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The Huron Expositor, 1883-04-06, Page 7X SEAPOII,TH AND LAND AGE ZO ST�NO Miami Rest -Clam Stook. Inas wen arempsnies, and Is a the; moot favonibla terms. ssferld of the hest Loan 1104fr elle Side and Purehase of Pam arty-. rr Of Firgt-Class d Farm for Sal& at Mix per cern Interest. esof 00ean Steamship Tiekatte: Morrison's- Storesitalse Y TO LOAN. a Wrrie. will loan- 116,0040n ,a first mortgage, at 7 per cant Uumally. Borrowers; to par tertber particulars apply *a TH, Reeve„ Brussels P. 0. Rs aaa,, fEDICAL-. MATAS, M.D.„ 0. lit..,Phyrsiden eeoucheur. tite- Office arta raw . ! occupied, by Dr. Hutchison, 71111 ».&e, Phyorician,Surgeon on4' swarth, Out Office andrest. tioestite StreetoftoitaluOhntb.. 84 doot X.. Physician, Ser.. roller for the County of- Huron! ace, on' Ards street eatortioPublic School. Lat4(1. X., Gradtude *nifty, Phyaialan, Surgeon sad tkont. °see aneneettatioa els Street, first- Brick Holies Rt Churels. 496 BRUCERELDi University; It- D. 0- kt.,Vte- teeny; M LI. arra S., Osa. , Eden; L.. R. C. S., Mine In e/or a term at Soho Hee- rand, for diseases of women- TiGI-GaiNT MI DENTIST. the Royal College of Deatal ada. Office in the rooms H. Derbyshire, Whitney's - F;fally performed and setts - Charges Xoderate. extraCird without anis LarAr.ecta--. risma-y. M DENTIST, Ileaalist and College lalist B. C. D. S. ars* experience he is able to tions in Dentistry suitabler arY jog teeth a Specialty. r.Nitreus Oxide Gas OM m Moderate. 9S4 bee, Main Street, Seaforth. - rIGHT, L. D. S., ITFORD, :Se be at his office, CADETS BLOCK, SEAFORT11, oppe- the Commercial Hotel, an ea-ESDAY and THURSDAY h week. Nitrate (beide Gat ortraction a teeth. This gas it by Dr. Ca.rtwraght adnea ecess, he having been one of ; it into this province. Pa- xtracted may inhale the ga teeth extracted in a man - a half, without disagreeable [es de.eiring new teeth pIesee Particular attention paid hildren"nteetla. Teeth full set. 730-52 L CARDS-. BraSEreig.—Irsving pule arty, (lately occupied by gr. avo reAtted the house hi ia well stocked. &laden to stables. F. FREY, Pro- te. 5, 1882. 784134 E HOUSE, ader's Motet) FILTH, ONT., Se PROP RTETODB., imanagement of thia House ty;- renovated and refurnish- , new furniture in the be a to. give first-cia.hs acCont• ie. -The best brae& O the Bar. An att,entivta ,rendance at the Stables, lam to the farming come crate.. (al Hotel RitlICH A EL 'S) 4, ONTARIO. WEER ad friends and the travel,. laving purchased As new ' building:, he haathoreughe -fittedet froin top to bot of the most comfortable in the county. By strict, lea hie costomera he hope' blie patronage. Theroorna - aidaveIl heated. The bat vit4 the best, and an at- rthy hostler will always TA - sample rooms for Coalmen- ni Hotel," corner of Main Seafurth. 733 WEfit, Proprietor -I Prefinoial Lead garvealf pr. Ordera by mall proaany• . CAMPBELL, Itn'eniU •••• I APAm 6, 188,8. elf^ r -------7----e-----' In the face, Along the Atlantic) ses. beard agriculturists were cognisant of the fackyeasivago. In some lociditiee the growing -of wheat, was dieeontinned, in others the` farmer ' has recount,' to artificial fertilisers, 68 use of which, while it increased the yield of wheat, was attended -with so muoh labor and expense as to give him very little return for his money and time. The prairies of Illinois, Iowa and other states on the Middle Mississippi were then opened up, but in a short time their apparently inexhaustible soils refused to respond to, wheat culture. Minnesota CURD next, but the same failure wal the result. Dakota came next, and the cultivation of wheat has been carried on in some localities for a number of years, with no diminution of yield, and always the prodnct ranks first ols,sa, being graded "No. 1, hard:" Now, the explanation. It is a well- known fact in agriculture that plants re- moved from their native soils and taken north will improve in quality until the extreme limit in which they oan be grown is reached. Instance—tobacco 'improves in texture as is moved and grown north -ward, apples improve in flavor under the same treatment; and thesame is trim of t e cereals, most noticeable in wheat, as a hard, flinty _berry is produced, known in, the market as "No. 1 hard." Before one can Oear- ly oemprehend the capabilities of Dakota. • it is necessary to know