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SEPTEMBER 12, 1884.
THE U
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POSI OR.
7
The Home of the Cholera.
The home of the cholera, and its
h- late, so far as anything is known
dare birth, is the Delta of the Ganges.
prone this steaming hot bed,
where it Was produced, it bas
*matred a permanent lodgment in
the provinces of Bengal, Madras and
Bombay. To the westward a Hindoo-
oeuatand as the land is elevated above
the juugle level, it appears but as an
epidemic, se it does in Europe,- though
mom frequently.
Uadwar is a little city in Upper
gindoostan, or what is known as the
•]ab, at the foot of the Himalaya
mountains. It is the seat of two great
asoma findoo festivals, which draw
together immense, or rather innamer
crowds from all portions of India.
many as 3,000,000 devotees have
teen at times assembled at these anti-
versarzes. The throngs gathering at
thisplace lived—eating, sleeping and
rerforming all the functions of life—on
;hare, sandy plain bordering upon the
es, herding like swine, during the
fee season. They had, of course, no
means of sanitary protection. At these
festivals, the devotees are fed from a
Inlet kitchen. The food necessarilybe
eomea- stale and unwholesome. The
pilgrims, eat like gluttons ; indigestion
and intestinal derangements:. follow;
The earth is saturated with the filth of
this vast encampment it isdrained
into the Ganges ; there the pilgrims
also bathe, and then they drink and use
for cooking purposes the river water.
fere the cholera has fonnd all the con-
dions for its most malignent develop-
ment, and here its most terrific ravages
have been experienced. The facta illus-
trate the whole history of the cholera,
and all stages of its development.
Of late years, Hudwar has lost its
weed oharaoter, and these festivals are
unpopular.. Some requirements of tra-
vel, transportation or manufacture, led
to the construction" of a canal, which
diverted the waters of • the Ganges at
this point. This, according to Hindoo
tonperstition, rendered the Ganges un-
clean, and it has been, to a great extent,
abandoned as the object of pilgrimage.
To the same extent cholera has d:imin-
ished. Inthis way science has inci-
dentally crippled the power of the
pestilence and restricted its extent.—
Chicago Journal.
Freak of a Black Snake.
The Carson Appeal of a recent date
says: On Tuesday last, at Forest's
ranch, near Genoa, one. of the hands
noticed a cow, charging furiously at a
thicket. An investigation showed that
the animal was fighting a big black
snake andtrying to .stamp it to death
with her fore feet.
The thicket was an isolated clamp of
sagebush, and the snake did not seem
disposed to leave it and. trust its life in
the open country. Finally the cow
lowered her heat/ and attempted to
impale the snake on her. horns. In an
instant the snake sprang onto the cow's
head and rapidly coiled itself about her
horns. The caw stood dazed for an. in-
stant and then set off on a run, occa-
sionally kneeling to rub her head
against the ground, but she was
unable to' rid herself of her
enemy. She again sought -the sagebnsh
and tried to brush the incubus off, bet
the snake only coiled itself the tighter
and refused to be dislodged.
The cow seemed finally to realize
that all her efforts, were useless, and
uttering a terrible *flow, set off at full
gallop. The hands-. made an effort to
follow her and turn her back, but in her
frantic flight she outstripped the a horses
and, when cornered, would charge
everything in sight.
Occasionally the snake would half
untwist itself and its head would play
before the cows eyes. On these occas-
ions the poor animal would believe with
terror and sometimes go 50 yards back-
wards to escape.
For three hours she ran wildly about
the field, with the foam -and blood. fly-
ing from her lies and sweat streaming
from her sides. - The rest of the hired
help tried to throw a lasso over her
horns, but could not get near enough,
and finally the poor brute dropped from
sheer exhaustion and panted' out her
life. The snake was immediately dis-
patched and was a black snake five feet
long.
Stephen.
CouNcrc MEETING.— All members
present. Minutes of the last meeting
read and approved. Mr. Heaman's ap-
plication. not entertained. Mr. Fergu-
son's thistle bill was ordered to be paid,
and amounts put on the roll against
the lots. Reeve, Deputy Reeve and
Clerk to meet Saturday next, at, Credi-
ton to revise M. C. D. rates. On
motion of S. Ryan and C. Eilber, G.
