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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1873-02-26, Page 35mtcnts. 1 B. b)o a bz1...M:Ct--; 2 eat erteez tm; Rm. C Mad. <1 V teem.. .3, e seeree Ei • • et OF 19.60, -- e T Yt72127` c . lei 3.m.:.'nK:N_3. : - (.)joti3tog Aii-11 • r ,py ra-s E-1 t • f Br-z-ze, - --r LstEem : uf-SS. LnE.0 .ess. b•LE r- • tr,e k ani yea 8 e.mm.r,,, [. ;eta rtltr.ZI•rm 8- .g.e c.f Lake ; vr.th excep- -..ztamedia‘us f the :aais i8 f teem eat I nereineeres Kerr. azot the 3n.. ; WALKER, Haml..zon. semi Name 4L ssirsse 4. elm* pi 74: ill A on cin iwv r., L-4-4 a ORE. 207ifEltat -FiALLY9 fmItr: tree fest tementreeeel ;eaten netee lePC4:901}Se tee/ a fon tad eg -UK?, Q.Offa,4 171.171 12113,„ Ming _ • ; AteerlatatlIPall 3)1311111P. sown, and more roots and coarse grains The ennual dinner ei-the NeArth - . I grown .and fed, the wheat, crop would leg .4 Mena and Haat gbh --tte- Rio- soon become more certain and we would thr 41 g.„6,ties t,,,,,k , ,_e0"11eu Alfsh be able to &row more than we now do off pil at Joslin s less land On account of the difference tm.1.,tel. Ciintnn, on Wednosila evening' • la it was necessary for every farmer tizA:s: E h1m9et hanFdeebyruarj.. The aYttenitaiti. (t)if.i l'bue ;ii intelligent. farmer, and to un- ehts line passed off her- derstand thoroughly the nature and moni•msly. We wore unable to bePt tea- adaitibility of his soil for the prothun ent outruPlvou, and thereforoappentithe tionof certain crops. He strongly ad - report of the proceedings. oroli: chair witsiit.ntadaetchtelpviet ked ..,ahlras the present and of farmers' clubs itr.blylz have etited the usefulnees of meetings such T James Bigeins After the usual sten- where farmers could meet together and had been dard end patriotic toast!' pro- interchange of opinions and, ex- posed and drunk, the Chairmn proposed perionce. If by suggestions thrown out "The Aericeltural Interests of Canada." at these meetings we could learn to grow coupling therewith the name of Mr. mere front an acre of land than we now Georve Hamilton, of Hihbert hie remarks pritampally to dairy farming. Mr. anultim said ho would confine can from an acre and a half, he thought was not wasted. He also strongly urged time spent in gaining this information tirwhItii;;Guard most respemmt fully to caution the triblic or - Within the past fow year& this system of farming had created quite an excitement and had taken a struni root in the teem- cause of much bad farming. , He strong - the necessity of every farmer having in L. tke BrnrItiah . orth American Provinces to be on '. his house a good agricultural paper. Lack of proper information is the grand 1 rigl et; otAl leairien,tbs:11:tn,i!teule,!,te.W al':vniergtearig,;:%1!7:3'.'', Channel sewed purchasing spurious medicines trading (for the last 'fo°,‘ try. ativoitated •e system of rotation of months only) under the style if the 'New Tort . ot I 'env." i very l'irtitioo i tinned far toe persistently, either for thi at hhiasii ,tsts,e1Tileot::: . crops Farmers generally do not prac- f h 1h r ii o_ ..ym ..,e, Loll ..I0 purpose of i mposiugs 1114,oe ;Toe, • hat, the and the more eileetirally to deceive, they liOrilla thatowastyheitiaatd-gt:ovseien , t iee this nearly enough. They urn too Iverusenicuts, to is benefit of the farmer or for the lands. apt to cultivate and crop a eood field toe sue the efaZrYi:i„iint i tol:te" 7 Special Notices. ts:ocOA -URATErDL AND BRE..Rtm'ANT.'----IPmr?3.4 COMPORTING;-"Ity a 60101101 knowledge Of the natural laws,wIttelt gerern the operations Cl diges- tion alut until. ion. :mil by a careful application of decters' bills." !tit/ seomimama aa,-..fte. Made shame tuhel:iinoen. properties tif welt selected co.;ort, Mr. nips ties PreVided our breakfast :able& with a delieately flavored beverage a loch may saw us many heavy with 8011ing Witteeor Milk. Etieh packet Is labelled ',Wits tiret & Co., liotureopathie Chemists, KARDPACTURP m,V C0e0A.- "Wo win now siva aim timeoeusaotOlatat)(fiutidlte..m plot es• y0010041 by litimarii James heir Works in the Eusten Road,Lotelon,,' Cassell'a E.pps & Co., Inaltufmtelerers of dietetic artiellems,Lat 11_,T I N FRAUDS ABROAD! , Any ordinary observer, in paseine alone much, and when it is run out send it to " The inimense &Main! for 'Hottowav's Pitts _ through the country. must becoMe con- grass. This was a bad policy, and the "AND Oismummse has tempted unpraneipled :' rimed of the neceseitv of a chanee. I, Invariable result would be a poor yield parties to cennterfelt Mese valuable Medi - 'eines. Many et1.9eR, through incessant wheet• "f grass. For grass the soil should be "In order to protect the rhiblie and ourselves "wa jug and cropping, the landb s had e. rich and ha" issued a new Irate Mark; eohsist Ina in good condition. He also _,, " of an Egypt bit, Circle 'tif a serpent with the come it. impoverished and corrupt that urged deep plowing. Many farmers do "letter Iii,, the eentre - Every box of genuine Canada thistles and wild oats grew Ai_ no: elow deep enough. The best possi- " nmenaowtte PILL.; AND OINTMENT' will have • " this trade mark on it. Nie art genuine most as thick as grain. In fact, in many tile