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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1891-10-02, Page 7°COB 11 2, 18 st ease 1417 tarp cfre 4 ark 12 the nelle Et to rase ieree lit* essa 14116,, - ths liee rese. mew Main iron" dna- mac Col As- ian* , Gag eeth. „Sew. at t the ider- P8 h Se at nth*, WE, MUllt OX. work lo H. Gage erted :rub- nless, Yank, := 1204 iIi by 1 pet we say hins See 1e014 t ;51 ario tear hash. - t25 LY, Ddiat .; anti irth„. %an- orth. the. geon. LIT" ion& !ow pooh tit the one - So& mete 27 the t Ina and -- to. 1344 52- rey: et • no; wee nos- itor y it ta ex - the ror • 1/0.nneret, 1 i 8. We must ha careful this all our looks befall of sweetnesi, kindneis, and rat:Ki- elty, not affected, and without grim. am; the oarriage.of the body decent, grithont extraordinary or apish ges- - - in all ur ordinary !mations, be it belUng, 13iking, or the lIkO, we must 9' ,iphOW limiest+, and follow that which is mostreceive among th with whom 3 we converse; for that co tier is but ovirepunctu1 who in a c fluter gentle. 'i house will strictly motile all me icons of ne breeding, a d will not be esatent to e prima his thank! and esteem op others, in the same manner and with saasimati ceremony that h receivesthe owe of otbers ; his practice shows ifiles,correc ion of the other, and oft ed company nto a bashful pets the m Zeatusiori, and constrained distrustful Wavier .nd conversation. It is nacos- Amy that a uan who visite ladies wear eitiesis good clothsis, even to magnifi- owe, if he ipay do it without impairing Is fortune ; the expense we make in habit bears • through all an ingen- bee man on . said, it ope • all doors to and Awe $ procures us an obliging sosPashrad as the xterior part, i ain fi the sight, that which makes the fi t impressio on our spirits, st inebtless w ought to tsk some oars to leader that mpression f vorable.—The -Arid Comp inaDOe or he Means to Oblige in Co variation. Some ecidotes of Early Days. Ulm my ood fortune to spend last evenhsg in t e company of two Methodist *sinister*. ne was an old man, the Aker young r, but the so of a minister. The one cou d tell stones f his own ex- pai*ace, au the other tortes handed down by la father. It must remembered that the early dose. Met odisra in thi country were not days of luxury, but of ruggedness and self de ial. The iti erant preacher went his ro nds faithful) and stopped where best e could whe night over- took him, al eye certain of a welcome, though its r4nnor mig be somewhat rude. This lucid nt occurred n the mountain region of V eginia. The minister, Mr. sopped at cabin. As a matterof ccairse the ma of the house allowed his guest to put is horse in the open shed Which served s a barn, and getdown th feed himsel . It would be =heard of effeminacy if a preacher couldn't ta e care of his oven horse. e Entering he house, a omen who sat at the corne of the fire lace welcomed see ye, se' I git through rformine that iron skillet. aid, "There's rtaters that'll ther. I'll git him: "rin powierinl,,glid to git yer supper 's quick a washin' my feet !' Stare enoukh she was p necessary abiation in a When it wae over she -110Me cold Cabbage p be nice warned up tog iem ler ye.” • 1 . malade is as frequentIT prepared as any grarling north' Of Eadie's bridge to tnt reported that the which are not very deep in i a sugar loaf der line in Bluevale is badly washed pi'D ne apple, and grate 'thorn on a puce- and, not safe for publics travel. The lain grater into an etrtheh dish. o clerk was instructed to notify the reeve not grate the core. Weigh the juice of Morris of the bad condition of the and pulp and meaeu e out to every boundary line in Bluevale, and that a pound three quarters of a pound of co 1mittee of this council wi.:1 -meet a sugar. Mix the sugar r with thel pulp and boil it for an hourto n hour and three quarters, till it a mooth, clear paste And firm. Quitices Ake a deli- cious marmalade. So d barberries. m One of the best and ost delicious ar- "Wades is prepared from apple. and the oore and peeling of