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SEPTEMBER 19,•1884.
Startling Revelations by a Self
Confessed HOrae-Poisoner.
The following reached as from St.
Denis, Missouri, under the date of Sep
umber let, in the form of a telegram
petectives at the Cote Brilliante race
am&
today arrested Thomas Redmond,
alba Tom, a hanger-on about the
stables, on a charge of poisoning R. C.
Das horses Boatman and Aseender,
Colonel Hunt's cup horse John Davis,
Ed. Beardslee's Maniton, and attempt-
ing ea poison Sam. Bryant's fleet two
year old fillyLa.dyof theLake. The arrest
canoed a sensation in sporting circles,
aid itis rumored that several others
will fellow. Last Thursday evening
&almondwent to Bryant's stable and
soma William Whalen, one of the
stable boys, if he was still attending to
Lady of the Lake. The boy replied
that he W8.8 and Redmond said :
li Do you want to make some moneyf"
" Certainly," answered Whalen,
e Well, then, give you $100 if you
give Lady of the Lake the medicine in
this bottle."
I'll go you," replied. Whalen, and re-
ceiving the bottle, he pot it in his
pocket. Instead of poisoning the filly
he took the bottle to. Sam Bryant, the
owner, who had it analyzed. The bot-
tle contained laudanum and other poi.
eons, and upon ascertaining this fact
Bryant swore out a warrant for Red-
mond's arreet. He was looked up at the,
Four Courts, and at first refused to say
a word. The detectives worked with
him, and at last he gave up the entire
plot. He confessed to poisoning
John Davis and Rhadama iu
Chicago, Boatman and Ascender at
Pittsburg, Carson and three of W. T.
Cassidy's thoroughbreds at Chicaeo.
He also stated that he had bribed.
jookeys to dose Troubadour and Ike
Murphy at Chicago, but failed. Car-
rigan's stable was too well watched.
The poisoning was done at the instiga-
tion of a half dozen bookmakers, whose
names the authorities would not make
public until, they get more evidence.
The scheme in this city was to close
Lady of the Lake, who was favorite
Friday in the Coquet Stakes—a sweek-
stakes for the three year old fillies, with
O5OG added mouey. It was also desir-
ed to dose Belle Pate, second choice.
and glow Nodaway and Rhadama, the
short horses„ to carry off tie money.
In sucb an event the bookmakers would
reap a rich -harvest. If any of the fillies
won except the favorite the revenue
would have been large, as Bryant's filly
sold even agaiust them all. An attempt
was made to(lode Manitou, the favorite
in a selling race, but the battle was
turned over to Mr. Beardslee. A jockey
named Swiney was ruled off the track
Saturday night for pulling Bonnie
Australian and allowing Virgie Hearne
to win. It is said a number of horse
owners are implicated with-- the book-
makers in poisoning the thoroughbreds.
Pate and Col. Hent are up in arms,
and. want the whole matter to come
out in court. The Humane Society
have taken the case in hand, and Red-
mond's teial is set for Wednesday.
Ugly rumors are still afloat regarding
the present meeting, and it is evident
that the racing is rotten to the core. It
was said to night that Nora M. was
pulled to -day in a curse race, allowing
Hatef to take the money. Boatman
and Davis are suffering, and Ascender
is full of fever. The resultot the publi-
cation of th above was that the public
refused to p trouize the track, and the
meeting hat been suspended.
Horses in New England.
a Horses tre very much dearer than
they were three veers ago," said a New
England owner of this kind of quadru-
ped the ober day to a Hartford repor-
ter. "Why, you can't- get anything
now that is of value for less than double
whatyou would have paid a short time
ago. I telt you horseflesh is rising."
With a dull market for almost every-
thing else, this was encouraging, be-
cause an advance of prices in one de-
partment may lead to an advance in
another.
" What is this cause of this advance?"
A scarcity of horses. When the
demand exceeds the supply, prices go
up. That's political economy, I believe..
The farmers hereabouts da not raise
horses. Our supplies come from the
Northern States, from Canada, and
from the west. Western horses are
very Rood for some uses, but they do
not seem to stand our climate very well.
