The Huron Expositor, 1896-03-06, Page 796
1$8
MARCH 6, .1896
now eoinp e
prices for L
ether
Spartan.
ar
es'
of these lines in
k� I='arcltasers would dig.
_expect, happen .aa
oil your. wheel, and we
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Continue very long,
LN
MAIN STREET'
i urers To
�ghtning Proof
�en Shres_
'rears in) this branch of our
SC)
to' consult us before clown
a postt.tiOt, supplY good
50 YEAR ER
aNTENT.
may, and-ag mug''
IX PRICES.
Seaforth.
tinware.
its Greet English Remedy.
of sands ckf cases with all known.
:he tetra remedy and treatment -a-
3 perManeut cure in all stages of
aur TVkakness, Emissions, Mentor
o, or .44a cache Sumulants, all or
lou and an early grave. Wood's
+ minuireci of cases that seemed
stented physi-
aces that were
>ver ing use of
to cher were
pair—no mat-
1}'ithia your
ad happiness.
E postage.
-any address.
Oanaesa., iAfter Ta
retail druggists lathe Dominion.'
[weeks rest ; gladdened by the
another year. Perhaps yott
khe opening day. Remember, ,
time the gear; round'. Come
every week. In the mean-
ie to us to give information:
P. McI TOSS¢ Principal.
lllllll�u i9.iiluu lluiildihJHiHU
actlySir!
I picked him up from;
a man who knew nothing
about a horse. The neigh-
bors Said he was " Surd
to keep.'' I knew wit 6
the trouble was.
hair stood on end like
the feathers on a Polaacl
hen. Ws aide oras', so
tight that the asap of your
hand on highsounded like
the haat of drum. $
was so thin , ou could sea
him only hen he wait
et... was ash ed. to be seal
et ,after six weeksjust see him.
Simply pests an inial right.
it from drktggists or atgenesh
something else au en—because
S4 Montreal and t1ey will send
muumuu
iitt uu1i1111If11ULllllilll
gals of
with
4,tripes it
or street
n:1 the last:(
e. -pleased
lods.
ding -trial
prim` Goods
the new fin dongols.
beautiful colorings g
waists andblouses.:
st designs •
to show
:anew white and gray' cotes`
tion of new dress goods
:e to ;hand, amongst them ars.
tripes an 1 Brocaded lus'tres.
,she atest .tyles in
CO.
othing House`
THE HURON1 EXPOSITOR.]
0-#04#•••0:
mg de ided to glove
fo the
Sell good at ridicu-
lous lo prices,
It takes money
move (roods.
ust to
hand
New Spring Dress yr oods,
New Sprin,, Velvets,
New Spring Silks,
New Spring Crepons,
New Spring Challies,
7.N7ew.. Spring Prints,
New Spring Ginghams,
New Spring D ticking,
New Spring Shirtings,
New Spring Cottonades,
New Spring Flannelettes,
New Spring
New Spring
New Spring
New Sprin
New Sprit'
New Sprin
New Sprin
Laces,
Ribbons,
Kid Gloves,
Co
rsets.
It will pay every ady before buying, $1
worth of goods o all and visit Pearce's
and 'compare pripes. It is a chance that
you may never have agaln' to' get nice sea -
200 pairs of Loy's I ants, lined, fior the smal
Boy's suit ot Cloth s, price $2.50, include
an extra pair o pants. We are worl 1
beaters ivben comes to th price.
We still tak the I a,c1 in p iced' pan
and are ow se ling our $1„5) pants
Stack's of Men's
Men's Suits from $
and prices.
It will )ay yr u to
visit this store ; lyou
will save mone
evel
time.,
:SUTTER AND -IGGS same as CA
THE EAFORTH
AR Cit
CLOT ING MAN.
p_
Could not get Ipsured.
MutUal Companies.
