The Huron Expositor, 1896-11-13, Page 6r.
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
THE OLDEST
AND THE BEST
Cough -cure, the most prompt and
effective remedy for diseases of the
throat and lungs, is Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. As an emergency medi-
cine, for the cure of
Croup, Sore Throat,
Lung Fever and
Whooping Cough,
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral
cannot be equaled.
L E. M. BRAWLEY,
y D. D. Dis. Sec. of
tr- the American Bap-
tist Publishing Society. Petersburg,
Va., indorses it, as a cure for violent
colds, bronchitis, etc. Dr. Brawley
also adds: To all ministers suffering
from throat troubles, I recommend
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral
Awarded Medal at World's Fair.
AYER'S PILLS Cure Liver and Stomach Troubles.
VETERINARY.
_ TOHN GRIEVR, V. S., honor graduate of Ontario
e..7 Veterinary College. All diseases of Domestic
animals treated. Calls promptly attended to and
charges moderate. Vete rinary Deatietry a, specialty
°Moe and residence on Goderich etreet, one door
ase of Dr. Scott's office, Ses,forth. 111211
G. H. GIBB•
Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist. Toronto aallege of
Veterinary- dentista, Honor Graduate of Ontario Vet-
erinary Cc:dregs, Honor member of Ontario Veterin-
ary Medical Society. All diseases of domestic animale
skilfully treated. All calls promptly attended to
day or night. Dentistry and Surgery a specialty.
Office and Disponeary-Dr. Campbell's old office,
Main greet See.forth. Night calls answered from the
office. • 1406-52
LEGAL
Ar .1. D. COOK, Barrister'Solicitor, Convey-
-1 '
_ ancer, &c. (late with Garrott & Proudfoot
Hensall. Money to loan. 1508
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M. GoaCnieerMoEnROBNa'a fostremrearliyid osfoalintoerroi4,0reorlieth&
Ontario. Office -Hamilton street, opposite Colborne
Uotel, 1452
TALES SCOTT, Barrister, &e. Solicitor for MOI -
ea eon's Bank, Clinton. Office - Elliott leek,
Clinton, Ont. Money to loan on mortgage.
1461
Tb S. HAYS, Barrieter, Solicitor, Conveys.neer and
- Notary Puelio. Solieitor for the Dominion
Bank. Office-Cardno's block, Maire Ste, Seaforth.
4 onay to loan, 1235
M. BEST, Barrleter, Solicitor, Notary, &e.
pJ e Office -Rooms, five door's north olCommeroia
Mete', ground floor, next door to C. L. Papat s
rowelry atore, Main street, Seaforth. Goderich
94te—Cameron, Holt and Cameron. 121.6
ARROW & PROUDFOOT, Barrietere, Scileitoes,
Goderich, Oaterio. J. T. GAF -ROI. Q. C.;
34. PROL:DPG. 038
CeAMERGN, HOLT & HOLMES, Barrieters 80-
lteitora In Chancery, &e., Goderieh, Ont M. 0.
enaaore, Q. 0., Peron, Hoor, DUX/SY Honeitia
Ter HOLMESTED, Bummer to the late firm of
et!• McCaughey & Holmeated, Barrister,1Solicitor
Conveyancer, and Notary. Solicitor fon the Can
adieu Bank of Commerce. Money to lencL Farm
for sale. Office in Scott's Block, Math Street
Seaforth.
DENTISTRY,
DENTAL NOTICE. -The priced for Dental work
in future will be the sante as they ‘aera pre -
vicars to Jrsnuary 1st excepting to those parties
who arranged for work at the low rate. F. W.
Ttveddre, Dentist, Mee over Richardson & McInnis'
Shoe Store. 1608
DB.. BELDEN, dentist'; crooning, bridge work
and gold plate work. Special attention given
to the preservation of the natural teeth. All work
earefully perfornted. Office -over Johnson Bros.'
nardware store, Seaforth, 1461
DR. IL S. ANDERSON, graduate of Royal College
of Dental Surgeons, Ontario, D. D. S., of To.
Tonto University. Office, Market Block, Mitchell,
Ontario. 1402
n AGNEW, Dentist, Clinton, will
:Dos visit Hensel). at Hodgena' Hotel
every Monday, and at Zurich the
aecondThureday In eaon month 1288
••• i KINSMAN, Dentivt, L. D S.,
e .
e 1 . Exeter, Ont. Will be at Zurich
e st the Huron Hotel, ONLY on the
-.,---"- LAST TGURSDAY in each month, and
Iturdock•'s Hotel, lierteell, On the FIRST FRIDAY
n each month. Teeth extracted with the least
pain Possible. All work firet-clase at liberal retoo.
971,
MEDICAL.
Dr. John' McGinnis,
Hon. Graduate London Western University, member
cf Ontario College of Physieians and Surgeons.
Office and Residence -Formerly occupied by Mr. Wm.
Pickard, Victoria Street, next to the Catholic Church
reser Night calls attended promptly. 1453x12
R. ARMSTRONG, M, B. Toronto, M. D. 0. M.,
Jj Victoria, M. C. 1'. 8., Ontario, auceessor to Dr.
Elliott, Oleo lately occupied by Dr. Eliott, Bruce -
field, Ontario.
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E. COOPER., M. D., M. B., L. F. P. and S.,
Glasgow, &o., Phytileien, Surgeon and Ao
°Dueler; Conetanoe, Out. 1127
T„ LEX. BETHUNE, M. D., Feller* of the Royal
IA_ College 'of Physioiane and Surgeone, Kingeton.
