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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1895-03-29, Page 341, 4 0 A- a yr V A 9 - - - - i�Ll JULU.iAlVl11 ��rV011V1 )6 - IMPORTNT NOTICES. �/� / r� 4 , , Into -derision, somehow he could not get MILITARY VALUE OF SPORT. / �i���/ p P , Fruit Puddings Out s,f Season. �/ 1( // / l r /I the from et to his 1) sand at the close of K . J. 1lIcKENNA, Dbml❑ion' and Provincial Land f i Y1re Y;x ]Experienced Hunter Is More Than A cherry or blackberry pudding in late - tiurveyor, (ember of thoAssoeiation of Ontario / the meeting he sought_ out the preacher p TAnd'Jutveyosa, Dublin, Onia#io. 1038.62 .( / t �I I / '� and asked for his Half a Soldier. winter or early spring has a freshness , / /� 1 prayers. It was the + peculiarly welcome. Everybody is tired of I / � y Ghost. What was the matter witjzi -Tho valu:o of sport as u means of devel- 13 Dur FOR SALE. .For sale, , thoroughbred 1 t i;1, I / + Hedley the winter diet; tive want 'something differ - .1 Durham butt, 18 months old with registered ! ISI r /'• i , /1 I f y'4 icars,the Inomorable soldier, o in and trainin sol ii g is / i%, 1 / / P l; g t ers hits always , pedigree. Apply on Lat 30, Concession 5, Ushorne, I 5 P 1't `! '% i /' / he sat with his Bible before him in a tent crit, yet find it the hardest time in the '/ been recognized in Ail armies, and as ro- whole year to provide anything new, or ev- What or Lumley P.O., Ont. THOS. GUDASORI3, 1423�c2 / , ] ti 1 L, and his deriding comrades name in and Bards officers, at Any rat© has been c ell en to maintain i ` / tl jeered, saying, Turned Methodist, eh?' t I the usual variety. Some - OR SALE. -All butcher tools and rigs necessary I . Jf ,� / / And another said: "You h " ocrite! Bad a.pprcci ed by us. A distinguished caval- thing may be done in this direction by a use to conduct a butcher business -in Blyth. Oood r �/ ,t t : P % yP brand; terms easy. Apply to JOHN CLARK, Pro> I / '�/i Mi //�' ,'►�/ it ' as you°lverct, I never thought you would ry office stated in publ)C a few years ago of canned fruits, which will be to some, un- prietor, Blyth, P. O. 1423x4 /'� e / '�£' ' come to this, old followl" And then he I that iu his opinion no main �sas fit to hold usual. Dried fruit, if strictly of the beet became the soldier evangelist, and when a 1 a commission who dict not ride fairly well duality, is also a good resource. EDAR POSTS FOIE. SALE -Tho undersigned has ///Often bring coughs and colds, soldier in another regiment hundreds of - to hounds. The immortal Jorrocks, too, BLACK412R)• PI-DDINt. No. I. --Cream two for sale on West -half of Lot 11, Concession 1'3, I miles away a telegraphed his spiritual anx- was not slow to appreciate the relation be- large tablespoonfuls of butter ticitll a cupful whi'hiccillop. about 2,000 good cedar posts, .feet Ion¢, while twCen war Stitt its image, with only 25 per of sugar ; add too well beaten eggs, and which NiII be --sold -:'heap, AIRS. ARCH. AfoNAB, ; ieties to Abd)ey. Vicars, saying, "What ' .Leadbury. 1423x4 shall I clo;" Vicars telegraphed as thrill- cent of its danger. In India we encourage stir in gradually two cupfuls of butter and, _ ; PY1. Y - .PECTORAL fig a message as ever went over the wires, ! our men to go into the country on shoot- a pint of canned blackberries. Bake in a DURHAM BULL FOR SALE. -For sale, a . -• brings quick relief. Cures all ir- - "Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ npd ing expeditions, and a fete enthusiasts at buttered pudding dish atld serve hot, Zvith thoroughbred Dur* am bull roan color and 13 flamtnation • of the:, bronchial „ home have even allowed the "woollies ' a hard sauce. If the berries are well months old, with registered pedigree. Apply on lot tutees, throat or chest. No un- thou shalt be saved. -What power was , It, Ba}•field road North, Stanley, or address Varna certainty. Relieves, soothes, being felt? It was the Holy Ghost, an OCCa61Q,]al sight Of t11C hOL]nc1S, sweetened, less Siigal' may be required. ' P.O. JOHN REID. 1414. heals promptly. rihc great duke kept a pack_ in the pen- BLACI:13EIMV PUDDING£ No. 2. -Add a Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants Tongues of Fire. I P P in Ula and a race n]ecting has not sel- pint of milk to a cupful of freshly boiled and Children. FOILr A Large Bottle for 25 Cents. And what more appropriate, for the a rice, reserving a littlef' to blend a bey in It contains IleltllCr Opluul� Il Orpll ne IIOr BA,.E.