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the minutes
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annotince
ki the tilled
Inkreitased
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Dear Sir:
e the neat
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4-tisfaetion.
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Dear Sir:
lilt sfstie-
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:ths ago„
a watch,
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FEBRUkla 18; 1887.
HE
HORON EXPOSIfOR.
-Ike Met
eeecently inti
-The trustees
decided to ea
tees have rec
debt of the ch
each year till
L ve alt.o paid about,$400 on
' the debt «urn g thc,. at year.
-" CoarOi John iy," who was made
immeneely ri ii b the discovery of
petroleum, en( who scattered his weaAth
with such a la ish 1 and, has descended
step be step until h now has noplace to
lay hie head st ve in a dreary cell in the
Mount Holly, -New Jersey, jait. The
quoadain poseeesor of millions is now a
connutei tramp.
-Abaut 4 o'aloek Tuesday afteraoon
bat week, as the fas express was about
one mile east of lamilten outward"
bound, a seminan nt med Mrs. Ripley,
who sheeld hL e got olf at th•e station,
-
hurried out of the car and down the
steps. She h td a b shy, two small
stteltels •cail ex ra clothing in her arms.
She jumped off and ingutar to say, the
Child rye:Ave:I nly a slight scalp wound
and the mottle th. ugh stunned with
the fall, seaa a )Nara ttly net seriously
treal was not very encouraaing. The
injzne...1. The trade ‘ates a doable header
fast. A
d ran nitisight of one eye has totally ?ailed, and
g pony
svere sent to take the the other seems to be going.
d int, the city. --Mr. Malcolm Laughton left St.
aa in Toronto Henry j, Marys a few days ago for Australia,
Laen, an 0 I to' erpleaded. hard where he has gene in the interests of the
wt1 ,
pollee
with Afe! book publiehing house of Mr. G. Lyons,
al. aiead, he acting
Ma *neat., to 1 e allowed -to go llama ,:e:f Guelph. Messrs. James and Robert
l
Clyde also left on Friday for Kentucky, and, get to bed, prom ing th it he wolild
neer tru11 r nithe di op ”
As a last ! wilere they have sectu'ed work in the
‘ •:• i - .
resort he S1,"V 1‘.1.0)W me, your rconstruction of a bridge. . •
-Mrs. James
Stamp, of Stratford, has
Worship.- " utl, ray, w here have .
we mct ?" aele 'd trt urprised alder- ! just arrived home fr ont. a three months',
rinmOhe eeen me in the trip to England, having on the home-',
. , y m'v
Methodist ch uch,1 aaswered the ward journey encountered very severe
veteran. W 11, yot -are aot a very weather. The hatches were closed down
for three days, the captain's bridge was
good-looking ID 'tuber of the Methodist
o sev the least of swept away, and the passengers suffered
OWS
iodist
oduc
and
pet t e :pews. The trus-
!ads,-
urch,
Ire w
Notes. entitled to credit as payment upon their
detricehLetYtaireerlighhaes. ast:ccpkrditnhge to their eontention, they had
price of the lands which,
aches,' Aid have also turned over to the Society at $3 an ac e,
and during their direettarate this "land
credit," as it was called, appeared upon
the books of the sOciety.. The defend-
ants, who are the present Board ef
Directors of the ;society, when I they
assumed office, altered this entry, of
"land credit " an the books and called
upon the plaintiffs to pay up theirestoelle:
This action was then brought toe -6840 -in
the defendents from enforcing payment
of calls upon the stock, and to compel
them to restore the entries of "land
credit " upon the hooka. Mr. Justice
fia.lt gave judgment in favor of the de-
fenda.nts, holdiag that the plaintiffs were
not entitled to the " land credit" they
claimed and dismissing the action.
Upon the counter claim for calls upon
the plaintiffs'atock he directed a re-
ference to the Master to ascertain what
Was dne.
paid $1,000 on the.
nd intend dein- so-
iale is paid. The
Perth Items.-
-lin Mitchell Advocate - regrets to
learn that Mr. John Molyneaux's sight
is no better. His consultation with the
leading °oculists of Termite and Mon-
beicitel time, a:
enieliie anti ear
-woman and chi
-Tleaother
ehureli tide Inoroing,
it ; but if that's the e se, VII fine you
and. eeete or 30 days, just because y
go to the Meth( dist hureh, and con
into the docl . iu that shape_ It is ri
duty to take ca e of y u and straight
you up, if you • re a ethodist."
-An exeha ge g ves the followie
treatment of a felon which in the ca
daseribed was eninently sueeeseful :
handful eateli of tanse, hops, catnip an
wormwood was brown in an old isasi
a small quantita af tabacco and a ha-
teacupfut of t -u t soa added, and stiff
cient water to et ver. When boiling h
the hand was pl teed over the steam, an
a email blank t wethrown, over ti
basin to retain t re ste nt that was a
plied untii tin mixture cooled. Th
was repeated lay and night until th
pain was entire] - rem( ved, which was i
48 hours. The rs het ham the paroxysm
of pain is alma, magiaal aa soon as th
ateaiii is raTlii.d. etixture wi
only once ren ea ed. 0 anodyne wa
used to prewar sleet , as the steamin
instantly reliertd the suet:es:ev• e parox-
ysms of pain.
plaints after having tested its wonderful Ctiiis
tive powers in thousands of cases, has felt it hir
duty to Make it known to his suffaring fellows.
Actuateil by this motive and a dedire to relieve
human suffering, I will send free of chargo, to
all who desire it, this recipe, in Ge man, French
or Englishovith full directions or preparing
1 and using. Sent by mail by addressing with
litamp, namirn. this paper, W. Ai NOYES, 149
ower's Bloplc Rochester, N. Y. 938-25ow
•
Not Bad:
It is sceagreeamethat even an in
it. For coughs, clds, hoarseness, -
and inonehitisataaaard's Pectoral 1
able ler young ox 4 $57.52.2w.
