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THE SEAFORTlif
iNCE AND LAND MOW
NzOt slicoNG
1' tor several Pirst-Class Stock, arese
Etter:trance* Companies, stnd is prepeee
rL sks ore the mose favorable terras.
ut for several of the beat Loan '
ut for the Sale and inrchase of Ana
e Property.
,M••••••••••••,••••••••••, SSW
mber of Pint -awls
proved Farms for Sale,
tx to leoure est *Ix peer engin
ineereott
fire sale a Ocean Steamship Tiebste
1— Over M. Monition's Store, I*
tfoxtb.
146
!ri:EY TO LOAM
eoration of Morris will loan, $6,000.
iroperty, first- mortgage., at 7 per cen
#yable annually. Borrowers to pa
For further particulars apply
FORSYTH, R're=Brussels P. Q. 7
MEDICAL.
MACDMAIda, M.D., C. M.,Ph
*0(111, Accoucheur, °Mee and
lately occupied. by Dr. Hatehlema
781
OTT, M. »&e Physielan,Snrgeon
ouchenr, Seaforth.Ont.. Office and rad.
&aide of Ctoderich Streetoecond
abyterian Ohnrch.
ERcar, M. D, C. M.. Phyeiciara 191112
att. ,Coroner for the County of Huron
Red:donee, ot ja.rvis street noltit
vositeSeaforth Publie School.
Graduate •
ifl UniversitY, Fitysielan,Snrgeonan
Seaforth,Ont. Wee and Residerie
e Goderieh Street, first Brick Ito
xethodist Churth. 496
E3T.T
GEON ENTIS
sTE of the BO.1 College of Den
rons Canada. ftice in the roots
pied by H. Ddrhyshire, Whit
I _
.tions carefully perfonned ad sa
eranteed. Chargda Moderate.
-Teens extracted without mai
st .anse-ea '
TIS
ATSON DENTIST,
Gold NEdalist and Co
'otd. Medalist R C. D. S.
many years' experience he is able
e all operations in Dentistry snits
ae. Preserving teeth a Specialt
ra Ether or Nitrous Oxide Gas give
Charges Moderate. -c3
'Ideyer's Black, Main Street,. Seek
TWRIGHT, L. D.- 8
STRATFORD,
!
I
WILL be at his office, (JAMEY*
OpT 7 BLOCK, SEAFORTH, oppia-
site the Commercial Hotel, en
WEDNESDAY and THURSItt
of each week. Nitrate Oxide a
red in the extraction of teeth. This pia
6draluistered by Dr. Cartwright shias
rerfeet suceesse he having been one Of
) introduce it into ttds province. Pe-
,ina teeth extracted may inhale the Oa
,.tight or ten teeth extracted in a m*-
tintrte and & half, without disagreeable
n it. Parties desiring new teeth pleat*
.tdriesdays. Paetioular attention pallit
Illation of children's teeth. Teetlt Sit-
u one to a full set. 730-52 I
HOTEL CARDS.
iETT: HOUSE,. Brnseels.—Having pniee'
d thie property, (lately occupied by Mi.
aphelld X have refitted the, house,*
ea. The bar is well stocked, and en
hostler at the stable. P. PRET,
Pio-
nsaeIs, Dec. 5, 1882. 784x24
NIXIE I-TOUSE„
(Late Foster's ).
F.AFORTH, ONT,
LE BROS., PROPRIETORS.
eettuating themanagement of this- HMO
eve corneectety renovated and refurnisk-
aehout with new furniture in the ben
Oh enables us to. give first -chess mania
ts) the # ublic. The best brands et
ad Cigars at the Bar, An attentir
Ways //1 at'endance at the Stake.
t attention given to the farming Mt-
._
arges mosterare.
Royal Hotel,-.
iATE CARMICHAEL'S}
FORTH, ONTARIO.
JAMES WEIR
t inform his old friends. and the till:vet*
public that having purchased this ass
aodiousiekel hullainge he has thoreniett
Uelted and re -fitted it- from top -41int.:
.
ire now one of the moat 00m="0D4,
enient hotels in the county. By AI*
to tire wants of his customers he bora
t share of public patronage. Ther"":
11 furnished and well heated. The
let supplied with the best, and an
:and trust Worthy hostler will always us -
alma Good sample rooms for Gamow
vrier the "Royat Hotel," corner of
Tech Streets, Seaforth. 73.3 ,
jA.MES WEIR, Propriatork
Pravinciel Laud SurveY
Zn:neer. On -tenths niallp70019
D- S CAMPREfeie efitebeV
t.
