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o Read It? I with the "madding throng." but off by
ment tacked on a fence I ourselves in a quiet nooV. There we
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prairie is good; some have an ideal summer. With gun and
may accidentally see it. rod we find the lofig days all too short,.-
ertisement posted %t go ar-d come back af te� two months with a
better -hundreds will fund of healtTi and happy memories.
. An ad*ertisement in- During these two inonths'-Butterfly " is
cial or unofficial pro- rented out At $10 per month. out-vege-
�thing or nothing is good - tables are sent down twice-& week, and
a few people see it and there is no accumulation of big black
t. The same advertise- debts to take from. our. summer's pleas.
a newspaper is better ; ure. -Correspondent in, New York-
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n"s Happy Life. Children's Doings.!,
0 LIVE, IN COMPARATIVE A little girl who had not I een in
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)N $1,000 A YEAR. school long enough to know all�,the ins
dollars, with economy, and outs of education was late- one
generosity is ,abundant morning during her first terin, 0 Bring
es all the needed pleas- a written excuse from your motlier -this
flow do I know? I af ternoon, " said the teacher, lana Hattie
proved it so. retired to her desk, where she began
ars of married life, be. laboriously writting. _1� I
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come of $500, I have Presently she accomplished the fol-
saries, and many of the lowing note, and laid it triumphaiatly on
I have now four heal- the teacher's desk : .
I handsome boys, the " Please egacuse Hattie for � being
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afort of an American "But this isn't feom your m6ther,
ieerful and. intelligent objected the recipient. i -
sand dollars covers all "No*". said Hattie' innocently
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ient guest." My bus. shouldn't have to 'aplain it to her that I
ured in an. endowment was late." . . - �
all the provision we A certain little boyp -according! to the
r the traditionad "raiialy Chicago Herald, had .greatly annoyed
his mother by running away to the
11 paid, and we can face house of a neighbor and staying there
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y and fearlessly. until some one was sent for him. 1 Tired
college bred girl, and of hunting for him, his mother &V length
,00k- their heads nine .called on the mother of the children
improvident marriage., whom he thuasought, and came� to an
d to be the most genu- underatanding with her. 1
at could have overtaken &I When I am' willing that George
� should call on your children, )I ,she said,
scribe our I'modusoper- "I will write a note to that effect and,
I put it on his arm. In the note I'I -will
ce our home is in one of ,state what time I want him sent home,
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ntry villages where -my and you 'can act accordingly."
oyed on a salary of .The'other lady agrd'ed to this plan,
f that'we pay $200 per and a day or two afterward the child
unny house of eleven appeared at her house with a note pin --
en and stablb adjoin- ned on his sleeve. She did not, look at
oes for household help - it immediately, but allowed him�to play
natter ; our coal bill i' with her Children until she thou ht it
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a bill with brea,ka,ge on might be time to send him home.,' ,Then
eys, $15 ; interest on she opened the note and -found 'it eon -
5 ; church sittings and tsined nothing but scribblings, :1 '
0 ; pasturage for cow 66 Why, George," said she, "'what
winter, $25 ; tra�eling does this mean ?" . i �
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Total,�, $600, , leaving " Well," answered George,, 11 my
d cloth,68. - mamma was asleep when I wanted to
S TKE CHEAP -EST. come here " so I wrote the note myself."
othing, we buy only the -Youth's Co�mpanion. - . .
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e buy nothing � ready A StorY of Joseph Jefferson.
erything that is worn Joseph Jefferson relates in the July
e boys. And my hus- Century the following concerning b, Lon.
e custom made. `1he don experience of his: " My approach -
only healthy, but well ing appearance was -the important d,ra�
own their father's suits matic event of my life. I had been five.
