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Ilium 15, 1889,
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TH
N 'EXPOSITOR.
News Notes. -
—President Harrison's inauguration
.diook place Monday amid drenching
yaw The crowd was immense.
—Kansas has passed the bill to pre -
•Tent trusts, combinations and pools.
....,L -The bill [making train robbery -- a
capital crirae -has become law - in
Arizona.
--An attempt has been: made by
White Caps t� murder J. P. Smith,
editor of the Furniture 'News, of Min -
:Napoli*.
--George islorley, wholesale lumber
dealer, Detroi , has assigned. Liabil-
ities not over 100,000, and Henry A.
,Gould & Co., Boston, dealers in dye-
*tufa, have aseigned. Liabilities near-
ly $1,000,000. •
- —Only one newspaper — a Liberal.
journal—welcomed the. return of Em-
press Frederic to' Germany.
—The farmers of Iowa are organizing
- to resist the binding twine trust.
—Rev, T. t.. Thomas, of the First
Baptist church at Carlton, New York,
has been jaiie aiii charges of forgery.
--It is reported that there are '18,-
4)00,000 bushels of wheat in farmers'
hands and gevatoraf in - Dakota, and
that it will require 134000,000 nushels
for seed and bread, - -
—Itis reported that the Czar is scan-
dalized by the irregular life of his.
brothers, and lae ordered Gran& Duke_
- Vladimir to resign the comnYandership
of the Guards. .
—The boat race at San Francisco, be-
tween O'Conn and Gaudaur, for the
championship of America rind $1.,000 a
side, was won asily by O'Connor, who
finished alone,
- • —Dr._ Carve '8 herd of 30- villa buf-
falos, from the,plains of Manitoba and
the Northwest Territory, the last of
their race, arrived it Detroit the other
day on their way to the Paris Expos-
ition. ,
- ',The Lake coal dealers, taking in
the Hocking V Bey and Pittsburg die-
.' Wets, have f med a ',strong organiz-.
ation to regu ate prices and control
matters gener ly, It is eaid the soft
coal dealers of f Chicago Will co-operate
with them. • _
- —The jubilee of Joachim's debut as violinist was celebrated in Berlin the
. other day. A committee presented
- 100,000. mark to fond a Joachim
acholashi for poor musicians. '
sir—It will ye be fresh in the memory
of our readers,the marriage • of young
Gilmour to a daugbter of Mi. A. Bice,
' At Clandeboy , against the wishes of
her farnily. The outcome of this mar-
riage was the, Oceaeion . of several laws
suits in the cofirts at London between
' the opposing parties, each accusing the -
other of being guilty of criminal actions.
And now come, the finale. -"The . young
-unfortunate wife died on Sunday, Feb-
ruary,„10th, after a severe illness, while
. yet in the 16th year of her age
—As two yeung men were driving
. . along St. Clams avenue, Toronto, the
other evening, their 'horses suddenly
dropped into an open sewer ten feet
deep. They- Were -extricated from their
uncomfortable position with - a great
deg of difficulty, none the worse for the
'accident
—Mrs. James Stitt, of Princeton, fell
on the sidewalk in Woodstock, 'the
' other night, and broke her right leg
just above the ankle. . She had come to
the town on a visit
—Mr. David i Evans, of London town-
ship; missed nine of his pigs, recently,
and some of them were found in Edward
Whiting's barn. Whiting was remand-
ed by Squire Peters oir Tuesday, when
lie_was called to explain:
—Funerals of the victims of the St.
George railway accident took place on
Saturday, 3nd mst The body of the
wowan killed in the' dining eel-, at . first
supposedto-Captain Moore, has been.
identified. • 4 is Miss Maggie English,
formerly of the Islerchmont House, Belle-
ville. The r pairs of the bridge' are
completed am trams are now running.
The funerals in 'Woodstock were attend-
• ed by upwards of 20,000 people. - -
—Six acres qf wheat have been sown
on theExperiniental Farm at Brandon,
Manitoba, and and eight acres by (4 Brandon
' farmer. ,The weather is now becoming
cooler..
—Andre* McNally, a well-known
citizen of Winnipeg, and secretary of
the Knights of Labor, while returning
home about- twelve o'clock on the night
of the firet inst , attempted to crawl un-
der a Canadian , Pacific - freight train,
which was standing across the street at
the statiOn. the train started suddenly
and,MeNally was literally cut to pieces,
portions of his 'body being strewn along.
the track for three or four. hundred
yards. Deceased came from Montreal,'
where he was *ward of the St.. 4171001.
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—Dr, Marion Livingstone will leave
Kingston shortly for Now York, having
been appointodassistant physician in the
Ostia at Olsolfroll's island,.
—The afoot f last summer's drought
in the vk11ty of Kingston Is now being
severely felt by a groat number, of far.
niers, , The @Orem cold weather has
math,- an unexpected inroad upon their
supply of feed;' Hundreds of harps von.
tain barely enough to keep the stock tin.
til the middle of March.
—One day lately, .on the arrival Eit
Alin -Craig of a special train the con -
doctor discovered that a wheel of One
of his cars was off the track, and on
sending back, it was found that it had.
got °Tat Lticae, .and had run in that
way to •Ailse. Craig, cutting every bolt
and smashing every joint block on one
side for ei4ht miles. It is a miracle that
no serious accrent occurred, as the
grade between- here' and 'them` is the
heaviest on the1ine.