N1 BRETT,
SEAFORTH, •
seem snit
tend RetailDealer in
t FINDINGS of Every DetterlPtio
at the Very Best Stook koPt.
A TriaiSonoited. An orders bi
ire promptiTsued.
. Baar
4,11883.
ssomonnt7t,
General ; enteS ITOttes.
„Tile sues= exit on farm property
to atairiunieipali y of Louise is from .5
4
tinse, an atine
....A. bytlaw h been passed in West
Lents authorishig the raising of $60,000
di' debentures toWards building aerate,
road nue traffic bridge across the Red
Neer between. the towns of West
Lynne &nd Ernerofl at a point on the
Rea River know4 as the Morris street
titousing-
-Thomas Pea -son, of St. Mary's has
ineituted a new industry. He ships
esta ta Manitoba , , His first venture
mend a fallen). Of seventeen Marisa
ITIna eight Toms ouly one of the latter
stgeeed, veld he was much battered.
They fought and killed each other en
route.
—A Turin jewiller has made a tiny
beat formed. of i single pearl, which
hape it assumes Iin swell andooncavity.
De ail is of beaten gold, etudded with
altamonds, and thle binnacle light as its
rudder and its stand is a slab of ivory.
jt weies less thi n half an , ounce; its
peke is $5,000.
.._On Look Oat Mountain near abat-
is/K:4a, one .ei ening. lately, Trose
Griggs wasdrivun with his sweetheart.
.Thelhorse shied at the top of the 111101111 -
Ohl and plunged over B. precipice two
hundred feet high. The man and horse
were killed and the woman badly in-
iara- 1
—Ori 'the marriage of his son, Mr. W.
L. Bright, to Mit a Tyler, which took
pee* a few dayi ago at the pariah
ehurch of Carshalton, John Bright gave
thebridegroom a handsome service of
plate, and the b
Canon Farrar oftb
modified the ma
it more suitable tt
rilcitY;s..
e-telNtaddy : anoos Yusef, an Arab
weniamwas found begging in the streets
of Philadelphia th other day and was
taken in by the S4 oiety for the Preven-
tion of Cruelty to 1 laildren. She was
falthy,and they pr pared her for a bath,
when foreign coin amounting to $400
dropped from hyr clothiag. What she
should be in this ce untrY for, and beg-
ging, with her chi dren starving, is one
of the unsolved co undrums.
—The widow of ummel, the cele-
bratecl com.poser, w o his ejnst died at
Weimer at the age f 90 yearsds said to
have refused Bee, hoven's hand and
heart seventy years ago. Her ' maiden
name was Ehzabet. Rockel ; she was
once a famous act eta and singer at
Vienna, and among her friends were
Goethe, .Beethoven, and Hummel, the
latter two rivals for her hand. His re-
jection by her is saic to have affected
Beethoven all his li a.
—The first spvim fair of North Cy-
press mnnioipality v as held at Carberry
on the 19th inst., ar d in spite of bad
roads and very u favorable weather,
proved to . be a mi st decided success'.
The crowd of visitor was very large,
and the stook sbe wn was of a Tery
impeder quality, an 1 each ClaRS well
filled, giving the ji dgee considerable
'trouble in deciding as to the respective
merits of the arti les of the various
exhibitors; but on th whole the Swards
wade met with the a proval of the spec
tabors.
--The Archdeacon of Melbourne, re-
lates that during the -epoch of the great
gold fever ho had a c trate whose duty
it was to officiate at I me of the dig-
gings. On Sunday r orning be preach-
ed at one set of shanties, and then walk-
ed eleven miles to a tother village for
evening service. 1 alf way across, the
. plain stood a solitary tree, where he
*tato rest and eat I is frugal dinner.
For two years he bad done so, when one
day three miners,following his example,
sat down to picnic on the same spot,and
one of them, on getting up, just tried
the soil with his pick', where, at a depth
of abont two feet, lay a mass of ore
which, realized 1140,000. ilie curate
pondered deeply on 'what Mig.ht have
been. .,
—A gigantic unden'aking in the way
i
of fruit growing, has been commenced i
by Lord Sudeley, at Toddington, near
Cheltenham, Englan . Two years ago
there were planted !93,000 gooseberry
hashes, 20.053 plum trees, 167,006blaok
currant bushes, 2,919 apple -trees, 852
pear trees, 8,845 damson trees,! 532
cherry trees, 10,000 red currant buehes,
25,000 raspberry bu hes, 100 cob nut
trees, and 52 acres of strawberry plants.
