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ly grave. Wood'a
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After Taking
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EIVIERCE,
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Paper and ,Far-
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MARCI 00 1896.
THE
I
HURON IXPOSITOR.
,
- 1 -
a e..
-
LEIVING
E - TO N.
mommmomEmmEs•
Having decided to niove
o r business frdm
eaforth,we will
for the
NEri"
6
WEEKS
lel goods at ri
I g us low p!sic
•
It takes money
move gools.
Just to
and
It\
'wort
and c
you
.aonab
New
New
New
New
New
New
New
New-
New
New
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.New
ew
Sprirt.g
Spring
Spririg
Spring
Spring
Spring
Spring
Spring
Spring
Spring
Spring
Sprid,g
Spring
New Spring
Wu -
s.
Dress Goods,
Teles,
Silk,
Creon,
Prints
Gingh rue,
Dneki
Shirtti
Cottonades,
FIarne1ettes,
Cottons,
Towelings
Embroideries,
cro
New Spring Laos, ,
- .
Nev Spring Ribbon' s,
Nevi Spring Kid Gioves,
New Spring Coret.
to
•
ill pa.y,every lady 1 efore buying SI
of pods to call aind visit Pearce's
mpare prices. It is a chance th t
ay never have again to get ,niee se
e coeds at such low prices.
•
Boys' Clothing.
Laid Low by Indig
was so run down! had
work.
Scott's Sarsaparilla he
cures.
' :Indigestion or clyspept a i
thousands, and is one of
pressing of afflictions, toa:
impure or impoverished con
blood, which weakens the
assimilative organs, ren eri
capable of performing t eir
tions, and if neglected, tes
flesh, complains of exha sti
exertion, and becomera idl
• Mr. Wm. W. Thomps n,
resident of Zephyr, Ont.
Aug ifth, 1895,says:
pleasure to testify to th
Sarsaparilla has eaus.ed
able -change in my con
much run down I had
and felt as if life were
-Mr. Dafoe induced me
saparillai and after talt4
am now feeling as I fo
ago, a!nd I want to say
those suffering from in ig
ing, •to use slang phr
knocked Out,' don't es
Scott's Sarsaparilla fair
Scott's Sarsaparilla i
stimulates all vita o
normal action, ena In
off .all poisonous an de
Sold by druggists a tn, sut
one Scott's. The le'rid ti t
astion:
ti) g.lve up
4ind that
the bane of
he most de-
ses from an
i ion of the
estive and
them in-
atural func-
fferer loses
alter slig,ht
debilitated.
Tom inent
tter dated
s me great
at Scott's
t remark -
1 was so
up work
rth living..
cott's Sar -
r bottles I.
yl did years
e benefit of
on and feeld
completely
til you give
1.”
lood food, it
to healthy -
•m
m to throw
ting humors.
there is only
s UrCS.
The Original 0
Adam had slept too long
He felt sure of it as he s ret hed himself,
. awned and rose with a he vy sensation in
is head and a lightness ro nd his stomach,
to take a turn about the ga de.
But suddenly he donbte wh ther he was
yet awake.
There in front oflim w s a animal he
had never seen before, Hi th ught it was
an animal. But it wee str nge y like him-
self, yet strangely different. is surprise
increased. For some mei nts he was
speechless. Then:
"What are you?" he g spe .
The unusual creature sm led
She picked a .1nose air off op his
shoulders, compared it wi .h hs wildl, un-
kempt locks and smiled ag in.
"1 andthe New W men " s e said.
•
eIfL
You are \veal
health is frail
Doctors call'
ine in .your L
Emulsion of
str
y.o
lo
211
a fat -fel in -
d. Scott's_
(1 liver oil;
1-410\ -n,
-th g-( ne.
case an -
With hypophospnites, isthe
best food-inean.. o getti11.2;
your strength .)a -k---yoL r
doctor -will tell 'on that.
Mc.: knows al,s, that when
the digestion is w. oak- it is
better to. break up od-liver
oil out of the bc d than to
burden your tir d digestion
‘vith it. Scott'._ Emulsion
does that.
SZOTT & BOWNE, BiAleVille. Ont.
•
A Ship Captain's
•A coasting vesSel once w
in the British channel.
crew took to -the boats
They might have been ettv
mained on board a for a hu
the vessel up among the r
ebbing tide left it high a
captain's cabin 'a hymn
lying on his' table. It we
pencil still lay in it which iac
favorite lines of the stout sal
. just about going info. e j
While the hurricane was
the captitin had. drawn I
these gloidousrwords of eh
en
• nt
'he
a,nc
lee
5c -c. and .5 .00
il Marks.
n the rocks
captain and
were lost.
lad they re -
vete carried
cies, where the
d icy. In the
oel was found
Ali en, and the
-marked the
r, who was.
s of death.
ling outside
iencil beside
200 pairs of Boy's Pants, limed, for the small
s im of -23 t perpair.