,
—A small bo lighting Matches up;
stairs fired and destroyed the house . of
Mr. McMahon, station Mister on the
Kingston and. ;Pembroke railway at,
_Parham.
-.Victoria University has an in-
terestinglittle colony of Japanese
i
students n herhall at the present time,
Owing to the great number of Victoria
graduates teaching in the Japanese
schools and preaching at Tokio. and
. other cities in that great eastern island
Empire, these young Japanese gentle-
men seeking an education in western
universities have come to ' the alma
muter of their instructors
—Miss Eleanor :Jane Tenbroeck; a
single lady, residing in St. Catherines,
,was found dead -in her bed , the other
morning, havinpassed sway daring
the night, 'without the knowledge of
any one in the !house. The deceased
was 58 years of two, respected by all as
a kind and benevolent lady.
_—The. hands me new building of the
' Young Men's Christian Association in
Hamilton will be commenced shortly.
it will will have alrontege on .James street
of 70 feet, and on Jaokson street of 150
feet. It will be of red brick, trimmed
with Credit Valley stone; and will cost
$25,000. • .
—A young woman, whose husband
recently died in the hospital at Hamil-
ton, endeavored to commit •suicide the
other evening on learning. that he had
another wife living at Ottawa.
—Sunday, the 3rd inst., Rev. Father
Whelan, of Ottawa, offered to pay $500
to enybody who would prove 'that the
oath ofthe Jesuits sanctioned the doing
of wrong that good might come of it.
Rev. Dr. Wild, of Bond street Congre-
gational church, Toronto, took up the
challenge on the condition that the
oath be submitted to a jury of twelve,
evenly divided between Roman Cath-
olics and Protestants, and moreover, of-
fered to sacrifice an additional $500 if
he did not prove the point named..
The Manufacture of !racks.
A tack machine will make from 250 to
275 ticks per minute.' The work, hc.w.
ever, .does not end bare, as the tacks are
galvanized, tinned, 'polished; leathered
encl.& variety of processes gone through
with before the tack reaches the packing
room. The total output of tacks in the
United States is 300 tens per day, all of
which are readily consumed. The hug.
est plant in America is that of A. Fields,
of Taunton, - Mass., who operates
300 machines. There are forty or fifty
different other manufacturers in this
country, and the trade amounts to more
than $50,000,000 annually: It isa re-
markable fact that there are only about
350 skilled tack operators in America,
and the wages paid to thetn.rinige from
• $120 to i$250 per month. • Nd.} regular
i
salary s paid n any department of the
works, the operators being .paid in pro-,
portion to the amount of work actually
done.
The Czar's Displea,sure.
How serious a matter the Emperor's
displeasure is to any member of the
imperial family is. shown by the statute
of April 5th, 1795, which was confirmed
on July 2nd, 1886, according t� " the
term of which "each member of the
imperial family owes to the perscin of
the.reigning market, bzoth as chief of
the house and as autocrat of the Em-
pire, entire respect, submission, obedi-
ence and subjection." - According ' to
clause No. 97 of the same law, "the
Emperor as autocrat has the right and
.privilege of depriving anymember of
the imperial family who has incurred his
displeasure of his or her revenues and of
all irfkmunitiei, rights and privileges as
a prince or princess of, the blood."
But little love exises between -Alexan-
der III and the other members' of • the
imperial house of Russia.. Re is ttoo
upright, too holiest, too conscientious
and straight to tolerat& their frequent-
ly,erooked ways and somewhat oriental
notions of honor. , Moreover, they have
never forgiven him for having eighteen
months ago reduqed all their allowances
from the crown by- two-thirds. For-
merly they received as much as $500,-
000 per annum from the civil list,
whereas now the Grand. Dukes Vladimir
and Alexis have to content themselves
with a pittance of $80,000 per annum;
These measures of economy weigh the
most heavily on the Grand Duchess
Vladimir, who is a German princess by
birth, and who is 'popularly regarded
as a secret'agent of Bismarck.
The emperor'e third brother has never'
forgiven n�r forgotten- his majesty's in-
tervention on ,behalf of his wife, the
charming Grand Duehest Elizabeth, who
until a few months ago was a ,martyr to
her husband's savage cruelty and brutal-
ity. His uticles, the Grand, Dukes Con-
stantine and Nicholas, have both been
disgraced for the gross scandals in which.
they permiAted their names, to be impli-
cated at the close of the last war, w hen
they were shown to have been th:•;re-
cipients of enOrmelis bribeitrom•feaudu-
lent army contractors, and are practi-
cally baiiiihed front- court Another
Another
grand duke is in exile in Siberia for
haviiig stolen his mother's jewels and
robbed the imperial chapel -ot its yaluat
Mei for the purpose of bestOWing them.
on an American demi-ntofidaine. In
fact,' there are few of them who are
above reproach, and the = czar • stands
alone in his honesty, his -straight-for-
wardness, and in his great sorrow.
GRATEFUL--COMPOBTING.
PPS'S CO JOA.
BREAK- FAST.