In addition, 100 Soot h firs and 10,000
peplaxs have been pl nted for sheltering
purposes Lord Scu eley is at preset
erecting a large jam manufactory in the
centre of this estate. He is one of the
Queen's Lads in wai ing, ,wits formerly
in the navy, and is n aotive, usefal
peer.
—The birthday of be PrinoessLouise
occurred on March i, while she was at
Bermuda. Her p esents were very
valuable. From theI Marquis she re-
ceived an elegant gol bracelet and his
picture. The Quee4i, her mother, sent
her picture, and fronalother members of
the royal family ea,mik presents of jewel-
lery. Two days after her birthday oc-
curred the anniversai y of .her wedding.
day. She was pres nted with a large
cake, which a lady dc scribed to be as a
"frosted uremia, shienruering all ,over
with, silvered ivy and naiden hair fern;
at the top a rose and t istle, at the base
twelve tiny cakes, theJ whole enclosed
in a case lined with white satin." ' This
gift was from the ladiles of the Scotch
Church, to whom an autograph letter of
thanks was sent by Her Highness.
--On Monday evening of last week a
t
and in shop owned a d occupied by
)11
fire -broke out in the stove, furniture
n
Mr. T. C. Mulheron,t Mitchell. The
building was totally destroyed, with
most of the contents. Loss about 4000.
Insured in the Merctuiltile, of Waterloo,
and Gore Mutual, of Galt. The fire
spread into the two storey building
owned by A. Watts, of] Brantford, and
the first storey was occ pied by A. 11.
Mulheron, a grocer, baker, etc.. whose
loss will.be about $i0; no insurance.
The second storey wa toccupied by W.
Challenger, harness, Lac.; loss about
113QQ. An office owned and occupied by
Dr. Dunmore as surgb y building, is a
complete wreck. Los aoout $500 ;
insured in the Lendon(Matual, of Lon-
don, Ont,
icle a grand piano.
iated,and, by request;
riage service to make
Quaker ideas of sim-
r •
Whei
It is once more co monly known
that consumption is matt "an entity .or
peculiar form of disease that can be
antidoted by a °tweed], or specific, but is
rather a wasting away oi• tissne starva-
tion from Iack of nerve power, and the
failure of food supply, lowing to indi-
gestion and mal -a ssi m ation , invalids
will cease to irritate and over -stimulate
the organie functions by strychnine,
whisky and opium preparationtewhich
do positive harm, and resort only tO
those sonnies of energy nature furnisheS
for the nutrition, of the body, as 0010 -
billed in Wheeler's Elixir of Phosphsates
and Calisaya. 796,26
First -Rate Evidence.
'f Often unable to attend business,
bei g subject to serious disorder of phf
kidneys. .&fter a long siege of sickn ss°
tri
rel
Tn
pa:
d Burdock Blood hitters and waili
eved by a half a bottle," Mr. Br
ner; of Rochester, N. Y„ takes the
s to write. 774,65.
ao•toe
• Why Be Downcast P
rue, you may be in a miserable on
dition—you may be weak, pallid, and
nervous. You cannot sleep at night;
nor enjoy your waking hours; yet, why
los heart? Get a bottle of Burdoek
Blolod Bitters. It will restore you to
heath and peace of mind. 774,65
N.
self
of
use
Idtp
an
hea
sh
But
you
if y
few
-08-46-41,
An Excellent Report,
on. Jos. G. Goodridge, of Brooklyn,
., writes: esamot express my.
in sufficiently praiseworthy thrills
urdock Blood Bitters which I have
for the past two yeare with gree.t
Lt. 774,65.
.81.40.40.
Take Your Choice.
ou can be weak, nervous, debilitated
despondent, disqualified for work of
or hand, or you can enjoy a ,fair
a of health and peace of mind.
dock Blood Bitters will alleviate
misery and do you a world of good'
u will persevere in their use for ea
weeks. 774M5.
My
Hai been using
Bitters as a li
them very effica
worth, 41 Vance
Lad ans. 774,65.
Mother
your Burdock Blood
er remedy, and finds
eous. Chas. L. Airis-
Block, Indianapolis,
A
- hen the pr
Blo d Bitters pu
cinon the mark
Thtfy hit dyspe
live and kidne
blo , from which
cov r. 774,65..
me
prietors of Burdock
this renowned medi-
t, they hit it exactly.
sia, indigestion, and
complaints a hard.
they will never re-
Diphtheri and Cough..
r. C. M. Adai of Gladstone, Ont.,
had an attack of iphtheria which was
sno'eeded by a (nigh. This cough
whi h is describe as "dreadful," set-
tled oit his lungs. For mouths his suf-
feri ge from it ere intense, in fact,
unt 1 he began nsi g Dr. Wilson's Pal -
mo ary Cherry B learn. The Balsam
cal ed his nerves put an end to 'his
cou la, and resto ed him to perfect
hea th. The action of Dr. Wilson's
Pul onary Che • Balsam on the
nem es is very re es arkable. The con-
sumptive is calm i• and strengthened
by i and put on a fair way to recovery.
