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A. Obipter on ithubarb.
have lately been looking up some e
as well as jotting down s a
ones of my OWD: in my kitc en
sore boor, which I will copy ,for he
use of others. '
SteWed,-Cut the steinsintepleces en
inchin length, after sdraping off he
7potind of white anger to a pound of
put themall together in a small r-
eeleiri-lined kettle, and. stew until n
der. LA: flavoring of lemon- rind nd
• juke fs & great improvement and Mit es
the same almost equal to that of gr en
Piel - Cut the stems' an inch. in
- iengtb, Place in in earthen dish nd
pour !boiling witer - over them'. let
stand' for ten miantes. Do not skin. he
stems?' and, if you'prefer a p'mk tint, se
oniir . Abe lOwer end of the _stems or
the pie, Saving the other for -•sa ce.
Drairi off the water, mix thoroughly ne
tables' onful flour and three tables it-
bc
the. ttoin of the crust in your pie: in..
Place the fruit and a few little lu
of butter with- ariothersprinkle of su
Bake ' quickly' and serve with cr am
and yeti have a " pie to set befori a
0:rts-.4-Cgt the stalks. in. length of
tiro hes ; lay them in a dish, on the
hot ve hearth and cover with a hin
sirup msde,in the proportion of a alf-
cover the dish closely and. let ,sim er
very slowly ler an hour. Flavor 'th
Iemonpeel. Pill your pins with ice
puff paste, bake,and set on china dis es;
when cool fill with the stewed rhub rb.
mediate use and put boiling ' hot into
air -tight earthenware or glass fruit 'ars
keept in as perfect Condition as ny
%canned fruit, and makes as good pi in
midvrinter ' as when freshly, ste ed.
When the raspberry Crop is short we
have eften cooked the berries and -
rhubarb, half -and half; and tho4ght
it rather improved\ the flavor of I the
green =ants,. gooSeberries, and eran-
berri add; just - before -removing from
-so stir' briskly, -and. then lisc3i but
t mind amount of sugar. I blow
butit ever iinpairs the taste, an if
some ject to the use' of soda on luii,
more healthful 'than in bread of eake
I have-not yet proved it BQ by. experi-
skin, qut the stalks in small -pieces ;
°ever the bottom of e buttered pudding:
dish with gices•of bread well buttered ;
cover. ith rhubarb and sprinkle almn-
iv
dantl with sugar ;Ahem put -nether
Layer f bdttered bread, and so orr till
your dish is full. -Cover - the pudding-'
dish arid set in a cid& oven for half au
hour.J Remove the cover and bake' un-
tii brown. Serve with milk, difeetened
• and flavored with nutmeg or cinnamon,
or with sour • sauce mede . as follows. :
Three tablespoonfuls sugar', three . of
T` °lie spoonful of butter, one of
flour ; mix well, and . pour - over them
threelmirths of a pint of boiling water ;
(sock ler five 'minutes and sprinkle with
Baked -Rhubarb.- Some claim that
bakedthubarb is superior tO the stewed
sauce. "Skin, cut into inch lengths, pit
into lir/mill stone crock, add a generous
quantity of sugar but not a particle of
pieceaare dear. 'A few pieces of Ie on
water; and bake in the 'Wen until ;lithe
peel improve it. I_found this reci in
an oldi paper recently and have not yet ,
tried ft, but know you win all like i . •
ar.
whisky. They were adv
theniselves out of the.._1101
as 'possiblei but,
siderably under the Infitten
they preferred to sit by
and indrilge in the most
precatione, profanity and . abuse, until
they.- had the whole eighborhood
aroused, and quite a numher assembled
to Beet -What it. was ,all about. The
couple -were again ordered o move on ;
but not exhibiting any degree of.'
alacrity to do sof a rail wa. procured on
which -they were placed, and borne
along by' Stalwart . erms til. they ex,
pressed their willingness proceed on
foot; whh3h they were per itted-to -do
pons more .
a bottle of
fed to teke
borhood as
being ven-
d liquor,
the roadside
terrible lint
•
ler, and here began finch caterwauling_
before. She was- fairly drenched in:
phosphe I, and in • the dark looked
like- b eke . big as a bushel
" He first bresk -was for my 'nether;
Whom s e regarded is her best friend.
Her bee friend didn't Recognize her, and
whet) m mother began tO scream' and
break fo the hail door the. gueets • ok
the alai arid asmill panic ensue . I
was se oken up with. laughter pielf
that I drOp_ped to the dinirig-r in floor
helpleu.1 It took me five minutes to ex-
plain the Bituation to my shiter and Ask
Tier' to thtow some water , on the eat.