something °Mee topography of the country. The surface is smooth as a floor,even in the undulat- ing portions. It is covered with a luxu- riant growth /of grass. Lakes, rivers and sloughs abound. This would eatur. ally suggest swamps and mirey places, but a team can be drawn right through a slough and not swamp. The surface soil is from one to three- feet deep, of black loam ; then eight to ten feet of reddish, clayey, gravelly soil. Under- neath that a layer of tough, ;blue clay from- ten to thirty feet thiekeis found. In digging through these layer s no rock is found—that is, no stratified rook for-, motion. All the stone met, with have rounded corners and elaCav the action of i waeer. The blue clay , °teemed evi- dently formed the bed o; an inland sea or lake. . • NeWS Itenee. • itr. Talmage, of Brooklyn, is leo- tering in the far South. : —Major McMillan, of Harrieteville, Dorchester, has sold lus fifty sere farm at $100 per acre. —Delmonico's head cook gets $15,000 ' a year. Vaitderbilt'sChief, has a con - a tract for a long nitrof years at $7,000 per annum. Go (,) . , young man. —A large And influ• ' meeting of eportemen at Ottawa, /the other day passed resolutions in *tier of legisla- tion prohibiting the exportation and ' securing the proper protection of game. —The residence of If3ir Charles Tap- perionVittorrie avenrio,Ottawa,hei been put:limed by AllanGiltriour, jr., kr $16,- 000. The greater poet of his furniture has been shipped to England. --The land office at Regina was opened on Tuesdey 2(4h inst. on which day 16,000 acres were disposed of. On the fallowing day 10,560 acres were all—rotteoltn 'aster -General Howe, of the • United States, died on, Sunday at the - residence of his nephe , Colonel Howe, at Kenosha, Wisconsi , of pneumonia; resulting from a severe 'cold. —The first train sine March 6th on the Grand Trunk reiiiway, reached Mount Forest on Satnr ay 25th. The Toronto, Grey and Bruce cloeed since the same date, is uot y t opened. i —Mrs. Alexander C , lerle has bought the birthplace of her uncle, Thomas Carlyle, at Ecclefechai , to insure its better preservation. .Jt will probably now become an establi hed show place. —At Staten Island the wall of the elevator of Bachmann's brewery gave way. Twenty thousand bushels of malt were pouted out. IA laborer Erhov- oiling the male was carried .150 feet and safely landed in a tree ;; loss, $50,000. —Downey & Preston's new elevator, at Belleville, began work Monday. It ' hail a stowage capacity 41 72,000 bush- els, can unloed a car eve. y ten minutes, and ship 6,000 bushels per hour. It • cost $14,000, and isaid to be one of the most complete elevators in the Do- minion. • —Messrs. John Prinarta flHenry Hil- gardner, Johnalman d Wen.Wogler, of Ayr, have gone to Aurora, Dlinois, to purchase Hostein cattle ---six cows and one ban. -They are corsidered to be very superior milkers andtfor the butch- ers they are equal to the Short -horn. a -The township of Hopis hasapassed a . by-law giving a bonus of! 25 cents for every! tree planted and ' protected for three years after plant ge in confor- niity with the Act. Wh n the three years are passed the to ship will be entitledno receive back fr, m the; Local G-overnment one half of the amoutit paid as bonus. . —The inhabitants of ‘) several pro- ivincea in Greece, have risen against the importation of for 'ign woollen . •- threads. Several depoti3 s containing such thread have been pillaged and burned. The militia refute to suppress the outbreak and cavalry- have been --• despatched for the purpos . —Fifty-two years ago th re were on four white women in the township of East Williams. One Of these four was Mrs. Sarah McIntyre, wifehof the late Hugh McIntyre. The old lady died a few days ago at the advaneeid age of 78 years, beloved and respected by all who knew her. Mrs. McIntyre was a native of North Knapdale, Argyleshire, Scot- land. i —House rent, which t4ok such a rapid rise last suminer and/ fall in Win- uipeg has taken a reaction and is falling just as rapidly as it then. rose. Any member of 'isolated dwelli gs as well as whole, rows of tenement completed last fall are still vacant. ouses that ranged from $30 to $50 in November last could have been had a ..month ago at from $25 to $30, and aeptiow offered at from $20 to 825 a monelal! —William 'McDonald., a blacksmith hi PlattsvilIe, expects