., The Best: eiombina
The beSt combh Won of blood eta
lathier health givi herbs.; roots an
into durdobk Blood Bitters ---a pin'
retnedy that cures diseases of thelil
kidneys. 867.52.2w..
ant wil take
roup, a thina,
alsam i • reli-
•
i.nSing, regu-
1 barks niter
ly veg table
od, livcfr aid
• Better Than Gold.
ed
Tq those trout)with Kidney and ur nary
troub es such as a conetant desil to uri late,
sitooting, scalding -pains, pain in th ..back, sedi-
ment, &c., &c., Dr. Uhase's Liver 'ure w'll be
found more Nraluabble than gold. It posit vely
cures. See "Prophet' for testim Ma's. Sold
by all druggists. 966.52w. -
As an Article I
for tiii toflct, A3•er's Hair Vigor stends uni ival-
eel; It cleauses the scalp and preserves it rom
scurf and dandruff, cures itching, run] humors,
rostors the hair, when faded or gray, t itaf
origin, 1 dark color,andpromotes its gro %tie
969,52W.
The Disfiguring Eru tion
on the face, the -sunken eve the pallid coin] lex
1,;;ieinr dicate that there' is something- wrong:go
gn
withio. Expel the turking f e to health
by usi
ig.Ayer's Sarsaparilla. 969.52
_ .
• Be o'n :your Gua d.
Don t allow a cold the head t slowly and
surely run into catarrh whenyou cn be cured
for 25 cents:by using Dr. Chase's • C. tarrh Circ.
A few applications cures incipient e tarrb. One
to two boxes cures ordinary cater h. Twd to
five boxes is guaa•anted to cure ehro ite catarrh.
Tty it. Only 25 cents and sure cure Sold hi all
dealers. 966.1y • •
important News -It ms.
pookstown•-Mrs. Campbell had been trout
for a number of 'years with indigestion and
stipation, and was induced- to try Ale0reg
81 eedy Cure and found- it all that was neec
$1 mach from cold. , an ‘vould recommend its use to
y .
ou e -Mitchell esimilarltroubledThis invaluable
ie xhibitors were pretty suc- -so d „wary part of .canada, at t
cessful at the Seaforth' poultry show. pe beittla. Sold at Lumsden & Wi
Mr. J. G. Jones showed several classes st
en of game fowls and carried off six prizes
-1 first, 2 seeonds and 2. speeials
g garne, and 1 second on Malay fowls.
se Mr. F. eacebel took 1 first and two sec -
A owls en White Legharns*and 2 firsts and
al 1 special on canaries. Mr. Oliver Hodges
la took I first on game fowls.
If --Mr. Thomas J. Jones, a I former
a resident of St. Marys, was run over by
ot an engine and killed in the 'randTrunk
a Railway yard'at Point Edward on Satur-
day, 29th ult.' Deceased was a brother
of Mr. C. 8. Jones and Mrs. A. J. belch,
and was a paltrier _in the boekstore of
Belch -4e Ce. , St. Marys, for several yeara
The deceased was A genial, friendly
s and his terribly sudden and tragic death
,e will be regretted by all. His 'widow is
the daughter of the Ilev.Mr. Hutchinson
s a former minister of the Episcopal
g church at Kirkton. •
=The Waterloo Chronicle of -a recent
issue says: -One of the oldest readers,
cif thd Waterloo Chronicle is. the Rev.
--A serious aceiden ocearred recent!.
to Hugh Kaye living t jelin Wilson'a
3rd coucessica ,effu.ron tewnship, count
of Bruce, by which he was rendered in
sem-Aide for wane tin e. .1Ie had bee.
carrying a pole and ha 1 I. * Ft . end
rest hInaself, and when ;again placing i
ors his sho•uliter he 1 ust have fallen
Further than this he 'Iowa nothing a
what happened. He wandered home
WILIII.S, [Int paeaed his : nue, and did no,
reeover conseimisness ell ' ' I I' ,
1, '•:
aearly two. ades front eri-e- pace of acci
dent and then returned ty the road. .11
had received el bad en onethe farehead
and -leas badly bruised abont the .head
but does not know leou they were done
A neighbeas stitched - tie woand on his
farehead. .
-The Napinee Ex ..esS of a reeen
date savs : it s a. rfatot ions fact that for
the past feW days inic of the hotels of
this towa Lae been 'lade betrer ehan
a g•untrling hell, at one tinse on Tuesday
nieht there hviintr no Ices than ten genes
,in 'full bleat. lAre onr rem authorities
so: deal that they aim ot hear of theSe
things or so 1H.Inti tha. Alley cannot see
thou ? The l_tanee of :ttkii's and dead-
beat.; wha inveri tblv ft Neel; ue the cir-
cuit of race ituaainies.se ene4 to have full
swing here thia week, a •ni.,. lio far as we
have been a,hle to ti, id lea, not , the
ee
, slialeteat effertisves mete 0 ta pi.' )tett the
reeidenta of the town and surrounding
country from these lea: :es on society.
1
-Last Satarday mernirg in Winni-
peg anne partieS pas.ing along 'mar
••• Mactitolea college, notieed TA itnIal Iyiag
on his back on the praiie about 50 feet
from the graded road.- As the morning
was very cold; they naturally supposed
the man was tisit lying there for p. Caen re,
and thinking he might be drunk, they
weat to rotate him befoie he was frozen.
