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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1891-07-31, Page 7!DIA 311 18.91. rit.A.IR.1 0 - Live: Stoo. tANcE C iCe Seaforth e Steck insurance Otentele, a Government Depeetreii tiff hy the same. Ale ikow wiliness of Live SteekInsett patronage of the importers Province._ aulare address AVERY, Sea.-Tieaa, sERINARY. V. S.. Honor gladness si rinary College. All dilemma alit treated. Calls peesaath arges moderate. Veleeiiii; T. Oflioe--At Weir's Rom 11124 e,IT. S., graduate of °mak liege, Toronto, Menbee at ate Society, etc:, treats all eie. esticated Annuals. All coat h to either by day Oink* Special attention ern fc rs. Office on Main Sets* eouth of Kiddis nestliftre 1112 SE INFIRMARY.-coenett 'rich Streets. next doer tau; Sealerth, Ont AU Re, Sheep, Or any of the the successfully treated at ilia ere, on the shortest nolo, 'JAMES- W. ELDER, Ifetee, h -A large stock of Visfiselai ;onetantly 011 band} hEGAL 'RRISON, Walton, Interne% hission.er for taking gild* Money to loan at the leer Watton. ester, Seliciter, Notary, &c. e five dool:- north of ewe. nri tor, nee e doer to eel,. -Man s reat, Seaiorth. :eleven, Hell and Gamma. 1215 '1,-DFOOT, Barrister*, Uhl - :rich, Ontario. T. Gerresell. rer. 6811 r at CAMERON, Ea teeeery, etc., Goderieh, Ost. PLUMP Ifmr, 8. 508 _ Selicitor, Conveyancer, $0 rtoria, B. C. Office--Oese Main street, Seaforth. Pin 61 and 6 per cent. 1035 'OTT, Barristera, Solicitoil, &c. Solicitors for the Beek et Gale. Money to lesa Clinton, Ontario. A. rr. 781 meeessor to th., tate tins ; llohnested, Barrister, nd Notary. Notary. Solicitor fat Commeroe. Money le kat ee in Scott's Block, Mils YS, formerly with Mews. roudfoot, Coderich; Bea Seaforth and Brutes. inters Mock, Main Street W. E. DIMON. hey to Loan. lift 'o-•TISTRY. Dentist, Office over Ham esShoe Store, corner Main Seafortii, Ontario. Nitro ;red for the painless- exiles- llat ritist, Graduate Royal Col. U Surgeons, Ontario. As - m, Graduate Pennsylvania nrgeona, Philadelphia. Gas iuless extraction of teeth. We Hardware Store, fits, ory Wednesday rorenoos field, and at Kippen ia the rriday forenoon at Preeder- 1226- KINSMAN, Dentist, L. D. S., Exeter, Ont. Will bit at 1, at the Huron Hotel, nil* T1flUlt8114Y XN IAOH WSW, tet, Hensall, on the Me t each month. Teeth ors" et pain possible. All Ivo* rate.. 971 31, Dentist, (suece.ssor to R. ember of the Royal College Ontario. Teeth inserted ite in gold, celluloid or nib- tie41ven for the veiniest _Office -over O'Neil's bank, 1X1 red firmly in the mouta by e• - TO LOLN. 'c.-Stralght loanat G be privilege, to borrewet principal money et acj HOLMESTED, Berristn `ICAL., Pht-sleiatramd ;:eiegeee, -0, suceeseeer. to Dr. W. IL 1226.52 M.C.P.S., Ontario, eeon aod Aecoue.here. • attended. Office Doh - '1225 & MCKAY, Street, opposite Irethodityt -:SIDENCEe next Agriotk C. M., (Ann Arbor ana S. O. (Trinity)K T. M. C.,, 'tuber of- the College Of Surgeoust eto4 Seaforth, Biotic opposite Cosi- ; hell at residence, nor* tenth cleor w-eeit of tin 1219-1f. D., Phyeiciare Surgeen Cermstanee, Ont. 1127 G UNN'Brizoefield, Liinst )liege of Ph,ysielana sa Brucefiehl, Ont. OS TH, M. D ,0.M., Member PilIsiciane and Surgeons, Offiee an: rattiest* r. Vercoe. 843 M. D. Fellow of the f f Phy sicia.ns ancl Surgeon! to Dr.. mackid. Otos r. Mmkid, Main Wok ( terrier of Victoria Square. be- L. E. Lancey. 11:11 . _ °NEBR.,- sed Auctioneer for tke Sale. attended 10 All orders left at T11,1 promptly attended tc- neral Auctioneer and Orders sent by mail Mt . 0_, %tell receive prowl* erate,, 1185-52 DUFF, TM COUNTY, Cony -I/ - keeper and Aceoturtao, dent and Fire Lasuranoe an, Correspondence, SW services in any of IMMO ' °nape atteotion. tteel, Meer areetrir • jULY 31, 1891. Is Beauty a Blessing? ef beautiful, WoMet1 I laave koown very few who have attained euperiority et any kind. 1n marriage they have often made failures. Why, I doL not knovr, unless the possession of great lovelinesa is incompatible with the possession of an equal amount of good judgement. So much ie expeeteedLby the woman accustomed to admiralaon that she plays and palters with her fate till the crooked stick is all that is left her. This we tee exemplified,again and &gain. %I -Wier the earnest, lefty, sweet- woms.ni of the pale hair and doubtful line of nose has, perhaps, one true lover whope worth she has time to reeognize. An acknowledged beauty will find herself surrounded by a crowd of showy egotists whose admiration so dazes and bewilders her that she is stenetimes tempted to bestew herself upon the moat lunfortunatn one in order te end the unaciemly struggle. Then the incentive to education, and to the cultivation of one's especial pow- ers is iacking. Forgetting that the tri- umphs which have made a holiday of youth moot lesion with the year', many a fair one neglects that training of the