Canadian and northern horses are pre-
ferable fur some reasons. But yon
mtuan't go away with the idea that all
the horses announced as coming from
Canada or the northern New England
States, do I actually come from - that
locality. There are tricks in all trades
bat ours,' and there are several in the
horse bueiness.N early every consignment
of northern horses has in it some speci-
mens of western atock. These are
imported from. the West into Northern
States and fed for the market. Then
they are bunched with Canadian and
northernNew England horses and sent
down here. If a buyer is a judge of
horseflesh, he can easily determine and
select a bargain ; but!if he isn't he will
suffer."
tblere some infallible rule of
judging an unsound horse ?"
No, I can't say that there is, You
can detect spa -vine, aud the heaves—
sometimes—and eye troubles, and tell
when the horse is foundered or has the
spring -halt. Sometimes you can judge
correctly ifethe horse has ever had the
• blind staggers, but not always, and the
-marks of old sickness are frequently
obscured. -No matter how excellent a
judge a man is, he will sometimes get
bitten. We don't know how often this
is done, because the victim usually
keeps his own counsel, and endeavors
to pass the bad bargain along."
EPPS'S 0000A.— GRATEFUL AND CON-
FORTDTG,—" By a thorough knowledge of
the natural laws Which govern the oper-
ations of digestion and nutrition, and
by %cart:eel application ef the pjle pro-
perties of well -selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps
has provided our breakfast tables with
a delicately flavored beverage which
may save us many doctors' bills. It is
by the jadicis fla use of such articles of
diet that a constitution may he gradu-
ally buil,'; up until strong enough to
resist evcre teadencv to diseftee. Hun-
dreds of maladies aro floating
around 113 ready to attack wherever
there is a weak pint. We may esCape
many a fatal eltaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and a
properly nourished frame."—Civil Ser-
vice Gazette.—Made simply with boil-
ing water or milk. Sold only in Packets
and Tins lb. and lb.), by grocers,
..„
labelled -L." jams EPPS & Cc., Hor4ce-
pathic Chemists, London, En 831 52
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An Editor's Tribute. ,
Theron P. Keator, editor if the Ft
Wayne, Ind., Gazette, writes : For th
past five years have' alwaysl used Dr
King's New Disoovery, for coughs ,o
the most severe pharapter, as Well as fo
those of a milder type. It nelver faile t
effect. & apeedy euro. My friends t
whom I have recommended i speak o
wing bee
ave ha
the oul
ha, Colds
rug storE
arge SizE
it in the same high terms. H
cured by it of every cough I
for five. years, I consider
reliable and sure 'cure for Con
etc.," Call at J. S. Roberts'
and get a free trial bottle.
$L 833.52.
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A Blessing to All Ma
In these times when our n
are flooded with patent meth
tisenaents, it is gratifying to
to procure that will certainly
If you are bilious, blood out
Liver inactive, or generally d
there is nothing in the world
cure you so quickly as Eleotr
They are a blessing to all Mar kind,
can be had for fifty cents a bottle
J. S. Roberts. 833.52
as • ie.
Contraction
of the cords of the arra unfit ed Mr.
;
Townshend, of Charlottetow • P. E.
from' business for several vieeks.
obtained no relief from aveay retie
that he could obtain until Lon Do
Sturgeon Oil Liniment came lundor
notice, he tried it and wa entir
cured. 805.52 l'
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Bucklen's Arnica S
The best salve in the Work
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rh
sores, tetter, chapped hands,
corns, and all skin eruptions
tively cures piles, or no pay
It is guaranteed to give perfe
tion, or iseoney refunded. Pri
per box. For Hale by J.
833.52.
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I have used Dr. Scrapemo '8 Rue'
Corn and Wart Eradicator, and
recommend it as doing all it profes
One bottle is worth four of any • o
corn cure. My corns ar:
(Signed,) F. C. Burroughes,
Sold by Lumsden st. Wilson,
Seaforth.
kind
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now w
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A Rare Plant.
