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The Huron Expositor, 1895-08-16, Page 3 . � I I . I . � I . I I - I � � . . 1 .. . � . i ! . , . .1 . I .; i � � -: i 11 I . � I - I 11 : . -� -,- --- � -z'-"-"'1111"lv-'-'-----�-7'1 -,�'--�-=,---�1-1-�-�1-17"ff��-��--�---�r'-�-.��,-�.-- - �� I "-!-,.-,�ll"-,,�,��",--,��11--,--��--"----� -I---,--- -- : . � . . - . I � I t � I .11 I., . I ----- - � i I - I .1 I � i , � . � 1i * I ; - � I . 11 ;i 1. I T � � I . I I A' . �� - I � . I � -- . I � * A* - I . � - ::,= I -:=--- . I . . . L I KIF i 40M - �, 000. �- � � - . � � I n RTH. - � I states, ; �,all wta � on &%me kc,10 6 .32i .7 1 I - I . � * . - - f - . - . I I IMPORTANT NOTICES. �"- � - Dmftg � I I" " K; C%-", L"V.UV.y a* rauk%, I I I .- I . 1 $111,500 ithin two days. Apply to I � � : $2,500 S HAYs,Barrister,&c.,Seafort] ; : . � I I � . . .A. T'�_ -125 : � . - - i I - - 11111111K ,1111111 C �Ss ES . i . . I 91 I I N - I *1 -1 , A BULLS FOR SALE. -For gale three young Short . Hom Ilulls fit for Service ; one Roan and two Red, good s6inials with zood pedigrees, prices and terms to suit the hard times. T)AVID M`1L.Ni%, Ethel 361mrio. 1425 - . - ALE. -For sale at T, Lei 26, Concession 4, H. R. B., Tuckersomith, iwo Thorobred Durham Bulls, ten and twelve months aid, solid red in color- Will be sold on reasonable berms. HERBERT CRICH, Sealorth, P-. 0. 1426-t f - RULLS'FOR SERVICE. I iERSEY BULL FOR SERVICE. -The understened hso.for service on Lot 27, concession 3,McKillop, a thoroughbred Jersev bull, the beat in the county, to. which a limited number of cows wIII be taken. TermN 81 at the time of service, with the privi le icof returning, if necessary. THOS, GOVENLOCK! 1428-tf . . . . , BOARS FOP. SERVICE. � � ' . �1- TANWORTH BOAR FOR SERVICE. -The ,under - stgned will keep for service, at the Brucefield , Choose Factory, a thorouzhbred Tainworth Boar. - with regi8tered pedigree. Terms, 81 ; , payable at f c h privilege of returning if neces. oM. HUGH McCARTNEY, Brucefield.� 1405-tf � BERKSHIRF-FIGS.-The uDdersigne4 br eder of - thoroughbred Barkihire swine, will keep. for service on . lot 26 Concesgion 6,, McKilloo, the prize winnin Berkshire boars, " Election " and "Protest." Tema V payable at tinie of service, with the privil- or of returning if neoeamry, Men a number of young . pip for sale. both sexec, JAMES DORRANCE, Sea- corib P. 0. AW Pairs furnished not.akin. 1412-52 - T- � - I I ; . � I - -,�� -�,:-:- Our direct connections will save you time and money for all points. Canadian North Wes I .(p Via Toronto or Chicago, . � ,British Columbia and California . : points. I � . Our rates are the lowest. We have the I to suit everybody and PULLINIAN TOUI IST CARS for your accommodation. Ci for further information. St4tion G. T. R. Ticket Office i � Train Service at Seaforth. . I i i� I � Grand Tmuk Railway. Wma" -leave Bealorih and Clinton- stations tollwo t aim" ,w"11- SILAFORTH. CLUMON. 'Passenger - - - - 1.07 P. x. 1.23 P. v, - - 9.05 P. X. 9.22 P. X. =0:QW_-_-_ - 9.80 A. M. �', 10.16A.M. Mixed Train ........ 6.20 P. m. 7.05 F� M. lionleXAMIr- . . Passenger. - - - - 7.118 A. N. 7.82 A. M, Pmwnrr - - - 2�53 P.- m. 2-�5,r. N juxod .rat; - --- 6. 25 r X. 4.20 P. V. I . I - I I - Wellington. Grey and Bruce. ftwe lqozw]3--- Passenger. . . Mixed V"..--- - 9.00 r. X. 9.30 P.M. 9.00 F. BrMsels - - - - 8.13 9.43 9.45 8.27 9.57 10.10 Z=7-- -- , 0.87 10.07 1120 imm souvit- . . Passenger. IfiLd W%9b&- -� - - . 7.30 F. 3111"T'slo - - - 6.37 11.86 8,15 Brois"Is - �- - 6.64 11.69 Sk.00 0414111- -� -- 7.08 12.14 0.30 1 : - �London, Huron and Bruco, a0we Nosirs- . Passenger. I London, deport - - - - - - 5.15A.1m. 4.40P, Alewr., - - -11 - - - - 9.22 6.00 Honan- - -- - - - - 9.37 - 6.15 I Kippon. - -1 � - -- - 9." , 6.20 . I amoofi-id.- - �, - - - - - - - - 9.62 &jm Clinton.. .. - L- - - .. - 10.12 (96,5 Lon4eeboro _ ±.. --_- - 10.29 t � 14 Blyijh.... - , _ ---.- - 10.88 Im Relgrave.....4.. -...--- 10.62 1. E. Wingbam. arr ve - - - - 11-10 8,P . 3M SOUTH- I Passenger, I Winghaw, dep irt.. - - - - 6.85A.m. 8.25P. Botgrove - - - - - - �-- - 6.50 6.01 . luAh.. ** ..--.4-.-- - 7.03 &OR I Lowdesborc - - � - .. - - 1.10 4.28 c2mion - - - - - - - 7.30 4.48 Brumfield - - - - -4 - - - L49 4.58 � Kippea- - Z- - . - 7.57 , 4-58 Him"- f" - - - 8.06 6.12 11z"off - - - - - - - - - - 8.26 &47 - � � I : . 410 I C*%i * , m 'Ift h & C - � � JB . lKimms- i ' . . A (�en ' eral Bw)11dhg business transacte Farmers' not( s; discounted. . I- I Drafts bough ..and sold. * Interest sollowed on deposits at t e r I . i ,; I of 5 per cent. p!r an4u.m. I : . , ,8AU,' NOTES discounted, or 6,ken collection. : - - I i . I p; . � � . ' . OFFICE-Fi st door north of Reid Wilson's Mardware Store. - � 1. I � � . . . 81 1AFORTH. . , . 1 7 i . I . . � I - . I I . I . i ; .. nl- " I : , � - I : . I . � ; I . I - . -" .- i - I I . � i � I I i - . I i I -, . . - I - . �, I . � ! I � I I : - � C � .To Sm� okers . , -�- . -- -- .