to get; a large for- tune from Scotland. His grandfather died there some time ago, leaving a large amount of property, and the authorities advertised in the Australian, American, and Canadians papers to find out the heirs, if any were living. Replies were received. from various McDonalds in the United States, but it seerns from various letters and other documents, that Wil- liam McDonald, of Plattnlle, is the nearest heir, and will likely get the lion's share if not all the property. —The custom in East Williams just now Is that when property ohanges hands a large party, or shake down, is. given. In ease the house is not Jarge enough for all the party, it is divided into two parts, one night for thee yd -ung people and the second night for the old folks. This was exactly the programme followed on the 19th conceesion, 19th ' inst., at Arch. McCallum's ' farm—his no longer now, as he sold his half of the homestead to Mr. John McLean for 53,500. The 22nd was the old folk's social. The music on both occasions wag furnished by old Hielan Donald, a bagpiper of renown. The house was fell inside and out both evenings. —Dr. Henry Allen, alias Lord Can - tyre, who lately created a sensation by raarrying surreptitiously (as is alleged) the young heiress of Perth, Ontario, Miss Chaffee, states that on his return from Zululand, where he stayed with the British army, he determined to go to Canada. On the second day out he waa introduced to Miss Chaffee. On meeting her again at Perth he was wel- eonaed by her relatives, and received formal leave to be a suitor kr her hand. Up to this point he declares there was no deception. As to his being a man of title, that he says was a joke which the lady originated herself. He admitted the nuptials were private, and Ithat he received a loan of money from the lady. He has taken defence through an emin- ent law firm, to the suit of annul- ling the marriage. The Romeo is about 40 years of age, pretty well weather beaten, and is over six -feet high, with- a massive physique. He repudiates being sai adventurer, and as his wife, he says, stioks to him, he will stand his ground and assert his marital rights. Dakota Soil. Keystone, Dakota, February' 5111, 1889. Mn. EDITOR,—SIR,--I notice that yon frequently devote considerable apace to correspondents from this Great North- west country (A ours, and I have ven- tured to send you a few remarks on a subject which, I think, will be. of in- terest to most of your . readers, and especially those of them who have given any attention to this country : The {gradual exhaustion of the soil, in' the states in which the cultivation of wheat haa been a specialty, is fact whichm Stare, the grower, buyer and consuer The water in most pieces is slightly alkaline. Alkali is due to the pressure of carbonate of lime. • The water also contains sod ee magnesia and common salt. A combination of these will give water a bitter taste. 'Geologists say that the west and northwest was once the bed of a sea. In that case this country received the waehings and sedi- ment of the surrounding country for ages. As a natural consequence the sediment was rich in a*aline deposits. Here the history of Dakota diverges from that of the prairies pf the Mississ- ippi'valley. The bed of tough clayewhich forms the subsoil, is almost irnperyioas to water, consequently the salts. that are taken up in Solution cannot escape that way. The surface is so level that very little is carried off bY serfage drain- age. It is another well known fact that soils containingmuche cieganic matte mixed with decompoeed inorganic mat- ter, are favorable for the lebsorption and retention of moisture. Salt has an affi-e- nity for water, and is very susceptible to -the absorption of moisture. With these facts it is not wonderful that a soil containing much organic matter, also quantities of the salines, should be fertile to a wonderful degree. With a soil capable of absorbing mois- ture two points are gained. The aii is relieved of moisture, a condition that is conducive to health, and the soil is con- stantly in condition to support vegeta- tion. A country like this, with its un- rivaled soil, its healthful climate, is to -da y commanding the attention of the world. The emigration last year levet, wonderful. Whole counties were set- tled in a few weeks. By the fall of 1883 the whole of