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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1888-10-26, Page 6• L • • ' • a saw*. • e • "Aacata. a _ Dr, 0: a. PbelltliC 12xplanatiOnsi To the Edi of Tun iNtios EXPOlff9R. - N. , ing extentwo Nor set•doiwit aught if% inalioe. . 111ARESPEARE. Dgiit Sins -In Mayor Beattie's -rept . to Dr. Mackid's letter he makes a fe statenie ts in regard to my actions as -Health Mom -Which. Are not even like .- Sir Water Scott's noire's, founded. upott fact, w Ile the motives' he imputes:at . me are unreal "as the baseless fabric a ' a vide " (1). As to hiestatemente. () As to h insinuations, "The cloy - Medias Health Officers,". in schedule , section J.13, of the Public Health Ac • reads at follows: . "It ehall be the duty of thet Media I _Health[Officer to assist . and advise the . , Board and its officers in matters relat- ing to ;the public heulth;Antl-to supee- intend,'under the direction Of the Board, re this nicipality, of heaIth by!laws or thee tIrcement and observance within ' regulations and of health acts and of any other sanitary laws, and if 'thought advisable by the poard of school trnit- tees, act, as Inspector of schools • is well a advisory officer in matters, per. taing t school hygiene, and to perforiit such other duties and (awful actitforthe preieiv tion of the public health is his opinion, be necessary, or is reqmred.. by the Bdard of may, it • may b fiealth The above is the chart by whic - the Health Officer has to s and yet the 'Mayor will make the people. of Seaforth believe that th'e officer has all pager in his4tivii hands and thattheBoard was a mere nonentity. . We have italicized the words assist, a vise, vinery officer and required b the Board of Health, to show that t health officer is merely the advisor, assists t, the seryant of -the Boar which isin reality the governiug body. If the health officer ought to do alit* work himself what is the nee of having five figure -heads whose duty is to do nothing. But Mr, Beattie very ,disiii-- genuou ly misprotes rule 4, whieh ought to kir in connection With the blade which have quoted as one part of a Act must agree with another. The f lowing is the true version of what t Mayor itS given you, a garbled extract. . -Rule r"The medical health officer ' et, seer tary, within six hours atter shall have received a notice of the e istence Of scarlet fever, diphtheria, sma 1 - pox, cholera, or -whooping Cough, in any house, hall affix,or cause to affix by tie head o the;household, or by any other person, near the entrance of such hou e, a, card at Ieast nine inches wide, aii,„ twelve inches long stating that such dis- ease exists in said house and stating the penalty for the remove,' of such card !) withou the -permission of the medi • health Meer or Board of Health." . , Now if the reader will turn to --gr. Beattie's mutilated extract, he will d - that he hat omitted the words. or secretary" and also, the words . ' cause to be afdxed by the head of household or some other person," has alsoomitted entirely the latter ; of the • is agai ject is the r - and j that we ought to follow the usual pre. cedents.and do as hadalways been done, namely, call a meeting of the Board, consult over the matter and, if possible, ' h act entire13r,for t e best interests Of the town. Did, this look as if I was, admit. ed by smite towards any one: If I had done as Mr. Beattie says I should have done, gone at once in a tyrannical thawl ner and placarded Dr; Smith's house and his -Own, without even deigning to consult the Board, I would have eertain. ly thrown myself open to'. the 'charge of being moved solely by ill will inthe mat.' ter and complaint against me ou that° score would have been still more loud.' and.grievous than it hi to•day.: Find.' ing•that Iced& not be present the meeting of the Board, I sent in !my rew commendations advising them. to carry out the law. _ Next morning in reply to my interrogations the secretary told me that the Board had done nothing; - I will give the substance of his temarks as correctly . at -1 ,can: .Mr. Beattie considered it - unnecessary to plac- ard' as such- steps had never _been,' taten before, and that his little 'girl was doing well and they: might sdelay, at any rate, to see. if the disease would spread. Mr. Beattie said •that he would warn his neighbors • and do what he could to Prevent the disease from spreading:- I felt satisfied that the. Board had made a mistake, worse- than that, they had committed a blunder. .1/1r. Beattie's' reasoning- boiled down' , merely armounts to this: .