-Eight grand. yrtung Sheri Horn bolls 1 -dem formed fife closing Act of many of p g withAI pedigrees, fro❑i 8 to 14 months old, �A��S � IAWflENC£ CO. 1tD. Holy Ghost is a "tongue of fire," and the our little wars. But it hasbeeil left to our teaspoonful of corn startch. ,stir this in other NarCOtiC t�ubSialiCe. It is a, harmless also n taw pure Berkshire boars and sows of breeding j electricity that flies aloe the wires is a . SU1.)Stitut9 age, .11 si prices and terms to suit the times. Corrie g friends the P,uss)ans to definitely organize and cook in a double boiler for a few min - PROPRIETORS. tongue of fire? And that reminds me of for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, ftn(Z Castor Oil. and see there. DAVID MILNE, Ethel Ont. 14:4-tt � sporting expeditions on a large scale, with utes, until it thickens. Two eggs may be _ MONTREAL. what I might do now. From the place a view to beaten and stirred in before taking a but It is Pleasant. is guarantee is thirty years' use by giving realistic instruction to b p. I UARRY STONE. -The undersigned has for sale ! where I stand on this platform there aro ; their rank and ills. Hunting fosters nerve it is, perhaps, equally nice without, Put a Et his quarry at Granbrook a quantity of choice invisible wires or lines of influence stretch I int of berries e a equally dish ; dredge a Millions of Xothers. Castoria destroys Worms and ally . and manlg_qualities. It cannot fn)i to im- p p g S, y8 statle, Suitable for corner stones, sill stones and �yoU NO Ing to every heart in all the seats on thebridge stone. Will b• Sold at reasonable prices. prove horsemanship, but it makes a man little flour over, if the juice is quite thin ; feVerishneSs. C:Zstoria, preVen�s VOMitin,- Sour 'Cur4 LADIE8 main floor and up into the hoses and Al- n GEORGE BAKER, Granbrook, P.O. 1408-tf I g far more than a more rider. It teaches Pour over the rice Sint bake. A rileringue levies, and there are other innurnoruble Cures Diarrhma, and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves him to husband and Savo his horse's cner_ of three whiten of egos and two-thirds of a TOEN BEATTIE, CNrk ^f the Second Division I -AND- - wires or lines of influence. reaching out g:ies, study his id)osyncracies and above cupful of po-vi•dered sugar gives an elegant teethin troubles, Cures constipation �J g , s pation and flatulene . Court, Countv Commissioner, of Huron, Con- nn from this place into the vast beyond, and all perhaps brings home to him the need of finish, but it is not indispensible. veyancer, Land, Loan and Insuranpe Agent, Funds G � � � L E 1 r A E N across continents, and under the seas for Castoria assimilates the food! re agates the stomas L. invested and to Lgan. Office -Over Sharp & i � thoughtful stable management And care- Cherries, raspberries, strawberries. or � a Livens' store, Main street, Seaiorthi 1289 ! in Illy rocon t journey around the world I fol fitting of saddles and bridles, Aman huckleberries may be substituted in either and vowels, giving healthy an I natural sleep. Casm Send 9 cents In stamps or 10 cents silver, and we did not find' a country where I had nut P TOCK FOR SALE. -The unde si ned will Sell ten I will send pi,u by return mail the h who hunts grows accustomed to landing of these pndclings. Any of these may also toric 1s file �illll(13•CIl's I'a;ac g been preaching this gospel formally years be used to advantage in a Batter tuddin ea the Mother's Friend. head of thoroughbred Durham cattle, COWS or 1113 way iibOut Ill a Strange country. FIe pudding. heifers a her of 22 to choose iron. also ei ht • throUgh fife printing press. SO A6 a te)e , . Perfect Letter �Vr�ter, graph P g. acquires an eye for ground and becomes For this it is only necessary to place the _ bulls. All these are registered and will be old heap ' ra h O erator sits or sthrids at iven resourceful in danger or difficulties. Thus fruit in a pudding dish moderately sweet- Castoria. Time given it required. DAVID HILL, Lot 27, Con- point and sends messagos in all directions, it affords perhaps the best training round Castora,. A neat little book, being a perfect guide in the art of p p g g ened, and dusted with a little flour, unless session 8, Hibbert, Staffs P. O. 140ti-til Letter Writing. It contains letters of Love, Friend- and you only bear the click, Click, click of a mounted elan can have. But victories quite solid in constituency. The fruit may "Castorla is an eaeellentmediciae for chit- .. ship, Business, etc., with valuable instructions and the electric apparatus, but the telegrams Y Castoriaissorrelladapted�eilidt�euthat fPWO FRESH CALVED COWS FOR SALE. -The advice. Every young man and woman should have o on .their errant g aro won maim b infantry and IIowa- be eannecl ; or dried fruit soaltecl over night dren. Iliothers bare repeatedly told n:eof its JL undersigned has for sale on his g i, God hot 3 y '. b I recommend it assuperiortomnypt�esCrl tloza day s ospeciully, when formations aro loose, y , g effect u known to me." F g premises, Lot this book. Address, p mo now o iu a ver little water, and gently stertved >� pen their children." ,ed Concession To 4, a wiMcKshing two first-class areal Baty- touch the right key and send the right a foot soldier must have a head on leis until tender, is equally desirable. D... G. G. OSGOOD, H. A. ARcnzR,lii. D., agoowo or those Apply to JAB. SOrs, this offers NOVELTY PUBLISHERS, message along the right wires to the right shoulders. It vas Stalking deer and ante- Make a plain batter of a pint of Lowell, Mass. 