But now insured in both.
and
'to pay my insurance prernif s, y
mily will owe their support to tss
raaparilla. Two years ago I pp "ed
,o two COMpalliet3 for insUra,nce $1100
each. My face -was a mass of Imlay
lotches and my urine did not st nd he
st. One doctor in exa.mining e aid ,
could not pass, but that my, ro ble
as curable. Be advised an alt ra ive
cat's- Sarsaparilla. Both co pa ier
ejected me, but four months' lat a ter
had taken five bottlea of your em "dy
he other a mut 'al.; The exam er he.
ever saw such a change in any m n.,,
his is indorsed by Mr, J. To d, the
a,wford Street , Toronto.
gar and vitali -clears and purifies the
matt, gout, I digestion and all com-
plain s arising from poor or Icsisoned
blood. Of all uggists, Si per ott e.
•
*won txpo itor.
McYillopi Council.
Couneil met in jories' hotel, Lea bury, on
February 24th, 1896 ; members al present.
Accounts were passed, and paid a ounting
to $116. Auditors' report was rec ived and
passed. The resignation of Solo on Shan-
non, treasurert yeas accepted, and avid M.
Ross was appointed treasurer, he so receive
all books and monies in three we:. s. The
Council resolved, in the Matter or dispute
between the township of Logan an Estate
demanded by Logan...The clerk w s author-
ized to notify pathmasters of their duty to
open roads blockaded by snow d ifts, _and
make the same passable in their ivisions.
running at large on roads, to be assad at
next meeting.. Council then adjo rned, to
meet in Jones' hotel, Leadbury, oin Mo-aday,
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West Wawanosh..
ing to adjournment, in the town hip hall,
on February 23rd ; members all -pr sept ;
Reeve Lockhart in the chair. .N inu es of
last meeting were read and app ove 1. A
petition was presented by A: D. Cal eron
and W. A. Wilson, asking council to 1 ave
board fence erected opposite E 1 t'l , con-
, cession 12, West Wawanosh, to -ee the
snow off the road. The corincil gr ed to
attend to the matter, and hay a fence
erected the coming summer. fov d by
McQuillan and Webster, that th ta, es of
Edward Craig, $1.53„ and -Mies M Mc-
Donald, B5 cents, be cancelled. Q rried.„
Moved by Cameron and MeQuill n, t at 3.
H. Taylor receive, balance of solar cl e him
Quillan and Medcl, that 3. H. Ta lor e ap-
pointed collectoT for 1896, 'at a sa ry of
$65.—Carried. Moved by Medd a Web-
ster, that baalaw No. - 1, appoint n town-
ship officials, as read, be -passed.— rried.
A communication was received fr Dr.
MeAsh,. of Belgeave, with regard to rthur
Haines, who is' sick, Communi at n laid
Council then adjeurned, to meet t e call
he
st
co
ac
co
ti
fo
th
la
ac
a
dr
30
Hay Court il.
ouncil met pursuant to djou nt, on
bruaxy 24th. The minu es of la meet -
were read, and amended as llows
at J. Snell be member of th 1 ard of
1th for three years, W. St ne an for
o, and D. Spencer for one. T e a ditors'
tement was before the co nc found
eptecl by coancil. Council o de ed 200
use oi town hall, by outside arta s, and
50 by residents, for entertain, ent , etc. ;
t, the -platform be raised an en arged,
rk to be supervised. by ale ; t at by-
ounts were ordered to be par : K Kalb -
loch, lumber, $12.75 ; Minn pal World
rner and D. Urquhart mud' ors' sal ry,
each ; F. W. Farucomb, wot re Zurich
uncil adjourned to meet again. on March
h, when pathinasters will be ap inted.
Morris Colimeil
The council met pursnant
ment, 'on February 17th ; mem
eat ; the reeve in the chair.
last meeting were read it,nd •
auditors' reportTwas then! receiv
amined by the council. It was
Thomas Code, seconded by Geor
that said report be adopted.—
request was presented by H.
others, asking to have a drain o
site lots 20 and 21, on 3rd concessi
con
all
a
lin
ourn-
pres-
es of
mo ed by
Sell rs and
led. A
en d oppo-
n line.