mind which gives to her who is poor in all else, an endless storehonee of wealth from which she can hope o produce treasures for her own delectation s.nd that of those shoat her, long, after the fitful bloom upen her handsothe sister's cheek had faded with the roses of de- parted summer. Though the world can show inetances here and there of woman in whose daz- zling glances genius and beeuty strug- gle for egtusl recognition, are they not the exception proving the rule ? -To win, without effort, and yet to ignore theee victories for the sake of the more listing and honorable ones Which follow the attainment of excellence in any one thing, means character, and character added to loveliness gives ni those tare specimens of weenanly perfection which assures us that poetry and zip are not solely in the minds of men,l but exist here and there in an embodted form for the encouragement and delight of Inman nature. --- Anna jKatherine Greeu, in the Ladies' Home aleurnel. Sunday in Toronto. "The Sebbatarians who 'think that Chicago is the favorite abiding -place of his Satanic Majesty would be pleased with Toronto, I imagine," said a Chicago drummer last night. "1 spent Sunday in that town and escaped by the earliest train on Monday morning. Sunday observance in Canada is carried to ex- tremes that seem inexplicable to those who are familiar with matters in our larger cities in the United Statee, Trains ere not permitted to ran on Sunday, the only exception being a few through trains -that are forced to make important conned -done. I landed in Toronto early on Sunday morning ou one of these trains and found eVerything at quiet as the grave. Street -cars were lot running, and there were nci hacks or cabssee the depot, so I was !forced to find my way WI best I could to a livery stable, where I hired a carriage to take me to my destination uptovan. This cost me $1.50. "It was a very sultry day and I was as dry as people ever get In this life. The water was execrable and 'I tried to ind a place to get a glass of soda. - water, pop, ginger -ale, lementede, or iu fact anything else that was moist and palatable. But I couldn't do it. I sought to find solace in smoking, but sould not get a cigar for love er money. Across the way was a big saloon and the proprietor-. sat just outside lazily smoking a pipe. I turned to him and tried what effect money would have. He said money had no attractions for him -none whatever. My friend,' he said, pity you, but I can't help you. The saloon licensee in this town are limited to 150 and the fee is $350 a year. The saloon business at those figures is a snap. The limited number , destroys competition and makes business good for u the year round. Licenses are bought and sold like valuable street -railway franchises. I paid $3,000 for mine. I can't afford to take any chanees of for it. It nets the City only $350, but it represents $3,350 to nee.' "Disconsolate, and perhaps a trifle disgusted, I went back to the hotel and *eked for a morning paper to see wheth- er our base -ball boys won Saturday's game. The clerk started at Ind in open- mouthed astonishment. We 'eve no Sunday papers in Canada,! he finally gasped. And I found on inquiry that newsboys are not permitted to handle papers on Sunday, whethet the papees are printed in Toronto ot not. The Canadian is shut out from the newt world completely on Sunday. One paper, the World, prints what it calls a Sunday edition,' but it goes to press at eight o'cloek on Saturday night and is sent out of town for sale to passengers on through trains. "1 fivally eLipped a dol`ar into the hand of the hotel clerk and. said: 'I'm going up to my room now. I'm so dry that I'm likely to blow away as dust. H there is any way to moisten me so that fll hold together till I get out of town I want to find it. There is a bar connected with this hotel, is there Y Then I went to my room and waited. A half hour later there was a timid knock on the door and in came the clerk with a most mysterious Beg pardon, sir,' he said in a load voice, but you left your valise hin the hoffice. 'Ere it his, sir.' Then in a stage whisper he added. 'Hit's unlocked ; stuff the valise hunch.r the hed we'n yoa're through with hit.' "1 slipped another dollar into his hand and he glided out of the roma just as I dove into that gri pack like euite turkey going for a glasebopper. ,1 found in it "a nice large bottle of pop. Oh, Teronto is a line town or those who like ikejuthatt kind of a town."-Csil- .