means to raise Canada thistles is to " without it. places these had almost gained the mac- plow shallow in the fell, and harrow on-. " To DEALKos AND JOBBERS IN DalfoS AND MED- tery, over the fariner,and taken the place Iv in the spring before sowing the arain. became mist,. loo" ICIXEs. ' of grain. It therefore bHe held that good farming would ee We colt yeur pat twitter attention to t be TIOW k 0 ' around to fluid t II,. -...:emse of this and pletely eradicate the Canada thistle. stvie 01 1101.1...mw &V's Puts AND i liN't at EN T• •• -,--none of the old style are manufactured hi he set to work to obtain a remedy. The best war is to summer -fallow. If "n., now, nor have they been for months. We He maintained that the main cause e as the land is poor, manure it. If, after " "therefore caution an purchasers against re- incesqant eroppine nod mm(miring from any JObbers or Dealers the old too little eress- suer -fallowing, the thistles be not "styte of gouts - . growing lie also maintained if farmers killed, plow the land agaiwdeep, as soon . .' Information concerning any %tut goods bei \Non:a gts m le into stock-raistne and as the arum is off, and sowovith hng Mimed will he reeeived with thanks clover. . " We ask the favor of all the information 3 on (tort me we eould. in the -course of tittle. 1 An few that will come tip after this .can "can g,ve in regard to those counterteits.,' get rot of those foul weeds which were !, , easily be cut in the grass, dug Out, Now tins compeny is aware that your laws do I which is better. Mr. Currie also strew,- Dot them t" ei'Pv the Pr . meadicines, lout in oriNmr the more completely to lb mr; L,I,m :Mg us so much trouble and s'amis- emse getting up of ie.; its en much less. Many fanners who Iv advocated the necessity of establish- blindhave recourse to' atimmther place otir derbi ''' they' had' taken the land in its virmen stete ing fairs and markets for the sale and eption, viz, min stating that the, demi: It neeessarv, as they sar, to mutate up the Pills and OaiNiob, netrne.i, ntfs::o14.ither form, no .1 that that they adopt now beve it so unpoyerishea that it „ el purchase of stock, where seller and buy - scarcely grow anything but these weeds. er would be brought into contact, and It 6is has been the result wi:h us., much time saved to the former. He getting the land as we did, what can thought that by crossing breeds we could We' expeet our sums, and our sons' sons get stock which would be better adapted will make out if it, unless they adopt to our climate than impoited stock. He some other mode of ferming than that had tried thoroughbred 'Purlutins, and e Lich has been pursued by us. It is rafter fair experience had come to the now a duty devolving upon us to look conclusion that half -bred cattle were around and ascertain what is the best I more profitable than thoroughbreds. and most profitable mode of husbandry After several other toaetts, such as to take the place of that which hes serv- "The Volunteer," "The Learned Pro. edits time. After considerable study fession," "The Mercantile Interests," and a little experience and observation, and others had been proposed and ,re. he had come to the conclusion that sponded to, the very pleasant meeting cheese -making would be the most prom- broke up about 1 o'clock °A, M. ment and profitable, and, at the same At intervals during the evening excel. time, best calculated to recuperate the lent songs were sung by Mr. Jackson and exhausted lands, and retain them in fer- the Messrs. Joslin of Clinton, and tile condition. In pains of the country j others, where this has been thoroughly tested it lies preyed all that was expected of it. Brussels. In the County of Oxford, where dairy- ing and cheese -making has been carried SC DDEN DEATH.—We hare this week on extensively fer some years, the farm- to record the very sudden death of the ers. instead of becoming tired i f it, are second daughter of Mr. John Cormack, e becoming more and more determined to ; of thivillage. The child, some two continue it, as they find it exceedingly : weeks ago, went on a visit to her grand- mother, in .Westrninster, Out, She op ofitaa le. It was his opinion that ! was in the best of health up to within cheese-rnaktno. was more profitable than either stock -raising or butter -making. 24 hours of he death. Her remains are rired home on Friday evening last, and He had come to this conclusion front ex- : w perience and observation. To raise catwere interred on Sunday, the funeral be- . tle and sell them does not, at present jug attended by a large number of : par. Three-year old cattle, after being friends, and the children of the Sunday eta!! fei fer a winter will only tiring from and day schools.—Expositor. ' $25 to $30 in the market. Mr. Hamil-Exeter. ' ton thee went into a comparison. show- . mg it to be mere profitable to keep say SHOOTING Meecet.