—7'3-52.
SI
gala
ing
Ina
jau
any
who
trio
Our
quic
enti
Sol
& C
These are
e best blood p
r placed witl
umanity, tru
tivity of the
dice, conatipa
disease of th
ver requires
stimulant, w
Mere the be
known. T
ly, every bott
es satisfaction
at 50 cents a
. 783.52
-fee • eb
If You. Find
You are unable to sleep nights, and,
thou h physically tired, are wakeful
and our business is uppermost in your
mind, and you cannot for a. while rid
your elf of its cares and perplexities,
take hosphatine along with your meals
three times -a day, and it will preduce
such a change in y ur system that you
will enjoy refreslei g sleep every night.
For sale by all druggists ;• price, $1.
788.q2.
do • se -
The Sickl Young Girl
And Ithe delicate oung woman need
Dr. ustia's Phos ihatine. When the
cowl enance is pale, the bleed courses
sluggishly, erruptions on the face ap-
pear together withal' the other signs
of ei her temporary or constitutional
debil.tv. No remedy will so quickly.
resto e color to the cheeks, strength to
the 4inso1es, energy to the limbs, bring
back the appetite and make a healthy
wor4n, as Phosphatine, which isi not a
medi ine, but a food. For sale by all
drug istsi 788.52
•
Solid Facts.
rifler and system re-
in the reachof suffer -
y is Eleatic Bitters.
liver, biliousnesss,
ion, weak kidneys,or
urinary organs, or
n appetizer, tonic or
11 always find Elec-
t and only certain
ey act surely and
e guaranteed to give
or money refunded.
bottle by E. Hickson
• Salt Rheum Cured.
Are yon troubled with salt rheum,
rougik skin, pimples, o eanker sores ; if
so go at once to Lums en & Wilson's
drug tore,and get a pa kage of Calvert's
Carbolic Cerate. Price 25 cents. It
was ever known to fell. 795.52.2w
• Well Rewarded.
A 1 beral reward will be paid to any
patty who will produco a case of Liver,
Kidn y or Stomach 'complaint that
Elect le Bitters will net speedily cure.
Brin them along, it will cost you noth-
ing f r the medicine if it fails to cure,
and y u will be well rewarded for your
troub e besides. All Blood diseases',
Billie B11#388,- jaundice, Constipation.
and g neral debility are quickly cured.
Satie action guaranteed or money re-
fnade . Price only fifty cents per
bottb For sale by E. Hickson & Co.,
Beef° th.-783 52.
• deep
itators vs. Sabstitutors.
Go points are worth rernembering,
for th reason that they assist us in
avoid ng many discomforts, and protect
us e.g bast the cupidity of overreaching
peopl . When you learn from friends
that atnam's Corn Exltractor is safe,
prom t and effectual, don't allow drug-
gists o palm off a worthless and per-
haps OiBODOUS substitute. His object
is qui e patent. He wishes to make a
few o nts difference between a good 'ar-
ticle id a cheap imitation or substitute.
Putn • 's Corn Extractor. Sold every-
wher 762.52.D
-4* • le;
A Suffocating Cold.
Fo several months Mr.N.W., Bowles,
suffer d greatly from a severe cold. It
was stinguished by a harsh cough and
great hoarseness. Hie breathing was
so lab red that he, feared suffocation,
as watched • continually, lest
alone and without assistance he
11
I
and
being
:night choke. This was several years
ago. • Now, %pint gave him relief after
several remedies had been tried? Dr.
Wilson's Cherry Balsam cured him
e3mp1ete1y, and he grew perfeatly well.
It cures all thiOat and lung diseases.
793.52.
4.10.=••••••
Rheumatism
Cannot be cured by outward applica-
tions. An alterative medicine like the
Fountain of Health is needed to purify
the blood. Price 25o. 798.53
Young Men
Suffering from early indisoretion, laok
of braia and nerve foroe; Mack's Mag-
netic Medicine, advertised in another
column, supplies pais want, and thus
oures when all other preparations fail.
Guarantee of cute issued by J. S.
:Roberts, Seaforth. 780.52 •
• By the Use
Of Buckingham's Dye, the whiskers
may be easily made a permanent
eatural brown, or black, as desired. 793
52
• Fountain of Health.