The Wild Strawberry plant posses
rare virtue as a cleausin
astringent, anteseptio, an
medicine, and when comb'
other valuable vegetable extr
Dr. Fowler's Extract of W.
berry, it is an unfailing reni
Bowel Complaints. 857.52.2
, coo1hi
hes
red it
cts a
id Str
edy in a, 1
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I mote a healthy action of the
' liVer, kidneys and bowel. 867
-do isesie
A Cure for Ohole a M
A positive cure for this
complaint, and for all no te o
forms of Bowel Complai ts
sanimer 9,nd fall, is foun in
le" e Extract of Wild Str: wber
procured from all druggi ts. 8
r. Low's Worth Syr p wil
worms and cause, .qui er t
other medioine. 85752 .
THE HURON EXPOSITOR,
A Strong Endorse -al eiat.
The clergy, the medical faculty,
press and the people all en orse
clock Blood Bitters asthe best sys.
renovating blood purifying to ic know
Its work bears out its best r coram n
857.52.2w. 1
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Respect Age.
Age should always comma
in the case of Dr. Fosvfer's
Wild Strawberry it certain
25 years that has been th
remedy with the people,' f
th
a
e
a
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d respe.c
Extract
y does
stan
✓ Choe
f
8,r
Morbus, D5sentery, Diarr cea, io1
and all Bowel Complaints. 857.5212v
ais • es
A Great Proble
—Take all the Kidney and, Liver
• edicings,
all the Blood puri 'era,
all the Rheurnatio remedies,
all the Dyspepsia a d Ind e
—Take
—Take
—Take
tion
— Take
ous
all the Ague, Feve
—Take all the Brain and
—Take
all the great h4.1t
- short, take all Use be
of all these, and the
--Qualities of all the bes
in the world, and you will fi
—Bitters have the best car
ties and powers of all
—Con
— In them, and that they
when any or all of these,, sin ly or
ombingd
will gi
Cures,
and Z3i1
pacifies,
erve f r e
eviveris,
restoler.
.t qualiti s
—flet
medicin s
d that
—Hcip
tive qtlal
entrat d
will u e
f
—Fail. A thorough trial
positive proof of this.
Hardened Liv
Five years ago I broke
kidney and liver complaint a
tism.
Since then I have been u
about at all. My liver beoa
wood ; my limbs .were puff
filled with water.
All the best physicians •
nothing could cure_ me. I
try Hop Bitters: I have sed. sev
•
11
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e
own
1rheuth
able td
e hard
d up a. d.
* 1
greed h t
esolve
bottles ; the hardness has all gone f
my liver, the swelling from
audit has worked a miracle
otherwise I would have bee
My grave. J. W. Morey, B
1,1881.
Poverty and Suff ring.
" I was dragged down with deb
poverty and suffering for years, caus'
by a sick family and large bills f'
doctoring.
I was completely discour
one year ago, by the advice of
I commenced using Hop it
one month we were all well
of us have seen a sick day si
want to say to all poor m la you
keep your families well al year
Hop Bitters for less than ole doe
visit will cost. I know it.' —A W
ingman.
rE None are genuine with
of green Hops on, the w
Shun all the vile, poisonous
" Hop " or " Hops" in t
864.52.m.
0
311,
y 1irib,
is c s ;
nova n
c
r
aged, un '1
my pi to
ers, ad *n
, and tit) e
lice, and I
c
it
ors
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An Ex-Aldernaan T ied II.
Ex -Alderman Taylor, o Tor nt ,
tried Hagyard's Yellow Oil f r the rri
tism. It cured him afte all o h r
remedies had failed. 857.52 2w.
utab
ite 1
stuff
eir 11
fll
vi
1.
A Sad. Neglec .
Neglecting a constipated onditios
the bowels is sure to bri g
and great suffering. Burcock Blo
)3itters regulate the bowels in a na ur
manner, purifying the bloo and
p
af
tomaoh,
52.2w.
rbus,
angerous
chronic
ident to
r. Fow-
; to be
7.52.2w.
For 'nettle rash, itc
worm eruptions, and al
use Prof. Low's Magic
857.52m.
Destroy he worms or
stroy the children.
Worm Powders, they ex
worms. 857.52m.
as wee
National Pills purifirs
and regulates the sto 8,0#
bowels 857.52m.
ing p
sk n
al h
remove
an any
les, ring -
diseases
ur Soap.
may de-
reenian's
kinds of .
o blood,
, iver and.