Brown was appointed collector at a
salary of $90, no extra. Resolved that
tenders be received by V. Ratz, H.
Eilber or C. Prouty up to September
lath, far the .construction of a pile
bridge on the Crediton road, spanning
Mud Creek drain ; the above parties
will give full particulars. After passing
the following orders, the. Council ad-
journed to meet the first Monday in
October : J. Parsons, nails, $1 ; W.
McCann, bridge, $49.50 ; E. Deetner,
$11.75 ; T. Chambers, $4 ; J. Schweit-
zer, $3 ; E. Williams, $3.50 ; C. Fink-
biner, $2 ; W. Holt, jr., $a" ; Mr. Cham-
bers, $5 ; Mr. Ferguson, $4.50 ; _R. Ire-
land, $1; T. Flynn, $1 ; J. Lewis, $1 ;
Wrn. Cockwell, 50 cents.
- A. Cute Idea.
The owner of a brewery in the coun-
try commenced. last Autumn to erect
new premises ; but notwithstanding the
large number of hands employed, the
work of digging out the foundations
progressed very slowly, to the great an-
noyance of the proprietor. Suddenly it
seethed as if new life had come into the
men. From early dawn till late in the
evening they now worked away with
unparalleled industry, bidding defiance
to the wind and rain, and barely taking
sufficient time to snatch a hasty meal.
When the grenade had been ecavated
to the properi depth, the men had
almost to be restrained by main force
from going deeper still, and appeared to
depart with lingering regret from the
scene c f their activity. The brewer
tubbed his hands and chuckled to him
self, And how was the mystery ex-
plained, ?` He had placed in an old
worn-out earthen jara slip of old parch-
ment bearing the following inscription
in an antiquated handwriting : " Great
Ettore of monyee lyeth buried beneath
thys spotte he that findeth ytt may
keep .ytt. R.enaember ye pore !" , He
then covered. the jar with a piece of
slate, and buri = • it wh
would be sure eo find i
re, t e' workmen
•
California ' anohes.
The extent : f some of the';vast.ratiob
es in Los Ang os Coanty,Cal fornia,eay
an exchange, iJs even beyond;] the innagl
ita ranol
is.pob
eoor do
im ens
nation. Baldwin'% Santa Ai
is situated in .that county an
bly the largest. natural
are marvellou e, ! and the
amount .of different produbts alMo
o
fabulous. The farm oompfrises 12
ange is
ates, 3'
ail on
pear tOee
trees, an,
head f
nd sever:I
and thS
of gotele •
of 18133
sh capita
acres
t Confit
they hay
t to Gla.
ndon.
acres in grapes, ' 16,000 0
lemon trees, 2,000 poinegra
English walnut trees, 2,8
trees, 2,500 peach trees 4,
2,000 apricot trees, Logo fig
subsistence fu niched for 25,
sheep, 2,000 o we atld pugs,
hundred hors s and mule
year oan be sen 17,000 sore
grain. During the early par
company of Sotch and Engl
ists purchases -about 60,0
red=wood forests in Hurn bol
California, sine which time
exported abon 2,675,000 fe
gow, Leith, Liverpool and L
—Reports 1r m Chateau, a • d HaI
Harbor, on the Labrador toast, lJ
there have ben . frequent collie o
lately betwee the Orang men
Catholics at th se 'points, au.. that It
troubles are as uming very eriousr
portions. Many people have b: en woun
ed, and it is said some have lost the
lives. Each petty is carryin revolve
and other arms, which are. reely s:
on the slightest provocation. It is
the Governor has requested t i e Adiai
alty to order si war vessel to he ec$n
and that the request has ben aced:
to. l
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EPPS'S COCOk.—GRATEFUL AND.O„
FORTING.—" By a thorough k owled a 1
the natural laws which gove the ope -
ations of digestion, and nutition, a • d
by a eareral ap lication of th fine lir -
perties of well- elected Coco , Mr. Ep , s
has provided our breakfast tables Wit
a delicately flvotedbever4.ge whic
may save us many doctors' bills. " It s
by the judioio 's nee .of such articl s of
diet that a con titution may be grad' -
ally built up ntil strongnought.