(1) The health officers have never done their duty be ; there- is no reason -i why they should begin to do their duty now.. (2) Don't placard my house; wait till the _disease spreads to my neighbors. As to the promise that he would warn his neighbors and do his best to prevent the -disease from spreading, we willsee fur- ther on how "His Worship" kept his pledge. .1 should remark herehat the Mayor tries to throw the blame off him- self by saying that my letter to the Board was principally directed' against Dr. Smith. 3,1r. Beattie must have mis- understood my letter. True, I: censur- ed the Doctor for concealing thedisease;* for Mr. Beattie will remember that In- spector Anderson Was sent round to Dr. Smith's at the time the rumor was cur- rent ;that the Doctor's son had died Of diphtheria and that he came hack with a fiat denial, that there, ever had been diphtheria in the house. When the disease broke out in Mr. Beattie's fam- ily, Dr. Smith, according to. Mr. Beattie, admitted. that it ,mitst have spread from his house as -Ms tive 'little girls had the disease. Howevergin my letter, -I -advised that Dr. Smith's home should be disinfected according to law. - It was Ur. Beattiel house that I' claimed sliould be plaearded, and when I told councillor Thomas Duncan that I was going to resign, I said more in 130:: ttie has showing e chief em an example by himself obeying the Jaws which he administers." On the fcilloiv- ing day I stepped down and tram . thankless position. to which there was nothing but abuse attached. • Now, _a word or two as to the Manner in which al or he nd r ule wheretheBoard of Health mentioned. Mr. Beattie's 'ob- lain. He wishes to saddle all nsibilty on the health officer: t quotes the word which suit his own pUrpose and cunningly leaves put those that would put part of the respien- Sibility on the Board, part on the se re. tary of the Board and part upon Beattrefere' e to tbe remark that I did Beattie himself as a householder: report all my own cases. I have to. thatI have reported- every ease req ' ing to be reported under the,Act, for the last sii months, and the secretary of the Board has my reporteln his 'posses ion ' now, aind if Mr. Beattie still remain in ignorance of that fact, it is his fault, Inot mine. 1 have had one case of diphth and one of whooping cough, bothl of which 1 I reported within twenty-four hours. 1 I had two cases of typ id- hich I also reported to the se re% ough I did not need .to do th* As not a disease - requiring -to i be ed, as it is not carried from hti use e likediphtheria or scarlet fe er, ing lealth.officer myself I could the yards or the wells and order be cleansed and -institute ny measures I should consider r. In ot ay 11' - fever tary t it we. plitear -to hen and • inspec them smite necessery, and this is in. reality what I the to. an ar. ie's ants,. Now, a few words in te- te his insinuations. Mr. Be ttie that I must' liave been offen ed. at- ". did upon the spot. Cases, however,100 curitit in the practice of other ph ians dwiild have been reported to - seCre ry of the Board, or , to il self, as neither of us were - posed to know of such eases. this as not been done, I am no blame f I have shown my brethre example and kept my own record el This, think, answers Mr. Beat ' state - ferenc think • at hi tendi4 that " long for having- another physician his - children. I had thought r. Beattie who has known me ‘se ould have known me' better than to.sa pose for a moment that I. was • capable of taking offence at anything of the k d. Ile hada right to have any physician he pleased :and I can., &slurs him tbat it would never have made me a worse friend than I was, before When Mr. Beattie asked me tastep in. end? ses his child in the absence of the fleeter in attemiance he asked me to do a thing hav fessio Thou • ',in be . Bur never done during my whole al career, and never trill h I must say that other docitorit go Ind my back and take- my eases. saysk -•. t 'Where ye feel yourhonotgrip Let thateye be your border." • f felt! " my honor grip," hence 4 re- - fused! Mr. Beattie's, requests. If 44 had aske the havb 1'O - do, irm th .un And yet,with a very flttle expense it is possible tn*inter pigs so that a • good; thrifty growth can be secured. - The principal point outside of- a good _supply of feed, is a comfortable pen. rhis._ need notbe expensive. The prim:midpoint ii'Ming, secure -good drainage and see building, see that it is warm and dry. In t the rootits tight. Build so that it an be cleaned easily, as cleanliness is very important to securing health. With a comfortable *house it will Mph% a much less quantity of feed; at the same, time it will: answer even with a com feitable hause to start in With the in with the intention of wintering the pigs as cheaply is possible. ' • t is really a choice between feeding sufficient quantity' to maintain a aclY growth and securing a profit ni the feed, or of stinting the feed and losing the greater portion of its *al- gal. It is not necessary that the pigs should be penned upvin fact, the better plan is.to let them run out. - They will usually sleep in their pen and stay in on stormy days, and they will he .all tlie better for the exercise they will take.