*AV) Mail. re. THE HURON EXPOSITOR to make au investigation, and un ler cover of night 4 perty of, them secured boats and rowed over from the oppo ite i shore. They found, as some of them had anticipated, a platform constructed a couple of inches below the level of :the water on which the imposter walked to aud fro whilst reading passage e from the Book of Mortncin. A hurried consulta- tion ensued and the midnight investi- gators decided to have a hand in de- termining the result of the next exh bi- tion. To this Purpose they secure a handsaw and almost severed the planks. The poor prophet,according to this st ry, was not only discornfitted but ne rly drownedi Curing la Bad Memory Our readers have doubtless hear of mnemonics, the name given to any ye - tem of rules intended to assist the m m- ory. The practical working of an h a system is hindered by the fact th t it requires a go d memory to remen ber its precepts, ben the occasion co es, to use them. A writer in the ' St. Nicholas" gives two rules for the im- provethent of memory, Which ca be easily recolleeted and readily put in practice. You memory is bad perh pe, butl can tell you two secrets that will cure the worsmemory. First,' to teed a subject whet strongly interested ;' the other is not only to read but think. When you have read a paragraph or page, atop, close the book, and try to remember thelideas on that page.; and not only reeol!ect them vaguely in your mind, but put them into words and speak them out. Faithfully follow these two rul s and you have the golden key to knowlidge. BesEdes inate ntive reading there are other 63ing1 injurious to memory. One - is the habit of skimming over news- papers, all in a fast jumble never to be thought of again, thus diligently culti- vating a habit of careless reading hard - to break. Another is the reading of trashy --novels. Nothing is so fatal to reading with profit, as the habit of run- ning through atory after story, and for- getting them as soon as read.-Audrew Gray, Sandusky, Ohio. , i .• Enlarge lYour Vocabular). Patience and perseverance are iequir- ed, of course in reorganizing your vocabulary, but you will find it fasci- nating to learn to discriminate between synonymous words, and there is real satisfaction in every acquisition you snake. The 'Wellesley professor's advice is good when he recommends that each day some new, unfamiliar word be noted, and then -used often, until it is made one's oWn. Once made a habit, this would eneurei delightful ease in expression'and wbuld also facilitate thought. Hafper's Bazar says :- A certain father constantly told his daughters, "Girls, get new words into your vorabuleries i' It was plain his adrnonition was heeded. Seldom were girls met whotie language was as varied and picturesqlie as theirs. They ere never at a loss to express exactly 4hat they intended.. They used diffe ent• phrases to desoribe different feelings nd sensations, and the proper one appeafred where it was needed. After talking to the average girl, to whom everything is "awfully sweet "or " simply dreadful," and whose terine for joy or grief, assent or denial, can i be confidently predicted, it was a pleatiure, as well as a relief, to listen to those bright young people, whose conversation showed what might be accomplished with a little effort. The Englielanguage, made up it s of words derived from the pr nci- h pal language; of the world, holds im- mense poesi ilities for the student. Those able to speak or write it freely, who have a ready command of a correct pharaseology,i possess a power qui kly recognized anti strongly felt. And it is a power whiah a sufficient amoun of study can give to those willing to ke the trouble to acquire it. Every one May not be able to rite freely and wilh the most agreeable e ect to the reader,ialthough, with the re uis- ite amount ofipains, more could be u one in this direCtion than most p ople suppoee. Btit it is at least possibl for young people -I -and some older peo to "get a few new words into heir vocabularies.? A book of synony es is an easily acicessible help. It c uld teach a few adjeetives besides tho e in every -day lite, which are frequ oat; worn threadbare, indeed, some of hese stock phrasesi have become meanin less. A family which, established a fine fo the use of any one of them, coupled w th reward for a elever application of a new word, mightlinstitute a reform hich would 'Tread, as do the ripples, un il it covered a whi)le corner of society's mill , pond, -Men an Women -young and old ---will find health anew by the ne of Dr. Williams Pink Pills, an unf fling blood builder and nerve tonic. ure suppressions, bearing down pains, erv - of weakness. No other remedy ei uals mistime genre" debility, and all f rnis receipt of pri e (50c. a box). Dr. them. All lalers, or sent post- d on Wil- liams Med. Clo., Brockville, Ont. • Never Too Late to Laug Pastor Bea) was a most lovable an, but absent-minded and grave : he could never see a jeke. Once when; the monthly " Sociabie " was more than, usually enlivened 4 the , presence of seine visiting story -teller, the pastor was sen hovering on the edge of the group of laughing listeners, lookiog very wistful, evidently trying hard to understand what it was all about. The etory was that told of a fun loving family gcing out for a drive one day and leaving on the door a card that read : " Were all out, If any one • calls before we get back who cen't read this he nay inquire of the blacksmith over the wa.e." The next moraine', while the pac,tor was busy o -ver his eertnen, straihee noiees were heard in the etudy. ti wife hastened to look in, and there sat the pastor, laughing uproariously, clap- ping his knee and hugging himself with deliglit. 