s, sponging ?,.nd turning years from America and was on my
can no longer remodel way home, and I felt satisfied that if
.qelf I can always get a this new ve - rsion of Rip Van Winkle
f them for the younger succeeded in London -my way was quite
kage of dye will read- clear when I returned to the United,
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ne year I buy for my- " On Sunday evening, being :alone in
the next a Henrietta my lodgings, I got out for my own ad-
s4ionable 8hade, apd miration my new wig and b6ard, the
w at any time by dye- pride of my heart, -and which I' was to
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As means I have a ' lways use in the last act. I could not resist
reet costumes. - trying them on for the twentieth time,
-ts one new suit a, year, I thin k ; so I got in front of the glass
s$35. His'o'therwear- and adjusted them to my perfect satis-
a his clothing bill up faction. I soon bee me enthused, and
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Pvays makes a good ap- began acting and posing in front of the
ove my -street costume mirror. In about twenty minutes
ne into the house. I there came a knock at the door.1 _.
ft flannels for house "Who's there ?" said 1. �1
n the warmest weather "It's me, i ' f you please," said the
1, warm shades of the gentle but agitated voice of the cham-
These- are not expen- bermaid. "May I -come in?!' [ . .
er b6autifully for the " Certainly wkt, I replied ; for I had
no desire to be seen in my present make -
Ling and hat bill for the up. I I I
igheat of all, but $150 a - "Is there anything wro'g in the
clothing expenses. I room, air!" said - - - n � � �
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passing that I find it "No thing at &.11. Go a way, " I I re -
to bay the best grade plied. i .
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iery,-white or cream, - "Well, air," she continued, "I there's
and self, and , bright a policeman at the door, and he says as
for the children.1 These 'ow there's a crazy old 'trian in your
, and find them strong- room, a-flingin' of his arndes about and
more durable than the a-goin' on hawful, and there's a crowd
rades of black cotton or of people across the street a blockin' up ,
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ings. We have naw up the way." -
able expenses. I . Two "I turned towards the window, � a;nd
dollarsfor the table"" to my horror I found that I had for -
aim. 11 Why, that is gotten to put down the' -cuetain, and it
eat allowance !" Yes, seemed to me, the entire ppulation. of
eek and live well. I London was taking in my Rrat night. I
not a more - appetizing
0 had been unconsciously acting with the
re. lights full up, to an astonished audience
HEALTHFUL FOOD. who had not paid for their admission.
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�ve never been sick for As I tore off my wig and beard a shout
ir rosy skins andstrODg went up. Quickly -pulling -down the
evidence of nourishing curtain, I threw mysell'into a chair,
an unvarying rule of overcome with mortification at the oc-
day. Our butcher's currence. In a few minutes the comical.
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a $6' per month. We side of the picture presen led itself,, and
?ieces of meat and cook I must have laughed for a�,e hour. I had
y way, excepting our been suffering from an attack of. nervous I
always of the best. A dyspepsia, consequent upon the excite -
ds makes us three din- ment of the past week, and I -firmly be- .
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d day the meat is -cut lieve that this continuous fit of laugh -
id inade up into meat ter cured me." .
or, if rare, we often - . , 0 -
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trimmed toast and pour I
-avy mlade of cream, 11 Where w6re you yesterday?"
d seasoning. The third I I Oh, I, took a day off."
-Just what does that mean, if you
e cracked, vegetables please .911 . .
consomme is the re- -Well, it means that whenever I am
great many oysters,
in their season., Our feeling all cris-cross,and everything goes -
. contrary -like, when I get irritable over
ways of fruit, cereals, trifles and my digestion isn't first-class,
muffins, gems or the I know pretty well that unless I stop
from our bees, coffee then and there something serious will be
d plenty of good. I rich to pay later, and so I 'deliberately turn
ken. my back on everybody and everything,
a during the year we leave my cares behind me, and make
autiful Aiderney,which a
atterfly, all the milk business of doing nothing for one whole
tteifty gives, eighteen day, You have no idea the lift- it gives
ily in the spring, aver- Ek man, when it seems as if he couldn't
to.nine in the winter. stand the strain any longer, to let go his
eggs the whole year holdiustas if he never intended o'r
ty of spring chickens needed to take up the burden again.
urgarden, which' my The.day after, to his surprise, he feels
p in the mornings a 'as if he could shoulder the gates of
nd together we Plant Gaza easily. It's the incessant grind,
- yields an abundance the day and night anxiety, the responsi-
tal)les, so that during bility never dropped that kills a man or
early autumn we can dri,,es him insane. If be would let go
gant and b.9ve five or now and then, take off' -the high pres-
s,of vegetables at the ,sure, lessen that Continuous nervous ten-
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- - sion, he would be all right and find his
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e fit for a king, though work a pleasure. Hard work is healthy
sa.ut)s purse. Ac pud- either of muscles or brain ; the conflict
ries or other ripe,fruit is what we all need, but nobody can en-
. fruit during winter, dure an unbroken monotony and strain
eaim, such as no milk- year in and year out."