led by
giant -
wed for
top, the brush to be cut and la d c own on
side of read., and dirt taken out of itch to
be thrown en brush and prop rly spread,
Mi. Bowman to attend to lay ng out and
inspection of the work. --Carr ed. Moved
by William Isbister, seconded by Thomas
Code,' that the reeve take eh rg of he
hall, on i iinday,i March 9th, a
,m.—Carr ed.I On Motion of
by, seconded' by William Isbist
of accountb Were !ordered to
motion of 4a.rnes Bow
Thomas Code, thp moaner
to meet again on, the 9t
hotel, on ThUrsday, Fehr ary
George Kirkby, that said reques
ed, and thise 40 cents per rod be
digeing a 'ditch to be 2i feet de
of s
leo
eco
arc
a
ng R
et co
e to
e Ki
nUm
ded
jeurn
Ky
as
allow ng
he
er
HANDFULS
Coriiing out every da
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HAIREN
It prevents
the scalp
nourishes tl
hair idestro
rous growth'
For sale in Se ferth by 3. S.
ing
n don't
tter try'
, rids
germs,
nd pro -
h air.
Re erts.
ehanges were ade in the list of ,path -
Wasters for 189 ' : Division 27, Wm. Cam-
eron instead of Edward Papple ; 61, J.
stead of IL- Ohes ey ; '90, .D. Campbell in-
stead of J. McK nley ; 79, R. Doig instead
Rs Turner.. Th mas Boyce -and William
C. Clark ; 20, 0 orge Turner instead of ,3-.;
place of William Berry and j. p. Brine, who '
had_resigned. e following changes were
made in the stat te labor road divisions :
owned by W. G rdon; taken; from division
25 and added to livision 24 ; Ilot 25, comes- .
taken from clivis on 24 end added to 25 ; .E
Leatherland, ta en from division 59 and
added to 79 ; lots 9 and 10, A,rmitage'
survey, Egmon villes -owned,. by Lard
Reinke, taken f om division 178 'and add
to 90 ; lot 31, ccression 3, 4 R. S., own
by D. MeTavisl , taken from division 2
and added to 20. The contract for the
supply of 6,00 feet of roel elm, for cul-
verts, was let t John Doig, at $9.95 per
thousand. The auditors' report was ac-
cepted, and the clerk instrueted to have 200
copies printed. The next Meeting will be
held at 1sgmondville on Mar h 21st, at 10
IN OUR MIDST.
' RIGHT
Mr. Siiipm
Seven Ye
SonNo
Shipman tells h
may benefit oth
suit of a tumbl
my bael, I hay
kidneys all niy
have been a gre
until a friendly
Docld's Kidney
showed Diabete
Ilhad found it
down sideways.
one dozen boxe
healthy as ever
The World
The followin
Sun, is .an•effec
day craze for
generate the w
- life assurance a
Saki Fanner
Says Joiner N
, The guild Pit
For the aboli
Meets at my 1
And so I cants
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n, of Oviien Sound—
rs' Acute Suffering
idney
March lnd,
's story in th hope that he
rs, and says --Ail the re -
when a bov, wine"' injured
been trout)" d Iwith 'weak
ife. For the past year
t sufferer, govring worse,
druggist advited me to use
Pills. Tests of the brine
and I realize my danger.
impossible hen tired to
d at such times was drawn
In all 1 has e used 'about
, and am now as hearty and
in rny lite.
Reformer! and Hie
Wife. k
rhymed Steil, written by
published in the New York
ive satire upon; the present
ilds, fraternal societies, lit-
asiociations that are to re -
rid. Some ot these have
ta.chments, wh ch is worse
ohn
back
d to
you
inter
hmen
t get
door on my lied,"
arm er John.
'back door o
sted in
of sin
is very daa,
Come down t morr w and begin
Said Farmer he t Joiner Ned
" To -morrow either can I come,
The Friends .1 thellillennium
Meet at the h.utie Of Deacon lien
And I 'am Prop vice -i resident."
" Weil, then next Wednesday, wi bout doubt,
when your in llennium's started ut,
•
And put that rack door on my shsd."
Before the Ci ture lub, upon
• The Easiest letho to Restore
Our Long -Lo Eden 'Here Once ore,'
To foster pea , abolish war,
And render v tuipopular."