Suceessor to Dr. Madeid. Offie( lately opoupied
ny Dr. Madrid, Main Street Seaforth. Realdenoe
-Corner of Victoria Square, in house lately oencunpied
by D.E. Dancey.
DR, F. J. BURROWS,
Late resident Physician and Surgeon, Toronto Gen-
eral Hospital. Honor graduate Trinity Univereity,
member of the College of Phyeicians and Surgeons
of Ontario. Coroner for the County of liuron.
elerOFFICE.-Same as formerly occupied "ty• Dr.
Smith, opposite Public School, Seafbrth. Telephone
No. 46 N. B. -Plight calla anewered from office.
1888
DRS. SCOTT & Mac KAY,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
Coderich street, opposite Methodist church,Seaforth
J. G. SCOTT, graduate Victoria and Ann Arbor, and
member Ontario College of Physicians and
Surgeons. Coroner 'for County of Huron.
0. MacKAY, honor graduate Trinity University,
gold medalist Trinity Medical College. Member
College of Physiciane and Surgeons, Ontario.
1483
AUCTIONEERS.
wro. IWGLOY,
Atictioneer for the Counties of Huron and Perth,
and Agent at. Hensel( for the Massey-Harrls Menu-
lea:taring Company. Sales promptly attended to,
°barges moderate and setiefactIon guaranteed.
Orders by mail addressed to Hartsell Post Office, or
left at his residence, Lot 2, Concession 11, Turk-
eremith, will roceiVe prompt attention. 1296-tf
TOWN H. McDOUGALL, Licensed Auctioneer for
ti the County of Huron. Sales attended in all
parts of the County. Terme reaeouable. From Mr.
MeDougall's long experience as a dealer in farm
stock of all kinds, he is specially qualified to judge
of values, and can guarantee satisfaction. • All orders
left at Tux Exeoarroa °Mee, or at hie residence, Lot
8, Coneession 3, H. R. S., Tuckeremith, will be
proreptly attendee to. 1466
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diepo.tch from Hamburg states that
it is the intention of the conference of the
Atlantic ateamship companies, held a few
alays since in London, to form a pool and
Attivauce ca.bia pa-ssenger rates by £5,
Mr Tims' Theology.
No and, then Mr. Tims discusses theol-
ogy. He was making inquiry of me as to
the relation, between faith and works. I
gave him my views, which seemed in the
main to co-ordinate with his own. "Pro -
feasor," says he, dey's some folks dea't
believe in trusting to Providence ; now, I
does. While every man ought to 'tend to
his bizness, sometimes seems:fithough he
cain' do nothin' but wait on de 'Lord. _It's
like dis : Once there was an old ,buzzard,
sittin' high up in a dead pine tree out in a
old field. He just kep' a-settin'. thar, and
a-settin' thar, his wings sort o' scrunched
up close to his head. Bym-by hawk a come
along, light on a limb. He flap his wings
and holler out : What you dein', brer
Buzzard?' Old buzzard shake his wings a
little, and wink his eyes right slow, Wait:
in' on de Lord, brer Hawk. Waitin' on de
Lord, is yer- ? I don't wait . en
nothisf ; You jest watch me now. See yon-
der partridge on de fence? Den he spread
his wings, and zip! he made for the part-
ridge, but he miss him, and bust hisself
open on the fence... De partridge flew away.
De old buzzard clear his throat, lift up his
head, shake hisself, and says : 'Seems I bin
watin' long enough, dere's- my dinner :
reckon I better go and eat it,'. and he et the
old hawk up. Now, dat's jest how it is,
when you's done all you kin, you's bleeged
to wait, keep wo,tin', and hopin', and byrn-
by you git what you waitin for in some sech
way as you wasn't expectin."
CANADIAN SUCCESS RECOG-
NIZED ABROAD.
An American Company Organized
with Offices at Buffalo.
A MILLIONAIRE BANKER.
At the Head of the Ne Company -The
Fame earned by Dodd's Kidney Pills in
Canada wins the confijlenoe and Capital
necessary for a Solid yndicate.
At a time when most 1 usiness men are
resting on their oars, pen ing the result of
the election, it is interesthsg to report the
details Of a new organizat on that promises
to enlarge Buffalo's reputition as a business
center, and bring many thousands Of dollars
here for focal distribution. This has refer-
ence to the Dodd's Medicine Company, with
a suite of offices in the Ellicott Square
,Bisilding, substantial business men itt. con-
trol, and ample capital at its -back. Noth-
ing of the kind in recent years begins to
equal the importance of 'such i a business in
its relation to the communit .. The new
company has been organized f r the manu-
facture of Dodd's Kidney -Pine, a remedy
that has won fame and fortune over in Can-
ada, and that comes to thel,taited States
in response to a well defined demand. There
is nothing fictitious about the preparation
and nothing doubtful about its results, It
is claimed to be a supreme and complete
triumph, backed by thousands of legitimate
testimonials and indorsed by men and wo-
men of more than average intelligence. Be-
cause it comes from Canada, it is none -the
less a triumph. It has won its ktpurs over.
there. ,
There is no more progressive business in
Buffalo than the big World's Dispensary,
and there is every reason to anticipate simi-
lar activity in connection with the manu-
facture -6f Dodd's Kidney Pills. Every con-
dition fully warrants it. The new Company
represents men of large experieoce and busi-
ness ability, with Hon. F. G. 13abcock, of
Hornellsville, aspresident ; Mr. J. A. Mc-
Kee, of Toronto, as vice-president, and Mr.