Great Suc
Twolundred bottles.s
Why ? Because it is a.
and does a,1 it professes
Sorapenaot.'s Russian
Eradicator. For sale b
837.52.
SS
Id i
ecu n
prn
fele.
all
ne week.
article,
at ? Dr.
nd Wart
raggists.
Sla ker Blood Sy
Is design° to meet the au sof a large
purdon of our people ho a e either
too poor t employ a p ysi i4n, or are
too far rec oved to easil cal 4n, and a
atill.larger class who are ot ii4k nough
to require oedical advio s a a et are
out of so ts and nee a nsd cine to
build the up, give th m t a petite,
purify the r blood, and oil t e ma -
cannery of heir bodies s it ill do its
duty willingly. No oth r a t ole takes
hold of the system and its e actly the
spot like Shaker Blood yrn . It works
Eke rnagiq, reaching every p rt -of the
human bo y through t ebod giving
to mil rene ed life and Orly
My friet d, you need-. no take our
word. A- your neig bor, ,who has'
just taken one bottle. 111161 il tell you
that " It's the best doll r el ever in-
vested.
77
Shaker Syrup Compa
Although
patent we
duced, fro
heard of
bottle, las
general pr
very gratil
amnow
consider it
indigestio
Yours tru
greatly pre
licines in gen
n the excellet
your Blood
December, f
stration, and
ying results f
using the se
a very valiaa
and its atte
y.
0. F. Twi CR L
u
Y;
adi e
ral,
t re
'Syr
r dys
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1)10 ,r
Udais
V
it
rh
-1-s.,„;'. A g ntleman wh h:
fering from ,the Debil ty
this season, say
p is puttiug ,•ne
I have gained
egan to take it."
peculiar t
Blood Syr
iuto me.
since I
two bottle
Shaker
lood Syrup
Roberts, agent, Seafort
bottle, or ix for $5. 8
1s
5.5
ear Sirs :
against
was in -
rt a I had
, to try a
epsia, and
e received
use. I
ottle, and
rnedy for
troubles.
, N. H.
s been suf-
Ls rigour
: " Shaker
life right
n pounds
as taken
11
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r
by 3. S.
ce $1 per
Hollow. y's Ointrauat
Those a ho have gives .th
a fair trial, freely admit! th
herently iossess every .Ili')
for heali g and rem. in
'ulceration i. fistulas, bsc
bad legs, atherecl brea ts,
orders of he glandular .ys
carefully r bbed in the lint
the swolle i muscles, di ini
mation, a suages pain, nd
ates , elanaerous rnalad es
havellasted for months, or
Holloway 18 excellent rep
effective 'singly, resistle
tion, and ave been r
grateful atients to e re
alterative when all th
regaining health hav: fa
action - is temperate ot
-reducing. 837.52.
s ama•
A Remarkable !*e•o•c;ry.
Farmer in washing shz: , lumber-
men in - tream drivi ag, a others in
like occup tiens are gr atly xposed to
colds. Oie of these was Ir. H. J.
Brown, of S t. George, .13 e caught
a severe cold -while )3tres i driving,
which in a short time b am• • ,on night
sweats, silken chest, i ncl. : ery symp-
tom of de p -seated con larn t on. Medi-
cines bronaht no relief u til • , Wilson's
Pulmonal Cherry Bal .as tried.
,
It cured h re. This Dr "il:on's Pul-
monary Gherry Baisait is king of
remedies for throat ar,P diseases.
793.52.
McGregor i & Parke's Carb lie e ate has been
tested by years of trial an has e .n found the
most convenient and effectua metl o4 of applying
Tbe greatest ntic 4p le in use for
and old sores. 3e s r yon get Me-
e-kes Carbolic °rat: Sold for 25
sden & Wilson, rug! s s. 851.52m.
Id
8
00
•
ills.
remedies
they ia-
y ,suitable
ruptions,
es, sores,
Cl) all dis-
s When
tit relaxes
ee
inflam-
en allevi-
hich may
eh years.
tions are
cornbina-
ended by
rted to as,
means of
Their
iolent or
carbolic aci
outs, burns
GI egor &
cents by Lu
Fluid Lig tnirg cures neur
Florid Lig tning cures toot
Fluid Lie tning cures face
Fluid Ligi tning caret 1nm
Fluid Lig itning relieves
minute.