quin s, left after preserving. Put the peeling and core in just water enough to hook hem and let them simmer. When they have cooked for three quarters of an our and are thoroughly tender, strain ff the juice and measure it. Add tw pounds of apples, cored and peeled, to an equal weight of quint* juice an add three quarters of a pound of sugar to every pound of this mixture. Boll it down till it is a thick, clear mar ring it frequently, se tha burn. other. Select loge sugar loaf pine An rew Agar, at 59 cents Lill on houn- aer rod. Mr. apples, peel them, hike out the eyes, Di ITHE To Mr. clis ceeded to wairm them up dentical skil r a difieren powerful ed to be the -teen used f ay she pro - what appear - et he had just p p e. He said he watt Vetrietieg. "John," said thei.wife "your patent combination is all rusty—all brt t pert." , "I do not say," remarke "that Jones is a thief 1 but if his farm joined mine I- to keep sheep." A graveyard in County following notice over ite e eo the Mr a j lin Ms an mittee of Morris council at any time may, name to get repairs done.. Cruickshank was empowered to let b of repair's on the hill on 25th side-- , concession 11. Messrs. Harris and well will inspect the Hyslop drain report at next meeting of council if ro&4 will be benefitted, and township i en ineer was requested to report at once llon 2th concession drain, as costs must be pet on collector's roll. A petition was had before the council signed by 23 ratepayers, asking, to , have the road reflood through Wylie's beaver, meadow, concession 6, and Messrs. Diment and aud Harris wentinstruoted to let the job of raising said road, cost not to ex - coed $25, and job to be fieished by this sleds, stir. 15th day of October. The securities it does not presented 14 the tax collector were ac- cepted as satisfaotory. The following accounts. were passed and orders on treasurer issued. :—Thes. Pope, for guar vel and &Alleges, $3; F. Patterson, gra- vel 55 oasts; $3.50; Henry fia uel Anders $2.05; E. Higg Y e, repairs B. m• re, repairing Th . Irwin, di El iott, printin I a $5 8 a Oc of an editor, pocket-knife e corkscrew Mr. Brown, I do say that mild not try Cork has the ntrance gate: —"Only the dead who liva in the parish ere buried here. The Jepanese sayis-a A rink; then the drink talc next the drink takes the ly the Japanese have been an takes a a a drink; and an." Evident. there. A physician has discov red that the older a man grows tiae smaller his brain becomes. This explains Why the young men knows everything slid the old man knows nothing. Teacher: "Now rem+ber, Robert, that is hor' tm'a front legs as you call them are his fore -legs. Will you try ?" • Robby: "Yes, 'm.' Te her: "That's a good boy. Now before I dismiss you • tell me again how man legs a horse has ?" Robby, proniptly "Six legs." Teacher: "Six? How do on make that out, Robert ?" Robby: The two lege what's his hind-legt an the four legs what's his front -legs is s' legs." An Irish jockey, When elling a 'pig to gentleman, frequently bierved with emphatic earnestneee, t at he was an honest horse. After th purchase had ben efftscted, the gentle an asked bim what he meant by an boxiest horse. seller, "when - threatened to ainly never de- ight, Adolphus? ful • the nights The azure hints owers, the soft "Why, sir," replied the ever I rode him he aiway throw me off, and he cer paved me." f I e Ob, isn9 t it a lovely just fancy how deligh Clint be in the Orient? sky, the perfume of the ngry," but he tinkling—" "I tell you,Mirande, dear, was forced to satisfy hi self with the I prefer the nights they have in Alaska. side dishes, land only m EY:ice fi pretense 4* rhey're just immens ." "Immense, of eating the " cabbage At another. place, when go to bed hi host led h L. and ook him u nd ." Adolph r "Yes, for c urting. They're pertaters it was time to tro ilong, you know. m outside the 4,‘Look out, dear ! yo a ladder to the cowcatcher," said where a square hale was cat, jest large her male companion, enough for a man to crawl in. Through the train. "Oh, ther