eastern Dakota will be settled.In 1878 Dakota contained about ten .thousand inhabitants, pais yearshe has about three hundred. thou- sand. Latterly the rate of increase has been about forty per cent. per annum. At this rete istbout one hundred and twenty thousand people will come into the territory ,this year. he effect of this enormoeis influx of people will be to stimulate business to a wonderful degree. New towns are pringing up all over the country, and new centres of business are continually forming. The settlers of Dakota are emigrants from Michigan, 'Wisconsin, New Yoe* and Pentsylvania, with a liberal sprinkling of New Englanders. The Jim River v ley is now claiming the first attention of the settlers, having proved by its crops that no bettor place for the grow- ing of wheat can be found iiri the terri- tory. It may be of inteeest to some readers of this article to know that Pennsylvania is represented in this region -by a colony which earne here last spring, took up ,their land', laid out a town, and honored themselves and their town by naming it Keystone. Keystone is situated in Dicker coun- ty, on the line of the Chicago, Milwau- kee and St, Paul railroad. The town is . located on a beautiful plateau sloping toward the junction of the North and West forks of the Maple river. The land surrounding cannot be surpassed in the territory. The face of the coun- try here varies somewhat from the tire- some levelness of most Dakcita 'scenery. This levelness is very noticeable to new- comers fresh from the mountains and hills of the Eastern States. About fif- teen miles west the Coteau rnountaine are plainly outlined against the sky. Northeastand east are Cottonwood and Clearwater lakes, which during the spring, summer and fall menthe teem. with myriads of ducks and geese. Da- kota -is a favorite breeding., ,gronnd for these fowls. The nearest town south is Ellendale, thirteen miles distant. Grand Rapids. the *natty seat of La Moue comity is nineteen miles north- east. Jamestown, due north,. is the nearest town in that directienn and vyest- ward the country is unsettled to the Mispouri River. With such an extent of country tributary to it the future of Keystone is very encouraging, and 'offers inducemente to the farmer, capitalist, laborer and mechanic. J. E BROWN. , • Please Read Mese The writer is Mr. 0. MeIntosh, of Irish Creek, Nova Scotia: I commenced coughing and raising blood last sprig and !consulted two doctors and took their medicines, but obtained -no relief. I witi greatly alarmed, the more so be - cats° all my father's familyedied of consumption. I am now well. I was cured by Dr. Wilson's Pulmonary Cher? ry Balsam-. Good testimony and reply THE -HURON EXPOSITOR, even. There are hundreds like it: - In all oases of coughs, oold and throat diseases and lung nommen, including &Ohms, bronchitis and all their tribe, Dr. Wilson's Pultnonary.Cherry Balsant hi invaluable. 798,52. Blood will Tell. A face adorned with pimples, bedlie blotches, &o. la not a particularly pleasant sight, and invariably betokens an inapure- state of the blood. Di. ,Cerson s Stomach Bitters free the sys- tem from all gross humors, renders the blood pure and eool, aids digestion and gives a healthy appetite. For sale by !‘li druggists in large bottles at 50 cent°. If You Find. You are unable to sleep nights, and, though physically tired, are wakeful and your business is uppermost iit yolur mind, and you cannot for a while rid ,youreell of its cares and perplexities, takePhosphatine along with your meals three times a day, and it willproduce eneh a change in your system that you will enjoy refreshing sleep every night. Fee sale by all druggists; price, $1. 788.52. 1 tie wee The Sickly Young Girl Aed the delicate young woman need. Di. Austin's Phosphatine. When the countenance is pale, the blood courses erruptions on the face ap- pear, together with all the other signs of either temporary or constitutional debility. No remedy will so quickly restore color to the cheeks, strength to the muscles, energy to the limbi bring back the appetite and make a healthy woman, as Phosphatine, which is not a medicine, but a food. For sale by all druggists. 