--. Swine Breeders' Journal. • - Edwin Forrest's Secret. : he ggreat tragedian, Forrest, which 'oreV-• pought to learn ind profit by. Said he, 'I owe all my success to the fad that everything I have undertaken I .have done thoroughly. I steer neglect trifles." That's the point -dont ne teat trifles. Dont neglect that hacking co. gh,thoth night -sweats, that feeble and capri- cious appetite, and the other symptoms, trifling ip themselves, but awful in their signitlaance. They herald the approach of consumption. You are in danger, but you can be saved. Dr. • rce's Golden Medical Discovery will restore yol to health and vigor, as it 'has thousands of others. For all scrofulous diseases, and con- su ption is oncepf them,: it is a sovereign rem - ed . Perth Items. Mr. Dan. Spice of Montana, is vie - g friends in Eullarton.. i -4.4e apple evaporating establithment is being opened in St. Marys. t 'The Methodists of Kirkton are just completing a very handsome church ed- ifice. . • i; -Mr, James' Spice was over recently frOm Michigan, and sold his property at Villaticii to Mr. W. Cornish. i -The fall fair on Tuesday last week at Fullerton.- is reported to have been the best held for years. . --Stuart's flouring /mill in Mitchell has been shut down the 'petit two weeks for repairs and improvements. -Jinies Campbell, of Ribbed,' has been fined $3 and costs for assaulting THE ount it takes to -winter them more an pigs farrowed in the spring. This u makes it, undeeench circumstances, desirable to have Digs come in the fall. EXPOS1 ia art a row than in anger, ‘-Mayor Be lost a golden opportunity of the people of .Seaforth. how magistrate of the town can set . Mr. Beattie' carried out his -and showed his ' brotherly 1 near neighbor to the east an to the west of him, bothwith $ flies told,me that Mr. Beattie formed them of the existence theria in his house and the people of the town know that',.he did not keep. his childten at hameirom school during the time that the dim:mile was In his house, ,though Dr. Smith in .a letter to Pt. parenle th ' diph t. idren to ust have does this ion- that he was Carrying out the instrtictions of the physician in attendance. 1 The re- sult of all this was that m numbers with- i drew their children froSO 061 Solely on Mr., Beattie's account, not wish- ing them to be exposed to so contagious and dangerous a disease as the one in puestion. How do the Mayor's actions in - this . matter. agree with; his high ideas Of "brotherly love," No wonder, that one . of our citizens in discussing this question with a companion ,it ' few days ago, made_ the remark,: "Well, if Mayor Beattie has taken this disease they call brotherly Jove, he hatfziot got it veribad. The symptoms are not well marked in his case." Ilia iWership promises at some future time to teach the householders of Seaforth theirduties in reference to these matters. This is, a season. the form s subject, Seaforth promises ve." A another all fain - ever in - of, diph- urniture N. VVATSON, eral Ipstiralice Agent ANp- O&M= 188a. Farmers, Attention. tintertaki -if ,:su want g don' forget to . before .buying cl his stock very lar to suit the times. The Undertak with every sani icomMended •by t • tone of the cone - :Mention to the demonstrated by •Toropto School tor prepared than duct funerals on our oisatrons than und rthicem," wil trap.. • Wareroonis-O , Telegraph Offiee g Wareroome value for your money, - .M. Robertson_ a cilt11 where. You, will find eand varied, and prices • Deiller in- Swing Machines, As the season is now about overlay Seeds, I purpose giving my attention particularly to the sale Of Manitoba ,Oil Cake, - Linseed Meal, Flax Seed, Corn Meal, Claimed Department is -replete -ty convenience, as ro- e Undertakers' Assoc's-, ent. We pay particular ience of embalming, as minent professors a the oi Medicine, and are bet - ever to furnish and .on. ore reasonable terms to any so-oalled "reform ' their advertising clap - e -door south of the ain Street, Seaforth. BERTSON- • Mackid, • said he warned th whose houses were infected w theria not to send their oh school. If this is true he warned Mr.' Beattie. How agree with Mr: teattie's nese - .VETER,INARy;i: • EAFORTH HORSE INFIRMARY.