Finally, efter she had called my mother,
and the east • had been, drenehed, we7
thought the trouble was over,' it
wasn't. The PhosPhorus had settled in-,
to the h e, and as *soon the cat be-
gan to Y off the fire -broke . out - again:
Three ti es that night we. had to douse
that cat mid when I went to ' bed • I left
my fa nt mothery sitting by the,
stove wi, h her pet cat done hp in her lip
-Frank Davis, mail al rle 'between
SaterdaY' bY his horse runn ng away. /t
waafrightened by a bicycle
Ottatra, -days those who ext 1 the virtue
of theEngiish sparrow will? when they
learn the 'vast amount of berm they do
te the ciope, change their 'views. lie
• —Dr. Daniel 'Wilson, president of
=University College, Toronto, left some
days ago'for-Prineeton,.New jersey,. in
order to )3e 'resent at the inauguration
as president of the , Princeton. Univer-
sity, in the 131ace of 'the venerable Dr.
McOosh, Who recently retired from the
position. Dr.. Patton wee in former
Toronto, and Dr, Wilson's journey is
undertaken in response to a pressing in-'
• ---,Last Sabbath was daysmemorable
in the histor of Grade church, Brant-
ford, as mar ing - the first introduction
inthat city of a surpliced choir, -Very
• large congregations were in attendance
morning end. evening. The preadher of
the day Was Professor Clar 0, of Trinity
College, and he delivered t, o eloquent
arid polished sermons. 'Referring to the
introduction of .stirpliced ingers, the
rev. gentleman stated•that t was oiled
the chief beauties,of the C rah of Eng-
land. thatin her. serVices. e had 'been
enabled te avoid the baldne s of Purit-
anism on the ,one hand a the mere-
tricious influences „of Eo e on the
• -L-1060 Annie RoVertson Macferlane,
the aethoress,.formerly o St, John,
New Brunswick, who no holds the
position of critic -of fiction for 'the Na -f
tion, Net York, is\ writing
of the Fr' nch in Canada f
Series of Nations: • Misi
one of the busiest lye=
literary -set in New York,
side het important post on -
that of reader for Holt, Putnamlo Sons
end one other New Yor publishing.
firm. • -
-The Presbyterian chur hes of Otte-
wa have arranged with Mr. Meikle, who
was one 4# those who took part in -the
great revival meetings thei. during last-
winteri tO give a week's se ice in Knox,
Church. f He -comes - Ottawa
principally to open the ew Erskine
church. "_tRev. Mr. Slogget Curate of .
St. George's church, has reigned. • For
some months past he has b en sriffering
'physicians .have advised six months
completetest in Eurepe. t. is under-
stood that he will not re rn to 'Can-
ada. I
know? I Then why do tl you' trY
WARNER'S SAFE CUR 7 Oh, my
sKidneys4-are all right I Are, they ?_"'
You perhaps) don't km that CON-
SUMPTION, NEURALG A, RHEUM:
MALARIA,. -CHILLS A D FEVER
AND AGUE, HEADACHES, LIVER
the history
r, Putnam's
acfarlane is
among the
the Nation,
COLUMN ARTICLE": , tar
Perth Items.
-The baseball match played the--
er daY between the Stratford Collegiate
-Instituteelub and one .from Miteliell,
resulted in the defeat of,the Mite eil-
sites by a score of 24 to S.
—Rev. I. Campbell has purchased the
adjoining the Presbyterian church ro-
perty in ListOweI. The 4price paid vas'
$2;300. Mr. Hess goes shortly to or -
Jabez Stephens, of the Bruce Telesc ,pe,
died at. Walkerton' recently at the lage
' .ef 85 years and 2 months. Mr. Stephens -
was for many years a resident of it-
-A Dublin correspondent, says r. '
Stephen DOwney, of Irishtown secured
the contract -of furnishing eight'y do lars
worth of gravel on the Miro') Road If
tithe of Reeve IvicLaren's spunk there
in -
In
for
in
To
No.5,PP1888
—OF THE—
are contagiout, and that , they are dusto the
preeence °Ming parasites in - the interlining
membraneof the upper air peerages and ousts."
