The Huron Expositor, 1887-06-17, Page 7s
jUNE, 17, 1887.
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EXPOSITOR.
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Morris Councils
The Countil met as a Court of Re-
vision on the 30th ult., and subscribed
the oath required, by statute. The fol-
lowing persons had each one dog struck
off, the dogs having been destroyed
since being assessed, viz: Geo. Kelly,
A. Jackson, Gerard King, Dougald
Taylor, F. McCracken, and Archibald
Patterson. J. Cardiff was entered as
tenant of north half of lot 30, concession
-5, and Charles Herbert was entered
owner of the north east pert of lot 30,
*concession 1. As there were no appeals
against the assessment of property the
.Court adjourned until the 27th of June.
The minutes of last council were read
and ordivart, council business proceed-
ed with, accounts were ordered to be
paid as follows: A. McDonald, gravel,
$3; T. Pasmore, printing, $6; John
Watson, assessor, salary, $88, Michael
Dwyre, culvert, $5; Wm. Brown,
plank, s1.50 ; Misses Exford, charity',
$10; David Errington, removing grevel,
$Z; C. J. Moore, plank for culvert,
$1.20 ; M. Cunningham, drain aeross
road, $250, Wm. Tiernan, work on
bridge, $2. The Reeve of Brussels ade
dressed, the Colman board in reference
to the payment of -railway fare of the
Halliday family to the Nerthwest. It
was moved by C. A. Howe, seconded by
S. Colbeck that H. Mooney be instruct-
„edto a.ssist the Reeve of _Brussels in se-
curing tickets and that this Council go
equal sheres inpayment of railway fare.
--Carried. Moved by E. Bosman, sec-
onded by IL Mooney that the Reeve be
instructed to confer with the Reeve of
Grey, in respect to the building of snow
fences On the gravel road at lot 30, con-
cessions 8 an.d 9. -Carried. Moved by
H. Mooney, seconded by C. A. Howe,
that S. Colbeck be instructed to let a
job of patting in a culvert opposite lot
19, coneeseion 2, also that Mr. Robb 'be
allowed 30 cents per rod for digging a
ditch along the road side, opposite said
lot, the ditch to be 5 feet wide on top
and two and one-half feet deep. -
Carried. Moved by E. Bosman, second-
ed by S. Colbeck that C. A. Howe bee
instructed to let a jab of digging a drain`
and potting in pipe opposite lot 10, con-
cession 8.--Caeried. Moved by C. A.
Howe, seconded by S. Colbeck that the
Reeve be instructed to examine the
road opposite lot 14, concession 6, and
report what is necessary to be done. -
Carried. Moved by FX Bosnian, second-
ed by S. Colbeck that H. Mooney be ine
structed toexamine the read at lots 25
and 26, concession 6, and report what
is necessary to be done. Carried.
Moved by S. Colbeck, seconded by C.A.
Howe that H, Mooney be instructed to
have Clark' a bridge put in a proper st?.te
of repair. -Carried. Moved by
Mooney, seconded by E. Bosman that
the Reeve be instructed to let a contract
of putting two bents under Bodmin
bridge and have the same otherwise put
.in a proper state of repain-Carrted.
Moved by S. Colbeck, seconded by C. A.
Howe that the Reeve be instructed to
.have a double bent placed under Forbes'
bridge, also to have the damaged pier in
Brandon's bridge put in a proper state ConventiOn, insession recently at -
addressed a nationalist meeting in t
district on Sunday, 4th inst., incl ag
urged the people to offer the Utmost
sistanee to eviction and to retake
session of the houses frim which th
have been evietsd.
-A terrible panic prevailed in t
Catholic church at Chihuahua a fe d
ago, caused by the falling of ae cancl e,
which set fire to one of the altars. , TI e
church was crowded to overfloW' g,
principally with, women and chil r n.
The crowd became frantic. Several w re
killed.
-At Huron, Dakota, On Moliday, th
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inst.,SimeonNelson shot and killed M s.
Shaw, her son, aged about 15, and er
sister, Miss Lyman, aged 22. The tra e -
der was the result of a contest ov
tree claim which had been decided
favor of Mrs. Shaw. Nelson also eh
man named Kelsey through the b
fatally. ** Lyman was with the pa
but escaped by getting behind a ' te
After the shooting Nelson' retur
home and placing the muzzle of, his
to his temple blew out his own brain
-At Manuel, 12 miles north of Gr
Forks, Dakota, on &tinder, 4th in
a Norwegian named Bokken went
neighbor's house, leaving Mrs. Bok
and two children, aged three and
years, at home. The mother left
house, and on returning found the r
in which she left the ehildren on
at
in
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a
let
a
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fle
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ter
he
re.
Quickly snatching the younger chilld,
she made a rush for the door. In doing
so she upset the keroaene can, the oil
igniting and setting fire to her clothes.
She succeeded in getting out doors,
where she Iay down with the child in
her arms and both were literally roasted
to death. The other child was burned
to death in the house.