-Cornir • Jervie and GoderiohStreets, next door to II resbythrian Church, Seaferth, 'Ont. All d eases Of Horses,- Cattle, Shoop, or any of the co mestioated animals,- succesitully treated at 1 e InfIrmArY, or eiseWhere, on the shortest. noti Charges moderate. JAMES W. ELDER, Ve Mary Surgeon, S. -A large stook of Vete aryMedicinelkept constantly odhandj ; • , • . ALTER SHILLINGLAW, • V,. fl.; grad . of the Ontario Veterinary; College, T onto; Registered B/01111VZ of the ,Onterlo Ve !nary Medical Association; also Honorary Me ber cif the Vetetinary Medical -Society; Tre all Diseases of Ilomesticated Animale.. A particular attention given to Veterinary Dent -try. Homes eariffully•exaMined for Spundn and -Certificates given. All calls promptly Atte ed to by Mailer Otherwise. Orpxoz at Re flenee,13taffa, Ont. •* • 104 Ir• te James Mires. • ,-Mitchell town council has under consideration the lighting of the town w th.electriC light. v. •' -The harvest home festival held by Trinity church, Mitchell, last week, net- ted $43. .• -Miss McPherson and Miss Stock; gf the boys' home, Stratford, Sailed from Montreal last week for England. • -Another incendiary fire has taken place in Listowel and Mt. Stepan's d honks and stable ate. in ashes. -Mr. R. • Rodgers, Fullarton, arid r. and Mrs. R. jones, Logan, left re- tlfon a trip to -Scotland. Farquharson, Of :Stratford, ped and fell on the street, the other y, breaking her shoulder bone. -L-On the 10th inst., 'Dr. Hurlbut, of itchell, had 'James McDowell, of Me - Killen,. up:for beingdrunk and disorder- ly:. Fined $5 and -costs. T. D. Nevins has been engaged by the Mitchell Public Moo' Board to Ore 'twelve tinging lessons. in each of the eight departments, for $48. . D. H. Dorman, of the woolen - Mitchell, has made an assignment. Liabilities, :$3,800, mete estimated at $7,750. Mr. Dorman makes the assign- ment on account of the depression in the woolen trade. • -A man named Alex. Lou& was. thrown from his rig and seriously in- jure&while 'returning from St; Marys . - -Mr. D. 'Coughlin. uncle of Mr.. Di Coughlin, of Kinkorav had his pocket p cked 010;275 at St. Thomas, on Tues- day last' week. 1 -The barns and contents of Mr; W. Thoinas, Blanshard; • Were burned. the -other day.at noon. A 'perk from the engine did it. - - -The ofieringe at the Stratford ahem market on Thursday, last week, were 2,600 boxes September_ sand-, Octo- ber make: Sales, 1,200' boxes at 11*c. -Dr. Hanoven, of Stratford, son•in- lew of. Mr. Joseph. Kidd, Dublin, has been appointed surgeon of the Military &shod at London. Salary, $1,400. . '-For the year endier,September th, 158 .persons were committed to ratford jail -136 males and. 22 fe- ales, eleven of the Whole number be- ing lunatics. •• • -Rev. Mr. Nugenthaitpreached sey- Mat sermons to the. people of Wallace. and - the question is asked by many, Why has he staid so long • among 'the Gadarenes ? • -Mr. Richard drahain; who for a number of years has kept the old Elma Centre hotel, has just cempleted the ser .. - dation of a handsome brick hotel _app., 4te the old One. ' ; -Rev. E.- Wallace Waits, • B. A., of Chatham, New Brunswick, formerly pastor of -St. Andrew's church, Stratei ford, - has accepted . the call to ' Knott church, Owen, Sound. His induction, takes piece November 1. 0 rich. Itis the best joke of t He might deliver his advice t of a lecture, and take as h "The duties of the people 0 in regard to the Health Act." He would have a large audience. The idea is a novel one. Mayor Beattie lecturing to the people of this town on their duty in these mattersavould he strongly Ott gestive of a ceitain exalted personage reproving sin ()tithe famous P. T. Bar-: num lecturing on "Humbug," In min - elusion, we would say in the language of the poet, Altering the words slightly to suit this auspictious'occasien. W. orthgrave HAS REMOVED HIS Jewelry Establiehmen . To the Cain hell' Block, OOrner Ma and God rich Streets, Seaforth, • ; Where he Itelips A large stook of Gold and Sil Watches, Fine Jewelry; Clecke, &c. • A B itock of "Heavy Plain Geld Wedding:Rings, & cheap- as the ebeaptiet!' . Watches, Clocks a d Jewelry tepaited with despatch. • tgrcharges. Reasonable,. . I iforthgraves, _ • 1 Campbell's Seitforth.- 31 er LEGAL ATTHEW MORRISON, Walton, Insurance Agent, Commissioner for taking affidavits, Conveyances, &c. Money to loali the lowest rates. M. MORRISON, Walton.• '• TITJL HASTINGB,Solicitor,eto. OfilceCady's yt . t.Block, opposite Commercial Hotel, Sea - forth, .• 974 EAGER & LEWIS, Barristers; - Goderioh.