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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1890-08-08, Page 6- , �---- a - - , r- - - - . - 11-7q- ---- I � � . . . .- . - I I . . I . I I . . . I . . 1. - . I � � I � - - -- . . . . � - I . I .� , . :1 - . . I . . . I . . . I . I . . . . . - . . . I �11 I I . I I I , : : - A� I . . I - - - 2 . - - � � - - . � - I , - - , - , - I 11 , 7 , . --� - 11 . i .. ; - , q ; . - 1. - � I . - . I . . � . . . I � I . I I . .1 .1 I .�:4.,1.. I - , . I - 11 1� , --.- I I , I I . . I .1 . - . . I � . � I . - f '. . . , v - . . I I I . � I � I I . � - � - � . J I I - .� � . - -- -- . - - - . - , . - I .1 I I � - I � : - � I �,' - , , I - - "I ... 7 � i'l I 2; �, 1 L - , � � - . � the Inscription,. 11 Beware the dog." in f I � Ar . . I - . - . . , A � .1 . . - I / . . � . � .: I � � .: - � . . . I . I- I . - . . . �� . �-- . . . . � � I - .� - - . � - . . - I I . . I . . I - I - - I . - 1. - � I . - . I . . � . . . I � I . I I . .1 .1 I .�:4.,1.. I - , . I - 11 1� , --.- I I , I I . . I .1 . - . . I � . � I . - f '. . . , v - . . I I I . � I � I I . � - � - � . J I I � I , . - . i - I I � ..W0dV.A*"�.MWW -on ft"A" 110000 IFWWK-ci I � - - P. ., 0 . � I I - . . I . I � I � . . - 11 - . I � � � . I I I I 6 I . . I - I - I . . I .1 . - - I - I I � I � I I '� . � i . I � I � I I � - . I I � � - . I I I - . I � . I i. - I I I . � . . 1, I I . - . . � . - -- -- . I * . How to Be Loved. J - an �rsmplea grass, j not in the front of d I � , which wJs4Wpl&yed a huge board, with I I found fifteen rules laid down in a recently# under. the head, " if the Inscription,. 11 Beware the dog." in magazine, Hood looked warily round him all you. want to be loved." I have gone directions, and finding no dog anywhere through many difh6ult and perhaps "unhappy" visible, picked up a 'broken piece of 'scribbled what many would call all- brick, and underneath the periences in I.ife, and the record left on inemory inclinea me to indorse the vorth Warning -"I Ware'be- the dog?" ., ,, well, rii. tell you what it is boya," Of the makime even. I have taken the liberty of enlarging on each one, for the said Charles Matthew,ov "I'aan't decide kes those, and benefit 6f those who are .nearer the between two such jo � as what's more, I'm not going to try ; so threshold of life than the . writer, and I whose experience is yet to be gathered, we bad better all go and sup together, and each -pay his iDwn share." -David hoping it, may benefit, if only one . Ker, in Harper's M athly Magazine. . reader , 0 --- � . - �) 0.) " DON'T FIND VAffLT. .1 . An Oker of Matrimony. The fauWfinder embitters her own (we . I � am t&lkizg to women, you know) "life ' In the 4ew book, 11 Inside Our Gate,' ' I and that of all within her influence. The rhaps the. most delightful of all Mrs. Eruih's house wife or daughter who welcomes delightful- delineations is the the incoming laborer, whether of high Scotch cook with . her &phorisms, her or low station', and cheers the instaying -lovers and her calm,'Christian determi, members of the family with bright face, nation toward her own way. The pffer cheery looks and loving words, does made her -by " Meester MacFarlanev more toward carrying on a happy home baker," in th6 prese4ce of her mistress than well be estimated. It is hard, Can' is something delicious. . n, to do this, when the weight of 11 I just called.to say, Miss Catharine . . work, and failur6 and disappointment, Elizabeth Drummond, that I made ye an -I are being keenly felt, but the effort to offer of matirimony this day week, an' do it makes all strife lighter,all, lose less, wad like an answer.", - all gain greater to each one interested. - Tibbie looked as -innocent as a lamb. , One great reason for following the max- " Weel, air," she amid, 11 if 6, ye re. Ims is, that the effort is infectious as the quire ib an answer, I sappose as long as omall pox, and when one member of the . ye get an answer, ye dinna.care what it . - 'family practises it the same aim sesms to eniei all the others. . may be?" - . - 11 Ye ken well that I . care," replied - (21. " DON'T CONTIUMICT PEOPLA, the suitor doggedly. 11 The last time I _ . 0 EVEN IF YOU A SURE YOU ARE was here ye made objection to me bin' a. . Tff THE BIGHT.31 baker, but ye suld.pick that bone wi' me There is a way of keeping pleasantly faither for apprenticin" me to that trade. intenaed !iilent, or non.