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The Huron Expositor, 1893-12-29, Page 7th. • fetw e at sisals dine, theet es r dies ot r and, thes MI se ex- it- 0 - other drug- iN ail on. hin. >uld /77 he rris, and ain and man con- ities OL Fr al. id on de of Ropi thing *one sans DECEMBER 29 1893 SEE ..WHAT ;25 C ENTS WILL BUY AT PAPSTS Bookstore. A few lines on exhibition in the window, and suitable for Xmas and New Year 1=11R,E BM 'TM'S_ DOLLS AND TOYS An immense Assortment cheap. C.* PAPST, ,Seaforth. • • 4 , ; CF -..! - IP ISI:Ok F.I.V raAvis' :;:s ---F,--- .,5-,----,1,--...0----. v-,......,./zz,2A-,,,,,,e- rili,`•-' -11, . i• ''. ' S' 11 ., * it fib '‘) i . S C) A%VrriE aIP.E is moRE SUDDEN THAN THE CHILL BARGAINS Hatties's 8i Furs all Month Only.. JOHN WARD,: C4th,- Has a large stock of Harness of all kinds, and Robes and .Fur Coats, which. he will sell at greatly reduced prices for the next 30 days POP/ C..A.S1-1 In Robes he has the Black Gallo- way, Highland Steer, Wambath,, Highland Sheep ; also a large salecj tion of Goat Robes. TN °CAI'S, he has Buffalo, Cianad • and Australian Coon, Wambath. Harness to suit purchasers. Iltar tain Street, Seaforth, Strong'S ited Brick Block. JOHN - WARD. 1351 DUNN'S BAKINC POWDE THECOOK'SBESTFR1END LARGEST SALE IN CANADA. The McKillop Mutual Eire Insurance Company. FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROPERTY ONLY INSURED. THE HURON 1EXPOSITOR • omE0 icArsaris Both the method and results whei Syrup of Figs is taken. it is pleasant and refreshing to the taken; it acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers and mires habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pros duced, pleasing to the taste and ac4 ceptable to the stonach, prompt iin its action and truly beneficial n its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances,its manyexcellentqu.alities commend it to all and have made it the most, popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 750 bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliabledruggist who may not Lave it on hind will procure it promptly for any one who wishea to try it. Manifactured only by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO, SAN FRANC7-' CAL. Te01TI6VILLE. • :E'W YORK, peasible to stop the driving gear in the can- ' ter: Brakes must be applied to bring it to a standstill. The inventor claims tint a person can easily travel 50 or 60 miles an hour on good roads. -Mr. Wm. Gale, who hoe been in Mani- toba for the past twoyears,/ arrived in Mit- chell the other evening. He will spend the winter with friends in Mitchell and Fullar- ton. C ' -The renins of Mr, Russell MeGefeivho left Mitchell/a couple of years ago, to reside In New York. State, were brought back last week, to be interred, in the Mein Street church cemetery.MI: McGee was well known •about :Mitchell, and was much VP teemed, -John L. Sullivan is at present° in Chi- cago. He is quoted as saying that he had totally abstained from liquor and was keep- ing Minima in good trim. He further says he is enjoying robust, health and weighs a little over 210 pounds. -Judge Hindman, in the District Court, Fort Dodge Iowa, feed Juror A. Sperick $16 and dieolarged him from the panel for drinking an ocessional glass of beer while on The juror admitted . drink- ing five gleasel of befir during the week. -The World's Fair hnildings and $200,000 in money have been'given to the South Park Commissioners by the exposition directors. The buildings and. the aceeseories of landscape' gardening, bouleIrdS; and !statuary represent about $18,00 ,000 in cash, but they are regerded as eo many white elephants now, and the 8200,600 that went. with the gift was intended to !pay the park commissioners for removing or oaring for them: In accepting the gift the park board infeirmed the directors that it would 'proceed to wreck the towering pfileces for the money there is In them. No Offers to preserve the White City were made; none were aeked. The Wcirld's Fair people wanted to abandon Jackson Park, as it is, leaving everything behind. OFFICERS. D. Roes, President, Clinton P. 04; W. J. Shannon, Secy-Treas., Seaforth P. 0.; John Hannah, Manager Seaforth P. 0. DIRECTORS. J. Broadfoot, Seaforth; Alex. Gardiner, Lead hury; Gabriel Elliott. Clinton ; Geo. Watt, Harlock ; Joseph Evans, Beechwood ; M. Murdie, Seaforth hos. Garbutt, Clinton. AGENTS. Thos. Neilane, Harlock ; Robt. McMillan, Seaforth • Carnoehan, Seaforth. John O'Sullivan and Geo urdie, Auditors. Pe.rties desirous to effect Insurances or tran c tother business will be promptly attended to on pplieation to any of the above officers, addressed to heir reepective poet offices. 