It nue' then discovery I the num was
dead and frozea 11,4.4 stiff aA a lag: Lying
beside him on the Anew were his in its, cup
and hulEelf) coat, the corlpse being bare-.
headset and I are -handed_ ; 71.1ie police
were sent for, and the Unfortunate mail
waa rerognized as one dames Peat, an
old resident of the viten hailing from
OW(11 Salina, Mid %VIM hit:-; been for same
tinieltast emplayed at -!coanes' auction
roam-% The ramains ‘ ere .removed to
hie :home, a short :lista Mee !from where
he wa.; found,
i
-Un Saturilty, .39th ult., while the
east bound exp. ess train Was waitina at
Vereet for the weal lennel exprease _Mes-
senger a'sparlinea, of the (` madam Exprees
Company, notieed two clahleen shielding
on the: est. itch a. few vete' e I rem his eau,
lie yelled to tht•rn, hut lic noise Of the
eseapina steam front the atanding engine
drowned outhia voice. Thel engineer of
the inettinin:4 ti tin at tin slikie' time inr-
tio-d their dangt.r and w instled, puttintz
, on ; h • brakt•s and rever i[nte Ili.: engiec,
Alieeeen„,..or Sperlinee sceing that the
eaialeen did pet iteties: 1.1.'• yelling' or the
whi,tiiol!, jumpel oat I, til( vir door
and, i•an anti thr •tv them miler the stand.
iite" train as the eveine se -opt part. jut
lerserhier them. The ex itetnent of the :
10,e0 tie „le a ha st ere t it: far away t0 .
rvn,ii•r ',lily --i ':n'', NV E intense, and •
schen ireect see t ill tl- •:!
eltisara ol 1,niu:.4 th,..
slink, ii:i0,1- wi:it i'.4.
e ni:r•ttulat • hint on hi
his .lirar, c
-The Toronto Ci6I
lini-o: ..r.n:-,i.i..,!..1
it•t• .f ,:r.:.!. t%try.. in.:. nia.:1I ;t1 :".. .-e.vs Powvii •
4.1 ' i
a ...,q0...th t'.. c, 1. 1,ratt 1 0 at: tried in t no .
1.!.... *,... -t :01t;t:;1;...
Wt
Y ,farnes Boyd, of _Grosshill, who has, as
he informs the editor, been on ,the sub -
Y scription list for 27 a`rears. Mr. Boyd is
one of the most scholarly and eatimable
EL ministersin tile Presbyterian church
e and we trust that his bow May long
• abide in strength and that he may be
• able to minister in divine things to the
good people in Wellesley for many years.
- To all of 'Which the Stratford Beacon
t fervently adds amen ! Also, that Mr.
. Boyd has been a subscriber to the Bea-
.
- • con for a longer period than that.
Anecdote of Dr. Chalmers.
lite right word at the right tithe' is a
power for good. The following story is
told of Dr. Chalmers :
will relieve the poor little sufferer immediate131.
re, Seaforth. 904.82w.
1 Salt Rheum Curei. •
leCregor & Parke's Carbolic Genet:: has boon
tri d and found to be the only positive cure for
sa t rheum, pimples blotches on the face or
ha ds, cute, burns, bruises, or any sore that
no hin_ else will heal. Try MeGreg-o , & Par ,e's
Ca bolie Cerate 25e. per box at Lulus en &
Wii-
sor s chug store, SeafOrth. 964.62w.
any pe
remed
Oc. and
Ison's d
led
on-
r's
ed,
on
• is
81
cGregor's • Lung Co
I
POUIl
lave you a bad cough, a chronic h arsenese, a
fet Ming of tightness in the chest, a•eak lungs, or
any si niter compliant? If so, bu3rat once a
be tle of MeGregor's Lung- Compound. " If tern
C110 yclu." It contains entirely new specifics of
,3
wl ich one dose is. more effectual than a wh le
bottle Of the old-tinie remedies. It iS put up1in
50( and $1. bottles. Sold by Lumsder & Wits n,
drtjiti.ts, Seaforth. Try it, and you will ne •er
hate reason to i complain. 1,..e3w. ' Ill c
d.
I visible but. Instantaneous
4.11 pains or aches will be instantly remot ed
by a fen : drops -of Flu d Lightning aliplied o er
the affected parts. No time* lost ; ii i nausec us
malicincs needed • no poulticing or using gre sy
linimente. It win* nol-, blister or discolor the
skin. Sold at 25c p(e• bottle by Lunislen & \‘• il-
sof , druggists, Seaforth. Sufferers fr in neui- 1 -
gra assure us that they never fear' it vhen thiliir
house Contains a bottle of Fluid Lightni ig
964 52w" .
I r. Lew's Worm Syrup will i•ern vd wort is
and canse, quicker thap any other inedicine.,_
857 52in .
tior
ph t
chil
exp
ach
or nettle rash, itching- piles, ri mete mil, ern
s, and all skin diseases use Prof. ow's Sr I-
r Soap. 857.62111. .
eetroy the wor ns oi• they may destroy ti
10e11. IT:se Freebian's Worm Pow lers, th y
el all kinds of worms. 857.52m.
ttionaliPills purify the blood, -regulate stein -
liver aind bowels. 637.5211. ,
'..eidvice_to Mothers
-0 you Ilistul bed and breke» Of yo tr rest 1
lc elit d suffei ii g and crying wi h pain
ing te th 7 If sOiSend at Mate ud get
!i.: of ' Aire. -1Vine1ow's Soothing Syrup" ft
irente. thing. Its value is inealctilable. I
•
" Dr. Chalmers WaS 011Cd at a noble- ..Deperd tn on it, mother ; there is ne 'nista*
man's place in *company, a abet t it. It mires dysentery and diarrInea, regd-
late the etineach and bowel5, cures NI hid COH(14
esteel in the* Docter's b:rilliant conversa- Five' roue and. energy to lie whol systene
land chief. The chief Was m uclainter- '.oft i's the gums. retituTS inilzwtina anit
then. 'i'he two Nvereshoven- into adjoin- wintlow's scathing- spew- fori children
f eething; is pleaeant to the ate and i the pel.
ing poOnIS to sleep: While. prepari g . Bete tioa of one of the oldest and b et female
n
ph3eiciaes cuid iitiesee in the United SI:t Iles, and
18 hi side liv all druggists thramehout t le world
.