Blinn Yates as secretary and treasurer.
Mr. Babcock is president .of the Bank of
Hornellsville, owner of the famous Babcock
Stock Farms once the home of the mighty
Smuggler, and the present home of the beau-
tiful stallion Voodoo, for which Mr. Bab-
cock paid $24,000, when it was about . 21
months old, and about 60 more of the finest
blooded. stock in the country: Mr. .Bab-
cock is a rnan of wait business interests, and
one who has been wonderfully successful in
everything he has undertaken. The Elmira
Telegram calls him "a wealthy and public
spirited citizen, and just the kind of a man
to make Ea place famous and - prosperous."
The development of the new business will
give him a direct interest in the growth and
prosperity of Buffalo, and will turn to our
advantage inmore ways than one. . Mr.
McKee is president of the' Dodd's Medicine
Company of Canada, whose energy ' and en-
terprise have made Dodd's Kidney Pills
famous throughout the length and breadth
of the Dominion. Mr. Blinn Yates -is mana-
ges' of the Buffalo office of the Charles IL .
Fuller's Newspaper and Magazine Adver-
tising Agnney of Chicago and ,New York,
land has recently removed here from New
'York City, .
The new business starts out under the
!meat favorable auspices, with no possible
!question as to its success and with every in-
tention of making things hum. It is easy
to see that 1.31.iffalo is "fortunate in being
made headquarters for the States. It mean
eteady work forscores of people, and no end
of free advertising for the city. ,
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-:-.11r. , Jas. T. Gleason, No. 482 York
street, London, .Ont., says : DaLaviolette'e
Syrup of Turpentine is without doubt the
most effective remedy for bronchitis I have
ever used. My little boy, 9 years old, has
suffered for a long time with that trouble ;
two 25c bottles of this wonderful prepara-
tion effected a thorough cure. ' I shall,
therefore, recommend it to all my friends..
-If your children are coughing give them
Dr. Laviolette's. Syrup of Turpentine Ett
once. It ispalatable, safe and most effica-
cious.
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A MARVELLOUS CURE.
Helped by the First Box-COuld not Lift
Fifty Pounds -Cured by a few boxes of
Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Arthur, November 9, (Special) --Among
his more intimate friends it has long been
known here that Mr. J. C. Morrison had
been gradually failing in healthy for many
years. The acuteness of his sufferings was
known to a few. His complete recovery is
a surprise here and is causing much talk.
Of his cure he saps : " Yes I got help from
the first box of Dodd's Kidney- Pills and I
have taken fifteen boxes. I kept getting
better every day. When I - commenced I
could not lift fifty pounds ; now I am as
strong -and well as ever in my life,"
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To Boys of Sixteen. .
In the homes that the Advocate reaches
there must be a great many boys of about
this age. Why should we not address an
editorial tothem ? They will soon be men.
A short pve years will bring them to the
enjoyment of all the rights and privileges of
American citizenehip Nor will it be much.
longer till they Npll be 'crowding forwerd, a
mighty army, to .seize the places ,of Fewer
and influence thap are now held by their
fathers. Will not, our young friends listen
for a brief space to one who sincerely loves
all the bays in the world ? . '
To discerning eyesa at least, th,e boy of
sixteen usually gives promise of what he is
likely to become in later years. It is the
natural order that it ehould be sO; and the
exceptions to the rule are fewer, than is
Usually supposed. People properlY take it
for granted that a good boy will turn out to
be a good man, and vice 'yens,. Thealate
Dr. E. E. Wiley, who gave more than half a
century to the cause. of education in con-
nection with Emory and Henry College,
and who was one of the most sagacious
men that we ever knew, once said to ue
" Firet and last, I have taught more than
6,000 boys ; andin less than a score of in-
stances have I found it necessary to revise
insubsequent years the judgments that I
formed of my stadents While they were un-
der my eye in the clash room." Such an
utterance from such a s urce ought to have
great weight. We tiu te it here for the
purpose of emphasizin the 'thought that
the boy who 'proposes to spend the opening
period of his life in idleness or vicious in-
dulgence, promising 'himself, meantime that
he will make a great change, and be of some
aecount when he gets to be a man, is cher-
ishing a most dangerous delusion.
It is an awful truth that eharacter is
often fixed and destiny sealed • before one
passesthe line of twentyone. The impor-
tance of this feet is too great to be overes-
timated. With whatever power we can
command, we wish to urge the considera-
tion of it on all our young, friends. Let us
not be understood as advocating the pre-
mature development of boys into sedate and
quiet men. • We do not regard that this is
a desirable end to be attained.' This is a
time in life in which it is natural for mortals
to grow, run, jump, shout, and indulge in
agreeable sport and pastimes. To deprive
Ahem of all opportunity for such innocent
merriment is neither wise nor kind. The
mature man who cannot -look back upon the
season in which he fairly revelled in the
mere joy of existence is to be pitied.
But innocent sports are a very different
matter from what is called "sowing wild
oats." The latter phrase suggests the idea
Of dedicating one's , brightest and holiest
clays to the eerviee of the devil, a thing
which is not tobe tolerated for one moment.
A strong, healthy, alert boy, running over
with life and spirit, may still be a God-
fearing Christian, an obedient son, a diligent
student, and an honest worker at all his
Providential tasks. The Lnotion that it is
necessary to he vicious in order to be happy
is fit to have come from Satan himself.
Any falser statement was never uttered in
this world. ,
The inspired writer bids us remember
our Creator in the daysof our youth. The
fear of God is the beginning of -Wisdom.
