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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1885-08-28, Page 7'00MS. n's, Csif Adjustahret ewe cute Re riages. and durable rrURE Anus perdue - 11 before pure ie Door South eafortlie • mom, Ij U AN 'Silver H, Alike TORE-, fE Hotel. CONE. annin New PAY YOH NDRY, :AFORTH, ef , for this counter. g Plow for thia ; that it lathe ERS ight and doing • 4ER-S rill. last longer Having speeial can _guarantee gieen to re-- nd Grist Mills, Machines, and en short notice Others. t lowest =tea. ion• mienta of LD- otrepara 0011- ENDRY. IV Zrrlit eat-. thoved .• has- removed to Onosite hie Old her he will be ins and as neseY r him with' their , rem Hendersont• 8.1-ioe Store, Mehl • A Novel Temperance Society. On the night of December 31, 1883, three young, men sat around a tavern tee in Georgetown, a little village in Connecticut. They were intoxicated, end were watching the old year out. As the clock struck twelve,onetof the young inensaid ; "Boys, the new year is here; now let's swear off, and form a temper- ance society." The others in a spirit of jun, agreed. The articles of the associ= ntion were then and there drawn- up:' They were similar to the rules of other temperance organizationnwith one ex- neption. The clause oontaining the pledge had the following penalty attach - .en "And any one of us who shall drink any intoxicating liquor,, for any puirse whatsoever, between now and midnight of December 31st, 1884, shall be tarred end feathered." This clause, becoming known, gained the club the name of "The Tar and Feather Temperance Society." Meetinge of the society of three were frequently held. Gradually applications for mem- bership began to pour in, and before six months had passed the society numbered -thirty mem. bers. The year of abstinence expired on -new year's eve, and a grand ball was given by the society, to Which a large number of the best people of the place were invited. The hall was filled. - At midnight the president announced the pledge had expired. By a unani- mous vote it was renewed for another year, and seme twenty names were ad - nen t� the roll. The peculiar penalty prOves.an attractive advertisement, and the matter is the talk of the neighbor- hood. Nearly every resident wears the Society's badge, The badge is a blue ribbon, with a hump of tar filled with chicken feathers attached. All Sorts.'. -A ton of gum arabic is used weekly at the Government envelope factory at Hartford, Connecticut. -It is said that a pepper famine is threatened. The world consumes about 22.000 tons yearly. -The London Lancet has compiled a list of more than 25 cases of broken banes, or equally severe injuries, en- colmtered-in English games of foot ball of last fall and this spring. -The superintendent of a stone quar- ry near Philadelphia, who had made himself particularly -obnoxious by his tyrannical restrictions upon the laborers, was recently caught and whitewashed by the wives of the workmen. -Says the Baptist: " A well-known pastor lately said he had never forgotten one petition a good old deacon often lite& in his prayers: 'Lord help us to remember what we ought not to forget, and to forget what we ought not to re- member. -The Brooklyn bridge was opened to the public. May 25, 1883. In the two years just completed, over 26 million people have crossed on the promenade and in the cars, 1,287,000 vehicles passed over, and the total earnings were $950,474.46, -The Andaman Islanders believe that their deity lives in a big atone house, and that his Wife is a green shrimp. A small body of heretics asserts that the deity's wife is a red shrimp, but they are regarded as of little account, and are vigorously persecuted on general principles. - -A law has been proposed in Uriel guay making it a misdemeanor for al newspaper to publish any details about suicides. A heavy fine -is to be imposed on violators of the law. The idea seems to be that publicity in the matter sug- gests suicide to ethers.' -At the last extension- of the burgle franchise in England, an old worthy be- longing to the West of Fife, being