to en •y -live cents a bottle.. - lie
no oth :r kind.966.1,y. •
oi ''A RH. 11-issatev's Soternixo Sv!
for bed, the chief was peastrated by
•apoplexy, and soon died. This event
called forth the fol owing to those who
had gathered about the Corpse : ' Neeer
in my life (lid I see or did I feel, before
this moment, the meaningof the text,
1` Preach the word ; be instant in season,
..out of season.," 11ad I knoWn- that my
venerable old friend Was within a few
minutes of eternity, Iewould have ad-
dressed mysel f earnestly to him; I would
!niece preached unto hini and you Christ
!Jesus and him crucified ;' 1 wou'd have
iureed him and you, with all the earnest -
:noes befitting the subject, to prepare for
eternity. A ou - would have thought it,
and yau would have prononeced it, eta
of season; but ah ! it would have been,
in season both as it respected. him and
as it respects you.'"
HowEgg Are Utilized.
Egg soap is nilade from the yolk of
eggs by the Tartars of -Eastern Russia.
Albumen is made from the white of epegs,
and egg oil from the yolk. Egg mom-
atum is also made. Egg oil is _used for
oiling egg leather and wool in the 'wool
inills. Ewe -albumen sells for about 75e -
per n in Prance, while blood albumen is-
m -trail only 25c aer• 11). , The yolks ef
eggs are also preserved in theaform of a
powder, which is used in bakeries and
confectioneries. The yolk may also be
preserved.in glycerine and salieylic acid
in the rapid shape, and is used in tan -
aeries in this form. In Russia, over a
millioa dozen eggs are yearly used for
these manufacturing purposes, their cost
beiag from 5 to 10c per dozen. . ,
- .----a-
. A True Statement
Eied worth:van ureter die," and there are none
but kind words ep. .1. e n regardinL;• liagyard's 1-e1-
1ow ()i1 that 0141 reliiihle remdy efor external and
internal use. It cures rheumat ism, deafnesg,
t'r ii114, 1.) 1-4' thniat. 011,1 all sureness and womids
11, ,Ite flesh. s• -17.5.2..2w•
° Without Doubt.- , .
'edam; 011 ie par Vit..Celvill•t. fOr
1•1141114. (lc
1111,1 Iitrj,.inte and all !leek %%minds. Any
l. -di-ii-1,e'er ran t Amish if:
A Voice from tile -United
States.
%.,• saft• tlivy
I 1, 1.4,1 f i the V:0', it 11 11.1 'Z-
.\ ear to I reia aed tried itimi.N
tin.s...ent•ter' an1.1, t‘ Mt little •-,114.i.*-4
t': -t'4 Ile anti On nit then relit tiniek 11.1411
t._
A. I...1 •irt,
A....eizes were „.-aneeet, .11.1, literteau, I". S.
1 1-t.
i ANt .1 I
•re 4,111. ,e L inal pre;••• 1.4et; Of Chi'
1111•44, Ulf'- ( ):1Ji4j. .'".44, iety, end
it fee land, teealleta-
-veers.
:i --.t 1. tt -",greii It- ti
Do:atm:tit tv('rtiniont at :QUI par
aere, 11 I till* they 1.1.1-1' sol•1.1)\- then; to ;
the StteietV at :'13 alt ;Le 0. ;rite plain-
tiffs Irere alI subserill r.- or stoek in the
society to) a Urge extent nil were among !,
the first directors. They claimed to be
,Tood Advico.
areepr 0111
;'. .•1 0 b .t tie in 1 1.1..2.‘ard., Yet -
at a r In t-1.14. it.11C11 118
•• "11 .1-. 1,10V] vs..., chil-
1.! • 1.; •....•!,t;., 1 I alit thf 11.(11(.8,
a ee. and it :till r lit found
✓ ee.e2e.e.
Consumption Cured.
An old physician,retired from practice, having
hed placed in his hands by an East India mis-
sionary the f:Irlitula of a simple vegetableremedy
for tilt...speedy tuld permanent one of Consump-
tion, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat
and 1410g affeetione, also it positive and radical
cure for Nervous Debilit • d 11 N '
Pric
ask
,take
811111 ILII(
ei,,"
O atar-rli -----a .b:rew. TrOat ent.
, Pe haps the ..mOst 'extraordinary sue aes tha
has een achieVed iii itiOdern Medicinehas beer
attai ied tiv the Dixate Treatment for Catarrh
Out ef-2,00:patientstreatiel during the linet six
Mori hs, tully ninety per cent, have be ii eareel
of this stubborn malady. Tine is none the leial
(14
Staling ivh.eri it is re -membered than 'IVO pel
t •
cent. of • patient:, presenting theineelve to the.
regular pritetitioner are benefitted, While tht
pater t medicines and other ad vertis al coree
ilever record a CUIC at all. Starting With the
claim, now generally believed by the ino t aeien
title 14011 that the disease is •due to the mmence
of liv ng parasites in ;the tieeu.e- Mr. )ion at
Once adapted his cere to their -externimetioe---
this alecolapiiehed,• he Clain's the Catarrh. is prae-
td, as .Cures effected by. him four yeers- ag-o are
li
ticalls, cured, and the pernianeney is ini nestion-
cures still. :to one elsee hies •ever atte tinted to
euro Ilatarrh in..this manner, and 110 °the. treat
ment has ever eared Catarrh. The appliea.tion
of th reauedyis :simple, and can be clorie at
home, and the present season of the year is the.
most favorable for a epeeely and perm:trier it mime,
the inajorlty' of rases heing cuted et- one treats
inent. Sufferers eliould come:petal with Messrs.