True religion is the glory of childhood as
well as of old age. They that seek the
Lord early shall find him. .Blessed are all
those who enter into covenant with him
while the dew of the morning is still fresh
uporgtheir hearts, and who abide faithful to
him till their heads are crowned svith- gray
hairs.
'But some one may ask us whether relig-
ion is the same hing in a boy as in, a man.
We answer, y s and no. There are un-
doubtedly points of difference in minor de-
tails, but an essential identity in Main
feature's. One of the chief tokens Of piety
in a boy is reverence for his parents. The
absence of this is the sure sign that his
,moral and spiritualnature has never been
fully, aroused. Parents stand in the place
of God -to their children, and are to be hon-
ored. accordingly. The commandment,
which teaches this lesson, is the first one to
which a premise is attached : "That it
may go well With thee, in the land which
he Lord thy God giveth thee." Purity in
action, speech, and thought, is as possible
for the young as for the old. The example
for all alike- is Jesus Christ., across the
-clear heaven of whose mind there never
floated a defiling imagination." Absolute
honesty that spurns the mere thought of
appropriating what has not been fairly
earned ; utter truthfulness that despises a
lie or even the appearance of it ;manly dil-
igence that seems to eat idle bread; gentle
courtesy that „abhors rudeness and coarse-
ness of speech and manners; an eager desire
for knowledge that accounts ignorance a
curse and a disgrace ; all these virtues
Should edam the character of every boy. -
Nashville Advocate.
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School Reports.
Vaunta-The following is the reSult of
the promotion examination of Varna school :
C Cook, R McConnell, passed entrance '• jr.
IV to sr. V,W Cook,J McCash, P Wanless;
III to jr. /V, 0 Keyes, 'H Purdy, A Reid,F
M cKenzie; II to III, H Bayes,M McCash, 8
Campbell, H Armstrong, 8 Cairns, J Ward,
S Dunkin • part II to II, R Reed,L Stinson,
R Campbell ; jr. part II to sr. part II, 8
Moffatt, B Cairns, F McKenzie, A Jelins,W
Reid, D Bayes, T Stinson ; sr. Ito- jr. -part
II, 8 Stewart, E Johns, L Campbell, M
Moffatt, M Reid; jr. I to sr. I, II Cairns, H
Campbell, M Reid,S Stinson, Geo Johnston,
W Turner.
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-Thomas Haddock,. G. T. R. , yardhman
at Palmerston, died the other day from in --
juries while coupling a van onto a coach.
He Was caught and terribly crushed, and
lingered for six hours before death released.
him. Haddnek had not been long on the
read and was married. only a short time
ago.
-Neil Murray, of the 14th line of East
Zorra, had an experience at Tavistock Fri-
day night that he is -not likely BOOU to fer-
get. It was just dark and he had started
for home, ail unconscious of danger, and
was approaching the railway crossing when
a train came thundering along. The sud-
denness of its appearance frightened the
animal he was driving, which turned so
quickly that the cart upset, throwing its
occupants upon the hard road. Mrs. Mur-
ray trot off with a slight wound in the bead,
while their daugh ter Nellie, escaped entirely
unharmed. .But Mr. hlurray was for . some
time unconscious, and -whenerecovered suffi-
ciently, it was found that three teeth had
been knocked out of She side of his jaw.
The horse had not gone far before it was
caught, without further damage.
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EPPS'S - COCOA
EGLISII BREAKFAST COCOA
Possesses the following
Distinctive Merits :
Delicacy of Flavor,
Superiority in Quality.
GRATEFUL and COMFORTING
to the NERVOUS or DYSPEPTIC.
Nutritive Qualities Unrivalled.
In Quarter -Pound Tins and Packets only.
-PREPARED BY -
JAMES EPPS & CO., LTD., HONICOOPATRIO °surmises
Lori -note ENGLAND. ' 1606-26
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Mother and Daughter Cured.
Mrs. Celia Gillies, No. 9 Walnut street, Hamilton,
writes that she can recommend the Kootenay Cure
above all other medicines. She was long a sufferer
from rheumatism, sore back, tired feeling and dizzi-
ness, and was not able to do a day's work until she
was cured by the use of half a hottle of the remedy.
Mrs. ()Mica' daughter, a young lady of 17 years, WEB
not well since she was 14. She has now completely.
,recovered her health, as the result of the use of
Kootenay Cure. Mothers will be -glad to know of
this medicine for y oung girla of this age.
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When you find that you cannot sleep and get up
in the morning with furrowed tongue, bad taste in
our rnouth, as tired as when you went to bed, he
assured your liver is out of order. Wright's Liver
and Stomach Pills will positively effect a mire.
Fear, druggist, has them in stock, price 60e a box.
Ask for circular.
To destroy Wo ms and expel thew from children
or adults use Dr. ow's Worm Syrup.
A
Derangement of
followedby variei.
ancholia, Neural
Pains and Aches ii
such cases strengt
nervous system b
Nerve Pills.
oman's Heart.
the heart and nerves in women is
s disorders, such as Hysteria, Mel-,
la, Sleeplessness, Palpitation and
various parts of the body. In
en the heart and build up the
tho use of Milbnrrini Heart and
Coughs, Colds, !Sore Throat, Asthma, Bronchitis,
and all Lung Troubles are quickly cured by Meg -
yard's Pectoral Balsam. •
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Norway Pine Syrup cures coughs, Colds, Hoarse-
ness, Sore Throat, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc,
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misnammaseennaaanianraeararmal
Castorle, is put up in ono-sizo bottles only. It
Is not sold la bulk. Don't allow etyma to soil
you anything else on the plea, or promise that 1t -
la "just as good" and "will gnawer every per -
posies" S'" ce that you get
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STOVES!