1
By sunret, p
And then, n
Come, put tl
" The Anti -
Next Thurs. al
And I have
On how to 0
Man's tende
r Eden here all ri
b back door on my
down to Hiram 0
m sed to orate
h and extirpate
for Mb and meat
desire. to eat."
kt But, won'
We'll say tw
You'll have h
come down
, And put tha
iff you will
-For my wife
135
ou come down, by and by,
ur various scheme put through,
en, with yclur tgolikit, Ned,
ack door On my s ed."
It
s Ned, " Pil take hat chance
roe in advance ; .
ys that we've no meat
And no lieu ia the house to eat
T/3at cash may save domestic str.fe
And kind of ;pacify my wife."
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ON - 4 BICYCLE TOUR.
TiaNT
oil His
reflecti
the S
Dange
Prom the Uti
The Rev.
lled Fully 3
ns on the
ort, and te
ture we give 1 elow, will not e unfamiliar
by sight to M, ny readers. A young man,
he has still h d an extended xperierice as
foreign missi nary, teacher, e iter, lecturer
and pastor th t has given him a wide ac-
quainta.nce ir many parts of the country.
In an inter -iew a few days ago, he said :
" In the e rly summer of '94 I went upon
wheel.. My oute w s from Utica, to Cape
Vincent, th
and from. thp
-lake 'to Torq
Falls. I at
wind all day
Miles
ekes some
s of the
ce by steamer Ito Kingston,
-e along the north shore of the
to, an around to Niaeara
g.ridde againstla strong head
•
After a, delightful sail thr ugh the
Thoueand Islands, I stepped on shore in
that quaint city of Kingston. shower
had fallen, and the streets were amp, 80
that wisdont would have dietat d that I,
leg -weary as I was,' should hav kept in
doors, bet sO anxious was 1 ,to se the old
city that I spent the whole even g in the
o'clock the next mornin brought
a very unwelcome discovery. as lame
in both ankles and knees. Tlw head wind
and the damp streets had proved en unfor-
tunate combination. I gave, - however, lit-
tle thought o it, supposing it would wear
off in,a few ours and the fiist flush of sun-
light saw m sp e'ding out the splendid road
'near Port Hope but found me still lame. I
rested the nextl day, and the next, but it
was too late ; the mischief! was done.' I
rode a good many miles dnring the rest f
the season, but never a day .and seldom a
mile without pain.
" The winter came and , put away m
wheel, saying new I shall get well,' but to
disappointm6it I grew worse. Some;
days my, k-nees al nost forbade walking, an
my ankles would rat permit me to w r
shoes. At times I siiffered severe pain,
severe as to make study a practical. imposs
bdity, yet it must be undetstood that I co
"From being lecal, the trouble began t
spread slightly, akid my a -Ajety increase
their excellent a vice, bu 'without resul .
So the winter pa sed. On day in March I
happened to take in my ha d a newspEtp r
in which a great eal of s ace was taken b
an article in rela on to D Williams' Pin t
Pills. I did no at tha time know wh t
they were suppos d to cu .e. I should has e
paid no attention to th article had I n
Reading, I found that she, had been great
benefited by 'th use ot Pink Pills, a
knowing her as I did, I had no doubt of t e
truth of the stat ent that she had autho
ize4he first box
a change, and th
troubles were go
I say gone t
has been
the troubl
and iaever
I have ha
was not gone before s
third had not been fi
signs of my rheuma
at y,' for though the
very o par umty for a return
, I hal e fiat felt the first twin
before ith so little discomfo
some f the -most severe tests
strength and enidurance, and have co
through hem withoUt an ache. For e
ample, on afterneon I rode seventy mil
preached hat night, and made fifty miles
the hard st kind lof 1road before noon t
run,' the last forty miles of which w
and slush
" You Id think I would recomme
feel that w s neg lecting a duty if I fail cl.
knew to from rheumatism.
" No, t the only disease th
cure. I now of a
cures fron
ed them
but fair t
been bett
my life."
elements
ho
t.
