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APRIL 291 1887.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
The Work of SpaiTows.
TWO pairs of sparrows, says the "Lon -
on their own land and the are not re- hysieians and nurses in the United States, and
spons.ble for the fact that it -cause
,other people's land to cave in. People
don "Times," where watched by an ob
servant naturalist feeding -their young shoul n't buy land with - such a thin
with crust.
in their nests- in only one half-hour
-The Prineeee Louise, At the Duke
the la.rwe of the bluebottle fly from a,
of Edinburgh's recent magnificent ball
at M4Ita, made a conquest of all male
hearts, and was generally pronounced
to be the handsomest and quite the
most charming woman ever seen. Even
the women had to admit that " she does
look extremely pleasant."
dead cat. They fetched these in all 104
times, and one of the birds also caught
fourteen flies on the wing. Now the
common house fly is computed to pro-
duce in one season. so prolific is its pro-
geny after progeny, no less than 20,900,-
000 -say, inround numbers, 21,000,000;
and thus were prevented b3r these two
paire of birds no fewer than 280,000,000
by the ctpture of fourteen flies, and
2,800,000,000 by the deStruction of
the 104 larvaa Again, there figured in
the parish accounts of one parish in
Gloucestershire a charge for seventeen
dezen uf (so-called) tomtits', heads; in
another parish, Melbourne, in Derby-
shire, a epterow club destroyed in one
year 4,577 small birds, and in yet anoth-
er 3,500. Take the smaller of these
two last numbers, and multiply it by
the number of flies just calculated as
prevented by the two pairs of sparrows,
and it give e what we may very well
call a grand total of 7,280,000,000,000.
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Industrious Monkeys.
Up to the present time the instinct
that seem e most charaeterietic of the
human epecies is the industrial instinct.
Man is an animal that makes himself
tools and weapons. The stone hatchet
has characterized everywhere the prim-
itive St tee of savagery. Bet the rough
stone is an implement of a few animals,
even ameng the birds. thrush
(tarda -c hzasie ll.,1) breaks the univale
shells that it finds in the woods by
striking them against stones. The man -
key, however, takes the stone in his
hand.
Darwin relates that there was at his
time in Load= an old monkey, who,
having lest his teeth, always used a
stone to break the nuts he received.
There was a sajou (cebtus) in the Jardin
des Plantes at Pari e that used to bretk
nuts with a stone when he couldn't
break them with his teeth. One day,
when he was by himself in the cane, he
was given several nuts, which he suc-
ceeded in cracking with the exception
of one. He then began to descend to the
ground to get a stone.; but having found
on his way a big nail half buried in a
post, he struck his nut againet this
nail with much dexterity and cracked it
in this manner.
It is not true that monkeYs in a state
of -nature make fires, nor that they keep
them up -when they find them kindled.
Travelers on. quitting their camps often
leave the remains of fires behind them.
Monkeys, such as the gorillas, approach
in the morning and warm themselves
until the embers of the fire are naturally
extinguished ; "for they have not suffi-
cient intelligence to keep the brands to-
gether, " says -Batten.
The use of tire is net natural and in-
stinctive with any race of animals; it is
not natural and instinctivet or rather
it has not always been so, .with man,
since people are known that are entirely
ignorant of it, and since the traditions
of all nations speak of a time when
they were unacquainted with its use.
Almost all knew how to unit it and pre-
serve it a fang time before they could
kindle it.
Monkeys are well fitted far certain do-
mestic services,, and they fulfil them
with pleasure.
The natives of Madagascar train, for
hunting the lemur ape, the short -tailed
indri bretti candatuAi which rea-
ders them the same services as a dog.
These people do not posses catt e. Pyr -
and says that in his time the settlers at
Sierra Leone used to employ chimpan-
zees to bring water and to pat in the
mortars the grain for crushing. They
would carry the water in jars on their
heads, but -would Jet them fall unles im-
mediately relieved of theta on their ar-
rival.
In Breton's Chinese drawings the art-
ist repreaents the precipitants steeps
of Chantsung (places hardly accessible
to man) moukeys of a diminutive species
that have been sent thither to pick the
leaves of the tea -plant. The ancient
Egyptians mted to obtain veluabie ser-
vices from the cynocephainS, employing
him sometimes as a domestic, sometimes
as a laborer.
Be Grand pre, an offictr of the French
navy, speaks of a female chimpanzee
thetwo aid heat the o Yen ab and s h ps; and,
judging herself of the degree of heat re-
quired, she Would go for the cook at the
right time. She would turn the capstan
with the sailor-, ascend the yards with
them, and belay the ropes as well as any
of the ship's company.
Baba mentions another female chim-
panzee at !mango that made the beds,
st ept the house, and helped to turn the
spit.
It is necessary to tame monkeys be-
fore instructing them ; bat as the quad-
rumanes breed while -in captivity, there
is no room to doubt that the principal
species might he trained to become good
servants. Each individual would have
to be taught the particular work requir-
ed of him. -The Cosmopolitan.
_
-A-peculiar phenomenon has oceur-
red at 'Sari Aafree. Immense quntities
of submarine vegetation have been
thrown on the beach, covering it fot
sixteen- miles. There are also large
numbers of dead fishes of every kind, in-
cluding whales, sharks and sea turtles.