A. 11 DIXON & SON, 306 1Citie Stre t, West,
Toronto, Canada, and entente: stomp for their
treatise on Oaten -h. -AI OtAl 4.1A1 State N •vember:
17, 1889 -i . • - 8 2-62
Still Ahead Of
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H. L,. SMITH &
CATERERS,
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1
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And dealers in American arid C,tttt1rtui Confec-
tioliery:
.? I:Vet:et:11)1es, Orr:flees, 1,„es1ons.and all inde cjf
Fruits.
Horels, - end others /ysters
in bulk. rim be suppiied at reasoitaale r :tea
calmed reeees, Teiseesei ceeete uf the
beet Itrahie Lela eenstiiiiily tin haul.
.Everv atteetieniteid ter eusromere. 1114,p). to
serve
lier t1te 'rir:•+. • Deer fol-th
peid -et i teed s -are erste-, Al ;in street
Seaferth„
Co.
1 . 059
pver p,o0o,Qoo FrEc)PL- uE
ERRY'S 'SEE
ID. M. FERRY & CO.
, are admitted to be the
....1\ LARGEST SEEDSPAEN
in the world,
. D. M. FERRY & CO'S
Illustrated, Des-
criptive &raced
SEED ANNUAL
For 1887
will be mailed
FREE .to all
applicants, and ,
to last season's 1
customers
without or -
Ara /fable to
dring it.
a1.1•E ery per.
son us n
t
g Gar-
den, ield or
nower SEED should
send for it. ddreml
D. M. FERRY & CU.
Vi indoors Ont..
STOVES.
ooking Stoves
FOR WOOD AND COAL.
Parlor 84 Parlor
Cook Stoves.
Hall
and Box Stoves,
1
. WE SHOW A RINE LINE OF
Hr\AT JT
Coal Stoves,
In Single and Double Heaters, with and
without Ovens.
'
Rem mber hi the above lines we
WILL NOT BE .UNDERSOLD.
Agents 1)n- E. & C. Guiney Co.; Hamil-
ton and Toronto; Jame's-Stewart & Co.,
-Hamilton ; Doherty & Co. of Sarnia
Hot Air Furnaces a Specialty
JOHNSON BROS.,
MAIN -ST., SEAFORTH.
•
REPAIRING!
We want every reader to remember
that we make a specialty of
Cleaning and- Repairing
ALL KINDS OF
Watches,Clocks & Jewelry.
Skillfu Workmanship, Neatness,
Promptne s and Reasonable Prices may
always be relied upon with any work
entrusted o our care. We guarantee
finest wor1 and good satisfaction, -
J. Northgraves
Opposi
te Comniercial Hotel, Seaforth.
1.2 isT LI T
ROYAL MA11. STEMISMPS,
A. STRONG, Seaforth, t,Agent.
GREAT ItEBUCTION IN PASSAGE RATES
•
Cabin rates from Ilalifax to Liverpool an.1 Lon-
donderry, SGO 863, and $73, accordingto position
ef stateroom. children under 12 years, half fate;
under 1, free. Servants in Cabin, 860. Inter.
mediate, $35; Steerage, $13. From Liverpool di
Londonderry to Ilalifax : Cabin, e:•63, $78.75 and
S94.50; Intenilediate, $35; Steerage, 813. Re-
turn -Tickets from Halifax to Londonderry or
Liverpool and back to Halifax: Cabin, $100, 8126
and $143; Interinedia_teo.7_0.; Steeragee$20.
Money Leaned and Real Estate Bought
and Sold as Usual.
iNSURANCE..,
represent several of tho best Insurance Corn
patties in the World.
l'OfticeHIarket Street, Seaforth.
A. STRONG
; I
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London, Huron and Bruce,
Goma NORTH-- i Express. Mail.
London, depart 7.55A.m. ,4•25 P.M..
EfterltSearl 1 . ' 9.14 5.50
I
• 9.24 6.05
Kippe.n.. .. ....e 9.29 0.13
Brucefield • , 9.36 6.25
Clinton. 9.55 8.50
pondesboro • a 10.15 7.10
Blyth. , 10.24 7.20
Belgrave. ' , . 10.39 7.35
Wingtiam, arrive 10.55 8.00
°INJ%'1•TiaS
nghal)ru;,1dr-LExpress. Mail.
epart 700.&.t..M. 3.05 p.ls.
Belgrave 7.17 3.29
Col)»dth7.82 3.44
esboro.i .... 7.41 3.63
,
L
i
Clinton ' 8.03 4.18
Brucefieldi..
. ,..... .. 8.22 '14.32
. .
Kippen.. ...! ..... .. , . .... 8.31. , 111.40
Ilensall 1 8.37 ' .4,46
Exeter. 1 - 8.51 5.00
London, arrive.. .... .... 10.10 16.00
Wellington,Grey and Bruce.
NoRTIE-1_ .Arenin. Exri-ess. Mixed.
• Ethel ' - 2.34 P. M. 9.20 P.M. 9.48
Brussels • • 2.49- 9,35 10.25 :
Eluevale ... 3.05 9.51 10.55
Wing -ham.. . 3.20 10,02 12,00
Omen Souris- Mixed Amon). Express.
.. 7.05 r.M. 11.10 A. 2t1. 6.50 A.M.
Eluevale 8.02 • 11.25: , 7.00
Brussels --• 8.50 11.45
Ethel.... .. 9.20 12.90 7.27
Train leaving. Wing -ham at 3.0p n,. for Kincar-
dine, run on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
only.
G -rand Trunk Railway.
Trains leave Seaforth and Clinton stations as
follows: 1
GM NO WEST- . Siessenrii.
Express.... 1.4e r.
8.57 P. Id.
Mixed Train.. .. 9 00 A.: M.
ClorNo EAST -
Express.... .... .. 7.48 A. m.
Express MS P. AI,
-Mixed Train.. 5.03 e. m.
Oin.rrON.