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N Y a good opportunity, Apply to JAS. SOMERti'ILLE, places! Who shall I first call up? To to milk two eggs and a half a cupful of sifted on the premiaee. 1432x4 - Ingersoll, Ont. � � pe that matte the Boers the dangerous flour, gra p � "C&storia Ys the best rented 1402x28 whom shall I send the-messag0? I guess foes wo found them, and the man who flour, with a pinch of salt. Blend � ery y for children of "Our physicians in the children's depart- - i OR SALE. -For Sate, two thoroughbred I will send the first to all the tired when- which I ani acquainted. I hope the day is not ment have spoken highly of their ri- B *Durb.m Bulls, with registered pedigrees, one has been brought tip as a gamekeeper is smoothly, and pour over the fruit; un- ape ever they are, for there Are So man tired P til firm! set and serve at once. A whi eel far distantwhenmotherszrillconsiderthereai once in their outside practice wlthCststoria, lti months' aid ; both rod ; will be acid. at prices to y the most valuable pr)�e of the re--j-r Y pp suit the times. Also a few improved Yorkshire Pigs. Apply on Lot 24, Concession 3, L R.S., Tuckeramith, I;rucefield P. Q,' WM. CEAMAN. 1417tf ULLS FOR SALE -The undersigned has on lot 13, concession 4, H. R. S., athoroughbred Dur- hain bull, 17-moutha old, red coior and an excellent animal. He was sired by imported "Prime Minister"; also a six months old bull, red color and from Prime Minister. WILLIAM CARNOCHAN, EgmondvilIe. j 1408-tf Z] OUSE AND LOT", FOR BALE. -On corner of f Cromble and Victoria etreete, Seatorth,a frame house, containing 7 rooms,'withgood well and cistern and good stable. There is ane acre of land, Will be sold dlieap-and on easy terms: Apply on the prem- seS to N. T. CLL?FF. y 1423V4 DnURHAM BULL FOR SERVICE. -The 'under-' . signed will keep for service on Lot 5, Conces- sion 10, Hullett, the thoroughbred Burham bull, " Valasco 24th, to wl.1ch a limited number of cow$^ will be taken. Terme.-Grades,31.60, Thoroughbreds, souls. Hero goes the Christi message, „ g y g d � L sergeant. The Germans for this reason ' cream makes a eery nice sauce for any of interest of their children, and use Castoria in- and although ave only have among our Come unto tile, all yo who are weary, and have called their smartest re gi]nents 'Jag- e•- g Jag these puddings. Any nice ,liquid sauce is stead of the various quack nostrums which are medical supplies what is known as rg�Iilfrr o I will give you rest." «i110 nest shall I >> ,, ers and the French ehasseurs" illus- also in keeping, and a delicious sauce also destroying their Loved ones, by forcing opium, products, yet v.o aro fie© to confess that t3=tr Dell up? I guess the next message will be g ' trate, too, til(] apprcc)atioil which the goes far to�varcls making a pudding a marked a y p morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful incrits of Castoria has iron ur to look V;A to the fatherl��s anti widows, and bore goes God's IneSS �g©, ••Leave thy fatherless Steil- y same class Illcets with and have ever have success. ROLY-POLY PrnDINc:.-1llost de- bents down their throats ab , thereby sending favor upon it.' them to premature graves. „ UxtT•sD HOSPITAL At:D DLSFIiir$4F�►- dren, I will preserve them alive, and let met with on the other side of the Rhine. Our riflemen aro distinguished by no such children light in a rely -poly pudding. The founds- D.n. J. F. KINCHSLo$ Boston, Af, f thy widows trust in me." Who next shall I cal] up? I guess Illy next message 'characteristic title but aro clothed in the tion is simply a light socia biscuit. 