-A monster procession in honor
Mr. Gladstone was held at Swan ea,
Wales, on the 4th inst. Mr. Gladst ne,
with prominent Liberals of Wales, o cu-
piecl a special stand, from which he re-
viewed the parade. One hundred t u -
sand Welshmen, wearing rosettes f on
bearing banners, and a,ccomptinie by
numerous bands, marched past he
stand. A contingent from Pont Y'P
headed the line. Cannons were fired nd
the greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
-Germany has been all alive du
the past week in consequence of the
emn inauguration of the great B
canal by the Emperor at Keil.
no the only access tb the Baltic
of
mg
ol-
tic
ntil
iSea
has been through the Straits, net 3 000
yards Wide, which divide Denmark inid
Sweden. Either of these two count ies,
by means of their forts, or any ober
nation possessing a few powerful i on
-
clads, was thus enabled not only to m-
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mand the entrance, but also to pre ent
allaccess of either trading or Go rn-
merit vessels to the important cons er-
cial pbrts on the Baltic seaboard an I to
the great navel arsenal at Keil.1, he
canal, which will be 62 miles long ith
a lock at _either end, will render !ter -
many entirely independent of the an-
gerous northern passage and seri sly
diminish the political importanc of
Denmark.
-The International Sunday. Set ool-
hi-
of repair. -Carried Moved by C. A. cago, transmitted the following tele
to `General Ponsonby, London:
In ternation al Sunday School Can vei
of the United States and Canada, as
bled'at Chicago'present hearty con
ulations to Her Majesty Queen Vict
on ,this jubilee occasion. They r
nize that during a generous reign of
year Her Majesty has been an ea
defender and advocate of the Bibi
the foundation of the Christian rel
and a living exemplification of the
of God. Righteousness exalteth
tion." It was signed by the presi
"God Save the Queen" was then
by, the audience.
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Children in Hotels.
Howe, eeconded by E. Bosmau that H.
Mooney be instructed to ha.ve the bridge
ce side line between iota 25 and 26 re-
paired, also to have side line between
lots 20 and 21 put in a passable state,
providing the cost does not exceed $59.
• -Carried. The Council then adjourned
to meet again on the 27th of June.
News Notes.
-Phylloxera has appeared in the
-midst of the Barauda vineyards,the finest
in Hungary.
-The floods in Hungary are subsiding
but the loss by the destruction of crops
will be enormous.
-Professor Wagner, the African
traveler, committed suicide at Munich
.a few days ago.
-The Sultan af Turkey has ceded the
Island of Cyprus to Euglanid.
-Several warehouses at Pernambuco,
Brazil, containing 25,000 bales of cotton,
have been destroyed by fire.
-Rev. Mr. Knight, author of "Rock-
ed in the Cradle of the Dep" and
other popular swigs, is dead at London,
Englend.
-The Queen, in. commemoration of
her Jubilee, will order the relesze of all
military prisoners confined for petty
offences.
-Dr. Mackenzie, the English surgeon
who exemined the throat of Crown
Prince Frederick William :of Germany,
reparts that the trouble is not cancer,
but a non-malignant growth whieh may,
with careful and gradual treatment, be
cured.
-A landslide has occurred on Spitzen
Mountain, Switzerland, which killed
I and wounded a number of persons, be-
sides destroying much property.
-A strange disease, communicated by
contact, has caused agreat deal of
havoc among horses in Dewitt Couuty,
Illinois. It is believed to. have been
coraraunicated from imported French
stallions, and is said to be common in
France. It was first noticed in Dewitt
County in 1885.
thousand cases of flannels ag-
gregating the sum of nearly $1,000,009
were sold in a New York auction house
on Friday, June 3rd. The sales were
made to represeetatives of dry goods
houses throughout the country.
-The Queen's route from Bucking-
ham Palace to Westminster Abbey on
June 21 has been revised and extended.
Windows along the line of march are
letting for $150 and single first floor
rooms for S',250. Americans are credited
with being the highest bidders and
forcing prices up.
-Nubar Pasha., who will represent
the Khedive at the Jubilee ceremony in
London, will take a present to the
Queen from the Khedive consisting of a
priceless necklace of Egyptian antique
gems.
-The loss of the steamer Sir John
Lawreece off the Calcutta coast in the
recent cyclone is confirmed, and her
750 passengers, mostly native ladies
going to the Juggernaut festival, are .
probably all lost.
-During a. circus performance at
Nesehen. a Russian town, on Sunday
evening, the 5th inst, a storm blew off
a portion of the roof, causing the pen-
dant lamps to pour blazing petroleum on
the heads of the spectators. A panic re-
sulted and three hundred persons were
injured.
-The evictions at Bodyke, Ireland,
have been began again. The sheriff was
protected while doing his work by a
force of 600 palicemen dud troops. At
one house, in which the inmates were
barricaded, the officers made a hole
through the wan with timber and then
removed the furniture. Michael _Devitt
Florence Marryatt, an English
who visited this country last su
stetes that she saw a little girl of six
take her place at a hotel table. On
asked by the waiter if she ought
there without her parents, she c
answered. "I guess I pay my way.
A writer in the Art Age supple
this story by one of a 5 year ol
whom he once saw seated alone
crowded table of a -hotel. She
first for soup, then ice-cream, then
soup.
'Isn't your mamma comiug,to
ner ?" asked the emazed waiter, ts he
served her.
."No" replied the young lady,
don't want none. She's dead."