—A. shooting match ten cows and two calves each year. far -tonic place in Exeter on the 6th inst., cheese -mak in m., than five ca mi es each between Thomas Bissett and James year fer steck raisitio. The cost ef keep_ I Westcott for the si'rer cup won by T. tm g each, he showed by figures weuld be Bissett some time ago. There were nine atueeit the same, while the former wauld birds a side The game resulted in fav - yield a revenue .4 $300 or more in a or of Bissett, who killed a bird every seas ni, while the ktter would not via ; shot, but two of them, dropped outsiule over $2110. Mr. Hamilton also recent- the bounds, and consequently were not mended the sowing of corn fer dairy ceunted. The following inthe standinet cows, to he fed either green for snmmer T, Bissett 1 1 1 1 1 1 e 1--7 feel or ripe for winter. He also recom- J. Westcott 1 1 00 0 1 0 0 1-4 mended the zrowing of white clover with Expositor. timothy and red :toter. The first year Seaforth the former might think his money had tneen, lost, but in three years it would TEMPERANCE MEETIN-11.— On Tuesday tell. lied clover was very apt to be evening of last week a. public Temper - winter killed. but with white clover ance Meeting, was he'd in the Good Temper - there was not this danger. After the red clover had died out the ehite would Templare Hall, which was a decided still continue, and would keep fresh and suecess, both in point of numbers and in the character of the entertainment. The geed for ten years. Rev. Mr. Ca.rdeof St. Mary's delivered 'The Breeders of Thoontehbred Stork, 'eves next proposed by the one of the ablest Lectures ever delivered Vice - in this town on .the subject of Temper - Chairman. He saidethe County of Hu- ance. The musical part of the enter! roil was much indebted to seme of her I tenement by Mr. Dart was far above the enterprising men for the expense they mark and the large audience seemed to -had incurred and the risk they had' rim be entirely pleased. with the whole pro- m importing thoroughbred st)ck. ceeding,s. also read a list of the names of those WATER WOE Kt FOP. SEAFoRTH.—Mr. from, the Cunnty who had obtained prizes at the late Provincial Exhibition Waterous of Brantford was in town on Tuesday of last week in connection with r thoroughbred stock, and coupled with the election of water works in Seaforth the toast the names of Messrs. Fisher, Mason and '.11cDonogh for the purpose of extinguishing fires a Mr. Fisher briefly returned thanks for Ifterithe improved system at present iii t vogue in Brantford. Our fire corn - the hearty manner in which the toast had been received He also thanked the far- mittee visited Brantford at an early date for the purpose of examining the works mere of Huron for the liberal patronage given him. they had in that town. It stems that the cost o Mr. M'cDonogh had not been long of erecting works here after Mr. breeding thoroughbred stock, but from Waterous' place will he $16.000. The, qrtestion will be submitted to a vete his experience of them he would say that theroughbred.s were the most pro - of the ratepayers. fitable kind of stock he had ever tried to SAD ACCIDENT. —A man was nearl raise.. It was only three years since he I killed in our town on Saturday last. He bad coMmenced to keep thoroughbred ran in, before a runaway taint for the stock. Ho then only invested 300 in purpose of stopping them but the un - them, and at the time of his sale last mannerly horses took no notice what. fall, he could have realized over $3,090 ever of his movements and knocked him' for his entire stock ot thoroughbreds if down. with the tongue of the sleigh al-, he had sold them. He thought that . most -killieg him on the spot. He is a paid very well. If he could get rid of German from McKdlop but we have all his grades he would have none but not learned his name. thoroughbred stock. He had tried the TEE CLINTON DISEASE.—This disease Gallaway cattle,—they are hardy and is prevalent in this neighborhood at pre - easily kept and good forth. butcheiebut sent, also, measels and bronchitis. It be did not consider them so good or so is a very sickly time. profitable as thoroughbred Durhams.8 CABBONBROOK DISEASE. =The small His thoroughbred cattle got no more care or attention than the gredes. They sopox are working their way round arronbrook and two deaths have eel were anoused in the one stable and fed cured. Vaccination is being carried out exactly the aerie, vet he could sell, and largely in our village. had sold thoroughbred aelvesi for 8100 each, whereas they all knew how much THE Tereetnasariell DISEAsa.—Several grade calf would bring. Ho had been cases of Erysipelas have occurred in told that half-breeds were as profitable as Tuckersmith and one death from this cause. Disease of every kind seems to be rife at present. 01112t011.• thoroughbreds. Be did not think so, but even if such were the case, we could not have half-breeds without having thbroughbreds. Mr. Washington, of Hullett, proposed , and Mr. Cole seconded a vote of thanks to Messrs. Fisher, Mason, Innis, Peck and others who had imported thorough- bred stock. In proposing this motion Mr. Wash- ington referred to the risks which these gentlemen ran in procuring this stock, and to the vast benefit which it is tcithe farmers of the County. In view of this he thought these gentlemen were entit- led to the thanks of this meeting, as some 'slight evidence that their efforts were being apprecia,ted. The list which had just been read by the Vice -Chair- man speaks well for this comparatively new county. 