- Office, opposite the Colborne Hotel. 976 T BEST, Barrister, Sidicitorate. Moe= EY.. Rooms One 'Door North of the Comthercial Hotel, ground floor not door to Beams butcher shop. Agents-("Ammion, HOLT &cusses. 870 In 11 -ohms reliable companiee, and .losses set Iltlitinds of property insured at lewest rates tied Proniptly, I ' • ;pedal low rates on FARM PROPERTY In the Gore and :Waterloo, 8rom. 75n to $1 (cseli plen1 for. thme years: Mills and factories in- sured in these coMpenieslat a saving of 20 per cent on stook companiei; ; - Bole the ITE and RAYMOND SEWING MACHINES -(fa and inanufaotur- ing)J Prices rangingtroni$25 to $75. . All ma- chines warranted for five ram on every kind oi work. Needles, oil And malts for sale. Ma- ohines,repaired.. . . MAIN STREET!, SEAFORTIt. - FLOUR AND FEED -OF- ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Those desirous of purchasing Alrit. class goods at the lowest -prices, would 'do well to Call on , le013ERT SCOTT, C. Willson's Block, Main Street; Seaforth. iirGoods delivired in any part cf the town•free. The North American BANKING bOMPANY, (NOT - INCORPORATE)). ARROW -& PROUDFOOT, Barristers, Solid - tors, kes, Gaderich, Ontoriq, J. T. Gamow, C.; Wm. Paouiroor. , • 686 • VAMERON; .mnr & CAMERON, Barriiten, . Solicitors ie:ChaticettL&A, Goderichr;Ont,- ...'0, Canission; Q. • 0.,.-.111110 MOW, /82_ 1111111111011. : • . • • DV6 • -'1 :OFTUS,.. E. *DANCEY; lets with Cameron, .1.4 Holt k Cameron' Goderich, .Barrister, SO, Baba, Conveyancer, ice,. to loan.. Ben . son'e Old Office; Csrdno e-BlOok Seaforth 786. .• . . J. bOW.101EY, Solicitor, Conveyancer, &o . Late. of Victoria B. 0, Office -Over Bank of Commerce, Main'street, Seaforth.' . vete funds to roan at 5fr and 0 percent. *1085 (AWNING k SCOTT, :Barristels, Soliciton, .111. Conveyancers; &a. --Solicitors for the 13snis of Johnston, Tisdale -1 Gale. Money -.to loan. Moe -Beaver Block, Clinton, Ontario- A. H. MANNINGdAMES ficorr,•• 781 • ti 'HOLUESTEti, lummox to the late firm of 11. ilkilsughey &-Jlohnested, Barrister, Sod Hefter, Conveyancer. and Notary. Solicitor for the Canadian Bank of Commerce. Money to lend. - Forms for ale. Office in Scott's Man, Street. Seaforth.• - • • . ' DWARD NORMAN LEWIS, Barrister; So- licitor in High Court, .• Conveyancer, etc., Goderichand Baylield„ :Money Loan at five And one-half per cent. •on • two -third, margin. Bayfield OffiCe _open every Thureday. from 9:80 10 4:30, in Swarth' trete! Block, opposite Division Court office. • ' 108811 • .1.100•1 W ••••••••••.1.4*11 • . A .General Banking' businen troy acted. • •• Farmers' paper discounted, Drafts boughtend field. • Interest allowed on deposits. • OFFICE -In the -Commercial 310tel building. J. 0. SMITH, Manager. • F. HOLMESTED„. Solicitor. - 10511 HURON AND BAUCE Loan and Invedment QOPTY AmmwriN This bonipany is Loaning Money on Fivm. Security at lowest Bates of Interest. • • MONEY TO LOAN. li/lONEY TO LOAN., -;-Straight loans At BIM 21' cent., with the privilege to benowet of.repaying part of the principal money at • any time. Apply to F. HOPI D, Barristet Seetorth. • • = t 850 . DENTISTRY, L. BALL, L D. S.,-Ilonor Graduate, an di . M. R. C. D. S. of Toronto. Vitalized Al ven. latest impreveMents in Dentistry ob served.,, Office in Meyer's Block,- Seaforth, hour 9 a. m. - to 5 p. in; ° Fees reasonable. B. B MORIES,• D. D. S.', of Philadelphia, Assistant , . • ' 980 . . s • 1797: J. M'IM..A.IR,. s T -D. S., M. R. C. and B. 8,o -IJ. 'Ontario. Latest improve ments in every line. Satisfactio guaranteed. . Office, -In • Cady's Block, opposite Coil:menial - Hotel, Besforth. Residence,Thepoplers, John Street. - 941 . . . CCARTWRIGHT & BON, DOR; ' ties, of Exeter, Ont. One of the above will visit Blyth th hist Thursday,and fallowing Fri cliy of each month, at Mi1-e's, Hotel, will visi .Zurich the first Wednesday of every month a Peine' i Hotel, and Hensiill the following Thurs. day of every month at Reynold's Hotel, where he will perform all dental operationo. Teeth ex tracthd with a new Japan anesthetie, which re - moves- nearly all pain. Parties desiring new teeth will please.call early in the morning of the - first day. •Charges moderate. Terms cath. 984 , . . - When I say CURE I do not mean Merely to 8 them for a time, and -then hare thein rat ro Again. I mean A 'RADICAL CURE. Ive : .. made the disease Of , FITS, , EPILEPSY OR •-• . .FALLING SICKNESS A life-long study. •i WARRANT my reined oun the worst eases. Because others failed is no reason for not now receiving a e Send at once for a treatise and -a FRES B of my INFALLI LE REMEDY. Give express post office11 este you nothing fOr a trial, it will cure y u, *Address ---DR. H. G. RO st yorige Street, Toronto, Ont. • 10784 to.. ve . re. nd nd T, Mortgages Puchasect. SAVINGS BANK BRANCH, 3,4 and 5 per Cent.Interist Allowed es . Deposits, according to amgunt and . time left. • OFFICE. -Corner of 'Market Square and. North Street, Goderich. IfORACE HORTON, Maxson. Goderloh, August 5111,1885. 