788.52 Phosphates, Very early in the history of melticine, have been esteem -ed of the greatest value in consumption. and scrofula, diseases closely allied itt. their nature. They supply phosphorus to increase .nerve force, and lime for the repair of ulcera- tion or caries and necrosis of the joints and long bones; and in spinal troubles, especially rickets, they lare of more ser- vice than all the other medicines in use. In Wheeler's Phosphates and Calisaya we have the most eligible form of these tissue elements yet /originated. 796,26. tee " How Are 'We Ever going to get through our spring and summer work? We are all run down, tired out before it be- gins." So say many a farmer's fami- ly. We answer, go to your druggist and pay fiye dollars for six bottles of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. This is just the medicine you need, and will -pay compound inter- est ou the investment. 793,52. What is commonly known as heart- burn can be cured in two minutes by using Fountain of Health 25 aents a package. 798,52,2w. -410.• 01.• Many of our ills are dependent upon disordered liver and kidneys, and an impure state of the blood. Nothing equals the Fountain of Health. Price 25 cents. 798,52,2w All who use tobacco know that it in- jures them, but lack the moral courage to quit its use. Fountaiti of Health will brace you up, 25 cents a packages, 798, 52,2w. Besides being a pleasant purgative,. Hope's Regulating Pills act upon the Jiver and kidneys and eradiate disorders. Sample box 10 cents. 798,52,2w. An old lady of seventy, after using spectacles for twenty years, could see to read without them after using a box of Churchill's Climax Eye Salve. 25 cents a box. 798,52,2w. • That Slight Cold. You think so little of may prove the forerunner of a complaint that May be fatal. Avoid this result by taking Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, the best of known remedies for cold, 'ooughs, catarrhs, bronchitis-, incipieut consump- tion, and all other 'throat aed lung dis- eases. 793,52. Oh, Wiat a Cough. Will you heed the warning. The signal perhaps of the sure approach of that most terrible diseese Consumption. Ask yourself if you can afford for the Sake of 50 cents to run the risk and do rnotlaing for it. We know from ex- perience that Shiloh's Cure will cure your cough. It never fails. This ex- plains why more than a million bottles were sold the past year. It relieves croup and whooping cough at once. Mothers do not be without it. -For lame baok, side or chest use Shioh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Ltunsden & Wilson. 780-26. .• atee- Dyspepsia and Liver Com- • plat n t. IS it worth the small price of 75 cents to free yourself of every symptom of these distressing complaitts, if you think So call at our store and get a bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer, every bottle has a printed guarantee on it, use ac- cordingly, and if it does you no good it will cost you nothing. Sold by Lums- den & 'Wilson. 780.26 es • se Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. We have a speedy and positive cure for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth and headache, in Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy: A nasal injector free with each bottle. Use it if you desire health and sweet breath. Price 50 cents. Sold by Lumsden & Wilson. 780.26. Wide Awake Druggists. Messrs. E Hickson & Co. are always alive to their busin,esss, and spare no pains to secure the best of every article in their line. . Theidhave secured the agency for the celebrated Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. The, only certain cure for consumption, cough, colds, hoarseness, asthma, hay fever, bronchitis, or any affection of the throat and lungs. Sold on a positive guarantee. Trial bottles free. Regular size $1. 783.52 --unease • A Blessing to all. Mankind. In these times when our newspapers are flooded with pate, at medicine advertise- ments, it is gratifying to know *hat to procure that will certainly enre you. If you.are bilions, blood out of order,Liver inactive, or generally debilitated, there , -is nothing in the world that will cure you so quickly as gleOtri0 Bitters. They are a blessing to all mankind, and can be had for only fifty cents* bottle of E. Hickson & Co., Seaforth.