'When so much had been done in the past, he looked confidently gieward and anticipeted great things in the future. He thought tt would not be long lentil the County of :iron, if it 'in the abdomen, 00 Saturday. an kept on as it had commenced, would in on Monday Lest. the matter pf stock surpass many of the DEATH Foot Seseee-rox.-- We learn older ennaities in the Province, which that a young man by the name of Gur- were nosy becoming famed for their fine ney, died of this loathsome disease at steek. SOrno- of the remarks of Mr. Blyth, on Monday last. As vaccination Hamilton he cordially endorsed,. but in is considered a certain preventative, all spine pante he disaereed with hirn. He that have not undergone that operation believed that if farraera wished to pros- should at once have ie done. tent wbegt-griftmlfill4r mat be abandoned, SmFiothit, uRthTicis v(tiltalwgel,nranA.d—MT.r.Grjanallt, per ill the future die system of persist - as 131 rprilaY Pies th•s"il "9 becoming London road, started on Monday on a exhatieted. But it must he remember- prospective tour in North Carolina, ed that an lands were nut a411°' 8°11141 Several farmers in this neighborhood are were adapted for grain -growing ir about biking up their residence in that 15°328fr 9zat'1113243' w" hig °Neil" State, having bought land there, and that where arte have a set! adapted to sold out their property here. . Eerabe seeek,releing :and dairying, he thought Tueirniintrrs DEBATINGClena.—A tiwlertr pro3°.firntairdle. f4rWmiintliti rwemgerdPrtoe. ie at improved dese.of large stock.were meeting of this club was held on Mon - raised, stock -raising would be more _ subject was discussed: "Whether it was evening last, when the following s or vies Wit bait to profitable than "Ming' instead a' Liquor Law in Ontario!' The leaders paw * prohibitory were Mears Hannah and, Cousins, and selling these for tivonty-five or thirty ddrlitrigd;112,0111- bhigh as eeighgoetYrearilloz, h„----athiicterchair was occupied After some lengthy end pointed by Mr. H. Alex. by kiririttrutintrof mar.nr� ngunients, pko and can, the chairman Firodueed 1141311/4re decision in favor of *Prohibitory `Jav‘t.gmgfAlis the (From the New Era). CORDWOOD AND TANBAILE.—An line! manse quantity of cordwond has been brought into Clinton up to the present time this winter, a large portion of it for the railroad. A large amount of tan- bark is also coming in, destined for Buf- falo, Loss OF i VALUABLE HORSE.—We re- gret to learn that 'Mr. A. Broadfoot" Tuckeremith, lost a very fine five-year old stallion week before last. In getting' these aeimals up for the sprine shows great care will have to be exercised, and moderate degree of exercise given from the moment of heavy feeding. EFFECT or LIQUOR.—We regret to learn that a son of Mr. H. McMullen, London road, Tuckersmith, while under the influence of liquor, stabbed himself ell, thingseonsidered, he thought I ( ' that With proper stock and proper feed- 'TusCaxansSoornstur,—OuThursday ink stligk "sill c4tillbe nlaad. more ' lut.the lastrail on the Canada Southern prAtable than (baling-Bailsay was laid. This is claimed to Mr, Currie, of Tu°11 raberry, up being t bathe first new toed of sny great length calledessid he had .been engaged in tilt- ' isia throughout withsteel roils! Theroad ing the soil and feeeingstock pretty Ois is EIHITII & straight line between the teneively for some time. We lisA il --- -ere Swam and Detroit rivers, ninety-six a vast extent of country au4 Is vast vans -Iter,. cent of the entire distances being tir of scab 01. a". of f-Vming which straight, with no grade exceeding fifteen watfla be profitatie in One place might ; feet to the mile. It is being ballasted be unproAtable in another, This is * with great rapidity, and will be. opened g904wi:lostlrOwing country, but foA all for business the coming spring. The dud toe wbost crop his became *Yery completion dela railway, isis expected, uncertain crop here. The re$11011, a this will afford great- Mid to &II WOOterff WM yriutiptaly that willtst had been tOt7 roads that are now suffering for an swot mop, If thirt woTa i.e. wheat , Heim outlet, . It Lteskles the i(rbovr-mentionel "Chenneal C0111 - Pans," there is 'also a David Pringle of New York, who by consummate trickery is attempting to sell spurious iniiiatioas of my Medicines. Beware of Mn. likewise. This nnprineipleil Chendeal Company has dared to say at ythsaltlesowe verriarge. sinus .11 o t mney in t lit - flatted w bat is the feet ° A newspapet agent obtained. withoet my know legde or consent. and by collusion with a party who held a limited onver of etude cv of milie, an order to advertise itm3. medicines in South America for three years, tc the eitent ot $ 0mm. 000 in gold, lie then sold his elaim tI alawye r. w h.. got It r derred by the con rt to a friend ot his who -gave judgement against me to the amount test:eon gmlrl.forpront which lie said he mi,tml,m1 have made by it. had I trot taker steps to repudiate thi-c vile transaction Itom ammo -mat it came to my know ledge. This imelp.litent will soon be set tside. It cannot he I aM sure, that I owe a cent to