brain, and restores surprising tone and vigor to the exhausted generative organs. The experience of thousands proves it an invaluable remedy. The medicine is pleasant to the taste, and in no case and under no circumstances can it do harm. Each box contains sufficient for , two week's medication, thus being much cheaper than any other medicine Bold—and while it is the cheapest it is much better: Full particulars in our pamphlets, which we desire to mail free to any address. Mack's Magnetic Medicine is sold by Druggists at 50 cents per box, or 12 boxes for $5, or will be mailed free of postage on receipt of money by addressing MACK'S MAGNETIC MEDICINE Co., Windsor, Ont. Sold in Seaforth by J. S. ROBERTS, and all druggists elsewhere. • 733-50 -J 0 750-5a. Those affected. with weak Lungs, Sluggish Liver, or derangement of the kidneys, should procure a package of Dr. Carson's Liver and Lung Com- pound. It it a valuable collection. of Roots, Herbetend Barks, and its results are wonderful. For sale by all Drugista J. S. Roberts, Agent for Seaforth. 750-50. Snatched from the Grave. Mrs. Helen Pharviz, No. 331 Dayton Street, Chicago, Ill., is now in her . 68th year, and states that she has suffered with consumption for about ten years, was treated by nine physicians, all of them pronouncing her , case hopeless. She had given tia all hopes of ever recovering. Seven bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption com- pletely cured her. Doubting ones,please drop her a postal and satisfy your- selves. Trial bottles free at E. Hick- son & Co,'s Drug Store. Large size one dollar. 714-52-1 D. K. Never Give Up. If you are suffering with low and depressed spirits, loss of appetite, gen- eral debility, disordered blood, weak constitution. headache, or any disease of a bilious nature, by all means pro- cure a bottle of Electric Bitters. You will be surprised to see the improve- ment that will follow; you will be in- spired with new life; strength, and activity will return; pain and misery will cease, and henceforth you will rejoice in the praise of Electric Bitten. Sold at 50 cents a bottle by E. Hickson & Co. 714-52-1 E. 13.' . Now that the reaping and mowing Beason is coming on, farmers should remember that that "Kaiser" Machine Oil is the best reaper and. mower oil in the market. For sale by all dealers. 753-52 Farmers before buying your reaper and mower oil aek for and procure a sample of "Kaiser" Illaehine Oil. It is warranted not to gum, and is guaran- teedito give good satisfaction. 753-52 Teaberry. • A REWARD—Of one doen "Tea - berry" to any one sending the best four line rhyme on nTeaberry," the remark- able little gem for the Teeth and. Breath. Ask your druggiet for ad- drees. "Teaberry" whitens, the teeth like chastened pearls. A 5 tent sample settles it. 751 _ • N6EN INVALIDS come to tinderstandi that in all diseases, whether acute or chronic, inflammation or fever, the aim of treatment is to promote constructive work or repair of tissue "and arrest ex- cessive waste, they will stop bolting pretentious specifics and curealls devoid 0 - • kj nee"" ee. L-71 (01 (%) tJ. **i • • g N eta ti 'tt C,d c.4 k. N „ ‘ez3 ••••3 crea.:41desV 1:11 NI N.1 eae, t"4. ..nssee 1.•4 - no csCo (,z4Feae ca. co Ca 0 g • `i teeFj.Q ine tnt ce te tit id. met tit eal ett • 9 -••••1 Z04.. t\ ,q e• tt, te ' et Pe F cC;2 Zdt. „tmse, te. •••••i. W tsi.• * )IOO1avd MONEY. MONEY TO LOAN—I am prepared to lend money at lowest rates of interest, payable yearly. Principal at the end of term. Private Funds. JAS. H. BENSON. 726 AUCTIONEERS.- "' P. BRINE, Lieeneed Auctioneer for the " • County of ' Huron. Sales attended Tn all parts of the County. All orders left at the Ex- posiTon Office will be promptlyattended to . C: R. COOPER, Brussels, County Auctioneer. • Sales of all descriptions promptly at- tended in any part of the county on reakonable terms. Orders left at the office of the !HURON ExPosiron, or addressed to Brussels, will receive prompt attention. SEAFOIITH HORSE INFIRMARY. CORNER of Jarvis and Goderich Streets, next door to the Presbyterian Church, Seaforth, Ont. All diseases of Horses, cattle, sheep, or any of the domesticated animals, successfully treated at the infirmary or elsewhere on the shortest notice. Charges moderate. JAS. W. ELDER, Veterinary Surgeon. P. S.—A large stock of Veterinary Medicines kept constantly on hand. "MAGICIAN." DAVIDSON'S Celebrated Trotting Stallion, -IL' "Magician," will stand for the service of Mares for the season of 1882 at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth. Parties from a distance sending their mares will be furnished with good pasturage an d water at reasonable rates. Pedigree furnish- ed on application. •A. DAVID SqN.