" But -1 don't see how you can afford
a ; chocolate, cocoa or 71 .
ith cream, butter and to take the time.
cake'is reduced to a, 11 Well, I have discovered that I can
ouse, and in its ever afford it a great deal better than I can
a always a p%rt of out afford to be sick and stay away from
business a month or two, besides paying
ng, but I must tell ,of . a big doctor's bill into the bar lain. I
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ng. My husband is the I find that it pays to keep well ' rather
or of. a big tent. This � than to run the risk of getting well after
. I am sick I have tried both wava and
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ITEALT-11FUL EXERCISE.
Only a few months ago these rom Ing,
rosy - cheeked lasses were puny, delfcate,
pale, sicldy Is. By the aid of Dr. Pierce's
world-famerFavorite Prescription, they
have blossomed out into beautiful, plu � mpt
hale, hearty, strong young women. "Fa-
vorite Prescription " Is an Invigorating
restorative tonic and as a regulator ana
promoter of functional action at that crit-
. Ical period of change from girlhood to
womanhood, it is a perfectly safe remedial
agent, and can produce only good results.
It is carefully compounded, by an expe -
enced and skillful physician. and ada ted
to woman's delicate organization. t Is
pu gly vegetable in Its composition and
pe ectly harmless in tiny condition of the
System. It imparts strength to the whole
system. For overworked, ""worn-out,"
..run-down," debilitated teachers mil-
liners, dressmakers, seamstresses, 'tahop-
MIs " housekeepers, nursing mothers, and
ble women generally, Dr-. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription is the greatest earthly
boon, belng unequaled as �n alyretizing
cordial and restorative tonic. is the
only medicine for women, sold, by drugr
Kists, under a poWilve' guarantm from the
manufacturers, that it will give satisfac-
tion in every case. or money Will be re-
funded. This guarantee has been faith-
fully carried out for many yeam
Copyright, 1888, by WORLD's Dis. XnD. Ass,x. .
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'%-ww by the manfactur-
arrh Remedy, for an
incurable case of Catarrh in the Head. -
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cal way to ptovid6 everything for pre-
vention, and not so much for cure,
11 My neighbors can't understand why
a man should give up and go to bed
when �_ a isn't actually conipelled to by
sickness * because - they know nothing
about le philosophy of prevention ;
but (I know' by experience that
itiathegreatest relief, and my beat
protectiou against being obliged to gb to
bed for an indefinite time, to drop out
of the ordinary routine for a day let the
business slide, loaf and invite my soul,
as the poet says, have my meals in my
room -usually fruit and biscuit or some-
thing light, because my stomach enjoys
a day off too,-an'd the next day I am
happy- and ready, for better werk.
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Meanwhile I hav'4 forgotten that my
business was ever trying or disagreeable.
It is rest of eyes, ears, brain, muscles
and nerves ; it is filling up at Nature's
fountain ; . it keeps me from growing old,
. . and it improves mydispo.sition. When-
ever my friends.inqtLire how it is that I
am never sick, never have any doctor's
-bills to pay, -and inanage to keep fairly'
serene and ch6erful through thick and
thin, they are kenerally a little incredu-
lous when I . t611 them that it is all
owing to my sornewhat cranky notion
of now and then taking a day off."—
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School Reports.
No. 6, TUCKE 8 S1141Y11. —Pre Violifs to
the closing of the su,hool for the surnmer
vacation written examinations were held
to test the thoroughness of the wo rk, f or
the half year ending June 30, 1890. The �
�ames of the pupils are arranged accord-
ing to - m, erit. Fifth Class—Einily
Turner, Jessie Martin, Nettie Crich,
Maggie Broadfoot. Fourth Clags—Effie
Carter. 'Third Class, senior—Minnie
Martin, Mary Turner and Nlary Yellow
(equal), Minnie Routledge, Maggie Hen-
dersou, Robert Landsborough, Everet
Crich, . Norman Carter. Third Class,
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J unior— Willie -Dale, James Broadfoot,
Joseph Yellow, Annia Routledge.