1 -
Boy's suit of Clothes, price $2.50, includes
•ae extra pair of pants. We are world
beaters when it oomel to the price.
We still take the lead in low priced pants,
and are now selling or $1.50 pants for
$1.
ft4.,acks of, Men's and Bey's clothing, all
eiees, qualities and prices. •
:4erde led's from $3.,(0 up.
t will pay you
it this store ;
wili sare onqf
every th e.
to
you
BUTTER, AND EGGS arne as
C. PEA
THE SEAORT13:
CLOTHING MAN.
ressemmetsaesseeesseee
bo
is
er
"Jesus, lover of rtiy ul,
Let me to Thy b so fly;
While the /wearer tats roll,
While the tempest sill s high.
Hide me, oh my Sae iou hide,
Till the storm .of life I past,
Sefe into the haven g ideee
Oh, receive my soul at lest."
•
Take t a_ . 3 e-th'Talte o other
For Coughs and
Gray's
Syrup
THE OLD .
FOR. COCO,
and -all Aire
of
TANDAR
S, COLD
tions Of the
Pc sure you g t-Git AV' S avni
that CUM'S. 23c. aud 5)c.
everywhere.
E RY WATSON & Co. P
(2
News
ellevil'e liietesev
aggregating $10,000,
sid walks.
Felix Elsinger, of Dal
eswick, has received $43,
brother George, who did i
Les.
It is proposed to hold
ria e exhibition at Hamill
wh n a large number of m
on their way from Chicago
-I-Inspector Pearce, of
reports to the Minister
the rural schools in his dis
as .ny in the province.
-Rev. Neil McPherson
received aa anonymous let
for the home and foreign
says' he would like to sleek
donor.
-In Guelph the other d y lady was on
a very slippery spot on a ill nd was afraid
to move for fear of falli A small boy
proffered his sleigh, which w
aceepted,and
the two had a fast ride de a the hill.
-Twenty•four old r.id.ts of Wood-
stock, whose average age 's 76 'yearsengath-
ered at the rCsidenc f M D. C. Rich -
mod, another old resid at, recently, and
talked over old times. e ldeet of the
in West Oxford in 1808,
tge, who was born
party was Mr. Seymour
-The Rev. Duncan BO er
ehe King street • Presbyt ri
don, has handed in hia rest
Presbytery, owing to ilt hea
ertson is a young man an a
land. For about kwo ye rs
t$ London he was assiete t p
chureh, Hamilton, in co jun
Rev. Mungo Fraser.
--In referring to the sti de
Dr. Yelland, the Revie s
death which has occu red
Br
his
olds
ruce
um
REMEDY
, ASTHMA
Lungs.
eids Gray's
bottle. Sold
Notes,
n suits
risin o
on,
noc
to
Va
f E
r e
of
r
issi
th
OPRIETONS
n its hands,
t of slippery
ousie, - New
00, left by
New South
orseless car -
on July lst,
eles will be
tochester.
erloo county
ucation that
are as good
Petrolia, has
ntaining $60
n• funds'and
• hand of the
°in recrnt years has caused such gen-
eral an1 sincere sorrow Dr. Yelland died
from pendicitis. An operation showed
that.a. range seed had lodged in the veri-
miform appendix and perforated the intes-
tine."
-Baegessville has lately lost three old
residenbe, Gilbert Sackrider, aged,80 ; S. S.
Burtis„ 80,- and Robert Vanclusen, 77., ,
•
1 -Poe that tickling sensation in your
throat try a 10 cent. bok of "Mist" Cough
Lozenges. They will allay the irritation at
once. For sale by druggists and The Key
Medicine Co, 395 Yong. e Street,
THE IVIcCORD CASE.
His Iisease Pronounced Diabetesi '
'
arkd.IncurableLGiven up by,
* Himself and Friends — Cured
by Dodd's Kidney Pills.