• 743 LE CREDIT FONGIER MEM new Company, formed for the Purpose of investing French Capital in Canada, is now prepared to advance money on the most favorable terms on good landed seourities. M P. HAYES, Agent for County of Huron, Seaforth. 699 R. N. BRETT, SEAFORTH, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in LEATEItIll and ' SHOE FINDINGS of Every Description. None but the Very Best Stock kept. Terms moderate. A Trial Bolicited. All order, by mall or otherwise promptly filled. 40C R. N. BRETT CARD- S. CAMPBELL, Provincial Land Surveyot • and Civil Engineer. Orders by mail prompt 17 attended to. D. 8. CAMPBELL, 51.11:13611 KENDALVS SPAVIN - :Eno. moor i It cures Spavins, Splints, Curbs, Ring Bones and all simi- lar blemishes, and removes the bunch without blietering. CURE! For man it is now known to be one o the best, if not the best, liniment ever discovered. We feel positive tha will only nee good cora and persevere in bad ri others: Dr. B. J. Kendall & which I prized very hig smaller one on the other charge of two veterina reading the advertiseme determined at once to tr dered three bottles; I to trial; I need it accordin be lame, and the lutn.ps colt's limbs are as free fr is entirely cured. The have the remaining two FOSTER. ttlit • every man can have perfect success in every case if he on sense in applying -KENDALL'S SpAVIN CURE, ses Tof long standing. Read below the experience of OM COL. L. T. FOSTER. YOUN GSTOWN, Ohio, gay 40, 1880. 7 o.—Gents : I had a very valuable Ha bletonian colt ly ; he had a large bc1ote spavin on o e joint, and a wh ch made him very Tame; I had im under the sur eons, which failed to cure him. I Was one day t ofKendall's Spavin Cure in the Chica o Express. 1 p it, nd got our druggists here to send or it; they or - k tljem all, and thought I would give it a thorough to iirections, and by the fourth day the colt ceased to ad entirely disappeared. I used. but one bottle, and the m lamps and as smooth as any horse in the State. He tire Was so 'remarkable that I let two of my neighbors ottles, who are now using it. Very respectfully, L. T. KENDALLT'S SPAVIN CURE! ONEONTA, New York, Jan. 6th, 1881. Early last summer life srs. B. J. Kendall & Co., of Euosburg galls, Vermont, made a contract with tie: publishers of the Press for a half coluiran advertise- ment for one year settii g forth the merits of Kendall's Spavin 'Cure. At the Treatise on the Horse an. his Diseases, which we are giving to dvance paying same time we secured 'rim the firm a quantity of books, entitle Dr. Kendall's subscribers to the Press s a nreminm. • About the time the ad ertidement first appeared in this paper Itrr. P. G. Scher- merhorn, who resides ne r Colliers bad a spavined horse. Reread the advertise- ment and concluded.' to est the efficacy of the remedy, althongh his friends laughed. at his credulity. He bought a bottle of Kendall's Spavin Cure and com- menced using it on the orse in accordance with the directions, and he informed us this week that it effec ed such a complete cure that an expert •horseman, who examined the animal rec: I tly could find no trace of the spavin or itlie place where it had been Merited. Mr Schermerhorn has since secured a copy of Kendall's Treatise on the Horse an his Diseases,which he prizes very highly and would be loth to part with it at an prig°, provided he could. not obtain another copy. So much for advertising reli ble artioles. KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE! Kendall's Spavin Cure E3 Stl*e in its effects, mild in its action o as it does not blister, yet it is penetrating and powerful to reach any deep seateci pain or to re- move any bony growth or; may other enlargement if used for several days, such as spavins, splints, curbs, canons, sprains, swellings, any lameness and all enlarge- ments of the joints or limbs, or rheumatisin in man and. for any purpose for which a liniment is used for roan or beast. It is now known to be the best lini- ment for man ever used, acting mild and yet certain in its effects. , It is used full strength wi h perfect safety at all seasons of the year. Send add °Bs for Must ated Circular which we think gives positive proof of its virtues. N remedy.ha,s ever not with such unqualified success to eur knowledge, for beast as well as man. Price $1 er bottle, or six bottles for $5. All Druggists have it �r can get it for you, or it will be sent to any address on reoeipt of price by the proprietors. 748-52 DR. B. J- KENDALL & CO., Enosburg Falls, Vermont. MUSICAL PROPRIETORS. See the great DUNH M ItIANO before buying. These magaificent Pianos have been need for 50 years in nearly all countries, and are still ranked among the best Pianos in the world. ORGANS.