- . : I To meet the wishes of their onstomeM . The K Tuokett & Son Co., Ltd., I HIM mi; Ont., lave - Upon . the mailke'll . % � - � - A Combina an flug of ; - 49. . r I . . - � -B �� I - ' SMOKING, TOBACCO. I . I : i , . : - I This ;upplien a lone felt want, giving .. the consumer one 20 cent plug, or a - 10 ce A piece or a 5 cent piece of the fame Is "' T & 113 "? briind Pr . � Vjfgi aim Tobacco. . : . i � The tin tag,' I I To & B. " is on every . . - . . I 1. - - - -- I I � . . Ar I - -- I: , - Ap. - . . . - I .1 . CITY DRIVING I-IORSES. . I V � - - 'I ID10crent Classes at 31'resent Delmanded Is r ` : ..; , %. 1-9 the Famohlonsible � Itarket. . I 11 . , 10* :! �- . I - - The market Of toda .plainly recbg,- ' , � - . � nizes these classes: The ibity or t6wn . . ILZ' . . - , . ...... � . I horse for shopping or calling or the %-- - I I --- 1' ' theater; the park horse I or showy pleas- A,-00NRASTj ure riding in park and boulevard, and � I - I- i I the road horse for work c n country roads . Difforenee Between P " rime r'nn'BIF Sown before cart, mail phaeton,- break or drag. in zingland d Aniorlm , X 3own horse for brougham, victoria, Our readers who.7-`+ noticed:Secre- 11 * - -, .. I laudau or Berlin coa6h khould above all, tary ,Morton's aosser I , that farjq)ers in things possess substan o, finish and � the United States VILVO Oot. worked up style, Pace is not needed, for ordinarily the European pork , rood to half the'di- these horses are drivein slowly. They mensions they sho 14 have done will 0hould be able to go at the rate of eight ... understand better. what he meant by , miles an hour if require , but rarely a i contrasting the two types pf, bogin cou, they called on to do it. Five to 811 . illustratiou& t Vill be' itmembered iniles an bout is about the average pace *hat Secretary MO lto� i.. Id. our hogs of calling or shopping vehicles. High I . I , . .;, ,Y -.i' �-: � I I " � �:, , , ... � I .. 1� I stepping is required, but excessive action . I I . 4 j- A ,4-1,1 # 41, ill 1-1 �- 1P39-62 . i f -N, 0 AIV VX3 V, V.L V IT VA 0 " "n am- I �"+;Vnl A-Vav af-nrona coo"i wi-nIni2a 0 -in ni,- I I . I I . � Karn � Organ � & . Piano � � , - I : I I Company. � . � I � � I ,- . What we say is true, and � . Everybody k n*ows it.' �- ! . �Ouor - success �demonstrmotitos that business can be done on a fair, square basis, and be succentful. There's -a reaman for us continually getting the greatest share of trade. -Never has our mastery been so crimplete " it is now. No other concern can sell at the prices we can and will ; none can give you the choice of so fine a line of instruments as our@, �" square or upright pianos, or for church or parlor OTTO. .1 . I . I I new organs and pianos warranted for I the term of seven ycars. j TERMS -83,05, or $10 or more monthly,4n"til paid. What can I bel more liberal, more inducive, more sate than to bu$ a KARN. I . I I I : � i - - � 4, I L Downeyj 1429 1 � MANAOR � i . � -1 . -DUNN"S.. . - ,-POWDER �Zr THE COOK'S BESTFRIEND . LARGEST SALE IN CANADA. - , . �, I i . I Im . , f1l 'M -- SCImN%..,1-u. :. I . � I Has- ,' Conquered i y . � I . I And made it possible to restore defec- . tive- eyesioht to norwal. vuion. . 0 - ,< -7-1---l- 40,014,11& Z-� --..q tjwL , W - . � W I . ,so I . � J. ROBER"ROL, I I . . Having tak n ,a course of studies at 66 Detroit �O�,tical Institute, is pre- pared to! fit 11 defects of vision. - I . . I I . I- ' ' Astigmatism., Hype etropia, . � : - � I I yopia, Presby0pla, !.Or! any Con�pouud Defect. I - . I Astigmati@m is due -to irregulav shape of the eye, - And is usually congenital, but to often caused by im- properly fitted ;Iagses. Many sahool ohildren with,� this defect are called stnpid, but vitth properly fitted 1, . glagges they way become the brI, ghteot of' scholars. 1his �o quite a common and dangt tons defect. H"ar-, . metropia is a malformation wh ch keeps the eilis"K muscle in constant use, whereas n the normal eye z Is at rest when looking at a distat oft. This defect, if ' ne0keted, way result in -nervous depression and pain, and even, prostration. M. -opia is a diseased condition of tht eye, which shot Id be very carefully I fitted to.prevent an increAue of he dcfect,, and peg- � haps ultimate bliDdnesa. Preab opts is a lose of me- coniniodation in the eye, which amy cause cataract, unless corrected by artificial aid. Frequently nervoual or sick headaqhes, and also serious illneea,, are brou ht on by one or inore of the above defects. Re. meniter no cbar�e f -Dr testing you eyes. . - r � J� CftEMIST AND . S. Rodbe�ts, ' . DRUGGIST, ; Cardno's Block, eaforth. � ' i! I i � I 1� -1 � j � I � ; 1 1 1 . �, . 47.( 1 1 . t � � , I , . ". - . '. I , " . .. , -;',�' � 1.:., . .. � I I - .1 . . , . . I , . - ... .. - , . , . . . � : � , � . 11 �' . 