fthis opening the entered his bedroom, s iled the fresh young t which was tang around with the old- on y for catching co time herbs rying---catn p, thyme, lave so °times it catches ender, bone et and dan ellen. In the pl ed the female, w midst'ofthes odors wss a good bouncing afterwards was waitin feather bed. Thie was t e guest ahem- alone. ber, and the nly way of eaching it Vialr'Dear Charles," sail]. Mrs. Smith, a by the ladder and the equ re hole. -4 young married woman, leaning on her sband's shoulder as he sat at hit desk, Mr. B. told of staying 11 night where h been washi g. Before the w wet. "Well, what the misohief do kets that day yoiu want now ?" he growled. "Dear these ateamhili C arles do you love me as much now as (I, were placed y u did when we were first married ?" • even to inter- " tve told you so more than forty times. • his clothes, ' If you ask me again I'll throw a paper g ! w ight at von? Yes ! yes ! yes ! Are '11 get struck by a young lady to hile waiting for 'a no danger," man. ''That's a." "Yes, but elves," slyly re - LO immediately for the train a woman ha fire hung th 0 woolen bla renovated. At bed time, yet- half dri ithout sheet id he slept i se the beddi • tirae it was ing rooms • he hospita hen oven w gan to ooze d. Then a bed to war armth was to lung tro her quaint r in the Sou blankets no on his bad, vene. He s and didn't At anothe firers in slee luxuries. filled her ki whose sap b grew heat sticks th what that was incline Still ano Teal preach shall be fiet tious—we w Mr. Tram u. He was cell his wif by her full .before her arriage—Sa Mrs. Trn an had a 'for a new onnet, but plain in t ose days, a thought su h vanity wa. eiary ; in ort he would money to uy one. But, " hen a woma Mrs. Tru an had an cdd bureau which was not !needed, so e sold it and -bought he bonnet. ext Sunday she iii it ready f r church. Her naged to go ahead, and begin . When e came up the stopped in is reading of the and exclaim d 5 th pe hi st ed bitter coId,and y u satisfied now ?', ere unknown , • le housewife Croaking and its Contrast. th green wood et gentleman from town said to farmer 1 as the wood "What a fine bunch of cattle you e ap,laceinidagtinhee Aa e feeding ?" "Yea," was the relnc- 0 a man who nt response, " middlin' fair, but last ble ! • yearI didn't make 10 cents a bushel on the corn theyate; I'll not make up my tory is about a loss in years." "Your hogs look well, h, but his name too," was suggested by way of encour- 11 say the Rev. • John Harris, gravel, heeler, damages, $2.50; n, gravel and damages, ns, gravel, $7.50; Jos. Line, $3.90; John Gill - two culverts. $1.25; ging grave, $2: Robt. 27.25; McLean Bros., bey; $17.28; Wm. Andersonosharity, Wm. Duncen charity, $3; Richard ley, oharity it Council will meet ir a in Sault's all, Blueing°, Monday, 19, 1891, a 10 o'olook a. m.—Jontr us, Clerk ' : /1. If a Doze Friendly Dont's. on't allow e littlei brooks that pais ough or near! your cowyard or pig- , nor even the wash of the travelled hway, to *cape into the larger eams without 'being thoroughly filter - lest much v luable fertilizing matter be lost to the fa m, the stream become tarnicated, rind perhaps disease and th be scattered through the valleys ow. The method of filtering is very ple and inexpensive. Carry the ter away from its natural contse in en drains of very little descent foWard o highest land possible to reach until all sinks in the soil. This serves the table purpose of drainage and irriga- n. Arid hil sides thus become fertile &down , while the marshy, .brook I rders lose thelir reeds and rushes, also ir malaria, and become productive of eet and nutritious grasses, Don't leve that by bruelly dehorning your s you can 4hange their natures or ke them lesshelligerent. A muley is co d be si w o th It d ti m b th s be co m , risllikely to be the bully of the herd as on that has litrns. Don't forget that alt domestic ani als are intelligent, ap- preciative and imitative; if your trotment of them is hard and vindictive, so will theirs be tolward each ether. 