A blood purifying compound of herbs,
roots, barks and berries, all finely
ground and ready for use. Price 25c per
package. 79,8.52
1*
.Barbeirs' Itch.
This ie one of the most difficult Bores
to care1 known o medial soierice.
One box of Churc ill's Climax Oint-
ment will cure it. 1 Price 25e.
• A Nev Idea.
A Toronto firm are putting up a
-purely vegetable cathartic pill, in 100
boxeseto suit the convenience of persons
desiring small quantities; consequently
Hope's Regulating pills are selling like
hot cakes everywhere.
• A Steady Stream.
Since its introduction there has been
a steady stream of the Fountain of
Health flowing. It is the greatest dys-
pepsia remedy of the age. Price 25e.
798.52 -
Ringworm and Scald Head.
, People often do not know what to do
for these troubles. For a speedy cure
use Churchill's Climax Ointment. Price
25c. 798.52.
Sensible, Truly.
Nothing curione about it at all. The
makers are simply willing to give you
ten cents worth of Hope's Regulating
Pills at a time. Try them when you
again need pill!. 798.58
The Constantly Tired out -
Feeling Bo often experienced, is the
result of impoveriehed bloodrand ton-
Rep:1.01)0y • eufeebled vitality. A.yer's
Sarsaparilla feeds and enriches the
blood, increases the appetite; and proe
metes digestion of the food- and the
assimilation of its streogthening quali-
ties. The syst m being thus invigorat-
ed, the feeling rapidly changes to a
grateful sense clf strength and energy.
793.52
SAYS DRYDEN :
She knows her Man, and when you
• rant and swear,
Can draw you to her with a :single
hair.
But it must be beautiful hair to have
such power; and beautiful hair can be
ensured by the use of the Cingalese
Hair Renewer. Sold at 50c by J. S.
Roberts. 770.52.789
"Why should we, man whose blood is
• warre within
Sit like his grandsire cut in alabaster 1"
Or let his hair grow rusty, scant and
thin,
When Cinoalese R newer will make it
grow faster.
'
For sale by J. S. Roberts, Seaforth.
770.52.789.
• -to * es •.
Nothing .
Can supply the place of a beautiful silky
head of natural hair. It is infinitely
more comforta,ble than switches, and
other preparations for the hair by un-
known foreigners. Hair may be re-
tained, beautified aad actually restored,
by the use of the Cingalese Hair druggists. 770.2786.
4 Ren -
.
ewer. Sold at fifty cents per bottle by
al).
, In the History of Medicine
No preparation has received such uni-
versal commendation for the alleviation
it affords, and the permanent cure it
effects in kidney diseases, as Dr. Van
Buren's Kidney Cuire. Its action in
these distressiug complaints is • simply
wonderful. For Sa e by J. S. Roberts.
770'.52,789 i
[ -.wz--
G. W. ingay,
parkdaleaToronto, rites : "My wife
had several very severe . attacks of
Oramps in the stomach. ,Hearing of
Dr. Austin's Phesphatine .and its
pleasantness to take, I gave her two
bottles, and sh has not had an attack
Since. and her health is much improved.
For sale by all druggists. 770.52.789
J. Wetherell,
Writing from Winnipeg, says: "I can
say more about Phoaphatine now then.
When I saw y�i last in Toronto. My
health is mach impioved, and I am
free from headaches Or any other aches,
having used on y two and a half bottles
of your Phosph.tine k For sale by all
druggists. 770. 2.789.
• lb.
Is 0 Hair
Turning gray a d gradually falling out?
Hall's Hatr Re ewer will restore it to
its original colik, aid stimulate the
follicles to prodiace anew and luxuriant
growth. It also clea,nses the scalp,
eradicates dandruff, and is a most
agreeable and herrnlass dressing. 793.52
The Agony f a Cough.
Let any pers n wi ,h a • fresh cotigh
imagine it gaini g on, bine day after day
and year after year. Let him couple
with it the dread of ,consumption, the
long years of weakness, the months -of
acute suffering, the agonies, of deah.
He will then no hes tate to obtain the
best cough rem dies e.t the first appear-
ance of this evi •ence of disease. Mr,
H. G. Mann, of Kingly, P. Q., says:
I have been 1 r Bettered years alarmed
by an affection, f the lungs. After a
time I obtained and used several bottles
of Dr. Wilson'Pulmonary Cherry Bal-
sam. Before t e firSt was finished I
HURON EIPOSITO*
raised a number of hard, gluey globules,
and my troubles left me entirely. 793.