1 .7-.1 . r t%l L� I .. . � I . � LARGE WHITE so*. . were too fat I that ish wante . d lean meat, ;�4 on, �� at any bacon from. a hog thlat had three or i more inch- es of fat u hi ba k. 11 The firs,ro ce ritish . . ;cture, Ir presents a B - , I pri7e wirmer of thel famous large white Yorkshire breed. I "Miss' Emily," an English large white', Yorkshiro sow that took, nine first pr6es in succession, measured 9 feet 4 1 inches around her body just beb ,jnd e shoulder. ,� T. here , . huge wjne�.'bowe r, are not i�llowoed to bee g 'me ta'lks 0 1 ard like our ,Ameri- I I can pi*s, but. are k apt done to a fair I proportion of lean s -.reaks with the fat. The most popular eed among the Eug- 118h today, howevvr, is the raedium . sized Yorkshire.� " , I � icture below. Here Now look on this you see the favor: American'type, � Poland-Chinal sow 1hat won zp prize . in the agr.d cl�ss a � Itbe World's fair. She is ,a eb im4l, aceordliDg to American d -", Rt for carryiilg meat 11 -4, e els � H , legs, ears a�id face I have almost disa 0eared in th� mas,s, , not so much of meAt as -of fat.. It is time American fa ers bogan to under- stand the truth al)6 t pork making. A, hog that is one ma i of fat is a diseased I I animal, just as m ch as a m4in who I � I 't - weighs 300 or 400 pounds is diseased. - Pure lard -is not � healthy to e4t. We 11 � 1. 11 . I . . I - .I. � � 1, 11 � I . I ... . - -.1 - . I - - � '.. 11 � "�* ..: . '-Wtk;�Wwl ... I ... I � 41%o- . . POL�IiND4Hms So`*. � I I 1. want ho qu ,r.,klv, �nt for .gs to � mat,4re j! . 4. the foreign mark t we 60 not get, as ' ranch on:, the pound for our � pork ,�s, Den- mark and Austrit 1fa do, beed#se our swine are monsters of fat., 1et opr farm-, ers bring' their hogs- to m4turity , quick- � ly, just as they do now,.Ptut lot them . mix witU the animals' ft).Ood moire lean meat m0cing sub6tauce and -less- orn. ,[: : I -- 11 It �� . . . I I I i : ! mrneo 6wen. I i n 1* one of the besi as wo"11' as mpst eco- � , 1. � nomical ways of improvip g the sb�ep i , . . � on the farm is by the use of a good ram. � To s�cure the best results, #owever, it is . . I ess � tI�l Dot onl � hat e a thoro4h- 4 ,�=, but tbA e sball al4o possess in- divianal merit to s ch an . ' itent'that he will be able to trai ismit hi *good quali- ties to his hpnbs. It is bes to have him I � rea8conably *ell matured- ad tho�n haye him in good! tbrif y cond I'lon, pot too fat. 1 1 . An excessicof fa is �lw#j�s ,bad in a I i . breeding ai imal, whetb r� in sire or .1 � dam and stn ar� no exc4hdon. I .7 F I tion be very nicely pois4d and balanced the pounding will be de ximenfal. But the feet mutit be picked up with a snap and hocks and knees must play in at- tractive fashion.' A low and loggy gait is not permissible even in a town horse which spends a good part of his time standing still in front -o: I store or man- ; I sion. On ;this acc,ount, however, he must be a good lookerwhen standing, possessing enough size snod substance to fit the vehicle and enou h carriage and finish to attract Atention- and compor i t with the elegance of the appointments. The park horse, on the contrary, is distinctly a show horse , action. ere we must have bold style and flash ' above all else. Even defects in nfor- mation, such a's a hollow back or plah , quarters, may be overl ed if the hors 3 can got himself up and go on air. E 3 must make a showwbeuever going. In- deed park riding in our cities may 1* called "the assing sh . " The pole chains must � be jingle� [ merrily, knees must be dashpd to the chin and hock'p well flexed. �Pace is nool - required ber�. Those who a�ec,t this s;yle of driviD� are the observed of all dDservers and flp not care to pass too q aickly from the sight of the cro�d. I I The park hor e shout ' be able to trot at the rate of eight or te I mi les an hourl ' I but that pace w �,',Il not o'ten be asked of him, and then oily for A short distance. Park driving is ordina" ily done at the rate of six miles an hour, and a faster gait scarcely comports with the excess- ive action that is desire,l or the dignity which should attend a family airing. . . Of course if the park bo se be perfect in conformation and bandmine in finish as well as flash in ,,iction he is all the more valnable, but t �ie highest steppers will frequently bo fqund a I it down in the back. - The road borJe for car;, mail phaeton, break or coach . ust have suffici . ent sub- stance.and shapeliness and bold, true action, but nei :her tho; high fLnish of the town h6rse � uor the i ive action of the park h is r4=61Y neces- , sary. He must have pace, however. A road horse is going somewhere. He has distance before him and wEight behind 11 him, and hence he mus -, I ave, as -much substance and strength � is the town and park horse and more pa(e. A road horse should go along at the: -at of 10 to 12 miles an hour, and whencalled on to go home. in a burry a eal good horse should be able to 14 miles in an hour. But this is far. f in the speed of 1 ' the American light roa te to the pi - ano box road wagon. It is t e ifference be- tween a 2:30 gait and a 4 inute gait. These distinctions in e use of the high stepping horse hi ve never been sharply set forth in a pri list until the appearancoof the list foi t -bo 1895 Phil- Oelphia horse tihow, a: d much credit is due i1bis association for i�s clearing of tbe� iki-mosphere in this diiection. We quote it the conditions for "'�Ior,,es in har- ness: I I Harness horses mnst be pr4etically sound and will bo judged by their adap.tibility to the purposes and vehichoos specified in the several classes. ; I In class" r hor Z road work, I pace, actio l(which Hboul bp all around, I . -- I I J. MOKIF"A, Dominion and PIrevincial LiLn i - - I '= vo 'a Memb4f tholok"00i6tiOn of Ontarl � � U;kg - y.,Z Dublin, gntarlo. 