Second Class—Allie ' Martin, Aggic
Broadfoot, Bella Henderson, Samuel
Dale, Aggie Rout-
ledge, George Routledge, Emma Galpin.
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Part Second Class—Ten& Townsend)
'Mary Galpin and Ernest Crich (equal),
Lizzie Galpin, Florence Townsend.
Part First—Nina Robb and Victor
Dale Jequal), Laura Routledge, Roy
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Go Slow in Hot Weather.
One of the best ways of committing
involuntary suicide is to make haste in
hot wea,ther. This is especial - ly true for
old or fat people. Hot weatheris in it-
self a, strain -upon the system in civilized
gountries. In America, where almost
every one is in a burry, and in Chicago,
where & person that is slow of movement
excites comment, and is regarded am a
curiosity, no one seems to know th ' at
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haste makes waste. -In hot weather we
should La as calm and philosophical,
and move as leisurely as possible. Eat
slowly, and eat but little meat; drink
no alcoholic fluids ; don't get excited,
and under no circumstances run for -,&
train or a street ear.—Chicago Herald.
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EPPS'S COCOA.
" By a thorough icnowledge of the natural laws
which govern the operations of - digestion and
nutrition, and by a careful application of the
fine properties of well -selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps
has provided our brQakfast tables with a delicate-
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ly tlavored beverage which may save us many
heavy doctoro'bills. It is by the judicious _�se
of such articles of diet that a const3ution may
be gradually built up until stf' r
* ong enough to le-
sist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of
subtle ma,ladles are ' floating ar6und us ready to
attac� wherever there is a wealk point. We may
escape many a fatal shaft by 4ceping ourielves
�vcll fortified with pure blood and a properly -
nourished fraine."-" Oivil Service Gazette."
Made ,simply with boiling water or milK. Sold
only in packets by grocers� labelled thus
JAMESEPPS & CO., Homcoa-pathic Chemists:
London, England. � 1041-62
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are wany and serious ; but the use of harsh,
drastic purgatives is quite as dangerous. In
Ayer's Pills, however, the patient has a mildi
but effective aperient, superior to ail- others,
especially for fainil.v use.
How to Catch a Lion.
� A flerce lion, the terror of tne Sahara Desert
was recently captured bY the following sinipl�l
method : The sands of the desert were passed
through a sieve. The Lion of course remained
in the sieve. His niaiestv.had in hi -3 vest pocket
a can of imperial Cream Tartar Baking Powder,
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wonderful, half the bottle totally cured me. A
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ALL who have the care of children should
know that Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry may be contidently depended on to
cureall guinin er coin plain ts,d iarrhoca, dysentery,
cranips, colic, cholera infantum, cholera mor-
bus, canker, etc., in children ol adults. .
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100 doses for 100 cents, Burdock Blood Bitters.
Does vour Head ache? Take Burdock Blood
Bitters.
Is your Blood impure? Take Burdock Blood
Bitters. � .
Are Take Burdock Blood Bitters,
. YOU Take Burdock Blood Bitters.
Are YOII =u: ?I
Are you Dyspeptiu? Take Burdock Blood
Bitters.
One cent a dose, one cent a dose, Burdock Blood
Bitters. .
. Vigilant Care. -
Vigilance is necessary against unexpe&ed at.
tacks of suinm(r complaints. No reme, ly is so
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well-known orao successful in this claes of dis-
eases as Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry.
Keep it in the house as a safe guard.
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Minard's Liniment C . ures Garget in Cows. �
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Gents, -1 sprained my leg so badly that I had
to be driven home in a carriage. Iiinmediately
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applied Minard's Liniment freely, and in forty-
� eight houria could use iny leg again as well as
eve .
&Bridgewater, N. S. Joshua Wynaught.
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hurnan or animals, cured in 30 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails.