62
--0)*
N
That there is a reliable remedy for kid-
.
ney trouble, half the terrors irate:died
to these complaints have been removed,
For this let all be thankful, and to Dr.
Van Buren's Kidney Care award
all praise for having thus re-
movej a. hitherto fatal disease from
our path. It was never known to
fail, Sold by J. S. Roberts. 770.52.789
Pitn.ples and. Blotches. -
Call at Lumsden & Wilson'e Drug
store and get a package of Calvert's
Carbolic Cerate. It is composed- of
Vaseline, Carbolic Acid and Cerate, and
has never failed to remove pimples,
blotches, uleerated sores and rough
skin. It cures when all others fail. Try
it. 795.52.2w
A Remarkable Recovery.
Farmers in weslaing- sheep, lumber-
men in stream driving, and others in
like occupations are greatly exposed to
colds. One of these was Mr. E. B.
Ellis, Milltown. N. B. He caught a
severe cold while stream driving, which
in a short time brought on night sweats,
sunken -chest, and. every symptom of
deep-seated consumption. Medicines
brought no relief until Dr. Wilson's
Pulmonary Cherry Balsam was tried.
It cured him: This Dr. Wilson's Pul-
monary Cherry Balsam is the king of
remedies for throat and lung diseases.
793.52.
Calvert's Carbolic Cerate.
Try it for chapped hands, cuts,burns,
bruises. It is a preparation of Vaseline,
caebolic acid and Cerate. It will cure
any sore where all other preparations
fail. Call at -Lumsden & Wilson's Drug
Store and get a package, 25o 11 all iG
(mete. 795.62.2w
Robert Munroe, engine -driver be-
tween Kincardine and Hamilton, says: '
"It was impossible for any person to -be
a worse subject of dyspepsia and a
greater sufferer than I was. I often
had to lie down in the caboose, and
actually thought I would die before I
reached my destination. I purchased a
bottle of McGregor's Speedy Cure, and
it cured me." Free trial bottles at
Lumsden & Wilson's drug store. Reg-
ular size, fifty cents and one dollar.
7%5.52
ICram's Lightning Fluid.
Is the only instantaneous relief for
neuralgia, headache, toothache, etc.
Rubbing a few drops briskly is all that
is needed. No taking nanseons medi-
cine for weeks, but one minute's appli-
cation removes all pain, and will prove
the great value of Kram's Fluid
Lightning. Twenty-five cents -per
bottle at Lumsden & Wilson's Drug
Store, Seaforth. 795.52.2w
Bucklen.'s Arnica Salve.
The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure,
burns, bruises, outs, ulcers, salt rheum,
Vver sores, cancers, piles, chilblains,
corns, tetter, chapped hands and all
skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in
every instance or money refunded; 25
cents per box. For sale by E. Hickson
& Co. 783.52. 0
Farmers before buying your reaper
and molver oil ask for and procure a
sample of "Kaiser" Maclaine Oil. It is
warredited not to gum, and is guarane
teedto give good satisfaction. 753-52 .
Now that the reaping and mowing
season 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
For sore eyes, incurable by all other
means, resort to Churchill's Climax
Eye Salve, and you will be surprised at
the prompt relief. Price 25 cents. 798,
52,2w.
Lt••••••
Grand Trunk RaihnaY,
Trains leave Seaforth and Clinton stations as
follows:
GOIPG WEST—
Express
Express
BEAPORTN.
.12:58 P. M.
8-42 P. M.
Express ..... .....8:00 A. M.
Mixed Train . 5:40 P. M.
GOING EAST— SZAFORTH.
Expreee 6.82k M,
Express Train1:88 P. M.
Mixed Train.— 4:85 P. M.
Mixed Train 9-30 A. M.
CLINTON.
1:17 P. M.
9:00 P. M.
8:45 A. M.
6:15 P. M.
CLINTON.
6:15 &.M.
1:17 P. M.
3:50 P. M.
8.45 A. M.
London,Huron and Bruce.
GOING NORTY1—
Express. Mail.
A. hi.
London, deplre.. ..,.
Exeter 8 86
Hensall 8 50
Kippen 8 55
Brncefield •: 9 05
Clinton 9 30
Blyth e . .. 10 00
Winghane arrive _10 35
GOING 8011TU— Mail.
A. M.
Wingham, depart 7 10
Blyth el 745
Clinton 8 20
Brncefield 8 35
Hippen • . 8 45
Heneall 8 50
Exeter 9 05
London, arrive 10 10
P. M.
400
5 16
530
5 35
5 45
6 10
39
740
Expres
P. M.
240
3 1.8..
8 50
4 05
4 13
4 18
480
5 35
Giving up Business
IN BAYFIELD.