George Augustus Sala, when i
country, said: "I object to two thi
America -the pie and the hotel
ren. Not until the child is mad
the pie will I tolerate either." -Y
Companion.
as clerks, and th' ey kept right along for
eight or nine y,ears and finelly they got
to Own an establishment, anct people had
confidence in them, and they got credit
to the extent of $300,000, and they got
away with the who.e of it." •
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-The Reformed Presbyterian Synod
of America, in session last week at New-
burgh, New York States adopted a'reso-
lution declaring that the violation 4f the
Sabbath by the postoffice department is
one of the greatest sins of the Gohern-
ment as well as one of the greatest causes
-.of "Sabbath desecration throughout the
whole commonwealth, and calling upon
brganizations of all evangelical bodies in
the United States to combine in order to
secure entirq. abolition of whatever in
the postoffice department is in violation
of the Sabbath law.
Ladies Only. •
The complexion is often rendered unsightly by
pimples, liver spots, and yellowness. These it is
well known are caused from an inactive liver and
bad blood. Dr.Chase's Liver Cure purifies the blood
and whole systOm. See Recipe Book for toilet
receipts, hints and suggetitions on how to pre-
serve the comelexion. (Sold by all dealers.
• 966.52
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Fran
--For sale by all
c The
.! Stratford, May 3.
Ilhad been a victim Of one Ofthe
worlst of blood diseases, and I. was
strited by a 'number oi the beet
"me ical men in the county, and my
constitution was completely under-
mined, aefriend advised me to try
Dr.: Jug's medicine, it restored try
appetite and fixed ine up complete
after •using seven bottles. I strong-
ly recommend it to all similarly
affected
ounter, of Starks & Counter.
druggists.
967.62.2w:
Meed of Merit
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Dr. Byer's Story.
When in the Ohio penitentiar
day, the wife of a prisoner, an a
plished New England lady, hand
cultivated, irresistible -to; the cha
an yhow-solicited my offides to g
her to the Governor to ank for hi
don. I had to say to her: "No, m
`She
this
gs iu
hild-
into
ntla's
one
com-
bme
With
I, par -
dam,
there are a hundred men here mo e de-
serving of a pardon than your hus and.
I will introduce you to the Gov rnor,
but I will not intercede for the p rdon
of your husband." I took the p eca,u-
tion to go to the Governor in ad ence,
and explain to him the situation. ;She
presented a certificate from the eisoo
physician. The Governor read it slow-
ly: "Charles convicte ,I
at
such a time and place, of the cri of
larceny of a horse and buggy, i hew -
under conviction for his first ei erase,
and he is in imminent danger of c,e-r-
e b-r-o-spinal-rn-e-n-menin- ening
i -t -i -s." At once he exclaimed: Good
heavens! has he got all that? Le him
go!" His clerk envie out the nee ssery
pa,pers for the prisoner's release. It re-
quired four men to hold him in th pris-
on hospital, and four men to tak him
from the hospital to the carria e. 'A
half an hour later I found him ly ng itt
bed in the fourth story of a hote , hy-
ing walked up stairs without any asaist-
ance whatever.
retinal aesthetics is due to J. C.
ose Hair' Vigor is a universal
Hermless, effective, agree-
ong indispensable articles of the
locks it.gives luxuriance; and
clothes with the hue of youth.
fer promoting, pe
Ayer & Co., w
bectutfier of -the
able, it ranks a
toilet. To scan
withered hair i
969.52w.
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or scrofulous clatarrh, and for consumption
induced by tho scrofulous taint. Ayer's Sarsa-
parilla is the true remedy. It has cured num-
berless ca4es. It stops catarrhal discharges. and
removes.the sickening- odor -indications of sere -
fide. 969.52w.
Miraculous.
• My miraculous cure was that 1 had suffered
from kidney disease for aboutetwo years, was off
work all that tine. A friend told me of B. B. B.,
I tried it, and am happy to say that I was cured
by . two bottles, Win. Tier, St. Marys, Ontario.
1007.52.2w.
Cholera Infantum.
,That terrible scourge among children may
be speedily cured by Dr, Fowler's Extract
of Wild Strawberry. MI forms of bowel com-
plaints; nausea and vomiting, from an ordinary
diarrhoea to the most Severe attack of Canadian
cholera, can be eubdued by its prompt use. It
he best'reinedy known for children or adults
suffering frotn Ammer coinplaints. 1007.52.2w.
A Pro essional Opinion.
• R' ay. F..6unnr, M. D., of Listowel, Ont., says
regarding. B. Bf B., I have used your eecellent
Burdock Compeund in practice and in my fam-
ily since 18.84tand hold it No. 1 On my list of
sanitary remedies. Your 'three brisy 13's never
sting, Weaken or worry. 1007.52.2w. ,
A Living Miracle. •
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My infant daughter was taken ill with' cholera
infantum, the doctor eaid she bould not live. The
Rev. Wm. McWilliams would not allow her head
to be lifted when he baptized her, she was so
weak. Dr. Fowler's 'Wild Strawberry gave im-
mediate relief. ! She is a living miracle, Ia1e and
hearey. Since that time (7 years) our h use has
never been without that remedy. 4 '•+ From
statement of George Johnston, Harwo d, Ont.