1 SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION CURE. This GREAT COUGH CURE, this suc- - z:essful CONSUMPTION CURE, is without a parallel in the history of medicine. ,All ,lrw;gists are authorized to sell it on a .'ive t,,,uarantec, a test that no other cure can stand. If you have a Cough, -.ore Throat, or Brurichiti, use it, for it will cL;re you. If your child has the Croup. or Weeheeng Cough, use it psomptly, and relief sure. if you dread that insidious disease CONSUMPTION, don't/1'W to use it, it will s are you er cost notli:ng. Ask your,,Drug- is,t for SHILOH'S CURE, Pren: :0 et,t,., 5C and 1.u0. News Notes. -Mr. John P. 'Hopkins has been elected Mayor of Chicago by a plurality of 1,220. -Pork ,has been coming into Harrow, Essex county, lively, $6 per cwt. being the - ruling price. Wheat is bringing 52 cents and oats 25 cents. -Mrs. Susan Arner, of Maiden, county of Essex, is enjoying good health in her 9th year, and is busily engaged knitting stock- ings for her great -great -grand children, -For burglarizing the Salvation Army barracks, in north Toronto,- Benjamin and James klarris have been seietencOd to six months in Central Prison. -The Guelph M.eroury says a man named Addison ran two miles in Waive minutes at Bloomingdale one day lately. He holds the record for Waterloo county. --The mammoth Canadian cheese, which was on exhibition at the World's Fair, Ohio. ago, on its arrival in Liverpool, was found to be in such a state of decay, as to preclude tile .idea of exhibiting it throughout England, as was originally, intended, - -The Michigan Central Railway now agrees to pay the corporation of Tilbury Center $1,000 a year for water, instead of $709 'sts before. The village is to be lighted with ten electric lights in its atreets. -Fourteen Pelee Islanders went over to Kingsville, in Essex county, over three weeks ago for supplies for the winter. The cold weather, set in, and now they can- not get back; with their boat, while the ice is not safe, and they aro still in Kings- ville. -Mr. Clifford Calverley, the wire -walker, whose life hung in the balance for weeks after his fell- at Trenton, New Jersey, in September last, arrived in Toronto the other night, accompanied by Mr. W. S. Jackson, his manager. He is still rather weak, but expecte to resume his dangerous profession in a short time. --Various trustees in the vicinity of Kingston are moving in the matter of free text books for the Public Sohools, and are gleaning valuable information from all parts of Canada and the United States, -Rev. D. C. Hoseack preached an im- portant sermon ion a recent Sabbath even- ing, in Parkdale Presbyterian Church, in which be dealt vigorously with corruption in publiclife, and condemned the organiz. ation of an association to antagonize Roman Catholics at every point -The ,latest fad is a poverty social. Every woman must wear a calico dress and every man hie old clothes. In addition each man is fined twenty five cents if he or she does not have a 4atch on his or her clothing, and a prik\al is given to the one wearing the peoreet clothing. GODERICH Stearn Boiler Works. (ESTABLISHED , MO.) -Mr. and Mrs. Jarneg Williams, a highly respected old couple, living on the middle road about a mile and a half north of Port Credit, were found murdered in their house on Sunday morning, 17th, inst. The, murder is supposed to have been committed the previous Friday by the hired man,name unknown, svho has disappeared, taking a horse and cutter belonging to the old couple. From the marks in the -snow it would ap- pear that the murderer drove towards Toronto. -The sleet storm of Friday night, the 15th inst., caused great devastation in and around Toronto and eastward as far as Halifax. Hundreds of trees were .borne• down by the weight of accumulated ice on them, and boughs were broken off by the thousand. Wires of all kinds suffered exceedingly, and all electric services were badly deranged the ne.xt day. The tele- phone service 'will not be in working order for