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"13y a thorough'snowledge of the natural lime
which govern the operations of digestion and
nutritien, and by er careful application of the
_line properties of well.soleeterf (Moos, Mr, )pp§
has provided our brainiest table§ with a delimit°,
,ly fievored heverege whioh may save its many
*m74004114' hill& itiby the jubilees use
of soh artiela of diet that ooestltution may
be Kittatinny bent up until strong enough to re.
sisf every undonoy to disease,fluedreds of
subtle ilialfidlON aro fiesting-sroinid us Toady to
attak wherever there Is a weak point. We linty
maim many a fatal §haft by keeping °evolve§
well fortified with pure blood and properly
nourished ifantS/1===tkO1tit riLe&Mika
Made simply with boiling water or milk, Sold
only in whet* by grocers, labelled time f
JAMES EPPS & CO,. lionkeopathie Chemists,
London, England, 108842 •
A Life of Ease.,
Miss Lizzie, Ratcliffe, writing from Falkirk,
Ontario, says:I had such a cough I could not
sleep and was fast ,going into consumption
tried evervthing I wis'd hoar of without relief,
but when I got Hagyarct's Pectoral Balsam I soon
got ease. It is the beat medicine I ever tried.
Lizzie Ratcliffe, Falkirk, Ont. '
- Eighty Per Cent.
Of the human race, according to sa high author
'ity, suffer from one or other form ,of blood taint.
Neva allow this- latent evil to develop into seri-
ous disease while the blood can,be kept pure and
the system dean by proper precautions, such as
using Burdock Blood Bitters, whenever any
scrofulous symptoms appear. - No ,medicine
equals B. B. B. as a blood cleanser. •
Try to Benefit Others.
l'had a very bad pain in -my side, of which one
bottle of Hagyard's Yellow Oil made a complete
cure. I hope that this may be of some benefit to.
those who read it. A. R. T. Walker,- 44a- High
Hagyard's Yellow Oil is a specific for
all inflammatory pain.
Consumption Cured.
An old phySician retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula-- of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent- cure of
Consumption, Bronchitie, Catarrh, Asthma and
all throat and 'Lung Affections, also a positive
and radical cure for Nervous Debility, gum all
Nervous Complaints, after having- tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
cases, has felt it hisluty to make it known to
his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and a, desire to relieve human suffering, I will
lend free of, charge, to all who • desire it, this'
reciiie, in German, French or Englieh, with full
directions for preparing and using. Sent by -
mail by Addressing with stamp, naming this
paper, W. A. Now 14ft Power's Block: Roches-
ter, N. Y. I083-26-e.o.w
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"weewiteenistesintemsotteusta
"Castinlaissowellideiptedtaehildrenth t
E recommend it as ettperior to anypresc!Ipton
known to me."' H.4. Azonialt, If.11„
111 130. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N.'
,
ICastor% curer CAW; Constipation,
Sear Stomach, Diarrhcek Eructation, .
SilltpWormi, gives sleep, and promotes di
_ gestion, . __ ..._
i'llthout injurious medioatiOa. -
Tan CICNTAOR COMPANr, 77 Murray Street,. N. 1
Mothers 1
Ceetoria is recommended by •physiciani• for
- children teething. It le a purely vegetable
preparation, its ingredients are published around
each bottle. It is pleasant to the taste and abso-
lutely harmless. It relieves constipation, regu-
lates the bowels, quiets pain, cures diarrhoss and
wind colic, allays feverishness, &strop), wor s.
and preventSconvulsions, soothes the Child and
gives it refreshing and natural sleep. Casto la
Is the children's' panacea—the mother's frit: d.
85 doses; 85 cents. ' 1076 -
Mothers who have delicate children can el-.ee
•
theni daily improve and gain in flesh .apct
strength by giving them that perfect food and
medloinet Scott's Emulsienof Cod Liver Oil, with
Hypophosphites . Dr W. A Hulbert. ,of Salis-
bury, Ult., says: "1 have mod Scott's Emultsibn
in cases -of Scrofula and Debility. Results most
gratifying. My little patients take it with pleitaure. Sold by all druggists, 50o and
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For nettle rash; summer heat and gene al.
toilet purposes, use Low's Sulphur Soap. •
An inaetive- or torpid liver Must be arotisd
and all bad bile removed. BurdoekPills are best .
for old or young. • • • •
Some symptoms of worms are —Fever, co
variable appetite, restlessness, weakness ail:
convulsions The unfailing retnedy is Dr. Low's
Worm Syrup. •
As a pick-me,up after excessive exertion or etc;
posure, Milburn's Beef, Iron and Wine isgratef11
and comforting• ; • . I
asealemeemeimeaseims
Nothing Like.
. I was troubled with liver complaint fer a god.
many .years, but was cured by one bottle. of
Burdock Blood Sitters.- 1 have never found iv
medieine to help me* like B. B. B., in fact opts
bottle inade a complete cure. W. J. •West,Park-
hill, Onti
•
, Common: Croup .
Is often fatal,when not remedied in time. Leslie
B. Nicholson, 19 Wellesley - Avenue, Toronth,
says : "As a quick cure for -croup, colds, sore
throat. chilblains, .ete, I can recommend.. Hag -
yard's Yellow Off." It is a sure cur. Directions
accompany•eacth 'bottle. - - ' •
A High Vilijiation.