any one that I would nut immediately pay. There is no truth whatever in the statement that. I ever at thmmritm-m1 iny per.aun or pers•mns to time 10.' name for the salt of my Pills and Gintatent.although gross frauds ii use been practised ubon me by un- principled men in this way. I would ark, as a fat or, th should it come b. the km owiedge .iiiy 1, -ran that spurions medi- cines are beim; table sold in my name, that he to pleased to send tie the Tla1110 and address of the vendor who is genet: the •C11110... that I may, for the protect m n "(the tenth, test, t ute:preeeed ings against him, and I eitgaze to I emunerate handsotnely my in- terment without It. eiging hisnann. Should any person have TeilS00 to believe that he has been deeetsed by buyieg spin -rens imitations of these Medicine., be will oblige time by sending to the address at fuel (which be can do at a imost or six cents in postage). one .4 the books of instructims which are affixed b. the same, My 31ed,mones can be supplied- t1 the luwest wholesale net prices in quantifies of Hot lest than gee worth . mg, perdozen boxes of Pills or P...s of mimbnetit. for whieb remittances moist be sent I,1 al, um.• m•. rhem.e Melimmunes are !IA sold in tbe Curled state,. Each Pot and Rot et inv. Genuine Medieittes hears the ',Arts}, 0 -0.ms moetil :mitamaim. ,Ith lice words 'll»il,maay tills am, t Jinine-ut, (Signed) THOMAS HOLLOWAY 633, 0xj0 Stomet, It', 1347 London, mew, 1t02. ( C *NADI IN PAIN DESTICOT- It . `1- S A FAMILY MEDICINE, IT IS ' well and favorably known, relieving thousands from pain in the Side, Back and 11 cm id, Coughs, Cold s, Sure Throat, Sprains, Bruises, . Cramps in the St, arh, Cholera .241 orbus, Dysenter-y, Bowel' Lamp/ands, Burns, . Scald s, Frost B fore the public for Ienigttle, &C. The Canadian Pain Destroyer ties now been te- m Used is well liked, tr.ver failing in a single instanee to give permanent relief when timely used, and we have never known a single dissattsfs.•tion, where the directions have been properly followed, but oti the m-entrary, all are delighted with its operations, and speak in Vie.highest te:nis of its virtues and magi- cal effect .t Wa speak from experienmme in the matter, having testel it thoroughly ; an•1 therefore those who are o ,frerow fron. any of the complaints foe.which it Is rerommeteled.maytepend upon it being a Sovereign. Remedy. Tastonishing eine:Ley a the Canadian Pain De- stroyer In ,mioiligm the ,liseases for which it is re. ore. 'mended and its w mierfut etfeets ie subduing the torturous pains of Rheltmatism. and in relieving Nervous Affections entitle it to high rank in the list of Remedies. Orders are cmning in from Medicine Dealers in all parts of the ...mitre tor further sup- plies,and each testifying as to the universal .satis- factionithgailiean The CaPain Destroyer never fails to give immediate relief. All Medicine Dells keep it as Physiciansenter and use it; and no tulle will imp. - without it after tryin.; it. Price. onlvTwerity-rive Cents per bottle. fige-Sold in Goderich. by Geo. Cattle, F. Jordan; Gardiner & Co Hayfield; Jas. Benthum, Rogerville: J., Pickard. Meter; H. Combe, Clinton; S. Secord, Iiicknow;E, Hickson, Seaforth ; and all medicine dealers. Godeiech, Dec. 29, 1871. w 50 g _ THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY Job 'doses' Periodical Pills, PHIS INVALUABLE MEDICINE is UNFAILING & in the cure of ail those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female constitution is sa!•;eci. It moderates all excess and removes all obstructions and a speedy cure ma' In relied on, TO MARRIED LADIES IS pecultarlysuited. It will, In a short time, brine on the monthly period with regularity. /hese Ms stunatt Wet Ce taken by Pemales uring the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregumanes,jas they are 101.13 to nrirsgon Mtsearriaye, hist at any a tame they, are tale, in all Oasee of Nervous and Spinal Affection ii,Pain in the B attend Limbs, Fair:tie or slightexertion.Palpi- ration ot the heart. Hysterics, and Whites. these Pilltl will effect a curs whan all other means have fulled, end although a powerful nmedy, donot contain iron, calomel, antimony, or anything hurtfulto the consti- lion. -Pal lilirecurins in the pamphlet around each package winch should be carefully preserved. JOB mom, NEW TORE, sing PROPRIETOR. i.00 and In cents for postage, enclosed to Northrop & Lyman, Newcastle, Ont.general general agents for the Dominion,will insure a bottle containing eve r 50( ills by return MO. NORTHRUP & LYMAN Newcastle, 11 . VV., genera agents forCanadn Er Sold in Godertch by Parker glattlennd F. Jordan ; amodincr et Co., Bay!, sid ;Jas. Benthum, RoxeiV1 le; J Pickard,E safer J. H. Condon, Clinton, s.S, cord,Looknow; E. Hick: son Hasiforfh. and nr. Mechem.. Healars. V11:11.ii.a0WEIV COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITES The poem of arresting disease displayed by this prenaratien is honorably acknowledged by the medical faculty 112 every section where It has been ntroduced ; and the rapidly inereasing sale is the bbyestthipeipauratinlitee.e of the estimation in which ia is hold Tim Syrnp will cure Pulmonary consumption, in the first