Sold by J. S_ Roberts, Seafortb. . 118062
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'gof t or calloused Lumps and Blemishes f roin
horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints, Ring Bone,
Sweeney, Stifles, Sprains, Sore and Swollen
Throat, Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one
-bottle. Warranted the most wonderful Blemish
Cure ever known. Sold by J. S. Roberts, Sea-
, forih. 118062
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1housand8 have been relieved of indigestion
and loss of appetite by a single bottle of Ayer's
,Sarsaparilla. The use of this medicine, by
giving tone and strength to the assiwilative or-
gans, has maAe' innumerable cares of chronlo
dyspepsia. Price $1. Worth $5 a bottle.
Sixteen Ugly Soreef�
I. NFLAMMATORY rheumatism through wrong
�reatment left me with stiff Jointo and ugly
running sores on my limbs, and for, seven years
I could not walk. Wh6n I commenced taking
�Burdock Blood Bitters I had sixteen Bores, but
tl�ey are all healed save one, and I can now walk
with crutches. .
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of Waterford, Ont., writes, " My baby was very
sick with suninier complant, and nothing would
help him till I tried Dr. Fowler'§ Extract of Wild
-Strawberry, which cured hirn at once. It is one
of the best remedies I ever used.
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prepared to do all custom -work witE
which he may be favored, guaranteeing
in every case, satisfaction, as well, as
the Flour ground, out of their own
wheat. Flour is sold at, $2.25, per cwt.
A trial is reE.pectfufljyr�-aolicited.
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connects with Western Union Telegraph Com-
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cables to all parts of the world ; money orders
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chandise, nfoney and packages of every descrip-
tion : coUect notes, draft8, accounts, &c. Re-
mitters of money secured against lose, and the
charge for transwission is very low. Produce
for merchandise requiring protection from heat
or cold, will have our beat attention. �
1160 W. 80MERVILLE, Agent.
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Glisting, Chopping and Ex-
change promptly attended to and
best of satisfa ' ction guaranteed. I
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and Barley. I
Feed of all kinds for sale. Arrange-
ments are made for regular arrivals of
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8eaforth Furniture
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Undertakin Warerooms
If you want good value for your money,
don't forget to give M. Robertson a call
before buying elsewhere You will find
his stock very large and varied, and prices
to suit the times.
The Undertaking Department is replete
with every sanitary convenience, as re-
coma-lended by the Undertakers' Associa-
tions of the continent. We pay particular
attention to the science of embalming, as
demonstrated by eminent professors at the
Toronto School of Medicine, and are bet-
ter prepared than ever to furnish and,��on-
duct funerals on more reasonable terms to
our p�trons than any - eo-called 11 reform
undertakero," with their advertising clap-
trap. I
Warerooma-0ne door south of the
Telegraph Office, Main Street, Seaforth.
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EING due to the presence of -uric
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acid in the blood, is most effectually
red by the use of Ayer's, Sarsap'%_
ll,t. Be sure you get Ayer's and no
her, and take it till the poisonous
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swin. We challenge attention to this
stimony -. -
"About two years ago, after suffering,
r nearly two years from rheumatic
tit, boing able to walk only with great
scom.fort , , and having tried various
medics, inchiding mineral waters,
thotit relief, I saw by an advertise-
ent in a Chicago paper that a,man had
e -ii relieved of this distressing corn-
aint, after lonfl- suffering, by talcing
yer's Sarsaparilla. I then decided to
ake a trial of ' this medicine, and took -
regularly for eight months, and am
eased to state that it ha§ effected a
niplete cure. I have since had no re-
rn of the di s ease. "-Mrs. R. Irving
odge, 110 West 125th st., New York.
"One year ago I was taken ill witli
flammatory rheumatism, being con-
ed to my , liouse six months. Icame
t of the sickness very Tnuch debili-
ed, with no appetite, and my syatem
sordered in every way. I commenced
PoI Ayer's SarsapaTi . Ila and began to
ve at once, gaining in strength
soon recovering my usual hearth.
cannot say too much in praise of this
11 -known medicine." -Mrs. L. A.
ark, Nashua, N. H. .
yef's Sarsaparilla,
PREPARED BY I
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OHN BENNEWIES, Recve, Dublin P. 0.