weeks. Ottawa had one2 of the worst snow storms that has occurred there for years. --On Friday night, 15th inst. ,Mr, Brown, a young farmer who lives near Thomas - burg, hung hie lantern on a nail in the barn when he went there to feed his live stock. The result was the destruction of the building, with the winter's store of fodder,a fine team of hones, some cows, and 'sheep, together with vehicle, harness, etc, Mr. Drown had a narrow escape, being obliged to crawl out on his hands and knees. The loss will not fall short of $2,000.The amount of insurance,, if any, has not, been learned. -The New York, State sheep breeders were in annual session at Rochester last week. President S. P. Luk, in hie address, said that looking at the subject in any way he might he saw nothing but the certainty of free wool, He said that the American Merino is the only sheep that has withstood -all importation in this country, and he counseled the aareful breeding of that vari- ety, even though it be done at a loss for a time, for 'it would pay in the end. The American Merino clothes the world, and the world must be clothed in the future [se in the past. -Matthew Zeigler, one of the oldest set- tlers of Mount Vernon 'Valley, Washington State, has invented a tricycle that for 'Teed will revolutionize the world. He. has been working on it for ten years, and has just get it completed, He took it out the other day for the initial trip, and fully 1,000 people were out to see the , trip. At the first effort the steeringg-ear did not work lo right, but after' a little hanging he went off all right and made a mile in less than two minuteS. The machine has two, large wheels and one small steering wheel- The larger wheels, or driversa as he calls them, are seven feet in diameter. The driving power is got on three motions, the principal one being the rider's weight, eand it le' im• -The gossip regarding Lord Roseberry and the Prince of Wales' second daughter is being bandied about In London society circles in the liveliest manner, and there is little doubt that the voice of the public, at all events, would give its consent. The princess, by the way, has a will of her own, and is rather fond of escaping from monot- ony and amusing herselt in an original manner from time to time. Not long ago, for instance,she-obtained leaye to visit ate old preceptreas (much loved by the royal family) who owns a quiet but pretty little place In the country. Not one of the neighbors, gentlefolk though they were, had ever seen the young princess, whose photographs scarcely do her jaatice, and she reveled in the " lark " of masquerading as " Miss Wells" during the length of her fortnight's visit. She played tennis and golf, drank 5 o'clock tea and danced with sons and daugh- ters of the squire, the vicar and the doctor just like any middle-olass youug lady. Her pleasant manners and fondness of a joke endeared her to every one. NObody could dance and play tennis as she could, and la- mentations were general on the departure of the popular Miss Well," Her real identity was not known until after she had left, when it came out by accident, and groat was the astonishment evoked. ,-A terrible aceidentsiccurred at the elec- tric light works in. Harriston on Tuesday evening of last week, when a young man named Thomas Davy lost his life. Mr. George .Leighton, who was measuring saw logs in the yard, noticed that the lights did nit start up when they should have, and thought that ‘the connection had been broken, He called to Mr, Davy and re- ceiving no Blamer .he looked around for Devy, but not finding him, went to the Mill and upon entering the place a most hor- rible sight met his eyes. The engine was still running and wound around the counter shaft was deceased's body, revolving at the 'este of 2,000 revoletions a minute. The engine was at once stopped and when Mea Leighton went in he found poor Davy smashed to a jelly. His head had been com- pletely torn off and thrown against the op. posite wall. Assistance was at once on hand, the body released, placed in a coffin and taken to the council chamber, then to hie home. The sad shock caused a deep feeling of sorrow throughout the town, as he was one of the best citizens. He leaves a wife and two yeoung sons to mourn the loss of a most kind' husband and father. He was a member of the Royal Templars of Temperance, and was insured for $2,000; also of the Independent Order. of Oddfel- lows. -In the Brandon Sun of the 7th inet., we find the following account of an interesting medial operation performed near that city : On Tuesday evening last, Dr.