928 Division Court Notice. The Office' of —the 'Second - Division Court, County of Huion, will is found open every lawful day at the residence of Jobs Weattie, Goderich Street west, -from 10 o'cleek s. m. until 4 o'clock p. M., and everything will to done that is Poseible in the interestef Butter:1, Telephone communication in the office. - • Any anicnmt of Money to Loan on 10.4 imp . arty, farm or town, at- the -very lowest rate. -of interest, and terms of payment made tO-181ii borrowertei lk JOHN 'BEATTIE, Clerk. 960t1 - 4 :NE "Now, let us sing, long live,the Queen. . And Iteattie, long live he, t . And When he next doth lighten us, - May I be there to see." - '',Yours truly, -, . J. 'CAMPBELL. :, • ,October 17th,„1888. , • • ; Wintering Pigs. , As generally wintered, it hardly pays to keeppigsthrough the winter. The slow growth secured fails to pays a fair per centnpon the feed required fo keep. Not but that it is possible : to secure a good growth if the proper conditions are given, but in so metty cases these are - not provided and as a consequence the pigs manage to live throtigh•the winter but come out in the spring in such con. dition that the same grade of - pigs far- rowed in the spring will make upon the feed by fall. 1, A stunted pig is poor property to say the /east, and the trouble Is that in a majority of -cases fall pigs get thoroughly stunted when wintered on the farm. There are exceptions, of course, and these prate that byiproperly ttoviding 4 com- fortable pen where it will not be nee ,etisary to maintain anima heat entirely by feeding grain and then by giving good feed, a steadilygrowt can be 'se- cured. Whenever feed is fedout to stock of any kind and a steady gr wth is not ia secured, the larger per cent of the feed is wasted, and this is 'a ut the case with the greater portion f the feed given to pigs during the w':it ter. So that under what we may term the average farm treatment, fall pigs Tit just , the - - GODLRICH BOILER WORK me to go in, in consultation ysician in, attendance, I gone at once. My 'remark ith ould hitt •whe4 he told Me how the dodowas treating his child will • not bear o, t his insin nation that I held spite towardls the doct r 1 question. I replied, All •••: ••, ••• „ right, I use that treatment myself: ' If ' I had gone in . behind - the doctoif and blamed '.his treatment and ., called the disease by some other name I would truly acted in an unbrOthe ly as as in an unprofessional in ne-r- ould have fairly laid myself open e.charges which Mr. Beattie it akes. remark incidentally that if ft had not ben -for the 44 that Mr. .13. attie wished me to step in and see his tchild as shove - mentioned; the Board * Quid haYe limit no knowledge of the exiatence of."4.iphtheria in hie house, as neitlter he. nor the doctor in. attendance ever went • to the trouble of notifying the secretary of the Board or the health Acer. I took, advantage of the knowledge thus casually obtained and notified the see-. retaVy, and -we consulted, in reference to the matter and came to the: conclusion bav well and to t I in " OsAarrh. rys: ,a1 & 1314c work first-oh:mat liberal rates. - 971 , . s , - Manufacturers e all kinds of Stationery, Ma no .. Upright and Ti.bular Boilers. ' . . • KINSMAN, Dentist, L D. S., Exeter, Ont. Wili be -at Zurich_, ,the Huron Hotel, on the - LAST THURSDAY IN JAM MONTH. -Teeth extracted with the least pain possible, All SALT PANS,- SMOKE STAC S i and all kinds 01 Sheet iron work. STEAM AND WATER PIPE pinyis08 . i , .,.., .-„ constantly on hand. On hand, ready for delivery; One 50 licirse-power New Steel Bo lir complete. , , One 35horsepower second-hand b il- er in good order. Also a" lff horse -power Engine nd Boiler, secondhand, in good conditi n, .. A'Complete 2nd -hand Threshing Out it, .. . Boiler,Engine, Separator, &ei, all in good w rk- ing order. Will be sold' oheap. Mail orders II receive promp.t attention. Works opposite T R. Station. , •, - • ' P. 0.. BOX 361 • Goderteh, May 26th. 1886. . MARTIN •L D. S. Honor graduate of „ heRoyal e . ourgeo 'C,cill ge f Dental he ef Onthrio. All- the anesthetics used for the painless extraction of teeth. Office-Cfarfield Block. i3R US SELO. 10061. f. „ MEDICAL. THE BISHOP ST ACHAN SCR OL F 041: 'lir U G LlA ID 1 E Wykeham Hall, College avenue, Toro to; Re- opens