- 1007.62.2w. .
A Business Letter.;•
• For jconstitutional
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Tilsonherge March 15 1387.
T. Milburn & Co.
Sirs, -Please ship at once three do en 13. 13.
Bitters. IBest selling medicine in t e shop.
Sold seven bottles te-day. Yours truly, C: Thomp-
son. I s
' T. e above sample is bet one Of hu dre.ds of
siini ar expressions regarding the. popu1arity of
B. I'. B. 1e07.52.2w.
B910TS AND
resh rri
As all my s
ect good val
ve me a call a
ustornsWo
ek o
e for
d ju
rk
val of New
ES,
Spririg Gods.
Boots and Shoes is fresh from the matufacturers, you may
our money. I ignore blowing ; you will find me truthful.
see for yourselves.
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arranted. Repairing Ilvmptly Attended to
E. LA MIER, Main StrOet, Seaforth.
he Fir t Sign lEavetroughin
failing health, whe
ght Sweats aid N
s nse of Generall We
petite, should sugg
'Si; rsaparilla. • T
effective for gi
VI the e.nfeeble
gestion and as
1g the nervou.
'edition, and!
d vitalizing
Faili
National Pillli will not gripe or sicken yet are
a thorough cathartic. 1097.521)i.. -
it can do no harm to try Free= 's Worm,
. Powders 'when your child is ailing, feverish or'
:
fretful. 1007.5!2m. i .. - el if
Prof. Low's aulphur Soap is a delighqul toilet
lux ery as wale as a good curative tor skin dis-
ease.- 1007.52m.
A sweet as honey is Dr. Low's Pleasant Worm
7"
52m.
Syr , p, yet sure to destroy and expel worms.
100 ' !
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Systematic Robbery. i
There is at the New York St te Re-
formatory, a casuistry class. One morn-
ing the teacher said: "Now, oys, I
would like to get your opinion wl ether,
from the standpoint of moral cas list -y,
1
honesty is the best policy, a.fte al ."
One of those fellows answered; "I eli ve
that honesty is the best policy, t ough I
am not an honest man myself.
two fellows in New York, who
be crooks, and were always gete
trouble, but they reformed and
luck. They went over to Phila
and went into the clothing busin
1n
sed sed
g
got
elpli
ss,
to
to
in
Advice to Mothers. .
'Are you distenbed and brokerrof your rest by
a sick. child suffei•ing and crying with pin of
cutting teeth? If so send itt once and get a
bottle of " Mile Winslow's Seething Syrup' for
children teething. Its value is incalcu able. It
will relieve the poor little sufferer awe ediately.
Depend,aipon , it, mother ; there is n mistake
about it. It cures dysentery and diari'dma, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind -colic,
ji
sciftens the going, reduce inflammatiole and
gives tone .and energy t he whole, system.
"Mrs. WineloNy's Soothing Syrup" for children
teething , is pleasant to the taste and is the pre-
scription of one of the oldest and best female
physicians ancinufses in the United States, and
is for sale by a 1 druggists throughout the world.
Price tw.enty-tive cents a bottle. , Be sure and
ask foe " Mits.' Wiastow's SOOTIIING Settee," and
take no other kind.966.1ve ,
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Consumption Cured.
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An old.physiCian,retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India mis-
sionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy
for the speedy' and permanent cure of Consump-
tion, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Aethma and all throat
and Lung affections, also a positive and radical
cure for Nerve,us Debility and all Nervou ..,Vm-
plaints, after having tested its wonderful cura.
tive powers in thousands of cases, has felt it his
duty to make it known to his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve
human suffering, I will send free of charge, to
all who desire it, this recipe, in German, French
or English, with full directions for preparing
and using. Sent by mail by addressing with I
stamp, naminsl this paper, -W. A. NOYES, 149 l
Power's Block "Rochester N. Y. 938-25 eow
Catarrh -a lIsTew Treatment.
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Perhaps the "most' extraordinary success that
has been achieved in modern medicine has been
attained by the Dixon Treatm-ent for, Catarrh.
Out of 2,000 patients treated during the past six
months, fully ninety per cent, • have been cured
of this stubbore malady. This is none the less
startling when it is remembered that no five per
ceiit. of petients presenting themselves -to the
regular practitioner are benefitted; while the
patent medicines and other' advertised cures
never record a pure at all. Starting with the
claim ero,,v generally believed by the most ,seien-
tific men that the disease is due to the presence
of living parasites in the tissue, Mr. Dixon at
once adapted his cure to their extermination-
ehis accomplished, he claims the Catarrh is eme-
tically cured, and the permanency is unquestion-
td, as cures eff cted by him four .•years ago are
cureestfil. No one else" has ever attempted to
cure Catarrh in this manner, and no other treat
ment has ever ured Catarrh. The application
of the remedy i simple, and can be done a
home and the resent season of the year is th
most favorable or a speedy and permanent cure
.the majority of cases being cured rie one treat
ment.• Sufferers should correepond with Messrs
A. H. DIXON & SON, 306 King Street, Wed
Toronto, Canada, and enclose stamp dor thei
treatise on Catarrh. -Montreal Star, Novembe
882-52
17, 1889; ,
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Ten 3 -ears
as trouble
ight Sweats,
ss. 1 tried va
different ph
eak that 1 cou
t stopping t
is p
ring
syst
imila
fore
or p
e bloc
01 my
*ith
Weak
rious
rsicia,
Id no
rest.