2.20 P. IL
9.15 P. Nr.
10.00 A. .1.
7.30 A. M.
LO5 r. ri
4,15 P. Id
Removed 1 Removed 1
Gr HI 0 W.-VT1 1\7- G-
SEAFORTH
The 01d Itletablishect Ent. her has removed to
new premise's imniediatttly opposite his Old
Stand, Main Street, Seaforth, where he will be
pleased to meet all his oid patrons and as many
new once as may see fit to faivor him with their
patronage.
Eft -Remember the plape, between Henderson's
Harness Shop, and MeIntyre's Shoe Store, Main
Street, Seaforth.
898 GEORGE EWING.
••
THE CELEBRATED •
DR_ 01-1.A.SM'S
MAND.RAKE DANDELION
LIVER CURE..
Have you Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Indi- •
gestion, Biliousness, Jaundice, Headache, Dizzi-
ness, Pain in the Back, Costiveness, or any dis-
ease arising from a deranged liver, Dr. Chase's
liver cure will be found a sure and.eertain remedy.
Nature's Remedy--sThe unquallied success of
Dr. Chase's Liver Cure in Liver Complaint rests
solely with the fact that it is compounded from
nature's well-known liver regulators, Mandraks
and Dandelion, combined with many other inval-
uable roots, barks and herbsehasling a powerful
effect on the Kidney s, Stomach, Bewels and blood.
Five hundred thousand sold. Ov r one-half mil-
lion of Dr. Chase's Receipt Books were sold in
Canada alone. -We want every n an woman and
child who is troubled with Liver Complaint to
try this excellent remedy. SOmething new.
Give away free. Wrapped arour d every bottle
of Dr. Chase's Liver Cure is a vain title lIousehold
medical Guide'and Receipe I3ook (84 pages), con-
taining over 200 useful receipes, pronounced by
medical men and druggists as invaluable, and
worth ten times the price of the medicine. Try
Chase's Catarrh Cure. A safe and positive reme-
dy. Price, 25 cents. Try Chase's Kidney and
Liver Pills. Twenty-five cents per box. Sold he
all dealers. -T. EDA1ANSON & Co., sole agents,
Bradford. For Sale by all druggists. 900-52 -
CAMPBELL'S -
ATHARTIC
COMPOUIN!
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aLeamemeaeaeceearecianneemeeretankanneensteasea.--eaaaace-e...e-anete:st.az.;.,$-..a.,- even., ete-ae
Gene a
WATSON,
Insuri'..nce Agent
- -AND-
Deale itn Sewing Machines,
All ki :Is ef property insured at lowest rates
in first-ela s rigiable companies, and losses set-
tled prom] tie
to v rates on FARM PROPERTY in
nd Waterloo, from 7.5c to $1 (cash
hr e years.' Millis ,and factories th-
se companies at a saving ot 20 per
Cie companies.
Speeia
the ,Gore
plan) for
sured in th
cent. on et
Sole (1
SEWING A
ing). Prie
chines war
work. Nie
Ichines re• to.
MAL
ale
A
sr
an
di
re
in the WHITE and RAYMOND
MINES (family and manufactur-
nging- from 825 to 875. All ma -
ed for five years on every kind of
, oil and repairs" for sale. Ma -
"VCT .A.LTSON,
'STREET, SEAFORTH.
LEGAL.
HASTINOS,Solicitor,etc. Office-Cady's
V . Block, opposite Commercial Hotel, Seas
forth. 974
SEAGER & LEW18, Barristers, Goderich.-
OfficealpposIte the Colborne Hotel. 976
C. HAYS, Solicitor, &c. Priaate Money to
lend at lokvest rates of interest. 011ica-
I Corner of Square arid West Street, Goelerich. 774
•
T M. BEST, -Barrister, Solicitor, &c. Office -
a) Rooms formerly occupied by Carroll &
Dielmon, Aleisr's Block, over Johnson's hard-
ware Store, Main Street, Seaforth. Goderich
-Agente-CAM RON, BOLT & C.uBEoN. 70
_
QARROPROUDFOOT, Barristers, Solici-
W tors, &c., Coded* Ontario. J. T. GARRilW;
WM. PROUDPO9T„ 6,6
CA.MERON,1 HOLT & C.AlIERON, Bayristere,
sapitorr, ju chancery, &e., Goderkih, Ont.
M. C. PAIIIH,N, Q. C., PrilLIP II-OLT, M. G.
CAMERON. wit; v•
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JOFTUS E.1 DANCEY, late with (.'amt-;-.n3(.'amt-;-.n34
• Melt & qameron, Goderich, Barrister, So-
licitor, Conves,aneer, &e. Money to loan. Ben-
son's Old 01 Ii1r, -Cardlio'al3ioek, Seaforth. 7s6
?el ANNINGiet SCOTT, Barristers, Soliciters,
JAL Conveyafwere, &c. Solicitors for the 'lank
of 'Johnston, Tisdale- & Cale. Money to loan,
Office -Beaver Block, Clinton, ()Mari°. A. IL
)11=0901,7& MANNINO, JAmTs
iScorr.
03•Aiwe
•
IIOLMESTED, successor to the late firm Cf
•
McCaughey & Holmested,- Barratter,
:
i
s.licitor, Convert:ewer and Notar3•. Sather for sess .
the Canadian Bank of Commerve. Money to lerni.
Farms for sale. Office in Scott's ,Block:_ Main
Street, Seaforth.
is effective in small
doses, aets without
griping, does not 0,3-
casion nausca, and,
will not create iritaa
tation and comgestion
as do niany of the
usual cathartics ad-
- tte, 1 ministers d in the
• ate. feareeeteeas „
ae.e...L.;:teeetic torin of Pills, &c.
Ladies and 'Chil-
dren having the rnest sensitive slot
machs take this medicine without trou-
ble' or comPlaint.
CAMPBELL'S CATHARTIC COMPOI-ND
is especially adapted tor the cure of
LIVER COMPLAINTS AND Po LiOtiS Dia-
- ORDERS.