13W52 - I I - I, I � I � - � IDUGGY FOR SALE.L-For We . cheap, or will I % " exchanged for '00041. &- good covered Bugg: Apply TuR Kxmsrro* - at once, Seaf orth. 1486-tt � � It I ---- EDAR TIMBER FOR SALE. -The undersigne C has for - sale a quantiTy cl CEDAR, suitable fc - brido timber. which can �bt out to order. Also I IS lot of fine Cedar 11 Cedmor Shingle . . � "to. and S-TCOLII�, LUel F. O. � 1436-tt L I I . . . I . ARRY MNF--Thb undersigned has for @&I : - I mot his Z ra brook a quantity of choic 97e ,LTjwrj at Cra I ��l I 'a, L a er cornier stonee, sill stone@ an . � atone. Will b -j 0old at reasonable price corld 2ME BAKEP, C'raubtlook, P. 0. 1408-1 . . . ; I I . � � L � - ; . : I � � BEATTIE, Cl,00rk ,f the Second DivWo c JOHN I Court, County Commissioner, cot Huron Cot : �voysnoer, Land. Loan K;� I - I.. and Insurance Agent. -11 , � I 7, � - � * : ? aided and to Loan. Office -Over Sharp ;TKv � . 1�, , - _-"--, - - 1 lAvene'store, Main street, Scalorth. 1289 T I : I � ! $ ; . . I i ! i � � -TMPORTANT TO THE BUILDIING PUBLIC-] I �. : order to reduce out I ,rge stock of dry Hemloc: Lber, � :� L . 5 I i we will offer cial inducements to ON , buyers from now until Ju y, Ist. Bill* for barns an 4 ; i hoonsomfilledottiL at- the Sboftest notice. COOK . , t I , � ,jowrz� Dashwood. i � 142A tt I I I � ' � ARMS FOR SALE. -the undersigned has twent T"Chalce .s betteer than 0; Farms for sate in Emt. Huron, the bat I- 14 ner County of the Provin�e -, all sizes, and prices I . P. quit. For full Informatioo. write or call peroonalli �! . " ,N,o trouble to show theni. F. S. SCOrT, Brume I , � .4 . . P. 0. � . - . �391-tf �, � . �, .. ( � I � , , II, . I I - OTTA(�E TO LET. -T at commodious cottage, i C 1 preeeiDt occupied b Mrs. T. W� Duncan, c . I "erich street, Sestoith It rontains six room I 'I JaMe hall, kitchen, auumn er kitchen, good cells I I - woodshed, hard and soft' water, Api 1), on the pr, � ,njae8, or to F. HOLMESTF,D, Solicitor, Seaforth. ' . . , - I 1438-tt I . I , . . I ' ! I - TEACHER W;&NTED.-Wanted for Be, 1. SCHOOL tion No. 7, Stanley, !& inale teacher holding -- . second class certificate fo�r I HW. Applications at& ... ing salary requiredwith stimonials tobe address( I - I L to the utidersignedst Hil s Green P. 0. on or befoi f � - the 15th of Atiguat. Du6es to conimetice Januai � I IL I , � � lat, 1896. JOSEPH HUI�SON, See. . 1340.K4 � 1-1 . . I ! 8WHOOL TEACH:ERS.-Wanted ,for Sch* r Section No. eight, Qrey, a. male teacher wl holds second or third cloqs cartifleate, to teach ff '�ence I ,-.�-it balance of the ycar 1895, Iduties- to con, aft4 I I --_ summefholidais. State!"lary expected. Applici lions will be, received i4p to August 3rd, 1-95. A r3 applicationsto be sent to D. MeTAGGART, See I Tress., MoDerieff P.O. ! 144lx4 1i t . � � A : HRFS13ING MACHWE and Grain Grfndi Ou t I ! fitfor Sale. -An hall Engine travellu lot years, a Stratford Decke Threshing Machine travel : ed two years, nearly as cod me new- A Waterot � Ecogi9e Works twenty in h French Buhr atone fc _zritiftng grain, only donO our own grinding, bettl � than new, our own inake of elev%toro,, price at th worksM. $�-476.03will uythe wholeoutfitorvoi � gel "separate to suit a pur haser. MARSDEN SMITI Bruseelq P. 0. L 1:44041 4k I I I I ' S 300- Private funds to loan atlowes 8 500 rates of in 15'erest in sums to sui )% " 0 700boorrowers, Loanscanbecon� - ;21 antl 1 4- A A 13 1 � - Dmftg � I I" " K; C%-", L"V.UV.y a* rauk%, I I I .- I . 1 $111,500 ithin two days. Apply to I � � : $2,500 S HAYs,Barrister,&c.,Seafort] ; : . � I I � . . .A. T'�_ -125 : � . - - i I - - 11111111K ,1111111 C �Ss ES . i . . I 91 I I N - I *1 -1 , A BULLS FOR SALE. -For gale three young Short . Hom Ilulls fit for Service ; one Roan and two Red, good s6inials with zood pedigrees, prices and terms to suit the hard times. T)AVID M`1L.Ni%, Ethel 361mrio. 1425 - . - ALE. -For sale at T, Lei 26, Concession 4, H. R. B., Tuckersomith, iwo Thorobred Durham Bulls, ten and twelve months aid, solid red in color- Will be sold on reasonable berms. HERBERT CRICH, Sealorth, P-. 0. 1426-t f - RULLS'FOR SERVICE. I iERSEY BULL FOR SERVICE. -The understened hso.for service on Lot 27, concession 3,McKillop, a thoroughbred Jersev bull, the beat in the county, to. which a limited number of cows wIII be taken. TermN 81 at the time of service, with the privi le icof returning, if necessary. THOS, GOVENLOCK! 