' Rani eitnen, March 16th. -(Special)-The
abo 't the astonishing cure of Wm. Mee
talk o farmers and others in town is most-
ly
_Cord, a tanner near here. His presence,
madeiassurance visible,and he said- 'After
theeditetors pronouncedimy trouble Diabetes
/0 one thought reconery possible. I was
partially paralyzed, wee nine months in bed
hind I ran down until I,, was a mere shell.:
i When I commenced taking Dodd's Kidney
Pills I stuck close to directions. One box
helped'me and nine boas cured me. Am
sixty years old andhavlived here 40 years,"
DOdd's' Kidney Pills are sold by all druggists
l
e
anddealers. Price, 60 cents a box.,
1 • .
son pastor Of
ch4ircb, Lon
nation to the
th. Mr. Rob -
&five �f Scot-
ttio.fodrnr eNo. nni:ohxge
taking off of
ys that "
in Peterbo o
Childr n cry fo
Pain! You know
wh t it is 1,ifyou've
hatt1 Rheu'iiatism,
uralgia.
eton's
5ci.tica tar N
R.e-ii.ef? Te
Pilik Poivde
..i
q*k----..-
, Fier sale in Seaford: by
-School was closed at
few da', the teacher hay
funeral. of his siker, the 1
Hart, \ ho was buried on
eleven Months before she
and wa6 strongand health
which he caught, develot
destroyer, consumption; a
Ip
i
give t
J, S. Roberts.
2iith
-A I very pleasant gat
pacious stone mar
ggins, of the town
when their eldes
was united . in n
P. Lemb, of Mani
elebratecl by 4'ev
n lonite church. I
in the
Mrs. L
etston,
Sarah,
Luther
being
the M
some 5' gnests, and Many
ablept'esents were given
Iamb aeft for Manitoba a
Wards)
-A i old and esteemed res
rodhagenn for a
eg to attend the
e Mrs. Anthony
he 28th ult. Only
ad been a bride,
. A slight cold,
dint() the dread .
she died on the
ming -assembled
e,ion of Mr. and
hoe, near Beoth-
d' ughter, Miss
ar 'age to Mr.
ob le the nuptials
r. Gowdy, of
he e were present
us ful and ,vadu-
,
Ir. and Mrs.
few days after -
dent of Groin -
arty p4.ssed away on Thursd.t.y, last week,
in the erson of Jarees_King. He was near-
ly nin ty years of age, 1, having lived about
sixty nears in this chuetry. IDeceased was
native of TyroWas the only persbi of his family in this
r countand
et Ireland
eountry. He was never mat ied, but lived.
alone in a very solitary, and t unpretentious
way. Bing at one, time fairly well off, he
,was atIthe time of his death without enough
..o pay his funeral expenses. Kind friends
ministered.to his wants, and he receiv cl a
respectieble
. A iiVELL ENQIVIN CHE.M IS
WHOHASTRIED
EAKS OF ITS WORTH.
My h. iik had bean falling out very freely for some
,
lei
th
time. .4coming anxious about the matter I ught
1 would xperirnent upon the properties of Mal else,
and on application actually stopped it at one. 1
applied tip afterwards, using in ell about a quarter of
one bottle, and have not required to use it since. It
, eeems telhave given renewed and healthy vigor to the
,
' scalp, frotal I can recommend it in all confidence.
W. B. IN:Laminae Chemist, Ganam5r,ue, Ont., Jan.
, 18,1794. i
Halrl ue Cures Dandruff and Scurf, stops
'
.,:iFillin and snakes Ilto 1151;.• 6.0 iv - all
:dealer .
Sold id Seaforth by J. 5. Roberts, Druggist
Perth Items. 1
4 --Th Jesuit Father e are holt ing a series
of Meet ngs in the St. Marys R man Catho-
liejohnkch.
.-T1i, Mitchell town councill have raised
the ren of theitown hell to daicing parties
-rom $1 a night to $5. 1
-La ge guantitiee of sawdust are being
drawn , rom the Trowbridge mills by farm-
ers for attle bedding.1
•
-Tht directors Of the South Perth Agri-
cultural society have d,ecided Inot to hold
any spring show undertheir au pices.
-Fie thousand pounds oflroll butter
were shipped to the eastern:markets the
other cl Yeby Mr. S. M. Edwards, Of Mit-
chell.
-Mi-s Kate Kenny, formerly of Dublin,
i:
lately f ,Detroit, was married recently in
that city, to a Mr. Lapp, anelectrical en-
gineer. ,
-Th1e man James Bates, who was arrest-
ed neait St. Marys, under the charge of sev-
eral mi demeanors, was given six months in
the Central Prison. '
--Iti ssre. Brown & Rogers, , masons, of
Fuller on, have secured contracts for build-
ing se en barns, three houses and three
brick kitchens.
-Mt. Robert, Fleming, of .Poole, recently
refuse $142 for a Clyde mare. Mr. Fer-
guson 'sold one for , $95, and Mr. James
Chalmers one for $90.1
--REV. W. H. Harvey, B. A., of Clifford,
deliveded a very fine lecture at Atwood, in
the interest of the Epworth League, taking
for his subject, "To and fro in the Eternal
City." ', There was a large ,attendance, and
the League find thetr,excheguer enriched by
the aniount of $25.
HOW A HOME WAS LOST.