8,
of
e.
re
hat is n
ersonall
;other tr
add tha
r this au
Mania' Pina Pills contain a• ll
necessary tie give new life a
nerves. They are sold in boxes (never
loose form,.by the cozen or hundred) at
cents a box, qr six mxes for $2.50, and
be had of all druggi ts or directly by m
from Dr. Willia.me Medicine Compa,
u les, but I
at? though it
Ely general
umber
have ne
would
before
of
be
as
he
ed
in
50
Yr
10
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Riding o H:rtrslibac k.
Horseback richt' is not very gener ly
-practised in Canad ,except y the wealthier
classes of people, The me conditio s,
moreover, exist over a larg extent of he
United States. ' .
. The reason. for iis it is ot easy to la.
Riding on horsebae r is such healthy f rm.
of amusement that it might well be 'nit eh
more extensively pi actised b the well -to do
every occasion, a id, -whe possible, try
horseback exercise stead.; This should be
done more general' by th younger in in -
where the kind of 1 orses t and bred are
such as are suitab ddle purpo es.
The farmers' eons ould we come with. de-
light the opportuiity pf b' eaking in the
colt for riding purpcses; and they may est
assured that, if the r wlork is well done, the
Value of the animal will be increased in the
buyer's estimation. There will thus e
pecuniary advantage to be obtained, be-
_Ns.iidewes. looking at it If soma healthful poin of
We have -written these few lines, ca. ling
attention to riding on horseback, bee use
we feel that the e .bouragement of it will
be conducive to lthe interests of sa, dle
horses in Canada. We .can raise exee ent
horses here for s;addle purposes, as our
A.merican cousins a ell know, and we an-
nually ship a cer ain number across the
lines to the stout , and alio to . 'reat
Britain, but the n mber sent is below al hat
could be exported -were there sufficient
horses of that kind to be got. And no on-
ly can our export t ade be largely lucre sed,
but our home mark t an also be cultiv tea.
Fashion is everythi owadays, and, i we
do the same,. we I soon find a gr ater
the greatet numb r qf _people using • them.
There are some pecarle` who .think that, the
introdnetion .of bi; cies and electric ,cars
means thegradual isuse of horses for kvad
purposes, [but we are not of that opiiiion.
Horses are not likely to fall into disuse ;' at.
any rate, not for sqme time to come, ev xi if
then. There is tl is, too, to be sai for
horseback riding, Oat a good rider alWays
looks graceful, whereas a bicycle rider, with
his humped back, ,an hrird y be said t do
so.—Farrn Journal
W lams' Ro al Crown Re
see res the harmo ions action of each o
tire system functi nal harmony, and
healthy current ofinew life. The skin,
a- f w days' vise of Ithe Crown Retried
co es clear and beautiful -pimples, blo
bl ck spots and skin eruptions are rem
so ea and ulcers sdon cured; Persons s
ingl from: Scrofula., I Eruptive Diseases
Eyes, Mouth, ars, , Legs, Throat
Glinds, that have accumulated and s
fro the use of cOrosive sublimate m
ly n a. e re, if th Royal Crown Rem
pr ssion n the sy tem. $1, Pills 25e.
bo tles of Remedy! and 5 boxes of Pi
liams' Cd, London Ont.
dy
the
en-
sup -
f ter
be-
ffer-
f the
and
read,
y re-
cly is
or 5
ls for
Wil -
Old ,Dog Yar ow.
Fon SA t7RDAY
We've bail; ene gh to doe,
In life's yo °yells May.
But ea 'rythihg c mes to an end
And ail the um ons must attend,
We've Ian bee warn'd to flit ;
Regrets nae se o you or me,
For dogs as eel s men must dee,
. And we m st j let submit.
But ye were aye
And little 1 ye
With wh
Great gape: fuil
social °hell,
d sport or dine ;
-natured pugs
eens o' thine.
Naedoot at ime by passion caught—
Or it might e m re want co' thought—
Ye did th ngs in a hurry,
Tho' o' some krrt es ye lvere seant,
Still, my au en', I dinna want
Your wee bit f uts to 'ten ;
I ken en ugh toidae
To answe for tuyael'.,
Wbose very me iory kes me glad,
Whim wo e ere ha 'ng green
Nature's un rod en haunts to seek.