on th& roll of Voters, was hotly canvassed for his vote by the contending parties. But his usual ',imply to all solicitations was: "Na, na, there mule o' ye'll get it. I ha'e waited 50 years for a vote, and, noo that 1 ha'e got it, I mean to keep it." -An English paper says that "there is a queer christian churcjh in New Zea- land, built of logs. Its decorative sym- bolism inside consists of a flaring por- trait of Mr. Gladstone and a page from one of Mr. James Peye's novels. The natives meethere once a week. and chant the Decalogue and the Lord's Prayer, under 'the idea that in some mysterious way- they, ate big medi- cine.'" -The Cincinnati Inquirer says that a professional sport recently estimated the number of nien in Cincinnati whQ need by gambling -that is, nen who did nothing but gamble, and never earned a cent Zany legitimate businese-at 1,000. This included gambling -house proprie- tors, employees, cappers, outside men, etc., but it did not include those who combine business with gambling and the many men who play poker beyond the reach of police regidation. -A Washington correspondent of a New York paper says that the $5,000,- 000 package, which so many visitors to the treasury vaults in Washington have reverently held for a moment, was opened the other dq,y, and was found to be a huge joke. It simply contained three or four heavy old Government documents, such as would sell in a junk shop for two cents per pound. The package weighed 15 pounds, and as old paper its value would be 30 cents. The package was Carefully tied up again, and it -will continue to be used to deceive brides and other visitors. -Andrew Baker, of NeepaIva, came very near taking a sudden j urney to regions unknown a few days ago. He slid backwards while shingling the Royal stables and caught on the edge of the reef. Andy says he was not afraid of being hurt but he did not like to break the agricultural implements scattered over the ground. -The lightning struck two houses in Portage la Prairie on Sunday, the 2nd ill8t The electric fluid came down the chimney in Wm. Hatch's houseand stunned the children who were sitting neer the stave. In Mr. J. Coglan's house it came down alongside the chim- ney, tearing a hole in thee roof in its passage. Fortunately neither Mrs. Cog-. tan nor the children were in the kitchen at the time, though they had been a very few minutes before. The room was filled with smoke and traces of the dam- age caused by the fluid Were visible in its track. -Professor Buell has accomplished wonders in the photographing line at Regina. While the Riel trial was in progress and while the prisoner was ad- dressing the jury, he photographed the interior a the room,. Everything turned out perfect in the picture -from the bald heads among the audience to the judges 1 on the bench. In fact, he photograph is so !perfect that the lettering on the door of the vault ce.n be read. Almost every person in the room can be distin- guisheda and it Only required three sec- onds1 t� do the 'work. The professor also I succeeded in getting pictures of the other prisoner8, the jury, counsel, the Mounted guard,and exterior of the court. -The Fort McLeod Gazette says:' Mr. W. S. Lee, who has a ranche right close up against the mountains, was in town this week. I is well known that Mr. Lee has been experimenting with all kinds of fruit tr es and vines. It is particularly pleas' g to know that his efforts are rneetii g with great suc- • cess. His fruit t ees are very roung, and do not of co irse yield fruit, but they are growing well, and are in a thriving condition. Sonse of them blos- somed this year, and one young apple tree had oneapple oii it. He has plenty° of raspberries and eurrants, and had all the cultivated strawberries and cur- rants he wanted, s me of them over an inch long, and nearly an inch in diame- ter. Mr. Lee is demonstrating that almost every variety of fruit which will grow in ‘Eastern Canada will grow to perfection here. It is only a matter of time when fruit, w doh is now an expen- sive luxury, will be quite common. We hope the time will e short. GRATEFUL OloORTTNG EPPS'S, cOQOA: BREA FAST. - " leyi a thorough keg -ledge of the natural laws which govern the opera ions of digestion and nu- trition, and by a carats application of the fine properties of well select • • Cocoa? Mr. 'Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage whi may gave us many doc- tors' bills. It is by tqe Judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradu- ally built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle mala- dies are floating around us ready t� attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a peoperly nourish- ed frame."