-commital, when a question Ye remarket that ye'd always is raised., your opinion of which you are to marry wi' a sailor. But I cannot be sure is correct, which, without commit- a sailor a-grippin' wet ropes, climbin' ting you to the other'side, shows that bare poles like a dancin' bear, to pleas- . on feel you are right from absolute ure:even ye at my time of life." Eowledge, but are too polite to urge . Mr. McFarlane's temper was up a bit; . your opinion. Do this, . quickl ' and T he didn'b know Tibbie &a well as I did. . . kindly, not. spitefully, or with any A firin expression was settling upon her � assumption of superior wisdom. If mouth and a glitter in her eyes, your Opponent is sensible the chances -11 What settled objection hae ye to a ;x& in favor of his or her af terwards baker V` he continued. . . seeing that your argument or opinion - "It always makes me sick to my stu. was correct, and acknowledging it. If mick," replied Tibbie, "I to think of he is sullen or obstinate as well as poor- flour sn' water muddled together by ly informed, all the: logic, in books men -folk. I'vb. hard they tramps orsk- - could not. convince hiiE of his or her ers wi' -their feet, too -heaven for - I i error. - . (3). " DOWT BE INQVISITIVE ABOUT, $ . bid 1' . This was too much for Mr. - McFar-. ME A"AIRS EVEN OF YOUR MOST INTI. )) lane. . - I I Has ye never tasted baker's bread 3UTR TRIEbDS. . A woman who is inquisitive about in ye'r life," he continued warmly, affairs pertaining to others which are 44nor crackers, lass V1 not voluntarily told to her, is always I " Weel, I maun confess I has " re - ' ' mistrusted, -and of ten despised. .rhe turned Tibbie in a provokingl calm woman to whom others go with their voice. "WhenI was abito'arasa and personal griefs and joyr, is invariably didnakenwhatl was eatiu';we a' the one who never invites confidence by� mun eat our peck o' dirt.)) . . . word of month, but wine it by gentle- I I An' hae ye'nae eatin' baker's bread ness and good judgment in regard to her sin' ye were grown?" � own affairs. I . It sounded like a , stern controversy (4.)'DON'T VNDEZRATZ A--N-XTMWG BE. between consumer and manufacturer, I C&USE You DON'T I-OssEas IT. rathir than like a conversation between This is equivalent to. the biblical com- lover and sweetheart. mand of old$ "thou shalt not covet," " Weel, I hae," admitted Tibbie, and comprises in its scope so much that "when took wi',pangs of hunger and . is undesirable mud unlovable in the one h chosen people eat 'considerin' wihat t e who does covet, that be or she 'becomes in the destrubtion o' ,Terusalem; but. I despised.. Underlying the desire* to eat it wi' my eyes fixed on the ceilin' covet is the despisable attribute of sel. and-repea,ting a verse of Scripture, to fishness, which all possess to some ex. divert me mind till it . were. -well gulpet tent, it is the constant exercise of sel- doon. Noo, mly man, ye ken why I'll lishness uncurbed that leads to covet. I no marry a baker." . oneness. ' T)xen, when circumstances I -0 About Hoge. prevent the ownership of certain things . coveted, the littleness of the offender's - The following is a list of the persons . principles,. cause her (or him) to pretend to be met with every day : to undervalue what they find they can- 1. The tobacco spitting hog. not ossese. This is a trying fault or 2. The drunken hog. wexess, and while its exercise deter. . - 3. The blasphemous hdi. � . iorizen the nature and temper of the 4. The vulgar -and -obscene -language hog I offender, it brings much grief and die- 5. The masher hogi . . appointment to the innocent. . 6. The platform. -smoking 40g. 1 (5.) " DOX'T CONCLUDE TITA YOU 7. e lighted cigar in the; car hog. , , HAVENRVEF. *9A ANY OPrORTUNITIMS IN 8. he muddy hoof on the knee hog. 1"'V P) . R. I - 9. he fill two seats in a car hog. She who does not repadiate the ing' 10� The umbrella sticking out fiom olination to blame others or other .under his arm hog. # , causes than her own inability as the 11. The seize the first seat when ladies I cause of her failure in any walk of life, I are standing''hog. . . is akin to her who "underrates what she . 