One whale measures 55 feet in length
and -a turtle ten feet. It is believed a
submarine eruption has thrown no the
matter.
--A great sensation was caused at
Coldwater, Michigan, a few days age,
by the arrest of C. Thomas, pro-
prietor of a variety store, on the serious
charge of having hired Walter C. Cole
for $200 to kill Charles Davis, an did
man on whom Thomas had $2,000 grave-
yard insurance. It is stated that Joh
Kerns lay under the counter while the
bargain was being_ made and heard the,
conversation.
-The bell was erected ort the new
school building at Carlingford on Good
Friday. It was christened by M.
Francis flays, who made a fevv remarks,
and named it Yorkshire -John, in hOnor
of NIA.. John Robinson overseer of the
school building, and wfic. as trustee
took a very active part in securing the
new building.
-A Philharmonic Society has been
organized in St. Marys with the follow-
ing staff of officers: President, Dr.
Mathieson : vice-president, Mr. John-
ston ; secretary, Mr. W. J. Galles ;
treasprer. Miss Sharp ; managing com-
mittee, Misses Lloyd, McKay, Ford and
Harstone, and Mess -N. Thos. Batcher,
Laird and Fleming. Mr. M. J. Bearh
was unanimously elected conductor, and
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Miss' Harstane, pianist. . 1 I
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Good, Medicine -for Other itr.
People. .. i!
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A prosperous farmer - of Soethern
France -asked a Parisian . : jeurnalis ,
Et" What- do . you -mean down . there. t
Paris by that word 'communism ' ? e 't
, means loafing, doesn't it?' ' ' Our cura
. says :so." "It is a system of proper.
sharing," was the reply, "invented so, .e
time ago by a dreamer."-" What did lie
dream ?"-" That the man who has la
million should share. it with the coin -
mune." The farmer's eyes brightened:
"Not a bad dream, either," said he.
"But further," resumed the journalist,
" that the man who has 100,000 - francs
should give up half to 'his neighbor;"
-" WeLL-, he would have . enough with
the- other half."-" Then, that ' the man
who has 50,000 francs should come.doWn
to- 25,002, through the spirit of fratern-
ity." The face of the farmer assumed: d
thoughtful tinge : " That may still dee"
.--.". Lastly, that the man Who owns
25,000 francs-" "Twenty-five than,
sand frames !" interrupted the' farmer,
springing up with a. hound : "that's the
valueof my farm ! If anybody wants i a
vine -stock off it, let him come and try to
take it. I'll be ready for him with a
musket."
News Note.
-Miss N. B. Cummings, now the
librarian of the Department of Justice
at Washington, is a daunhter of a form-
er Justice of the Supretne Court of
Pennsylvania, and is regarded as one of
the best authorities on caw baoks in the
country.
- At a recent carnival ball at the
Austrian court the costumes of the ladies
represented a value of S25,000, while
the diamonds worn were valued at from
00,000 to :',.-4,2,500,000. How much was
in the worth of the goods arid how much
in the dresemaker's hilts was not stated.
-" Another link between the old Ox-
ford and the new has just been broken.
says the Pall Gazette, " by the
dtath of Dr. Lightfeot, the venerable
rector of Exeter College. Ile was vice-
chancellor of the univetaity a quarter of
a century ago ; beet head of his
college for 33 year e and a timber of it
ti7 years."
-At Menasha, Wisconsin, all the
girls in the carding department of the
Menasha woolen mills went on a strike
the other day. The proprietors of tie -
mill ordered all the wilkloe s facing the
street painted recently, sothat the girls
employed would attend strictly to
business and not be temp ed to watch
passers-by. The girls ref se to return
unless the paint is remove(
-A great many subsi ences of land
have taken place in the so t district near
Northwich, England. T e owners of
the sinking land want the pumpers of
brine trs pay for the damages. The
brine men reply that th y pump brine
Quantity in Medicine .
is no indication of value. Ayees Sarsaparillai.is
concentrated and powerful ; requires a smaller
dose, and is more effective, dose for dose, than
any other Sarsaparilla. It is the best of a'.1 blond
medicines: 869.52w..
I
- By the Use
of Bnckingham's Dye, the whiskers May be ea.sily
made a permanent, natural brawn, or black, as
desired. 9492:52W.
A Wonderful Organ,
The largest organ and one that plays a -c
trolling part on the health of the body is the
liver. If torpid or inactive the whole system
beanies diseased. Dr. Chase's Liver Cure is made
specially for liver and kidney diseases; and l is
guaranteed to cure. Beceipe book and medicine
:s1. Sold by all dletlers. • 966.52w, ,
Stratford, Aug. 6. 1835
Having suffered from kidney dis-
ease from childhood I consulted
eminent -doctors in Chicago, New
York, and in Canada. Also tried
various patent medicines, but .get-
ting nu relief froth any soutee
gave up; as I was sure my ease was
hopeless. Finally I was induced to
try Dr. Jug's • Medicine, and I .1.n
glad to say that three bottles .cti ed
me • -
D. Duggan, Dry Goods Merchants
For sap by alndrug-gists._
D67.52.2ee
A Good Life Preserver I
March 16th, 1886L
T. Milburn. & '
I was completely relieved from that dreadful
disease dyspepsia, with only four bottles -of that
life preserver -B. B. B., and cheerfully recom-
mend it to any one subject to such disease.