Huxley ahd Beale . ondotse' this, Mid these
abthorities . cannot be disputed. The replier.
method of treating, these- diseases has been tO
apply an irritant , remedy Weekly, ind even
daily-, thtur keeping the- delieste membrane id a
cobstan 0 ato of irritation, glowing' it no Chance
la
to heal, d •as a natural consequence of such
recor• ded. It le an IMeolute. feet thet theee-dift-
, oftener -• than once in.tWo . weeks, ter the. mem-
cationis repeated - It is now seven yogi's sinCe
Mr: Dixon disepVered. the prasite in catarrh and
his Mindy hae become ;household wOrd in
epoken.' *.Cures effected by him Seven y.ears ago
are mires still, thete having been no retUrn of .the
• So 'highly ire theee remedies valued,' that
ignorant lthitittors have started :up. everyythere,
pretending to deettoy, a .parasite:. Of whitili they
knoW nothing, by- remedies, the stesulte- of :the
application of which: they CIO eqUally ignorant.
Mr. Dlicon'i remedy le applied only once in two
weeks, and from one to three ,applieationweffeet
-Mr. Dixon :sends a:• panaphlet deseribing • hie
. new treatment en the receipt otitamp to pay
postege..:.,The address is A. H. Mon Is son, 803
•
JuNg .29, 1888,
:MO:Mt
PLANING PAILII:
Charles terengesser, Manufacturer of Sash,
'Doors, Blin Itouldinge, Ste.
This establishinent is situated On LOt 81, Con -
!session 8,'Legen,,and six milerinorth of Dublin, a
good toad allthe way: Pertieeintending to build
will fInd they Will make Money by buying from
,Good wOrk and the best material gnaranteed.
Good Drawee Fleming rind Siding at $17 per
Broadhager Pe 0.
. 1005
7 Being a yIae.,W•to raise by way. of lean
' the of Three Th011eand Three Hun-
dred ellarS, fer the. purPre , hex: 81#-:
-after Mentioned.
4 ' ' . - '
HE 4 AS, the! Board of Trustees .of the.
' None School of the TOIVII of 'Seaferth;
above reader application to the binnicipil Cornell
Three Thousand Three,Hundred Dollars, for the
. purpose Of providing increased .solitiol accom-
modation for the children attending said school.
:Submit a By-LaW to the 'Electors of . the Said-
:tOwn, for "the purpose of raising Reiff -Simi of
And,TiVbereas, it will require the ium of ' One :
Hundred Dollars and Fifty Cents tO be raised.
annually by especial rate, fortheleynient of the
iu
And, whereas, it will require the m. of One
Hundred and Sixty -Five Dollars f r the' pap
ment of the 'said Interest, , as -alio 'hereinafter
. • And, whereas, the amount; of the.whole *Mo-
ak propeit poi the said:. CotOration, irrespee-
tiie ef any income in the nature.. Of tolls, inter7f.
ests, dividends tents Or feet !torn the ,saiel pro.. -
perty,'and also'irrespeetive of' Any. income to be
derived from the temporary inVestment of ,the:
Sinking Fund, of any port therootaecording tc),
- the last revised aisessment roll of the said cot-
poratiOn, being for the year One Ahoiniand -eight
'hundred and ;eighty-eight, is ithe• sum orFive
Hundred and Ninety Thousand gEight Hundred
Aed,. wherees, the existing debt Of the 'said'
Corporation Of Seaforth is as- follows : -.' Sig
Thousand Dollars,hortowed under the authotity
of By•La*N0.-8 A, of the said Town of SeafOrth,
and.interest 'thereon, 'at the rate . of seven per
cent. per annum, Payable half.yea4y., from the
first day of January, A. D. 1888:; and Eleven.
.Thousand Dollars. borrowed under the . authority -
gBk-Law No. 6%, Of the Said Town of Seaforth,
and interest thereon at the rate of six per cent.
per -annum, payable half-yearlygroni the 15th.
Dollars, borrowed under the authorttf of By.'
Law No..24 B, of the said Town of 1Seaforth, and
interest 'thereon at the rate of Ord 'Der cent. per
annum, payable half.yearly, froin the first day
of *February, A., D. 1888 ; also Aye Thouiand
Five Hundred Dollars, borrowed 'Under: the MP
thotity pf BY-Lew.No. 11 A, of the Towb of Sea -
forth, for 1886, and interest thereon at the rate '
of five per oeirt. per annum, payable half -yearly,
Ten Tin:mond Dollars,: borrowed, under the. 411. •
thorny' of iEY• Late No. 2, ot the To*fi of fileaforth,
for 1887; rid interest thereon fit the. rate of. lite ;
17
per cent. or annum, payable half -yearly, from.
the _first . Oy of May, A. D. 1888; and 'there is
the time aid place for taking the .votee of - the
duly qualiied Electors, and for appointing Dep..
nty-Retuining Officers to take the votes of the .