Ranges,
STOVES!
It is what -everybody will want shortly, and we are prepared to
show you the best assorted stock of
Cook Stoves,
Parlor and Box Stoves
, Ever E.5110111 in Seaforth. We would therefore ask you to' call
and examine our stock, promising you that we will not feel
offended if you do not buy, as we always consider it a pleasure
to show our goods. We • have .also a large number of good
second-hand stoves; both coal and wood, -'which we are offering'
AT ROOK BOTTOM PRICES,
And one that we guarantee perfect. Still bear in .mind that
We are sole agents for the Clare Bros,' Hilburn Furnaces.
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NOVEMBER 13 1896.
pen Letter
PTIT3LIO
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When you start to read this letter, don't say, "Oh this is only an advertisement"'
Do you know I am convinced of what I say to be true, that you may, if you require tee
purchase goods, make more money by spendinefifteen minutes perusing this letter Care-
fully, than if you occupled the time toiling at the bench, plowing in the field, or doing -
fancy work.
I would like, in the first place, to call your attention to the fact, that I believ
bay, at the present moment, the largest stock of ready-to-wear Clothing in thiscount'
, coun,
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An , in addition to that, I think I am quite safe in saying that we have altogether and
far way the best place twhe,•
show it. Just to -day we received the balance of our Winter
stook of Clothing, consist ng of five great big eases, and the clerks seemed dumbfounded
upo opening them up, ad made the remark, "what in the world do you intend to do,
wit all this clothing? ine thought we had more in than stock now an we could sell this se&-
sou. My reply was, we Nvill mark them at prices that are bound to sell them_vve,en
.
youhave confidence in flap stock and know that your prices are right, -there is an 3118:
tionabout it that is min irresistible. 50 to $13, in every conceivable color
Our stock consists o Men's Suits from $3 -
weight. If you like blthem a k, we have em in ablindance. If your taste runs in the diree-
tionof bluenfawn, grey or brown, we believe we can mit the most fastidious.
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Now, just a word in reference to Boys' Suite. We can show you a range in
that you aven't teen accustomed to see outside the large cities. We can fit a boy from.,
4 years oil up in all weight, and 3olors.
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Our stock of Ove coats, I am sure, will surprise those accustomed to deal where amen,
stocks are kept, both s to the almost unlimited number and priee,also assortment of color- ins and designs. If yop want a good, cheap, serviceable, heavy all -wool Irish or Can-
adian Frieze, we can give you one that will start you thinking in the ditection Of how in
the worldcan they purchase the material and make them up for the money? And if you.
want a more fancy coat, We can show you them till you are tired; we have them in Me]...
tons and Beaver, with or without velvet collar. And in Boys' Overcoats we simply know-
n() competition. Kindly,call and ask to - be shown through our clothing room, which ie
located on the second floor, and contains three large windows, an almost indispensable red..
junct in a well ordered clothing store. Boys' Pants for 25c a pair.
We h ve a very large stock of Ladies' Astrachan.Cpats and Capes at all prices, also
Muffs, Co lars and Ruffs., An inspection of these goods will convince any person familiar
with fur oods of their excellent value. All the above goods on first floor.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTisis replete in all the newest
things, both in imported and Canadian goods. Our Tweeds include an exceedingly large
range of the following colors: grey, brown, fawn, Steel and Mixtures. Our Plaids for
Waists are models of the weaver's art.
GLOVES AND- HOSIERY -Our 50c Kid iloves, I will guarantee, iia
not beaten by any person in the trade. Our 25c Cashmere Hose are simply stunners.
GENTS' FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.—We have in this
department a very heavy stock, and have marked Gloves, Ties, Collars and Cuffs at prices,
that will ensure a speedy clearance.
Everybody welcome to look through and to compare prices.
B. B. GUNN, SEAFORTH.
A PEERLESS BLEND
ASK F6R
AND SEE
THAT
YOU-, PET
i Cz.ricorii. Pr4aEk. .
Pirect from the Tea Gardens—Selented from Twenty -Blends bythe greatest Tea
, • a- ,.
Experts in the world as the Finest, Purest, Richest, and. most Fragrant
—ALL GROCERS SELL IT -25, 30, 40, 50, and 60 cents a pound.
THE DAVIDSON & HAY, LTD., WHOLESALE AGENTS, TORONTO
LEAD
PACKETS
ONLY -
1 -2 AND
1 POUNDS
S. MULLETT & 00., Seaforth 1 Through 4nd Through.
Examine bOth the business and shorthand courses of the
I
Hardware Stovesand Tinware Merchants.
Second band stoves taken in exchange for new ones.
—A pictured history of the Shoe from the
• 3rd century to date. Full of foot facts
about leather, shoe ruin and longevity,
tricks of the last, foot forming influences,
styles and colors of latest shoes, etc.
Copy free from agents or makers of
ROBEFT WILLIS, , SOLE AGENT FOR SEAFORTH.