857.52.2w P. Devanny, Morrisberg, Ontl.
Personal. .
George Legault, of Tayside, Ont., says he tan
heartily recommend Yellow Oil as the best re-
liever of rheumatic pain, his father and mother,
having suffered for years with rheumatism, pad
all remedies failed except Yellow Oil. 857.52.2w
A Common Occurrence.
Many bad joints, by which people are crippled.
for life, are made by neglected or badly treated:
rheumetism. Ida Plank, of Strathroy, Orit
was afflicted with rheumatism iii her, fingers So
that she could not bend them. Yellow 1011
cured her, and is a prompt cure .for 'ail- painful
complaints.
A Severe Attack.
" I never felt better in my life than I have'
since taking Burdock Blood Bitters. I had a
severe bilious attack.; I could not eat for several:
days, and W:1.-; tunable to work. One bottle eu red
me." John M. Rieharclq, sr., Tara, Ont. For all,
bilious troubles use B. B. B.
Sure to Satisfy. -
857.52.w
There are malty remedies for coughs and edide
but there are few that prove so satisfactory as
Hagyard's Pectoral Balsam, which is a pleasant
am' 1 reliable cure for all throat and lung troub ea,
ine.nding broneltitis, asthma, croup, whooping
cough and the pulmonary conlitlaints of yourst;or
old,,`,57.52.ew
Fs for eale by all druggists throughout the werlci.
Pricetwenty-five cents, a bottle. Be sure ann
ask fen "MRS. WINSLOW18 SOOTHING STROP," and
take no other kind.986.1n.
Overworked.
"My husband strainen himself with overwork,
causing G large swelling, in the groin.. He suf
fered great agony, whiqh 'doctors tailed to re-
lieve; Ihe could not eat nor sleep.. B. B. B.
quickly cured him. Ho says he never had such
quick, relief in his life!! Eatro.ct from a letter
from Mrs. George Bosk, Cookeville, Ont. 867.
62.w •
McGregor & Parke's Carbolic
Cer0,te.
Have you an old sore,, cut, burn, bruise, corn,
bunion, salt rheum, Omple, blotches, rough
hands or face? If so, there. is but one cure
namely, MoGregor & Parke's Carbolic Cerate.
If you try it, it will convince you. It costs but
25c at Lumsden & Wilson's drug store, Seaforth.
964.52w. .
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Mneral Poison.
Nothing, but pure extracts from plants aud
roots are used in preparing McGregor's Lung
Compound, the modern end now popular reme-
dy, for colds, 'coughs, bronchitis, croup, asthma,
and all affections of the throat, jungs and Ichest.
All mineral poisons an dangerous substances
are avoided, which renders it safe for children or
adults. Sold at 506 and 1 per bottle by Lums-
den & Wilson, druggists, Seaforth. 984.52w
The' Last Yeai,, 1886,
After the above year' is ended there need be no
person suffering from rheumatism, neuralgia,
toothache, headache, lumbago, or any acute
pain, if they only purchase a -bottle of Fluid
Lightning, as it cures instantly. Pain cannot
stay Where it is used. The name is Fluid Light-
, ning., Sold by Lainsdep & Wilson, druggists,
Seaforth. .984.52w.
Dr. Low's Pleasant Worm Syrup -An agreeable,
safe and effectual reni edy. to remove all kinds of
worms. 857.52m.
For rough conditions cif the skin, shampooing
the head, pimples, eruption' and Akin' diseases,
use Prof. Low's Sulphur Soap. 867.52m. ,
Freeman's Worm Powders 'destroy and re-
move worms Without it to adult or infant.
857.52m. •
Obstructions of the , Stomach, Liver and
bowels, are promptly removed by National Pills.
857.597in. . 1 '
Be on Your Guard.
Don't .allow a cold in the head to slowly and
surely run into catarrh when you can be cured
for 25 cents by using Dr. Chase's Catarrh Cure.
A few applications cures, incipient catarrh. One
to two boxes cures erdinary catarrh. , Two to
five boxes is guaranted to cure chronic catarrh.
Try it. Only 25 cents and sure cure Sold by all
dealers. 986.1y ,
Consumption Cured.
An old physiciararetiredfrom practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India mis-
sionary the formula ofa simple vegetable remedy
for the speedy and permanent cure of Consump-
tion, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat'
and Lung affections, also a positive and -radical
cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervou eone
plaints, after having. toted , its wonderful cure
tive powers in thousands of cases, has felt it hic
duty to make it known to -his suffering fellows
Actuated by this motive and a desire to reliev
human suffering, I will send free of charge, t
all who desire it, this recipe, in German, Frenc'
or English, with full directions for preparine
and using. Sent by mail by addressing witn
stamp, nemin. this paper, W. A. NOYES, 149
Power's -Block Rochester N. Y. 938-25 eow
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Catarrh -a New Treatment.