12. The loud mouthed carousing on I cannot possess." She is selfish. When all public excursions hogi - . - failure or partial fallare in Tegard to an, Rules of conduct for people of the �. aimed at possession or position, comes to � above class when in public places : your lot, instead of saying " I have had Be sure and keep on the left aide of so opportunity as so-and-so had," look the walk, and. &I ways go at lightning inside your own life and say 4 9 I have speed in crowded places, and elbow And not taken advantage of opportunity as push as much as possible. . sorand-ao did." Iffine times.out of ten Be thoughtless of the. comfort of . (other, things like iecidents, deaths, etc. . others in carrying a parasol, oane or '�ing equal) the root of the evil lies umbrella; thrust these articles in,the V one , a own door, and she who pro.. eyes and ribs of passers-bv. I claims it the want of opportunity, oie Alwayi point with'fing;r, ca,ne,"Un or the work of others, ma,kes herself con. , other article at persons or objects. opia one for her Iself -conceit and her. Always smoke, especially cigarettes or . we neon, and therefore looses ground - Pipes, upon a crowded street, or platform in the affections of others as well! as - of cars, or wherever it may be offensive. renders herself weakly unavailing as Always occupy more space thaii in any support to others. necessary in waiting rooms, railway The other points I will deal with stations or ferry boats, etc. . later.. -REuABLx. Drum, with fingers and feet,. whistle, � - hold conversation with your friends in ' Two Famous Jokes. reading rooms, concerto, etc.,, where . ' . those wishing -to hear are prevented from The memory of Theodore Hook, the � doing so. . celebrated English humorist, in. very ap- . Always expectorate when in view of 9ropristely associated with the most au- others, as upon sidewalks,in street cais, acious jest on record'. viz, his. an. boat cabin, etc. . nouncement, when recalled from his Never restore a dropped article to a post as Governor of Maufitius on a. lady -allow her to reach. for it herself. ohaike of embezzling $60,000 of the pab- NeVer raise your hat in greeting or as lic money, that he had come home `6 on a parting salution to.& lady. - account of a disorder in big chest.". But Always enter a place of amusement the most brilliant of his comic feats was after the -performance has begun and achieved in concert with his famous leave before its finish, with as muck rival, Tom Hood, The two were strol. noice as possible. -- ling one summer evening on the. out. ' Always rustle programme, fan -or gar. skirts of London - with their friend, I ments so wa to disturb those near you, Charles Matthews, the great actor, when Never apologize to' those who are ob- . Hood said to Hook, " They call us 'the inseparables,' but, after it's. li d Write to permit you to pass. ; gilways all, only eatin places of amusement so natural that Hook -and -eye should &I- as to annoy those seated near you. _7 ways be to-gether, eh, Thos?" . , . Be sure, if you are sound and healthy, " Bravo, Tom!" cried Hook ; "that's to seat yourself while. a lady or. aged mai . the beat I've heard for a long time. I I stands. I . I say, suppose we have a match which of us two can make the beat joke. on the I . - . Dr. Johnston's Hatred of Bab3 spur of the moment. Charles Matthews - T&k. - here shall be umpire, and the loser As Dr. Johnston was riding in a car � shall stand treat for a supper for three." riage through London on a rainyday I I Done !" said Hood ; and scarcely he overtook a poor woman carrying -1 was the word uttered when they espied baby, without any protection from thi - a sign -board, the owner of which, wish. weathei. Making the driver stop the ing to advertise th6t he. sold beer, had coach, he invited the weary woman t( unluckily worded the announcement, get in with her child, whi "Bear suld here." , After she bad seated herself the doctoi " Oho !" said -Hook "I suppose that it sai - d to her: � bear is hieL own Bruin." '6 My good woman, I think it mom "Weleone?" cried Charles Matt- likely that the -motion of the coach wil hews; "you'll -have hard work to beat wake your child in a little while, and -. . friend, Thomas." wish you to understand that if you tall ,that, " I daresay he'll do it, though," said any babylkalk to it you will have to ge Theodore; 11 he carries more than two Out 01 the coach." L I - faces under *one H,00d--don)t you, Tom?" As the doctor anticipated, the . cfiil4 At that moment they turned a sharp soon awoke ; and the forgetful mother L corn. e, r, and came in sight of a small, looking down into its bright eyes, and tumble down house, standing in the perliaps, fearful that it 'might cry,, ex. . midst of a wretched little plot of worn Olaimed : L� , ' I I ly I " ob ! LZe little'dear I Is he gojMLg to . .i A V - ' . �� - open his 'ittle eysey-pysey ? He'll bi . . %% 1KV&%V1& ii - I ��J dood-ump za 9" * " Stop the co*ach, driver I" shouted Original and only reliable. - ,Johnston. And the poor woman had t( Beware of poor imitations. . - - I . get out into,the rain and cold, and plod her -weary way on foot, . . . , i . . I I . . � . 