- Fer- guson, of Winnipeg, arrived in the city,and in company with Drs. Fleming and Fraser, proceeded to the home of Mr. G. Baker, of Brandon Hills, the young man who sus- tained such a serious accident early last week. It was known that the patient's neck was broken, but as the unfortunate young man could eat, drink and converse rationally, although the lower parts of the body were beyond his control, it wee hoped that some relief might be afforded 'him by an operatioe. With this end in view the Aocal practitioners called in for consultation tr. Ferguson, an acknowledged expert in eurgical matters, On 'arriving at the home of the young man an examination was made, ancl it wa3 decided that even if hie life could be saved he would be a helpless crip- ple for the rest of his days, ancl they would let the patient determine whether the op- eration should proceed or not. He at once decided in the affirmative and here a very tedious operation with the utmost bravery. It was found that three of the vertebrae of the neck -were smashed, and the spinal cord injured to such an extent that his repoverY is almost an impossibility. -A correspondent writee to the Berlin Record : The passengers in the late' train to Galt onSaturday night, 16th inst., did not have a pleasant trip. When the train got near Blair the ice was seven feet high on the track, and the train had to be taken back to Doon. A eleigh. was hired, and the pateengere, baggage and all piled in. When they got to' Blair the passenger's for that point were unloaded, and the Galt party started for the next station. About a half mile from Blair the team got stuck in the ice and water. The driver got out to in- vestigate and the water wee found to be about four feet deep. The paisengers were requested to get out and give the horses a chance. This they did not re1W3, when the driver told them that they could do as they pleased, that he would unhiteh his team, and, that the paesengers could sit there un- til the water went down. One of the party suggested that the boards be taken •off the A. S. CHRYSTAL,1 Successor to Chrystal & Black, Manufacturers of all kinds of Stationary Marine, fJpright & Tubular BOILERS chsit Pans, Smoke tackle, Sheet Iror Works, tc, etee Also dealere in Upri Eng:Inc:if, Automatic [zee of pipe and p •Set'rnistes furnished o Works -Opposite 1, R. Station, Gorierich, This world-renowned Soap stands at the bead df all Laundry and Household Soap, both for quality and extent of sales. r Used according to directions, It doss sway with all the old-fashionedldrudgery of wails , day. ,Try it; you won't be deisappointed. SUNLIGHT 130AP hrii3 been in use in Whinsor Castle for tbo past 3 years, and its manatacturers have been specially appointed BOAPMAICETIS TO THE QUEEN hi and Horizontal Slide Valve ut-lff Engines a specialty. All e4itting constantly on band,' eh rt notice Ilwarded 11 Gold lisdale -hospitals. He was recognized as an Isiah- oritron materia medics long befor the faoulty at Hanover called fm to instruct the young students, whose successful itrac- Hee has kept the standing ,. f the Dartmouth, medical school always high r than its r vats. It was Dr. Phelps who se clearly foretaw the dangers of the American way of lihing, With the best methods and moat advahice4d knowledge of the times at his command, he went to work to find a s lentific, common sense remedy to euro the oo commonevils that, under -one nante an. another, result from an unhealthful stat of the nervous system, and within a score of Years have seemed to be sweepin over the alma - try like an epidemic. He stmeedede He gave to the medic 1 profeseion that celebrated prescription hich has Since come to be known the wo Id over as Pa Be's, salary compound. It is Dr. Phelps' presori tion which ever since has been freely treed and presoribed by the most eminent of the profession. IThe formula was furnished to 11 reputable hy- - sicians, They found the «onderful remedy to be exactly what, was claimed for it, a great nerve and brain etrengthener and restorer. . It was demonstrated eyond doubt that Paine's celery compoun