Perhaps the most. extraordinary -success that
has been achieved in modern medicine hae beeu
attained by -the Dixon Treatment for Catarrh
Out of 2,000 patients treated during the past si
months, fully ninety per cent, have been cure(
of this stubborn malady. 'This is none the les
startling when it is remembered that no five pe
cent. of patients presenting themselves, to th
regular practitioner are benefitted,while .th
patent medicines and other advertised cure
nev.er record a cure at all. Starting with th
claim now generally believed by the most scion
title men that the discasens due to the presenc
of living parasites in the tissue, Mr. Dixon a
once adapted his cure to their extermination
ehis accomplished, he claims the Catarrh is pra
tically cured, and the permanency is unquestion-
ta, as cures effected by him four years ago ar
cures still. No one else has ever attempted t
cure _Catarrh in this manner, and no ether trea
ment has ever cured Catarrh. The applicatio
of the remedy is simple., and can be done a
home, and the present season of the year is th
most favorable for a speedy and permanent cur
the majority of cases being cured. at one trea
nient. • Sufferers should correspond with Messr
A. II. DIXON & SON, 305 King Street, Wes ,
Tor .nte, Canada, and enclose stamp- for thin
tretaise on Catarrh. -Montreal Star, Novembe
I7, 882-62
McGregors Speedy Cure.
When we say MeOregar's Speedy Cure is Ithe,
only perfect cure for dyspepsia, liver complaints;
indie-etAinn and impure blood, we are telling.
plain facts of Which hundreds upon hundreds MAI
testify who have been restored to perfect -health
by its use. We would . therefore advise :on
strongly, if you are a subject of any 'of the ab vie
troubles, to give McGregor's Speedy Cure a t ial
and he con`vinced. It is sold in 60e and mj bot-
tles at famtsden 6: Wilson's drug store, Seafo h.
964.52w.
Advice to Mothers.
Are yob distatberl and broken of your rest by.
a sick child suffering and crying with pai 1 of
cutting teeth?: If so send at once and g t a
bottle of " Mrs, Winslow's Soothing- Syrup". for
'children teething. Its value is incalculable. _It
will relieve the poor little sufferer inunediately.
Depend upon it, mother; there is no mistake
about it. It mires dysentery and diarrhoea, regu-
lates the stomaeh and bowels, cures wind .clict
softens the gums, reduces inflammation, and,
gives tone and energy to he 'whole system.
" Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for children
teething is pleasant to the taste and is the pre-
scription of one of the oldest and best felted!
Eavetrough ng
Best wt.:irk manship done in
Galvanized,. Iron
-OR--
Tin Eavetroughing
Metal Roofing
And all kinds of , work in Tin, Shee
Iron or Copper.
iary Utensils
A SPECIALTY.
ANUFACTIJRERS OF THE
Cherry Creamy Can,
And best Self -Skimmer in the market.
Stoves have advanced in price ; our old
stock will be sold at old prices.
Iron Cisterns & Well P11171p
-AT-
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MAIN -ST., SEAFORTH.
The First Sign
Of failing health, whether in the form of
Night Sweats and Nervousness, or in a
sense of General' Weariness and Loss of
Appetite, should suggest the use of Ayer's
Sarsaparilla. This preparation sE most
effective for giving tone and strength
to the enfeebled system, promoting the
iligestion and assimilation of food, restor-
ing the nervous forces to their tuormal
condition, and for purifying, enriching,
and vitalizing the blood.
Failing Health.
Ten years ago my health began to fail.
I was troubled with slistressing Cough,
Night Sweats, Weakness, and Nervous-
ness. I tried various remedies prescribed
by different physicians, but became so
weak that I could not go up stairs with-
out stopping to rest. My friends recom-
mended me to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
which I did, and I am now as healthy and
strong its ever.- Mrs. E. L. Williams,
Alexandria, Minn.
I have used Ayer's Sarsaparilla, in my
family, for Scrofula and know, if it is
taken faithfully, that it will thoroughly
eradicate this terrible disease. I have also
prescribed it as atonic, as well as an alter-
ative, and must say that I honestly believe
It to be the best blood medicine ever
compounded. - W. Faftsavler, D. D. S.,
M. Da Greeuvill
Dyspe
I
sia Cured.
It would be i npossible.for me to de-
scribe what 1 s itiered from Indigestion
and Headache p to the time I began
taking Ayer's Sr rsaparilla. I was under
the care of varius physicians and tried
a great many inds of medicines, but
never obtained ore than temporary re.
lief. After taki g Ayer's Sarsaparilla for
a short time, in headache disappeared,
and my stomach ierformed its duties more
perfectly. To -day my health is com-
pletely restored. Mary Harley, Spring-
field, Mass.
I have been reatly benefited by the
prompt use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It
tones and invigo des the system, regulates
the action of the igestive and assimilative
organs, and vit lizes the blood. It Is,
without doubt, the most reliable blood
purifier yet disc vered. -H. D. Johnson,
883 Atlantic ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. •
Ayer s
arsaparilla9
Prepared by Dr. J. Ayer la CO., Lowell, Kam
Price $1 sir battles, $IM
The Appetite
May be inereasal,, the Digestive organs,
strengthened, at d 'the Bowels regulated,
by taking Ayer s Pills. These Pine are
.perely vegetal)] in their composition.