12 V e - - - �, �- 7- � .--,------ -- I . . . . � I . k I . ,� I . - - � I -1 . . c � � , . . - , , , I � �,, .. I I I V I I I I . I . . � I . � I � � - - ITM - . - - - . - . 1 4 � . t . - .. � -- - - - - " � . -1 . . I � � .. 11 � - � � . � . � � z � ------- � -1 , . - - , � � I :, ., - 1. � I . I , . - . � �� - � I I - - . 4 -V I . . I . � . I . - 7�., - t--- I . , , . , I � I I � IN - � . � I � I � I , 11- - I � I I -- - � I � . . - , - , - - , ,,�, a I � : �n . , I - . � - I � . ,� . - � � - I � , �, - , 6 - . �� - . : � � , -v,- - , - . - .- : : , - - ��, - , - , � � : � . . . , - . I : � . I . . I I ., -- I .1 � - - - ��, -1. . . 11 - , � I � I � - . I � . I - - I I L.i�� ' -I--- - ---- -- � - - - . � - � . I iLl . 4 -- - . I . . I - I I I , � � . � . . � � I . . � I - . , 11 I . I I, 7.1 f . . , i . . . . - . � , . I . I I I . . . . - . I . . I � . I � � . I I . i , . . . � . I . . - . V I � . i . . . I I .. . � � . . . I I I I I RF-,� . . . . . - I � I � I . , -- AS 1 I -- - . . . .11 AIUG'qST Up IM. " 100,waltem.. I - . . THE HURON EXPOSITOR'S . � . --w rev, . I— I �- - I � - - - , - � I -1: I I I - - - . - .. 01000�� 000�- . - . I - - � - ... G*A1 f --- - I - - I I .- . AM - I , - . � _2 . I I �� . on t - JWeHiqfton, Grey and Bruce. i 'IN 11 " � � rVW I - .. .. I ,it had I . ftwe'NOAM-. pus"Wer. mixed. � � I I I . T0.1 -M � I - Wall- Papers,, ALE* . zuel.... - , . 151 .r. J1.-9-31 TiL&SSF.M. . . . I And had 4� I -- I . ' BIG SATU.NDAY - S . t" -9.20' I -ofthewee I .. . . ,.. &06 . . �. . - . .1 ,. -. : . . M1u;.-.-.--...-.. &n 10.00 :9.60, I 1. � - , ma, . I I - wiwboft...... &So 10.10 - U.10 - - � attl I - . � 10 SOME, ftesenser. Mixed . - 01 V_ 11 . that in --so'] . - � . . W=oW A 6 *X I'll . I had A 9 1 =brM..... .. 6.0 A;X.fLW A. N. 7-15 1P, . . . Kef� I ! Im, . . - . . � 131u"e.. .. .. SA 11.n I . "I wag I - � I I Bruss&. - .. - - - I." 1:1.46 SA I - * no V I � TJNCAN'& DUNGAN I I Ithel.- .. .... I 1414 12-00 1 In . . �. � #0011, D I . i� - KE � 6 lopg � Baby Oarriages, . . IM4 1011, � � L ' the vrar. A London, Huron aud.Bruce. � . . 0 . I - - . 1compon-Y I � � - CAR -PET - FELT, , . Montreal House, Seaforth, Gormo NoRTm- I Passenger. I . CURES- ' 7 -t*1j;tjs that ��: London, depari............. 7.55A.Mi 4 -36P -N � 4 # . � j I throui ,,,wa. . Exeter ........ ...... 9.16 L57 . . I r" . . . ,**: in &W . I ;:�me to * b . Henftn .. - ..... I...... . , � 9." SWIT - I in sgvcular h L , . - - OHEAP THIS.WEEK The Leadin - Dry Goods De.alers.' 1sK,1P.".j;id-: -.- * * - , - * ---.--... 9.42 a." iStomach Tro-ables and- 1. I top five Acl � - 9 I . 401inton .... ......... o, - ...... 0.00 &4 I ;- I I I ( . . . L_ *It rushe, . . . . Undesboro ............... 10-19 7.0 . ' W100 , - - . Bl"ll.................I.- 10.28 7.12 . - ' -AT- & .,..10.42, 7.27 . - . � I 11elgrave ............... Bloodand 81du - ' 01*"'�n`f'rma . I... - 1. 1�14VX,A num,y MV, � � I -- I I SALEjS WILL Wingham arrive .......... 11-00 7.45 - �- ...� IJ01 � 1W&I I *e'kaon's i 9 ANOTHER SE BIG SATURDAY I Passenger. , - J I ---�- --OF"-ATHO.- I - -- - ---- Gonga soum- I I . 1. - wi 50AX r4a *U his M813. -106 � I) I . Bookstore. - ACE ON �- 4.00 -- . ,Papsts I TX=-Pl: � 7.05 DISEASES. " 11 I I I B I 'T . - *gone. � ' - ,1 - ,�� . e'T 4 I I .. ., . gly 7.18 .15 , ..!:`:::::::::::::: :: I . - : I I - - 4t A -to they are-; � - Londeaboro ........ .... .. 7-26 4.25 1156 -62 -Ne. g 1. - .7 ad I . 1: - . i Headquarters for Sportinggoods I 01,n,on, 7-65 4.45 � -. 141 jW W120 'be YOM' _.-- - - I - �- � - lid Im � . ' Saturday, August 2nd, 1890. i Bracefteld 6 ....... a..... .. 8-1A 5.04 4% Ion soldiers 8. ?A 15.12 " I I new -and second - hand Bicycles, I - -:::..-.-.-.----. 8.112 1 pg,&be #A you f�lks - - . . `P - 5.19 M 2! I &4! . . I . I,.=..::::. . i Bxeter., .................... 