resist every to denoy to disease. n0
dreds of • subtl maladies a e floai ! g
around us re dy : to attack where's : r
there is a weak. point. We ay esca • e
many a fatal shaft by keepin ourse yes
welt fortified with. pure •bl od -an a
properly nouriShed frame." Civil e
vice Gazette.-4Made simply with boi
ing water or milk.' Sold only in Packets
and Tins (a lb. and lb.), y grocer
labelled—" Jii# s EPP§ & C ., Hone°
pathic Chemists, London, E g." 83J� 2
Although There e
dozens of worrz renedies in the mak
there is nothing' like or e. nal to
Schilling's Genuine . Wor•• Cre
Mothers can rely on it and se it Wi
safety. For sale by all dr-aggi ts. 837 5
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It
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Nine Physicians Ou done
Mrs. Helen lPharviz. No. 3;1 Dai t • n
street, Chicago, Ill., is now i her s' t
eighth year, nd states the t :she : s
suffered with onsnmption.fo� aboni;
years, was tre ted by nine ,hysicif n
all of them pr pouncing her ase hi)p
less. She had iven up all ho . es of v :r
recovering. 5 ven bottles of Dr. Bi 's
New Discover for Consume •tion d •,
pletely cared h r. Doubting nes,pl a:•e
drop her a postal card nd sat s y
yourselves. all at J. S. Rob rts'
drug store an• get a free trial bo tl:.
833.52
An Answer Wan ed.
Can any one (bring us a cas. of Bidjn .:y
or Liver Complaint that Elec ric Bide s
will not spee ily;cure ? - W : say h: y
cannot, as tho sands of cas s alr • y
permanently nred and who are d icy
recommending Electric Bi tens, :11
prove. Bright' Disease, Dia etes, eek
Back, or any n inary compla nt qui k
cured. They ,nrify the blo d, regu a e
the bowels, anact directly i n the dis-
eased parts. K very bottle narantee
For sale at 50c. a bottle .byJ. S. Rob or,S.
833.52.
The WeaI and the ITN purl
The merry little monntai • brook, : s
it lightly dant s over the rocks I,a d
sparkles in the sunshine on it way da' n
to the river, is pure and cl • an. lit is
active ; theref re,'it is hea thy. t 's
vigorous ; ther foie, it resists impu it
But the sin gish pool, where the u
rent is not str ng :enough to keep' t e
water in mot4on, is stagnant and 0 1.
Dirt and ru bish are thrown int t,
and stay th e. Impuriti:s and vi e
.dere make it breeder of disease s,:•d
an object to b avoided.
When the b ood is strong and i
and red, and vigorously ,.ourses
accustomed r unds throng, • art ` ri
and veins, the system is earty a
healthy. -
When the blood is:thin an poor a
weak, impnritiies and defile ents ere
into it, and it has no strong h to a
them ont.- Then the system uns d w..
Shaker Bloo Syrup puri • es and e
riches the Bio d ; curing Sc ofnla, a
cer, Rheumati m, Catarrh, leers j a d
Skin and Bl od diseases f ever d -
scription.
A dollar a bottle at J. . Rob r s,
agent, Seafort 8.52. ,
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Hol oway's P' s.
Dysentery, iarrlicea and Disorderd
Bowels.—Thee inaladies ar ever pr€a-
ent, and if left unattended 'fregnef
terminate fatally. It ghoul be e'
where known that all these compl lin s
originate -in the presence of eonee n• i -
Bested substance in the tomac •r
bowels, or of some deleterio • s matt r n
the blood, and -that Hollows 's Pi11e c. n
eliminate either with ease : nd ei'ze.1
bine
ibine in a an prism • e-
gree purifyin alterative, regula i •
and strengthe ing qualities, -and h•
exert over 0 ery internal organ t ••
wholesomely ontrollipg i fluenc :
necessary fors bdning exoe• sive ac
in the human rams. Hello ay's rY
cine may be a vantageonsly taken
means of keepi
•
y
tion. They co
g,
s
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O
n
1-
a
t1
g the blood • ure an t • e
Ibody cool, the sly practice le plan of
maintaining h alth in you rh, in : n-
1 hood, and in ofd age. 837.5
The Ag ny of a C ugh.