'Make Conway, Ark. t ALLEN C. Sxrr,u, Pftes., will be to these who have buried mem- traditional green affected b 'the natives g y of the However, "japers" -and +lie biscuit a little thicker than pa -try ; spread with the fruit, which may be berries, 'i'he Ceatatnr Com parry, '17 Xurray Street, Now York CRY. bo s of their own families, and here it ' woods. "chasseurs" can no more all be sportsmen cherries, peach or apricot jam or even t shall sound and the goes, hall rise."truMD dead shall rise." who than kilted men in our service can all dried apples chopped and mixed with Zante next shall I callclaim UP? I guess the next message will go to a birthpluco north of the Tweed, wecd, and the name is but a survival of the old- currants ; by the way, currant jam is very good also. Roll up, bake in a well -greased those who think themselves too bad to be en time. pan, or boil in a floured cloth if a boiled saved. Hero it goes, "Let the wicked for salve his way and the unrighteous Irian his In France and Germany damn preserves and ,tillage have destroyed pudding is preferred. Serve with hard sauce or a cream sauce made b stirring to- Y '� p� M Paysto Attend the Best thoughts and let hien return unto the Lord, any chance there alight ever liNve been of allowing the gether a piece of butter the size of an egg, a ■� who will have mercy, and unryto our God, h 1 b natural instincts Of men a free outlet. half cupful of sugar and a . well -beaten egg ; r 5* ; payable December 1st, 1E95. J. RAPSO 4, w o w •_ a tin antly pardon. who next But in Rus Ia hexa] is Inoro scope, and the nutmeg or rum to flavor. Just before serN - - ' 1423x4 r shall I call up? I guess it will be those in r add a cupful of boiling milk. Stir well �"I �% �. - chanco A s , trsely- populated country offers g' p .:? * �/�/� - who may think. I have not yet touched a and dish at once. •'�% • ��/" zl//r/, . I I .�Ir f w-H�' NOT has not been throl�,II Alva. Hunts have �, / EED OATS FOR SALE. -The undersigned has their case. Here it goes, "Whosoever, 1, ' - (%-B oil bushels of Salzer's Northern growing oats! g of islet years b( t21 sit on foot in the neigh- Pi ArII I i nvr c.. -veil a cupful of rice ,/ for sale for seed. This variety produced from 80 to1 whosoever, whosoever will, let Colne." borhood of military stations in which without stirring, and when soft add milk �i Q, �1�j 140 bushels to the acre this past year. They will bei A Gospel Battery. and set back until it has taken tip as nitl6li � TZ.. V�.Ga._ �.L.. ■ 0IR�� � � sold at 60 cents per .bushel. Freeman ''�j wholo battallon ceasionaI y ]lave taken as it will ab;orb. Add a geed rump of P potatoes, the And now may God turn on all the elec- part. The quarry las usually been a bear earliest variety grown ; Empire State; , wbick trio ower into this sweet butter and half a cupful of sugar. ■ ■ Seedl'[n¢ ; the Prizetaker, a .new variety, which P gospel battery for the marked down by jtho villagers in SII ad- 1 g • grew 740 bushels to the acre; the Early Prize ; a last tremendous message, so that it may joining forest, and tho excitement of )ur_ Finally, stir in this, .cell beaten eggs. But- Education I ter a pudding dish, and put it a layer of the S he Corner tone a the Early Sunrise, and other varieties. Apply to thrill through this assemblai e Ancl through suint"J animal w th a reputation in pop- I P 3' Lot [, Concession 13, McKillop, or Walton P. 0. 'young men and women who graduate at all the earth. Just six words will Com- ular ima ination or ferocity forms a Cie rice half an inch sleep ; cover with a layer .101I14 STAFFORD. 1423 4 of peaches uccessfu l Carse! THE CA N A DA pose the message, and I touch the key of - lightful broak' in the weary monotony of p , if canned, use just enough of ■ SEED OATS. -Mr. John Melville has a quantity of this gospel battery just six times and the barrack life. , the juice to moisten, and- sprinkle with a new kind of Oats which he offers far sale for, message has gonol Away! Away Willesl So far however) as, we have gathered .9"ar if not already sweet enough. Fill the brat time, variety LOG 22, Concession 12, Hibbert. And the message is, "Have ye received the from some accounts of these expeditionswith alternate layers, finishing with the Educated !leads and skilled hands are always in demand. Now is the They are -anew variety which he got seven years ago BUSINESS COLLECE , , in some Mummy Peas, and this year they turned out. Holy Ghost? -that is, do you feel his poor bruin has but a small chanco indeed rice, and bake about twenty minutes. Dried best time to enter. . in spite of the grasshoppers, one field over fifty Chatham Qrlt power? Has he enabled you to sorrow over and is simply sul°rounded by a howling peaches, nicely cooked, and the syrup well P. MC1 ; bushels per acre, and the other field over eighkv f a wasted life and take full pardon from evaporated, tive excellent for this adding NTOSH, Prih-cipai. SHAW & ELLIOTT Proprietors. bushels per acre. All those who have spoken for aced Are exceedingly P^rhnr�te in securing good positions, p crowd of excited meal, who destroy hills by had better call early, as first come first served as even during Limes of acpression. blies Clara Old, of the crucified Christ, and turned your Paco sheer weight of uu.nbers. Little Of �'t11UC - • long as it lasts. JOHN MELVILLE Chiseihurdt Carberry,Manitoba graduate of the Shorthand De• toward the wide open gates of a welcom- in war or •anywhcro else can be derived School Report. P. U., Ont. - 1413.13 partmeof this school, has just secured a zood Ing heaven? from such performtinccs, but all hunts era Iri(r. 1, Ilrl,l.