ISO thb
od is sure
havoc somif.e-
ere. The only
dile is souild
neys, the witly
es kidney mpclh
ic ne, the oply
It debt is Do d's
idney Pill
axiixiiitervie
maul told
year's ago
catarrh of i
obli ed to g
has not bee
disease, sh
veloped int '
front which
During his
•
speciat sts ij
well as thos
his former
into requis
with Mr. Elwood, that gentl
e Reformer that about eig t
e was attacked with uleerat d
the head and throat, and w,
,Tt-work, and since that time
'able to resume his calling. The
rtly after he taken ill, de -
neuralgia of tie lower limbs,
he suffered terrible agony.
long illness. he serivces of
both Toronto and Buffalo, as
of local ph sicians both in
home and Sinicoe, were called
tion, but all to no purpose.
1:4+
neereeter:.
- ah.s.
ewes
‘.‘ WAS !',7NABLE 'TO WALK All,OUNI
..e
So bad did he become, and so grea were
the pains that shot -through his limb, that
at times Me Elwood had. to be held d wn on
his couch. His stomach and 3owel were
seriously aldected and he was inde dein a
deplorable djondition. About a year ago he
lost.the use of his left foot aid an le.and
wa:s unable to walk around hi honu with-
out giteat dthculty. At one ti ne Mr..' El-
wood was p ssessed of a good 1 ome, nit so
long evids- 1)1 ill th t he speut 11 hi prop-
erty in the hope o regaining his ealth.
Last fall Ir. Elwood comme ced. taking
Pink Pills nd shortllyafter he egau to feel
an improvetnent in Ihis conditio . con-
tinued thehise of jiI1s until h had taken
thirteen bo -es, whei he regain;d the use of
his foot auc ankle awl thought e wa about
cured and liscontined their u e. 8 long
hadhe beck a suffei en however that it :was
impossible for him to become onva escent
in so short r time. t An attack f the grippe
again brot ght on the disease, but not by
any means So terrible as forme ly. Mr; El-
wood 'again; commenced taking the pills ,' and
is fast regsfining hie former health a.nd feels
.that the lPink Pills will exterminate all
traces of disease frdm his system. He feels
so gratified at what the pills heve done for
him that hie gladly gave a--ii-e- information to
the Refor iier for ipubliiation.'in the hope
that his experiene, e may bed a benefit to
some othei eufferent
Dr. Willt
iams' link Pills eitrike. at the
root of t lie eliseale, driving ,it from the
system an Irestoring the patient to health
and strength. In eases of pardlysis, spinal
troubles, etc, these are superior to all other
treatrnent.I They are also a specific for the
troubles'w 'ich make the lives of so many
women a Itnrden, and speedily restore the
rbireohk egnlo dwo
fribblotbvIer=1;`;jo"rti;'ohrc'excl'eleeflil,
will find i 1Pink Pills a certain cure.
Sold by 11 dealers or sent by mail, pest
paid, at 5 , cents a box, or six boxes for
$2,50, by ddressing the Dr.Williams' Medi-
cine Com iany, Brockville, ()amid°, or
Sehnectad , N. Y.' Beware of imitations
and substi lutes all ged to be "just asgoodi'g
• .
-Mr. 11jnry Te pleman has rented, M.
John Norr is' farm, near Staffa, for a 'term
of seven y ars.
-The 1ude1myer Brothers, who worked
the lirst lot onthefirst concession of North
Ea,sthope, fonthe past five years, will move
on to Mr. John Hamilton's farm, on the 3rd
concession !of the same townshiplwhich they
have ren d for the next five years. .
-A cl tely contested, game of carpet
balls took place inllitchell the other night,
between tlse Canadian Order of Oddfellows
and the I dependent Order, which resulted
in a tie. return match Will be played
between t e Ancient Order of Foresters and
Canadian irder of Foresters, on the 17th of
March. . .
-Miss t'tta Hodge, only daughter of Mr..
James II dge, of the Huron road, near
Mitchell, ied on Monday night, 2ed inst.,
from cons inption, at the age of 27 years,
and was bnried in the Presbyterian ceme-
tery on the following Thursday Afternoon.
Dr. and 1! es. Hodge, of London, attended
the funeral of their niece.
-Me. 1 arwood, of Downie,had his work-
ing team ltilled on the railroad the other
day, betw n the concession and ethe St.
Marys wa r tank.: The horses were lent
loose, and lurned up the railroad off the
road. T • e were four together'one was in-
stantly ki
sac'onehad its backbroken, and
the other aped.
0
TEFUL-COMFORTING.
Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Sir
Life Awa,
•
Is the truthful, startling title Of a book about No To -
Bac, the hamlets guaranteed t baceo habit ure
that braces up nicotinized ner -es, eliminates Ithe
nicotine poison, makes weak men gain stren h,
vigor and manhood. You run no physical or fl an.
dal risk, as No -To -Bac is sold Ender guarantee to
cure or money refunded. Bobk ree. Ad. Sterling
Remedy Co., 374 St. Paul St., Montreal.
Sold by I. V. Fear, Drhggist, Seaforth.
.16. • lo•
—SHILOH'S CURE, the great Cough and t
Cur» is in great demand. Pocket size cop
twenty-flve doses, only 25e. Children love it.
by I. V. Fear, Seaforth.
"ii• *--vo-----
Cat rrh Cured for 25 -cents
NEGLECT e Id in the head and you will surely ave
catarrh. N glect usual catarrh and you u'l as
surely indii e pulmonary thee' e or catarrh o the
stomach wit its disgusting attenplantsfoul' br th,
hawking, sp Mug, bioWing, Ste, Stop it all by ng
Dr. Chase's atarrh Cure, 25 cents a box cures.
er• 1
CLOVER ROOT min] purify yoUr B
omplexion, regulate your Bowele
ead clear as a bel.' 25c, 50c.,, an
Fear, Seaforth.
Coughs and Colds lead to conSurnption if neglet ed.
......
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup cures quickly a d is
pleasant to ake,
r tip
ins
old
—KARL'
clear your
rnake your'
Sold by I. V
od,
and
$1.
Dr. Wood' Norway Pine. Syrup positively res
Coughs, C01418, Asthma, Hoarseness Bronebiti4 and
all diseases 41 tbe pulmonary organs.
eie • oe
Paraten. E BitATIR, 318 Jaokson St. West, 11 il-
ton, says: i I took one bottle and a half of Roe nay
Cure, and it cured me of rheumatism.
No cold oi cough is tno severe to yield to th ra.
tive power ef Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syr It
has cured thousands of cases.
sis • OW
Relscued from Insanity.
GENT'IninEV,—TO Bay all I onglit; o in two
13.
B.B. would•f3e impossible. It has been a great h alth
restorer to me and I do swear by . I
am a different inan to what I wes ten ears
ago, when it was expected I would be in the sy-
lum'but now I am in perfect robust health a d it
wasthe B. B. B. that did it. 1 suffered for Ets • or
six years from constipation, lionietimes so sev ely
that I went out of my mind.
I tried various doctors, both in the country a • in
the city, and took medieines too nuMerons to en -
tion, but everything failed to have the desired e eat.
When I need Burdock Blood Bitters it succeed be-
yond expectationgerequiring only twO bottles to ure
me. To make it still more certain' that B. B. . is
the real cure for constipation, I may saY that • rne
two years afterwards I felt the symptoms Attr mg
and took one bottle more and from that time to this
present day (over eight years) I haveinever had any
returns of the disease.
I never knew any medicine to work so \relit It
Oee
not seem to be a mere reliever but a sure and cer ain
cure as I can testify to, for hundreds of Idol ars'
worth of medicine and advice failed td dome any
good, but three dollars' worth of B. B. B me e a
pernetnent cure that has given me years of he Ith
and comfort.
Yours truly,
C. L. KILME , Toro
Low's Worm Syrup is the standard of x5dlleiee.
Mothers recommend it. Children ery for i . Woxis
. fly froin it.
Hoast is the old Scotch name for a cokurti.
---a•e•sol----e---
Enelish name for the best cure for coughs is lr.
Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.
tu.
THE BITTER EXPERIENCE OF MR.
ELWOOD, SR., OP SIMCOE.
---
I
AttaCked with Neuralgia of the
Limbs he becarae Helpless and
sufferedg Intense ony—Spent
his home ip Doctoring with
Specialists With ut avail—Dr.
Williams' Pink s Come to
th el Rescue whe other Means
Have Failed.
,
From the Simco. Reforine .
Theinany virtues of Th. Williams' Pink
Pills for Pale People have so often been pub-
lished:in the columns of this paper,that they
are widely known td the.reeidente of Norfolk
county, and. it is widelY conceded that
they have brought joy into more than one
household, and their mer ts are spoken of
only in words of praise. In this instance
the facts are brought dieectly home to the
' residents of Simcoe, a nentleman who is
, lad to testify to the benefit he has received
;from the use of these ping, being a resident
. of this town. Mr. Wm, Elwood, sr., a
I resident of Simcoe for about two years, and
for years a resident of Fort Erie,a carpenter
1 by trade, and is loiid in his praise of the
benefits he derived horn the use of Pills. In
Fiqchers Castoria,
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EAKFAST-SUPPER.