Let any per on with a f esh cen • h
imagine It gai ing on him d r y after d : y
and year aft r year. Let him cou le
with it the dr ad of consumeP tiont t e
long years of weakness, the months of
acute sufferin , the agonie of dna h.
He will then tot hesitate to] obtain he
best ooug, remedies at he
ante of this evidence ief •
B. Dickac>jn, of Danville)0
have beer for several yrs
an affeoti n of the lung:.
I obtained and used s : fiver
Dr. Wiled i'sPulmonary .h:
Before th.. first was finish
number o hard gluey g •b,
troubles 1 ft me entirel
Buo . en's Arni t a
The be
braises,
sores, tette
corns, and
tively our
It is guara
Con, or m
per box,
833.52.
r, chapped h nd
all skin ern , tion
s piles, or no p yl required..
nteed to give • er est satisfao-
�ney refunds. t P it.e 25 cents
For sale :b J Roberts.
t appear-
= a =. Mr.
,, says, " I
armed by
te'a time
1 bottles of
y Balsam,
r raised a
1: s and my
91.52.
fa
for opts,
nm, fever
hilblains,
s and ppsi-
t salve in the wort
res, ulcers, a: t rh
I have
Corn and
reoomrner
One bc>ttl�
corn cur
(Signed,)
Sold by L
Seaforth.
The Wi
rare vire
astringent
medicine,
other valuable vegetable ex : et
Dr. Fowle 's Extract df
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sed Dr. Sora
Wart Eradi
d it as doing
is worth fon
My cor
C. Barron
msden & Wi
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A Rare P
d gtrawberr
e as a ole
anteseptio
and when
p,
atop;,
11
hes;
son
anti.
pia
tnsi
ai4d
combine
's Russian
and oan
professes.
ny other
missing.
Stratford.
Druggists,
830x26
possess s
aoolin ,
heal' g
3
wt h
as in
ild Straw-
dy in all
berry, it i an ;unfailing re
Bowel Co plaints. 857 52.2
A' S rong E.ndc4rse
The ole gy, the med. al
press and the people a 1 e
dock Bloo• Bitters as he
renovatin : blood purify ng t'
Its work • ears out its b st e
85752.2w.
Respect .ge.
Age sho • ld always comm n
in the o: se of Dr. Feeder'
Wild Str wberry it o*tai>lii
25 years t at has beet
t • e
remedy ith ' the peel' le,
Morbus, 3 sentery, I iter
and all B • wel Complai ts.
a
mat.
u ty, the
orse Bur-
st system
io known.
ommend.
•
respect,
xtract of
does, for
standard
r Cholera
a, Colic
57.52.2w.
Sad Ne
Neglecting a constip
the bowels is sure t
and gree suffering.
Bitters regulate the bo
manner, purifying the
mote a healthy action o
liver, kidneys and bowe
ec .
ed o
brizlg
ur
els
loo
s.
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:5,
dition of
ill -health
ck Blood
n a natural
and pro -
e stomach,
.52.2w.
orbus.
A Ciire for Chol
A positive cure foif this • angerous
complaint, andfor all alente • r chronic
forms of Bowel Complaints i • cident to
summer and fall, is fon d i Dr. Fow-
ler's Extract of Wild St awbjeitry ; to be
procured from all drug tats. 57.52.2w.
Dr. Low's Worm Sy tip Wi 1 remove
worms and cause, quicker hag any
other medicine. 857.52m.
tie *lee
For nettle 'rash, Rolling flee, ring-
worm eruptions, and 41 8 z diseases
use Prof. 'Low's Magic Sal ; ur Soap.
857.52m.
ra
r-- -�♦a 4..;
Destroy the worms othe
stroy the children. !Use
Worm Po ders, they e i pel a
worms. 57.52m. ,
-0-4100.-
h
0-•0
Nations Pills puri
and regullates • the st
bowels 8e7.52m.