Be it therefore enacted:by the ,Difinicipal
COtinoil Of the Town ofSeafOrth, ..
' L That it shall be laWful for the Mayor Of - the
said cotperation to raise by way of loan from
any person or persons, body ot bodies corporate,
who may be willing. to advance the same • upon
•the credit et 'the dehenturei hereinafter men -
aggregate lithe sum of Three- Thousand Three
Hundred Donate, ama cause the-sanie to be paid
into the Treasiirer of= the said town, lorthe puv
pose end with the objeet above recited.- -
II. Thritfit shall- be lawfullorthe said Mayor
to cause ady number of debentures to -be made
for snob ;aunts AB may be required, not less
big in the ggiegate the sum of Three Thousand
Three Hu dred Dollars, and -that the Said d-eben--
- tures shall be sealed with the- seal •:of the dor- •
potation, nd - signed oy the Mayer 'and, the -,
'.'i W. That, the field debentures shall beet inter,
est *Wand after the rate of fiye per tent. per an;
num from he day.mentioneci for. this lity•La* to
take effect ;which interest shall he payable on
'and every. ear, at the office of. the ' Treasurer of
the said In Uicipality at the Town Of.Seaferth. -
.-; iy. Thetithe said debentures shall - b.e Made .
the date Mentioned -for this By•Law. to take..
effect, at the _elite° of the said Measurer- at Sew-,
. ,V. That -for the purpose or forming a SifilFing
- Fund forAle payment of the said debentures, an' •
• eeteal ank al sum, of One Hundred Dollars and :
_ Fifty coal; shall; in addition to all other rates,',,
be raised, levied and collected by epeeist: rate '
upon alltherateable property in the- said Cori
tutei. or. any of them and for the purpose Of
paying theinterest of 'the said debentures the .
tl
sum or 0 e Hundred and. Sixty -Five Dollam
shall, inad ition to all Other retesrlie raised,
levied and iollected -froth all the rateablo, pr.o. •
renoy of tii '. said debentures pr any.otthem:
: VI. That it shall be lawful for the • Mayor to
lay over theBoard of Trustees of: the Public:
Scheel' Of t e Town of Seaforth, the wild Bum: of
Three Tho and Three Ifundred. Poliars. when,
VII. Tha this By.Laiv shall come into opera,
tion and take eff‘ct on the Fifteenth day of go -
taken on gonday;the 0th day of -July, A. D.
1888, cOimite_neing at the hour or- nbiee'clock in
_the. morning, and from thence_ continued till
five o'clock in the afternoon, at the following
places : - For the North Ward-,P011ing SIM.
. division No. i; at E. Cash% store on Goderich•
Street ;-fOrthe East Wird-polling Sub division
Hall. ' And that Edward Caih be_ Depiity.
, Samuel Statk be Depay-lieturning Officer for
. Polling Suli,division No.- 2, and William 'Elliott
.' be -Deputy-Returning otficer !Or. Polling 8uh,
. -Oration shall attend at the Contrail Room in the '
Town of ,.Seaforth,' on Friday; the ,6th daY of,
July A -..D:1,888, it the hour of eight O'clock In
the eye' bing,- for the purpose of appointin_g per-
: eons 30 .attend at the various 'polling places.
afore aid, arid final summing tip of the votes by '
terested in arid promoting or opposing the By -
X. Thatthe Clerk of the said, Municipal Cor-
poration shall, at the hour 'of :twelve--oleleck,
neon, Oil -Tuesday, the 10th dp,7 of July; a.: -D.
4888, at the Town Hall,in the sale -Town of_Sta;•
forth, suni iin thernimber of votes given for and
against the Ily-law, and grant the requisite Cer-
tificates thereunder. - ,:
SIGHT; CONSTIPATIO
oth- FERAL COMPLAIN
mostly. aiiiong people wile),
insist that the3r have no ki
They have? and dont% k
will never get well • of t
would be three hundred expende
stead of the paltry eum. named.
fact we can thenk our wortliY-Reev
. having atty. He is the right ma
Win, • Barlow' returned
to Stretford -a conple of weeks ago,
an absence of -nearly two years o
Island of Chba. Mr,- Barlow hold.
position -of "locomotive engineer o
extensive sugar plantation on
The extent of the plan
may Ibe: imagined from the fact.
the Prisiate railway is- some ten
long, and was built for the purl)?