PRC BONO PUBLICO
••••=111 -
ROYAL GLYOERATED
15
Balsam of Fir
The Greatest Cough Remedy
SOLD IN 25c and 50c BOTTLES
Manufactured and Sold Wholesale
and Retail by
LUMSDEN & WILSON,
DRUGGISTS,
SUOTT'S BLOCK,
• MAIN STREET
S1017-?,111JEE,
/NI
THE)
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE,
ESTABLISHED 1867. ,
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
CAPITAL (PAID UP) SIX MILLION DOLLARS sey000;ooe
REST
I ▪ . . 11,000,00(
B. E. WALKER, GENERAL MANAGER.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
General Banking Business Transacted. Farmers' Notes discounted, Drafts
- issued, payable at all points in Canada and the principal cities in
the United States, Great Britain, France, Bermuda, dm.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Depo its of $1.00 and upwards received, and current rates of interest
-allowed. Interest added to the principal at the end of May and Novem-
ber in each year.
' Special attention given to the collection of Commercial Paper and Far.
mers' Sales Notes.
F. HOLMESTED, Solicitor, M MORRIS, Manager.
Forest Oity Business and Shorthand College
0B' 1.1C)1\7 -3301•T, 01\311'..
And you will finl them practical at all points. Students attend this college from all partsi,
ot the country. Finest set of room e for business college work in Canada. Graduates suc-
cessful in securing positions. Catalogue and partieulars of either course sent upon appli-
cation.
1495-7tm
J. W. WESTERVELT Principal.
es1;11/t-gligigjjedeseretioes
LidieGrevaitt
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
Manufactured by The
Cook Co., Windsor, Ont.,
and Detroit, Mich., is the
only known.safe, reliable
monthly medicine on which ladies
can depend in "the liour and lime
of need." Every lady who reads
this is requested to inclose two post-
age stamps, with her addrees, for
/ If aTitilie
and full particulars, which we -will
envelope.
An
mail in plain. sealed
An old physician, 35 years con-
tinued practicetreating diseases of
women, has charge of the office, and
can be consulted by letter or in
person. Address our main office
THE COOK COMPANY, -
Room 3—No, 253 Weedwara Aye.
Detroit, Mich.
tgr Cook's Cotton Root Compound
is sold by all responsible wholesale
and retail druggists in the Dominion
of Canada and United States for One
Dollar per box.
Found at Last.
A liver pill that is small and sure, that acts gently,
quickly and thoroughly, that does not gripe. Laxs--
Ltver Pills pessese theee qualities, being composed of
etrictly vegetable laxative and liver medicines, anit
are a sure euro Icor -Liver Comple.int,CensUpation,
Sick Headache. et.
Scrofula Cured.
DEAR SIRS,—After I had elect wed for two years for
scrofula all over my body and reeeived no benelt,1
tried a bottle of Burdock Blood Bitten,. Which gavel
me relief very quickly, and after using six bottlea
was ,completely cured. I can recommend B.B.13.
very highly.
MRS. A. FORD,
Toronto, Ont.
It is the Best Cough Cure I have ever used, says -0 --
Fred Andersbn, of T. S. Simms & Co., in speaking -or
Norway Pine Syrup.
No Other Remedy.
No ether remedy cures annsmer Complaint. Diar-
rhoea, Dysentery, eto., so preinntly and quiete plan
eo quickly as Dr. Fowler's Exeract of Wild Straw. -
berry. It is a pocket doctor for tourists, travellers,
etre,
Suddenly Attacked -
Children are often- atta aced suddenly by plea
and dangerous Colic, Cramps. Diarrhoea, DyeenteaYe
Cholera, Morbus, Cholera Infanturn, etc. Dr. Fow-
ler's Extract of Wild Strawberry a prompt an&
sure cure, which should altveye be kept in 'the house.
She Ought to Snow.
Having used Burdock Bitters for 15 years I menet,
keep from recommending it to others. 1 have sal&
hundreds of bottles from my store, and as 1 keel"
other medicines I ought to know which sells best. It
is a wonderful medloise.
NON fi,x
b0 per
Aceor&
Come
0 per
Bibles al
Bo4
.50 Per
Bisque
Figt
10 per
Blank Bc
kin
50 per 4
Bohe;a:
0 per
C10010
Go(
0.per (
Curt
Poles
Cha
25 per (:1
Coarse a,
Con
50 per
Chr3
Cen1
THE Ti
CHAPI
mom)"
There was little ea
a peace that was aln
-soul, It was well.
SO called by some, ti
as experienced by
What reason weld, t
A quiet funeral, a
friends, and dirst wai
-and the household re
order with little, coat
The child and heri
attached to each otin
began to talk of ret
settled, as she hoped
Nestor should mina
though about the
feeble.
The week before
turn to L— was lei
refreshing after thei
the months precdin
joyed it -Hope visit
by to her numerous
rambling over the
to her.
While returning f
one day she met Oli
ing was unexpected -
first since their par
he had demanded at
Esther's face pale
ed with pleasure.
"I'm glad to see,
"I knew you were
-Oren up hoping to
klow doee C— leo
away ?"
'Much as it al
and restful," she
• '" I hope you and
Austin?'
" Yes; quite WCI
.and see my boy,
been ha my house y
"This is my 3
must remember.
vitation, but Inus
night."
Anthwhy
ear.- take tea with
They will no., wor
are old enough
You are not drat
er'?" seeing refusal
That decided Esti
" No ; I am
flushing indigna.n
his- voice and wore
So they passed o
•Oliver left Esthe
his pretty little to
'wife, and she caul
'finding words.
"Just as you al
was mistress here
home to such unt
• Esther with her
morning wrapper
Poor Esther
listened so -nwil
It a pity she
welcome, for all of
-enough I'm here."
Not more so
hasty response.
"How eruel, oh,
Ile r murmured E
come !"