Owing to the death of my father, I
purpose closing basiness here about the
i.st of May, and would intimate to my
customers in Bayfield and surrounding
country that I will make a reduction in
prices of all goods now in stook equal.
to cost of removal.
All parties indebted are reepectfully
invited to call and settle.
As I intend taking an active part in
the business formerly carried on by my
father at Seaforth, I will be pleased to
have a call from any of my old custom-
ers when in town, and. take this oppor-
tunity of thanking them for the very
liberal support bestowed 6n me while in
Bayfield.
• Respectfully,
ANDREW KIDD.
DUNCAN, CHEMIST & DRUGGIST,
:SUCCESSOR TO E. HICKSON & co.,
Still keeps on hand a large and well -assorted stook of Pare Drugs, Chemicals and
Patent Medicines, Dye Woods, Dye Stuffs of every description, ana a large stock
of Handy Package Dyes in all colors. We have just opened out a large stook
of 4
Warner's Safe Kidney Cure and Pills.
Also, RHEIIMATINE, that wonderful cure for Rheumatism, &c, And a large
stoo of Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil, that reliable cure for Coughs, Colds, Sore
Thr ats, Burns, Swellings, Wounds, &c. Toilet articles of every description,
such as Toilet Soaps, Perfumery's, Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes; Circular,
Bac and Dressing Combs; Bath and Toilet Sponges of the finest, quality.
a
and 411 orders answered with care and despateh.
—Physicians' Prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded,
C_ IDT_TI•TCA.1•T,
Next. Door to Duncan & Duncan's Dry Goode Store, Seaforth,
At
SEEDS !
SEEDS! SEEDS!•
O. C. WILLSON'S New Seed Store,
• MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
full stook of the very best selected. seeds that can be found. in any one
housewest of the cities, consisting of Spring Wheat, Oats, Peas and Barley,
Clover Seed, Timothy, Orchard G-rass, Kentucky Blue Grass, Red Top and Rye ENGLISH AND AMERICAN.
Grass Hungarian, Millet and Flax Seed, a lot of Black Tartar Oats, a quantity
of first prize Lost Nation Spring Wheat, grown by James Dickson, Esq., on his
gold medal farm in Tuckersruith ; Root and Garden Seeds of all varieties sold
geld papers. Call and see our samplea -
by the ounce or package. Any Roots, Bulbs, or Seeds not in stock will be order- before purchasing. No trouble to sheet,
whether you buy or notiat
ed from the best on tlie shortest notice. Call and examine my stock and be your
oven judge.
Let no one now omit to buy
The fragrant " Teaberry," and try
Upon the teeth. its cleansing poweron
•
And gain a breath like the scent' et,
flowers.
s.;
Carry the News.
NEAR TILSONRCRO, Ont., Dec.14,1881.,
I have been ailing for years
with biliousness end dyspep7
sia, and was reduced to a mere
skeleton. I was induced to try
Zopesa, by Mr. Thomas, of the
firm of C. Thomas & Co.,drug-,
gists of this place, and, Many
thanks to hina,I ern now anten-
tirely new woman, and. weiat
124 ponnds through the use of
this new compound.
MRS. CAROLINE FORBES.
Wife of Mr.R.G.Fothes-
L4msden & Wilson.
—POR
WALL PAPER
WALL PAPER.
WALL PAPER,
WALL PAPER„
1
An immense new stock just to bawl,
from the cheapett to the very 1ine0
Lumsden & Wilson s;
0. C. WILLSON Alain Street Seaforth.
Seaforth
REMOVAL.
Musical Instrument Emporium
SCOTT BROTHERS
Beg tit announoe that they have removed to more commodious premises, one
door.north of the Poet Office, where they will be found with a large and well -
selected stock of DUNHAM PIANOS, which are so well known and highly
spoken of by all musicians. EXCELSIOR ORGANS.—These Organs have re-
ceived the highest rewards wherever shown, and have also received a diploma at
the Industrial Fair just closed at Toronto. We also keep in stock other Pianos
and Organs, and all ,kinds of small instruments, sheet music and instruction
books. Agents wanted.
SCOTT BROTHERS Seaforth.
SE AFORTIL
WROXETER wimp.
/ALEX. L. GIBSON
Begs to annoutice to the Public that h�
has commenced, to operate the
WROXETER WOOLLEN FACTORY,,
and that he will be prepared to &fit
good value in
FULL CLOTHS,
TWEEDS,
UNION TWEEDS,
FLANNELS, e
PLAIDINGS,
•WiNCEYS,
and varieties in STOCKING YARNS.