—The "Excelsior Oegen" is now acknowledgtel by the best musicians to be the leading Organ n Canada.. Pianos and Organs of other makers supplied. Send for Catalogues. SCOTT BROTHERS, Seaforth, Ontario. TdFOR TH. Pc1 CROCERIES, E-4 PROVISIONS HAMS AND BACON, SEEDS &C. The best place in Seaforth to deal at. A. choice assor meat of W FAMILY G-ROCERIES. Teas from 25c to 75c per pound. Sugars -9, Ldl 10, 11 and 12 pounds for $1.00. A full supply of Crockery and. Glass- ware at BOTTOM PRICES: Flour and Feed at Mill Prices. Provisions Net always on hand. edd git4 THE MORES • STORE L-1 WILL YOU EXCHANGE a ease of Dyspepsia or Biliousness for 75cents? it is awfully unwise to agonize un. derthemany •ailments arising from Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Disordered Stomach and Liver, when this offer is made to you in your own home iu all • sincerity, with an absolute certainty of curing you. ZOPESA (from Brazil) cures Dyspepsia and Biliousness. A, single close relieves; a sample bottle convInces; a 75 cent bottle cures. It acts directly upon the Stomach,Liver, and Kidneys. Cleansing, Correcting, Reg- ulating, Zopesa gives energy and vim to the Brain, Nerve, and Muscle, simply by work- ing wonders upon the Diges- tion, and giving activity to tb e .Liver. Cut this out, take it to any dealer in medicines and get at least one 75 cent' bottle of Zcpesa, and tell your neighbor how it acts. It i warranted to cure Dyspepsf.1.,^ and 131.1. igusness. BAYLIS Maud Brad Po LA r 0 - of Crown & Anchor CARRIAGE YIRMISHIS None Genuine without the above Trade Mark. More rurab:e and belter suited to thi.1 Climate than any irarorted goods. Held in stock by all first-class Hardwaremen and Dealers in Carriage Supplies. MANUFACTURED BY BAYLIS' MANUF ING CO, STOOK FOR SERVICE. TMPROVE YOUR STOCK.— The undersigned will keep during the present season on Lot 28, Concession 3, Bay, a Thoroughbred Berkshire Boar. A limited number of pigs -will be served. Terms— 81 per sow, with the privilege of re- turning if necessary. GILBERT DICK. 754 T3IPROVE YOUR STOCK.—The undersigned -I" will keep on his farm, 2m1 Concession, H. R. S., Tuckersmith, near Egmondville, a thorough- bred bull, half Ayrshire and half Durham, from the well known herd of M. MoTaggart, Esq., Clinton, Terms—SI 50 per cow, with the privi- lege of returning if necessary. JOHN -MORELAND N. B.—There are still a few who have not yet paid for last years service.—These would oblige by doing so at once and saving further trouble. 748 $5 to $20 per day at home. Samples worth $5 free. Address STINSON & Ce., Portiend, Maine. 748x52 NORMAN'S ELECTRIC CURATIVE APPLIANCES ESTABLISHED 1874. RELIEVES AND CURES Spinal Complaints, General and Nei vous Debility, Rheumatism, .110.,_ Kidney , Throat M. MORRISON, MAIN STREET, SEAFORTHI and Chest Complaints, Neuralgia. Bronchitis, r.4% GoutIncipient ParalyservousnessLiver, Long , is, Asthma Sciatica Sprains, * Consumption, Sleeplesenees, 'Colds, Iniligestien. bee Ask for Norman's Electric Belt-, and pin will be safe ag.ainst imposition, for they will do their —DEALER IN— work well and are cheap at any price. A. NOBMAN, 4 Queen St East, Toronto. E. HICKSON 4, Co , Agent-, Seaforth. 753-52 CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, FLOUR AND FEED, s M. MORRISON 1.4 tt .74 fT7L ZrO 012 CT OY WALL PAPR, WIND9W PAPER, FIGURED BLINOS. LARGE ASSO TMEi4T AT THE LOWEST PRICES. C. . PAPST, Main Street, Seaforth. Trade _Mark 1?egistcreci„ ANOTHER GREAT BOOM /N WINNIPEG BY. casual observation, we find all land specula- tors have a clear head, and watch the rips ahd downs of property, thus making large fortunes. But the whole secret is, they keep the system in a a healthy condition by the nee of TEE PRIDE OF TWF. VALLEY MEDICINE. We can. safely say that hundreds ceme to us for the great lung and blood purifier before going West. Read. the following statement. We could give thousands of the same kind if it were neceseary. certify that I was troubled with catarrh in the head, gathering of phlegm in the throat, choking and coughing at night for years. so I rould not sleep; often troubled with dull, lifeleas feelings, pains in the chest and back. _Alter givirg hundreds of dollars to doctors, and giving up all hopes, I tried the PRIDE or TRE VALLEY, and am now able to do my -work after seven year's sicknees." ales. James McNeil, 202 Sirocr#e Street, London, Ont. The above statement of my wife k is correct.. James McNeil. For sale by all druggists in Seafortk. 745-52 VVM. ELLIOTT, TOWN CLERK" and Treasurer. Office—North- -I- east corner of Market Hese. Office boars - 2:30 till 7 p. m. •147