The contention
longer the man
in the; house f
tusing utterly ,0
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misnammaseennaaanianraeararmal
Castorle, is put up in ono-sizo bottles only. It
Is not sold la bulk. Don't allow etyma to soil
you anything else on the plea, or promise that 1t -
la "just as good" and "will gnawer every per -
posies" S'" ce that you get
Tho fao-
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STOVES!
Ranges,
STOVES!
It is what -everybody will want shortly, and we are prepared to
show you the best assorted stock of
Cook Stoves,
Parlor and Box Stoves
, Ever E.5110111 in Seaforth. We would therefore ask you to' call
and examine our stock, promising you that we will not feel
offended if you do not buy, as we always consider it a pleasure
to show our goods. We • have .also a large number of good
second-hand stoves; both coal and wood, -'which we are offering'
AT ROOK BOTTOM PRICES,
And one that we guarantee perfect. Still bear in .mind that
We are sole agents for the Clare Bros,' Hilburn Furnaces.
T
NOVEMBER 13 1896.
pen Letter
PTIT3LIO
•
When you start to read this letter, don't say, "Oh this is only an advertisement"'
Do you know I am convinced of what I say to be true, that you may, if you require tee
purchase goods, make more money by spendinefifteen minutes perusing this letter Care-
fully, than if you occupled the time toiling at the bench, plowing in the field, or doing -
fancy work.
I would like, in the first place, to call your attention to the fact, that I believ
bay, at the present moment, the largest stock of ready-to-wear Clothing in thiscount'
, coun,
S -
An , in addition to that, I think I am quite safe in saying that we have altogether and
far way the best place twhe,•
show it. Just to -day we received the balance of our Winter
stook of Clothing, consist ng of five great big eases, and the clerks seemed dumbfounded
upo opening them up, ad made the remark, "what in the world do you intend to do,
wit all this clothing? ine thought we had more in than stock now an we could sell this se&-
sou. My reply was, we Nvill mark them at prices that are bound to sell them_vve,en
.
youhave confidence in flap stock and know that your prices are right, -there is an 3118:
tionabout it that is min irresistible. 50 to $13, in every conceivable color
Our stock consists o Men's Suits from $3 -
weight. If you like blthem a k, we have em in ablindance. If your taste runs in the diree-
tionof bluenfawn, grey or brown, we believe we can mit the most fastidious.
,
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.sztd
Now, just a word in reference to Boys' Suite. We can show you a range in
that you aven't teen accustomed to see outside the large cities. We can fit a boy from.,
4 years oil up in all weight, and 3olors.
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Our stock of Ove coats, I am sure, will surprise those accustomed to deal where amen,
stocks are kept, both s to the almost unlimited number and priee,also assortment of color- ins and designs. If yop want a good, cheap, serviceable, heavy all -wool Irish or Can-
adian Frieze, we can give you one that will start you thinking in the ditection Of how in
the worldcan they purchase the material and make them up for the money? And if you.
want a more fancy coat, We can show you them till you are tired; we have them in Me]...
tons and Beaver, with or without velvet collar. And in Boys' Overcoats we simply know-
n() competition. Kindly,call and ask to - be shown through our clothing room, which ie
located on the second floor, and contains three large windows, an almost indispensable red..
junct in a well ordered clothing store. Boys' Pants for 25c a pair.
We h ve a very large stock of Ladies' Astrachan.Cpats and Capes at all prices, also
Muffs, Co lars and Ruffs., An inspection of these goods will convince any person familiar
with fur oods of their excellent value. All the above goods on first floor.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTisis replete in all the newest
things, both in imported and Canadian goods. Our Tweeds include an exceedingly large
range of the following colors: grey, brown, fawn, Steel and Mixtures. Our Plaids for
Waists are models of the weaver's art.
GLOVES AND- HOSIERY -Our 50c Kid iloves, I will guarantee, iia
not beaten by any person in the trade. Our 25c Cashmere Hose are simply stunners.
GENTS' FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.—We have in this
department a very heavy stock, and have marked Gloves, Ties, Collars and Cuffs at prices,
that will ensure a speedy clearance.
Everybody welcome to look through and to compare prices.
B. B. GUNN, SEAFORTH.
A PEERLESS BLEND
ASK F6R
AND SEE
THAT
YOU-, PET
i Cz.ricorii. Pr4aEk. .
Pirect from the Tea Gardens—Selented from Twenty -Blends bythe greatest Tea
, • a- ,.
Experts in the world as the Finest, Purest, Richest, and. most Fragrant
—ALL GROCERS SELL IT -25, 30, 40, 50, and 60 cents a pound.
THE DAVIDSON & HAY, LTD., WHOLESALE AGENTS, TORONTO
LEAD
PACKETS
ONLY -
1 -2 AND
1 POUNDS
S. MULLETT & 00., Seaforth 1 Through 4nd Through.
Examine bOth the business and shorthand courses of the
I
Hardware Stovesand Tinware Merchants.
Second band stoves taken in exchange for new ones.
—A pictured history of the Shoe from the
• 3rd century to date. Full of foot facts
about leather, shoe ruin and longevity,
tricks of the last, foot forming influences,
styles and colors of latest shoes, etc.
Copy free from agents or makers of
ROBEFT WILLIS, , SOLE AGENT FOR SEAFORTH.
PRC BONO PUBLICO
••••=111 -
ROYAL GLYOERATED
15
Balsam of Fir
The Greatest Cough Remedy
SOLD IN 25c and 50c BOTTLES
Manufactured and Sold Wholesale
and Retail by
LUMSDEN & WILSON,
DRUGGISTS,
SUOTT'S BLOCK,
• MAIN STREET
S1017-?,111JEE,
/NI
THE)
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE,
ESTABLISHED 1867. ,
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
CAPITAL (PAID UP) SIX MILLION DOLLARS sey000;ooe
REST
I ▪ . . 11,000,00(
B. E. WALKER, GENERAL MANAGER.
SEAFORTH BRANCH.