1428-tf . . . . , BOARS FOP. SERVICE. � � ' . �1- TANWORTH BOAR FOR SERVICE. -The ,under - stgned will keep for service, at the Brucefield , Choose Factory, a thorouzhbred Tainworth Boar. - with regi8tered pedigree. Terms, 81 ; , payable at f c h privilege of returning if neces. oM. HUGH McCARTNEY, Brucefield.� 1405-tf � BERKSHIRF-FIGS.-The uDdersigne4 br eder of - thoroughbred Barkihire swine, will keep. for service on . lot 26 Concesgion 6,, McKilloo, the prize winnin Berkshire boars, " Election " and "Protest." Tema V payable at tinie of service, with the privil- or of returning if neoeamry, Men a number of young . pip for sale. both sexec, JAMES DORRANCE, Sea- corib P. 0. AW Pairs furnished not.akin. 1412-52 - T- � - I I ; . � I - -,�� -�,:-:- Our direct connections will save you time and money for all points. Canadian North Wes I .(p Via Toronto or Chicago, . � ,British Columbia and California . : points. I � . Our rates are the lowest. We have the I to suit everybody and PULLINIAN TOUI IST CARS for your accommodation. Ci for further information. St4tion G. T. R. Ticket Office i � Train Service at Seaforth. . I i i� I � Grand Tmuk Railway. Wma" -leave Bealorih and Clinton- stations tollwo t aim" ,w"11- SILAFORTH. CLUMON. 'Passenger - - - - 1.07 P. x. 1.23 P. v, - - 9.05 P. X. 9.22 P. X. =0:QW_-_-_ - 9.80 A. M. �', 10.16A.M. Mixed Train ........ 6.20 P. m. 7.05 F� M. lionleXAMIr- . . Passenger. - - - - 7.118 A. N. 7.82 A. M, Pmwnrr - - - 2�53 P.- m. 2-�5,r. N juxod .rat; - --- 6. 25 r X. 4.20 P. V. I . I - I I - Wellington. Grey and Bruce. ftwe lqozw]3--- Passenger. . . Mixed V"..--- - 9.00 r. X. 9.30 P.M. 9.00 F. BrMsels - - - - 8.13 9.43 9.45 8.27 9.57 10.10 Z=7-- -- , 0.87 10.07 1120 imm souvit- . . Passenger. IfiLd W%9b&- -� - - . 7.30 F. 3111"T'slo - - - 6.37 11.86 8,15 Brois"Is - �- - 6.64 11.69 Sk.00 0414111- -� -- 7.08 12.14 0.30 1 : - �London, Huron and Bruco, a0we Nosirs- . Passenger. I London, deport - - - - - - 5.15A.1m. 4.40P, Alewr., - - -11 - - - - 9.22 6.00 Honan- - -- - - - - 9.37 - 6.15 I Kippon. - -1 � - -- - 9." , 6.20 . I amoofi-id.- - �, - - - - - - - - 9.62 &jm Clinton.. .. - L- - - .. - 10.12 (96,5 Lon4eeboro _ ±.. --_- - 10.29 t � 14 Blyijh.... - , _ ---.- - 10.88 Im Relgrave.....4.. -...--- 10.62 1. E. Wingbam. arr ve - - - - 11-10 8,P . 3M SOUTH- I Passenger, I Winghaw, dep irt.. - - - - 6.85A.m. 8.25P. Botgrove - - - - - - �-- - 6.50 6.01 . luAh.. ** ..--.4-.-- - 7.03 &OR I Lowdesborc - - � - .. - - 1.10 4.28 c2mion - - - - - - - 7.30 4.48 Brumfield - - - - -4 - - - L49 4.58 � Kippea- - Z- - . - 7.57 , 4-58 Him"- f" - - - 8.06 6.12 11z"off - - - - - - - - - - 8.26 &47 - � � I : . 410 I C*%i * , m 'Ift h & C - � � JB . lKimms- i ' . . A (�en ' eral Bw)11dhg business transacte Farmers' not( s; discounted. . I- I Drafts bough ..and sold. * Interest sollowed on deposits at t e r I . i ,; I of 5 per cent. p!r an4u.m. I : . , ,8AU,' NOTES discounted, or 6,ken collection. : - - I i . I p; . � � . ' . OFFICE-Fi st door north of Reid Wilson's Mardware Store. - � 1. I � � . . . 81 1AFORTH. . , . 1 7 i . I . . � I - . I I . I . i ; .. nl- " I : , � - I : . I . � ; I . I - . -" .- i - I I . � i � I I i - . I i I -, . . - I - . �, I . � ! I � I I : - � C � .To Sm� okers . , -�- . -- -- .- . : I To meet the wishes of their onstomeM . The K Tuokett & Son Co., Ltd., I HIM mi; Ont., lave - Upon . the mailke'll . % � - � - A Combina an flug of ; - 49. . r I . . - � -B �� I - ' SMOKING, TOBACCO. I . I : i , . : - I This ;upplien a lone felt want, giving .. the consumer one 20 cent plug, or a - 10 ce A piece or a 5 cent piece of the fame Is "' T & 113 "? briind Pr . � Vjfgi aim Tobacco. . : . i � The tin tag,' I I To & B. " is on every . . - . . I 1. - - - -- I I � . . Ar I - -- I: , - Ap. - . . . - I .1 . CITY DRIVING I-IORSES. . I V � - - 'I ID10crent Classes at 31'resent Delmanded Is r ` : ..; , %. 1-9 the Famohlonsible � Itarket. . I 11 . , 10* :! �- . I - - The market Of toda .plainly recbg,- ' , � - . � nizes these classes: The ibity or t6wn . . ILZ' . . - , . ...... � . I horse for shopping or calling or the %-- - I I --- 1' ' theater; the park horse I or showy pleas- A,-00NRASTj ure riding in park and boulevard, and � I - I- i I the road horse for work c n country roads . Difforenee Between P " rime r'nn'BIF Sown before cart, mail phaeton,- break or drag. in zingland d Aniorlm , X 3own horse for brougham, victoria, Our readers who.7-`+ noticed:Secre- 11 * - -, .. I laudau or Berlin coa6h khould above all, tary ,Morton's aosser I , that farjq)ers in things possess substan o, finish and � the United States VILVO Oot. worked up style, Pace is not needed, for ordinarily the European pork , rood to half the'di- these horses are drivein slowly. They mensions they sho 14 have done will 0hould be able to go at the rate of eight ... understand better. what he meant by , miles an hour if require , but rarely a i contrasting the two types pf, bogin cou, they called on to do it. Five to 811 . illustratiou& t Vill be' itmembered iniles an bout is about the average pace *hat Secretary MO lto� i.. Id. our hogs of calling or shopping vehicles. High I . I , . .;, ,Y -.i' �-: � I I " � �:, , , ... � I .. 