Where n hid seldom been.
iNADI
REST
A
alio
ber
me
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$1,200,000 Books,
NCH
Farmers' Notes discounted, Drafts
a and the principal cities in
, trance, Bermuda, dm
EPARTMENT.
ed, and current rates of interest
al at the end of May and Novem-
M. MORRIS, Manager.
AFTER TEN YEARS
VIINBATON 281'11 Aux, 1825.
Gentlem n,—For the last tenlyears I had
been troub ed with kidney i'di0ease, being
so bad at tervals that I Could net lie in
bed at nigh nor stoop to the amid.
I had trie all the remedies. eo. find
1 am mos happy to say it or nay own:
sake as we as for others ba ath per-
fectly cure after using fou xes,
JO
And well e loy'd me to stray a,
Through the rude forest's pat est; *ay
When in the opening spring • ,
The hale from southern elim s strive,
And ' the wild woods are aliv
•
The rild geese sought Ontari 's ke.
Th squirrel on the bough ;
Ob, en your heart was full o gl
Hap as but a dog can be,
Ho v unlike what thou'rt now. •
And i by lany chance we e'e
In 11 bis branching pride,
And eget then as fleetest no nd
With wnat a rush and leap a mind
Ye tarter' from my side.
We
And we were happy dog
The very images o' joy,
Far In the leafy lane.
When tose'd upon life's storm sea
An, errything Idok'd dark to e,
Oh, then, my poor old frien
For pen thy fidelity
ey 'svere days ere sorr w' dart
ierced or scarified the da t—
loy'd the very rain :
and boa
And oh, how often at t
'A d watch'd and lista
And t the sound o',com
As i' all -hail did M
did wait,
ng feet,
pranga
I've een you coup *I sh .er delight,
Ay, ven like a thing gage gite,
The orrow that was on thy cheek, . ,
Wne a' your vamp attempts trii speak
B t ended Ina bark.,
ill • , •
But ' our strolling days are done,
Ne'er to return, and very sune.
• The turf wilt eleed us baith,'
The question comes—at least for men 1
And wile amang us a' does keg
What's to come after deathIA
For bave ye soul as well as sense,
Or is 't but intelligence, .
Mere canning intellect ?
I ken ye're sensitive to blame, '
And that ye hae the sense o' shame, ,
And evert eelf respect.
And many a time l'm sure I'Ve caught i
YOu in a mystic maze -of thought,
In deep investigatibn ;
And I had gen a deal to ken
What youradea wee 0 men
And o' this strange creatioit
I've bothered myself to ken
The diff'rence between dogs and men,
. Nor, can it surely be
That our thought laculty's the same
And only (lifter but in name ,
And somewhat in degree.
Yet sometitnes r ask, who am 1,4
That settest myself up on high
il
To look oan upon others,
And meas re the distance between
A being of my lordly mien ,
And my our -footed brothers.
Why shou
For ye can
As well
Be but th
And lac
d I call you but a brute
13 feel and thi k,
der if yla ea
ing but a lin
And there s an entity w
That tells e we're som
Anal children of one n
And we have in thit va
Met for some end suply
My puir dumb, faithf
how iakin,
other,
How often I have klok' in \Isla
Into thine eyes in'h pe to gain
Some index to th mi d ;.
Of a great dumb intelligence
In a dark cave °annuli.
And may not higher powers hint we
Be looking in our eyes tO se '
, Though all unseen the 'whi e,
The causes that set tift aglee
Our glorious humanity
By paesions ,mean and vile !
But, my mild Wen', it gives me pain
To be told we'll ne'er meet again
Nor ken ocht o' emelt other :
I'll no give up the hope that we
in some shape may each other see
My dear dumb, faithful brother:
But why keep wond'ring over thee,
When (Wry object that we see—
Creation without end— "
Is an enigma unto me,
Yea, a whole realm of mystery,
None e'en can comprehend ?