. If there was only one bottle of lIagyanks
Yellow Oil in 5fanitoba, I would give ono hun-
dred dollars for it, writes Philip II Brant, of
Monteith, Manitoba, after having- used it feria
severe woundandfor frozen fingers, with, as e
says, astonishing good results'. •
A Dreadful -Doom. -
To be unable to setisfy hunger tvithourbeing
distressed by heartburn,, indigestion, • sick
stomach, dizziness or fainting, spen.s a dreadful
doom. • All who stiffer thus will find ;tempt re-
lief and .permanent cure in Burdock Blood
-
Bitters. B. B. B. positively -,cures dyspepsia in
any‘form. „••• • .
- A Feeble Failure. '
• Many persons become feeble and fail n heaIth
from disease of the blood, .1iVer, kidneys a
stomach when prompt mat of Burdock Blood
Bitters, the grand:purifying and regulating tonic
would quickly regulate every•bodily function and
restore to perfect health. • •
Important To Workingmen.
_
A rtizans, mechanics arid : -laboringmen are
liable to sudden- aceideetit and injuries, as a ell
as painful cords, stiffjoints and, lameneas. TO
all thus troubled we •would: recotinnend gag-
yarcVs. Yellow Oil, the handy and reliable pun
Care for outward or internal use.. •
The Letter That Came !
Fri= Mr. J. Hayden, 130 Chatham St., Montrea
says, I was troubled for years with `bilioasnee s
and liver complaint, and I never ieund any.
medicine to help me like Burdock Blood Bitters',
in fact one bottle made a complete cure,. ' I
, .
When Baby was eick, gave her Caitorin,
When she Was a Child, she•cried for daritoria,1
When she became Miss, she 01414 tx:Castaise
When eho had Children, sin give thein Castor
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Consumbtion Surely Cured.
To Tim .EDITOR :— -
- ... • ••••
• Please infort i your Tendon that I have a posi;
1
tive remth
remedy fo e above named disca.o0. BY
its tinittly nee heusaitde of *melee • eases have
beon pennant) My Dun& I shall be glad to send
two bottles of my rowdy 17611K; to any of your
'dation- who have consumption if they will mond
Rospeetfully_, Dia, T, 4-; abootix, -
mo their Naives§ and, Post Oillee Address, • I
108942 99 Yongo Street, Toronto, Oak
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AUCTIONEERS,
Ttit BRINE. Licensed Anotionoor for -thi`
eJ , County et Huron, Sea attended in ai
parts Of the County, All orders left •at
EXPOSITOR, gilled wili be promptly attended to, f
frilOMAS BROWN, Lieeneed 'Auctioneer, for
J. the Counties of Minn and Perth. Wee!
• Gond uoted on the most reasonable tenni; Orden'
left at the Queen'Sflotel, or by Mail addressed to
Brix 811, Seaforth P. 0., will be proMptly attend -
ye to THOMAS BROWN2 Licensed Auctioneer,
10584 r.
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HITRON AND -BRUCE .
Loan and Investmen
:6. OM- P.A.1•1-1.27-
This Company is Loanin Money on
Farm Security at lowest Rates
of Itterest.
Flortgages Puchasecl.
SAVINGS BANK BRANCH. .
3 4 and 6 per Cent. Interest Allowed on
Deposits, according to amount and
time loft.
OFFICE.—Corner of Market :Square
and North Street, Goderich.
HOltACE HORTON,-
MANAIIER
Goderich, August 5th,1885. 922
DR.:0 1-1 A
Has a world wide reputation as a phyeician and
author, His Mandrake Dandelion Liver Cure
is a triumph ofmedical skill, curing all diseases
of the Kidiley and liver.
• : SYMPTOMS OF
Distressing
Kidney Complaint, aches an d
Oaths in the back ; • a dull pain or weight in the
!bladder and base of - the abdomen ; scalding
'urine often obstruote•dT .frequent desire to
urinate, especiallyat night,.among aged per. ; hot, dry skin, pale complexion, red and
Sv-Ttite deposits, dizziness, sour stomach, con-
stipation, piles liver. dropsical swellings itc..
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SYMPTOMS OF
Pain eru. bladesnder
should
Liver Complaint,
iattedice, sallow complexion, a weary, tired feel-
ing, no -life or or energy, headache, dyspepsia, in-
digestion, spots, pimples, &&
HOW CURED.
• Mandrake and Dandelion are nature's Liver
Cures, find when combined with kidney reme-
dies, as in Dr. Chase's • Liver Cure, -wilt most
positively cure, all Kidney -Liver troubles: : It
acts like a -charm, sthnulating the clogged liver,
strengthening the kidneys, and invigorating the
whole body. Said by all dealers at $1, . with
Receipt -Book, which alone is worth the money.
Tr;,i DR. CHASE'S PILLS are the only,
*1-3.4t41-1•C',Y Kidney -Liver Pills niade. They
aet,gentIy yet effectually. .May be
Liver __taken during any emplevinerit.
Pillshey cure kidney -Liver troubles,
'
headache, biliousness, costiveness,
&c, , One pill a dose. -Sold by all dealer. 'Price
25 cents.