8.50 5.183 -- itolol Abe 1 Whi, I a : - I - i ---------- *- & , 44 19hy Abraham' Croquet, Foot Balls, Base Ball > 01 a 4, 1 . I � . I. Trunk R&Hwav- I 0 k - - U,; itod -StatO - I Grand ca I 4[ Abe a' a . -1 I swd jo,k,es; I .�A Goods, -I,F�crosse Sticks, Lawn Ten- I During the past our Saturday sales have been a success. n 0 01 .. ,. � . . Special TW.. I .... Seaf-rth and 01inton 96SUO I 0 - I" I . . .-#L -filr, ,-To fight . . bargains are O'ffered at our Special Saturday Sales. Crowds have fonowe: r - - , . nis, � &0*1 at GoWG WWf-- BRAYORTH. cummon : C2 � � - I .1. U.jig"Urj . . . ' ' 1.20 F. N 0 . , -� . thronged our bargain counters at out special. Saturday sales. . . Pownger.. ... - .. I-03F.R. ca 1, - *ought au e *-� I . . 9.27P. x ,k*o 7� ,-_--, I I . Famen . bL Ift -0 � . � rr;ji�. - - - - 9.10 P . 10,06AX, 0 70� 11�-* --, - papist's Bookstore, Those who have purchased from our -bargain counters, at our Mixed ... ... 9.20 A. X 0 = I , ot of the war, at'; I _ 01 I L, "I Mixed Train .. ...... 6.16 P. N. .6.40 7; M , = Ww px�-alyftied ,� . � I - special Saturday sales, can testify to having received good. value at low Gome EABTC- 'a a . I.- � 7- .. . On 0 . . . � . � Pusenger. .. .. ... .. 7.59 AL X. 7.43 A. - -- -1 . � . � "'No? � , , SEAFORTH- prices. . - . .. .. 2.43 ir. x. 2.25 P. - . . . I I , . K Am, are You � IVW.41 r � - . =C�.. - .... 6.30 P 3L 4.55 P. K - ct- a ) : . . . , . - � N . ew and seasonable.- goods, and no trash, are placed on. our bar- Freight Traiij,.. . - . - C30 P. X. , 8,30 P- � P , . I .� ti Are You 80cesh'.91 I For CRAMPS, COLIC, and5 gain counters at our special Saturday sales. .- . � 0, 1=4 W , 1�. � :44&W.31. � Z . � f -j- (1) bd c -i - ; � � -4twex what are 3� 1 all Bowel - Troubles, use � We invite you to our next special Saturday sale, to be held on WM Pi Pi 0 10a - I '0 -. a IS I hadu't� t . � . . . 'O *1 . - � 4 � most of the � PRPd1Y DAVIS9 - - Saturday., August 2nd, and ask you to i,ecure a pair of Lisle, Talfeta or VK FOWLE S 0 P. CD 5 0 11 � and - n Silk Gloves for 15c worth 25c to 60c; a pair of extra heavy Cotton . . O -EXT.- OF 0 Z - = 0 It .J i 01 11 I - t I 0 SD 0 ..- . I � . 3 that W -a . . 1: . Hose for 12�,c, worth 17c to 25c ; a pair of good fitting Corsets for 29c ; a ' C-44 -0 - ?7� Undervest I' -WILD* CD 02 CD - - I . pair of Tow�ls' for 5c ; a ladies' extra quality Merino finish I . 2 FMJ 0 C'I'- It Z I I AR IS . Dr :tow WOldl, or nAd - I , ce I 0 - , , - k . . . for 1 5c ; a pretty colored bordered Handkerchief for 3c ; a handsome I . TR Dr, 0 CD F. -I a lot M - Amaiielves mervous.ov . 4 pi t --A I I Used both internally and extdrnsur lace Handkerchief for 1 2Jc ; ten yards of anew style fine Dress Goods ' CURES 0 0 1-3 . W we broken. dovs ---. f A -4 1 , 7 . I - It acts quickly, affording 41most instan' ., 0 � 0 1 Iwwork� resulting 7 � 9) , 0 - W I Al I. Ki U11 1R] )i)kW MY 5 relief from'the severest pain. I for $ I. . . I I rA � �- ` A' Z � ImUg symptome : i . , I 1. I � -V 1" . - HOLERA 2 ct- ' BE SURE to GET TH.E GENUINE - ' C) - 0 93 � iture old age, I � - .i Remnants of Print, remnants of Dress Goods, remnants Of . holera'Morbu,,;�. =Mmory, bad di P- � It 1V 0 - - .1 , . 25a per bottle. . Ribbon ; Millinery at greatly' reduced prices; Dres's Goods at 10 per ' C7 " �6.1�- r?"t �-� CD 4 palpitation of I � � . . 0 L -r I . ea - - I � of 4energy, kwig I � cent. discount. All summer goods offered at reduced prices to clear. W W � i Pai - - � � I . - ILER P�lm IDS . V V CD I tV .... . - I 0, -PitdpleS GJ MEDICINE and FOOD COIKBINED I ;Q 0-.93 1--i - I or Peculiar I . . � lona a ct- �J V -.% I - - j�l A� RUMm,o SPECIAL BARGAINS INI : 0 -10tua, wasting Of '� I - . 1�[c I IMA 0 ,-� pi JMK s�ecks before -1 AkW., ULSION t, IMR -d �u - � At *6 M -E ., i 11 $Zj 1 , weles, sy,eli. 1,0", _ Underweafo, Men's Hats �, I G ,� D LIvE HrPO O,r L/Al ,EAN11,30DA, . Readymade Clothing, Clothing to order, Men's ) � ) (D i -a (1) 0, 10 02 *-Makess,, deposit ftwreweis Weight, strengtbenB LunV and Caps, Men!s Unlaundried Shirts, Men�s Collars and Cuffs, Men S , %a jo power, teenderne . I - ft 5 w .. and Nerves. Summer Coats and Vests. Saturday will be the day of our Cheap Sale. YSENTE wo 1-""'d P, - Pi , . a'*, weak and flab Price 50c. and $1.00 per Bottle. � IrJ2 - 1 4 1 1 3 -4 (1) b1h0ep, failure to 1 . . 1AND ALL SUMMER COMPLAIRTS rA , � Z � �. -- - I . 