her in the form of
rvousnesse or in al
riness and Loss of
st the use of Ayer's
eparatioh is most ,
one and strength
m, promoting tbe'
ion of food, rester-
s to their normal
rifying, enriching,
d. .
ealth.
ealth began to fail.
distressing Cough,
less, and Nervous-
'emedies prescribed
s, but became so
go up stairs with -
My friends recom-
ended me tb tryAyer's Sarsaparilla,
hich I did, ai i I am now as healthy and
1
rong as eve e -Mrs. E. L. Williams,
lexa1 ndria, M n. _
I have used ver's Sarsaparilla, in my
f mily, for Se 4fuhi, and know, if it is
t ken faithful 3, tha it will thoroughly
e adicate this tt rible lisease. I have also
escribed it s i. toni , as well as an alter -
ay that I honestly believe
; t
1
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16,
St
rve, and must
to be the hest blood medicine ever
impounded. -11V. F`4 Fowler, D. D. S.,
. D., Greenvgle, Tenn.
Dyspelpsi Cured.
It would be imp°. sible for me to de-
ribe what X Wier d from Indi,,,oestion
d Headach up t the time 1 began
king Ayer's arsap trifle. I was under
e care of v lams hysieians and tried
great man kinds of medicines, but
ever obtaine more than temporary re.
efe After ta ng Aner's Sarsaparilla for
Short time, tly he dache disappeared,
d my stomas] perf rmed its duties more
erfectly. Ti day nv health' is com-
letely restor . try Harley, Spring-
eld, Mass.
I have bee
rompt use
nes and inn
e action t
rgans, and
ithout dou
urifier yet d
183 Atlantic a
Ayer s
grea v benefited by the
Aye 5s Sarsaparilla. It
rates the system, regulates
dige. tive and assimilative
talize the blood. It is,
the most reliable blood
s over d. -H. D. Johnson,
6., Br oklyn, N. Y.
Sa saparilla,
spared by Dr it. C. 4-er 8.: Co., Lowell, Kass.
Price 1,- six battles, 85. ;
E; • y s Sugar -Coated
fl Cathartic
It the, Live be- PILLS.
°Ines tarpid, if the
owels are eonstipatbd, or if the stomach
ails to perforu its ft nctions properly, use
1.3,-er's Pills. 'hey z re iniraluable.
For some ye
omplaillt, iii
uifered front
restion. A If
7estored me 1
rightney, Ire
For years
' A.yer's Pills t
rh I was a. victim .to Liver
consequence .of which I
Genemal Debility and Didt-
w !sexes Of Ayer's PUN
o perfect ,health. -Wo T.
niers( n, W. Ta. ,
,
have relied more upon
i in ant thing else, ta
ece late
t., .
uy bowels. Ir 1CRO 1 ills are mild in action,
Ind du their wc rk t h roughly. I have used
hem with ga«1 etl«1, in cases of Mien -
nal ism, Iiidit -17 Tr ublc.' and Dyspepsia.
.
-0.• F. Mill r Attl borough., Illass.
Ayer's Pills cure( me of 'Stomach and
Liver troubles fron which -I had suffered
for "V ears. le Onsid' r them thc. best pills
nedh. mid. wild h ,t be without them. -
Morris thiteS., Dowslsville, N.A. •
T was atta ked with Bilious Fever,
which was fOl owed by Jaundice, Mel was
S() dangeroutly ill that ;my friendsde-
spaired of it y recover. I eammeneed
taking Ayers Pills.. and soon regained my
customary sOenxt h and :vigor. -Joh.
Pattison, Lt.),‘ ell'n. (i
, Ni!braska. ,
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Last spriii.. I Offered greatly from a
troublesome) umer on ma side. In spite
of every effort to Are this eruption, it in-
creased until 1 the 1esli . beeame entirely
raw. I WAS troublled, at, the same time,
with I ndigeStion, a lil distressing pains in •
The • owels..
And
Best workinanship done i
Ivan ized n`
oR
Eavotroughing.
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all kinds of work in Tin, Sheet
Iron or Copper.
D iry Utensils
A SPECIALTY.
BN• the advicie of a friend t began taking
Ayer's. Pills. Itt a short time 1 wps free
:from paino fuod digested propetly, the
:sores on MY boil commenced healing,
land, in' less ihnn m 0 month, I was cured.
-Samuel D. Whit , Atlanta; Ga.
• I have long used Ayer's Pills, in, my
family, and believe them to be the best
pillS made. 0. 'Darden, Darden-,Liss.,My wife anld little girl were taken With
OySentery ti few d tys ago, and I at once
%egan giving,them small doses of Ayer's
Pills, thinking I Would call a doctor if the
disease becaule any worse. • In a short
time tlie bloOdy discharges stoppe(i, all
pip. went am av, ni d health was restored..
-Theodore EsIing Richmond; Va.
Ayr's Pills,
Prepared by D. J. C. !Ayer & Co., Lotvell,Mase.