" T EDMANtON & CO
• HAS REM
Jewelry E
To the 'Campbell
and Goderich
Where he keeps a large
Watches, Fine, Jewel
stock of Heavy Plain
cheap as the cheapest
• Jewelry repaired withid
tilOharges Reasons
rthgrave
VED Els
tab4shment
lock; .cornee Mai
rests, Seaforth,
took of ' Gold and Sfive
Clocks, Ie. 4.Sn
Id Wedding 'Rings; &o.
• Watches, Clocks an
ipatch:
le.
rtligrayesi
. it Campbell' Block, Seaforth.
Iff41,7i;
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ACTS AT THE CAJII 1111:Z.:.
THE WM 7.1;:f3,
.THE LIVER, •
THED WEL,
• and th KI1EMEYG-
This combined a tion gives it Won.;
derful power to tire gll diseases.
Why Are e Sc'?
'Because we ow the nerves to, •
remain weakened c;:d irritated, and.
. •
these great orl'an.; to beeoine clogged
• or. torpid, and pr,i ;mous hurnon are
Therefore forced it to the blood that
'should be expelle naturally.
• • • COMPOUND
A/Arks CELERY
WILL CUIIE EI TOITSNESS, PILES,
'
CONSTZPA'J'IN, ICIDNEY COM-
PLAINTS, VE. NAP.Y DISEASES,
•FEICAIBWIi IENESS,RHEUMA-
TISX. =UK IOU., AND ALL
. NERVOUS D BORDERS,. 1, •
By...quieting and strengthening the.
nerves, and causi free action of the
liver, bowels, and • idneys, and restor-
ing their power t throw off disease.
Why suffer Eiliou tains and Aches I -
Why tormented wit Piles, Constipation!
Why frightened ove DieorderedKidneys1
Why endure Payee- Or sick headaches!
Why have sleepless nights! ,
Use PAINE'S CM env Comrotrun and
rejoice in health. 1 is an entirely vegeta. •
ble remedy, barmles in all cases. •
Sold by 'all Drug ht. .frice $0.00.
.Six r 90.,
WELLS, 13 DS IN & CO.,Proprieteri,
• 111ONTRE L, P. Q. "
THE BI MILL
, SEAF RTH.
The above mille have n1,W been thoroughry
' built upon he eciinPlete
HUNGARIAN RJLLEH PROCESS.
The Mill and Storeh `use Buildingshave been
greatly -enlarged, and ROW znachinery applied
throughout
THE LATEST I
Flour Dress
IFrom thebest Manufa
put in, and everything
her to turn out our
PROVED , ROLLS
g Machines
•
ring Firms have been
eeessary added to enable
;SECOND fTOONE:
facilites for receiving
or elevating and shipping
ly improved. Grain can
ers' wagons, weighed,
the rate of 700 bushele
twee men.
In the Doininion. Th
rain from farmers and
have also deep -extend./
now • taken from fai
• and loaded inte.-..cars a
. per hour, by the Work
BRADFORD; ONT., Ifanfs. •
Aar For 'sale. by a Druggist. •1076-52
A LARGE F Eit) STONE
F 11‘
CUSTOM ICHOPPJNG
JIM been put In, and th4 necessary machinery for
handling e!iop and 00ar40 grains, •_ .
A geed enea hae been erected, ee-thet Wagons
OE PO unloaded snd rol sclod under cover.
Until your- hair 00Y/300 dry, 0011, Aila
zrity 1)0 (010 giving Ibo attenthni nycidod
'to prolioryti it lituity and vitality1
on yoity _toi1et-01de- -a bottle oi
'Ayor,i4 Hair- Vigor—tho.ot ly droksing
yen f0y tho HMO antilop
:dallY, te prt.NiiryoiliO:ilatttral 66161' an4
-I/1'0614
Tif011itta fn1ullly, 141.1ftr011 -41roye,
writeti:t -agir my, lair
66milie11(erl f11Jii, ota, soli III 9/ few
weeks my heed; :alinoet laid, 1
tried ninny rennailee, bet they did no
,
goo4, 1 livally botigltt a 1,otth of Ayer'*
}AO Vigor, and, after using ietly tvpart
of the contents, ray jicad was em,ored
with It heavy growth 01 hole. I reconi-
mend 3,our preporationThs •the best hair-
4,:t.rveo 0;00'3 COO people believe that it
pays• best to ha Seeds.
11Tcwt. mad molt re b e louse, anO• ey use
1-41:.f4",‘.'11 r •
1
•''"n•vre-1%, D. it, PERRY & co.. aro
•4 „?.P. o'fis acknowledged to bathe.
.,4•PA., Largest Seedsmei,
ta-tho world.
• '.„,4"S D-M.Fmnr. & Co't
z•:,.i.cNyalils trace. Deuerio
tf.1-"et,,1?"'-;,t6•t.ve
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• es. I
4:01
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SEED ArAiii1A1,
For I iy:19 •;
'it'll be mancd rittr•
to JoA1 polioants, an •
wirbodt, orderin tr it. A Nil -
to last yeoraa enstomer
?hie faun, 11",vorypozton
EAr:list Cauliflower I darrian. Mold or '
12 -5ziste11ce7; should amid for ft. Widmer
C. M. FEIIIFIY (4N.4`
Removed I Removed
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GM:0- M.179-•I,NT't;i1.,
SEAFORTHI .