1Saw your own mena ement; they are neither the horns ad rhea =ugh placet off ornamental nor ' profitable. Don't sup- pose that cows titter being worried by a vicious hired nv n or a dog 'can yield 0 good supply of -Wholesome milk, or re- gain a. healthful composure for a number of days. Don't be so fascinated by the he nearby village be- eems gaudy and pleas - leisure and amuse - 1 up the whole day, as I accustomed to agement. " W ell, you see, they don't name as it was get the cholera quite this early in the ah Jones, season. It will be just my luck to lose or maybe nearly all of 'em a little eminine desire half later on." "It has been some time ethodism vras since I have seen finer -looking sheep; d Mr. Truman you fie,e,M to be well -fixed for raising 't give her the sheep" "The sheep are doing fairly quite untieces- ' just now, but I'm expecting the dogs will, the wait. after them every single night. Last year they got the very best sheep I had. It seems like the dogs always get the beat." "Your eon is a fine-looking boy; he must be a wonderful help to you," "Ile is stout and healthy, and full of fun, and lively as a cricket, but what troubles me is, he declares he wilt never be a farmer. He is nay only boy, and I tell him the farm will be his, and betrays he don't want it. Just think of that! will you?" As the gentleman rode away suppressing a low, amused whistle, I fancied he was thinking. "1 can't blame the boy; why should he want to be a farmer ?" Per contra, I know a woman who farms 500 acres. She never croaks. She accepts the weather as it cornea from the hand of God. She sometime. has losses, but scarcely refers to them. She looks on the cheerful side of everything. Her home is bright and full of cheer. There are flowers; books music, birds and good company. There is not a more suacessful farmer, far or near. Her only boy soya that all influences of his collage life have failed to swerve him from his daterminaon to be a good farmer.—Belle P. Drury. • HUR N EXP SITOR. to our sense of the fitness of things Imay demand of us a greater moral °force to keep the spirit serene than an abso- lute wrong committed against us. In the one ease endurance may sometimes rightfully fight—and there is a world of comfort in the powers of action. —Itch cured in 30 minutes by 'Vireo!. ford's Sanitary Lotion. Sold by 4. S. Roberts. 1237y isnaammwassseenta , Consumption Cured.. ; old physicirin, retired from practice, hav in had -plamd in his hands by an East India na ionary the formula ot a simple vegetable re nedy for the speedy and permanent cure of neumption, BrOnchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and throat and Ling Affections, also a positive and radical ,cure for Nervous Debility and all N rvous Complaints, after having tested it. wonderful curative powers_ in thousands of as ees, has felt it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this tiotive and a deeire to relieve human suffering, I will send free of charge, to all who desire it, this • recipe, in German, French or English, with full directions foil preparing and using. Sent by by addrensing with stamp, naming this per, W. A. NOM. 820 Power's, Block, Roches- N.Y. ' 1128-26-e.o.w al hil orms cause much sickness among eh ldrcn. F *omen's Worm Powders prevent t , and make the child bright and healthr. e4ever allow the bowels to remain constipated serious evil ensue. National Pills are un- rpassed as st. remedy tor constipation. appeared husband the, servie aisle, he Scripture Thee comes Sara Jones with her 'bureau oi4 her head !" H.A.H.,in Wide :Awake. 