—Mr. Andrew ourley sold his farm in
ebtingville, to Mr. T.
itew he has taken Up.
e Wage. Mr. GOurle
ved. to ,lebrIngarille last
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAWF ST—SUPPER.
the vicinity of
S rnith, last fall, an
hit residence in t
Was born on that farm, and' lived there a 1
his life, till he rem
" By a thorough knowledge of the nature laws
which govern the operations of digestion and nutri-
tion, and by a careful application of the fine prper-
%s of well -selected Coeos„ Mr.Epps has provided for
onr breakfast and supper a delicately flavoured hey-
eaage which may save us many heavy doctors' bills,
It ie by the judicious of such articles of diet that
a constitution maybe radually built up until strong
enough to resist eve tendency to; dimes. Hun-
dreds of subtle maladies &TO floating around us ramie
to attack whinever there le a weak point. We ma
escape many a fatal shaft by keepin ourselves we
fortified with pure blood and a i roperly nourished
frame.” --Civil Service GazetU.
Made simply with boiling w r or milk. Sold
only in padkets, by Grocers, la I 01 ed thus::
JAMES EPPS-- It CO., LTD., Iloat ‘ +PATRIC Claming,
Cured of Chronic Catarrh. .
A Remarkable Cure.—J. "W. Jennison, Gilfordr
spent between $200 and $300 in consulting doctors ;
tried ,Dixon's and all other treatments, but got not
benefit. One box of Chase's Catarrh Cute did me
niore good than than all other remedies, in fact I
consider myself cured, and with a 25 cent box at
—Captain Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego, Califor-
nia, saya: '" Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is the first
medicine I have ever kind that would do me any
goodP Price, •60 cents. Sold by I.V,Fear, Seaforth.
a
Spraine,
the 133013
No Equal to It.
ure for Frost Bites, Chilblains, Bums and
hafing, Chapped Hands, Inflamed Breasts
Wounds, Bruises, Hagyard's Yellow 011 ts
reliable remedy on the market.
—x,A. rats CLOVER ROOT will purify your Blood,
clear a otir Complexion, regulate your I3owels and
make our 'head clear as a bell,' 26e, 50c., end $L
b Ft v. Fear, Seaforth.
Do Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your
Life Away.,_
Is the t Othful, startling title of a bobk about No -To -
Bac th harmless guaranteed tobacco habit cure
nic tine poison, -makes weak men gain strength,
vim and manhood. You run no physical nr finan-
eiallrielr, as No -To -Bao is sold under guarantee to
cure or money refunded. Book free. Ad. Sterling
Remedy Co., 874 St. Paul SC, Montreal.
Sold by 1. V. Fear, Druggist, Seaforth.
—SHILOH'S CURE, the great Cough and Croup
Cure is in great demand, Pocket size contains
twentat-five doses, only 25e, Children love It. Bold
by L IV. Fear, Seaforth.
l Obstinate Coughs.
Oblit not Coughe yield to the grateful soothing
two orway Pine Syrup. The racking, perste-
ent u of consumptives is quickly relieved by
hie 14 riv led throat and lung remedy. Price 25c.
nd 60
Sail ri Reamer, st. John st, Winnipeg, Mani.
!Whir, aysl: I was entirely cured. of sciatica and
I Beyond Dispute.
'The 's*n better, so.fer or more pleasant cough
waled malle than Hagyard's Pectoral 13alsam. It
ewes Hoatseness, Sore Throat, Coughs, Colda,
Bronc itis end all throat and lung troubles.
Wea toes , Debilitya.Paleness, Anaemia, etc., are
cured 3,31- Al lburn's Beef, Iron and Wine.
Skin Diseases.
Skin disetses are more or less occasioned by bad
blood. B.B.B. cures the following Skin Diseases :
SOU Head Eruptions, Pimples and Blotches, by
Shingles, El. sipelasieItL____ng Raehes Salt Rheum,
ly
remeving a 1 impurities from the blood from a com-
Low's Worm Syrup is the standard of excellenee.
mon Pimple t_ieo the wors.t.e.___Scrofulous Sore.