The Old Established Butcher -has ranioVed ft.()
Raw premises immediately' opposite his Old
Stand, Main Street, Seaforth, wbere - he trill be
pleased to meet all hie old patrons and ea many
new ones as may see St to favor . him with their
patronage,
, ggrRemember the place, between Henderson' -
Bernell Shop, and MoIntyretaShoe Store, Maio
Street, Seaforth.
898 - GEORGE
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restorcr in tile .NVOriebV •
343fy hair waS fadI and* *rites
Mnhel C Hardy; ot,Delavan, III.; "but
-after Using a bottle of Ayer'tsi /fair Vigor
It becamc. black and glossy."
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Ayery s Hair Vigor,
Sold l)y. Druggists and Perfumers,
Pimples and Blotches,
So disfiguring' to the face, forehead, and
neck, may be entirely removed by the
s6pf Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the best and
safest Alterative and Blood -Purifier ever
discovered.
Dr. J. C. Nyer'..-&- :Mass.
.Sold by Druggist's; $1; six bottles for $5.
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'.THE"BISHOP STRACHAN SCHOOL_
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FOR Y 0 U N --O L A 1:10.1',E$
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wykcham .Hall,_Colle_go avenue, Toronto. Be.
•opens WEDNFZDA,y, SEPT, 5.
As vocalic:1.3810r new resident. pupils are Rm.
Ned; parents are requested, before theopening
day, to arrange for admission (by letterer other -
win) with- Miss GRIER; tbe -Lady Principal,
• who will beat hope after 81st August.
• Circulars are sent atonce on application.
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WHEAT- E CHANGES
• Promptly at ended to, and
.#1RSTiCLASS OLLER FLOUR
ClUARA TEED.
OtTSTCD irmEn
Chopped intiefeetori y end withoutdelay.
ROLLER FL UR,
BRN, SHORTS;
And all nds of
• OHPF'P D FEED
Constant) on hand.
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Highest .Mark t Price Paid in
Cash for an Quantity of
eat. •
-APPLE , ARRELS
FINE, COARSE AND1,AND SALT
•, FOR ALE.
!Only firiklitea endoiling men will be' kept
=
le attend stoners. e liberal patronge. of,
farmsn and generaltrad respectfully solicited.
A.W. OGILVIE & CO.,
PROPRIETORS
T. 0. /KEMP, Manager. •
Kip -pen Saw:Mill.
• D. B. McLEAN wishes to inform tie public
hat he his now got the itippen Saw mill in his
own Janda and is prepared to do
'Alt Kinds of Custom Work:
Pint in, first out All custom logsattended_
first.. Cutting done for e3.00 and $8.0.•
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AE41.; !STAR PM SALE.
Do MIMING LOTS • FoR SALE —Th. under -
1,1 signed' has a nuniber of fins building Lew
on Goderich-and .James Streets for sale, at lots
prices. For particulare applyto D. D. WILSON
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XIOUBE AND LOT FOR SALE.—For sale or
JUL to rent, the brick residence at Roxboro,
reeently occupied by Mr. W. ef.
Duff. There are in connection -with the house
about eight acres of land. For further particu-
lars apply to EDWARD HINCHLEY, Seaforth
• P. O. . 109041
WARM FOR SALE. -.For -sale, Lot 17, Con
12 cession 7, MeRillop, containing 100 acres,
well fencedunderdrained, and in a good state
of cultivation, 70 acres cleared and the balance
welltimbered. There are on the place a good
log house with- frame barn and stables, plenty
of good_waterconvenient, and also a good
orchard. .It is within six miles of Seaforth and
three of the village of Winthrop. Apply on the
premises, or to Seaforth P, 0. WM. HOGG,.
Proprietor. • 11014
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'DIRST-CLASS FARM FOR SALE.—Being Lot
_IC 10, in the C. Concession of Turnberry, and
Lot 10,- in tbe A Concession of Howick ; the
gravel road rims between them. The two con-
tain 148 acres, ol which 125 aeres are cleared and
in a fit state for a binder to run. The farms are
situate on the gravel road between Wroxeter
ane Belmore—three miles from, Wroxeter, and
zs miles from Belmore. I There is a school house
on the corner of the land, and churches son-
venient Apply to A. CHRYSLER on the prem.,
fees, or to J. COWAN, Wroxeter. 1101-tf
Holstein Bull for Bale;
• For sale, a thoroughbred Holstein Bull calf,
owned by Janne Elliott, Bluevale, and bred by
H. Boiled, Cassell, Ontario, calved April 26,
1888, sire Bernton, - No. 8237, B. H. B.; dam,
Eustrolia 2nd, No. 8908, H. F. H. B. She was
bred by H. Bollert, Cassel, Ontario. COMO and
see the herd, or address •
1102 ti ' JAMES ELLIOTT, Bluevale, Ont.
• THE FARMERS'
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Banking- . House
SAE' pITEI
(in connectioo with the Bank of Montreal.)