CUSTOM CARDING,
Spinning and Falling promptly attend!,
ed to.
Parties from a distance will, as far ate
possible, have their Rolls herne with
them, and as he has put the mill iato
good working order and employs nonce
but efficient workmen alf work
• TORONTO, warranted.
Remember the Wroieter Mills.
ALEX. L. GIBSON,'
PROPRIETOR
1,500 BOTTLES MCCOLL -BROTTS & CO:
--OF—
CLYCERATED BALSAM OF FIR,
The Magic Cure for
COUGHS, COLDS & SORE THROAT,
Sold during the past year, and the de-
mand con sten tly increasing. This
valuable medicine may now be procured
from
Messrs. Joseph Kidd & Son, Dublin.
Mr. Jas. Drummond, Blyth.
Andrew Govenlock, Winthrop.
James Campb,11, Walton.
Wm. Scott, Brucvield.
Henry Schafer, Kippen.
jas-Bonthron d Son, Hensel,
And wholesale or retail from
LUMSDEN & WILSON,
•
Manufacturers, Seaforth,
SECURE THE SHADOW.
ANDriEW CALDER,
rrHE PEOPLE'S PHOTOGRAPHER, begs to
-A- state that he has returned home trom Da-
kota, and is convineed that "There's no claw
like home," and he intends to remain at home,
and will henceforth give his entire perional at-
tention to bis business: His facilities for doing
good work are 4nexcelled, and he can guarantee
satisfaction. Come one, came all, and bring
your relations and friends, and secure the
shadow ere the substance fades. I can &more-
modate yon all, and can send you on your way
rejoicing. Just try me and prove me. Charge/
moderate. Remember the plaee—Seott's- Block_
Main Street, Seaforth.
762 ANDREW CALDER.
latinufactnrers end,Wholeealta Dealers in
LARDINE,
CYLINDER,
BOLT CUTTING
• AND WOOL OILS.
Our celebrated LARDINE brand is
unexcelled by any other Oil on the
market. In recognition of its superior
merit we have received all the
HIGHEST -PRIZES
-'Wherever we exhibited since 1878,
among other awards a large number of
COLD,SILVER & BRONZE MEDALS,
Besides numerous Diplomas. It is
warranted not to gum or clog, and as it
• wears equal to castor oil is, therefore,
the most profitable oil for those ranntug
machinery.
Farmers, Threshers and Mill
men should try it, For sale by
WM. ROBERTSON & CO.,
802 26 SEAFORTH.
FOR, S.A_IJM,
THE Residence of W. C. Gouinlock, 4 houses in
Seaforth, 4 houses ill Ha.rpurhey, 500 acres,
partly cleared, from 4 tea8 miles from Seaforth,
and 1,280 acres selected farming land in Birtle
District, Manitoba.
S. C. G6UINLOCK,
SEAFOISTII.
CHRYSTAL & BLACK,
PRACTICAL
BOILER MAKERS:„
THE Subscribers- have bought the Tools 11)4
Boiler Business lately canied on by the Ged-
erich Foundry and Mannfattnrieg Company, and
havieg had an experience of over eight years in
that shop, are now prepared to carry on the trade
in all its branches.
Any work entrusted to us will receive prompt,
attention. Firstaciase work gnaranteed. ,
All kinds of Bolles .rnade and repaired, also
Smoke Stacks and Sheet Iron Work; &e., at lee-
sonable rates.
New Salt Pane made and old ones repaired on
the shortest notice, and at prices that defy cone -
petition. ,
CH RtYSTAL BL
783 Box 103, Gadjayiefe.a,
- -
AMBER SUGAR CANE
MACHINERY.
NEW PARACON SCHOOL •DESKS.
M. BEATTY & SONS, Welland, Ont'„,
Jea' Early Amber Cane Seed imported from
the Southern State*. Send for Catalogue and
Pricen. 802r '
EYE, El; AND THROAT,
OR. CEORCE S. RYERSON, -
L. R. C. P., L.R.C. S. E., Lecturer an the Ey!
Era. and ThroaS, Trinity Medical College, Toren -
to, and Snrgeon to the Mercer Eye and. Ear In-
firmary, Consulting Oculist and Ambit to the
Institutions for the Blind,. Bramtford, and for
the Deaf and Dunth. Belleville, Ont. Laze -an+
cal Assiitent Royal London Ophthalmia Hoqu-
Moorftelde, and Central Throat and 3*
Hospital.
317 CHURCH ..STREET, TORONTO.
May be consulted at the
ALBION HOTEL, STRATFORA,
on the Last ,ctsrertzviv igAiAt.
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