-Cnil Servic e Gazette. Made simply Im with boiling water or milk. Sold only in packets by grocers, labelled pi s-" TAMES EPPS & Co., Hoinceopathic Chemists Landon, England." 8ole agott for Granada, C. E. Colson, Montreal. 884-52 , Alwae-s requited. -A ood Cathartic medicine. National Pills will not disppoint you. 857.52w. Low's Sulphur Softishould be found 3vith evertoilet. It is cleansing did healing. 857.52m. ------ewee-ole Dr. Lovi's Pleasant reliable worm remedy childrT or adults. 85/ orm S3-rup is a safe and for all worms affecting :62m. 1 Advertisi g Cheats! It has beconie so co mon t� begin an article, in an elegant, interesti g -style, Then run it into som advertisement, that we avoid all such, And simply call atte tine to the merits of Hop Bitters in as plain, hon st terms as possible, To induce people To give them one t ial, which so proves their value that they will ne er use anything else. The semedy so fav rainy noticed in all the papers. . i1 Religious and secula , is 1 Having it large sale and le supplanting all Other medicines. . • . There is no denying the virtues of the hop plant, and the propietors of. Hop Bitters have shown great shreindneseand ability. * * In compounding a medicine whose virtues are so palpable to every on 's observation. Did. S No ! ' She lingered and all the time for years." The doctors doing he And at last was cure papers say so nruch ab , Indeed! Indeed! How thankful we s eine. e Drp ? ffered elong, piningaway no geiod ; by this Hop Bitters ithe ut. ould be for that medi- 1 1 - A Da,ugh Eleven years our da misery. • From a complicitio matic trouble and nerv Under the care of th Who gave her diseae But no relief, And now, she is res by as simple a reme had shunned for years • er's Atisery. ghter in.Tered on a bed of ofkidney,. liver, rheu- us debility, best physicians, various names.; - I •ed to us in good heelth y as Hop Bitters, that we before using' it. ,. 'e Parents. 1 1 1 , ! ithout a bunch of green Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile, poisonous stuff with" op" or " Hops"in their name. 919.52m I ..1 -1 -:--- Freeman's Worm Pi wders are safe, sure and speedy to remove , av rms from children and adults: 857.52m. , ZO- None genuine 1. • , Years of experience nd suCcessful trial have -proved MeGreger & Pa ke's Carbolic Cerate the most complete and- tisfactory compound for healing old sores, feste ings ulcers, cute, wounds, burns, frost bites or felons, and for keeping out the cold and to clean e or prevent proud flesh, sloughing or decay. In ist on having McGregor & Parke's Carbolic Cerat, sold at 25 cents by Lums- den & Wilson, druggists, Seaferth. 912.02w. A Quadruple Force. The reason why dis ase is so soon . expelled froni the syStem by Bu dock BloodBitters is be- cause that excellent re ledy ants in a four -fold ' etanner-that is to sae, uponthe bowels, the ' liver the blood and the kicineYs, driving out all bad hpinor, and regul ting eery organic func- tion. 857.52.2w. I had for years been miserable sufferer from dyspepsia, and tried al knowe remedies and the best medical skill of My acquaintance, but still grew worse, until unable to eat anything without - great suffering, or do a y kin i of work. I began to think there was r hope for me, and that I must surely die • v. -h n, like' a drowning man catching at a draws deterinined to give Mc- Gregor's Speedy Cure trial, I et once began to improve so rapidly- tha in two months I was as well as I had ever bee in My life. -Wm. Evers, Leamington. Sold by Lumsden & Wilson, drug- distsa Seaforth Free rial betties'. 