-carrying the raw 'cane to the grt
where the sugar is loaded on ve
Over 4,01)0 hands are:employed in
-rating the plantation, and in the•se
manufacture of sugar. Mr.
Wright, son of Mr. James Wrig
the (*tend Trunk railway-% Strati°
me
fter
the
the
an
that
tion
that
Hes
e of
mg
rves
ulti-
eral
the
lex.
$550,000 worth of sugar was pro uced
--One evening -recently two temps
enteried o farm house in Fullarton and
demanded accommodationcfor the ight.
The lady of the house having been
peatered by the same parties o ly
- Bildt time previously, refused t en-
tertaln them, whereupon they b came
terribly abusive. They were or ered
by the Iady tO get off the far im-
mediately' , when one of - them p aging
Ina lhand auspiciously on hie p aka,
- threatened .to put a hole throug her.
A couple elf young men, appear g
the scene, mere informed of the s te of
affairs, when they resolved the
rather danierous task Of ham ming
what facilities they possessed fo that
kind *of, work. The vagabonds were
ED EYE
ABSCES-
POTENCY,
0; BOILS,
ong women,
S prevail,
like yourself,
e above and
countless `- other commin disorders,
which Wohld-never prevail if the:Kid-
ed Kidneys'
and purifier,
by that) great . blood -tonic,
. WARNER'S SAFE
-" Observer ' write& the Toronto
Globe a4 follows : Hen. pr. ',W. 'RON
spent ten days'yenewing old associations •
and visitirig familiar scenes in Middle-
-sex. lie . visited the 014 •home,- the
place where he was horn,- in East .iWil-
liaincitOwnship, But three of the old
people known to Mr; Ross' in his- 'youth
have sought homes in oth r , parts, bdt
the great‘majority -;have een gathered
into the ' Country - graveyard. . Few
thingi seem to separate : ne so widely
like this to
hereone was
an lade, and'
stream, and.
from hie youth as .a retu
the countrk neighborhood
born and knew every hu
every fence, and field, and
patch of woodland, an
ohangedi all the old faces missing, the
'children grown to manhood, the last bit
of woods mit- down, the stream where
one fished in spring and: bathed in sum-
mer sunk WO earth, andthe old ceme-
the wonder of our youthi' a miniature
city of marble. And Mr. ROsi is not
'old. fie was born iri MIL He- has -
accomplished much in his ' 47 years ef
qf a Chicago college, and direetor of the
chemical laboratory,: "I. ad more fun
mice than X bargained for. In lecturing
on phosphorus I usually show that itie
bon. ,Such a
soluble an bi-sulphide of ca
posed tq the air a few
taneously inflames - and continues to
burn until the phosphorui • is all con -
clothing. One-night y home e.
had company and I was a xiou's to en-
tertain them. . The light were lowerd.
and retirml tO' the kitch n, .where my
motheri -black eat was II eping. Pick -
ink up the-animat I- produ
the phoiphrous and with
was aboUt to streak the.
our guesits :would regard
when I !turned thi cat int
parlor. I Suddenly the do
in my haite to col -weal
spilt till' whole bbsiness o
the blaCk- cat. She ma
through the dining -room
LEGAL
. Agent, CoMmissioner for taking affidavits,
Cenveyances, &o: Meney to loan at the loweet
rates. M. Mortarsoi, Walton.
-. Block, opposite Commends' Hotel, Sea.
EAGER & LEWIS, Barristers,_ Goderloh.-;
Offiee, opposite the ;Colborne Hotel. 976
•
Iletel, ground' floor next door to Beams butcher
agente-gemsaox, How 40.0iskost. 870
AldERON, HOLT & CAMERON, Barristers
Solicitors in Chancery, Goderichl_00611:
.1..J Holt & Cameron, God rick Barrister, Eid-
licitor, Conveyanoer,'&c. Money to loan. Ben
son's Old Office,. Cardno's Block, Seafortli.% 786
J. DOWNEY, Soliditor, Conveyancer, &o
. Late of Victoria, B. C. Ofilee-Over
Bank of Cemmerce, Main street, Seaforth; Pri-
vate functs to loan at si• and 6 pernent. 1685-
•
Conveyancers, fro. Solicitors for the Bank
of Johnston, Tisdale & Gale. Money to loan.
Office•Beaver -Block, Clinton, Ontario: ..A.