1 t'e felt sure he had foum3 the poiut of the story. • I " So ',pose," he gasped, with fresh buratS of laughter between, "suppose the -blacksmith hadn't beeu home !" 18 • His Faith Not Strong Enough. The Stratford Herald is waging war with some Mormon missionaries who are apparently trying to rmke converts in the city. Among the queAions in dis- pute are the extent to which the Moi- rnone have renounced polygamy and the character of Joeepli Smith. On the lat- ter point a citizen contributes to the Herald a bit of history which show -3 that the Saint's faith cou'd not cope with the operations of a buek -sew. He says that Joseph Smith visited Toronto in lS32, and announced his intention of walking Upon the waters of the Ulster Humber. Thoueituds of people assembled .to., evit- mess the feat which, to all appearances, was suecessfally eecomplieleed. Some 1. incredulous persons, however, diradeete Th 0 Wrong Man. The " Pall Mall Gazette" tells this story of a modern Jenny 'Geddes, who - seems to have been as pronounced in her convictions and as candid iu the expres- sine of theell as- the original one: A stastlingducident oceurred at the anni- versary seri/ices of the %Vest United E'reabyteristd . Church 'at Kirriemuir, • ntirely w thout a parallel in the history f the °Meet inhabitants. On the fternoon of Sunday, April 5, the inister was calmly preaching his ermon, when a modern Jenny Geddes, nfuriated at one of the male members sf the' chpir being asleep, hurled her . ible at the head of the delinquent from he gaiter where she was sitting. The ible miss d the sleeper, but struck the houlder �f another man in the choir, ho atart4 up amazed. The minister • ecame psle, paused in his discourse, nd excl imed. " What's wrong ? " 'The Bi le struck the wrong men," he cried, ising up in her pew, although er friends vainly attempted to hold er down. ,• "'twas meant to weaken he sinfu' pleeper." Perth Items. - While working at the barn raising f Mr. Rodgers, near Motherwell, one ay recently, Mr. Wm. Snook had the ' nisfortune to break one of his arms. -The rand Trunk Railway eM- loyees at Stratford will have theinart- ual exc,ur ion this year to Point Ed- ard, on aturday, 25th inst. -Miss Lydia Dent, one of the Public chool teachers of Stratford, had the isfortune to fall from a cherry tree, ne day recently, and brake one of her gs. -Mr. Walter ThoMpson, of Mitchell, as retur ed from his trip to Mani- oba. He, was very much pleased with he country, and says that prospects are very bright for a bountiful harvest. -Another change has taken place in he Beacon office, Stratford. Mr. Abra- am has sold out his interest in the old, taunch Liberal organ to Mr. . B. tephens, pf the Walkerton Telescope. r. Steph ns formerly belonged to Mit' hall, and i&s spent most of his life in he news per profession. - Mr. Jease Balkwell, of Mitchell, as dispo.d of his driving mare to Mr. eorge D. Finlay, of the Hicks' House, f that t wn. Mr. Balkwell intends saving sh rtly for Manitoba. - Mr. J hn Bennewise, of Brodhagen, ad severalteams engaged hauling low - r from h a mills to the railway station, t Mitchel, last week. He shipped to ne firm in Boston 100,000 feet of black sh withinithe past few days. Lumber as not been very brisk for the past few ears, but Mr. Bennewies is having a ood tradelthis season. -On Wednesday, last week, at the aising of John Crofts' barn, on the 6th ine of Wallace, while raising a. bentl by eans of a misplaced shove the bent as thrown over and fell on Ad. enny, a son of Leonard Denny, of allace. He was very severely hurt, nd at lasti word it was feared fatally. he injuriee are for the most part exter- al. • -The residents of Elma,on the south 4de of the Listowel town limits, have been agita d during the pat few days by the apparance of a beatwhich has een hangi g around in thiet vicinity. ti number pf the Listowel sports have een after him, but up to Ithe present ave not ie cceeded in capt ring bruin. i -On Tuesday, 14th inst., Mr. Robert .1 eid, a rest ent_of Listowel for the past t enty-fourj years, died in tie 64th year o ,his age. , He has been a, more than ti ually active man in his hay, but of 1 te years lis lunge became fleeted. He as confinel to the house, h wever, but a:short tim.a before death. 