>:r7.-rhe following is the re-zt, position with the Calgary Herald as stenographer and We appeal to thee, O Holy Ghost, who not of this c11aracttr, auei lie iter manage- port of 5ehool Section IiTo. 1, HulIett, far �� LJ book-keeper. It pays to attend the beat. Write for didst turn the Phili to c , . c 8 300 Private funds to loan at lowest catalogue it interested. Address- pp n jailer, and Saul moot is displayed in Many districts. The the month of February, 1b04i : b iftli class - D. McI�ACHI,AIIT Chatham, of Tarsus and Lydia of 'I'll Al.Fowler J. Irwin B. til' 500 rates of interest in sums to suit , y yatira,=and Russian military authorities are nolo in - i c� ichael. Sen- $ 100 borrowers. Loans Gan be cont- 1419.2 ' helped John Bunyan out of darkness,wh0n, deed quite alive to the benefit that may for 4th -A. bale, .J. Dale; W. Collings.CA - m• . ►�, as he describes it "Down fell I as a bird Junior 4th -F. Gibbins J. �ilcGre or, Al. 1.�• be derived from encouraging a real lave of Gibbings, g , X1,004 pletecl and money advanced shot from the top of the tree into fearful sport, and definite rules and regulations E. Irwin. Third class -1`'. Spooner, C. Me - 81,500 within two days. Apply to R. despair, but was relieved by the cotlafort- have quito rWently been drawn up with Michael, AV. (.00fl. Second glass -V. Dale, r rl). a 0 able word, 'The blood of Jesus Christ a view to making the Most of the special F. Fowler, N. .McMichael. Part second- • lam• x.::,000 S,�IAYs,Barristerrd,c.,Seaforth. � - 125 cleanseth from all sin,I " and helped John opportunities many of their troops enjoy. L. Irwin, J. Good, C.'. Dale. Part first -W. Had to- Grin an+iT3earit" when be t� f P r y had a pain, You can grin and ban- � F as Newton whet] -standing at the helm of the But, after all, only a small portion of ("ibbings, H. Moiltgot]lery. Average at- lshI at once by using Psmay DAvis' IF Y ship in a midnight hurricane and mightier ®LJ W'II'��1T t..ndan e s troops can taste such joys, and III most c r 31• )(titer than tho waves that swept the decks came laces there dna 1 - • .']'osell, bav, encumber or release house or P y �e a go(rcl deal of Bunt - over hilts the memory of his blasphemous Ing and very little game, while equip- PRODUCTS OF SCIENCE FOR 1 Pofift . ar,n, call �on J. �Z'AUGH, Land Agent, and llcentlous life anti h© cried out M /� 40 Ll R Y me nts and;hat otzx Indian ofliecrs Svould HOME USE. - -,.J . f =oderich Street, East, Sea,forth. G � mother's God have mercy on mol" and terin "baudobasts" have to be oil a par- s3old sort used everywhere. Avrhole mediN chest 11 �'+ ® N STI PATI ® N, helped one nearer hoine, even me, Do Witt ticularly inodest scale. Indeed in most Beautiful and Brilliant Colors, by uselr. Kills every form. of external or internal pain, 4 Talmage, at about 18 ears of age, " I)ass;-A teaspoonful in half glass of % ate or milk (warm if BOARS FOR SERVICE.. i� � �;',� � � � E � �� r' r, , y ge, that parts of European Russia the )agers hav0 _ • , �� Sunday night in the lovely villago of to be. contented 'with but the image of their Within ! he last few ears science has been _ ®YaPEPSIA � � Y TAMWORTH BOAR FOR SERVICE. -The und.r- S , Blawenburg, N. J., when I could not craft, and their, is'considerablemore of in- at work and the results are Fast Diamond coined will keep for aervice, at the Brucefield SICK 1 f EAQAG Iii E, sleep because the gUOStions of eternal' des- structiou than atnuseutent about their ex- Dyes for Cotton ; Turkey Ped Scarlet, Cheese Factory, a, thoroughbred Tamworth Boar. y y , , with registered pedigree. Terms, Sl ; payable at R E� U LATE THE LIVER, tiny seized ]fold of me, soil has helped me peditions. Scouting and reconnoissance fink, Crimson, Purple, Seal Brown, Orange, ■ ■ - ■ time of service with privilege of returning if neces- ever since to use as most cixpross)ve of my duties against an iinaginar foe are hard! ()live Green and other colors. Waiting for y ON E PI LL A FTER EATI N G '' o y Y Something to Turn lip. ser HUGH Mc(.akTNEY, Brucefield. 