would cure ner- vous debility and exh nation, neuralgia,, sleeplessness, dyspepsia nd all blood idis. eases. It was as harmle s as it was geoid. It was the universal a vice of the medical profession that the co poundhe phliced where the general public could procure it, and thouiands of people have every Year proven t ovenotfq hnwtt(!sclom of t s good advice. The ted senten e of a well known Boston phySicirtn 8,nd writer is worthy of repetition: " Paine's celery compound is t is not a earsap- Die ; it is not an a far beyond them superior to cheap eleigh box and a raft or bridge be built tlo the wire fence. This Wag etarted, but found the sleigh boar& were not sufficient. The driver, who was standing in the water, was asked to get some fence boards, which he did, Thnanale passengers then passed over on the boards and the wire fence, while the lady passengers, teamster and Engineer Brow, (who was thought too heavy for the temporary bridge) were hauled out by the team. After it was found that all were safe;the 'party started for Galt, where they arrivhd at about half past twelve in tlne morning, -Charles Patterson, son of Samuel /fat- terson a ,arominent and wealthy citize of Allegheny, Pennsylvania, disappeared just after the war. Hie, wife lived with her hus- band's parents. MA efforts to locate Pat - arson failed, and he was mourned as 'dead. Thomas patterson loved his brother's wife; mid after25 years Succeeded in inducing her to yield,. and they were married two years ago. Thanksgiving Day their !domestic happiness was disturbed by the aripearanee of the missing husband. The reanpearance was painful to all interested, and after a brief conferenee with the wife, Gherles withdrew, and, although in the city, his whereabouts and intentions are unknown. He is now gray and bent with years. He has wandered over the entire country. For- tune has not favored him, and he shows the buffets of privation and suffering. Thomas Patterson is an official of the Ohio Valley Gas Company, "Five Little Gossoons." Five little goesoons, an' which is, th' best - Sure, whit is that racket I hear 7 Five little goesoons-by th' hole in me vest They're up to some mischief, I fear I 'Aoh blaok curly head is tucked into bed - That's Tim's voice ; he's raising a row, He's th' woret o' th' lot-" !sow kapc still there ! Go to slape, all flier o' ye now !" "Yis, yis," Says all four, Wid a snicker an' snore, - Save Tim, he shpakes niver at all ; Ooh, Tim ie th' rogue, but he bates all th' rest ; He's th' finest gossoon o' them all. Children Cry for • Five little gossoons-faix Tim is asiape, Twa'nt him, sure as I am alive ; 1 bethinks me was Dick, -ah, he's a black shape,- Yis, Dick is th' worst o' th' fives "Go to slape, 'ach one o' ye there i, Tie, yis," says all four, Wid a nicker an' snore. Save Dick, he shpakes niver at all; Och, Dick is th' rogue, but he bates all the rest ; He's the finest goesoon o' them all. Five little gossoons-sure Dick, he is still, Th' poor little lamb's not 't blame, 'Tis Ned -of mischief, oh, he's got his fill, He's the worst o' the lot to me shame ; " Go to slape, all fiveo' ye, now ; " Yis, Yis," says all four, Wid a snicker an' snore, Save Ned, he shpakes niver at all ; Och, Ned is th' rogue, hut he bates all the He's the threat gossoon o' them all. Five little gossoons-an' Ned I have wronged, He's whisht ez a mouse th' swate child- , 'Tie Con, mischief wid him has alwayii belonged, He's th'.worst o"th lot, an so mild ; " go to slape, all five o' ye now !" " Yis, yis," says all four, Wid a -snicker an' snore, Save Con, he shpakes niver at ail ; Och, Con is the rogue, but he bates all the rest ; He's the finest gossoon o' them all. rest ; HELP 78 WANTED by the, women'WO are ailing and suf- fering, or weak -and exhausted. And, to every suCh .woman, help is guaranteed by Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescrip- tion. For young -- gills just entering - mamme.amilm.....m....• womanhood; wol. - men at the "critical "change of life," ; Wornen approaching confinement; ntirSing mothers ; and vie ery woman who is " run-down ".,or over. worked, itis a medicine- that builds up, strengthens, and regulates, no. -matter what the condition of the system. . . an invigorating, restorative tonic, 'a soothing and brae,ieg nervine, and the only guaranteed remedy ,for "female complaints" an d weitkuesses. In 'bear- ing -cloven censations. .periodieal uleeration: intironniation, and every kin- dred ailment, if it ever fails to benefit or cup,. you have your money buck. . Five little gossoone, four little gosioons, Three little gossoons, two osul one, - Ted he's the babby---of all the gossoons, , If Con is the worst, I'm undone ! 