8 The ar 'known i havebee *canned which -see especially 'naiades.Peaches are prepare4 in this way ripe and luscious peac rich peach to make Marmalades. of marmalade making is hardly this genera ion. Marmalades superseded by preserves and mite. Thee are many fruits suitable for mar - specially delicious Select perfectly hes. It requires a arrnalade. Peel, done and weigh th peaches. Allolw three quarters of a pound of granulated sugar to every pound of fruit. Mix the fruit and sugar together and put it in a 1Porclain lined kettle at the back of the ire where it will slowly heat and draw the juices out of the fruit. Stir it up from the bottom several times while it is standing. When it is quite hot and juicy, draw it forward where it will cook. Let it boil for at least three • quarters of an houroitirring It frequently. Add to the peaches when you put them over about a third of the kernels of the each pits, blanched and cut in shreds. Let the peach tnarmslade stew until it is • a thick, smooth paste. Test it by &Op- : ping a tittle in water or by o raising the finger through a little taken out to cool. It 11 curls before the finger, it is done,or if when dropped in water it does not •dissolve at 01100. Apricot* snake a very delicious marmalade, which is mads in .,exactly the same way. Pineapple Oar allurements of cause life there ureful, or beca ment seem to fi to sell your faille or lease it'• and move there, for it ould be better for its business mtere ts to ' be strut* by a cyelone or coufl gration than by an in- gress of retired armers. Nor will you be happy when compelled to go down into, your poc et for everything on which you and the corporation subsist. Don't because the care of the farm and stock or the buslin ss incident to it begin to weigh heavil on your decaying, i. at ength, give your title deeds to Ilk fa ored son andi become dependent on him for your rnaintenance, for it is better to gird yturself and go wherever etu will than that another should gird y u and lead you where you would not. —Money Mom, Delaware Co., N. Y. a Victoria Carbolic Salve is • wonderful impound for cuts. wounds, bruises, Ids, boils, piles,Iimples, deo. enememmememensm Milburn'. .Aromatin Quinine Wine for steni against attacks of ague, china, er, dumb ague and like -troubles. eating Una, es the Mous Beautiful Banff, N. W. T. was induced to use your Blirdock tore for constipation and !general d found it a eomplete 'cure OA p easure in recommending to all w t us afilicted."—Janies M. Carson, Ban Territory. : food Bite deleWty. h I take may be if, North- TrUe Faith. " have great laith in Burdock Blood Bitters al blood purifier. I have taken three bottles f r bad blood and find it a perfect Ours. It is a nd me,dicirie and I reoommend it wherever I ."—Ida Sanderson, Toron , Ontario. Henry a &mos. Henry G. James, of Winnipeg, M rites: "For several years I 'was t th pimples and initations of the Ala. her remedies/ailed I used four bottles ock Blood Bitters, and since then I ha uite free from my complsint. B. B. ways occupy a place in my Mine. FULL STOCK OF HIGH and PUBLIC -SCHOOL Text Book nitoba,' oubled After f Bur- t! been B. will Victory at Vivian. TN our family faithful work has be n done 1_ by Fosler's Extract of Wild Strawberry s a sure and quick cure for diarrhoea, dysen- t ry and all summer complaints. I can Irecom- end it to all as a family friendadways true and ithful.—Mrs. W. Bishop, Vivian, Ontario. 1 Mrs. George Bendle, of Galt, Ontario, Lriles I can recommend Dr. Fowler's Extract ef Wild rawberry, for it is a sure cure for all summer c mplaints. We are never,I without it in the house." ,Fowler's Wild -Strawberry. Pepe, 35c. Mrs. George Bendle. a 11 1---.-Burglare aimed with axes broke into the reeidence of Noble Tnfford, a farmer living 15 miles Iron]: St. Thomas, Thurs- day morning. They took $50 from his pants pocket. When chased one of the burglars fired an axe through the window at tbe inraates. —John Mack, arrested in London the other day On a charge of larceny, has been identified as the convict Davis, who escaped from Jackson State Prison a few weeks ago. —Mr. McAuley, of Southampton, after fifteen years persistent effort, has secured from the American Government for military sehrices in the civil war, a cash and $6 a month as Ttumberry Council. Council met in Sault's Hall, Bluevale, Monday, September 21st. Members alt present, the reeve in the chair. Minute@ of last meeting were read and signed. The reeve reported that, along with the depety reeve,had he