912.53w. - • Fluid Lightning is si mate remedy. I was unable to get out of One bottle gave me -in on my feet. again. I h to -day (Something I co were it not for Fluid purpose of procuring Wm. Dixon, Gana.no bottle at Lumsden forth. 91.2.52w. eteser nply a marvellous rleeu- or two months a cripple, the hOuse from Sciatica. tent relief, and placed me kve del% en fourteen miles not posssbly have done *ghtnines) for the express another. bottle. So says ue. Only 25 cents per Wilson's drug store, Sea- • I . Just tl1ie Thing. W. J. Guppy, drug st, of Newbury writes: "Dr. Fowler's Wild St •awberr - is just the thing for eummer sickness. I sold aut my stock _three times lest summer. T ere woes a good demand for it." . Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry is invaluable fer dysen ery,colie,sick stomach and bowel complaint. 857.52.2w . • ee 1 . 1 .Known byl Thee Signs. i Dyspepsia may be k own by heartburn, sour eructions of food, win belching - weight -at the stomach, variable appetite' costive bowels, etc. Burdock Blood Bitters willpositively cure dys- pepsia, althoughin its worst chronic form. 857.- 52.2w. • i • Do. N4t Delay. complaint, however in Id apparently -may be the . Do not delay, if suffring. apy form- of bowel attack, but use Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild II Strawberry. It is the old reliable sure for all forms ofsummer com laiuts that require prompt treatment. Ask 3 our druggist and all dealers in patent medicines. 85 .52.2w., Is It Ao ng Right? 1 • If you are troubled with inactive liver, your complexion will be sa ow, frerpient sick head- ' ache, aching shoulders, dizziness, weariness, HUliON1 XPOSI TOR. ikregular bowels, -and many ther serious otem- Plaints. Burdock Blood BUN." re ate the liver and sill the secretions to a .healt y action. .857.52.2w. -.--•-4114110------ - It Never Fails. ' Dr. F' owler's Extract of Wild Strawber.7 e_will never fail you when taken to Cure dyse.11'erY colicesick stomach orauy form of summer COM. plaint. Relief is almo.et.,_instantaneous h•*w 'closes cure when other remedies fail. 857,52.2a Horsemen, .A.ttention •• When your holm is galledt•scratched or cutror -hiss an ugly sore, bathe twice daily, and apply McGregor & Parke's Carlaolie Cerate. It is un- doubtedly the finest healing and cleansing a cation for it. Be sure you get McGregor & Par e's. .S1o1d for 25c. per box at Lumeden & Wilson's drug stere, Seaforth. 912,52w. *da•er .1 Fluid Lightning, ' All sufferers from that ternble tormentNeural. Oa, can be made happy in one moment by a sin- gle application of Fluid Lightning briskly rubbed ;p n ,painfuVparts and without using any disgust- .., ingemedicine day alter day with little or no re- sult: . Fluid Lightning also 'curds as effectually • toothache, lumbago, rheumatism, headache, and is only 25 cents per bottle at- Lumsden drug store, Seaforth. 912.52w.• -43, • Cholera Preventive. 1 • IN order to withstand cholera and such like epidemics a perfect purity of blood., and the pro- per action of the stomach are required. To in- sure that end, in the cheapest, most available and complete manner, use McGregor's Speedy Cure for dyspepsia and impure blood. There is no purer, safer or wore relieble remedy in exist- ence.for indigestion, dyspepsia, costiveness, etc. Ask your neighbor or any person who has used it, Sold by Luinsden & Wilson, Seafoeth.. Trial bottle given free. 912.52w. Holloway's Pills. Nervous Debility. -No part of the numen ma- chine requires more- watching than • the nervous sYstem-epon it hangs health and life. itself. These Pills are the bestregnlators and strength- eners of the nerves, an& the safest general puri- fiers. • Nausea, headache, giddiness, numbness, and mental apathy yield to them. They despatch in a summary manner those distressing dyspep- tic systems, stomachic pains,.fulness at the-, prt .of the steeled', abdominaldistension, and over - °mile both capricious appetites and confined bowels -the commonly- accompanying. signs of dafeetive or deranged nervous powers Hollo- way's Pills are particularly:recommended to per- sons of studious and sedentary habits, who grad- ually sink into a nervous and debilitated state, ueles.s • some such restorative be occasionally taken. • 912.52w.. - For the Cure of all the delicate disorders to which females are subject no remedy has been devised that can be compared with Hanington's Quinine Wine and Iron. It renovates the entire system, animates the despondent, restores the bloom of health to the sallove cheek, and replaces melancholy with vivaciousness of youth. See that yen get Han- ingtons, the original and genuine. 