FOIt ACID STOMACH AND LOSS OP AP-
PETITE. -
FOR SICK HEADACHE AND DYSPEPSIA.
Fon CONSTIPATION 0111. eoSTIVENESS.
FOR .AT,T, COMPLAINTS ARISING EROM A
DISORDERED STATE 02 THE STO-
MACII.
This medicine being in liquid forrn,
the dose Can be easily regalated to
meet the requirementof different per-
sons, thus making it equally well.
adapted tothe usc of the litt:e child as
to the adult. Put up in three ounce
bottles, and sold by all dealers in
family medicines.
Price Retail, 25 Coes.
.ffir•
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Le- PERRY DAVIS' '431t
!LLER
IS RECOMMENDED 13T
Pitysirian,S, 2finist CM, Missionaries,.
Managers of Fachwies, lrork-shops,
Plantations,. Nurseis, in 11Gspitais,
-in short, everybody everywhere_
who hcts ever given, it a trial.
TAKEN I N TE RNA LI1Y MIXED went A
. WiNE 0 LASS 011' HOT MILK AND
•
SUGAR, IT WILL BE PoliND
A NEVER FAILING
SUDDEN MIMS, CHILLS, CON -
C it is ti ro it
GEST10-7\r OR STOPPAGE OF
1 Cl RC'CLATION, CRAMPS,
PAINS IN TIJE STOMACH, SUM-
AlEll, AND BO WEIs CWIPLAINTS,
SORE 7.'11 ROAT . &c.
APPLIED EXTEI:SA Lis',
j
II:X 12 El; I 1: yeti .11 ‘S P111 )1- EN IT THE etosrr
EVI'Er IIVE AND i1E-4 r LINIMENP oN
1 S
, I.H A.RrIN I 1-,:. G
.ioN IN. 'I IIE pAIN
AR I NO 1•1:05t
'S:'1ZA INS, lI-IS1,6 I. RIII•TA.-
' 21M, NE1.71 .11,f;1.1, swm.,LED
. - FA(..-...., T. \*.Yi'llA(".11:,
' "--i.: NS, FR: )ST BITES, &c., &c.
I -25els. 144 7' B•til:e. .
2-2.0ee-er e of- Ine ft cajoles. -5.e...
at,
le- ,. • .-...........-er- tee:- neneenenne=
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ai.-wi,•,1 f.,r 1 i•t: r,;i ref 0r441
atct.ieliri'da6:11:eb:-:Iteici .";1'.1s, 'Woc. lici-",el'ilj'
.,eer:e
star
of ties:7'1;'8441•11:.1.aii-Y:iac"eori4,ieit,yf:::.:)1:-.;:1-.aIcllal-
letation of the 114..41. 1 l'..7' 11 re.sulis w ill
•.. t•• ef . ,•V.....Vt•vers.
follow its u.e. in ca-._:., of :.•,..,•••, 0 1.xliau,tiort
. ci.irg. from 1.9...; c,f 1;.! i....... A. :It,: or Chrunie
1..._.•t -e•4, and in ti.e w i.•, to.. -s 1,ra nivariab:y
14-•,!Ali:an:esti-1c rt,.,ry .....inyg
No. 1 enwily will g. .,.t 11... .i...: r,:: -...,1y reiief in .
1ty.;•••1.Thia or 1 11,..4.e.C,.:), 1,r 1,1•1...,..e.;-
„ra lead- -11160,1, I,- --; ( i .11)10:-. lit:- 43
po:piel r 7 y, 801 in 4:1 4....., -. 44i:44e
(., 1.0 1i8.11'1'11C:711'. . ....
Lee s•rimier.e.,:er is_ retie:, tei, .. es
s6c, the. EI.iX I•1: it e l i.,:t ty;;;'•
-?`
._ A La:lid
, ''''be, • 4
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0 0
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LVIS 4:z Ii.A.wRzici-c:7, co. :_i.1-0.:ited)
SOLE :
At;11...:,:.,(..;.
;Na......REAL, P. Q.
.,.
PENNYRGYAL WAFERS.
-'51e7ete-
Peeseription of a 1:11 skim) whe
, t:i.,....;:!,17-, 4 4. 11.11:4111:,1:1 av,1::: 110,1111: te,.....ikic1-1r,i.::::sese 1 ii tyl
(
0 ', ' ..4.treltin_r, female disease -S. IS 118ed
t.'l''.: 4.-e'%.3.k . ti ,-. ..f, -f ' 1. !
....4
ot ,r 1,1,11181 iticill 14, 114.114.:411.11t, safe.
%ere) effectual. tetdiee as1; yotir drug-
'‘... gist for Pi•rin. royal We feri a.nd
i•-?..;- -'• - "'I, take no se i.,--t.t inv. or irso,c.se post-
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by.•
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THE EUREKA CH ENI ICAL Co., I le; t-oi t-, ,'N.1 i'h.
ts..,ir'Sold in Seaforth liy Iatitisde-n .441 Wilsc,tt,151.21'.
Fear
ar, ia 1.,y Drugeists gem:rata . it:t
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CHEM BOILER WORKS.
Chry t
Manufacitirer. of
Upr gh
SALT P N
- and al
STEAM AN
On hand, re.
I 30 1-1
I 81-1'
1 & Black,
all kinds of Stationery, Marine,
and Titliular Boilers.
, SMOKE STACKS
ki ds c)/ Shleet Iron w ork.
WATEIi PIPE FITTINGS
-
onstantly on hand.
dy fpr delivery:
• . New Steel Boiler.
• New Boiler.
4, Complete
Boiler, Engine
leg order; Wi
receive pomp
Station.
. God erich, M
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2nd -hand Threshing Outfit,
Separator, &c., all in good work -
11)0 sold cheap. Mail orders will
attention. Works opposite 0. T
P. 0. BOX 361.
y 26th. 18i41.