MANNING JAMBS SOOTT • -781
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"the Canadian Bank of Commerce; Money to lend.
Farms for sale. in Scott's- Block, =
Street. Seaforth.
•
MONET T9 LOAN.
ONEY TO LOAN. -Straight Ioans it 6' per
- cent., with the privilege to borrower
o repaying part of the principtd money -at an
time... Apply to F. HOLMESTED, Barrister.
CD
Lemt
given. • Latest itulrovernents in Dentistry ob,
served. Office in Meyer's Block, Seaforth, hour
MORIES, D. D. S., Of Philadelphia, Assistant.
980
. Ontario. Latest improVe
merits in every line. Satisfactio
guaranteed. Qffice,-In "Cady,'
Residence; -The Pophirs,JOhn Street. 941
rfOARTWAIGHT SON, Den
oPthe above Will visit Dlyth
-last Thbrsday,- eiliowing. Fri
day et each month, at Milne's Hotel, Will 'visit
Zurich the first "Wednesday of every month at
Peine'S Hotel, and -Bei:mill the following Thurs.-
day of every monthat Reynold's Hotel, where' he
willPerform all dental opetations. Teeth- ex -
traded -with a new Japan anesthetic., which.
1110VOS nearly all Pain, „ Parties desiring new
teeth *ill please call earlyin the morning of the
first day. Charges moderate:‘.Tetms oath.. 984 "
The a
ed st,bettle of [..h"is bee
small brush pal cou
t with what *1111'.0
s fire
the darkened
5-pened,: and
y mixture -I
the back of
NOTICE. -
take', into censideratien by the 3Iunici-
on of the Town of: Seaforth, ebd which
tinny passed by the ',Mid. COLit.:01 in the
event o the asdent of the',Electors :bet ob-
tained tJerete, after one. month f 6 first:,
ealled7 Iirsog Egrostron,- the date of 'which
first publiCation was Friday,, the 15th .d.ey
places mentioned therein !Ned for taking the
KiNtrioAr, Dentist, L. . D,
LABT TUURBOAY IN neck MONTH,
',Teeth extracted With the least pain possible; 'All
work first -chile af liberal rates, • • 971!,
MARTIN, L. IVS.; Honer graduete of
of Ontario. All the anasthettes used for the
Colunibus Watch
IS THE BEST
-.The Vain Spring barrel le comrsoletely covered,
balano and the barrel. A
The gulator le nearly.double the length o
others rendering accurate regulationt a very
simple matter.- •
To, apiece a broken Main Spring, the arra
ran be removed without disturbing the Balance
'The ns the,Regulator ire so formed and
loos , that. two or more coils of the Hair
S tin ,sannot catch between the pins and cause
t e etch to itop or. gain time at an unusual
trhaTteehst.erBonaglaesnteepaTtniof5thuendoeaser not as= With all
e.round, or edge,
othere, under the centre arid- weakent part.
The Main Spring Power is the lightest meted In
The calculation of the trein is snob that this
Wet& runs 8 to 10. houra longer than others,
with one k winding, giving more 'uniform, power
and rate. •
These aro improvements thriteannot be claim-
allmust agree with us ht ing that this is the
ed any- other mannfactutre,-ahd once seen,
strongest and beet • Watch m e; and with all
the above improvements, the Columbus Watches
cost no more than others) - -
Elgin, Waltham, Springfield (Illinois) move.
merit, of all grades in etook._•• Also all kinde of
Rings, Mains, Brooches and Ear -rings, Lockets,
and Optical goods; •
A. A: YOUNG, 4eVreler,
SEAFORTH, ONT.
• Scott Bair selletwo 3 lb. cans, toms -
POPULAR STALLIOP
The following Stalliens will' stand for
- season as followS1
• The Fashionably -Bred Clydesdale Stallion,
Wel demand being greater than anticipated,:
stand at T.. Berry's.Sale and 'Exchange Stables, --
Bengali, during the season for the Improvement',
co• mmoclation flee of charge. TERMS -To in-
sure a foal, $15 ; payable on the 1st of ,January,
1889. Patties disposing of their mares before
surance, whether in foal or ot. All mares must
ioaling time will be held/risible for the in.
be returned regularly to th horse Recording to
orders of the manager. All accidents at risk of
owners of mares: 1064.tf
General -Insuraice Agent
-AND-
Dealer in Sewing Machines,
All kinds of propertY insured at lowest rites
7in erst-olass reliable eompinies, and loose. set!