-783.52. ' Mrs. Bodman, of Bothwell, says my daughter was very ill with bilious fever, need Dr. Carson s Stoms.oh and Constipation Bitters with wonderful results, one bottle entirely subdued the fever and thoroughly restor- ed her to health and vigor. Ildh Biliousness, dyspeeapsteane; gobstipation promptly relieved and cared by the use of Dr. Carson's Stomach and Constipa- tion Bitters. As a family medicine bthoetytleasre50fac far superior to pills. In large Salt Rheum Cured. Are you troubled with salt rheum, rough ekin, pimples, or canker sores; if eo go at once to Lumsden & Wilson's drug stgre,and get a package of Calvert's Carbolic Cerate. Price 25 cents. It was never knowu to fail. 795.52.2w Endorsed by All. Dr. Smith's Great German Worm Remedy --a medicine that requires no physic.; perfectly safe and pleasant to take. TJse no other; 25 Cents, of all druggists. J. S. I I Roberts I agent Sea- 7- forth. 754.52. • Nervous Exhaustion, And all diseaees arising from youth- ful indiscretions are speedily and radi- cally removed by that wonderful rem- edy known is Mack's Magnetic Medi- oineesen advertisement of which ap- pears -in another column. 780.52 Daughters, Wives, mothers, look to your health. The many painful and weakening dis- eases from which yon suffer, despairing of a cure, can be remedied by that, un- failing regulator and unfailing tonic— Burdock Blood Bitters., Ask your drug- gist for proof. 774.65 ' A Hearty Recommendation, Jacob A. Empey,of Cannamore,states that he has taken Burdock Blood Bit- ters with great benefit in a lingering complaint, and adds that he wou d gladly recommend it to all. 774,65 Remarkable and True. Alonzo Howe, of Tweed, was cured of a fever sore of 35 years' duration, by six bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters. He had suffered terribly and tried many remedies in vain. He considers Bur- dock Blood Bitters a marvellous medi- cine. 774.52 The Worst • Scrofulous sores, the most indolent tumor, and the most foul ulcer known, may be cured by the combined •use of Burdock bitters atel Burdock Healing Ointment. Ask your druggist for these infallible remedies. 774.65 A Secret. The secret of beauty lies in pure blood and gond health. Burdock Blood Bitters is the grand key that unlocks all the secretions. It cures all scrofulous diseases, acts on the blood, liver, kid- neys, skin and bowels, and brings the bloom of health to the pallid cheek.774. 65 ' • No Person Can enjoy health while suffering con • stipation of the bowels. Harsh pur- gatives always do harm. Burdock Blood Bitters is nature's own cathartic; it unlocks the secretionanegulates,puri- fies and strengthens the system. 774 85 49, 1 It $taaads the Test of Time Time tries all things, and few are the customs, habits or adjuncts of life that are not swept away before its remorse- leesenarch.—Remedy after remedy for coins has been introduced, tested and ound wanting. Putnam's Painless Cora extractor alone holds undisturbed ' sway, gathering new strength as years roll on, and holding it with the power that merit alone can give. Take no substitute. Putnam's Painlees Coen Extractor never fails to make a complete cure. Sold everywhere. 762-52.m. Mrs. Mc.Arth-ar. Of Hopeville, says regarding Hag- tyard's Pectoral Belem, that she would not keep house without it. She cannot speak t,00 highly of its merits as -a remedy for colds, coughs, bronchitie, aethma, weak lungs and all pulmonary •troubles. A cold may be cured by it in one day. 794.65.2w SAYS DRYDEN : She knows her man, and when you Anne and swear, Can draw you to her with a !Jangle hair. But it must be beautiful hair to have such power; and beautiful hair can be ensured by the.; use of the Ciogalese Hair Renewer. Sold at 50c by J. S. Roberts. 77042.7891 -'�• enity should a man whose' blood is warm within Sit like hie grandsire cut in alabaster ?" Or let his hair grow rusty, scant and lirhetnhiCningalese Renewer will make it grow faster. • For sale by J. S. • Roberts, Seaforth., 770.52.789. efe • at Nothing Can supply the place of a beautiful silky head of natural hair. It is infinitely more comfortable that switches, and other preparations for the hair by un- known foreigners. Hair may be re- • tained, beautified and actuelly restored, by the use' of the Cingaleee Hair Ren- ewer. Sold at fifty cents per bottle by all druggists. 