891.52w.. LEGAL. T BEST, Barrister, Solicitor, &c. Office - el Rooms formerly . occupied by Carroll & Dickson, Meyer's Block, over Johnson's Hard- ware Store, Main Street, Seaforth. Goderich Agents-Gameems, HOLT. & -Chatham 870 GARROW & PROUDFOOT, Barristers, Solici- tors, &c., Goderich, Ontario.- J. T. GARROW, WM. PROUDFOOT. _ 686 RC. HAYS, Solicitor, &c. Private Motley to . lend at lowest rates of interest. Office - Corner of Square and West Street, Goderich. 774 riA3IERON, HOLT & CAMERON, Barristers, _e a Solicitors in Chancery, &c., Goderichn Ont. -M. C. CAMERON, Q. C., Plithip Howe CemitRON. -5 oFTUS E. DANCEY, late with Cameron, Holt & Cameron, Goderich, Barristea So- lieitor; Conveyancer, &c. Money to loan. Ben- son's Old Office, Cardno's-Blook, Seaforth. 788 ATANNING & SCOTT, Barristers, Solicitors, IA. 'Conveyancers, &c.Solicitors for the Bank of•Johnston, Tisdale & Gale. . Money to loan. Office -Beaver Block, Clinton, Ontario. A. H. MANNING, JAMES &WT. 781 HOLMESTED, successcir to the late- firm of . McCaughey & Holmested, Barrister, So - Editor, Conveyancer and Notary. Soliciter for the Canadian Bank of Commerce. Money to lend. Farms for sale. . Office in Scott's Block, Main Street, Seeforth. • MONEY TO LOAN. ATONEY TO LOAN. -Straight loans et 6. per cent. •Interest payable half yearly, or 61 per cent. yearly, with the privilege to borrower of repaying part of the principal. money at any time. Apply to F. HOIZIESTED, Barrister, - 1 850 Seaforth. • DENTISTRY. LT - TD. Si, and M. R. C. D., of j I . Toronto. All • operations guarantetd. Anesthetics of all • kinds adi iinistered. Specialties - Gel' Filling and Perfect Fitting Plates. Town patients willplease make enga.gernents a day or two previous to Lewin the opera. tion performed. ran Remember the place, in the rooms formerly occupied by C. Caitwright, up -stair e in Cady's Block, opposite the Cennmer- cial Hotel, Seaforth. 874 7 • • DENTIST, Faculty Gold Medallist and College Gold Medallist,Toronto School of Dentistry. Rooms over Johnsons' Hardware; Main Street, Seaforth. • ' 911 Grand Trunk Railway. Trains leave Seaforth and Clinton stations as follows: GOING Winer- SEAFORTH. Express.... .... 2.40 r. M. Express ...... 8.58-P. M. Mixed Train.. ... .. 8 15•A. M. GOING EAST - Express.... .... 7.45 A. M. Express .... 1.45 P. M. Mixed Train.. .. 5.30?. M. • London, Huron Gonne NORTH - London, depart Exeter Hensall. Kippen Brucefield.. • Clinton Londesboro Blyth - 1Belgrane . Wingham, arrive GOING SOUTH- • .Wingham, depart Belgrave Blyth Londesboro ........ Clinton .. ...... 'Brucefield IKippen. ...... !Heiman.. ...... ' Exeter.. London, arrive ...... CLINTON. 3.05 r. et. 9.15 r. M. 9.48A. 7.25 A. m. 1.05 P 4.45 P. M and Bruce, Mixed.. Mail. 6.00 A. et. 4.50r. s. 820 6.10 8‘45 6.24 6.29 6.38 7.05 , 7.20 7.27 9..00 ant 9.55- 10.18 10.35 11.00 7.46 11.30 8.00 Express. Mixed. 7.20 A.M.11.30 A. M. 8.10 • 12.03 r. m 7.59 12.25 • 8.08 12.37 8.35 1.25 8.51. 1.50 9.00 2.05 9.05 2.12 9.31 13.05 10.45 6.30 - . ! Wellington,- Grey and Bruce. GOING NORTH- Accom. Express. Mixed. Ethel.....a.. .. 2.37 r. M. 9.13 P.M. 9.15 P.M. Brussels .. 2.511 9.27 10.00 Bluevale 3.07 I 9.43 10.35 ' Wingham.. .. 3.20 954 11.30 Goixo SOuTII- Express. Accom. Mixed Wingham ,... 7.00m. 11.21 A. m. 7.30 P.M. Bluevale ,.. .. 7.10 11.35 8.07 . Brussels... ... . e 7.25 11.55 8.45 • Ethel.; a .. 