1tobert Reid was a son of John R3id, and was born in the county of Derry, Ireland, in 1827. He came with his r - n ts td Canada in 1834, settl"'g first ia t'oe town of Corn- : all. He learned the trade of shoe - eking, an .was married in Stratford in 154, to le aria Beattie, add came to Llstowel in 1867. Three sons and two daughters were born to them, all of whom servlve. Mrs. Reid 'died about twenty years ago. - The hardware store of Schenker & othaermael, Milverton, MIDIS entered last Sunday( night and a qur tity of ra- z rs and jackknives stolen therefrom. E trance w s effected by lifting a win- d w at the ear. The driver of an egg w gon gave ,the clue to the; hereabouts e a suspicieus looking char cter whom Li brought from Poole._ to Milverton s ation. There he boarded ithe freight a d went north as far as Ne*ton, where h was followed and captured by Con- s able Hartimeir, of Milverten, and the s olen goods were identified by Mr. othaermaell. At the magistrate's court onday af rnoon he wee adjudged g ilty and ommitted to Stratford jail. Other mem ere of the gang have been sen, but s yet no further captures h ve been made. -On Satxtrday and Menday, last eck, a fampy reuuion was Held at the sidence o NI r. Henry Grube, of Lo- n, it bei ig the first time the whole his'funi1j were together in their life - t me, the'ei•ciimstances being that the o dest daughter wa4 paying 1er parents, b others_ ai d isters a vier , after an a sence of borne 27 years in the birth ace of Jr. °rube, Flane,ven, Germany, ving beer Urn in New Hamburg. hen at th age of 15 year§ she went t stay at er uncle's, wilt*, estates s e iuherittfd and is now living on. There were besides the parents, Mr. a d Mrs. Gr be, their tleirteen childreo, a I of whon are grown up. Some of t em carne f om Elmira, Baden, Brant- ( rd, New Hamburg, Fullerton, and Louan. In all there were some forty c ildren and children's parents. 1 Do You Cough? iirlret Delay. Take Kernp's Balsam, the best o ugh cnre. It will cure coughs and colds. It a 11 cure sore throati or alickling in the Throat. It will cure paiusio the chest. It will cure ire fl len= and brohchitis and all diseases pertain. in to the twigs because it is a pure balsam. 11 ld it to the Iiht end see hbw clear and thick ie is. Yon see te excellent effect after teeing tl e first dose. jarge bottles 50c and herbs, makes an easy and certain cure for con- stipation. It is in the form of dry roots and leaves, and is known as Lane's Family Medicine. It will cure sick headache and is the beet spring Medicine. For the blood, liver and kidneys and for clearing up the complexion it does wonders. Druggists 901 it at 50c and 81 a package. The Grand Trunk System. rriliE Grand Trunk system differs front the hu• J_ se-steni differs from the hania.n system in that the same troubles do not affect it, and the same remedies are not needed. For all diseases of the human system there is no tonic purifier, renovator and strengthener as good as Burdook Blood Bitters. A weak system system can be built up by B. B. B. A Nationalist Plan. A proposal which would obtain favor with even the opponents of Nationalism, contem- plates the placing of a supply_ sufficient for each huffily of Nature's great dyspepsia upecific and Blood purifier, B. B. B. in every home in the land. The benefits of such a boon to the ,pub - lie wonld be incalculable. Health, Happiness and Pros- perity. All these depend on pure blood, for without it health is impoesible ; without happiness pros- perity is a mockery. No means of obtaining pure blood and removing bad blood excels the use of B. B. B., the best blood purifier known. Imperial Federation. WILL present an opportunity to extend the fame of Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry, the unfailing remedy for cholera, cholera morbus, colic, cramps. diarrhoea, cl, son- tery, and all summer complaints, to every part of tbe Empire. Wild Strawberry never fails. Mining News. Mining experts note that cholera never attacks the bowels of the earth, but humanity in general find it necessary to use Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for bowel complaints, dysen- tery, diarrhoea, etc. It is a sure cure. 11111111•11=11111111MMINIIIIIIMI What's the Reason? The oausee of summer complaint, diarrhoea, dysentery, cholera morbus, etc., are the exces- sive heat, eating green fruit, aver -exertion, im- pure water and sudden chill. Dr. Fowler's Wild Strawberry is an infallible and prompt cure for all bowel oomplaints from whatever cause. -Dyspepsia. This disease may be traced to a variety of muses, such as constipation, liver troubles, im- proper food, etc. There is one cure -Burdock Blood Bitters -which may be thoroughly relied on to effect a permanent oure. It has cured ob- stinate cases of 25 years standing. Destroy the worms or they may destroy the children. Freeman's Worm Powders deetroy and expel all kinds of worms. National Pills are sugar coated, mild but thor- ough, and are the best Stomach and Liver Pills in use. A burn or cut will heal quickly