Harn
j4.
1S'EAJ,'OR7'11
ss Emporium I
'rraE
1-1A R N
ST -11
'7- Lk 11D,
LD ESTA BUSE El)
ESS MAKER
---- 01"---------
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Has constent y on lictuil awl makee
artlerall kim s of
1,1(1111 a n
floil'W 11(1
,•1;..,r) a full t. 4;4:a ef Truelcs,
Setehala, Whiee, letel-ee, tiers,: Cloth -
and evei -thing uenally foiced in a
first-elaes har e•sa alter.
I tell as e nap as the ( apat far
1 . leak e -nem by ex -
eteek and eettiee praen
irig elaewhere.
the phee .01r etitaa
.et street.
cash. Yoe
_
a„,:ning me -
g E. E
_ " 4_ .11celiember
befere. pnrcha
oppoalte
A M
L
Uzaparoaehed rer
Tone and Quality.
CATALOGUES FREE,
i BELL & CO,! Gulp, 011
J(.• N WA
THECUOWSBEST FRIEND
•
MONEY TO LOAN,
oNEy TO LOAN. -Straight loans at .6 per
ail cent., with the privilege to borrower
of repaying part of the principal money at any
thne. Apply to F. HOLMESTED, Barrister,
Seaforth. 550
- 'DENTISTRY.
ata la BALL, L. D. 8., Honor Graduate, mem_
kx. ber Royal Dental College, Toronto suc-
cessor to D. Watson. All operations carefully
performed and guaranteed,. Chloroform, 4.ther,
gas and local agents used in extraction of teeth..
I'lates inserted ateirices agreed upon with Mr.
Watson. Booms over Johnson's Hardware, Sea -
forth. Prices as hew as good te.ork ear) liedoneIfioTra.snintesidence '1;anie as that occupied by Mr.
:
W_ tr_ P',..A.IR,7
. .,.• .
:11.44-77li.ji,;:r•!. I-'. D'i3Sn't'alfrio.Latest
. 11' 'Calld irnpo
Sr. '17e!
) 4
-afetrag, »tents in every line.
r . Satisfaction .
''• -&- ' guaranteed, Office, -In Cady's -
Block, Opposite Commercial Hotel, Seaforth.
'Residencee-Thr Poplars, john Street.
fl I -CARTWRIGHT' -&, SON,t.I.11
en-
'). tists, of Exeter, Ont. (tile
of the above will eieit 1)13 tit the
last Thursday, and following Fri-
day of each month, at Milne's Hotel, will visit
Zurich the first Wednesday of every month _at
Peiee's Hotel, and lie:risen the following Thm•s-
da3- of every month at Reynold's Hotel, where he
will perform all dental operations. Teeth ex-
tracted with a new Japan anesthetic, whiela re-
moves 1 early ell pain_ Parties desiring new
teeth will please call early in the morning of the
first day. Charges moderate. Terms cash. !fel
, -a., ty KINSMAN, Dentitt, L. D.
1- • S., will be in Zurich at the
' fy;Huron Hotel, on the last Thurs-
"---L-,--j- day of each menthiand in II t•n-
sall next day, (Friday,) at 140)801(18's' Hotel. Teeth
:extracted with the least pain possible. All work
first class at liberal rates. ' 971
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MEDICAL.
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A"N°T-"13'a
M:tD. C. M.,Graduate of
Phstsieian, Sureeon
and Accouchew, Seaforth, Ont. Office arid re-
eidence-North side :Goilerieh street, first brick
house east of the Methodist church. 961
1 -a ES. ELLIOTT & G1JNN, Brucefield, n-
il dates 14o3 al College of Pit3 sici... - and
1-zurgt-ons, Edinbtirgh. At Seaforth evere
da 3 atternoon. Office, -Royal hotel_
JG. SCOTT, AL D., &e., Physician, Surgeon,
.-• and Aceoucher, Seaforth„ Ont. -Office: and
residence South side of Goderieh street, -Second
Door east of the Preebyterian Church. 812 e
p •W. BRUCE SMITH, M. D „ C. AL, Memhex
J.A.i. of the College. of Physicians and Surgeons,
&eel Seaforth, Ontario. Office and residenee
same as occupied !by Dr. Vercoe.
• I 7 -
,
''it. MACKID, °e(c of Ludt -now) Graduate of
_I;J: Teronto 1:»iversit3•, and Member of the
Collegeof 1'h3sicians and Surgeons of Ontario.
Office, Fear's drugstore. Resitlence,John Street,
firetdoor east of English Church Parsonage,
Seaforth, :Ontario. I , , . .4 .
. . . 804
VETERINARY.
li:AFORT1I If °RS'S: INFInIARY.-4 oilier of
Jin vis and GoderichFntreels, next door ti) the
Presla ttrian Church, Seeforth, Ont. A.11
'119 -
eases of llorses, Cattle, Shame, or any (•1 tne.d 0..
meetiereted animalh, .1reeesFfilily treated af. the
Infirmary, or eb.e.t.lit re 00 the sliorteet notice:.
Charges moderall. J.:61 1..:1; W. ELDER. Veter-
inary Surgeon. P. S. -A large stock of eterin.
ary kupt(TAW:Intl% pn hand
.A1_7(1.'Ti()NEM1ls.
T BRINE, euetionaer for the
s) enmity of Ihiron. eeeles attended in al
parts ef the County. Al1 orders lilt 4t, Tun
Exi•o-rroit office will be pro1141.11.‘ tti tO.
•r.'•
EAT „• E P Cr' irq
A sileceesfirl ne 1E11140 used
tee: r eo yeers 111 tra.easede tI
eases. 'Cores Sven' aterrlii a,
'ea le ens lee 3.11: sa,
II/ 41•011•11(Iy, and all di -lases
t-a10-eil by r;htti-c., t11-114 01 Ar 1 tit
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