7.37 12.10- 9,13 Train leaving Wingha, dine, runs on Mondays, only. at $ p m. for' Kinear- edneedays and Fridays • MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSTTE1D aT THE HURON EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SEAFORTH, ONTARIO. NO WITNESSIER REOUIREO A T5773 .r7FriCIgT T T -STIFIES. Poptildrity at h me is not always the best test of Merit, but e point proudly to th fact that no eother m dicine has won for LS011 such universal a probation in its own City, state, and emu and among alI pool ,as Ayr's g rsaparii 'a. .The f011owing 1ttr from one of oi.ircst- kric, wn ilitassach t s Druggists should e of th,est to every sti11eror:- RH Nil SI - vere tTr4t re -mid 40 dress, it i hone- heilln. Ar clieei erslt:isti Pneultit srkstel'eAl I bottles . dr which Have sOld Large PSIiII,I.A1, and it On populist illy. Tile en effectei sin this vinii is thc b st blood me public. Liver Et., Buekl n Ll -SAL, was for to Low Worst f more t limbs. SARSA clyer twent ll afflicte hen .haIltlsthu ce • e wasen - RILLA. Is for 1883 PEEP e.Ayer , Sold bv aaDru 1 -"Eight years sgo I had an attack of Itheumatisto, so se - move from the bed, or I tried several erne - any relief, until I took La, by the use of two was completely cured. .ntities cA. your S RSA - 1 retains its wonderful ny notable cures it has •ey eonvincei me that it 'case ever offered to the E. F. HAnetis.”' Mass., May 13e1882. - GEORGE Aro twir,, overseer In the well Carpet Corporation ears before his re ova ith Salt Rheum In its ations actually coyered- urface of his body andt rely cured by _Orme& Certificate Ili Ayer?. BY o.,Lowell, I%aSf. $I, six bottles f r $5. J P6 part ki 0 EXPOSIT AUC I NEERS. 1 BRINE, Li03 sed Auctioneer or the unty of Hero . Sales attende in all the Count r. All orders left at Tus 11 Office will b promptly attend to. AiD UGATTY; L o need Auctioneer' for the ciunty of 'Ht ro . Sales -of all delscription prompt] eattended t on•reasonable term.Ad- dress Br lisels P. 0. *r a,pplY on Lot 4, Con- cession 2, Grey.. 77 tT1 07.4 S3O! Jd 1.83 1HJIda1S `930NJ. i a3Z1P VA-11?D N 'Id T" L. R. improv POLK B • rowed Elliott, his da "King was br county of Peelaan were al.o imported were ea er offered f proven by the e registe ed in the $1, witi the privile GEOR E PLEW iJFFOLKS A rSigned has no Tuckers thentof S mug. The e April 3rd Milton, Co were b on," was d by Mess E THE BEST. -The un - on Lot 21, Concession 2, , and will keep for the Two TOOROUGIIBRED SUP - St, "Granger," was far- , was bred by Mr. Wm. ty kif Halton. His sire and th inmorted. The second,. arr jved in April, 1884. He . Frank &s Sons, of the bo h his sire and his dam hey are as good pigs as r s rvice in Huron as can be tended pedigrees which are nadian Herd Book. Terms re of returning if necessary. Eled As C f NSCIENTI 1 US .DRUGGISTS, we would rumen end for DY PEPSIA, INDIGESTION and kindre disemes, he. use of MALTOPEPSYN. For Col sumption nd all wasting diseases; the use of ORSE'E eARBOLATED NORWEGIAN COD a VER OIL. For teething. infantsancl nervou troubles,- he pse of GLYCE OLE OF CELE COMPOL NU (containing no pium.) You p sbably ask w y we recommei d these remedi s! It is because wr know them to bej reliable renedisj. endors*d by leading • physicians throug ont the Do nin on, for the cure of:specific disease., hnd not bali nag to cure er rything. Also be usethey ave the exact formul printed on eec sottle lab 1,t1 crew enabling he per - chaser oknow ju w at he is taking. The t inc is rapii ly pproaching whe intelli- gent pe Ple will r fus to take quack nre-alls, the ing edients of i high are kept seeret but will insist 'on knowin just what they are king. We ould also in on i any who may niit, yet be aware y actual tr a1 if superiorit of our "ROY L GLYCE A 1ED BALSAM ( F FIR," in curly g Coughs, old , Bronchitis, Sor Throat' Ineipie itl Consum tioe• &c. &c., that his reli- able re' iedy can n w be pro .prad fro n every dealer' i the Coun y o Huron, and alth ugh not adverti ea outsid o ir own County entirely ovving its own m rit , we hone alre ty receiv- ed ord rs from the mo:t distant parts o the Do- minion if afflicted giv it a trial, pric 50 Cents per bottle wholesal ai d retail by • L TM 'DEN & WIL014, 31anufacturers, Seaforth; Ontario, 