-40 41"
Great' Prbbl
rimy de-
reeman's
1 kinds of
es 't' e
Hach li
—Take Sall the J idne' and
M•
-Take all the Blood pur ifi
—Take .all the Rheumatic
— Take all the Dyspepsia a •
tion
— Take
OAS
11 the Ague, Fever
—Take all the Brain and
—Take
—Iu sh
of all the
all the great bealt
.rt, take all the b
e, and the
blood,
er and
fuer
dicines,
era,
eiitedies,
d indigos -
Cures,
and Bili-
pecifics,
erve force
evivers,
restorers.
s ,qualities
-Best
medicines
1 that
Hop
tiee quell-
n rated
Will cure
y or
onbined
will give
—Quali ies of all th belt
in the wo ld, and you ill fi`n
—Bitte s have thebe t oar
ties and p • wers of all
Colo
—In th m, and that they
when any or all of thes , sir g
—Fail A thorough
positive p oof of this.
ard.ened iv1e�
1 Five ye rs ago I b oke
kidney an liver compl • int
tism.
Since t en I have begin tin
about at 11. My liver eca
wood ; m limbs were pu e
filled wit water. '
All the best: physici ns a
nothing c ul.d cure m:, I r
try Hop itters ; I h : ve (n
bottles ; t e hardness as all
my liver, he swelling Isom I
and it ha worked a mi acici i
otherwise I would hav •: b t
my grave J. W. Mor y, t
1,1881.
tri
Po erty and u e:
" I wa dragged d wn
poverty a d suffering or ye
by a sick family . a 'd lr rp
doctoring
I was ompletely d.jscotirf
one year go,by the advice f
I comme ced using Hop Bitt
one mont we were al! -we 1
of us hav seen.a sick ay i
want to s y to all pooe
keep yo r families ell a
Hop Bitt rs for less than p
visit • wil cost. I know itl"
ingman.
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.own with
d rheuma-
An
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01' 801
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EX ERIENcE.
•'f Calvert, Te
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nese my apprecu
of
0T wish to ex
valuable qualiti(
ier's.
ty 3,1882.
tion of the
Aye se Cliery Pectoral
as a coag reined'.
"While with C urehill's army, last before
the batt. of Vit ksburg, I contracted a se-
vere col , which terminated in a dangerous
cough. found o relief till on our march
we came o a co try store, where, on asking
tor some emedy, I was urged to try Alma's
's
CEERRY =ORAL.
"I did so, and was rapidly cares: since
then I ha a kept pie PECTORAL cc nstantly by
Me, for f Holy us& and I have found it to be
an invalu ble remedy for throat and lung
diseases J. W. W LEY."
Thong ds of testimonials certify to the
prompt ure of all bronchial and lung
affections, by tbe use of AYE 'S CHERRY
PECTORAL. Being very palatable the young-
est
oungest ohildr in take t readily.
P PARED BY
V .
Dr.J,C.Ayer&Co.,Lowell,Mass.
.Sold 1.13, all Druggists.
it
b1e to be
hard like
3 up and
reed that
esolved to
Sed seven
gone from
ny limbs,
a zny case;
pow in
Tido, Oct.`
'ing.
pith debt,
rs caused
e bills for
ged, until
my pastor,
sr , and in
a d none
o,and I
on can
y ar with.
e doctor's
Work -
L No e are genuine; with nt a bunch
of green Hops on -tate v it label.
Shun all he vile, poisonous • t ff witb.
" Hop " r " Hops " ;in th •i name.
864.52.m. .
An x-.AldermE.n Tr e It.
•Ex -A erman Tayler, 1f oronto,
tried H ° yard's Yellow Oil rf • r heuma-
tism.. t cured him after allother
remedies had failed. 07.12 2w..
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McGrogor & Parke's Caar alio IC: rate has been
tested by years of trial and 11a b e found the
most convenient and effectu me h d f applying
carbolic acid. Tho greates anti ,eti in use for
cuts, burns and old sores. Be aie you get Mc-
Gregor & Patke's Carbolic', Cerate Sold for 25
cents by Lumsden & Wilio , druggi -ts 851.52m.