WEDNESDAY,'SE • - As V4010010E4 for new resident pupils are :Red, parents are requested; before the,ope ing day; to afrange for admissiOn (by.letter•or o with Miss -GRIER, the Lady Nino pal, who will -be at home after Met August., CiMuIars are sent et once on application. . . - t A NEW HOME TREATMENT FOR THE CURE OF CATARRH, CATARRHAL DEAFNESS AND HAY FEVER. The Microscope has proved that these diseases' are contagion's,. and that they are due to -the . resence of living 'parasites- in the interlining 'imbrue of the upper air passages and mote,- chian tubes. The *eminent scientists, Tyndall, Huxley and Beale endorse this, and these authorities cannot be disputed., The regular method of treating.. these diseases has been to apply an irritant remedy weekly,• and even daily, thus keeping, the delicate membtane in 4 constant of irritation, allowing nye) chance to heal, and as a natural consequence of such reattnent not one perman'ent cure has.ever been recorded. It is an -absolute- fact that these dis- eases cannot be cured by any application -made oftener than once in two weeks, for the mem- brane must get a °Wince to heal before an appli-, cation is repeated. It is now seven 3 -ears since. Mr..Dikon discovered the parasite in catarrh and formulated -his new treatment, and since then his remedy has become a household ' word in every country where . the English la) nage is :dig spoken. Cures effected' by him sev years ago are cures still, there having been no etuni of the disease.. - • So highly are thee° remedies valued, 414 ignorant imitators have started up everywhere, pretending to destroy % parasite of which they know nothing, by remedies, the results of the application of which they are equally ignorant. Mr. Dixon's reniedy is applied only once in two. weeks, and from one to three applications effect a permanent cure in the most aggravated cases. Mr. Dixon sends a pamphlet- describing his new treatment on the -receipt of stamp to par postage. .me address is A. H. Dixon & Son,. 2,08 King street west, Toronto, Canada.-Solentifip. Ameritian. " - _ : 106842 M. HANOVER, Ide D, C. M. Granata of MoGill 'University, Physic -45n, Surgeon an AccoUcheur, Seaforth, Ont. Office and se. sidence-North side Godetich street, first brick house east of the Methodist church. • 901- , - , INIS 0 ELIflaT r . ' it OM*. Brumfield, Men..., ij tides . Royal 011ege of Physicians and Surgeons, Edinburgh. Brueefiehl, Ont. 980 G. soon, sf. D., &o„ Physician, Surgeon, eJ . and Aocoucher, Seaforth, Ont. Office and - residence South -Nide of foderich street, Second Door east ef the Presbyterian Church. so - Ths • W. BRUCE SMITH, M. D 01f., Member of the College of Physicians and Snrgeons, &o.; Seaforth, Ontario. Office and residence same as occupied by Dr. Vercoe. 868 DR. MACKID, Lieentiath of Edinburgh and Glasgow, Office,- .Meyer's Block, Main -Street, Seaforth. Residence, John street. Call at night at either the Office Of Residence. 894 Still to the Yront. 2 T E CAHI ANKOF COMMER E.: HEA'D1 'OFFICE, TORONTO. , I • Paid up Capital, -• Rest, 600; PREMDENT_,: HEiciir W. Danutra,.. GENERAL. MANAGER,. t. E. WALKER, Ass't 'MAXA4ER, J;4II, PLUM ER.- , • SEAFORTH BRANCH. " The SeaforthoBrech of this Bank ,'oontin es to • 'receive *deposits in SAVINdS. BANK, . on 'which intermit is allowed at current- atm _. Drafts on all.the principel towns and (sit es In -Canada, ora-• Groat Prithin, and on the -11 Ned States, bought and sold. - Office-Firit door. Sorra of. the tkimm rime Hotel. .- • • • . JOHN AIRD°Manager. • • . Jr. 110L1LESTED • : . -• D. . B. 310LEAN wishes, to inform his feus. tomersand thepublic in general that he is pre. paredto attend to all who favor him with their patronage.-• • iggril0dOltli 11 0•0 0 ril,, eit. o e4 o X tgritg; - me Li CD E. ,1 g o inggrao ,-.- 1 ril -1 rspgroise.ip ,_ . ' 64> :447111-ige 14: i Z a P V2:04. Sm: 4 g • 14 0 2 9 g: ; 11 -24) N ;381"I'll N .4I P 0 el:, ' .155.751:1 ,°* :,..g.' . f:er12. Xctooc p -,Ti mira. pasz.A.s ITE RONZE Iffoiyu eilt Co. • Grist1ng. and ChopPing, a Specialty. The mill 4,111 be running two days- in the week, namely- Tuesday and Friday.; until thi- ther notice. , :McLean, 1084 MARRIAGE LICENSES issuED AT THE HURON EXPOSITOR OFFICE SELLIFORTE., ONTA.1110# HQ WITNIESSIES ,RROUIRED The First Sympleffis Of all Lung diseases Etre much theeanie; feverishness, - loss 'of appetite, sere throat, pains In the chest and, back, headache, etc. In a -.few days yeti may be well, or, on the other hand, you may 'be dotelt with Pneumonia or ," galloping Consumption." Run no risks, but begin inunedlately to take Ayer's Cheri' •Pectoral. • Several yearsiago., James