1� I stepping is required, but excessive action . I I . 4 j- A ,4-1,1 # 41, ill 1-1 �- 1P39-62 . i f -N, 0 AIV VX3 V, V.L V IT VA 0 " "n am- I �"+;Vnl A-Vav af-nrona coo"i wi-nIni2a 0 -in ni,- I I . I I . � Karn � Organ � & . Piano � � , - I : I I Company. � . � I � � I ,- . What we say is true, and � . Everybody k n*ows it.' �- ! . �Ouor - success �demonstrmotitos that business can be done on a fair, square basis, and be succentful. There's -a reaman for us continually getting the greatest share of trade. -Never has our mastery been so crimplete " it is now. No other concern can sell at the prices we can and will ; none can give you the choice of so fine a line of instruments as our@, �" square or upright pianos, or for church or parlor OTTO. .1 . I . I I new organs and pianos warranted for I the term of seven ycars. j TERMS -83,05, or $10 or more monthly,4n"til paid. What can I bel more liberal, more inducive, more sate than to bu$ a KARN. I . I I I : � i - - � 4, I L Downeyj 1429 1 � MANAOR � i . � -1 . -DUNN"S.. . - ,-POWDER �Zr THE COOK'S BESTFRIEND . LARGEST SALE IN CANADA. - , . �, I i . I Im . , f1l 'M -- SCImN%..,1-u. :. I . � I Has- ,' Conquered i y . � I . I And made it possible to restore defec- . tive- eyesioht to norwal. vuion. . 0 - ,< -7-1---l- 40,014,11& Z-� --..q tjwL , W - . � W I . ,so I . � J. ROBER"ROL, I I . . Having tak n ,a course of studies at 66 Detroit �O�,tical Institute, is pre- pared to! fit 11 defects of vision. - I . . I I . I- ' ' Astigmatism., Hype etropia, . � : - � I I yopia, Presby0pla, !.Or! any Con�pouud Defect. I - . I Astigmati@m is due -to irregulav shape of the eye, - And is usually congenital, but to often caused by im- properly fitted ;Iagses. Many sahool ohildren with,� this defect are called stnpid, but vitth properly fitted 1, . glagges they way become the brI, ghteot of' scholars. 1his �o quite a common and dangt tons defect. H"ar-, . metropia is a malformation wh ch keeps the eilis"K muscle in constant use, whereas n the normal eye z Is at rest when looking at a distat oft. This defect, if ' ne0keted, way result in -nervous depression and pain, and even, prostration. M. -opia is a diseased condition of tht eye, which shot Id be very carefully I fitted to.prevent an increAue of he dcfect,, and peg- � haps ultimate bliDdnesa. Preab opts is a lose of me- coniniodation in the eye, which amy cause cataract, unless corrected by artificial aid. Frequently nervoual or sick headaqhes, and also serious illneea,, are brou ht on by one or inore of the above defects. Re. meniter no cbar�e f -Dr testing you eyes. . - r � J� CftEMIST AND . S. Rodbe�ts, ' . DRUGGIST, ; Cardno's Block, eaforth. � ' i! I i � I 1� -1 � j � I � ; 1 1 1 . �, . 47.( 1 1 . t � � , I , . ". - . '. I , " . .. , -;',�' � 1.:., . .. � I I - .1 . . , . . I , . - ... .. - , . , . . . � : � , � . 11 �' . 1 .7-.1 . r t%l L� I .. . � I . � LARGE WHITE so*. . were too fat I that ish wante . d lean meat, ;�4 on, �� at any bacon from. a hog thlat had three or i more inch- es of fat u hi ba k. 11 The firs,ro ce ritish . . ;cture, Ir presents a B - , I pri7e wirmer of thel famous large white Yorkshire breed. I "Miss' Emily," an English large white', Yorkshiro sow that took, nine first pr6es in succession, measured 9 feet 4 1 inches around her body just beb ,jnd e shoulder. ,� T. here , . huge wjne�.'bowe r, are not i�llowoed to bee g 'me ta'lks 0 1 ard like our ,Ameri- I I can pi*s, but. are k apt done to a fair I proportion of lean s -.reaks with the fat. The most popular eed among the Eug- 118h today, howevvr, is the raedium . sized Yorkshire.� " , I � icture below. Here Now look on this you see the favor: American'type, � Poland-Chinal sow 1hat won zp prize . in the agr.d cl�ss a � Itbe World's fair. She is ,a eb im4l, aceordliDg to American d -", Rt for carryiilg meat 11 -4, e els � H , legs, ears a�id face I have almost disa 0eared in th� mas,s, , not so much of meAt as -of fat.. It is time American fa ers bogan to under- stand the truth al)6 t pork making. A, hog that is one ma i of fat is a diseased I I animal, just as m ch as a m4in who I � I 't - weighs 300 or 400 pounds is diseased. - Pure lard -is not � healthy to e4t. We 11 � 1. 11 . I . . I - .I. � � 1, 11 � I . I ... . - -.1 - . I - - � '.. 11 � "�* ..: . '-Wtk;�Wwl ... I ... I � 41%o- . . POL�IiND4Hms So`*. � I I 1. want ho qu ,r.,klv, �nt for .gs to � mat,4re j! . 