OHN MORRISON, Deputy Reeve, Ward 3,
nthrop.
ANIEL MANLEY,Councillor,Wa'rd 1, Beech-
od. .
AMES EVANS, Councillor, Ward 2, Beech-
od.
HARLES DODDS, Councillor, Ward 4, Sea -
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OHN C. MORRISON, Clerk, Winthrop.
OLOMON J. SHANNON, *easurer, Win -
op.
OBERT G. R098, Assessor, Winthrop.
kDAM HAYS, Collector, Senforth.
)R. SMITH, Medical -Health Officer, Seaforth.
M ARCHIBALi), Sanitary inspector, Lead -
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of Domestic Animals treated CaM vmp*
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C. DOAN, Veterinary Surgeon, GraduaU
Ontario
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Calls from a, distance promptly attended to.
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Veterinary Medicines kept constantly on hand.
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saV. N. B,Veterinary Dentistry and Su.,V
a specialty.
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FVeterinary Colfeg�, �oronto, Menber of the
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Veterinary Medical Society, etc., treats eu dis.
cw-es of the Domesticated Animals. All c&M
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treet, Seaforth. 1116tf
promptly attended to either by day or night
Ooal & Wood Parlor Stoues.
Charges moderate. Special attention given fA
veterinary dentistry. Office on Main Stre*
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KcClaryls Famous Stoves
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mesticated. animals, ally trepted a* 00'
Infirmary, or elsewhere,
on the ahoitest no"
Charges moderate. JAMES W. ZLDER Yoft.
.4nary Surgeon. P. S. -A large gtooli of ilez-ft
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X Agent, Commisssioner for taking affidavi. - .
Conveyances, &c. - Money to loan at the lowt �
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MAIN -ST. , - SEAFORTH. shop. Agpnts-CAmiRoN, HoLT &CAMERON. -870
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0.4 Me vate funds to loan at 5J and 6 per cent, 11D86
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0 " win the CanadiawBanknf Commerce. Maneytolend.
0 N ,� .5 - C#* Farinsforsale. Office in Scotes Blook. Kate
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. risters. Solicitors,,etc., Seafo.rth Land By'Unelc i
Seaforth Office-Cardno's Block, Main StrAeet. .
THE SEAFORTH R. S. HAYS. . W. 13. DICKSON. -
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A General Banking business trans- - of ,,paying part of the principal money -at avy I I
time. Apply to F. HOLMESTED, Barrides
acted. Seaforth. sm
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Drafts bought and sold. . 0 1 DENTISTRY. .
Interest allowed on deposits. .
I FW. TWEDDLE, Dentist, successor to W. J�
Fear. Office in Daley's Block, Seaforth,
OFFICE -In the -Commercial Hotel Oniario. Nitrous Oxide Gas -administered for
building. I the painless extraction of teetb. � 1110
J. I 0. SMITH, Manager. R. BELDEN, L. D. S., Dentist, Graduate Of
11) the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of .
F. HOLNESTED, Solicitor 105 Ontario, and Graduate of the Toronto lin**r-
I sity, successor to 1dr. Ball. Preservation of
the natural teeth a speciality. Office in Mr.
BalFs old Stand. 1164
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of bn'tario. 11 the anasthetics used for the
painless extraction of teeth. Office -Garfield
. ... . - . Block, BRUSSELS. lomt. f.
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IGS AND DOGS--w-The undersigned has on v--,% _ �r
, ]ff KINSMAN, Dentist, L. D.
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thor- . i _.' - �.t S., Exeter, Ont. Will be 0 .
P his premises in Harpurhey, a good, ( --i., Zurle*h, at the Huron Hotel, en the
onghbred Berkshire Pig which he keeps for dE- � "I LAST THuRsiiAy iN xAcn Mo"R,
service. Terms -41 per sow, with the rivilege '
of returning if neceseary. Also for sa�le a few and at Murdock's Hotel, Hensa% on the r_=W
gGod collie dog8 from imported stock on both AND THIP -D FRiDAY in each month. Teeth di�L.
sides. ROBERT TORRANCE, Harpurhey. tracted with the least pain possible. " work -
1142tf first-class at liberal rates. 971
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ACHESTER 'WHITE PIG. -The undersigned � � .
will keep during the present season on Lot - MEDICAL. . .