They contain ne-ther calomel nor any other
dangerous drug and may be taken with
perfect safety k persons of all eget,.
I was a greet sufferer from Dyspepsia
and Conatipati n. I had no appetite,
became greatly lebilitated, and wee eon-
stantly'afilicted, vith headache and Dizzi-
ness. I consult,d our family doctor, who
prescribed .for m ie, at Various times, with-
out affording in re than temporary relief.
I finally comme iced taking' etym.'s Pills.
In a short time ny digestion and. appetite
. IM ROVED
my bowels wet e regulated, and, by the
time I finished t 6 boxes of these Pills my
tendency to her daches had 'disappeared,
and I became s rong and wells -Darius
M. Logan, Wile iugton, Delo
I wAe trouble 1, for )(weta year, with
Loss Of • Appeti C and General Debility.
I commenced .ta ding Ayer's.Pills, and, be-
fore finishing ha f a box of this medicine
my appetite am strength were restored'.
C. O. Clark, I anbury, Conn.
Ayer's Pills are the beet medicine
known to me f r regulating that bowels
and for alltbscaees caused by a disorderet
Stomach :ind I iter. I suffered for over
ttiree years with headache, Indigestion,
:rad Constipatio I had no appetite. and
whis weak and n e:vous most of the. time.
USING
\•co boxes of Ayer's Pills, and, at the
same time dieting myself, I WIN com-
pletely cured. My digestive organs are
now in good or her, and I nth in perfect
health. --Philip oekwood, Topeka, Kans.
Ayer's Pills h ve benefited me wonder
fully. For mon his I suffered from Indi
gestion and IIadache, was restless a
night; and had - t bad taste in my moutl-
every morning. :After taking one box o
Ayer'S Pills, a 1 these troubles disap
peered, my fo d digested well, and m
sleep was refl.( shing. -Henry C. Hem
meuway, Rocks ort, Mass.
I was cured f the Piles by the use o
Ayer's Pills, hey not only relieved in
of that painful lisorder, but gave me in
creased vigor, a d restored my health.
John Lazarus, t. John, N. Bs
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Aceetre Express. Mixed..
'2..34 P. M. 9.20 P.m. 9.45eas.
2.40 9.35' 10.26
' 3.05 9.51 10.65
3.:1u • 10.02 -12.00 .
Mixed Acconi. • Express.
7.05 P, M. ,11.10 A. M. 8.50 e.et
8.02 11.25 7.00
8.f.,0 11.46 7.16
9.20 12.00 7.27
ngham at P.10 p u.. ler Kincar
aya Wednesdays' and Friday
#
.runl;. Railway.
Trains leave Seaforth and Clinton stations a
follows:
o eta ..Witar- 1•114AFORTII.
Express.... ... ... 1.4S P. M.
Express 8.57 F. M.
Mixed Train... .... 9 00 A. m.
GOING EAST-
Expresa.... .... 7.48 A. ii. 7.30 e.
Express 1.48 P. N. 1.05 P.
hi xed Intel 5.05 P , 4. r.
THE CELEBRATED
-DP_ cj, .A.s.m s
MANDRAKE DANDELION
LIVE CURE
Have you Liver complaint, Dyspepsia, Indi-
gestion, Biliousness,'Jaundiee, 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 certain remedy.
Nature's Remedy -The unqualified 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, Mandrake
and Dandelion, combined with many other inval-
uable roots, harks ahd herbs, having a powerful
effect on the Kidney, Stomach, Bowels and blood.
Five hundred thousand sold. Over one-half mil-
lion of Dr.Chase's lteceipt Books were sold in
Canada alone. We vant every man woman and
child who is troubled with Livdr Complaint to
try this excellent remedy. Something new.
Give away free. Wrapped around every bottle
of Dr. Chase's Liver Cure is a valuable Household
medical Guide and Receipe Book (84 pages), con-
taining over 200 usefnl reeeipes, 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 by
all dealers. ---T. EDMANSON & Co., sole agents,
Bradford. For Sale by all druggists. 966-52
CLDITO:s.
2.29 P. N.
9.16 P. N.
10.00 A.M.
CAMPBELL'S
ATHI,VRTIC
CCTIPOUPI
.-
e_enareennesen
effective in small
doses, acts without
griping, does not efe,
easion nausea, and
will not create irri-
tation and congestion
as do many of the
usual cathartics ad-
ministered in the
form of Pills. &.c.
Ladies [Old Chil-
dr n having the most sensitive sto,-
m, chs take this medicine without trou-
or complaint.
,AMPIIEL L S CATITA IiTTO 'COMPOUND
is soecially adapted for tht cure of
Li ER COMPLAINTS AND BiltnOiss DIS-
ORDERS.
17 It ACID STOMACII AND Loss OF AP-
PETITE. -
F ii Sten HEADACHE AND DYSPEPSIA:
IF ii CONSTI PATION OR COSTIVENESS.