4. the foreign mark t we 60 not get, as ' ranch on:, the pound for our � pork ,�s, Den- mark and Austrit 1fa do, beed#se our swine are monsters of fat., 1et opr farm-, ers bring' their hogs- to m4turity , quick- � ly, just as they do now,.Ptut lot them . mix witU the animals' ft).Ood moire lean meat m0cing sub6tauce and -less- orn. ,[: : I -- 11 It �� . . . I I I i : ! mrneo 6wen. I i n 1* one of the besi as wo"11' as mpst eco- � , 1. � nomical ways of improvip g the sb�ep i , . . � on the farm is by the use of a good ram. � To s�cure the best results, #owever, it is . . I ess � tI�l Dot onl � hat e a thoro4h- 4 ,�=, but tbA e sball al4o possess in- divianal merit to s ch an . ' itent'that he will be able to trai ismit hi *good quali- ties to his hpnbs. It is bes to have him I � rea8conably *ell matured- ad tho�n haye him in good! tbrif y cond I'lon, pot too fat. 1 1 . An excessicof fa is �lw#j�s ,bad in a I i . breeding ai imal, whetb r� in sire or .1 � dam and stn ar� no exc4hdon. I .7 F I tion be very nicely pois4d and balanced the pounding will be de ximenfal. But the feet mutit be picked up with a snap and hocks and knees must play in at- tractive fashion.' A low and loggy gait is not permissible even in a town horse which spends a good part of his time standing still in front -o: I store or man- ; I sion. On ;this acc,ount, however, he must be a good lookerwhen standing, possessing enough size snod substance to fit the vehicle and enou h carriage and finish to attract Atention- and compor i t with the elegance of the appointments. The park horse, on the contrary, is distinctly a show horse , action. ere we must have bold style and flash ' above all else. Even defects in nfor- mation, such a's a hollow back or plah , quarters, may be overl ed if the hors 3 can got himself up and go on air. E 3 must make a showwbeuever going. In- deed park riding in our cities may 1* called "the assing sh . " The pole chains must � be jingle� [ merrily, knees must be dashpd to the chin and hock'p well flexed. �Pace is nool - required ber�. Those who a�ec,t this s;yle of driviD� are the observed of all dDservers and flp not care to pass too q aickly from the sight of the cro�d. I I The park hor e shout ' be able to trot at the rate of eight or te I mi les an hourl ' I but that pace w �,',Il not o'ten be asked of him, and then oily for A short distance. Park driving is ordina" ily done at the rate of six miles an hour, and a faster gait scarcely comports with the excess- ive action that is desire,l or the dignity which should attend a family airing. . . Of course if the park bo se be perfect in conformation and bandmine in finish as well as flash in ,,iction he is all the more valnable, but t �ie highest steppers will frequently bo fqund a I it down in the back. - The road borJe for car;, mail phaeton, break or coach . ust have suffici . ent sub- stance.and shapeliness and bold, true action, but nei :her tho; high fLnish of the town h6rse � uor the i ive action of the park h is r4=61Y neces- , sary. He must have pace, however. A road horse is going somewhere. He has distance before him and wEight behind 11 him, and hence he mus -, I ave, as -much substance and strength � is the town and park horse and more pa(e. A road horse should go along at the: -at of 10 to 12 miles an hour, and whencalled on to go home. in a burry a eal good horse should be able to 14 miles in an hour. But this is far. f in the speed of 1 ' the American light roa te to the pi - ano box road wagon. It is t e ifference be- tween a 2:30 gait and a 4 inute gait. These distinctions in e use of the high stepping horse hi ve never been sharply set forth in a pri list until the appearancoof the list foi t -bo 1895 Phil- Oelphia horse tihow, a: d much credit is due i1bis association for i�s clearing of tbe� iki-mosphere in this diiection. We quote it the conditions for "'�Ior,,es in har- ness: I I Harness horses mnst be pr4etically sound and will bo judged by their adap.tibility to the purposes and vehichoos specified in the several classes. ; I In class" r hor Z road work, I pace, actio l(which Hboul bp all around, I . -- I I well to consider carefully I In many . ases, . n orderl to have the bold, straig t and true), as .,,,d bone, will bo specially const(jered. el as substance . . 1, - . % . ram in prop�r com I ition, it . !Is necessary In the park classes quality, style, carriage 1i : . I - to procure him iu good sel I . I son, so that and soction will Ni i4pecially In classeq for horses suitable considered. ' for town car- . � . I . � . Remember what', S there will tim to feed im into the riages conformation, substance and carriage, TA I desired con ition. Oats,' arley, mid- whether moving or standing, will be specially . siderable, in�pr 'ment cu.,i be made at . dlings,- bran ,and Oiltnea� iAlmost WAJ, good considered. . I I , bran or meal by Weight.' Airation of 20 , i � . I I . . . I pasturage, are pro�er odiet.