visited thehouseoc- cupied by the family of the late James a Lowry, they havi,been reported to be in starving conditin, nd found that Mrs. Lowry had gone to Toronto or London; also that Ishey had examined hill on 25th sideline, concession II, and, found it in abed condition and reoom- °ended mine make to be made. Mr. Maxwell reported that ',had lot job a grant of $1,200 long as he lives• • Mr. Clarke, Grand Trunk railway baggageman, whose family reside in London, went in bathing at Kincardine the other day and was drowned. —This is the busiest season the Kingston & Montreal -Forwarding Com - Parry has ever had. Their shovelleri have earned Ss high as $45 each last s.week they have seventeen way • and two elevators nd night. They expect to 1,000,000 bushels of grain —AND— General School Supplies'. 1. SOMETHING NEW IN - Aunty's Advice. 1 "My brother had severe Summer coffiplaint out a year ego, and no remedies seemed Wire - ye him. At last my aunt advised nolo try wler's Extract of Wild Strawberry, and hefbre had taken one bottle he was entirely eured." Adelaide Crittenden, Baldwin, Ont. 1 , sk Your l Friends About; It. .1 Your distressing cough can be cured. We k low it because Kemp's 13alsain within the 'past fcw years has cured so many coughs and colds i this communi0. Its retnarkable sale hasibeen n entirely by its genuine merit. Ask s me i end who has used it what he thinks of Ke p's lsam. There fa no medicine so pure, non so ective. Large bottles 60c. and $1 at all ggitte. sommemmomm., Cure for Constipation and EXERCISE AND SCRIBBLING 13000, Ahesd of anything ever before show'rn. week, and th ;vessels under Funning day tranship over during the Week. —The Dominion Government have completed a lobster hatchery at Bay View, four , miles from Pictou, Nova' Scotia. The intention is to save such quantities of eggs as are now thrliwn away at the lobster factory, and ther are about 50,000,000 of young in th incubators. ' It is said • that otbe hatcheries will be established in th Provincials. —Ws other day Simeon C; onyon, o Tamworth, near Napanee. while help Ing his neighbor, Wm. Kendall, sink well, descended too soon after a bias had been discharged - rand feeling fain from the gas asked to be 'drawn up When within a few feet of the top he I go his hold, falling a distance of 25 fee breaking his neck. Deceased leaves wife and family. 1 9 BIC- VALUES AT C., W. PAPST' BOOKSTORE, SEA FO Headache. Dr Silas Lane, while in the Rocky Motffitains, other r con - and 10 So ONT. CARD (OF THAN S • I wish to retusn my most sincere than the firemen, citizens and others of Seat who so promptl assisted to save my store contents from t e devouring on day morning 1 . Although agreat part o stook was destr they did the v for which I at state that as so up, I shall com for whatever p with an entirel scovered a root that when combined wit rim, makes an easy and certain cure ipation. It is in the form of dry roo ayes, and is kn wn as Lane's Family M dieine. will cure sick eadache and is the best' spring edicine. For tlic blood, liver and kidneys,and r clearing up the c,oteplexion it does wonders. ruggists sell it at 50e and $1 a package. to rtli, and 88.• rny yed, it was no fault of thehls as ry best they could to save „ truly thankful. I may now n as matters are abraightsned ence to sell the balanceMved Lc e I can get; then open out tain as king /that ever the it is and arse, eap- new stock. I hope to r the patronage of all my old customers . an many new ones as will Call. In my undo si department I an unable to do anything in line for a fe days, as my enemies, wh they are, were determined to prevent tba they burned the Hearee first and then a Caskets and Collins followed after/ But as no use to cry oeter spilt milk, I will be on again with an ntireiy new stock and H and will conduct that part of the business c er than ever. Respectfully Yours, !