and second dam • will give great relief find prolog life In the third. It wilt cure Asthma. aronchliim Laryngitis. Coughs and Colds. It will Curt all diseases originating frowant of Muscular Action an Nervous Porno, such as Eulargementof the Spicer'. Dyspepsia, Rickets, Feebleand Irregular action et the Heart, Local and General Paralysis, Aphonia Or Loss of Voice. It will cure Leecorrhoea Chlorosis. Anaemia, and restores the Wood to purity and health? • Sold By Aootheberies. price. $1.30 ; Six for r.50. JAME!' T. FELLOWS, CHEMIST ST. rarer, N. B. Goderiol Sept. 4th 1871. STOP THAT COUGH DONT DELAY. One week, one clap, and it maybe too late;Consump. Hop with its tong train of mettles, is wantow to Carry you to !ketone **me of its many kktims Who hare gess before. How can you stop it? Where is the remedy? Allan's Lung Balsam can produce more evidence of real merit than any other article for the purpose. It is sold every- where by Druggists and 'general Store- keepers. Read the following extract from a letter received from Mr. S. E. Burwell, a well know merchant of Ontario. Messrs. PERRY DAVIS & SDN, Dear Stre.—Laet autumn I was suf- fering from a Novae- cold which settled on my Lungs and produced a distressing cough for which ;gave trial to a numb° of Cough Medicines but without any benefit. at last tried one bottle ot Annasistnno Ihnesix,which lain happy 0 be able to statepve almost inameditite relief' and performed a perfect cure in a short time, . Yours truly, - S. E, BURWELL Ont,, March 4, ISM Special Notices. 1M PROVE NUTRITION. -Le The central idea in the treatment of all Chronic Wasting Dholitses, resulting in Nervota P1oirtyntlon anti Uoneral DebIlity. is to improve the Digestion and Assimilation of Food, anti tile formation of Healthy Blood. Dn. Witaimsn's COMPOUND BUMP. or P1104PIIATEN AND CALISAYA contains the only agentw known that not directly as excitants of nutr - tion, by Imparting tone to the Stomach, Liver and Pancreas. the Remit tripod that prepares nourish- ment for buliding up the organa and tissnea of the 1013. The aetion erf 1.1114 remarkable preparation Ii extraordennt yin strengthening and vitallhing the eonstifit then. whether impaired by age, exhausted by vxemmsomm. Imad habits, or rim doWn Imy old eoniplaints that hat e resisted all ordinary methods of treat - mon '.. Being a delicious rennet to take, and perfectly harmless under all circumstances, It is emineutly adapted to Prostrate, anaemic women and delicate children. 1357 IMPORTANT to THE SICK. ..10 6. • • • Dr. IllefULLOUGII, rFIE CELEBRATED 'EUROPEAN I. and Aniermati Physieian, itinerant of the Hos• plials attic eldef cities of England, Ireland, scot. „land. Platten, tierinany, the 'United States of Atuerica, and Ilie Dominion of Canada, will Personslly Visit Goderieh P rofessionally, And 'lily be consulted at ° TH al ALBION HOTEL, From Monday,- February 17th till Satttrd4y 1.st March, 1873; - By al wit,m are suffering from ell 'IONIC LINGERING DISEASES, Stu+ as u'onsuniptiou, Bronchitis, Astiona,Catarrh, awl all aireci ions of the Chest. Unmet, Heart, Pier- s-011Ssofe m la, Ulcers. Limir Copls.int, Rheumatism, etSkin Diseases of all kinds. no matter of how tang mit tuding. Dropsy. Chlorosi and Can- cers of the worst stage, without the itse'of the knife. And all Blood Diseases, Salt' Ithenin, Dyspepsia, Epileptie Pits. orFalling Sickness, Apiiplec tic Fits, ,re Loss of S.Ouo;aSI m id otIon, Neuralgia. Chorea,or Vitus' Dative, Scurvy, Goitre, or Thick Nei -k, Abseess,.Tuntots. All Diseases of the Eye and Ear TreatA d Successfully. The Diseases of C:tildeen. front infancy to whin age, treated smiumessfullv.• Female cm oplaints of all kinds and deseriptions, whether Amite or Chronic, will be treated success- fully. N. B. --1f you are sulfuring from Ohs' rf the above diseases. do net dotty, buns loll the Doctor at once, SO that you itiay hatll the benefit of his care and treatment mid restorol to he:nth the sooner. Gederieb, Feb. Lith, ls;"3. 1356b• L. S. WILLSON, Agent for all kinds of Agricultural Implements; PLOUGHS, HARROWS, GRAIN, CRUSHERS, STRAW CUTTERS,_ CHUIINS, &c., &c., &c. .A.Teso Agent tor W. Bell & Ws Celebrated Melodeons and Hannonnuns, and for Weber's Pianos. for the FLOUNCE and 110 WE Sewing Machines, the.fuuriner of which possesses advantages which t can be found in no other Machine. CALL AND SEE IT.- , Showrooms,. next door to the Office, Goderich. February 18th, 1873, "Signal ! 1357 p Ali 11.1,t1/ ENT.% RV /NOTICE. -7-- HOUSE (JF COMMONS, The Clerk's Office, Ottawa, Jan. 30th, 1873, - Pursuant to the 50th Rule of the House, notice is hereby giyen that the time for RECEIVING PETITIONS FOR 1-)RIVATE BILLS Will expire. on ,W Ei,NEloDAY, the 2ilth day of MAUCH NEXT. ALFRED PATRICK, Clerk of the Howie. February'eth, 1873 1357 td GEORGE STIVEN GARDENER. • R S PREPARED TO WORK IN GA R - dens. Terms as may be agreed on. Apply at his house, Wilhiain Etreet, St. Andreus Ward, Goderitl, Feb. 17th, 1873. 