Sold by ill. Dealers in Medicine.
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PENtilf GYM. WAFERS
Prescription of a physician wh
hem had a life long experience
treating female diseases. Is use
• mo'nthly with perfect success le
over 10,000 ladies. Pleasant, saf
effectual. Ladies ask your drug
gist for Pennyroyal Wafers an
e "•_ jf,r ke no substitute, or inclose pos
.4;,0( 4 :141-4°;'/•:! age for sealed particulars. Sold b
all druggists, 81 per box. Add res
THE EUREKA CHFMICAL CO., Detroit, Mic
leeser*Sold in Seleforth by Lumsden & Wilson, I.
Fear, and by Itruggists generally. 969-62
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erry Creamery Can,
best ,Self-Skiihmer in the market.
es have advanced in price; our old
will be sold at old, prices.
Iron Cisterns & Well Pumps
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-AT--
HNSON BROS.,
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;MAIN -ST. SEAFORTH.
ondon, Huron and Brucle.
GOIN NORTH- -
Lo don, depart
E eter
H nsall
Tfl
pen
Passengei..
8.10A.m. 4.25e.m.
0.35 6.96
9.46 5.1,8
9.51 6.05
Br cefield . 9.69 6,16
Cl nton. . 10.18 6.36
n esboro .. 10.37 6.85
131 t ............ 10.46 7.0
B lgrave 11.00 7.20
W ngham, arrive 11.20 7.40
Go a" Soma- Passenger.
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KIP EN MILLS.
The unde 'pied having purchased the Kippen
Mills, is pre ed to
MAKE A SPECIALTY
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GRISTING & CHOPPING
Having s cured the services ef a first-class
Miller, will ndeavor to give the best of satisfa
tion to cus mere.
EAN,
10094.f.
W. N. WATSON,
Gene a Insurance Agent
-AND- -
Peale in Sewing Machines-
Kippen, Ont.
W ngham,•depart 7.00A.m. 3.06P.M.
B lgrave 7.17 3.28
13 th 7.31 3.42
L ndesboro• 7.40 3.61
Cl nton 8.00 4.10
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B cefield .19 4.29
K ppen.. ........ .... .... 8.827 4.87
1.1 nsan ' . . 8.33 4.43
E eter - 8.47 4.57
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ndon, arrive 10.10 6.00
W llington, Grey and Bruce.
GObeelNosis-1... .. 2.3P5aart.eldn.gger.2.0 P.M. 8.4&.M.E.
B sseis .. . .. ... 2.59 9.35 9.30,
B uevale. 3.05 9.60 10.00
IN inghain .. .. .. 3.20 10.02 11.26
Gm a Sotrru- Passenger. Mbced.
Ingham ... . .. 7.2b P.TA. 11.10 A. M. 6.39 A.M.
B uevale .. .. .. 7.60 11.26 6.148
B isels 8.45 11.45 7.02
E hel.... . ... 9.20 12.00 7,14
T ain leaving Winghani at 8.10 p m. for Kin car -
din , run on Mondays, 'Wednesdays and Fridays
onl
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foiTirmailin:s le.ave Seaforth ,..and Clinton stations as
Gm 0 WEST- bEAFORTA.
2C. 2140127.°: :
---I) ixcd 1.48e. M.
et
Passenger... .. .. 9,02 P. M. 9.20 e. .
Mixed Train.. .... 9 16 A. M. 10.1SA.M.
GO1 0 BART -
P ssenger. .. .. .. 7.48 A. it. 7.30 A. M.
1.48
1.15 P. M.
e. m.
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i-xed Tram.. .. 6.06 r e. 4.15r. be,
All kin.
in first-cl:
sof property insuted at lowfst rates
reliable companies, and losses sey
,
tled prome ly.
Specia low rates on FARM PROPERTY in
the Gore nd Waterloo, from 75c to Si (cut&
plan) for hree years. Mills and factories hi-
•sured in t ese companies at a saving of 20 per
'cent. on st ck companies.
. Sole d aler in the WHITE and RAYMOND
SEWING CHINES (fainily and manufactur-
ing). Prices ranging from $26 to $75. All ma-
chines warranted for five years on every kind of
work. N edles, oil and repairs for sale. Ma-
chines rep ired.
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filAND!JAKE DOIDELION
LLL
EGANS.
Unapproached. for
Tone.and Quality.
CATA.LCCE-11ES FREE.
LL kr „ Ont„
Nature. Makes no Mistakes.
Nature's own remedy for bowel complaints,
choleramorhus, colic, cramps, vomiting, ses
sickness, cholera infantlini, dicirrluea, dysentery,
and all diseeses of a (like nature belonging to the
surtinler seaecm, is DIr. Fowler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry; which tali be ehtained of a'..1 dealers
in medicine, 1007. 2.2w.
LIVR CURE.
aye you Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Indi-
ges ion, Bilious ess, Jaundice, Headachee Dizzi-
nesi, Pain in thie Back, Costiveness, or any di:5-
ms *rising fr m a deranged liver, -Dr. Chase's
Jiver cure wilLbd found a sure and certain remedy.