1 9 ktion duHnew - -- � t a 0 WAAr ) . I I - I � AND FLUXES OF THE BOWELS �-J "iah desire for solil, I t:r" .0 Ministers and Public Speakers use Duncan & Duncan Seaforth P apa 0 P td *"er, sunken e�v ,, SPENCER'S I . � ) I - I iT IS SAFE AND RELIABLE FO.R :0 tt - MW 401,RMB .ou 1:HILDREN OR ADULTS. 1101010 tt . - oily, . i . I C+- - . � AM J, ..� - � Chloramine Pastilles -T4,.-r . I z PJ - C+- t:v ,d tj A* 4 'SYMPtoms 4a , - jot le#A to Insanity For Clearing and Strengthening the voice. I . OrTIC:Hl- . I � -1 - r Care Hoarseness and Soreness of Throat. � . . :� CD fd 4 MI& ,1he spring o ; Price 25c per bottle. . r- - . S3M-d�L:P0:RrTTT I -U,A.I* tension even. Sample free on application to Drugffists. � I . : I . . � � J= - . � . F . . - � . �.0 a (D . � P 0.07 . - I . - 9 1.1 � Ind � - I d in- ignora I If you are looking for bargains in Clothing and Gents' Furnish I sieft oured. Send � � - I � - - d 'D � � . . - Bee Emporlum, =4 cD( cD I jio* ouill diseases. � a . I I -1 V". � � - , 50 - . e are I - I J CD P . V AUBON I I SOAP ings, we extend you a cordial . invitation to � visit our store, as w . X . $D 11INd . - � PALMO. TAR .1 : 1. I W A �� -showin the.finest goods at the lowest prices. I M . . - t4 � uVoto ootario. � ' In Indispensable for the Bath,-ToUet or POs't've that we axe 9 WHOLESALE & RETAIL . � tW*0 . suM. HeartdiseaS . I . . - Nursery,for-oleaning the &alp or Skin. . M �.J: - -a I . . a C.r PJ vU- h .,are faint. st twwmnef Paplftwtia . THE BEST mrs SOAP KNOWN.- PD 0 .1 L . - Priae 23c. A GENERAL OLEARING SALE. i ' � w4 _ L02 P - . �- . t0bblh rUalk of blood. . � � . i Scott & Crich, Proprietors. *0 _ I--.1 9 .1 - heart M . . Ct- W 0 t4 I ablu theiLrregulsr� ' I . ,o�ud �. - I I -Physicians strongly recommend - We have a large stock of Xen�s Summer Flannel Shirts that we - . � - CD L.I. - LL. "Icker than t] I - . I I I I � . I : at he CA ?I .0 CD - . - .. Mr. Scott begs to state to the public th 16 bm"t bone, ete� I "Myeth's Malt Extract, are offering at cost, in order to clear. them out. Also Light I. -Under- � has again gone into the Inour, Feed and Seed M %a .0 . : - ,aff"L�. No cure, n 'L (Liquid) . . busigess by eltening into a partnership,yhth the � I t PJ L "# I To patients suffering from nervous exhaus- - ommon Straw pre �neter.F. W. Crich. The new Arm . '00 9 . Adaress m.--!� I w, "n"" W -V . 6on; to improve the Appetite, to amist Di- wear, Summer Hats, Celluloid Collars and Ouffs, etc. C n be con ue= under the name of Seott & W 0 1 1 ?rat Street .,aati " - � I � . . I � gestion, a valuable Tonic. Crich and having our she full of the choicest (D , � , , i 40 Cents per bottle. Hats five and ten cents each. We keep the largest and nobbiest stock seeds, we feel oonfident Utl we can meet the on , ct-p 1�d P I .- ---- 4 - . wants of every one favorbW us with their one- . . - I . i - tom. - 0 CD 0 ,-�N:$ � . . An I-ricidej - ; ' " . of [Vats, Collars and Ties.- Braces from 10c up, Ties from 5c up, Among the now varietieEr we offer you thl CD P (D 4 > . . 8MMUM68 'on bOAT . Is 1--i � The most oatisfaciory BLOOD PURIPIER is � I season are the foftwing:. Oolorado Sp#ng = )--j W . -*an incident Occur of f � new va*ty Introdumdhere VIV t --j I I Collars from 10c UP. Special prices in Suits to order, and a perfectlit. I wheat--tbu is a . a to 21 Awlympathy -to bri , I last season and bm done well in tbb locality, * I . , -1 , , Channihg s SarsaMwilla, , 11 . , - . . . � : running from N to 28 bushels per *.acre. Ameri- slool . At gulf between -1 . ,,az - . � 1heAmrage. As vt � � Slaughtering prices in Readymade Clothin& � .- P. can Banner Oato-the leading variety; Hum- t Z *..&" ]�03 � It is a GrandREALTH RESTORER. ! I . I I . I �; . MY Peas ; also the inaprovod English Chevalier Z Z I . 16*4 day of �"� I ' win cure the worst iorm of skin disease -, will! � ' ' and a splendid sWok. of oommon two a W .. PA .... ' 0 VOMM M' the StO I cure Rheumatism; will cure Salt Rheum,' I I = Barley, also a full stock of Clover and . J:"�. 0 5 CD I I 1-warlxos� ]Bottles, $1.00. . Remember thePlace, THE.TEMPLE OF FASHION, Canino's - - . . � I Gram Seeds - something extra in Lucerne, - 0-� 9-9 � 111wher. of a tiny ,- Block. . � . . trefoil and other Clovers. . � to ct. -AW z M i � Our Flour and Feed Department In c*mplete I - P) PJ . I passenger to" ' � . in au lines. %a *5 I -,.0 I . ' i - . . I y one. . Goods delivered to any p1hoe In town. . . . - - - - I areat was the!ml ALLENIS.