___. •I JOHN S. PORTE —4-- on lily Prizes for Boys and t Girls. The " Sunlight " Soap Co., Toronto, offer the llowing prizes every monthtill further ' notice, boys and gide under 18, residing in the Pro - ince of Ontario, who send the greatest number f " Sunlight " wrappers : 1st, $10; 2nd, $6; rd, ; 4th, 81 , 5th to 14th,a Handsome Book; nd a pretty piciture to those who sendll not less han 12 wrappers. Send wrappers to " SOnlight" oap Office, 43 Scott St., Toronto, not later than 911h of each month, and marked " Competi- on •," also give full name, address, age and • umber . of wiappers. Winners' names will 'be ublished in the Toronto Mail on first gaturday n each month. 1218-52 ...a. • $1.75 `13 LOAN AT 'LOANS de,kRRANGED EPf ALLING OR WRITING ITH STAMF' ENCLOSED TO E.R.REYNOLD RICHMOND STW TORONTO '004 e • IET&2N_D MORTGAGE 515(6% AG,,N,E55 Every -Day Oheerfulnepe. The,hardest thing is to keep cheerf 1 under the little stings that come fro uncongenial eurroundings, the very signifleanee of which adds to their powr to annoy, because they cannot be wres led with �d overcome, as in the case 41 larger huAs... Soule disagreeable habit ase to whIchs may owe respect duty, end is a mutant int% 4 SPECIAL NOTICE —TO THE- 1:)1713DIC Charlesworth & 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 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 'I 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 tl'i,nk 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 th_ most good, and support your own merchants instead of sending the wealth of the county to assist to build up outside sec- tions. Remember, 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- ivertisixig, as the public knows. This is the first printer's ink we haie 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 adl 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 Orroceries. Something for the Ladies. • The best Washing Machine ever offered the public. No tearing the clothes, no breaking buttons, no boiling the clothes, no sling or splashing around the floor, no steatWng the house, no backache from working it, meshes all kinds of clothingthorowly, given out on trial or sold on approval. Call end see them. Also latest improved *ringers. SEWING MACHINES. The celebrated "Davis" and New Williams," the leading inachines. Satisfaction guaranteed or no sale. .0. C. WILLSON, Seaforth. FINE _CARRIAGES, Including Top Buggies. Phaetons, Gls,detones, Kensingten% Salisbury's, &csuperior finish, workmanship and material. ROad Carte,—Daisy, Hill, and others by Gananoque Carriage Co., Thompeon and others. Agricultural Implements 11 z 111 Of every description, Farm Wagons,&o. Special attention given to Wind Mills for pumping. Binder Twine. Also a few Horses for sale and a few good second hand double and single Wiggles cheap. C WILLSON, Seeforth • 0 to 'H.LUOAV3S 4=- T-1 ijit: t:3 - CD 0 5 0 2° • i—i ul t -t- ri L . tri L.Jew et- P -°Ela C:24 0 0 1—I0 i-ej • 0 W °•.1 '—' .> d cr) Matt ,3 8 TD P :S3" leti• CM , -4 • 5 fj )1 1---1 ,,i') , id rd - gi rci Lull a) - glo ra, w I:1 t•-, w p.. • CD g- • i --a I:5j 0 e+. CD il CD Z Ill 0. 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A Special Announcement —OF THE— FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCE has ben prepared, stating the details of the New CHAIRS, LABORATARLE.s,WORK- mars, APPARATUS and other improve- ments in its several Departments of Civil, Mining, Mechanical and Elec- trical Engineering and Practical Chemistry, which will afford in the Session of 1891 2 advantages not hither- to accessible to Students in this country. Copies may be had on application to the undersigned; who can also supply detailed annonneemente of the other Fa- culties of the University, viz.: Law, Medicine, Arts (including the Donald& Course for Women) and Veterinary Science. J. W. BRA•KENRIDGE, B.C.Le 1215-26 Acting Secretary (In connection with the Bank of Montreal.) LOGAN & 00., BANKERS AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. REMOVED To the Ccenmercial Mote! Building, Main Street A General Banking Buminess done, drafts isiue and cashed. Interest allowed on deposits. MONEY TO LEND On good notes or mortgagee. • ROBERT LOGAN, MANAGER. 