. Special low rates oh /ARM PROPERTY in
the Gore and; Waterlon, rom The to 61 (cash.
plan) for three- years. Mills and 'factories
timed in these cempanies at a Baying of 2a,per
.eent. on stook cempaniers..
Sole dealer in the' vnirrE' and RAYMOND
SEWING MACHINES (ferhily and manufactur-
ing): Prices rangingfrem 625 to 675.* AM ma" --
°billet! warranted tor five Years on every kind ot
, work.' Needles, oil and repairs for sale. Ma-
chines repaired.
an Accoucheur,'Seaforth; Ont. Office and re
sidence-North side ,Goderich street, first; brick
:house east of the Methodist church. • • 961
Mates goyar College of_LPhytieiane and.
Surgeons, Edinburgh. Brucefield, Ont. 7 - 980
*Block, Main Street,'Seaferth. Residence,
e„, , .and Accoueher i Worth,. Ont.- Office add
residence South nide'. o Goderich street, Second
W., BRUCE SMITH, M. -D , C. lit, Member
. of the .ColJege of Physicians and Surgeens,
VETERINARY.
•
otAtioirra gout INFIRMARY. -Cerner
eases of licirsesisPettle,'Sheep, or any "of the d
_In• firmary, oreleewkeke, on the _shortest notic
Charges Mederate,- . JAMES -W.. ELDER, Vete
inary Surgeon. P. S. -A large stook Of Veteri
-ALTER saiturTgLANV, V. S., gredua
of the -Ontario Veterina0 College, To
onto; Registered Mernber of =the' Ontatio Vete
'inikry Aftidioal Association ; also Honorary. Me
her of the 'Veterinary Medical Society. - Tree
particular_attentionigiven to Veterinary ,De • ti
try.' Hories.carefully examined for Sonzidn
and Certifidotes given, All calls 'promptly att n
ed to by„MMI or OtherFise. OFFICE at .Res
dencp, Stara:, 1048
•„) .Connty ofxliuron, Sales 'attended. in a
arts of' the- County.- Alt orders left at -T
xrosirea Office will he promptly attended to.,
1
L I C.
With the 18 ih: inst., a Great Clearing Sale will
he commence ; and will continne until the stoCk
is reduced as lOw as Possible, when -the business
name. Another partner will manage the Tweed
and Furnishing .Department, and the Tailoring
will be under the supervision el Mr. Millar.
The goodewill be marked dewn per- cent
all around, w ich means that for $8 you can get
Suits will be made for $10 and upwards. -Hats
%it the same reduction, Gents' Furnishingt at a
still peeler reduation.
-1st. 'He May be -utterly unconseious Of wire
goes 'on abotikhim, does pot care whothihi taxes
are tcobigh 6 too few, is net Aware 'that Iris
neighbor is saving money bidealing with a
heuse,:put will insist .on trading with old-fash-
ioned shop -keepers • who believe 'in making 100:
per cent. rather than sell. ots Of goods in a short
timellt a small profit. A goattinany people read
the pellet and note our indueements, have -tried
am, and are iatisfieffthat it laye;
'.Reinefeber the. 'great reduction: sele. If 'you
want a new init, A pair pi pants, neW hat, new -
the Counties of Huron and Perth, Sal s
left at the Queen's Hotel, or by Mall addressed
'frit to. THOMAS:BROWN Licensed Auctionee
•
Mar,
"1"7"Headachet ..„Neuralgia, Nervous
Weaknies-, Stomach and Liver
Diseases, Rhaumatism,Dopspsis,
' and all affeetione of the Kidneys.
•
ound
WEAKNERVES
pm:nes CiLlaY COMPOUND. ii a Nerve Toni*
Which never fails. 'Containing Celery and
Coca, those *onderful stimulants, it speed•
ily cures all nervous dliorders.
P.4Nz's'cii.ziy Covet= purifies the
• blood. It drives out the lactic acid, which
causes Rheumatism, arid restores the blood.
Making organs to a hetlthy condition. The
true remedy for*CUMatismt
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS -
PAWN'S CZLENT COMPOUND quickly restores
the liver and 'Iddneys to perfect health,
This curative povier. combined with -Ita
'nerve tonics, makes it the -beet remedy
d'or all -kidney complaints.
DYSPEPSIA-
,PAINWO CELERY COMPOUND strengthen/the
stomach, and quiets the nervosa the dip&
• live organs, This is why, it cures even the
worst cases of,Dyspepsia.