'rough knowledge of the natural laws
the operations of digestion and nutri-
careful application of the }hie proper-
lected Cozos, Mr„Epps has provided for
and supper a delicately flaveuresi bey.
ay save us many heavy doctors' bills.
dieious use of euch articles of diet that
may be gradually built up until strong
let every tendeney to disease. Hun -
maladies are floating around us ready
lever there is a weak point. We may
a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well
pure blood and a properly nourished
Service Gazette.
y with boiling water or milk. Sold
to, by Grocers, labelled thus
& CO., -LTD., 11024030PATItIC OtINMISTS,
LONDON, ENGLAND. s 1462
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weeney,-U. S. A., San
hiloh's Catarrh Reme
te ever foutd that wo
, 60 cents. Sold by J.V.
1
When Bab as sick, we gave her eastorla.
When she a Child, she ctied for Castoria.
When she me Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When shell Children, she gave them Castoria,
iego, Califor-
y is the flnit
lel do nie any
ear, Seaforth.
•
Weakness, Debility, Paleness, Anaemie,
cured by Milburn's Beef, Iron and Wine.
ee • ess
Chapped Han& and Lips, cracked slcin,, ores, cuts,
wounds and bruises are promptly cured Lylctokia
Carbolic Salve.
c. ;Le
AUCTION SALE.
TJNRE.ERVED AUCTION : SALE OP FARM
ST CK. -Mr. Wm. MeCley has beer instruct!.
ed by Mr. Hugh J. Grieve to sell by pubhos auctioe
on Lot 19, Concepsion 2, 11..L, Tuckersmith, on
Wednesd y, Mare]] 25, 1896, at, 1 o'clock p m., th6
following 'aluable farm stock ; Horses. -one geld-
ing corm cc five, i.)3t Crydal City ; one filly rising 3,
by Crystal City one driving , gelding three yeare
old. Cat le -Three cows, one newly eelved, twO
supposed to be le calf ; s x bet eteers rising three;,
steers risi g two, 2 heifers meg two, one suppose s
to be ' in calk?, o.ne yearling steer, one yearlini
heifer, 10 fallpigs, a'so one thoroughbred bull three
years old, Shorthorn, by D D.Wilson's imported bull.
The whol will positively be :sold without , reserveas
the propr etor 'removing to as smaller farm and is
over stoc -.ed.. Terms. -Nine Months credit will' be
given on pproved joint notes; s A discount of 6 cep•te
on the do lar will be allowed off for cash. HUGE J .
GRIEVE, Proprietor; WM. *CLOY, Auctio1n4T2
• ,
UNRESERVED ' AUCT1014 SALE OP FAR
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS. -Mr, Thome
Brown has beea instructed by Mr. Jai ies Lockhart
to sell by public auction on 1Lot 24, Conceseion 4,
MeKillop, on Tuesday, March124, 1896, at 1 o'clock
p. ti-., the following propertYl: Horses-Onework
mg horse 1 heavy draught mare rising 7 years old,
in foal to McGregor's importpd stallion. Cattier --
cow at the calving, 1 young :Cow milking, 1 you')
dry cow, 3 steers rieing 2 yCTR old, 2 heifers las n
2 years old, 2 yearling calves. ta fall calf. Sbeep-IS
good ewes in lair b, 1 ram. 11 s-1. sow at the far-
rowing, 1 large brood sow, 6 pigs 6 months old.. s Im-
plements -1 lumber wagon, I Pair bob deighs, 1 set
diamond harrows, 1 sat double harness, 1 fanning,
mill with bagging attachment; ,1 1.?.y.,”!.:k...,Tiii,auseV),F,
s• eraith-ITernis-ill sums 01
$-;
will positively b3 soild_
and under, ca -h ; over that &Mount 7 months' credit
will he given on furnishing approved jint notes, A, '
discount of 4 cents on the dollar Will be allowed for
cash on creditamounts. JAMES' LOCKHART, pros
prietor; THOMAS BROWN, auctioneer, 147i1-2 .
- ... i .
fiLEARING OUT AtiarrON SALE OF FARM
k J STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS. -Mr. Wan, Me+
Oloy has received instruction e from Mr. David Mane
son to sel$ by public auction on Lot 12, Concession 8°1
11.11.8., Tuckersmith, on Friday, Mayeli 27th, 1896. at
1 o'clock p.m., eharpathe following property, viz.