1058 FARMERS. We have now a fine pomplete stock of Groceries. We have fill- ed tip in all lines, and are repared to supply the wants of th Public. We realize fully that tlo do a thriving business we mist give the people what they call for. It is our purpose, therefore to FIND OCT WHAT THEY WANT, procure it for them, and then put a price on these Goods,which means4Inly to us a baire living profit. Yu see we are bound to succeed,' sin.d with this end in view we wi1 conquer all bstacles. Where are you going with your ext grist. • Remember we are lying from 38 o 40 lbs. Of Flour to the bushel for wheat. FLAX-SEEL) 'EMULSION COMPOUND 3RONCHITIE 136 Leidnigton Ave., New York City, Sept. 19, IBM. have need the Flax -Seed Emulsion in seven =5 of Chronic Bronchitis, and the early stagest JAMellEPSleaseK. dCwillOthOtke,r/deslt athisis, and have been w • miniesiimpTi,nE 0.,,,...1111FWEWMO Ing mew Brooklyn, N. Y., Feb. 1.4th,_1889. I have used rut Emulsion in a case of Phthis onsumption) with beneficial results, *here patice :uld not use Cod Liver Oil in any form. - J. H. DROGE, M. D. IRIOUtPROSTRATIO1 • Brooklyn, N. Y., Dec. 20th. 1e:•:. I can strongly recommend Flax Seed Emulsion a dpful to the relief and possibly the cure of all Luna :onchial and Nervous Affections, and a. good gen al tonic in physicajlodebiii debility. JOHN FTALMAGE, M. D. ;ENERALDEBILM Brooldyn, N. Y., Oct. 10th, ISM I regard Flax Seed Ethulsion as greatly auperior t e C,od Liver Oil Emuhions so generally in use. D. A. GORTON, M. D. VASTINGDISEASO 137 West 84th St. New York, Au. 6,1888. I have used your Flax -Seed Emulsion Compoun, a severe erase of Mal -nutrition and the result wa we than hoped for—it was -marvelous, and con !nous. I recommend it cheerfully to the professicr d humanity at large. M. H. GILBERT, MD. tHEUMATISPI 3old by Druggiste,Price LAX -SEED EMULSION CO 35 Litierty St., New York. For sale by I. V. FEAR, C4th. Knight's Blood Oure. STANDARD household remedy in success Lt ful use Mere than 40 years. A positive cure for Dpipepsia, Scrofula, Isiervous Prostra tion, Consttpation and all diseases of the Blood, Stomach and Liver. Unequalled for Producing a Clear oodCoiriplexion. -A botanical compound, put up in jackage5 and sent hy mail at one third the wet of or in. ary medi• Inc. Large packages, !sufficient for 8 quarts, 81.00; half size packages, sufficient for 3 pints, Wt.- sample packages, 25e. A reliable'Agent wanted in this locality. FLOWli' AND FEED 1183-52 KNIGHT BOTANICAL CO., 252 Broadway, New York. At the owest living prices. Dealers and others i)uying in quantities, it will pay you to call and see us before purchasing. Remember the place, Seaforth Roller Mills, formerly known as the Red MilL W aCODE & Co. ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, CHEAP EXCURSIONS TO EUROPE. • - EVERY WEEK. Montreal and Quebec, .• To Derry and Liverpool. CABIN, $50 to $80. According to Steamer •and location ot Stateroom. Intermediate and Steerage at low rate.. NO CATTLE CARRIED. , STATE 1. SERVICE OF - LINE j ALLAN LINE STEAMSHIPS. NEW YORK & GLASGOW, via Londonderry, every Fortnight. W114,0 andgupwait aiRetura,iow ratelitandupwards. etiera to H. & A. ALLAN, Montreal, or C. X or W. G. DUFF, Sealorth. tt. "-- - 122141 Cures Bums, Cute, Piles 0 their worst form Swellings, Erysipelas, Inflammation, Frost Bites Chapped Hanps, and all Skin Diseases. HIRST PA1N EXTERMINATOR Cures Lumbago, Sciatica, Rheffinatiem, Neurs • gia, TOothaehe, Tains in every form. By all deeds. Wholesale by F. F. Dailey &O FARMS FOR SALE. TOWNSHIP OF MoKILLOP. Lot 10, en 9th concession, 100 scree. We halt 7 on loth coneeasion 60 acres. TOWNSHIP oF MORRIS. South hall 21 on 5th concession, 100 acres. TOWNSHIP OF GREY, Lots 11 and 12 on 13th COT3CelleiOn, 200 acre TOWNSHIP OF TCCKERSMITH. Lot 38 on 3rd concession L. R. S., 100 acres. 1 For terme he., apply to the undereigned. F. HOLMESTED, 1197 W. Barrister he., Sedorth MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSVED THE HURON EXPOSITOR OFFICE 8/11A.FORTH, NO WITNESSES R EOUIR KO • Ate g.