923-1 " CLIMAX " AND " PERFECT" (ALL AST IRON) HOT AIR FURNACES, The most healthy, economical a d best known method of heating, from the cottage to the largest public build` g, made in Nine Sizes for Brick Setting,. and Seven Sizes in For able Form, with or without As Sifting Chamber. Parties building, Church Com ittees, School Trustees, 'arra ail others inter- ested,. are respectiully invited to an ext,mmation of these fernaces. Samples now in stock. Boynton Furnaces nd attachments. are set up ueder supervision, and fully guaranteed by the ma ufaeturers. Estimates, descrintiee catalogue. and all information cheerfully gitt iVIRa Ji TIN KIDD, HARDWARE, STOVES AND TINWARE MAIN STREET; SEAFORTH. TEA. TEA, AT THE SEAF TEA., TEA. RTH 'TEA STORE. Now is the Time to Get the Best f al e tver Offered in Seatorth for your Meney. G Has Just Received a Very Large the Largest and Best Assorted St holds 175 Packages. - Prices from ancl 60c. per pound. This Stock POWDER, and TEA DUST, a give Entire Satisfaction, or Mone all kinds of Groeelies. Flour, Flour, Oats, Barley, Screenings, C .Turnips, Carrots, and Cabbage. Also a Large Assortment of Lamp • Oats taken in Excha A CALL' SOLICITED FROM ii4signment of 'TEAS. He n c - west of Toronto. In T oc.,.20c, 25c., 30c., 35c., 40e sists of GREEN, BLACK, d will Guarantee them to Refimckst. Also a large St 0:itineal, Cornmeal, Shorts, lop Feed, Salt, Coal Oil, Fieli large stock of China, Crooke and Lamp Trimmings. ge for Oatmeal at Mi L GOODS DEL A. w holds one of alone he nevw• , 45c., 50c., 55c., JAPAN, GUN - all FRESH and k of Sugars and: ran, Buckwheat ppIes, Potatoes) and Glassware..., • 11 Rates. VERED PREP:. AULT. 1 .SEAFOTIM OOLLEN vasmareVtlaslanitinaiissiefienterZzemeturesteesel Aur ra Quick Train Watchiv he Best Vet. SOLD ONLY BY Ft COUNTER, 3WEI]LEJ R, SE AFORTH ONT. This C rapany manufactures a _complete line of f ill plate watches, from ordinary to the finest grides, for a.11 classes of wa.teh wearers. They are all made with quick train, and are es- pecially adapted for railroad and all ordinary and severe service. All made duet proof, have the perfect safety phnon, whieh preveete naenetre to parte in ,,a,ee of mainspring breakage, and Tolle - son's patent attachment to regulate pins, which prevents; hairspring from catching an ireportant _improvement controlled by this Company The stem-winding parts are made strong and durable, guarantded as safe, more convenient Mid service- able than the key winders. The extra fine grades - are made in stem wied only. Every watch is warranted by special eertificate, whieh the pur- chaser receives from the Company's Agent. The number ef Jewels in each watch (Medi is en- graved thereon) indicates the quality; pur- diesels qbserying this are sere to receive the quality they call for. The larger number of Jewels i • the better grades also, represents -the finish, fi e adjustment, and care in manufacture, which pr duces more accurate thne and longer serviee.o 1The qualities are divided as follows: ORDINARY. --Two grades are made of this quality, engraved: "Aurora Watch Co., 7Jewels." " Auroia Watch Co. 11 Jewels." MEDIUM.-Four grades Of this quality are made,-tevo in Gilt Finish, engraved : "Aurora Watch C ., 11 Jewels, Extra." "Aurora Watch Co., 15 Jt wels," and two in Nickel, finely finisb- ed, engeaved : "Aurora Watch Co., 1 ` Jewels." " Aurora Watch Co. 15 Jewels.* FINE. -Two grades of this quality,-ene nin Fine Gilt Finish and one in Nickel, engraved a " Auroras Watch Co., 15 Jewels, adjusted." EXTRI FINE. --Two grades of this quality, - one in filne Gilt and one in Fine Nickel, engrav- ed : " Awera Watch -Co., 15. Ruby Jewels, ad- justed, Aurorae Illinois." Retedeber Counter's, Seaforth, IS the only place in the County where these watches can be ha& MI R.. COUNTR, PractiorWatchmaker and Jeweller. I0 • it4:11M, All Wool Tweeds, Heavy and Union Flannels, Grey a - Blankets, t UNION SHEETI Try a pair for winter, and yo I will neve TRY A. PAIR They are -fine for Summer.. Hosiery m Great Vaviety. : Remember Woollen Goods nev this is the place to get them