21, Concession 2,1L. R. S. Tuckersinitb, a Thor .
ough Bred Chester White Pig to which a lindited S. FERGUSON, M. D. C. M., Sialorth, I
-number of sowa will be taken. This - BS W. Office and residence,tbat formerlyou. .
farrowed on May 16tb, 1887, was bred by - H. copied by Dr. Hanover, near Godericli street. .
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Todd, of Wakeman, Huron County, Ohio, one of Calls, night or day promptlyattended to.
the most extensive and reliable breeder@ U73 1
in the United States. This Pig has also taken E. COOPER, M. D., Physician, Surgeou
first prizes whereever shown. Terms $1, pay It. and Accoucher, Constance, Ont. 1127
able at -the time of service, with the privilege of
retuming If necessary. GEORGE -PLEWES -IRS. ELLIOTr & GUNN, Brucefleld, Moon.
. 10891f. Dtiates Royal College of Phyalolans and
- --- - Surgeons, Edinburgh. Brucefield, Ont. 930
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The Great English Prescription G. SCOTT, M. D., &o., Physician, Surgeon �
I J and Aocoucher, Seaforth, Out. Offloe and
A^Cures Weakness, Sperniatorrhe J12h r�ddence South mide of Godench street,, Sewnd
- Emissions, Impotei d Door cast of the Presbyterian Church. 842
diseases caused by"c Ul 11 :* -
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N indiscretion. One package $1, W. BRUCE 8311TH, X. D , C. X., Member I
Wa,01LE)aix $5, by mail. Write f r f@ -
_ pamphlet. EURBKA CHR"XI ON It. of the College of Physlcie�ns and SurFeens,
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Co,, Detroit, Mich. For sale by L & same as occupied by Dr. Vercoc. 848
WILSON, Chemists & Druggists, Sea # nt. - ' ___._ .
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� — LEX. BETHUNE, M. D., Fellow of the
1� ARoyal College of Physicians and SurgeQnij
. HURON AND BRUGE Kingston. Successor to Dr. 31ackid. Offleg I �
lately occupied by Dr. Mackid, Main Street,
Seaforth. Residence -Corner of Vict*ria Squam,
in house lately occupied b L. E. Dancey.
nvestment Dr. Mackid has gone L the Northwestand .
Dr. Bethune has taken his tice. The
0 C) M:P_A_W_Y__ Doctor will be found in Dr. nackid's ofte .
. during the day and at his own residence during
the night. 1127x12 .
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This Company is Loaning Money Or I —_
Farm Securit,y at lowest Rates AUCTIONEERS. -
of aterest. - P. BRINE, ldcensed AuctIoneer for the I
J. Countyof Huron. Sales attended In 9
Mortgages Puchased. . p" of the County. All orders left at Txn
R"OSITOR Office will be promptly attended -to.
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SAVINGS BANK BRANCH. W. G. DUFF, i
3, 4 and 5,per Cent. Interest Allowed on AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNTY, Convey
Deposits, according to amount and ancer, Collector, Book-keeper and Accountant; .
I time left. . Real Estate, lAfe,.Accident and Fire Insurance
- Agent; Money to Loan, Corn�spondence, &c. q
OFFICE. -Comer of Market Square Partteo requiring his serviceg in any of them
branches will receive prompt attention. Omen
and North Street, Godericb. - ix DALRY18 BLOCK, (UrSTAM), MAIN STUMT, SEA-
HORACE HORTONI FORTH. 1184
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Goderich, August.fth.1885. 922 . PENNYMAt WAFERS used movhly .
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- .. sure in effect; a ladY's 9r( 3 __
#--hroads I boxbymall.
. or i�roirn -I A;aQ partkulars
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D 'U" N N?S xuRicji,L RXICAL 06.,�DETnow, Mcff.
Sold by LUKSJ)E.'T & WILSON, Chemists ani
Drtiggist:,.Seaforth Ont. 1121-02
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