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ARRO "L & DICKS i N
Solieito s, Conv
S caforth nd Bi•uss
son's Hardware sto
N. B. One mens
in Seaforth office.
P. S. CARROLL,
Seaforth
yancers, $e. M ney to lend,
Is ; Senfo' th offi a ower John-
e, Main Strest.
,er of the film w 11 always be
W. B. DI KSON,
Brussels.
J.
. BEST,
BABRISTER, . • elicitor, Conveyancer, &c.
Office, Cady's lock, three doors north of
Post 0ffice,Seafortl . Goderich Agen s—Cameron,
Holt and Cameron„ 670-11
B , C. HAYS, So icitor, &c, Private money to
• lend at lower t rates of interes,,. OFFICE—
Corner of square and West Street, Goderich. 774
GARBOry & PROUDFOOT,Barr sters,Solici-
tors, &e., Godlerich, Ontario.—J. T. Garrow
Wm.Prot dfoot. i 686
CiAMEB�N, HOLT & CAMERON , Barristers,
'` Solicitors in Chancery, &o., G oderich, Ont.
M.C.Caraeron,Q.Q.;Philip Holt, M. G. Cam.
eron. 506
HW A. MEYER, Barrister and Attorney at
• Law, Solicitor in Chancery. Commissioner
for taking affidavits in the Province of Manitoba.
Solicitor for the Bank of Hamilton, Wingbam.
Privatefund s to loan at61 t o 6} per cent. 688
MANNING & SCOTT, Barrister , Solicitors,
Conveyancers, &c. Solicitors r the Bank
of Johnston, Tisd .le & Gale. Mo ey to loan.
Office, Beaver. Bloch , Clinton, Cute io. A. 4.
MANNING,, jamas S OTT, - 781
MEYER &DICK- NSON, Barriste , &c., Kent's
Block, Wing} ata. Solicitors for the Bank
of Hamilton. Co missioners for t king affida-
vits in Ma itoba. rivate funds to oan at 6 per
cent. Lu know.ce every Wedne•day. H. W.
C. MEYER E. L. IlicatNpoN. 738
LO TU$ E. DANCEY
LATE with Cameron, Holt & Camer. n, Goderich,
Barrister, ' elicitor, Convc • ancer, dec.
Money to oan; remotes Old Offi e, Cardno's
786
Block, Se forth.
S. G. Mc AUGHEY,
•
NOTARY Public Conveyancer, C
4c. Office ii Carmichael's B
floor), opposite Tu EXPOSITOR Offie
lend. Farms and louses for salt.
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mmissionet,
oek, (ground
. Money to
836
F. H
Q UC.CESSOlt to
• Holmisted, B
and Notary Soli
Commercd. Mon
Office in Scott's B1
LM ESTE
]ate firm of
n -rioter, Solicitor,
citor for the Can
;y to lend. F
eek, Main street,
•
cCaughey &
Conveyancer
dian Bank of
ms for sale.
eaforth.
Mc
Every
capacity,
purpose,
or is alio'
allowed.
Cure, tli(
blood an
drug stoi
testimon:
851.52m.
Grego'is Speedy Cure.
pu,•chase of common s
when re Iniring an articl
turebase )oly that which
ved first o test before buy
free tr al bottle of McG
great r-medy for dysp
i liver di orders at Lumsd
e. Sold t 50c. and Al pe
els fro ,► persons in yo
use business
for a certain
as been tried
tog. You are
egor's Speedy
psia. impure
n Wilson'r
bottle. Sec
own town
COPYRIGHTED NOVEMBER 2, 1883.
In order to protect ourselves, as well as the public, front worthless- im
time of our great Cough Remedy, we have regi tered the name in the offic
the Minister of AgrIonitare, Ottawa,
LUMSDEN . 8c
ILSOrN'S-
ROYAL - Gir.YGERATED BALSAM OF F!
ta-
of
Those suffering from Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat., &o., who have not yet
been induced to try this preparation, should do•so'l
at once, as the positive st te-
mente of the most respectable men in the country, and the great demand om
all over the Province, prove beyond a doubt that it contains virtues po8sesse by
no other remedy. When once used it is always aopted as the standard Co gh
Remedy in the household,, Children like it. I is perfectly safe to use, fad
apart altogether from its superiority, it is cheape than ! any other. Let no on -
sideration deter you from trying it at once. If yo r dealer has not got it, he can
procure it for you without much trouble, by addre sing the manufacturers,g
Ll11MSDEN & WILSON,
CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS SEAFQRTN. 011�T.
l
CEN=TRAL GR'OCE
RY.