Fluid Lig tning cures any ain
ly. Price 2 cents per bottle tit L
eon's drug store. E51.52m.
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McGregor's Spe d.
Igia n
the 'n
the n
ago i
hen
one minute.
one minute.
one minute.
one minute.
ism in one
ebe instant-
stlen & Wil -
Every pu -chaser of con 'on
capacity, when requiring ad arti
pal pose, purchase only that thich
or is allowed first to test befo e b
allowed a free trial bottle c Mc
Cure, the great remedy for dyt
blood and liver -disorders at Thuzn
drug store. Sold at 50c. and el per
testimonials from persons in yo
851.52m.
ure.
• e so business
for a certain
as been tried
g. You are
t r gor's Speedy
e isia, impure
& Wilson's
bottle. See
✓ own town.
CANADI
HEA
Paid itsp
Ret, -
PV6Sid:
T H E
BANK Of Co
OFFICE,CORO
- 50
EFiCE.
NTO,
000,000
00,000.
n,t, H092. ;On. Xa.cter,
SIFAFORTH BRA
TheSeaf rth Branch of Utile Ba
receive dep sits, on which irltere t
the moat fa arable terrine
Drafts nri all the principe. mw s
Canada,, on Great 13ritain, nd
States, bon hi and sold. ;
0ffice-2F nit door South of t
Hotel.
689 A. H. IR 4 LA
F. HOLME TED, Solicitor.
continues tc
s attiowed on
ndcities IL
1) tee United
Or.;ramercial
, Manager.
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-72.-7 7-17)3-7-61 Telt!" I
TE
Popularity at hothe
test of Merit, but W
that no other me1Uci
Such universal appro
state, and country, Ian
PIES.
s not always the best
int proudly to the fact -
le' has won for itself
ation in its own city,
among all people, as
A er s g_asap arilla.
-
The following letteri from One of our best-
known Massachusetts Drugg[sts should be of
interest to every er
RHEUMATISM
"Eight years ago I
had an 'attack of
Rheumatism, so se-
vere that ',could rt IflOVO from the bed, or
dress, without he1 I tried several reme-
dies withoat numb any relief, until I took
AN Fres SAftsAPA1 LA, by the use of two
bottles of which
,as completely cured.
f
I -lave sold large qu tities oft, yotir SaneA-
Pe ui LLA, and it st retains its wonderful
popularity.; The i y notable cures it haS
(fleeted in this Vi .in'ty convince Me that it.
is the best blood inedi everWitered to the
if
-LL
v
art
itt
"MD
Elver St., Buctlend
SALT MEWL
was for over twentte y
to Lowell afflicted wi
worst form. Its ulee
more than half the s
limbs. He was einti
SARSAPARILLA. Se
Almanac for 18834
PREP
Dr.J.C.Ayerii
Sold by all Druggists
F. HARRIs."
MassaMay 13,1882.
GEORGE ANDREWS,
overseer in the Lowell
Carpet Corporation,
ars before his removal
h Salt Rheum in its
tions actually covered
rface of his body and
ely cured by AYER'S
certificate in Ayer's
ED BY
o.,Lowell,Mass.
Si, six bottles for $5.
o+
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CD
o 0 '1
• I•••.1 • 17.:
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p g
tal
�Q s-ta
CD 0
.EGAL.
CARROLL & DICKSON,
Solicitors, Conve
Seaforth Red Bruss
son's Hardware stir
N. B. One mem
in Seaforth office.
P. S. CARROLL,
Seaforth
•
u.
•
p ARRISTER,
-1I-P Office Cady's 13
Post 0ffice,Seafor tl
Holt and Cameron.
van ers, &c. Money to lend,
; Sea forth office over John-
e, lain Street.
er ihe firm will -always be
W. B. DICKSON,
Brussels.
. BEST,
oii a tor Conveyancer, &c.
lock, thee doors north of
Gederich Agents—Cameron,
870-tf
C. HAYS, Solicit
-t-v• letatat lowest re
Corner el Square a d
r, &o. Private money to
es of interest. OFFICE—
tit, Steet, Goderich: 774
GARBOW & PRrn1pF00T, Barristers,Solici-
I
tors, 4:1.,G-oderic Ontaro.—J. T. Garrow
Wm.Prou foot.