1357 d* W ANTED TO EXCHANGE, CITY " and Suburban property in Chicago (will double in value in 18 months) for a well stocked farm in Ontario. Apply to WM. McALLISTER, St. Helens Wa wan osb 135-7d* IL DUNLOP Merchant Tailor, \WEST STREET, GODERICH, -11 AS received his Fall Stock of Goods and is prepered as usual to make all kinds of Garments in the most fashion- able styles and at the lowest rates. Gents Fttrnishing of all descriptions constantly on hand. A CALL RESPECFULLY SOLICITED. Goderich, 21st Oct.1872. Thal espeler SEWING MACHINE • IS THE PEOPLES' FAVORITE AND gives universal satisfeetion, it is the most simple, durable and the lightest running machine now made (of the cheaper kind) and will sew much heavier material thari any other, it is just what the farmers haft, long wanted and is warranted in every case and kept in repair free of charge for one year by the company. Take my advice and buy no other. I am also agent for all kinds of Agricultural Implements. "J. W. WEATHERALD. • West Street, Goderich, 1354. I THURBER'S ROYAL ANTI– FRICTION BABBITT METAL. 111• • • III • • • E PARTICULARS;a THORBERMET METAL, TrHeav,3Beatingso enaEail7ayxioxe,e5rerib No,,iforr:c1tIg:;ng onciJounalrpingthih Ve:ctt:"':i30:tiu. allp.3ifor Ordiny:e:d aneralnrpooe..:erb OANADIAV'METAL,fsOrCheanesstter tiorini72P: rtpenLPItaagten, fin0tiat theericopurIty SI 4, • Large guentittee of the Tbnrbereteeas !einem useddaring the past Ten years. They Into been thorougkly tested and pitted teptInst ell other eta tits, and fleetly have boentna almost exclusively used in all the large Lumber Dletrieta, such as tile Georgian DIY and Saginaw Valley Saw Milla; NoHliera Railway and Law 81111004 Milo. Peter- borough, Lindsay/Port nem Trenton, Belleville, Kaselee. Brockville, Ottawa, Montreal, Tines Rivers, Quebec, and lifentmerenol Mina Sc.,mita in all the Principal Foundries and Maniac. tortes, nanny Shops, litesmboats, Propellers, 00., ke. • „ • , For Salo everysvnere 111- time Dem ion at tne above Priem F. P. G. TAYLOR tt ` CO.,* Tomato For sale by H. GARDINER & Agentsfer Goaoriok ,hieve15114 B194 Goderich, 28th Jan. 1873. '0 l+meD Ria List of Advertised Letters REMAINING in the Goderich Post •-% Office, 11th February, 1873. . , Brown' Alex Belfry Jacob Brown James Baker John Cohen M. A. McKenzie Isabella bliss 5IcCarron Michael ' MePhie Mrs. O'Rourke Jane Potter D. Cox David -Pierson L. Niss Donovan Casharine Pierson W.( Dempsey William Papst Wm. Edwards G. H. Rieutrel W. George Edwards Mrs Margaret Robertson J. -- Gill Mary Miss Robertson John Hawkins V. A. Rtverden Mary 111.8 Hayden Elizabeth Miss Reid Mrs. • Hunt ...eorge Roche Sarah Miss Healy R. George Silke Gussie Miss uarsreave George Scott B.- James Hutoh H. Spence John 'Capt. Darning H John MIMORS Jessie Miss Hutchins John States Lucy Miss - Havman Mr. - Stevenson Robt. [ledger Ann Mary Miss Smeaton Thos. Hardy Samuel Struthers Wm, Jones Mr. Sutherland Wm. Johnston Mr. , Thompson W. D Lewis Hiram- S.. . Klinkhammer Matheiir Wilson John' Martindale James Wilson Ann Sarah Major H. W. Wilion A. Miss 3IeGuirt Andrew • Washburn Robt, McPhee Alexander Hughes James Registered McKinnon Dug)! Byrus D. v. Copt mmm ARCEI'D DICKSON, 1859c Postmaster. NEW ORNERY! James Brackenridge K-1 A PING- 'bought out Mr. POL- LOCK'S Stock of Groceries and added very largely to them, is now in a position, in the same stand, to sell Groceries, Crockery, and Provisions, CHEAP FOR CASH! A Large Stock of rr On hand, and selling at reduced rices. Bound to Sell. Cheap. `EIr GOOD BARGAINS IN Raisins &Sz Currants.- -- Everythitg that can usually be 'found in a Grocery Store can be found hero. Do not fail to call and examine goods and prices, if you wish to nye money. J A.S. BRACKENRI DG E, ()Remember the stand, corner of North Street and Market Square. " Goderieh, Jan. 6th, 1873. 1351 TAKE NOTICE 9[111AT AN APPLICATION WILL 6- be made to theLegislature of Ontario at the present Seseion, and also to the Legislature of the Dominion ef Canada at it; next Session, for an act to incor- porate a Company for the construction of a Railroad from some point on the Ontario and Quebec Railroad in or near the Township of Marmara through or near to Port Perry, Newmarket, Orange- ville, Arthur and through Ito Goderich on Lake Huron. JOHN FOWLER. January 31st, 1873. 1356-8t G, It PARSONS & Co., HARDWARE MERCHANTS, MARKET SQUARE. GODE RIC,H. Have for Sale MINX, FOX, and other traps, CROSS CUT SAWS, MILL SAWS WOOD SA WS, - AND BEST MAKES OF HAND SAWS, CHOP- ' PING -AXES, VARI- ' MS MAKERS IND PRICES. BOY'S AXES, HAND AXES AND BROADAXES. 00W TIES OF SEVERAL KINDS, LOGGrNG CHAINS OF ALL SIZES, GLASS, PUTTY, WHO uGHT AND OUT NAILS eke. And a large assortment of all kinds of [IA. wavy Ait]o, ,At low prices for CASH. Opposite MARKET HOUSE. 10. II. PARSONS apo godorieb, Nor, 28 lel • C ri) CD CD CD CD 0. 5 CD 5 e-t- tN.D CD . UI cia te, • Cl) CD enn, .17PD ci Cee 173-' CD (D GO. ' p rimie CID •rn 0 Ce -e4 0 rfa, temot, m'dm [cgc.a ca L7•2 t-, eee'''teel • ekrs..4 Great Clearing- Sale OF Boots Si noes At Cost and loss than Gist R 30 DAYS AT -THE t- RED STOR141 MENS' WOMENS' & CHILDRENS', in every size and quality. Remember this is the greatest Boot & Shoe Sale of the Season as we are de- tennined to CLEAR OUT THE LOT AT A GREAT REDUCTION. JOHNSTON & BRO., NOTED FOR CHEAP GOODS. Goderich, Jan. -28th, 1873. 