Na -ure's Reme y -The unqualified success ot
Dr. Chase's Liv r Cure in Liver Complaint rests
soaly with the act that it is conipounded from
na re's well: own liver regulators, Mandrake
I4 Dandelion, eombined with many other inval-
le roots, barks and herbs, having a powerful
effect on the Kidnes a, Stomach, Bowels and Wood.
Fie hundred thousand sold. Over one half mil -
of Ur. Chase's Receipt Looks were sold in
Carted a alone. We want every man woman and
child who is trpubled with Liver Complaint to
try this excellent remedy. Something new.
Gi e away free." Wrapped around every bottle
of r. Chase's Liver Cure is a valuable Household
in dicril. Guide and Receipt Book (e4 pages), con -
tai ing over 200 usefni receipes, pronounced by
na dical men and druggists as invaluable, and
wo1rth ten times the price of the niedicine. Try
0b.se's Catarrh Cure. • A safe and positive reme-
dy Price, 26 cents. Try Chase's Kidney and
Liter Pills. Twenty: -five cents per -box. Sold by
all dealers. -T. EDMANSON & Co., sole agents,
Bradford. For Sale by all druggists. 966-5e
MA STREET, SEAFORTH.
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E_BICH BOILER WORK
ystal Black
Manuf tureri of all kinds of Stationery, Marin
Upright and Tr.bular Boperk.
SAL PANS, SMOKE STACK
and all kinds of Sheet Iron a ork.
STEAM AND WATER PIPE FITTINO
1 constantly on hand.
On hind, 'treacly for delivery:
1 30 H. P. New Steel Boiler.
1 8 H. P. New Boiler.
Complete 2nd -hand Threshing Outfi
Boiler, Engine, SeparalOr, &e., all in good wor
ing ordler. Will be sold cheap. Mail orders w
receive, prempt attention. Works opposite G.
11. ,Station,
1 P. 0. BOX 361.
(loderich, May 26th. 1886.
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-AT
Lowliest Rates of Interes
Inslurances Effecte
-IN-
Fi t-Class.Companie
A NI ber of First -Class F
for Sale.
ApPLiY TO
W STCOTT & SANDERS,
Ileal Estate Ag nts, xet.,er, Ont.
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LEGAL.
. HASTINGS,Solieitor,eto. Office -Cady'.
. Block, opposite Commercial Hotel, Sea-
iortb. • 974
SEAGER. & LEWIS, Barristers, Goderieh.-
Office, opposite tbe Colborne Hotel. 976
ItC. HAYS, Solicitor, &c. Private Money to
„ lend at lowest rates of interest. Office -
Corner of Square and West Street, Ooderich. 774
T M. BEST, Barrister, Solicitor, itz. office-
') ROOM8 One Door North of the Commercial
Hotel, ground floor next door to Beams butcher.
Shop. Agents-CAMION, HOLT &GOIRRON. 870
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ARRow & PROUDFOOT, Barristers, Salici-
tur ters, Goderieh, Ontario; J. T. Gamow,
yvbf. PROUDPOOT. 686
/1AMERON, HOLT & CAMERON, Banisters,
FU Solicitors in Chancery, &c., Gederich, Ont.
1. C. CA103XON, Q. 0., Piribre gol,T, M. G.
CAMERON. 506
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OFTUS E. DA:NCEY, late with Cameron,
Holt & Cameron, 'Goderich, Barrister, So-
icitor, Conveyancer, &e. Money 40 loan. Bon-
i301;1'S Old Office, Carano's Block, Seaford". 786
A, I ANNING & SCOTT, Barristers, Solicitors,
.1.1.1 'Conveyancers, &e. Solieitore for the Bank
fpf Johnston, Tisdale & Gale. Motley to loan.
Office -Beaver Block, Clinton,' Ontario. A. H.
11ANNLIO, JAMES SCOTT 781
v HOLMESTED, stecessor to the late firm of
1.3fcCaughey & Holmested, Barrister, So-
licitor; Conveyancer and Notary. Solicitor for
the Canadian Bank of Commerce. 31oney to lend.
!Farina for sale. Office a Scott's Block, Main
IStreet, Seaforth.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
lt,EONEY TO LOAN, -Straight leans at 6 per
cent., with the privilege l to borrower
of repaying part of the principal money at any
time. Apply to F. HOLMESTED, Barrister
] Seaforth. 1 860
DENTISTRY.
, er. L. BALL, L D. S. Honer Germinate,
k_lre ber Royal Dental College,
II eessor to D. Watson. 13. B.
I sistant operator. All operatilons
' performed and guaranteed. ChInroform,
; gas and acal agents used In extrattion
Plates inserted at prices agreed
Watson. Rooms over Johnson's
forth. Prices as low as good work
for. Residence same as that ocesupied
-Watson.
mem-
Toronto, sue -
!MORRIS, as.
carefully
ether,
of teeth.
upon with Mr.
Hardware, Sea -
can be done
by Mr.
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..;:ilre.'esegt ,1 . Ontario. Latest
ilits"71' ze.' ments in every line.
'--k- - guaranteed. Offiee,-In
Block, opposite "Commereial Hetet,
Residence, -The Poplars, John Street.
and H. S,, el
improve-
Satisfaction
Cady's
Seaforth.