1" Go to,slape, all five o' ye now !" • " Yis, yie," says all lour, Wid a snicker an' snore, Save Ted, he shpakes niver at all; Whew, that bahby's the rogue, but I love best; An' he's the finest gossoon o'• them all, -Jennie E. T. Dowe, in the November Cen tury, _ not a patent medicine; arilla ; it is not a mere t ordinary nervine -it is all as tho diamond is glass." Patients who are weal sleepless, dyspeptic or been advised so often t compound to ward off d ency, and it has bee thousands of cases with that it has come to be by the public, as well hoiden and the druggi such asses. There is an extraor upon the druggista. wholesale druggists -a ed experienoe-ewrite8. celery compound has remedy for diseases re impure younerves and you that within e. y creased three or fou demand has been and i creasing one, you will in which it is held by Paine's celery oomp great sale because it i Because it never fail e Because by its use s stored to health. Becauee it has been him the and weary, when despondent, have use Paine's celery isease and desplond- used in so many the result desired, known everywhere s the medical 'Jere- ts, as a specific in wary demand for it One of the ,le ding gentleman of ex end- s follows: " P ine'a frome be a stagdard 'ulting from wenken- lood. When/ tell ar its sales Vac; in - times,. and tha the to -day a steadily in - understand the favor hose who have used Constipation Cured. MHE following extract from a letter from Mr. Jas. M. Carson, Banff, N.W.T., will speak for itself: "1 have been troubled with constipation and general debility and was induced to: use your B. B. B. through seeing your advertisement. I now take as it completely cured me." _.. great pleao:=.nre in recorni....__ Dr. Wood'o Norway nending it to all my friends, ColdessAsthrna, Bronchitis,Hoareeness and Consunip- tien if taken in time, _____NPine Syrup cures Coughs, The Best Cough Cure. Dr. Wood's orwayPinoSyrup best cure for coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, sere throat, and all throat and lung troubles. Price, 26e. and 60e. 11 __ie_.B._Is the safest and ._ Burdock Pilis cure Liver ills. They are email and elegantly coated, sure In effect and pleasant to use. yie • lir • und is having this good. to give relief, o many have been re- dernOnstra,ted beyond doubt that it is exac4 what is claim d for it, that it is a great nerve and rain • strengthener and resti rer, that it curee! ner- vous debility and xhaustion, neuralgia, sleeplessness, dyspepsia, and all lood diseases.Because it makes pLple well. To Dartmouth's gr at professor t ou ands of grateful people of all classes aiid o eeds owe more thau they can acknowledge, and hold him in as high esteem as did etrer a class of students wh eat before him. 1 Our Family Physician. DRAR SIRS, -I was troubled with eczema (salt rheum) for about two years, hut 1 did not bother with it until it began to itch and spread over my hand. 1 then took four bottles of B. B. B., which completely drove it away. It was by my son's ad- vice 1 took 13. B. B., as 13. 13. B. is our family physician. J. S. Mitts, Collingwood, Ontario. Little Men and Little Women sometimes suffer from worms. Low's Worm Syrup is very highly com- mended as a cure. A Fait]aftil Lover. A pretty incident lately occurred in a public school. In a eh538 of small children the teacher desired, by illustration, to ob- tain the word favorite. She said, after sev- eral fruitle.ss attempt, " Well, children, if there was some one you loved more than anybody else in the world, and wished al- ways to keep her with you, what would you say she was; what name would you give her?" small boy hel4 up his hand, and when told to answer, reaponded promptly, "My mother !" Childr n Enjoy the pleasant favor, g ntle action and 'sooth- ing effects of Syrup of Figs, when in need of a laxative ; and 1 the father or mhther be costive or bilious, the most gratifying re - putts follow itieusene that it is the beet fam- ily remedy known. Every family should have a bottle, Ap.