and leave leas scar if Victoria Carbolic Salve is applied at once. Malarial fever and chills are best broken up and prevented by using Milburn's Aromatic Quinine Wine. e Monthly Prizqs for Boys and The " Sunlight " Soap Co., Toronto, offer the following prizes every month till further notice, to boys and girls under 16, residing in the Pro- vince of Ontario, who send the greatest number of " Sunlight " wrappers: lst, *10; 2nd, $6 ; 3rd, *3; 4th, *1; 5511 to 14th,a Handsome Book; and a pretty picture to those who send not less than 12 wrappers. Send wrappere to "Sunlight" Soap Office, 48 Scott St., Toronto, not later than 29th of each month, and marked "Competi- tion also give full name, address, age and number of wrappers. Winners' names will be published in the Toronto Mail on first Saturday in each month. 1218-62 ....eteeeesieneeeneteeineeeteeinewiereseeranneiesesessee A Pleas nt Herb Drink -A Siiing Medicine. The d netgists tell us that People call dail% for tee new curd fo constipatiml and sick headache ditem ered hy D. Silas Lane; It is said to be Oregon grape oot (a great remedy in the far ' west for those ci inplaints) combined with sho- p e herbs, and i. made for uee by pouring on b iling water to irew out the strength. It Belle • at 50 cents to el a packzeze, and is called Lane's I" smile. Medieimr Ask You .Friends About It. I !Your distress ng copgli can be ' cured. We ' ,know it because licrep's Balsam seithin the past . FARMS FOR("ALE. . o CO crg ,•-, - t...1 c 0 5 ED 0 -h•D (1) fee( 1:1 p 6,..1 W. ••.1 0 ct, c'D ,c71 11 , . :1 rr:171-rii .. 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We friend whe has sed it what he thinks of Kemp's half 7 on 10th concession 50 acres: Balsam.: 'There s no medicine so pure, none se . effective. eargc bottles 50e. and e1 at all drugeeiets. A Cure f r Constipation and eadache-, - Or. Silas Lane, while in the Rocky Mountains, discovered a root that when combined with other TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS. South half 21 on 6th concession, 100 acres. TOWNSHIP 0E1 GREY. Lots 11 and 12 on 13th concession, 200 acre . TOWNSHIP OF TUCHERSMITH. Lot 38 on 3rd concession L. R. 8., 100 acres. For ternis etc., apply to the undersigned. F. HOLMMTED, 1197 ti Baerister etc., Seatorth By -Law No, 8 for 1891 SPECIAL NOTICE DR, F W Ls& EXT:OF TOWN OF SE AFORTH, -WILD -FOR THE -- -TO THE- -BEING A— By-Law. to raise by way of loan the sun, :4' Two Thousand Fire Hundred Doti trs fur the prirpos.e hereinafter ment:med. WHEREAS, the Municipal Council of the Town of Seaforth has reeiolved to raise by way of loan the sum of Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars, for the purpose of meeting the necessary expenditure for completion of the electric light plant, and te raise the said sum of money it veil be necessary for the Municipal Council of the said Town of Seaforth to- issue debentures for the sum of two thousand five hundred dollars. And, whereas, it will require the sum of eighty-two dollars and shxtyseven cents to be raised annually by special rate tor the payment of the said debt as hereinafter mentioned. And, whereas, it will require the euro of one hundred and twenty-five dollaos to be raised annually by special rate for the payment of the interest as also hereinafter mentioned. And, whereas, the amount of the whole rate- able property of the said corporation, irrespec- tive of any income in the nature of tolls, inter- ests, dividends, rents or fees from the ea1lt pro- perty, and also irrespective of any incom to be derived from the temporary investment lof the sinking fund, or any part thereof, aecor ing to the last revised assessment roll of the said cor- poration, being for the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one, is the sum of six hun- dred and forty-five thousand, three hundred and ten dollars. And, whereas, the existing debt of the said corporation of the Town of Seatorth, is as fol- lows: Six thousand dollars, borrowed under She authority of By -Law No. 3 A, of the said Town of Seaforth, and interest thereon at the rate of seven per cent. per annum, payable half yearly, from the first day of January, A. D. 1891; and eleven thOusand dollars, borrowed under the authority tit By -Law No. 6 A, of the said Town of Seaforth, and interest thereon at the rate of aix per cent. per annum, payable half yearly, from the fifteenth day of April, A.D. 1891; also five thousand dollars, borrowed under thelauthority of By -Law No. 24 B of the said Town of Seaforth, and interest thereon at the rate of six per cent. per annum, payable half yearly, from the first day of February, A. D. 1891; also five thousand five hundred dollars, borrowed under the authority of By -Law No. 11 A of the Town of Seaforth, for 1886, and in- terest thereon at the rate of five per cent. per annum, payable half yearly from the let day of June, A. D. 