- eMe us a call and be convinced that we have AV&= b -the firs � CARDNO BROS., SEAFORTH� f &a largest and best stocks of seeds in the I LUNG BALSAM � 1 county and prices to suit the times. Halsted & S C_Ottt isad there was I 10_ r,.AV.qTTMpTTA1q . . - 1 Remember the plaw, 0. C. WiUsious Block I Asenge. i I L 11 " woughs, neglected Colds Bronohitio, Asthma i6nd all diseases of the Ungs. - In -three sized bottIss 25c, 50c, and,$1.00. I ' FOR HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA, . - --- - . I . . For Lumbago, Sciatica, " Cricks," Tic. * stitcw Rheumatic Pains and Chronic Rheumadsm. . . Eaclx plaster in'an air-t114ht tin box. - 25c. . � . . WYETHYS -. BEEF9 IRON AND WINE, .For Pallor, Weakness, I - PalPitation of the HeiiirL P . Valuable Restorative for -Convalescents. Combines Nutriment with StimulUS jr Be careful, to ask for WYETH S. the only GK�;UMK . - �� . . � DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO. UJILI . MONTREAI.v - I Proprietors or General Agents I . FOR MOST bF THE POPULAR ft-opriefary or Pharmaceutical Nedieki", Toilet Arficles and Perfuinery. , Kippen Plow . Shop. I � : . . � I . - . . . I - 6 0 Plows for All. I I . - THOMAS MELLIS i Again getting ready for the benefit of his many. austomers, and all farmers im need of Plolve I Gang Plows, TAnd Rollers, Cultivators, Har r rows, which sire all genuine, and sold at bottoir , , prices, Why, farmers, throw your hard m8n � away, when you can save by calling on me for , your plows and implements. Plow Repairing= Farmers, now is the time to.hunt -up your.Plows. [ A larger stock than ever of plow repairs on hand � The best American mould boards for all kinds oi I plows on hand, and put on every kind of plows. I Genuine plow handles, P'07- bolts, - plow -caet�. . Ingo, gang castings, in fact everything in the plow line, -to be had by going tothe Kippen Plow Sh6p. Good work and,small profits leads us to I ou0cess. I I I hereby return thanks to my many customer for their large share of patronage during the pad, and also fox their prompt payments during the hard times, and wishing you all better em. � cess this year. � 1161 -of T, MELLIS, Kippen. I I 1 . Seaforth. � � :B.A.1*%T1.:Er.:B1ZPWS,3 I . I . "It a sliehe, long i - - -4 without resting I � " FURNACES. FURNACIE S. I SCOTT & MICH. . , . - 1. I - . I I g six, to 1:11 , i I . 1. . � I Josephine street, Wingbaill,oni _ doletloften bxi � . I - - Vt I-41pose he Just , I I- i . 01Vr-V-A.TZ3[(--) J. A. HALSTED, Mount Foreit. VU-- such a lovel,y= I I J. W. sw=, usinweL if, I � . . I wkh the an . . , , . . ...... , , Le d Burning Furnaces.� Mutual Live Stock DePonits, received and Interest -A. "I I - , d V11 . � lowed. . . � tell - . . . . ---- I P it WAS lonly:arrlt 1 -7-----7- - , I INSURANCE CO. mon"y adv"c" to F&=O= and Bud-' � " - . I � now Kon� I -. Njet eri, 11 . On bno or Bhort tivae, on endorsed no6w or � 4 , lb- ' ' � You know 1?1 - - . V- lrn^w tk oonateria security. Sale notes bought #A.& hk CIO- . GAR four Head Office: Seaforth. ValuatIOU'. Money remitted to an pub A* U14 she says its. 1. I I sizes -5. 6, -7 and 8 -Steel Radiators, portable or brick set. I 0anada itzeasonable charges. - ftgoing to -call it . THE ONL'Y Live Stock bmrmce Company . U Imiee?), -- . . . I . in Ontario having a Gavertment Deposit and Slecial Attention given to coil-ecting I U04, V .. I , I e I iny I - I being duly licensed by the "mob Are now No es and Afcounts. . � , ! carrying on the Vusluoisi of Live Stwk Insur- , � . lu,bf Presents, - THE ATLANTIO WOOD BURNING ,,,.d.ofidtt#, ronage of the importer@ Agents in Canada -The Merchanbw - . ��.. . I I � � 11 :d breeders of the ;2VIR06. I Bank of Canada. - *Am if am - "I � � �- . . FURNACE M two SiZes-Nos., 43 and 53. No. 4,13-1 -44, I . ` I 'Office honra-From 9 a. m. to r,) p. In. I I PUM jut takes wood 43 inches.., long, and No. 53 takml wood 53 inches long ;- POr tart�er Partlealars addre8i A. El. SMII!Hs AgenLi The uptiam was . ftk*niieafromim Steel Radiators, port�ble or brick set, has an EXTRA HEATY FIRE JOHN AVERYj Sec. -Tress. 1154'f'2 0 -*19i, bonbons, ano: BOX; is the most POWERFUL HEATER, Economical, Strang, n64- 0 - � . ft 10id thila M-6 the . . Durable Wood Furnace'made. These furnaces are put up under the ,. I . yus to." are * h � 'erl . supervision of a mechanic with an experience of 25 years in the fur-' THE FARMERS fe A , P I . i . VAN jt"A� th � " . N 11dren,who, te , nace business, and are, guaranteed to give good satisfaction every time. I , � I * . � . - �- 11 �, E. . -1 I , I I - Banking H 0U,L%-,a - indod the urb - I - � I I . K�R- ESTIMATES FURNISHED. - t I .