- • GRATEFUL COMFORTING.i EPPS'S COCOA Worth its Weight in Gold. DEAR SIRS, -1 can truly say that Hagya,rd's Pec- toral Balsam is the best remedy ever niade for coughs and colds. It is worth its weight in gold. HARRY PALMER, Lorneville, Oitario. BRE KFAST. " By a thorough kn wledge of the natural laws which govern the opera lone of digestion and nutri- tion, and by a careful a plice.tion of the fine Proper- ties of well -selected Coe a. Mr.Epps has provided for our breakfast and supp r a delicately flavoured bev- erage which ,,may save s many heavy doctord' bills. It is by the judicious u e of such articles of diet that .a constitution maybe g adualiy built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. 1 Hun- dreds of subtle maladie are floating around us ready to attack wherever thee is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal sllaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blo d and a properly nourished frame." -Civil Service pazette. Made simply with b Bing water or milk, Sold only in packets by Gr ems, labelled thus: JAMES EPPS & CO.; LTD., HOMOEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, UNDO. , ENGLAND. 1351-26 -Itch on human and horses and all animals, cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by Lumsden & Wilson. HR010 SERVIOES. Great Professor's Work af Dart- mouth. = HIS CHAIR ONE THAT FAMED MEN HAVE MADE FAMOUS. Work for thePublic Good Accomplibhed. LIFE MAY BETTER BE WORTH,THE LIVING NOW. The Old Medical School at Han: over in the Hills. BOSTON, December 1st -The most Impor- tant professorship in the country, in many respects, is at Dartmouth College. It is the chair that has been occupied by Professor Robley and afterwirde by the great professor, Edward E. Phelps, M. D., LL. D., the discoverer of probably the moat famous prescription in the world, Dr. Phelps ranks not only as a leading scientist, but hie name is at the very head of the list of eminent practitioners that the 'country has has produced. Even as a young map, his ability was conspicuoue. He had Mastered the teach- ings of the leteet German science. He had made an exhaustive study of the German ALWAYS F ATAL BEFORE. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Caetoria. When she had_Children, she gave them Castorlas B. B. B. Cures &lick Hefidache. Gr..NTLEMEN, -Having suffered for a number of years with sick headache I concluded to try B. B. 13., and by the time I had used two bottles I was cured, and have not had any eyinptoras of it since. I man safely recommend B. 13. B. for sick headache. MRS A. A. GAMSBY, Orono, Ontario. HDEUMATISM CURED IN A DAT.- South American Rheumatic Oure for Rheumatism and Neuralgie radi- cally cures in 1 to 3 days. _Its action upon the sys- tem is remarkable and mysterious. It removes at oncd the cause and the disease immediately dIsap- peais. The first dose greatly benefits. 76 cents. Sold by Lumsden & Wilson, druggists, Seaforth. woe -- A High Valuation. "f there was only one bottle of Hagyard's Yel- 1A,011 in Manitoba I would give one hundred dollars for it," writes Philip II. Brant, of Monteith, Mani- tobo, after having used it for a severe wound and for frozen fingers, with, as he says, "astonishingly good results." Blood Poisoning in the last Stages of Dia-- beteA cured fdr the first time in the ease 'of Dr.E. A. Rose---:Dodd'e Kidney Pills idid it. Termer°, December126th, 1893. -The case of Dr.E. A. Rose, Who was cured of diabetes by Dodd's Kid- ney Pills, was sufflei ntly remarkable to command widespread attention but second thoughts bring ot.t a more remarkals e phase of the matter. Blood peisoning, as a d eve opment of diabetes, is always considered fatal. Wh D it sets in, the attending physician always give up any lingering hope he may have had. In Dr. Ito e's ease blood poisoning had set in, yet he was cur 'd. Ilia is the only instance of a cure having been c Yeetod after bloodpoisoning had appeared. This 1 ct, and the reports of other cures of kidney die se resulting from the use of Dodd's Kidney Pills, lust convince every one that these poseess extraor inary.virtues in cases of ?kid- ney and blood disord rs. Pitcher's Castoria• - — -- to keep and to use i every family. The simplicity Pane-ItIbLER is a plrely Vegetable preneratiomsafe, attending its use, tog ther with the great variety of diseases