1354. r WI w. az J*0 X.EAV 1-1A.VJER,ECIL13171ElD '101-1.1tS iViita Silk -Velvets, 24 and 30 inch, Silk ROMS and Poplins Twilled Flannels, White and Scarlet, • :::••:‘,40- Nubias,White, Scarlet and Black, Coloured Turouoise, different shades,. Sash Ribbons Cord and .Watefed, • Whito1Brussels, Netaluslin !lace, Green Kid Gioves•ts Goderich, 9th Dec„ 1872 •12 - 'gar= and Bose, &&orslaces 1 . Vh. , 1, illi. ..irb BUB 11001S. Boom & sHoEs. 'I mun anhceriher ben comrcencetiThasinc3 ' the above line, in the shoe opecsoe AFULL supply of every description of Blank Hooks, 'consisting of DAY BOOKS,1 ,LEDGERS, JOURNALS, CASH BOOKS, • MINUTE BOOKS, MEMORANDUM BOOKS, PASS BOOKS, POCKET DIARIES, POCKETBOOKS, MONEY WALLETS, PURSES, 4-c., _ • - NOW 1N STOCK, AND OFFERED AT Lowest ILI ntes TO CASH PURCHASERS, A: E -3,3313,110U276. (.; (id eriell, .1. a i . J:tdu, 1873, N41 10111.0 40.1E4.1 TO THE ELECTORS oF THE TOWN OF GODERIGH and the Townships -of Huron and Bruce Counties, The Municipal Election -Law now being very stringent it is contrary to Law for a Candidate tosolicita vote. Bid w ask you one and all to call at our Es- tablishment and, buy a warm comfort- able Overcoat. We have a large Stock on hand consisting in part of DRESS OVERCOATS Canada Grey Overcoats with capo and Hudson Bay Overcoats. As Christmas and New Year are past we wish to see the Winter Clothingom going in order to pocket the cash. Pea Jackets, Dress Coats, Pants and Vests, all colors and shades, Boys Clothing in suitsrBoys Pea Jackets and Hudson Bay Overcoats, Hats and Caps of the Latest Style, Shirts, Drawers, Carpet Bags, Mufflers, Collars and Ties, a large and well selected Stock of proad Cloth, Cassimere, Poe Skin and Fancy Tweeds which we will make up to order in First Class Style, or sell by the yard. The above Stock will be sold Cheap for Cash as the Bailiff is at the door, we prefer to sell Cheap ourselves to prevent . him coming any further. Cutting done free of charge. ABRAHAM VITH & Co. Neil door to J. Bond's Drug Store, Market Square, Goderich. Decerhber 21st, 1872. - TISIl 'irt34s. THE Very Thing Wanted AiTTENTTON. ' 'OLIFFOR,D"S BAKERY, where he in prepared to do all work with ft/Lich:13 may he favoured. R Elp A I RIT.a/c G PONE MTI, NEATNESS AND IDESPATCH. d 207401221% VtiVM. SHARMAIT. ociderieh;llay 20th, 1512. 32118 -Em EXCELSIOR True BI e :Grocery. YATES & SON, have much pleasure in announcing to their winner - ons customers, and the Pablio that they havo wm-openo,1 and replenisland the above Grocery with a good stock of general and finally Groceslea CONSISTING OF TEAS, RAISINS, TOBACCOES, COFFEES. CURRANTS, 'SYRUPS, seic,ps, RICE, BRUSHES, SUGARS, PEEL , BRODM !Also Butter Bowls. Pails and Tubs. They have also on band a Eno stock of1 China Sets, Stone Ware, Glass Ware, Crockery, Lamps and Chimneys. Flour, Feed and Provisions, all of which will be sold Cheap as the Cheapest La cash or produce. New is the time for Bargains, Neat Door to Jordans Drug Store, OPPOSITE TE MARKET. TATS & SON. Godertch, 11th June 1672. Stoves! Stoves! Leit EVE TROCGEIS AND CONDUCTING PIPE CISTERN PUREES, LI1AD PIPES, &c. 3PL. A .A.741:3 P-4..N4IDY INT TNT 421,, COAL OIL w OLESALK AND RETAIL. ae5eCoa1 Oil Lamps, Zee. Old Iron., Copper, Brass, Wool Pickings riadSheep Skins taken in exchange. J. & J. STORY. tar Sign of the Large Coal Bayrel Goderich, Aug 15, 1870 ewl NEW HARDWARE STORE In €1-01311ICII. OPPOSITE MARKET HOUSE. SIGN OF THE CIRCULAR SA- I • • • 1 I • TIM 82:zatrsrT7Z,=ouaie, COMPLETE STOCK OF HARDWARE. oramikina.., wino, win be sidd at priees that defy eompetition. Reforsepuretasing elsewhere. Please give us a call. B. -Limit of Guuds cold, next week. ittlifAN39 &GO Opposite The Market House Goderieb Jun eard Bats stow_ Wanted to Sell BT TENDER OR OTHERWISE, Stock ,of a C4-0 331.03L'ai Stcipe, (about 8/000) belonging to William Gordon, St. Helens, Ont., who is re- tiring from business, will rent Premi- ses for term of years. Apply to WILLIAM GORDON, St. Helens. I'. 0. February 6th, 1873. 1356tf t4 PARTIAL LIST of goods for sale at arson's Se Co's new Hardware Store, opposite the Meeket dime. NAILS, GLASS, Pal XI X, CAR ENTERS TOOLS, SPADES, SHOVELS, SCYTHES, PORES, RA WES, GRAIN CRADLES, 6 tvi MANILLA ROPE, HEhoIPAN1I RUB ER PACKING, LieeT ER BELTING, alleizes, W TE LEAD, all prices, BOILE,1 AN* UAW OIL, BLACK OIL, 'MACHINERY OIL. TURPENTINE, = And all kinds of A.171.13W.A.E1, For ttle. Cheap, G H Parsons & Co. lOpposite the Market ouzo, 4:31-02DM/R,I01-X June, 28. 1871. THE EMPORIUM. DVTLOR & Co., Beg to advise that their new stock is now ccl, piety A :MAGNIFICENT ASSORTNIE,IsIT OF T W A IA La3C111.3ESEUE1331151 OE' B (JACK SILKS, BLACK BARATHEAS, BLACK COBOURGS, BLACKA COL.FRENCH MERINOS, PILES OF SCARLET•PLA.fiN.ELS. PILES OF BLANKETS, PILES OF.;f1VINOIES. ALL BOUGHT BEFORE THE RISE, FULL LINES OF BOOTS &SHOES. TRY OUR GO CENT TE6.. J. C. DETLOR & CO. 11. GARDINER. G. Boon'. ITO GAR.DINER & CO., GENERAL .DEALERS IN '14.etattErsvitirtm 01? WD OILS, 'COAL GLASS: PUXTY. OIL 'A -ND -COAL OIL LAMPS. A Nice Varietv of PlatedIVare. HARDWARE of all hinda in (males° variety, ana at tiao Lest Bates? . litEMEMBEWTHE PLACL, • NORM SIDTOP TE- SQUARE GOD3RIOlt 7S4otlerieN July 23ri1,111e3727, lt727. VS..