-.. Q,Gkr Pmdftt gr. I i . . .. . I and - I �- I . � I R1 . Aft�lhway Against I - 11* � . ' 11 --*� Uh Connection with the.,Bankof Monjy"L.16 *% 1� aeiedo�.' :. I Ue hospita r.ur , , . , W . If 1/3 '.. I . I VOZAA *M a neal Kidd's Hardwa'-re d 8tove House,j - -- . - 1% I I . � - - V N & 00.,V and daintZ ]RANKERS A" Fm.ANCI.AL AGX- M. - - P � I i A Irla - tbe .1� . I . , , - mite on I I "' I - I � ,* e,,- - . 7".1mother whib � STREET . --,t- (,.;* -0 Now In heir own prenibea on Xarket ,9t"d I MAIN c- I . � wJ3--d - Ul�- ima the m I I 11 SeAfOrth,opposite A. Stro,tfs office. . Ift'doorwa I I . I I � sketoi I . I � M General Banking Business done, drOU JU-48d � -, 1. - � -0 and "shed. inured &U9wedonde1xWt& . V-01ap for Jaw THE SEAF20RTH � . . Is ue&t siuo3 . . . . - _ � MONEY TO LEND - - While the , . DUNN'S ' 'On good notesor mortgages, - - I father -and BANKING COMPANY, � I � t -jOHN WEIR. WM. LOGAN, - . I I OnWide, and - . 11 I � � ' (NOT INCORPORATED. . . �, - � 1058 *thek -1 delighte, I I An - . I . . olng to v* it � . AKIN i I t Z . vwlt---. I --kandthe ftu-mMi. .. , � � � I ,- A General Banking business trans- '. THE HAY - TOWNSHJF� AL811- WWte Star and Tym 4 . I . I I . She ii R I I I . I - acted.. . I I tdted.states. &Royal - . 110ftot ishe'll � Farmers' Mutual - � , . . )�. sheql . Farmers' paper discounted. OWDERI Atlaidesteaniihi . � I �. -Hiriw� � � - Drafts bought and sold. TPE rnqK I . ps. ._-�# 'S 9,EST FRIFO" Fire asuranse Com . I PMY. V 4 - . � -- Cabins sr)o to sim Returns $100 to SO. . The Interest allowed on deposits. IntermWdm'te $30 return $W. Steerage, AVg - A purely F&meW Company. Live ft)ck ,also retum$40. '*AJ1;1a1�e8ofPasWeto and tKV, The father said . - e - �id I insuied wben In the L toan 1�ofttj � I fields or on the road in all points in Great Britiain y � .. 4 lk my 110 OFFICE --In the Commercial Hotel M- Y yn � . I charge of Owner or awyant. L Canada. If you are sending for your friends 4 . 'VQ L - Lit But 1 , JOHN BEATTIE . I J I building. . . I . I AW manufacturer of the . not W to woure one of our prepaid tidbe* % -i;.�O And � � . 4 clear thronb and avoid All trouble, . � L J. 0. SMITH, Manager. W and Sbeammp !��Ybftln th. Clerk of the Second Division Court Improved ,Surprise 'Washer c="= Pac"Q Fan I ftLts - 4- I . F. HOLMFISTED, solicitor 105 Tickets to aH points. s & � County of Huron. and Pacific C rates to Manitoba . wallowing . Coast P0 to. Through eleopm *t PatQ f- the d L The Great English Prescription � AND WR,INGEI& MACHINES. - muredtkee. Best connection t* in poinum � Of the d . . the'United States Audralla and Ching, Hea *0 01- bt " I -4 I I Cures Weakness, Spermatorrhe Commissioner, Conveyancer, Land, Los Agen for T01UNMWM and the WATSo,N ageney for tke E;6 stock and matW Insurance - 04 care . Emissions, Impotency and aU �. . - 00WANY'S oompauie& Money loaned on all clamm 4 .!!� � 7 - , . . � _ . � it - dise"es caused by self-abuse or :a "4-1 aad Insurance - Agent. 1 3P T 'L-"- TJP Trra WCUMV At 10west rsteo of interest. No troubie - � 'I! Ise - 1 - to Ova informal ion. Real estate and Ingalan" 1* 01 . indiscretion. One package 81, I _j J.j..N,, _Z _ ,W , ko�i. I -thou d I I " I I - $5, by mail. Write for . Funds Invested and to Loan., "W-DERTAKING prappoy .attended to -a Me -MARKET ST. Tick Steawboa*, aud 4F*M'h0t red lwttl . I .' P&Mphl6t.. EMLIKA CREWCAL .. modersto rates. . 'Telegraph Oftlet.-MAIN ST.ets . ,- � I L � I flo � I C�--,' Detroit, Mich. For We by LUMSDEN & OMCF-Over Sharp & Livens` etore. Mai ' G. HO �TZKAN, ZurI& * A. STRO14G,J 441 -he Age�nk . I I WHAON, Chemists k Druggists, Seaforth, out. tmi, SWOrth. niou - 1: � - � - I U16 .. I dRAIMM- . � . I - . -I - I I � .- ; . . I : . � I I : i . I I I �, I I I 11 - L . I . I - i . � - � . I I L - . � . - . I . L L I . 1, L 11 I I � - . � .. 1, . � . , . � I - L L . , . �� - . . . . - � I I . - L I - .. - .. 11 � � I .1 - - I I - I - I I . L I I . I '. . I 11 .'��-� ,- -i� --- - . I - I . 1-1-- * L . �, I - - - . i I - . . - ,- . - - � � I.. �,� ; , � I I I . . , - 1. - I . I -1. .1 L I I � - . . ! I � L- - I I � ! I L . . . I i I _ L � . . . I -- . 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