Eforses.—One matched span of general purpose
horses rising 6 and 13 years old. Cattle. -Two tends
cows supposed to be in calf, 2 farrow cows, 3 heifere
rising three years old, 1 steer rising' two years old, 41
heifers rising two years old, fs spring calves, 6 hie
ing ew. os, 1 Leicester ram, 1 brood sow with litter
store hop, about 100 hens. Anii1emente.--11 him er
wagon,1 pair bobsleighs, 'I double buzgy, I land
roller; reaper„ 2 single plows, one three -furrow
gang plow, 1 fanning mill, 2 krind stones, il,. graYet
box, 1 hay rake, 'Woking steve, 1 wheelaarrow,' 1
set iron harrows, 1 sealer, 1 set team barnes$, 1
hey rack, 1 water trough, i grain cradle, 4:milk cans
and box, steel yards, weight 303 lbs.; a qaantity of
timothy bay in the barn, a quantity of turnips and
mangolds, also chains, forks,shovels, spades and
other articles too numerous to mention. . A 1 wilt
positively be sold as the proprietor has so)d he
farm Terms. ---All sums mof , 5 and under,
f
over that aouet nine mon ' credit will be gi en
on furnishing approved join notes. 4 discount of
4 cents on the dollar will be allowed for claeh on all
credit amounts. DAVID MANSONa P op etar ;
WM.- McCLOY, Auctioneer.1 74
:
iLEARING SALE OF FA 51 STOft AN TIM-
PLEMENTS.-MeJames Jones has recei ed in-
structions from Mr. James Atkinson to �e1 b !a-
lio auction, 04 Lot 27, Oneession ' , Ilib 0 on •
Monday, March 23rd, 1896i the fol owi gat One
mare rising 6 years old,'1 mire rising p y ars ol el 1
it
mare rising 3 years old, 1 rse rising 3 y ars ol; 1
colt rising 2 years old ; 4cuirs suppo d 10 be in eCU
to a thoroughbred WI, 2 he fere rising 3 years old•
supposed to be ia celf to a thoroughbred lull three
heifers rising 2 years old, I steer rising 2 near ol
calves rising 1 year old, 4 'e11 -bred ewes rl b
sow in pig, 2 fall pip, 90 hen, 1 WineconibIie1
eeeder and drill, 2 wagons,1 huggy,1 pair bobeei1h
2 sets iron barraws, 1 Fleur No, 21 plo' • t I
gang plow, 1 land roller, 11 fanning na ll s f
single harness, 2 seta double harness, 1 set Of eath r
fly nets, 1 pulper, nearly new ; 1 hay raicic, 1 I
horse power with rads complete, 1.sug ek We 2
sets whiffi trees, 1 dr zen grtn bags, e r' 2 t
1 scoop shovel, 1 neekyoke, 0 cow chain,
forks. Scythes, shovels and a lot of °the
numerous t.o menti n. • Sale at I o'cl
All sums a 85 and under, cash ; over t at en orn-9s
m nths' cr it will be given on furnish g t4ov d
joint note. Six per cent, per annum lo f
cash on cr dit amounts, -As the subsenb
his farm everything must be sold. JA
SON, Proprietor ;.JAMES JONES, Au
ISPERSION AUCTION SALE OF TEIOR
BRED AND HIGH GRADE CittTLi . D
EICESTER SHEEP.-Tbe undereignrd will
public) auction OD Lot 8, ConeeSsian 10, lielUntli
on Friday. April. 10th, at 1 o'clock p.m , the olio
ing valuable animals viz: Thorough reds. E • t
thoroughbred Durhim cows with registcrcd pedi-
grees, 5 with calves at foot, 3 bufl calv 2
eifers ; the other three CONS &reels° Ip calf 4 to
year old heifers in calf ; the celebra .toe I,
" Monarch." coming 4, bred by Mr. HuOter,of
•
and from "Old Barmton Hero," and i one 101
best stock bulls in Ontario; 4 bulls raiging fioni. 1.2d
to 20 months ; 1 bull 7 months. , he cos
heifers are from "-Old B.oysi Saxon," whichi
prize at Toronto in 1894, and is now at the 1ad of
3
the splendid herd of Simmons & Meguarrie, 1.obe
Grade Cattle. -Three good grade cows one w h lt
at foot and the other two are in calf. Shea tiro alt good Leicester ewes with iamb. The hove i
'be sold without reserve as the owners ave siness
interests. in Algoma and are retiring fr the
thoroughbred stock business. Term .-7 !rta nt '
credit will be given on turn shing approved ' per.
A discount at -the rate of 6 per cent.ip r antfu ill
be allowed for cash. Catalogues , aplii
tion.
Kippen station is within 3 ilespg, lot n whthicehmit
AY .13 04:, Pr •
Mee Yi, Auc1 ar.
e sale Willbe
•on. All animal 48 , 4-4
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-neteneeteesereeeterese see- t '4,4',
What is
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Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
an.d Children. It contains neither Opitun„ 'Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups and Castor 011.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thit-ty years' use by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and
allays Feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour
Curd, cures Diarrhcea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
_
Teething troubles, clues Constipation and Flatulency.