686
ftIMERON, HOLT CAMERON, Barristers,
Solicitors in Ohancery, &re, Goderich,Oet.
M. C.Cararon,Q.., hilip Holt, M. G. Cam.
sron. 606
Barrister and Attorney at
• Law, SolicitorChancery. Commissioner
for taking afirdavit in the Province of Manitoba.
Solicitor far the ank of Hamilton, Wingham.
Privatefunds to lo n t64 to 61 per cent. 6813
MANNING & S OT1T, Barristers, Solicitors,
13-11- ConVeyancerfil &c. Solicitors for the Bank
of Johnetoe, Tisdittle & Gale. Money to loan.
Office, Beaver Elec, liiaton, Ontario. A. H.
MANING, JAMEB SIOTil. 781
MEYERea DICKISON, Barristers, &c., Kent's
BlockeWingham t Solicitors for the Bank
of Ramiltote Commissioners for taking affida-
vits in Manitoba. Private funds to loan at 6 per
cent.Luiknow offlee every Wednesday. H. W.
C. MBR. E. L. I:MONON.
788
1.01TUS E. DACE)!
L ATE wi thCamerkPl
m,olt az Cameron, Goderich,
-LA Barr ster, Splictor, Conveyancer, &c.
Money to lean, Biasa's Old Office, Cardno's
Block, Seaferth, 766
s. 9. -McQAUGHY, A. M.
NOTAR public, Conveyancer, Commissioner,
itc. Office in Camicheel'a, Block, (ground
floor), opt site Tn Exeosrron. Office. iiney to
lend. Far is and I ouses for sale. 836
F.HLMES• TED,
QUCCESSOR t� l.te film of McCaughey &
Holmusted, BaliAter'Solicitor, Conveyancer
and Notay, SoliCitot for the Canadian Bank of
Commerce. Mont y to lend. Farms for sae.
Office in Scott's Bldck, Main stret, Sato r th.
SEnFORTH HORSE 1NFIRMA [Y.
aORNE1; of Jams aid Goderich Streets, next
tei door to the Presbyterian Church, Seaforth,
Ont. All diseases ef Horses, cattle, sheep, or any
of the thimestica„ted annals, successfully treated
at the infirmary or elSewhere on the shortest
notice. Charges mderate. JAB. W. ELDER,
Veterinary Surgeon. P. S.—A large stock of
VeterinaryMedicines 1ept constantly on hand.
COPYRIGIFITED 10VEM
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7
ine
BER 2, 188.
In order to Protelat ourselves, as iire11 as the pu
lions of our great Cough Remedy, w: pave registe
the Minister of AgriOulture„ Ottawa,
LUIVISDEN 84 WI
lio, from worthless imia-
ed the name in the officel of
SONS
ROYAL GLYCERATED BALSAM OF Hill
Thoge suffering from Coughs, Colds, Sore Thro t ate., w
been induced to try this preparation, ehould do so at hoe, as t
mote of the most respectable men in the country, a d the gr
all over the Provimels prove beyond a doubt that it contains vi
no other iamedy. When once used it is always adop
Remedy in the bon ehold. Children like it. It is
apart altogether from its superiority, it is cheaper th
sideration deter you
procure it for you wi
ed as the
perfectly
any ot
rom teying it at once. If your d aler has
hout much trouble, by addressin• the man
•
o have not
o positive stae-
,
at demand from
tues possessed by
standard CoriIgh
safe to use, aind
er. Let no On -
not got it, he dan
afacturers,
LUMSDEN & WI SOIN14,
CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS, EAFORTH, ONt.
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Notwithstanding the recent advance in the whole ale markets in the pric of
SUGARS, we are selling them at lower prices than ever before offeted to he
public. Having made our purchaees when prices to ched bot om, we, theref re,
are in a position to Offer extra indueements to our on tomers and the public. gen-
erally. Don't dela, but come right along and secur bargains before it is too
late. 'Prices on apOication. Our stock of GENER L GROCERTES is c itt
plete as usual, aod will be:found at ill times fully ass rted. The "Central " is
the spot to buy the best goods in town, and at prices hat defy competition. In-
spection of stock ana prices solicited.