770.52.786. In the History of Medicine No preparation has received such uni- versal commendation for the alleviation it affords, and the permanent ,cure it affects in kidney diseases, as Dr. Van Buren's Kidney Cure. Its action in these distressing complaints is simply wonderful, For Sale by J. S. Roberts,, 770.52.789 4 G. W. Mingay, Perkasie, Toronto, writes: "My wife had several very severe attacks .of cramps in the stomach. Hearing of Dr. Austin's Phosphatine tied its pleasantness to take, I gave he two bottles, and she has not had pa attack since,and her health is much improved. For sale by all druggists. 770.52.789 S. Wetherell, • Writing from Winnipeg, says : "I can say more about Phosphatine now than When I saw you last in Torouto. hfy health is much improved, and I am free from headaches oeany other aches, having used only two and a half bottles of your Phosphatine. For sale by all druggists. 770.52.789. Is Your Hair Turning gray and gradually falling out? Hall's Hair Renewer will restore it to its original dolor, and stimulate the follicles to produce a new and luxuriant growth. It also cleanses e the 'scalp, eradicates dandruff, and is a most agreeable and harmless dressing. 793.52 Now That there is a reliable remedy for kid- ney trouble, half the terrors attached' to these complaints have been removed, For this let all be thankful, and to Dr. Van Buren's Kidney Cure award all praise for 'having thus re- move.j a hitherto fatal disease from our path. It was never known to fail. Sold by J. S. Roberts. 770.52.789 • Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The greatest medical wonder of the world. Warranted to speedily cure, burns, bruises, cuts, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, cancers, piles; chilblains, corns, tatter, chapped hands and all skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure iu every instance or money refunded; 25 cents per box. For sale by E. Hickson & Co. 783.52. • r Farmers before buying your reaper and mower oil ask for and procure a sample of "Kaiser" Machine Oil. It is warranted not to gum, and is gnaran.. teed to give good satisfaction. 753-52 Now that the reaping and mowing season -is coming on, farmers should remember the that "Kaiser" Machine Oil is the best reaper and mower oil in the market. For sale by all dealers. 753-62 For sore eyes, incurable by all other means, resort to Churchill's Climax Eye Salve, and you will be sarprised at _sth2;w. prompt relief. Price 25 cents. 798, 320ACRE S FREE —IN THE— Devils Lake, Turtle Mountain And Blouse I1ver Country, NORTH DAKOTA, Tributary to the Visited States Land Office at GRAND FORKS, DAKOTA. SECTIONAL MAP and FULL par- tioulars mailed FREE to any address by - II. F. MeNA.LLY, , General Travelling Agent. ; ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS , & MAITOBA R. R., 2S E. FrontSt.,Toronto, Out 793-8 TENDERS WANTED. TENDERS will be received up till April 17th for -I- the pasture of the Agricultural Grounds for the season of 1888, under the following conditions: That the fence, grounds and buildings thereon receive no damage or injury, and that the Diree- toi s of the said Agricultural Society have the privilege of holding their shows on days to be named by them during the season. of 1883. The party or parties using the said grounds will be held liable for the amount of damage that may occur to the said fence, grounds or buildings. The highest or any tender not necessarily aceept- ed. Tenders to be handed in not later than the 17th of April. Tenders will also be received for the privilege of selling refreshments on the. Agricultural Gronnde during the day of Entire Stock Show. Tenders to be handed in not later than April 10th. Tenders to be addressed to the undersigned. 798-4 L. THORNE. People wishing their teeth to look white, Use" Teaberry " daily—at morning, at night; It sweetens the Breath and reddens the gums, Eithanoes the beauty of daughters and eons. -A Fair Exch• ange. Will you exchange a chronic case of dyspepsia, or agree to break up a bilious temperamente-to give your torpid liver activity, and thus strengthen your digestion., regain energy, comfort, health and spirits, all for 75c? A single bottle of Zopesa ' will do this. A few doses surprise those who try it. For biliousness and dyspepsia in their many forms Zopesa is a panacea, and is war- ranted to cure them. It acts. speedily and pleasantly. Try a 10 cent sample of it. SECURE THE SHADOW, ANDREW CALDER, THE PEOPLE'S PHOTOGRAPHER, begs to state that he has returned home from Da- kotaand is convinced that "There's no place like home," and he intends to remain at home, and will henceforth give his entire personal at- tention to his business; His facilities for doing good work are unexcelled, and he can guarantee satisfaction. Come one, come all, and bring your relations and friends and secure the shadow ere the substance fades. I can se,com- znixlate you all, and can sand yrIn on your way rejoicing. Just try ma, and prove me. Charger moderate. Remember the place ---Scott's Block, Main Street, &Worth. 