Notwithstanding the recent advance in the wholes le mar ets in the prict of
SUGARS, we are selling them at lower prices than e er before offered to the
public. Having made our purchases when prices touched bottom, we, therefore,
are in a position to offer extra inducements to our customers alnd the public en -
orally. Don't delay, but come right along and se ure bargains before it is too
I
late. Prices on application. Our stock of GEN RAL GROCERIES is dom-
plete as usual, and will be:found at all times fully assorted. he " Central' is
I
the spot to buy the best goods in town, and at prides that defy competition. - In-
spection of stock and prices solicited.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
Department is fully stocked with a large and choice assortment of CHINA '1 EA
SETS DINNER SETS, CHAMBER SETS," TOILET SETTS, etc., which we
are offering for the next two weeks at reduced Prices, previoIns to our an nal
; I
stocktaking. Nov) is the time to, buy Crockery and Glassware; at low figur9, as
we are desirous of ireduoine stock as low as possible.
i
Highest narket price paid for Butter, Eggs and coarse grains. Fre de
livery.
Laidlaw Fairley Seaforth.
TEAS CHEAPER THAN EVER. I
If you want the best valne that can be had in the Province for your radney,
call at the
That is the place to get the worth of your money, Black Tea Green Tea, Jiipan
Teas, that are usually sold at 40c a pound, are now selling at 25c a pound, or flve
pounds for $1. Also, the higher priced teas are c t down to e very cheap rate.
China and Glassware on hand and will be sold at a Small a vance on cos ; in
All kinds of G-roceries at the lowest possible prides. A full tock of Croc
Sugars are being sold as follows : 10, 11, 13, 15 a d 16 pounds of each fororl.
Raisins at 50 per pound, or 22 pounds for $1. Prunes, ditto. T a dust -very c eap.
ery,
fact, everything to be found in a first-class grocegy, can be h d at the Sea
Tea Store. Oatmeal exchanged for oats at mill rates. All g ods delivered. ee.
A. G. AULT, Main Stree
Seaforth
INAUSICAL INSTRUMENT EMFORIUiVI,
SEAFORTH, ONtARIO.
SCOTT BROS.,
-
ead the following testimonial by one of the best musicians of the pr
day : " The Upright Pianos of Messrs Dunham deserve, as well an, emp
" endorsement, as a decided success. They develep a tone, which in powe
" sympathetic quality, cau not be surpassed by the now existing Upright Pi
" and are equally beautifal in their musical quail ies-as well as in their ext
EXCELSIOR ORGANS.
sent
atic
and
rior
This celebrated Organ has always received the high* award whel ever
shown, taking first1prize 1st the Northern Unio Exhibition; in October, 883.
Among other Organs shown at this show were W Bell & Guelph ; Kilgour,
Hamilton ; Karns, Woodstock, &c. Call and see ptenf oorge abnadyinogrg. a
nOsIdatititreui
ments taken at thetr full !value. Orders for tunin
to at once.
SCOTT BROTHERS.
N. B.—sra 11 Instruments, such as Violins, Guitars, Accordeons,
certinas, &c., on h nd ; also a good aosortxnent of Piano Covers, Piano Stool
All kinds Instru "tion Books. STAMPING Patteras for tensington C
and Outline Embr ideries.
Con-
, &o.
ewel
HEADACHES
Are generally indrteed
by Indigestion, Vora
• ,Stomach, Costiveness,
or some Demngenient
of the Liver mad Digel•-ilve
Suffezers fro -I relief by the use of
Ayek'S
lar daily movement of the bowels. Ey their
action on these organs, AYER'S PILLs ort
the blood from the brain, and relieve and
cure all forms of Congestive and Nervous
Headache, Bitions Headache, and Si.‹.k
Headache ; and by keeping the bowels free,
and preserving the system in a healthful
attacks. Try
9 T1611
y r
0 s rizkfisi
PREPARED BY
D- C_Ayereceo.,Lowell,P.P.,
Sold by all Druggist&
ST. JAMES' HOTEL,
TORONTO.