F It ALL COMpLAIN7S ARISING PROM A
DISORDERED STATE OF THE STO-
-
MACH.
his medicine being in liquid form,
...dose can be easi y regulated to
et the requirements of different per-
ts, thus making it equally ,well
apted fo the Dee of the I itt:e child as
the adult. Put UD in three ounce
Wes, 4ind snid by all deelers in
'lily medicines.
Price .Itetail, 25 Cents.
th
Al
SO
a
to
fa
ar PERRY DAVIS' -WE(
AIN'.L'll.ER
IS RECOMMEItkD BY
P ysicians, 1finisters, Missionaries:
lavagers of Factories, Work -shops.
Plantations,..Nurses. in hospitals,
-in short, everybody everywhere
who has ever given it a, trial.
T KEN INTERNALLY MIXED WITII A
WINE GLASS OF ROT MILK AND
SUGAR, IT WILL BE FOIUND
A NEVER, FAILING
CURE F R
S TDDEN COLDS, HILLS, CON-
GESTION-. OR STOPPAGE_ OF
CIRCULATION, CRAMPS,
PUNS IN THE MH
STOAC, SUM-
!
,- ER AND DOWEL 1C1 )MPLAINTS,
SORE T1lP.GAT . &c.
APPLIED EN.Trl1t2TA.LLY,
•
E. PERI ESC E II A S PR()) EN IT Tun 3105'7'
LFVErrivE AND trEsT LINIMENT ON
eatcrit iN itenovilen 'rue PAIN -
ARIF..ING '
S 'RAINS, BRUISES.
NE1.7Z.I.I.C,I1.1, SWELLED
F(", )111EACHE,
P11( h:72 BITES, &e., a.tc.
es -nes, r Re/lha
:Censers) of Imitations. hl
1.•••••
re.
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is.11.0t.
vet pet en t pre- •4,
patation ts espeinaliy :
dee: of dared:es /
adapted fur I lie ',An:land
cure of that d
attendant ueen a low or re:lure:1
state of the sv ..arti, eel' ti•• tially nc-
companied by P ele e, Vr ee'ettos or I'al-
pitation of the 11 ....e t.. Ieetteet results will
ollow its. Use, I ilta ,‘;.., t f Se .. : . an Exhauetion
or ...ing front Las of Ine • n ne.ute or Cliroeic
1
D •efites, and in ti..e we.: .ee-s tilet invariably
a :companies the re..., .... : •;• r . ..: lVa-zing Fever.
\o remedy will et: e pe,:e spe•eiy relief in
Dyepeneq
sia or '.:est:ea. For Intier..er-
islied Blood, Lea. ...I Appeore, I es- _fa
Ise pondency, anti in ell ea-rs
o tt here ,r,2
fe an EFFF.C'r 1 ...8 a; 11 r teereet,
.1 STI:,11-LA sr is reetnrtd, .„ c.,es
4, Lime the .E.1 1,
,1X1 a %%;.l ...t .Z.''
at' found i 7. V i i.Z; - •S)9:
.. 0( A t"..:..:.. • Ar !
12o
Sok: by all Dea:er.t.
DAVIS & LAW itENCE CO. (Limited)
" SOLE A(.0 NTS,
alONTREAL, P. Q.
ann-eane- -nese,
-• -r. - 341..
F'ENNYRONAL WAFERS.
Prescription of .a physician who
has had a life long experience in
treating female diseases. Is used
monthly with perfect success by
t j- over 10,0001i -idles. Pleasant, safe
effectuela. Ladies ask your drug-
gist for Pennyroyal Wafers and
free .0,s
take no sin atitute, or inelose post-
.v1-0.--cee'l age for sealed particulars. Sold by
all drueeiets, el per box. Address
THE EUREKA CHEMICAL no., Detroit, Mich.
'Sold in Seaforth h,v rams:len se Wilson, I. V.
Fe r, and by Druggistger,ereily. 960-52
W.'N. WATSON,
Geer a Insurance Agent
-AND-
Dealer in Sewing Machilies.1
All kinds of property insured at lowest rateit
In first-hlass reliable companies, and lossts set-
tled pr mptly.
S cial low rates on FARM PROPERTY in
the Go e and Waterloe, from 76c to $1 (cash
plan) f r three years. Mills and factories in-
sured i these companies at a saving of 20 per
cent. b stock companies.
Sol dealer in the WHITE and RAYMOND
SEWING MACHINES (family and ma -nu =turn-
ing). Prices eanging from $25 to $76. 411 ma-
chines •varranted for five years on every •nid of
work. Needles,
. Needles, oil and repairs for sal Ma-
chines repaired.
MAIN pTREET, SEAFORT
•
co
ata xI aVeux
0
P-
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$4.)
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CD 0
CID
Cn-
CD. •
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1-J
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CD
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0
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CD
0
ene Pet
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CD
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Immor3
Dr --14r
•
CCEIERICH BOILEB WOlit{Sr
'
Chrystal Black,
Aland Waiters of all kinds of Stationery, Marine
Upright and Tubular Boilers. -
SALT PANS, SMOKE ST/NOiKS
and all kinds of Sheet Iron work[
STEAM, AND WATER PIPE FITTING
an constantly on hand,:
. . , .
On land, ready for delivery:
i30 H. P. New Steel Boiler.