Castoria assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach
and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Castoria
is the Children's Panacea—the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
"Castor's is an excellent medicine for
children. Mothers have repeatedly told me
of its good effect upon their children."
Dr. G. C OSGOOD, Lowell, MISS
"rhe use of Castoria is so universal and its
merits so well known that. it seems a work
of supererogation bo endorse it. Fen, are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castorira
within eaay reach."
CARLOS MARTver, D.D.; New YorkCity.
"1 prescribe Castoria every day for children
who are suffering from constipation, with
tter effect than I receive from any other
combination of drugs."
Dr. L. 0. MORGAN, SOLIth ..sartbOy, N. J.
Castoria.
"Castoria is so well adapted to children
that I recommend it as superior" to any pre-
scription known to me."
H. A. ARCIIER, Rrooklyn, NY..
For several years I :tave recOmmencled
Castoria, and shall always continue to do
so as it has invariably produced beneficial
results."
_r_nvt-Ar F. PARDEE, MD., New Ydrk City.
"We bare three children and they Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.' 'When we give one a dose.,
the others cry for one too. I shall always
take pleasure in recommending this best
child's me:Heine. t"
Rev. W. A. COOPER, NeWPOrti
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
THE CENTAUR COMPANY. TTAIURRAY STREET. NEW YORK cfry.
1896
<2,
Is gradually unfolding itself. It order to add our little assistance
towards its general enjoyment, eve have been at unusual pains in mak-
ing our selections of general Dry Goods, Clothing, Millinery, Hats,
Cars, Carpets, &c. We would draw -especial attention of our cus-
tomers to our Carpet and Oil"ClothDepartment, which we have largely
increased in size and range.
In Drees Goods, we claim to have the newest, nobbiest and up-to-
date goods to be found in the French, German and British markets,
imported by us direct from the makers. Black and -Colored Lustres
play a prominent part here for Spring wear,
Our selection of Cotton wearables for ladies of Print, <finghams,
Crepons, Zephyrs, &c., vd11 be found much larger and more attractive
than usual, Hosiery, Gloves and Underwear in immense variety..
Staples, including Cottonades, Shirtings, Flannelettes, Table Linens,
Towellings, Cretonnes, White and Grey Cottons, alt to hand, and:will
be sold at the smallest possible margin on cost, which the -closest cash
buying can secure.
In Men's wear, we have just received from Glasgow a fine range of
Suitings, Gents' Ties and Hats. We will zell a good fine Hat for
$1.40. Our milliners have returned_ to work, and are prepared to re-
ceive orders. .
The made-up Clothing Department is now full. Call and. see
what we can show you in Men's Pants from 85o er4er pair up, Men's
:
Suits from $3.75 up, special values in Men's SuiIs from $6.50 to $9,
splendid variety in Boys' and Children's Suits.
WM. PICKARD &
CORNER MAIN AND MARKET STREETS.
Seaforth's Largest Dry Goods and Clothing House.
Have you
Seen it
be conveyances on the no
forth is wjthin 7031105. Mc
Kippen P. O.; WILLIAM
N.B.-Stock purchase.1 at t
free on board at Kippen eta
the riek of owners,
:00
. . THE . .
EAGLE BICYCLE
Large Tubing, Large Barrel Hubs,
Detachable Sprockets, Adjustable
and Reversible Handle Bar.
PATENTED _
ALUMINUM
Highest grade only.
Call and examine it al
0.' Ws PAPSTS
33CDC.03KSTOIRM,
MAIN STREET,
SEAFORTH.
• Special Notice
TO ALL.
•
Another ear just arrived at the Great
Bargain Grocery, consisting of jaitts also
canned plums, pears, turkey, pig; feet,
chicken and duck, canned beef, kippered
herrings, sardines and lobsters.
- 8 lbs.sulphur for 25e; 5 lbs. raisins,
for 25c; 3 lbs. evaporated apples
for 25c; 3 Ib.. apricots for 25c; 4
dried apples for 25e; 3 lbs.
evaporated peaches for 25e; 4 lbs.
prunes for 25e • 6 lbs. currants for
25c ; 5 lbs. igs for 25e. Sweet
cider, fresh buckwheat flour and
maple syrup. A great Clearing
sale of crockery and glassware at
cost. Green apples in different
varieties.
WANTED: FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS.
A. G. AULT, C4th.
LOST. _
On Friday, February 281h, a Musk Est Skin Glove,
right hand. Finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving at this offi3e, or G. T. TURNBULL. 14734 1
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DEALER IN
Lumber and Shingles.
Good Hembek Lumber alvraye on band. Partie•
wantlng lumber don't need to go 20 or 26 millawfunt
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