SHARP 8L BRIGHAM,
PROPRIETORS;
THIS Hotel, which is situated directly oppoSite
4- Union Station, has reeently been re -fitted .
and re -furnished throtighout and is now one of
the best and most comfortable hotkin in the city.
JO" Ivery possible attention paid to guests and '
charges very moderate. .
V • Surgeon, Aeconcheur, &e. Office and resi-
dence, that lately occupied by Dr. Hutehison,
Auburta 781
,SCOTT, M. D. &e,Physician,Surgeon and
dence mouth side of Goderich 8treet,second door
east of presbyterian Church. 842
WMAIANOVER, M.D., O. M., Gradrate of
North side Goderich Street, firet Brick House
east of the Methodist Church. 496
Ft. vv. BRUCE SMITH,
M. D., C. M., Member of the College of Physicians
and Sine -eons, &c., Seaforth, Ontario. Office
and Residence same as formerly occupied by Dr.
Vereoe. 848
DRS. ELLIOTT & GUNN,
HOWARD ELLIOT,
Licentiate of the Royal
College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Edin-
burgh ;' Licentiate in
Midwifery, Edinburgh.
833 26
WILLIAM GUNN,
Licentiate of the Royal
College of Ph3sicians
and Surgeons Edin-
burgh ; late of the lilos-
pital for Women, Lon-
don, England.
EYE, EAR AND THROAT,
OR. GEORGE S. RYERSON,
Ear and Throat, Trinity Medical College, Toeen-
to, and Surgeon to the Mercer Eye and: Ear In-
firmary'. Late Clinical Assistant Royal London
Ophthalmic Hospital, Moorfielde, and Central
Throat and Ear Hospital.
317 CHURCH 4TREET, TORONTO.
Toronto. All operations guaran-
teed. Anasthetics of all kinds
admini tered. Specialties, Gold Filling and per-
fect fitting Plates. Whitney's Block, Seaforth.
N. B., City patients will please ma.ke engage-
ments day or two previous to having the oper-
ation p rformed. 874
of Stratford, will be at his Office
in Seaforth, opposite the Glom-
mercial Hotel, every Wednesday
and Thursday, except the week
when Tuesday conics first of the
month and in Clinton the second Friday of each
month at the Grand Union Hotel. Teeth ex-
tracted without pain. Charges moderate and
terms ash. 730-25
Faculty Gold Medalist end College
GOld. Medalist, Toronto School of
Saving Natural Teeth a Specialty.
Teeth Easily and Carefully
Extracted.
14— Charges Moderate.
N. B,.—As I have bought out the buelecsa of
the late Mr. Buggin, I will complete all opera. -
tions begun by him satisfactorily to each patient.
offiel3 over Johnson's Hardware Store, Meyer's
Block, Main Street, Seaforth.
vr" C aunty of Huron. Sales attended in all
parts of the County. All orders leftat theEI.
PosiTon Office win he promptlyattendedto.
LGATTY, Licensed Aue.tioneer for the
ounty of Huron. Sales of all descriptions
promp ly attended to on reasonable terms. Ad-
dress russcls P. 0. or apply on Lot 4, Con-
cession 12, Grey. 77
TAMES CAMPBL'LL, !Accused Auctioneer, Lct
Vj 10, Conce.",iou 14, McEillop. Sales conduct-
ed on the intst reascrnable terms, and se tisfaetion
ouaranteed. All orders addressed to W2.1ton P.
0, WU receive prompt attention. JAMES
CAMPBELL. 8404,, 1.
PRACTICIAL
)36 I LER MAKERS.
THEiSubscribers have bought the Tools and
Baer Business lately carried on by the Gocl-
erich Foundry and Manufacturing Company, and
having had an experioneo 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. 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 prices that defy Com-