1891; also nine thousand dollars borrowed under the authority of By -Law No. 2, of the Town of Seaforth for 1887, and interest thereon at the rate of five per cent. per annum, payable half yearly, from the let day of May, A. D. 1891; and also six thousand dollars, bor- rowed under the apthority of By -Law No. 3 for 1889, and interest thereon at the rate of five per cent. per annum, payable half yearly, from the first day of January, A. D. 1891, and there is nothing in arrear either for principal or interest. And, whereas, it is made necessary to appoint the time and place for taking the votes of the duly qualified electors, and for appointing Dep- uty Returning Officers th take the votes of the said electors at the meeting. Be it, therefore, enacted by the Municipal Council of the Town of Seaforth, I. That it shall be lawful for the Mayor of the said corporation to raise by way of loan from any person or persons, body or bodies corporate, who may be willing to advance the same upon the credit of the debentures hereinafter men- tioned, a sum of money not exceeding in the aggregate the sum of two thousand five hundred dollars, and cause the same to be paid into the Treasurer of the said Town, for the purpose and with the object above recited. II. That it shall be lawful for the said Mayor to cause any number of debentures th be made fer such eums as may be required, not less than one hundred dollars each, and not exceeding in the aggregate the sum of two thousand five hun- dred dollars, and that the said debentures shall be sealed with the seal of the corporation, and signed by the Mayor and Treasurer thereof. III. That the said debentures shall bear inter- est at and after the rate of five per cent, per annum from the day mentioned for this By -Law to take effect, which interest shall be payable on the twentieth day of October in each and every year, at the office of the Treasurer of the said municipality at the Toe n of Seaforth. IV. mat, the eaid debentures shall be made payable it the expiration of twenty years from the date mentioned for this By -Law th take effect, at the offioe of the said Treasurer at Sea - forth, and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment of interest. V. That for the purpose of forming a sinking fund, for the payment of the said debentures, an equal annual sum of eighty-two dollars and sixty- seven cents she'', in addition to all other rates, De raised, levied and collected by special rate upon all the rateable property in the said cor- poration during the currency of the said deben- tures, or any of them, and for the purpose of paying the interest of the said debentures the sum of one hundred and twenty-five dollars shall, in addition to all other rates, be raised, levied and collected from all the rateable pro- perty of the said corporation during the cur- rency of the said debentures or any of therm VI. That it shall be lawful for the Municipal Council of the Town of Seaforth to appropriate the said sum of two thousand five hundred dol - plat: plant. r the purpose of meeting the necessary expenditure for completion of the electric light VII. This By -Law to conic into operation on the twentieth day of October, A. D. 1891. VIII. That the votes of the electors shall be taken on the 6th day of July, A. D. 1891, com- mencing at the hour of nine o'clock in the morn- ing, and from thence continued till five o'clock in the afternoon at the following !daces: For the North Ward, polling sub -division No. 1, at E. Cash's store on Goderich street; foe the East Ward, polling subdivision No. 2, at Thomas Stephen's sample room, Main street, and for the South Ward, polling sub -division No. 3, at the Town Hall; and that E. Cash be Deputy -Re- turning Officer for pollingsub-division No. 1; S. Stark be Deputy -Returning Officer for polling subdivision No. t2, and that Wm. Elliott be Deputy -Returning Officer for polling sub -de, ision No. 3. "IX. That the 'Mayor ef the said municipal eorporation shall ettend at the Council room on Friday, the 3rd c.;ty of July, at the hour of eight o'clock in the evening, for the purpose of ap- pointing persons A attend at the venom; polling places aforesaid, nd final summing up of the votes respecl•ivell on behalf of persons interest- ed in and promoting or opposing the By -Law re- sp e c .Tt i v he al y t. Xthe Clerk of the municipal corpora- tion shall. at the lhour of twelve o'clock. noon, on Tuesday, the seventh day of July, A. D. 1891, at the Town Hall, int the said Town of Sea - forth, sutn up the votes given for and against the By -Law, and grant the requisite certiffeates thereunder. Finally Passed Jnly 1350, ltel. t F. HOLMSTED, Mayor_ WM. ELLIOTT, Clerk NOTICE. The above is a true and correct copy of a By. Law passed by the Municipal Council of the town of Seafortb, On the 13th day of July, A, D. 1891; and all persons are hereby required th take ootice that any one desirous of applying to h9.ve such By -Law or any part thereof quashed, must make hie applimitioe for that purpose to the High Court at Toronto within three months next after the publica ion of this notice once a week for three succe iv e weeks in the news- paper called TlIF. HUM )N Exeosrroe, or he will be too 'ate to be heard in that behalf. 