1405 tf 1 N S U RES GOOD DIG ESTI ON , own feeling: so exciting as stalking and tracking beasts These dyes r}ial:e colors so fast that even �- Amazing gi`ace, how sweet the sound of prey, but the luau who is au. adept at washing in strong soapsuds will not cause what's the good of Waiting for it to turn u , a.l?d then not be able to ERKSBIRE PIGS. -The undersigned breeder of PRICE 5.M.THEDQI�D'S MED. 7D. P 3', p z l' That saved a wretch like m e l thoroughbred Berkshire swine, will keep for TORON o. one will probably excel1 at the other, and them to fade. If +'omen will ask for Fast c` fill the bill." In •the interval get ourself in shape b taking :a ,course Ser= ice on lot 26 Concession 5; McKillop, the riz- I once was lost, but now am found; y p PSe n p Was blind, but now I see. the saltie qualities will ba developed by Diamond Dyes for (often, and see that they in the winning Berkshire boars, "Election "and "Protest." Terms KI, payable at tinge of service, with the privil- ■ - praetico at eithent Alarksmansll)p will, of get them, they will be able to -dye any of . age of returning if necessary, also a number of young The lippen r�'�' Through many clangers, toils and snares course, be the first essenti£11 vvheil either the agave colors absolutely fast and uilfad- " for sale. both sexes. JA;1IE3 DORRANCE, Sea- I have already come. pigs animals or ince aro the quarries, and the in ,colors- that will remain until the goods . - forth P. U. A'd' Pairs furnished not akin. 1412-52 'Tis grace has brought me safo thus far, target practice is therefore an obvious are horn ont. - g +' And grace will lead mo home.. r �_ K_ IGS ! PIGS' -The undersigned bas at his premi- TO THE FRONT AS USUAL. part of training. Judging distances, too, Fast Diamond Dyes for Cotton give grana 0 sed. lot 6,00nceasion 6,11tillett,severai thorouggh- . Al Slight Mistake. • will be attended to, while a nian'S ,nus- and brilliant colors to carpet rags, and are _ bred Berkbhire sows and hogs for sale at reasenable A joke is told of one of our brigadiers cies may be usefully developed by. gyninas- therefore invaluable to country people who prices,aiso a 'itter of thoroughbred Tamworths ready The irippen mills are now running at full blast and which deserves f ones f our Brigadier CICS, fencing, running and leaping. -Lou- make Rag Carpets. These popular dyes -are to wean. Ile also has a thoroughbred Berkshire and are prepared to do ORISTINCi on the shortest notice n a thoroughbred' Tamworth boar for service -terns $1 ' General Spinola early In the war was sta- don Saturday Ileview. far ahead of all oilier forms of (lyestu$s,and -• �- .s.- able at the time of sen ice with theprivilege of and most reasonable terms. ]tri this way you get tinned in North Carolina, with a brigaderegularly. 1 :� many large dye houses use them ■ ■ returning it necessary, $1.25 if booked. F. H. flour from your own wheat, and better value for under him and as he was one of those He Diacte a Mistake. Common package dyes -worthless imita- Forest City Bn`S'nos h` SCHOALES, Constance P.O. 1403x.7tf , y S Shorthand College the money than in any other way, Good flour tions -are now •sold in some stores; beware commanders whole tho stress of civil war One morninga prominent restaurant guaranteed. `� had Balled up from civil life he naturally keeper who opes at G O'clock had just en; of these; insist every time upon getting the ®_' LONSD03.'T, ON'X'_ - - , CHOPPING DONE WHILE YOU WAIT. guaranteed Fast Diamond Dyes; tried sure we la great emphasis on our practical course. See for proof our sac- :� enough intrusted the duty: and tered his store when he heard a rattlo at Y > } y b true, brilliant and unfading. , . drilling of the brigade to a major' do. the door. He opened it and let in a man cessful students. A. M. Stewart has received the position as travelling LOG ►S_ tailed for the purpose. One day SpinolaIs with a very anxious countenance. "Can I --_--• auditor with the McCormack .Harvesting Co., Winnipeg. write 'lis for MI.= The highest price in cash will be paid for good superior in command made an .inspection, get something to eat at once?" he said ex- -Mrs. J. B. i •Chalmers -nee Florence TfeD. Peden (lied at her home at Poole on catalogue and 'particulars, addressing carefully. College reopens on 3 - ,•�_ cgs, or they will be cut to order, after which he bluntly told the brigadier citedly: , g Y b p That the -nen were no_ t sufficiently up in "As soon as it possibly -can be got," the 7th inst. Her remains were taken to January 2nd, 1$95. Our direct connections will save you „ the home of her childhood In the township f L,��/t� _ tactics and manual.