762 ANDREW CALDER. 'REMOVAL. Seaforth Musical In*trument Emporium, SCOTT BROTHERS Beg to announce that they have removed to more commodious premises, one door north of the Post Office, whete they will be found with a large and wept selected stock of DUNHAM PIANOS, twhich are so well known and highly spoken of by all musicians. EXCELSIOR ORGANS.—These Organs have re- eeived the highest rewards wherever shown, and have also received- a diploma the Indttstriel Fair just closed at Toronto. 1 We also keep in stook other Pianof and Orgens, and all kinds of small inst4uments, sheet music and instructio, books. legents wanted. SCOTT !BROTHERS, Seaforth. BARB WIRE I BARB WIRE I NOTICE TO FARM#tS AND OTHERS, BEST FENCE WIRE IN THE MARKET—TORONTO MAKE. Having made arrangements for the purchase of a special lot of Fence Win, at a special rate, said wire having been ordered by a firm and found not wanted, I am in a position to offer a first-olase 'article at a lower rate than is Usual. Terms of payment easy. Special terms to persons clubbing together and taking, one ton and upwards. Wire left at neareet railway station. Partieewalating wire should order early, as it may not hold out long. For prices and terms apply to JOHN A. NAFTEL Vardware Iferchatra, Goderich. OHRYSTAL & BLACK, PRACTICAL BANKING HOUSE. BOILER MAKERS. sEAFoRTH. THE Subscribers have bought the Tools and Boiler Business lately tarried on by the God- erich Foundry and Manufacturirg Company, and having had an experionce of over eight years fe that shop, are now prepared to earry on the trade In all its branches. Any work entrusted to us will receive prompt attention. First-class work guaranteed, All kinds of Boilers made and repaired, also Smoke Stacks and Sheet Iron Work, &c., at rea- sonable rates. New Salt Pans made and old ones repaired on the shortest notice, and at priees that defy coni - petition. CIIRYSTAL & BLACK, 783 Box 103, Goderieh. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE. HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO, Patel up Capital, 56.000,000. 1,650,000. Rent, Presid.ent, Bon. Wm. McMaster, SEAFORTH BRANCH. The Seaforth Branoh of this Bank continues to receive deposits, on which interest s allowed on the most favorable ternui. 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Children with Sore Eyes, Sore LE CREDIT FONCIER /MIS new Company, formed for theptuaose el infeeting French Capital in Canada, ft now prepared to advance money en the most favorable term@ on good landed seenrities. X P.IIAT118, Agent for County of Huron, &dor*. e49 0 FFIC E'—in the premises former - y occupied by the .&inJ f C.,m- merce, amd utuier the Commer dal Illotel, Main Street. NOTES AND BUS DISCOUNTED. Eriglish and Fornign lilachange Purchased and Sold. FARMERSISALE NOTES Purchased, at Reasonable Bate& ITI4ney Lent on Collaieral Securities Drafts Issued, payable at par at all 13.anches of the Bank of Commerce. I:INTEREST Allowed on Deponfte Money to Loan on Mortgagee. Manager 4nd Proprietor,, MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED AT THE HURON EXPOSITOR OFFICE, EAFORTH, ONTARIO. :NO WITNESSES REOUIRED. /7 -IT t IN TAMT7 C-11-W;L\ b. H.0 -Et- e4kW1L oat Sa404N;t71;P41111t:AseRsY 4 , 14Y BALSAM Would have Prevented. Sold EvetyWhere at 25 Cents a Bottle. Tws Bottles, in One, 40c. J. W. BRAYLEY, MONTREAL. EYE,EAR AND THROAT. BR. GEORGE S. RYERSON, L. R. C. P., L.R. 0. S. E., Lecturer on the Eye Ear and Throat, Trinity Medical College, Toron- to, and Burgeon to the Mercer Eyeand Ear In- firmary, Consulting Oculist and Antic* to the Institutions ter the Blind. Brantford, end far the Deaf and Dureb. Belleville, Ont. Late Mit& cal Afiristant Royal London Ophthabnie Hos* tal, Moorfielde, and Central Throat end Zia Hospital. 317 CHURCH STREET, TORONTO: arty be consulted at the ALBION HOTEL, STRATFORD, On the Lust KIIITURDAY ia SAC= MONTH. 703 t";