1' 1
CROCKgRY AND GLASSWARE
Department is fullyistocked with a large and choice ssortment of CHINA TA
SETS, DINNER SETS, CHAMBER _SETS, TOlI ET SETS, etc, which we
are offering for the next two weeks at reduced pri es, previous to our annual
stocktaking. Now is the time td buy Crockery and lassware at low figures, as
we are desirous of neducing stock as low as possible.
Highest market price paid for Butter, Eggs
Laidlaw & Fairley,
nd coarse
Sea
grains. Free
forth.
de -
TEAS CHEAPER TH
If you want the best value that can be had • in the
call at the
sci:arri--1 TPA.
That is the place toaet the worth.of 'your money.
Teas, that are usuatry sold at 40c a pound, are now
pounds for $1. Ale, the higher priced teas are cut
Sugars are being sold as follows: 10, 11, 13, 15 and
Raisins at 5e per pojid, or 22 pounds for 41. Prunes
All kinds of Groceries at the lowest possible prices.
China and Glassware on hand and will be sold at a
fact, everything to be found in a first-class grocery,
Tea, Store. Oatmeal exchanged for oats at mill rat
Province
VER.
fc7i. your MO Ei
lack Tea, Green Tea, Japan
ening at 2c a pound, or gi v e
own to very cheap rte.
16 pounds of each for $1.
ditto. Tea dust very ch ap.
A full Stock of .Crock r
small advance on cost in
an be had at the Seaf rth
s. All goods delivered f ee.
A, G. AULT, Main Street, Seaford],
CAMPBELL'S
CLOtHING EMPORIUM
Has great ind,ucements to offer
who want argains in Suits.
scriber has d cided to make a
duction for the next six wee s in
goods3 to reduce his large tock 7ndma
room for the prime stock he is mporti
direct frorki ngland for th fall
CALL AND SEE FOR Y UROLVES.
to parti s
The s b-
iberal
No. 2, 2, Campbell's Block, Seaforth.
WM,
CAM
PBELL,
11
FROM TH PRESIDENT
OF BAYLOA UNIVERSITY.
"independence, Texas, Sept. 26, 1882.
Gettnenten:
Ayer's.gair Vigor
Has been used in ray household for 41.,rce
rcaS011s : —
1st. To prevent falling out of the har.
2d. TO prevent too rapid charge of c,o1Dr.
3d. 4s a dressing.
It ha t given entire satisfaction in every
instance. Yours respectfully,
WM. CARECRANE."
ATER'S ILIIR VIGOE, is entirely free
from uncleanly, dangerous, or injurious sub-
stances. It prevents the hair from turning
gray, restores gray hair to its original color,
prevents baddness, preserves the hair and
promotes its growth, cures dandruff and
811 diseases Of the hair and scalp, and
at C-3 same time, a very Superior ai4
desirable dressing.
PREP...IRED BY
Dr.J.C.Ayer &Co,Lowc!,1
Sold by all Druggists.
ST. JAMES' HOTEL,
TORONTO.
SHARP & BRIGHAM,
(Formerly of Sharp's Hotel, Seciforth,)
PROPRIETORS;
THIS Hotel, which is tituated ditectiy opposite
'11- Union Station, has recently been re -fitted
and re -furnished thougho-ut and ie now etre of
the best and most comfortable hotels in the' city.
itar
Eve i y possible attention paid to guests and
charges very moderate.
B. L. SHARP, 1 aropri4tors.
846 JNO. BRIGHAM, f
MEDICAL.
wG. S. MACDONALD, M.D., C. M. , Phyeician
• Surgeon, Accouchenr, &c. Office and resi-
dence, that lately occupied by Dr. Ilutehison,
Auburn. 781
j G. SCOTT, M. D. &o,Physician,Stirgeon and
• Aeconchenr, Seaforth, Ont. Office and resit
donee south side of Goderieh Street,seeond doox
east of Presbyterian Chnroh. 1349
vela. IIANOITER, O. M., Graduate 01
McGill University, Phyeiciar, Surgeon en d
Acconchenr, Seaforth,Ont. Office and Residents e
North side Goderieh Street, first Brick House
east of the Methodist Chureh. 1 495
R. W. BRUCE smiTH,
M. D., C. M., Member of the College of Phyeicians
and Surge- ns, &c., Seafoith, Oatario. Office
and Residence same as formerly oecupied by Dr.