` Spinala summoned said the proprietor. What will you , I 1096-26 J. W. I�IIESTERVELT Prim time and money .or all points, All kinds of Lumber for Sale, Chet;p,`� the inajor and questioned him, hinted that have?" of Garafraxa, ; for interment. She leaves pail., he was not doing his duty, and finally, as "Eggs boiled," said the man absent! her husband and four little slaughters to Canadian" North West JOHN WNEVIN, a test question., asked -him if, in the event "Quickest thing." y' mourn her loss. . of a fight, the. brigade should capture a `'No, for it eggs three minutes to -Mr. F. G. Lynde, a former resident of Via Toronto or Claj.cago, 1357-t f Proprietor. Mitchell suffered from the fire fiend in Yritish Columbia and California number of prisoners, what be would do boil, and if they are not good they must be Madoc on Friday, 8th inst. The main points. with them? - done over. Besthavethem fried." building of his tannery was burned to the Our rates are the lowest. We have them FOR MEN AND WOMEN. The major replied to the�$ffect that ho ``Quickest way. I'm in an awful hurry." ONFORT ground, with about X400 worth of stock in to shit everybody and PULLMAN TOUR- wokild get them to the rear and if possible The breakfast was eaten in short order, - fST CARS for our -accommodation. Call THE to Washington. really bolted clown: Theman jum edu course of manufacture. The loss is ensur- Y ``There you are all. wrong. '� p p' sled at over $2,000 with only $1,000 insur- 1N CORSETS fart• further in#orlt]ation, y g• Zhis book, hurried to the counter and Haid the bill. handing him Scott's `'Infantry Tactics," ' As he did so he looked up at the clock soca. Station G. T. R. Ticket Office, OWEN `'says that `prisoners should be placed 50 and then pulled out his watch. `'Good -Friday, 4th inst., was Court day in Call o�3i be obtaizled by Wearing paces upon the right -in front.' " heavens," he said, "is that clock right?" Mitchell. The chief case was one from e� cc Hibbert, in which an action was brought NO. 39 Improved All -Feather - Train Service at Seafortfi. The major protested against this and Ho was informed that it was and looked against the township by Joseph Ambly, for , ELECTRI finally, urged by his superior, took the sheepish. ,, bode Corsets. No si4e steels. to „ , damages for injuries sustained from being Grand Trunk Railway. volume, to his quarters to read. D° you know w�ilat I've done?" he said. � � ; Trains leave $eaforth aril Clinton afrations as 'I'li0 Host morning he mot the general '`I gat up, made a mistake of an hour in thrown out of his buggy, in consequence of ',ll ? 'i , ,r br(a�, hurt Or !fist. / ' BELS some obstructions on the road. Judgment tollowe: and stated that nowhere in the volume the time, abused my wife, swore at the g 1 GOIX(h Wase 3aA:P0RTn. CLINTON. o was reserved. , I I 1 Psa@en er .. 1.07 P. y. 1.23 . V. could he find It laid down that prisoners girl; flung Out Of the house and got my eo ; it ,, . % TRY A PAIR. Passenger..... . .» fl.ob r. >:. 9.22 P. M. t rr,,,ie tt.Irkl t,r;. ,�, Urvrv, should be planed on the ri Irl. rl'he general breakfast here. Now I've -The other day, a remarkably large yak IQ gg g g gat to loaf is `.I Mixed Train.- _, 9.30 A. V. 10.16e.M. • _ t„ lab was taken to Alaxwell &Sons' Saw mill, ��` - 1a=r. Dhy Goods Houses Sell Them. - btixed. Train........ 6.20 P. +(. 7.05 P. Ni. t ho only- Scientific and Practical Electric impatiently seized the volume and pounced around an hour. I'm an infernal donkey at St. Marys. It. was cut on the farm of • Boll. ma(te, fo !-general use, producing aGenuine upon a passage which he read to himself Which he certainly was. -Cincinnati T 4oINa. EesT- C'urrGnt of l.leclricity for the cure of 1>i,eu' ' 11r. Hiram ,Smith, IVtssouri, ancL measured Passeny,er. _. - _ - 7.48 A. N. 7.82 A. M. Chat can be readily felt Itnd regula.tod bath in noel looked up with a puzzled air, e�ucula Trll)uneI . Passenger .. - -. 2 63 r. tt. 2.26 P. M quanhty and potter. and applied f o an)- part of ting: 44 inches in diameter at the larger end, and -_ -___ _ ` i(i the body. It can be .turn at any dine clui•irrg Oh, --, it i5 pioneorsl"-Life's Cal- He AVas a Sawyer. 44 at the smaller, and tipped the scales Mored. Train... -. _... .+.cot Y. 4.21 P. r. - ---+-- working hours or :deep, and will poritivcly cure at 4 tons auei 40 pounds. One team drew 1 codal. It was quite merry at the Criss avenue V T IT -1 sr -roc K0 -- Wellington, Grey and Bence. b Rhoutna.tis»r, boarding house t£tbla as the $4 a heck wit it in. ✓ .� r / Selittiea, Not In the Libretto. b ' -The lecture in fife Avontotl i'resb ter- taCrt3a NORTH-. Passenger. Mixed. �. and wassail went round the beard but the Y V:thel...._. _. _ 8.00 P. Y. 9.30 P.M. 9.00 P. M. H. . .General Debility It was at a critical dramatic moment ' fan church on Thursday night, 7t1] Inst., by Bru8selb...... - 8.13 9.43 9.46 ,t , rte f '''r Lumbago. r� ou Dieeas4s g ago that fife rima donna heard the new boarder had little part in the fehtiv- the Rev. AIt <<Patterson, of C•,ok's church, - ton a X p it lie seemed to be a nice man Bluevale.... _. _. 