• oa GA -
BANKERS AND TINANCIAL ;AGENTS.
Now in. heir own preinisce.on Market Street
Seaforth, opposite:A. Strong's office.
General.Banking Business done, drafts issued
and cashed. Intereat011owed on deposits,
.MONEY TO LEND -
• 0,n good notes or mortgages.
'JOHN WEIR: - WM. LOGAN. :
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eaforth Furniture
Undertaking ,Wareroom
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If you want good ;value for Your looney,
don't forget to give'M Robertson' a call
before buying elsewhere. You will find
his stook very largeland varied, and prices
..to suit the times. '1 '•:
TheUndertaking Department is replete
with -every sanitary convenience, as re- -
conimended by the 'Undertakers' Assoola-1
tions of the continent. We payparticularthe "-
attention to e science of ein lniing, as
demonstrated by erninea professors at the
-Toronto School of ;Medicine, and are bet.
ter prepared than ever to furnish and con-
duct funerals.onInore reasonable terms to
our patrons than any so-called "reform
undertakers," with their advertising clap-
trap; •
Waereoms—One door south of the
Telegraph Office, Main Street, Seaforth. .
• M. •ROBERTSON.
garmissionsimasalcomesiffm
• London,. Huron and Bruce,
GOMA. NORTII— I. ' • Passenger.
Londbn, depart., .. 7.55A.m. 4..35r.m
Exeter....-- 9.16 5.57
Hensall.. ...... 9.28 6.09
Kippen.. .1. ... 9.34- _6.17
-9.42 • 6.26
Clinton.. 0.00 ' 6.45
Londesboro.......10.19 1.03
Blyth.... ........ 10.28 - 7.12
Belgmve... .. . . • . . 10.42 7.27
Wingham ..... 11.00 7.45
GOING Soum— 1- Passenger
Wingham, depart 7.05A.m. 3.40P.M,
'Belgrave......—.... 7.24 4.00
7.38 4.15
....... 7A7 - 4.25
• Clinton .. ..8.07 4,45
• .. • 8.26 5.04
,....,.. 43.33 " 5.12
'• •... 8.39 5.19
eter8.53 • 6.83
Wellington' Grey and Bruce
Gorse AMR—. rassenger.' Mixed,
SOUFFOLK BOAR,—The undersigned has on
Lot 3, Concession 18, Hullett, a therough-
bred Suffolk boar which he keePa lorservioe,
Terms—One dollar, payable at the time visa -
vice with the prIvilege of returning if ZOOM-
sary. LANCELOT TAMER. •- 1099tf
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A GOOD PIG.—The undersigned will keep at
Egmondville a thoroughbred Berkshire
boar for service. Be las taken 4 first prizes.
Terms—One dollar at the time of service with
the priVilerre of returning if necessary; FRED..
MEYER, Egmoridville. _ 1102x8
BERKSBIRE ...undersigned 'will
keep for service on Lot 18, Concession 11,
McKillop, a pure bred BerIceldre boar, bred by
Snell & Sons, of Bullett, and from imported
stock on both sides. Tenne—$1, payable at the
time of serilee with the privilege of returning
if necessary. JAMES MILLEN. 1102 tf
A CHESTER WHITE PIG,—The undersigned
/1„. will keep during the present season on Lot
21, C,oncession 2, L. R. S. Tuckersinith, a Thor-
ough Bred Chester -White Plg to which* limited -
number of sows will be taken. This pig was
farrowed on May 15th,1887, ivas bred byH.
Todd, of Wakeman, Huron -County, Ohio, one of •
the most extensive and reliable breeder.
insthe United States. This Pig has also taken
first•prizes whereever shown. Terms SI, pay.
abbe at the time of service, with the privilege of
returning if necessary. GEOUGE PLEWM.
108.94.f.
SELLING. OUT 1
Blake for Bargains.
John Reith having disposed of bis store and
being about to give up the tnereattile business,
will sell loathe' next thirty days the whole of
bielarge stock of
• GENERAL MERCHANDISE
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At whatever pribes they will bring. -
If you want goods at your, own price eau at
1103
John Reith's,
- BLAKE:
• NOTICE,
Ido hereby give pollee tbat I have taken into
partnership with me in in general blacksmithing business in Seaforth, my son Archibald
Barton and tho businees will hereafter be
carried' on under the trip -name of Barton &
Son, and I hope the same liberal patronage will
be extended to the firm that has been so kindly
given me since coming to Seaforth.4
I SAMUEL BARTM •
N. B.—The undersigned beg to state that they
have secured the service's of the well.known and
competent hone sheer, Mr. Robert Fletcher,
who has -conducted the borseshoeing depart-
ment of Mr. John Dorsey's business for the past
two years, and we feel cofifident that In this AS
well as all other departments of our business
we can give the most entire satisfaction to all
our customers. A trial is respectfully solicited.
The bladosmithing business is carried on In all
Its departments and special attention is paid to
horseshoeing and machinery repairing.. WE
have also the patterns for Monroe *Hogan
plows and can inrnisb, all repairs.
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S. BARTON 8; SON,.