General Banking Business Transacted. Farmers' Notes discounted, Drafts
- issued, payable at all points in Canada and the principal cities in
the United States, Great Britain, France, Bermuda, dm.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Depo its of $1.00 and upwards received, and current rates of interest
-allowed. Interest added to the principal at the end of May and Novem-
ber in each year.
' Special attention given to the collection of Commercial Paper and Far.
mers' Sales Notes.
F. HOLMESTED, Solicitor, M MORRIS, Manager.
Forest Oity Business and Shorthand College
0B' 1.1C)1\7 -3301•T, 01\311'..
And you will finl them practical at all points. Students attend this college from all partsi,
ot the country. Finest set of room e for business college work in Canada. Graduates suc-
cessful in securing positions. Catalogue and partieulars of either course sent upon appli-
cation.
1495-7tm
J. W. WESTERVELT Principal.
es1;11/t-gligigjjedeseretioes
LidieGrevaitt
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
Manufactured by The
Cook Co., Windsor, Ont.,
and Detroit, Mich., is the
only known.safe, reliable
monthly medicine on which ladies
can depend in "the liour and lime
of need." Every lady who reads
this is requested to inclose two post-
age stamps, with her addrees, for
/ If aTitilie
and full particulars, which we -will
envelope.
An
mail in plain. sealed
An old physician, 35 years con-
tinued practicetreating diseases of
women, has charge of the office, and
can be consulted by letter or in
person. Address our main office
THE COOK COMPANY, -
Room 3—No, 253 Weedwara Aye.
Detroit, Mich.
tgr Cook's Cotton Root Compound
is sold by all responsible wholesale
and retail druggists in the Dominion
of Canada and United States for One
Dollar per box.
Found at Last.
A liver pill that is small and sure, that acts gently,
quickly and thoroughly, that does not gripe. Laxs--
Ltver Pills pessese theee qualities, being composed of
etrictly vegetable laxative and liver medicines, anit
are a sure euro Icor -Liver Comple.int,CensUpation,
Sick Headache. et.
Scrofula Cured.
DEAR SIRS,—After I had elect wed for two years for
scrofula all over my body and reeeived no benelt,1
tried a bottle of Burdock Blood Bitten,. Which gavel
me relief very quickly, and after using six bottlea
was ,completely cured. I can recommend B.B.13.
very highly.
MRS. A. FORD,
Toronto, Ont.
It is the Best Cough Cure I have ever used, says -0 --
Fred Andersbn, of T. S. Simms & Co., in speaking -or
Norway Pine Syrup.
No Other Remedy.
No ether remedy cures annsmer Complaint. Diar-
rhoea, Dysentery, eto., so preinntly and quiete plan
eo quickly as Dr. Fowler's Exeract of Wild Straw. -
berry. It is a pocket doctor for tourists, travellers,
etre,
Suddenly Attacked -
Children are often- atta aced suddenly by plea
and dangerous Colic, Cramps. Diarrhoea, DyeenteaYe
Cholera, Morbus, Cholera Infanturn, etc. Dr. Fow-
ler's Extract of Wild Strawberry a prompt an&
sure cure, which should altveye be kept in 'the house.
She Ought to Snow.
Having used Burdock Bitters for 15 years I menet,
keep from recommending it to others. 1 have sal&
hundreds of bottles from my store, and as 1 keel"
other medicines I ought to know which sells best. It
is a wonderful medloise.
NON fi,x
b0 per
Aceor&
Come
0 per
Bibles al
Bo4
.50 Per
Bisque
Figt
10 per
Blank Bc
kin
50 per 4
Bohe;a:
0 per
C10010
Go(
0.per (
Curt
Poles
Cha
25 per (:1
Coarse a,
Con
50 per
Chr3
Cen1
THE Ti
CHAPI
mom)"
There was little ea
a peace that was aln
-soul, It was well.
SO called by some, ti
as experienced by
What reason weld, t
A quiet funeral, a
friends, and dirst wai
-and the household re
order with little, coat
The child and heri
attached to each otin
began to talk of ret
settled, as she hoped
Nestor should mina
though about the
feeble.
The week before
turn to L— was lei
refreshing after thei
the months precdin
joyed it -Hope visit
by to her numerous
rambling over the
to her.
While returning f
one day she met Oli
ing was unexpected -
first since their par
he had demanded at
Esther's face pale
ed with pleasure.
"I'm glad to see,
"I knew you were
-Oren up hoping to
klow doee C— leo
away ?"
'Much as it al
and restful," she
• '" I hope you and
Austin?'
" Yes; quite WCI
.and see my boy,
been ha my house y
"This is my 3
must remember.
vitation, but Inus
night."
Anthwhy
ear.- take tea with
They will no., wor
are old enough
You are not drat
er'?" seeing refusal
That decided Esti
" No ; I am
flushing indigna.n
his- voice and wore
So they passed o
•Oliver left Esthe
his pretty little to
'wife, and she caul
'finding words.
"Just as you al
was mistress here
home to such unt
• Esther with her
morning wrapper
Poor Esther
listened so -nwil
It a pity she
welcome, for all of
-enough I'm here."
Not more so
hasty response.
"How eruel, oh,
Ile r murmured E
come !"
The contention
longer the man
in the; house f
tusing utterly ,0