CONSTIPATION
*tic. nis a laxative, giving misread natural
action to the bowels, Regularity ely
Hecommended by professional and mime
men. Send for book.
Price .1.00. Sold by Drugs/Asti' "
WELLS, R1CHARDSCiN & Prop's
DOMIMON LINE,
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Sailing weekly from Montreal •and Quebiefer
paseagii and berths tin be aecured on slyer
the _Company's steamers on eppliestion.
Traips end river steamers due at Quebec on
morning of sailing date; are met by the Com-
pany'sporters,whetrensfer the baggage freepf'
charge.
Por full informatipn; regarding rates, 8fc.,
apply to -
Telegraph and ExpreskAgent,Zain Street Eseto•
- 1066
CODERICH BOILER YORKS;
OW. Atal & Black
• Upright and Tr.bular Boilers, ,
SALT PANS, SMOKE STACKS
and all kinds of Sheet Iron work.N -
STEAM.: AND WATER PIPE FITTING&
oonstantly on hand, I
•
On hand, reedy for delivery:
I 30 H. P. New Steel Boller. -
Complete; 2nd -hand Threshing :Oueit,,
Boller, Engine, Separator, Arc., ell In good work.
ing order. Will be sold Cheap. Mail orders ell
receive prompt attention. Works opposite-G.7j
R. Station.
HURON AND BRTJCE
Loan and Investment'
This,Corapahy Loaning Koney os
Farm AeouritY at lowest Rates
of Ir.terest.
..sA.vnitts BANK BRANCH. -
Deposits, according to amchmtand
OFFICE. -Corner of Market *pare
and Nerth Street, Goderich.
Division Court Notice;
The 'Office of the Seeitid •
Division Court, Conntrof Huron, will be foam/
open every lawful day at the residence of John.
Beattie, Goderieh Street west, from 10 o'clock
m, until -4-e'clook p. ,m., and everything will be,
done that -is posiible in the interest of Suitors.
Any ahrount of Money -to Loan on good prop
arty, farm or tOwnrat the very lovrest mites ot
interest, aud terms of payment made to suit
JOHN BEATTIE, Clerk;
960t1 7
The Fitst Sypiptoms-
Of all Lung diseases -are much thesame
ieverishness; loss -of appetite, sore -
throat, pallet in the ehest and baek,
headache, ete. In a few days you may
be well, of; on the other hand, you may
Consumption.n. Bun no risks, but begin.
immediately to take Ayer's Cherry'
Several years age, James Birchard, of.
Darien, Conn., was severely ill. The
doctors said he was in Consumption,
and that they could- domothing for him?
but advised. him, as a last resort, to try
Ayeris Cherry Pectoral. After taking
this medicine, tWo or three months, he
was pronounced a well Man. His health
remains good to the present day
J. S: Bradley, 'Malden, Mass., writes
" Three winters ago 1 took a'severe cold,.
which rapidly developed into Bronchitis _
and 'Consumption. I Was so weak that
I could not sit up, was much emaciated?
and coughed iacespantly, 1 consulted'.
several doctors, but they were po*er-
less, and all agreed that I Was In Con-
sumption. last, a friend brought ine'
From the -first dose, I found. relief.
Two bottles -cured me, and. my health,
has since been perfect," .
PREPARED BY -
pr. J. b. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Masi.
2old`by all Druggists. Price $14 sixbottlea*
WANTED. Permanent
positionsguaranteed with -A.-
SALARY AND EXPENSES PAID, Any deter-
mined man can succeed with -us. Peculiar ad- 4
vantages to beginners. Stock complete, Includ-
ing many fast selling _specialties. Outfit/tee.
• Address at once, - (Name this paper)
• , BROWN BROTHERS,
•
The Undersigned is IIOW prepared- to recelie
•,orders for any number of first-olass ,
'Apple Barrels and Butter
•
Also any -other Workin hitt -line. 'Apply 'at the
Dealers and Packers taking large namberi
SEAFORTHI, ONT. . 10224f
DER
THE'paleaREST
PEIINYR"TAI. WAFERS.'
has bad a life long -experience in
monthlrwith perfect sucoess by
• over 10,000 ladies. Pleasant,safe
-effectual. Ladies asleyour drug -
take no eubstitute, og'. inclose
_• postage for treal‘d particulars.
Sold by all druggists, $1 per box.
Address THE EUREKA CHEMICAL CO.; De- '"
or Sold in Seaiorth by rarmsden
414 Wilson, and by drtiggistegenerally • -1084-62