8.27 9 67 10.10 p�T AUG•16• g7' ` y. , and the Toronto, on �,/ �, 1/ ` Dyspepsia. tenor warblit)�r in Italian: landlad granted to make it pleasant for , � Iceland and elle Irish,' was Wtngham....... 8.37 10.07 1.20 o t'ar e9celc. y P well attended. 11r. Pattersoia is an enter BUTTERICK'S1 •Ooixo Sourn- 25A.M.gor. Mlzod. Ute, nay radar friend, what on carte him. • PATTERNS Sexual Weakness twiner of the first degree, keeping his hear- • vluevale .. - 6.25 e.�r.1.36 A. id. 7.30 r.�[. , . � Iildncenc l , baclshal� I ala? \Iy Coating is rippin' yup the "Hasn't 1Ir. Binks anything `to say on ers spell -bound during the whole of his dis- o Blue ale .. _. 6.37' 11.86 8.16 Diseases, , and I dare not embrace you „ BruaielS .. .- 6.64 11.59 9.00 3' the subject? she said, addressing him. course. . Lazne a Di g g, , ``. o'm " blushed the new boarder wile Ethel.... 7.03. 12.14 9.30 Quick as li"htnin 8110 warbled, back . / f IIrinnry Diseases "Stand still lee ,your face to the au- ' ' -The \Iitehell Horticultural ,Satiety has TT m T'�' h`.lectricily properly applicci i fa t taking the , ' p `3 was industriously engaged in attiempting been re-oi-anized and at a late meeting v -+- rT� = A I ID - London Huron and Bruce. ,, diene ,and I v<ill come and throw my to sever the P held it was resolved to hold a fall fair, and � frl>£cc of (lruf,y for all Nervous. Rhcunurtic, teal- piece of beefsteak on his late. . �iol:to NOILTH- Passenger. ,, arms arallll(1 OU." , .. „ nary and urinal 7 cantac�, £and will efl'erf, Corey y �� Oh! she twittered. "You always saw make -it successful. John Broderick was London, doparf...... _.- _ 8.16e.M. 4.4'0P.M in "Seemin rly hopelts, cwt ,es tivlierc ci'cr other 'Tis told that she did so, and with a pin ?„ Exeter... ....... 9..22 , 6.00 ti y` P wood, you. elected President • Henryeal of Fullar- • •-• known tnc£i.ns lra� tailed. )uchCretl the coat's wound together and �� � ,� Henoall................... 9.37 6.1.6 1 g ".No'm," he responded shrinkin 1 Y ALSO THE LATEST ISSUE OF Any slug, r.�h, �rcxk or cli�e£tsecl orficrn niay , P g y, ton, Vice -President , James Christie, ,5ecre- Klppen. ..•.. 9`.44 6.20 by ilii mearry Ire rou.cd to healthy actirit) revived the tenor's courage to finish tate 49some lines beefsteak." And a great hush Brucefield _... _ 9.62 6.23 g tart' -Treasurer, and three directors from bcfatc it i5 Luo )Fite. scene -Boston Transcript. fell u can the sceEe.-Detroit Free Press. Clinton....0.11 655 Leading medical i, -cal .oleo i,,e and recommend -� t _ _ Mitchell, .Fullerton, Logan and Hibbert. Londesboro ... 10.29 7.14 the O%vt'n Delt in their pr•a`ctice. - Blyth__. 10.38 7.23 Delineators,Metropolitan & �.hee#g _. _. 2 OUR 11.Lr,STl1ATED CATALO-6,17101 , rdeKillop Directory for 1895. Stark's Ponders, each package of which contains Bel rave ... .. 10.b.. 7.37 WinghAm arrive...... _.... 21.10 8.00, Contatns fulle,t information regarding the cure I 4- two preparations, one in a round wooden box, the- dOING SOUTH- Passenger. of Scale, (•Ironic aild nt:rvpus diseases, pricey, JOHN BENNEWIES, Reeve, Dublin P. O. cover of which forms a measure for one dose, an Im- - Wingham, dopart...... _... 6.35e.M. 8.26P.Y. lt_Dw tr-r order, etc., titailed (scaled) FREE LO . Medicated Tea, Coffee and Soup* JAMES EVANS, Deputy Reeve, Beecbwood. Mediate relief for Sick Headache and Stomach, also - AT THE Be rave ... _. _ 6.60 4.01 _,j . y DANIEL MANLEY, Councillor, Beechwood. Neuralgia, and all kinds of nervous lg any,ddres,. gg Co.Man men are afflicted with a Disease of which Wit. NeGAVIN Councillor Leadbu K , pains, and an - Blyth................. _. 7.03 4.09 ` The �V98D Electric ;felt a Appliance Nhey're unconscious. The ife "doctors" his tea or WILLIAM ABCHTBALD, Councillor, Leadbury other in capsules, (from I to I of one is an ordinary �1- r (� Londe@boro 7.10 4.28 1. ecffee, which has the effect of curia him of his love CheC'Zp Cash �tOi�'e Oardno S Block, Seafor y Clinton .............. . - 7.30 4.46 '-- - for liquor or tobacco. The reined • is GOLDEN JOHN C. NORBI30N, Clerk, Winthrop. deco which acts on the Bowels, Liver and Stomach Brune&old 7 49 4.E3 49 DING ST. W., , ) SOLOMON J. SHANNON, Treasurer, Winthrop. TORONTO ONT• DROPS. Stamp for Pamphlet fr:ur P910E HABIT WN. EVAN9, Aeeeeeor, Beechwood. complaints: They do not as most pill@ and so many Hansal Kippen.. _. _ - 7.67' 4.58 o S CURE Co„ BranUsrd, Canada. 1 CHARLES DODDS, Collector, Seaforth. other medicines do, lose their effector produce after Exeter!. .. - 8.06 3.12 01 to �i l State St., Chicago, Ill. HO � Ezet@r-... _... _.- _.... _.•_ 8.25 3.47 MENTION Ting PAPER. ,' � RICHARD POT,LABD, Sanitary Inspector, Lead- constipation, and are nice to take. 26 cents a box, bi ry. at all medicine dealers. . W. s I - . , i - - - � , --a-, � � I „ v j f -- - - -- - - _ _.__ - _ • . ,. a I - i' 4 i