. 8 H. P. New Boiler. '
, t
A COMplete 2nd -hand Threshing 9utfit
floileri, Engine, Seporater, &e., all in go -d work
leg or1er. Will be sold cheap. Mail orners AO
remit- e prompt attention. Werke opposite G. I
R. St pieta • ,
P. 0. BOX 001.
• Gonerieh, May 28th. 1886.
Wand ,Trunk RaihAta
AND -
Allan Line Ageo,,y,
Ticketaissued to all points in Manitnba
British Cohnninannia Canadian Pacific itailwan
Also to till 'points in the United ntates,
Iletro0 and Detroit. Boggteee checked •throun
to destination.
Tickets heeled to and from all important
point' in Great Britain and Ireland, via Mier
Line. For full particulars, apply to
C. BETHUNE, Agent,
1001-1i; Grand Trunk Railway, Seaforth.
°verI6,000,000 PEOPLE US
FERRY'SSEEDSFt).4)
•,•/•<:. are admittedito be th
at
coLARGEST SEEDSME
in the trOrld.
sa D. M. FERRY &CD'
runs Led, Des.
AF, • erIpt.lY$t-&PTied
4
4,7's- SEED ANNUAL
For 1887
will bmn4ed
FREE to al
applicants, anc
to last season'
customer
without or
it.
Invaluable to
allirvery Oet--
son *ling Gar-
den, Fiele4; or
Flower SEMIS shd,idd
send Torii Address
D. FL FERRY &
IN 71'
'7.1.1=2=1105
LEGAL.
^
HASTINGS,Solieltor,ete. Office-Cady's
V VI . Block, opposite Commercial Hotel, Sea -
forth. 974
°EAGER & LEWIS, Barristers, Goderich.--
0 Office, opposite the Colborne Hotel. 976
-D Al HAYS, Solicitor, &c. Private Money to
Ii. lend lend at lowest rates of interest. : ; Office -
Corner of Square and West Street, Goderich. 774
-i-
T M. BEST, Barrister, Solicitor, &c. Office-
!) .: Rooms One Door North ()tithe Commercial
Hotel, ground floor next door to Beams butcher
shop. Agents-eslisitox, Rota &C.suintoSi. 870
,
QARROW & PROIJDFOOT, Barristers, Solid -
tors, &c., Goderich, Ontario. J. T. GARNOW,
WM.' PROUDFOOT. . 13S6
1
ERON, HOLT & CAMERON, Barristers.,
C Solicitors in Chancery, &c., Goderieh, Out,
M. C. CAMERON, 'Q. C., Prime ItIcar, M. 0.
Cubical:ix. 506
TJ*TU,SE. )
lloIt&Cameron,:odcricl,
Icit3r,conveyanr.io,t,thloan37-
sol,oldofnee,(aaIiiock:seaforthl
CI'late Al
thCamer:r
iarristr'co:
76-
Barristers,- Solicitors,
&c. Solicitors for the Bank
& Gale. Money to loan.
Clinton, 'Ontario. A. IL
781
-1‘ •
flI
of Jtohnston,
Office
M
AMONG & SCOTT,
Conveyancers,
Tisdale
-Beater Block,
reo, JAMES Scone
Til
„I2 I,
licitor,
theiCanadiam
Farms
Street,
HOLMESTED, successor to the late firm of
McCaughey & Holinested, Barrister, So-
Conireyancer and Notary. Solicitor for
Bank of Commerce. Money to hind.
for s le. Office in Scott's Block, Main
Seafj rth.
a
MONEY TO LOAN.
iv
_Ai
of ilepaying
tiMe.
Seaforth.
TONEY TO LOAN. -Straight loans at 6 rer
cent , with the privilege to borrower
part of the principal money at any
Ap • i to F. HOLMESTED, Barrister
860
in
ann.
ce
sis
aerf
gap
Plates
Watson.
forth.
for.
Watson.
.....
.
Bleck,
lanideneeq-The
_,_
DENTISTRY. .
L. BALL,
her
earto
ant eperater.
Grilled
and lo
ins
Prices
- Residence
`L. D. S., Honor Graduate, mem-
Ilea al Dental Cellege, Toronto, Elle-
D. Watson. B. in. 310R1IS, as-
All operations carefully
'arid guarapteed. Chloroform, ether,
al agents used in extraction of -teeth.
rted at prices agreed upon with Mt.
Booms over Johnson's Hardware, Sea -
as low as geed work can be done
Fame as that occupied by Mr.
' 950
._
W
.D
-e-a .
opposite
- sT_
T1
-te month
guaranteed.
Poplars,
P1
-En- y
. s., m. R. C. and D. S., of
. Ontario. Latest improve-
in every line. Satisfaction
Office, -In Cad 's
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth.
John Street. 941 •
day
Z
P
d
will
traded
Moves
teeth
fi
l
•
rates.
V
InA
onto.
dentist,
Garfield
.
e..4.
..s.
of ea
rich till
nee's 11
y of every
perform
e ith
r early
will
st day.