941
,-/1 CARTWRIGHT & SON, Den-
tists, of Exeter, Ont. One
6f,24 i• -•Ii --1,-. of the above will ',visit Blytb tbe
4t•ii.illt last Thursday, and; following Fri-
day of each naonth, at Mline's Hotel, will -visit
Zurich tbe firsteWednesday of eVery month at
Peine's Hotel, ald Hensall the allowing Thurs-
day of every month at Reynold's Hotel, where be
will perform all dental operatiOns. Teeth ex-
tracted with -a new Japan anesthetic, which re-
moves really all pain. Partieil desiring new
teeth will -please call early in theiznorning ef the
first day, Charges moderate. Tering cash. 984
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S., Exeter, Tont. Will be at
1 t,: ?. -te, . tAin--* Zurich, at the Hurn Hotel, on the
"A"--1-4-- LAST TMURSDAY I'S 14C11 menu.
Teeth extracted with the least pain possible. All
work first-class at liberal rates. 971
1;1A. Martin, L. D. S., Honor gradvate of the
114'. Royal College of Dental surgeons, Tor-
-onto. Charges as low as those of Any reliable
dentist, and satisfaction guaranteed. Office
Garfield Block, BRUSSELS.. 10064. 1.
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.ANOVER, M. D. C. Me,.
/ McGill Univereity, Phyifician,
and A.ccoucheux, Seaforth,.Ont. ;
side Godench sltreet,
house east of the Methodist chureh.
Graduate of
Surgeon
Office and re-
first brick
961
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-FIRS. ELLIOTT &i GUNN, Beuceileld,
If tiateS Royal colleee of 'Physicians
Surgeons, Edinburgh. )31 cefield,
Licen-
and
Ont. 930
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TIES. MACK100 & F.VANS,
Block, Main Street. Seafotth.
John street. Calls at night at either
or Residence.
Office, Meyer'
Residence,
the Office
894
Surgeon,
Ont. Office and
street, Second
842
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T. G. SCOTT, M. D., &c., Phylsieian,
.j. and Aecaucher„ Sertfortht
residence South side of Goderieh
Door east of the Presbyterian 'Church.
-1E) W. BRUCE SMITH, 11. 01,
JAI,, of the Obllege of Phyeicianii
tee., Seafortli, Ontario. Offiee
same as occupied by Dr. Vercoe.
0. AL, Member
and Surgeons,
and residence
' 848
VETERINARt.
diseeeeE
any domesti-
on the Amt.
medi-
VS ALTER
1010
0 TAFFA HORSE- INFIRMA14".--All
0 of Homes, Cattle, Sheep, 4r
cated animals succeitefully trea,ed
est notice. A large stock of Veterinary
cines on band. Charges -moderate.
SIIILLINGLAW, Staffa.
CI EAFORTH
0 Jarvis
Presbyterian
eases of
mestivated
Infirmary,
Charges
inary Surg
ary Aledicii
HORSE INFIRMARY.-Corneriol
And Goderich Streets,
Chnrch, Seaferth,
Horses, Cattle, Sheep or
animals, successfully
4r else m here on the
in derate. JAMES W.
on. P. S. -A large stock
es kept constantly on
next door to the
Ont. All die -
any of the do -
treated at the
ehortest notice.
ELDER-, Veter-
of Veterin
hand
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AUCTIONEERS.
,
T P. BeINE, Licensed -Auetioneer for the
,J. County of Huron. Sales attended in al
pelts of the County. All orders left at Trre
Exeeerain Office will be promptly atteuded to.
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A succeseful medicine
over 30 years in thousencls
etiees. Ceres Sperrnatorrhea,
• . "Nervous Wealcnees, Endesions,
Impotehey, and all
1 eltseltE] calmed by abuse, indiscretion
or over exertion. Six package
euro When all others fail. Ask ytur
The Great Eeglish Prescription,
tute One package :el, six 55,
for Pamphlet. .Address LURES*
CO., Detroit, Mich. VT:401d
Lumeden & Wileon, I. V. Fear,
and druggists generally.
,
witd -,
of -
,k,
4istases -- °
I AYTES
guaranteed te
drugeist Mt
take no substi
by mail. Writ(
A CBE:ill-CAI
in Seaforth he
J. S. Roberts;
969-62
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WORTHLESS IMITATIONS
all_ •• , As there are many inferior
lc goods, corded with jute,
'": fe . heist), etc., offered and sold
,9 - as Coraline by some un-
r ' •
‘ pit acipled merchants trad-
''" i, in g on the reputsaion of
Our genuine Caroline,
, - Vire warn the holies against
:- t - ch imposition by draw -
4'11 ?e'er attention to the
. " necessity of e Wing that the
-,' name
NIPTON CORSET CO2
,f d on inner side of all Coralinegocxls,
1_ „.at which none are gentaie.
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TORONTO.
-'RP & BRIGHAM,
of Sri2rrit?Hot€1,8eal-f,;:h,
P 110 PR I ETO
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HOT....,.....,
RS.
directly opposlt,
been refitt. /
Hotel, -which is situated
Union Staton, has recently
n
ad rt urms e r ,
the best and mest comfortable hotele in the 6-,y
VrEvery poseible attention paid to gnesethere
chargee nioriera•te.
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