Vercoe. 848 f
DRS. ELLIOTT & GUNN,
BRUCEFIEL.D.
HOWARD ELLIOT,
Licentiate of the Boyql
Coile,ge of Physicians
and .Surgeons, Edin-
burgh; Licentiate in
Midwifery, Edinburgh.
833 26 .
WILLIAM GUNN,
Licentiate (.1 the Royal
College of Pht sicians
and SU/eens, Edin-
burgh ; late of the Hos-
pital for Women, Lon-
don, Enland.
EYE, EAR AND THROAT,
D. CEORCE S. RYERSON,
L. It. C. P., L. Tt . C. S. E., Leder er on tin Eye
Ear and Throat, Trinity Medical College, Toron-
to, and. Surgeon to the Mercer Eye and Ear In
t -binary. Late Clinical Assistant Royal London
Ophthalmic Tioep:tal, Moorfielda, ana, Central
Throat and Ea) Hospital.
317 f.TURCH STREET, TORONTO.
DENTIST.
A!
J. FEAR, se D.
and M. UC. D. S., tif
Toronto. All eperationsguaran.
teed. Anasthetice of all kinds
administered. Specialties, Gold Filling and per-
fect fitting Plates. Whitney's Bock, Seaforth.
N. 13. City patients will please make engage-
,ments a aay or two previous to hating the oper-
ate m performed. 874
C. CARTWRIGHT, L. 0. S.
of Stratford, will be at his Office e:
in Seaforth, oppesite the Coni -
menial Hotel, every Wednesday
and Thursday, exe pt the week
whin Tuesday COOKS first of the
month' and in Clinton the seeondrh.
iday of eac
montheat-the Grand Union Ho el, Teeth ex-
tracted without pain. Charges moderate and
terms cash. 730-25
_\TriliSTR-Y---
D.WATSON, DENTIST,
Faculty Gold Medalist and College
Goad Medalist, Toronto 801:1001 of
Medicine.
1. Charges- Moderate. -VI
N. Bs -As I bave bongbt out the businets of
the lat4 Mr. Beggin, I will complete all opera-
tione begun by him satisfactorily to each patient.
Office over dohnsons Hardware Store, Meyr's
Block, Main Street, Seaforth.
Saving. Natural Teeth a Specialty,
Teeth Easily and Carefully
Exracted.
AUCTIONEER.
tj P.' BRINE, Licimeed Auctioneer for the
• Cetinty of Bur,u. Sales attended in ell
parts of the County All °there left at theZi-
E. elToa Office wil-] b promptlyattendedio.
ADEGATTY, Licensed Auctioneer for the
• County of Huran. Sales of all descriptions
promptly attended to
dress Brussels P. O.
cession12, Grey.
on reasonable terms. Ad -
or' apply On Lot 4, Co-
-
TAMES CAMPBETife Licensed Auctioneer, Lot
It/ 10eConeesion 1 McKillop. Sales conduct-
ed on the most reasonable terms, end satisfaction
guaranteed. All orders addressed to Walton P.
0. will receive prempt attention; JAMES
CAMPBELL. 8494. a
CHRYSTAL & BLACK,
PRACTICAL
BOILER MAKERS.
rpfl33 13nbacribcrs have bought the Tools and
Boiler Businees lately carried m by the God -
oriel' Ftmirdry and Manufacturing Company, and
havires lead an e:.Teror.ce of ovet tight rears in
that ehop, are now pr pared. to ear* on the trade
in all its branches.
Any Work entrnste to us will teeteve proinet
a ttelri tlieinnd. 8 First-ociliae 13 wraorakaeguaartarreet
A,pired, also
Smoke Stacks and Sheet Iron Wrk, &e., at
o rea-
R
i
Newsme mar th
and old oees repaired o
th
shortestaaltetnotice, d at prices at defy AlOra•
s n ae)sr
petition.
OHRYSTAL 4U BLACK,