- -
- eene
. n•
r ,i,... ,,,---
-nann--aln.:
A. 3
. Ro
Ch
alnd
Bilock,
_
Ca CARTWRIGHT Sr, SON, Den -
Tu. tists, of Exeter, Ont. One
i of the above will visit Blyth Vic
•laFt Thursday, and following Pri..
ni month, at Milne's Hotel, will visit
first Wednesday of every month al
etel, rind Hensall the following nuns
-month at Reynold's Hotel, where In
all dental operations. Teeth em -
a new Japan -anesthetic, which re
.all pain. Parties deairing nen
iplease call early in the morning of tau
Chargee moderate. Telles cash. 984
--,_
I KINSMAN, Dentist, L. I
., In
-:r. j_ . S., Exeter, Ont. Teeth ex -
tracted with the least pain possi.
ble. All work that class at liberal
- 971
mein, L. D. S. 1.1onor graduate of the
al College of Dental surgeons, Tor
nes as low as those of any reliabli
satisfaction guaranteed. Off,co
BR usskt L. 10en4. f.
MEDICAL. _
t
AtAT M.IlltiNi OV ,
l LEnitive3risitD; Vilyislic'iaGniaagitgeen°1
and A cco teheureSeafortheOet. Office arid re
sidenc e- ortla bide Godtrich street,'firet bnel
'Muse east of the methodist church. Orl
r
Surgeons,
RS. ELLIOTT
tiates
I
& GUNnin Bruceneld, Licen
Royal College of 1113 sicians ant
Edinburgh. Bruceneld, ( mnt. 930
1
li G. SCOTT,
0 . and
residence
Dclior east
M. D., nc., Physician, Surgeon
kccoucher, Seaforth, Ont. Office ant
3outh side of GOderich street, Seam
of the Presbyterian Church. 842
11W.
et.q.,
saline
T'I
Crillege
Office,
flint
St
a of tne
Seaforth,
as oticupied
R. IlliCKID,
Toronto
ofiPhysicians
1'e4.r's
door
-hearth,
RITE SMITH, M.3) , C. hi., Mentaet
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ontario. Otliee and residence
by Dr. Vercoe.. aen
. •
(late of Lueltnow)Graduate o'
University, and Member of tin
and Surgeons of Ontario
drug store. Reindenee, Join. -Street
east of English Church Parsonage
!Dated°. 894
Jarvis
ee of If
r: mat
erect+
ry i.,iir!
Medic
11-IEOTLIINIINFAIRInt117.R:Y.---Cnrner
CitEAFOI
)J0
Presbyter;
ea
m':-slic-mi'
In
Cl
in
eel,
TH o.
and Goderich Streets, next door to tht
ii Church, Seaforth, Out. All dis
nes, Cattle, aheep, or any of the do,
dl VI timals, successfully treated at tin
or elev.bere, on the shortest notice
it oderate. JAMES W. ELDER, Voter
eon. P. S. -A large stock of Veterm
ties kept constantly oh hand
-
A UCTIO N EFS: S.
ni
ale
valets
Earosnain
p. BRINE, Licensed Auctitnieer for tilt
Couhty of Huron. Sales attended in al
of the County. All orders It. ft at Tit/
Office will be promptly attendtni to.
1
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GrEAT
[
:
;I
, Iel
mire
The
Ode
to
CO.,
Lunad
arid
L
'
rises.
.
1
tyorliti t•aneed
over caertion.
It bee
Great
(inc
• namenlet,
Detroit,
en
dinegisth
-
E['II PilE,C5IPTICN
A mum -Oil nu lit -ire used
'.c r 30 years in thousands; of
Cures Spermatorrhea, .
ervous Wetilr nese, Emissions,
npotereey, and all dieeaece
by abuFe, iediecretiou learnt
Six pat•kaat s guarenteed te
all others fun. At It our druggist foi
Er glish Pre seription; take DO Stibsti
package $1, MX $•:,, by mail. Writc
Addrese EUIIERA CH EMICAI
Mich. rerSold in Seaforth b3
' a 'Wilson, I. V. Fear, ti. S. Roberts
eentrelly. 1169-n2
areas -
i. •
D'' WORT. I-ILESS
. - E
IMITATIONS
Ae there are many inferior
goods, corded with jute,
1) e t ip, etc.,offered and sold
118 Coraline by some nee
pi i lc ipled ins:reliant s trad-
.i..02 011 the reputation of
oiei gen:aline t'oratinie,
we -.7.-7.,rn the ladies against
r - ft-) impenition 'by draw-
Lee, :eeeir attention to the
neeeeeine of Peeing that the
_.,,,,
nir
i .
. ri.
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IA'
,1 et
,
,
6 '
n t aat,
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1 : e
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UoUpproached for
Tone and Quality.
CATALOGUES FREE.
ELL &CO., Guelpk Ont,
Dame
'gROW12TUR CORSET CO
is Pte • ie a on inner side of all Coralinc goods,
'!nalst which none are genuine.
JAMES' HOT::
TORONTO.
c.,t; BRIGHP, s
,r mills of Sharp's Hottq,Staft4
: PROPRIETORS.
HIS Ectel, which is auated directly opposite
jJ the nion Station, has recentl)r been refitted
an refurnished throeghout, and is now one of
flan best end most comfortable hotels in the city
itqf 'Every poeFitie attention paid to aueelhere
ch?.rges an:Aerate..
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