at FIRST C give us a Call, and we will try our best to old Standard Mill for First-class Work. Light. The Best all Wool d Checks, Very Cheap. e Best in the Market. GS SOMETHING G want to sleep on cotton Sheets in FOUR UNION HOSE, de to Ordersany size or Color. Kni r were cheaper than at the p ST. For anything you want mad 'lease you every time. Fanners, Be A. G VANEGMOND'S SON L. G. VANEGMOND. OD, old weather again. lgoods and ;Yarns in 'esent time, and • in Woollen Goods ember this. is th- W. D. D. VANEemonia FARMERS, THR 11 LA RDINE ESHERS eg. -MILLMEN mocoq's MACHINE OIL, THE BE T IN THE WORLD. REID & WIL NI Sole Agents f4r Seaforth. ALSO CYLINDER, EUREA, BT CUTTING AND WOOL OLS. JAMES A. CLINE ire. CO., sole Agents for W ingham. Ontario Mutual L le Assurance The Popular Co Active Local WM. HENDRY, Manager WATERLOO, 0 pany of the Do 1?.4.2=313, 18 ompany, minion. 70 Agents Wanted. T. W. S. HODGINS, Brussels Lime Wor STILL AHEAD. IT0W-1\1- i:SC SO The subscribers take this opportunity turning thanks . to the inhabitants of Br and vicinity for past patronage, and beg t that having made several improvements in kiln and mode of bureing, they are now better position than ever before to suppl Public with first-eless lime. This being the eleventh season of our dealings in Brussels, and having given u. fled satisfaction so far, the public can rely ceiving good treatment and a first-olass trete us. First -elms Lime at 14 meats at t and 15 cents delivered. We also burn a No. 1 Lime for plastering at she same price. 11:elnelaebnn the spot, Brussels Lime Wor b. ' TOWN & SON. 905 s. en`r1 Agent. • STRATF RD, ONT. T CAtIABIAN BANK iF COMMERCE, • - HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO. re_ Paid up Capital, snbteehtsr Rest, - ess , 1: re- 1• r iele e kiln $6,000,000. 2,000,000. PRESIDENT, HON. Wei. MCMA,sTiR. SEAFORTH 1RANCH. ' The Seaforth Branch of this Bank eolith -nue to receive deposits, on which interest is allowed on themost favorable terms. Drafts on all the prinoipall towns and cities in Canada, on Great Britain, and on -the United States, bought and sold. Office -First door SOUT of the Commercia Hotel. • A. H. IRELAND, Manager. IIOLMESTED, Solicito,r 639 , tnhese famous This grat Household Medicine ranks amongst he leadg necessaries of Life. T Pills puffy, the Blood, and act most powerfully, ingly, the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys els', giving tone, energy and vigor to t .Main Springs of Life. They are con- ecommended as a neaer failing remedy s where the constitution, froin what- • e, has become impaired or weak-ened. They are 'wonderfully efficacious in all ailments- ineideetal to females ef all ; aial as a Gen- eral Fainly Medicine are unsurpassed. • yet soot en I and Bon '1 these gre ' fidently in all eas ever eau Its Sec.rching and Healing Properties are known Ahroughout the World. For the cure of Bad Legs Bad Breasts, Old Wounds, Sores and Ulcers, it ie an infallible remedy. If effectually rubbed o4 the neck and chest, as sat into meat, 'cures Sod Throats. Bronchitis, Conghs and Colds. Fpr Glandular Swellings and Piles it acts like a e lane. In Gout and Rheuniatism, it never fail4i to afford relief. Manufactured only at Profess r Holloway's hetablishment, 7S :new 115, 225., 14.d., 2s. Od., 4s. 6d.,, , Oxford Strat is. eet (late 533 Oxford Street) London; and sold and 33s. eaeh Box and Pot. I'M Beware of Am- erican counterfeits,-Pnrchasers should limn' to the Label on the Pots and Boxes. If the -address is not 543, Oxford Street, London, theyare spurious 921-52 .. ADIE S -AND- GENTLEM EN, YOU SHOULD SEE THE NEW .FAL,L. .:000D8 Which Have Already Come to Hand at Railton Bros., EXETER, They *always take the lead, and Are now Sh tying better value than inter. Goods' e cheaper, styles the latest, and. the -assortment just what will please you.. New Dress Goods, Wincies; Flan- nels, Tweeds, Blankets, Underclothing, Hats, CrIlars, Ties, &n. Oh, you ought to see them. Talk about goods being cheap, why no wonder. be convinced. _ All welcome, No trouble to show at Ranton Bro S. EXETER, Just eome and #th