Ilirehard, . Varian, Conn., was severely ill. The :doctors said he was in. consumption, and that they could do nothing for Writ but advised him, as a last resort, to try Ayer's Cherry Pectoral., After taking this medicine, two or three months, he was pronounced a well than.' health remains good to the presentainy; 3, S. Bradley, Maiden, : Mass., wliteSt "Three winters ago I took a severe eoldt, which repidly4eveloped:Into Bronchitis' and Consumption, . I was so weak that I Could not sit up, was much emailatiodt and. coughed incessantly -I -I consulted several doctors, but they were pinver- Jess, and all agreed that I was Con- aumption. At last, a friend brought ine • a bottle of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. • gl'OM, the first dose, I found relief. Two bottles -cured me, and my„health has since been perfect." Ayer's Cherry P • writ111Sialinste(gThme who. in the r siondinggfe tho tfttinof • lien that we. In°184413:11wiSegib7seted'trbiteelgutftuici:!‘ullilitou'btly'e°:aecishre 10:118713. the culinstl. dep outer be First, there is a ..t.:tathekpaybilikussrit:vhiesse,velien, m, vc :Mcemometbicanc gnoahflantolidleilsovir*fiblitfhitilioii:hnerigis _Suing:kw% do ebvet 411burntimeserilleinp7ththniengt3re.'isiorsrYuP'hianll gram stick or um fs thrown at'ther toced osrt°stevew,woliril iheressoncrmatis, finotwriitiosh1:1,7e.dtvoiteineparY4d1, it is -that it do its t • ssetssiygoodulnwygeoactedrniatiau,dbpssr; and help. • For lee • Here is a place fez Secondly The /Sir the pantry. ghouls and take 1 - eaid110 one hes no old .zar-,s7r :or: agn ahkthtieiy, 4,,:t7naf;dai bee middy has been dmethsalcertinthtll rep but few women wi perwhen their bei - an, To study eere to find the result t siessil&S leaked on spigthe ctbizat ;letor blioauve:i soured by one ti jagii:elli::aPvi4uwedhett hil;fsegythe°r-rv-e waiting, at she don't like the house in the nti • have to provide e for some one whot to your house it would accept tilt 'after the quinces a Snt that the brass • towed -all this dt kiteben. the 11Tel:ellen lisinthele of the household. • the Whole establisi -decides the health health settles Heady. 'bread, to plum -pudding, m sad ani decided the 'fate houses, legislative, :Went rex. What seized with n 10/ .413011t the time of the last French What when -1 'reef GraeleliBlisriatr:i4ktin,,- been oirercome by when the rnonetar3 with the-101litre of Co., the cook a should by xneans pasbry bave_killed • t ?, The kitcher off the briglitestcpr gridiron has oftt Inerolal enterprtie; ilig:aleekte13.'t°nrob-inhatid,anuseLkiekt-,:l it will never be fu the history af the graceher d° ut to fatigues t ° na I ha -45ordPGoalleinkegnoin:withbfae3ndea* wads ,sand Whim bottle his people's the number of swe tdibend bi t, e st ait I. waydsho ini em.2 n eye111 wri mi scepter. Be faithf Ilit441111.6er"tittertfted: 171111b1643ert-thitelliner:figasvackt-' 11°15bhhtlfe. tolifelithelsitee ab.osttl ristis 4tontiasumn st"betitts07iiiateiftrehoCtnicohe me the an Iledt unless she at theuetimxPrerileoctisitrdy,a,S. Inme, 0 eP et c)tvrtf will va bbbt It( t,,,e;roit Worked mtilvyerymotherbara lignif"n77.1:11rein?-" vrtablece dsah1 ° sometimesPgadnal al tit :70,,wgiti idase rye inc on : WI $OO11OS Of yoi 17124e4'174/1e*de.:Ilied.Th;at"1 -t -of 4:hal: :gin*: thevitto the Teountry ho 11°"d:921est *DIY 'ent411;16L S. on eithethar- :414.41en• liveeigsi ;:nnwhantehinisen,nieizhvee Inn .11,11d • IvitEPASED ST Dr. J. O. Ayer 84, Co., Lowell, Mos. 13old by Druggists. Pricegt ; tottle;.• 12EHNYRI1,Y-141. WAFEIS0 Prescription of a physicisn who has had a life long experience is treating female diseases Is nod monthly with_perfect sueoeo over 10,000 ls,dies. Pleasen effectual. Ladies ask your gists for Pennyroyal Wlifero4 and - • take no substitute, or.. _tholes , \ postage for sealed partiosuanii Bold y all druggists, $1 per box, - Address THE BURMA CHEMICAL Dog Do` troit,Micli. 28r Sold- in Seaforth bylining.* & Wilsoniand by druggists generally law The Only Bronze Foundry in the Dominion. • Our material fs end a4 :.bsing practically Ipsorb mOisture, and ea bY the frost. 1 . nd forl4esIgns4 and Mims to by leading 'scientist . perishable. 1 11 cannot nsequently is not affect. GrfaarviBbiton, AITCTIONEERS, T Pi BRINE, Licensed Auctioneer for tho • County of Huron, Sales attended in .1 pate' of the County. All orders left II TO Fareirroz Office will be promptly Attended te, rPHOMAS BROWN, Licensed Anettoeste tor the Counties of Huron and Perth. conducted on the raostreasonable terns& leftist the Queeses Hotel, or byMailaddisillio,a, - Box On Seoforth P. O. will be promptlyanow Oil iflOMASBBOIVIT lioccod Avail* WI* 4$