1232.3 \VM, ELLIOTT, Cleile McGILL UNIVERSITY MONTREAL. A Special Announcement ---OF THE -- FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCE eat been prepared, etw Mg, the detaile of the NEW CHAIR.8, L 11;t1;{ "..VOTtlEi, WORK. SROPS, A PIARATUS. aod ether improve - plants in its-- several I tehatments - of Civil, Mining, Mechanieal and Elec- trical Engineering „and Practical Chemistry, which wiil afford in the Session of 1891-2 advelete.,:fee net hlther• to accessible to Students in tide country. Copies may be h el en apnii.ca...i.Gn to the uutiersigneil, wio c in uppIy detailed aeneuneethents of the Gther Fa- culties of the Uuivertity, viz. S Law, Medicine, Arts (including the Donalda Course for Women) and Veterinary Science. J. W. , A•:!;!1.: iecret4ry PIT33LIC_ Oharlesworth & Brownell, .Sea - forth, is headquarters for Tea. We are importers and profit sharers. We have the choicest India and Ceylon brands, the finest and most delicious Tea. the world can produce. ALso a large stock of Hysons, Blacks and Japan Teas. Look and see if you can find any- thing to match our cup quality at the prices we offer -you. We ask your personal inspection. We stand as squarely by our qualities as by our prices. Why shouldn't we. We can well be frank, we can well be fair with such goods and such prices. Why ? Because we im- port in large lines, buy and sell tons every few weeks. Parties buy- ing in 20 lb. lots we will sell at wholesale prices. A word to the farmers who are buying Tea from certain tea 'companies outside of their own county. We will guar- antee to sell equally as good—we think better—a may pickings Japan Tea at from five to ten cents a pound less, according to quality, and take your butter, eggs and pro- duce in payment. By doing this you save money, leave your money in your own county where it will do you the most good, and support your own merchants instead of sending the wealth of the county to assist to build up outside sec- tions. .Rentember, we warrant the Tea, and it can be returned if not fully better in cup quality at from five to ten cents per pound less. Please do not forget this. One trial will convince you this is no blow. We do but very little ad- vertising, as the public knows, This is the first printer's ink we have used for over two years. Our business does not, nor never has, required any booming—it has been gradually increasing and becoming more solid every day, for which we are thankful. Farmers and others will please call and secure their Tea, and in every case the Tea can be returned if not more than satis- factory. We keep a full stock of General Groceries, Yours Respectfully, Charlesworth & Brownell. THE FARMERS' Banking House, BM -A -WO Eta' S.. (In connection with the Bsnk of Montreal.) LOGAN &, CO., BANKERS AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. OpINI/m•Mg•••••Imia REMOVED To the Cominereial Hotel Building, Main Street A General. Banking Business done, drafts tome and embed. Intereet allowed ou deposits. MONEY TO LEND On good notes or mortgages. ROBERT LOGAN, MANAGER. 1058 FARM RS. ,Where are you going with your next grist. T RemenalJer We are .„. giving from 38 to 40 lbs. Of Flour to thc. bushel for ood wheat FLOWER AND FEED At the lowest liring prices. Dealers and others buying in quantities, it will pay you to call and see us before purchasing. Remember the place, Seaforth Roller Mills, formerly known as the Red 1E11_ W. H. CODE & Co. ALLAN LINE LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, CHEAP EXCURS1W.S TO EUROPE. EVERY WEEK. Montreal and Quebec, To Derry and Liverpool. CABIN, e50 Aecording to Steamer and looation of Stateroom. . Intermediate and Steerage at low ratte. NO CATTLE CARRIED. SERVICE OF EE SLTIARI T ALLAN LINE STEAMSHIPS. NEW YORK & GLASG( )W, via Londonderry, every Fortnight. Ceefeet3.5 and upwards. Rau/13,865 and upward. Steerage 5r2e BETHUNE or W. G. DI,•'FF, Seaforth. Apple to 11%, A. ALLA.Nettiontreal, or C. SEAPORT/3, ON1T-b- . Steerage at low rates. 1 -••• CUr:: ES [tilh Ola I C --z--; -' RAF/ 70Z, YSENTET2 AND ALL SUMMER COMPD.,: EIND FLUXES OF THE Bow: 'T IS SAFE AND RELIABLE F t l_DREN OR ADULTS. W. R. Counte--, -TRE LEADING_ Jeweler of A Dead Sure 7: Times are hard, and I rott,-- money ; therefore, I will c4i, - the Next Thirty I): My large and well -asserted - of WATCHES, CLOCKS,. .1 ELRY, SILVER -.PLA WARE,FANCY GOODP1 SPECTACLES, &c., at rock tom. prices. This is a gmutin, count sale for cash. 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