that may 1) entirely cradieated by it, and the great amount of sin and suffering that can be alleviated through it nee, make it imperative upon every person to supp y themselves with this valuable remedy, and keep it lways near at hand. Aek for the New Big 25e, Bo tle. Mrs. T.S. Hawkins Chattanooga, Tennessee, says : " Shilo.h's Vitalizer AVED MY LIFE.' I toneider It the best remedy f r a debilitated system e I ever used." For Dyspep ia, .Liver .or Kidney trouble it excels. Prtee, 75 ce ts. Sold by all druggiets. Tuckersmith Branch Agricultural Society. The annual meeting of the members of the Tucker - smith Branch Agricultural Society will be held at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, on THURSDAY, January 11, 1894, At I °fele& p. m., for the purpose of electing Officers and Directors, and the transaction of ether business, As the question of disposing of the present Show Grounds, and the procuring of other grounds will be considered at this meeting, it is particularly de- sired that every person at all interested in the society should be present. G. MeADAM, • Secretary. A Timely Bit.of Advice. In these times of grippe and pneumonia it is of great importance that we should know where to look for a safe and sure remedy. A slight cold may become a serious one, the scarcely noticeable pain in the chest is too often the forerunner of pneumonia. The first cough may lead to consumption (a cough is always dangerous). Never neglect a cold or cough for even one day, but get at once'as _a safe and sure remedy, Kemp's Balsain, the best cough care, which is recommended on all sides. It should he kept in the house regularly to avoid delay when needed. It is sold at all drug stores. -English Spavin Liniment removes all hard, soft or calloused Limps and Blemishes from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints, Ring Bone, Sweeney, Stifles, Sprains, Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, etc. Save 860 by use of one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by Lumsden & Wilson. A wonderful new combination is R. Stark's) Head- ache, Neuralgia and Liver Powders, nice to take; perfectly harmless.' Mr. S. F. Glass, London Pottery Works, says: ' No teetimonial can be too strong to express the beneficial effects I have experienced from the use of R. Stark's Headache'Neuralgia and Liver Powders, personally and in myfairrily, as they have afforded me perfect relief from the moot dis- tressing sick headaches which frequently incapaci- tated me from doing businese. 1 know of others who have been equally benefltted. I consider them ono of the most useful combinations of the day," J. Temple, 46 Catharine street north, Hamilton, says: "They are most valuable for sufferers from head- ache, neuralgia and liver complaints." Price, 26 cents a box. Sold by all medicine dealers. SHILOH'S CURE Incipient Consumpt Only one cent a dos bottle. Sold by all is sold on a guarantee. It cures, on. It is the best Cough Cure. ; 26 de., 60 cts. and V1,00 per ruggists. A Keene Lady. A lady named Mrs. T. C. M. Humphries, living in Keene, Ontario, who used only two bottles of Mem- bray's Kidney and Liver Cure, has forwarded a statement to the effect that it completely cured her of inflammatory rheumatism, kidney arfd liver troubles. Such a complication of diseases yielding to this remedy should encourage sister .sufferers to give it an honest trial. Captain' Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego, Cal, says: " Shiloh's Catarrh ternedy is the first medicine I have ever found tha would do me any good." Price 60 cents. Sold by 11 druggists. Interesting estirnony to the Af- flicted. - Coughin_wg Leads to Consumption. Kemp's Balsam stops the cough at once. RELIEF IN SIX HOURS. -Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the Great South American Kidney Cure." This new remedy is a great surprise and delight on account of its exceeding promptness in relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and every part of the urinary passages in male or female. It relieves retention of water and pain in passing it almost Immediately. If you want quick relief and cure this is your remedy. Sold by Lumsden & Wilson, Seaforth. Sore Legs Cure by Royal Crown Remedy after clever st doctors in Canada failed. 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