Mothers recommend it. Children cry for it. Worms .
fly from it.
English na e for the best cure for coughs is Dr.
Wood' Nor ay Pine Syrup.
and 'at
ITYPoP
binal to
After La Grippe.
la Grippe obstinate coughs,lung tronble,ete.,
tly follow. There is no remedy 80 prompt, •
e !Jame time effectual and pleasant. as Mil-
d iver 011 Emulsion with Wild Cherry and
osp ites, which is the latest and best corn -
of nti-oonsumptive remedies. Prices 50e.
r bottle.
The Plain Truth Tells.
COnstipati n, Headoche,Biliousnees and Bad Blood
are Ipromptl cured by Burdock Blood. Bitters, which
gets, upon t stomach, liver, bowels and blood,
touring all th r diseases.
•
Chapped H nds and Lips, cracked skin,soreit, cuts,
woUnde and ruises are promptly cured by Victoria
Carbolic
wing Wood.
A. TORONTONIAN OF 85 YEARS WHO
CAN STILL HANDLE A J31JCICSAW.
o find a man of 85 sawing and split -
tin& wood without any trouble -would •
eu prise most of us to whomsuch vigorous
ex rcise is—to say the least—distasteful,
bit to hear the Circumstances under which
it teak place but increases the wonder,
eOur representative visited Mr. John
Clyne Ia'ai Sackville if., City, a sufferer
fr in kidney trouble for the past to years,
li ming undergone two operations during
th t time. Mr. Clyne was for some 30
ya, rs engaged in the express and cartage
bit iness for such well-known firms as Swan.
,Beos., Hugh Miller, J.P., Wm. Rennie,
ete., and having been a resident of Toronto
for 5o years, is well known. Mrs. Clyne -
was interviewed At then. residence and
said: 'Mr. Clyne was in a very bad state, -
his urine almost black with sediment and -
he was expecting to have another opera-
tion such as he had before. The pain in
111.3 back was at times very severe and kept
him from doing any work. Mr. Clyne got
a box of Doan's Kidney Pills at J. R.
Lee's drug store and was relieved from the
first dose ; the nrine is now clear, no
trouble or burning sensation, and to -clay
; , ou would say that although 85 years old,
ie has taken on. a new lease of life.' Mrs,
lyne then took our reporter to the yard,-
nd to- his surprise found Mr. C. sawing
ood for over Sunday. He emphatically
. nclorsed every word Mrs. Clyne had said -
:t From the very first they did me good; r
,anl we known here and yon can use my
name reference. Two weeks ago I.
. 'expect to be operated on perhaps to
,die --to ay 1 am well and s'trong, better
s and Saddlery Stock
r sale by Tender.
e undersigned will receive tenders up to
MARCH 4th
r tbOurehase of the stock in trade—Harness,
ks•and Saddlery, also Shop Fixtures ; amount -
In ail to shout $828, belonging to the estate of
Ward, of Seaforth. Inventory may be seen and
818 -0 sale obtained on application to undersigned,
R. LOGAN, Assignee.
orth February 1896.
loons indebted to estate of John Ward are
to pay accounts at onee to the undendgu-
n default, will be -sued in Division Court.
ICYCLES
GRAWFORD and SPECIALS.
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Get ourpricesandsavernoney.
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MAY A CO., smosekoar.
Everything
Goes 0
We are clearing out everitbing
before stoek-taking. Only A few
weeks more before new goods a.r
rive and. the room is wanted.,
Bargains in .
Dress Goods,
Opera Flannels,
You cannot afford. to stay sway from our
store during the progress of this sale.
ItleCosh Jeffery,
CARMICHAEL BLOCK, - 04th
TO FARMERS.
An excellent opportunity is now afforded f
ere with email -capital who desire to obtain in3proved
forme, or stook ranches, with irrigation, buildings
and fames, in the District of Albertt,. North West
Territories, on easy toms. The rimemg 0/ borne&
cattle, horses, sheep/aid pigs is rapidly deve/oping
in the District. The undersigned will furnith lido/ -
motion or answer enquiries. Addreis