• 1107 . SEAFORTH'
- 8.A.1on
Valuable Town Property I'
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Under and by virtue of a• power of sale con-
tained in a mortgage ina.de by Lawrence Murphy,
_default having been made in payment thereof,
will be sold by public auction, at the Commer-
. cial Hotel, Seaforth, -
Tuesday, the 12th Mardb,, '89,
At one o'clock p. m., the following property:
Part of Lot No. 10, in the lst Concession South
of the Huron Road, in the Township of Tucker -
otherwise known as Block " A " on the
Easterly side of Coleman Street, in Goulnlock's
plan of Ind of the Town of Seaforth, containing
tour and a half acres more or less. 'There is a -
large barn, &large pork peeking building, and
several other valuable buildings OE this pro-
perty. Ternats.—The purchaeer shall pay a
deposit of 400 at the time of sale, the bitlazice°
of one-third of the purchase -money In three
weeks thereafter; the remaining two thirds to
Le paid in cesh or secured INC a mortgage pay-
able from one to five years a the option of the
purchaser. For further particulars apply to,..
CRERAR, CRERAR 8z BANKIER,
Vendor's Solicitors, IIamilton.
Hamilton, Feb 18th, 1889. 1107
DR. PH I LLI-PS-,
Of Toronto
At the request of a number a patients, will re-
main until April 1st, where he can be consulted
• daily at his moms in the Cady Mock, on all
Chronic and Special Diseases of both sexes.
Consumption, Bronchitis and Asthma treated by
inhalation of oxygenized air. Nervous Debility
and Impotency eured permanently In a few
weeks, and Catarrh in afew days. Thick Neck
cured in shorttune.
Call a address
,-. ,., 251?. M. 0,81 r,* 8,40r, af, . Dr. Phillips
LBO • ,. r
- Bluovalo," 441 f 11 1.... 0,21 10,00 10.00 1107-4- SEA/VET/I,
Winhen,-# ,,,,-MAO,x,..##.-.,####,04,.......- wir...11.1.0114RWPF
Cig
epre Spurn— . - Virowager,1 • Mixed,
• %/Nihon; , ,, ,, 6.* -4,n,11,10 A, 0, 7,26 r, X
Buffalo , , 11,, - ($'0 . 11,22
• Brussols 7;r02 `41,45 ". 8,6fi
Rthel„ ,; - 12,00 9,81
Grand Trunk Re4ilivay.
• Iminsisave ii.osiorth and Clinton stationsa.
001.146-WEfil . ' • -BSAYONSK. °MAUL
Passoligor it :ma r, .1#20
.
• Paseentter, . 0,10 if,
• Mixed Train.. 9.25 ift
Mixed Trein# I.* I I 6,18 II, iff
GOING1 .EAST-; I
.Poisienger. l• * 7,48 A. MI
Passenger, .. I. 2.48 e. u..
Mixed Tram- 5.801r M.
• Freight Train.. 4.80 P.,31.
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= 10.206,M,
6,40 /,31.
7.80A.m.
2.25 11. $.
4.65?. M.
3.30 r.
The . North American'
13ANKINd- COMPANY.
(NOT INCORPORATED.
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A - General Banking' business trans
acted. -
Farmers' paper ;discounted,
Drafts bought and sold.
Interest allowe4 on 9eposits.
OFFICE—In the tommerciar Hotel
uilding,.
J. O. SMITH, Manager.
F. HOLMESTED, dolieitm 1059
PI:ning Mill
IN SEAFORTH.
Tho undersigned would announce to the Pub.
lo that they have their New Planing Mill in
ull blast, where they will' do Custom Planing,
etching, Scroll Swint( and Wood Turning,
ey keep on hand Dressed Lumber, Floor -
ng and Siding. Doors, Sash and Frames tnade to
roar. .
Also the PUMP' AND 'CISTERN BUSINESS
ttended as formerly. Shingles always on hand,
y strict attentiontotbuOinesi and fair dealing
e hope tosain Public patronage.- .
069 OLtifF if; BENNETT,
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BAUSLAUGH1
Photograph Gallery
We -lad for instsntonemei Photogr;s1w. All
kinds Of work from.the smallest to. life SW et
the lowest possible prides: Wo Parry the nfoest
assortment of frames in foWth all kinds of
*tures frazzled On the shortest toilet, A few
push easels ping at cod, &member *ft make
all Pliot.oe Iti ofie Seebtid on the dfilkst days.
In addition to tor tither business we are hand-
ling the Dominion Organs which we are sciling
at bottom prices. Remember the stand, 1Vhip
ney's Block, Seaforth.
• BAUSI,AUGH,
Photographer, Successor to Wade. 1078
Planing Mill,Limiber tirard
Alip SAW MILL IN _CONNECTION
The subieriber would begto can attention to
.the large stock of dressed and undressed lumber
which he always .keepe on hand, at the very
lowest prices., -
Bill Stuff cut to atvy order ,on
. Short Notice.
Geed Cedar cut into. timber or posts. Vontrads
taken for every descriptions of buildings,
including all- Work.
Charles Qtierengesserf
1105 - -Lot81, Concession 8, Logan.
MARRIAGE LIOENSES •
ISSVEDAT
T�tON EXPOSITOR OFFICE
..:3..p!com.33,02,71.!Anzo.
NO WtTNESSZX Rii01.1114-E0
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