� I any Horses way be entered in classes for which they are any of the harness eligible under -the i . i t leaves �or corn - one of them .s betteer than 0; food for conditions aa to'height, an while many may .1 I , � � k4 - When earl I � r la , � s ar( anied, eSpe- I be suitable for both park, rQad and town .. - I , ciallv for earlv , arket A'Tlignst is not work it is suggested that exhibitors will do 4 . I . PIOWDE S :1 , Cure SICJt HEADACHAr a d Newdgla . in --o miovii,rffs; also coatel T ngue, Dizzi- nes§�,Bi)ioustiiess, Pain inthe &de, onstip �Torpid Livetj Bad Breath� T 3 st y cur an egtilate the;bcowels. vxrmv a 10 TO rl". I pRion 21F CEJVTS ,wr DjQU 870*46. i . � � I I . I i The me j Mop Mutual Fire I - I . ]-[nsilrance. Company. � I �, . FARM J�ND ISOLATED TOWN i . PROP � ERTY ONLY 14SURED. I " 4 ;I - L? . � . I !! . omcafte. D. Ron, POsiJent.. Clinton P. O.; 11r. j Shannon, Sec -T , "forth P. O.; Imlobsoi surdia, In ..... r of Losses, Seale: rib P. 0. �� . .. "I Dia . . ... Jamo. Broadfobt, Seaforth; .ex.'Gardinew, Load . � bury; Gabriel Elliott. Clinton ; G; go. Watt. Harlock, Joseph Evans, � Beeohwood; M. Murdis, Sealorib; Thoo. Garbutt, Clinton. � i � AGIM. - , � Thoo. Nailan S 00 K , ft L McMillen. Sem forth I James Cumm ; , ondvi le -, 0ohn B. M Lean, i Hippen. Job � 'S van mMffGio1rgeMurd1e,Aud1- Ore. - . I Parties des tons to eico Insurabeee or trmonw act other busii iesm Will -be prc aptly iWOwnded W on application to i my ofthe abov afficaM sddroeo�ooed to their respectiv � post offi-es. I . . ! . I � i . : . . � I I . . I 9bod too early to I reed 0 �ewes, I Many well to consider carefully the purposes to � breeders conlider t bette;! I to have the which their horses are best Qcw accordirwly. aduipted and enter. lambs come reas nably e4rly apyhow, - -Breeder's Gazette. . as they geti a b6tt growth' during the ' I Live Stock Peintis. traveled, their . spring and 'Wh ummer-jind are in a C "W"y better condition t wit . bstand the hot 7 . The trouble with Ameridan 1. i beef and , I , � � dry weather Df suOamer. 1 - pork for export Is that � the pork is too i , I Asa rule, a r�n� should � not be used fat and the beef too lean. . � more than lwo� �ears with the same' Remember what', S retary- Morton flock of ewes�- � t t says --that the British w ill not eat bacon . With a go�d ral an do a careful selec- made from a hog that has more than 2Y4 tion of the b4t res, feed' g ioll so that iuches 8f fat upon his back. I they will be lin' if ty con . . ition, a con- . Cotswolds have whil e faces, Shrop- siderable, in�pr 'ment cu.,i be made at . shires have black faces and Southdowns . a comparati Flely mall, cdst, and with Ve y have brown faces. I , bran or meal by Weight.' Airation of 20 , . I sheep, as wilith a I other stoock. on the farn�jt il 1 bb �olase � i ,-dyE Professor Henry L I he hqs never wi p oft.able all rea- . - 13 een silage fed successf Ily to hogs, and I . sonable care to - ve. . it costs n . MP I o keep fe� than he does not think c4?rr : t leaves �or corn - wore to an good sheep .j stalks in [any shape profitable food for ' poor. Otte, kin ,ift make good Wool , . I swine. � Ind good mutto , ' d the � other will I not. A pi be real i'zed- from good 'ofit ""' , . . Before the days.of railroads, : � 75 yen r I sheep, while Pro poor v;nimals there .ago, therewere just as g as there are now in this draft horses country, though will be loss. Mu , i of the quality of the Bbeep is determ ned bythe quality of I I they were different.. They.notonlyba the ram. -St. L uis epablic. - . , i . weigbt, even up to . . 1,800 or 2,00t b6dies and Iror Fa toning Cattle. � long legs, for getting through'the mud, A writer in an xchange says to fatten : . , which the Clydesdales - and Percherons %. 441-41- I - I � � . cattle -most rap at this season of IIATO DOD- JLJues"Oru freight lu"O ormes train to- . i I . ; � , i 0 a . t rewith at least one took'the place of the I I of I . i . acm of grass for eao cow or steer. Be- day. When gentleme h i traveled, their I � . I I I , ,,,, � , , gin with 5 pon ds 9f cornmeal and a , heavy old enrriag es were drawn.by these .. --- I pound of crushe oi I I cake for ea ch aoni� ,bigt tall fellows, and a . . great show they I � . . I mal Increase he eed by adding a ' ' made - They drew the fatuous Conestoga themselves I poundof cornm al d one-half Pound wagons, and one breed ; were � I I - . , , . 1 � . of oil cake daily for %vo weeks. If corn � i . called Conestoga horses. - . � �. . is in -- .. . I I nd without th cob, make a mix- If a half bred mal used any . � .. . i . ture of three p,arts meal gnd one part kind of live stock, his !progeny I - ,yill fol- L � I i I � I , bran or meal by Weight.' Airation of 20 , low the scrnbblood in' him,rather' � than . I I I A- .1 : 41u- 1 -A rrh 4 "al favorlcoorir-- cof � . i I . �( �! � SEE THAI .i .i i � 9 -.,.OFF � 'I ORS� ? � - . ' - . JJ� ` d- Only thre�e weeks � ago e belan m i in a little of DICK' 0 FIE is - ffift . - , I feed s.nd now 1. at him. .I. tell yo there te there is no CONDITION ' I gOiDg - Pon' R I �nigh to DICK'S. -Am, try I ,,,�01 e,qua' or t� I I one now. ' -1 I I Dick's Blood -Purifier, W., Dick� Blister I . . Dick'@ Unitntat, 25c., Dick'a Ointment, L-�o . . r & Mailed an receipt of price. I . DICK & I CO.,' - P.O.,Bcox 482, Momtr"L , I For sak by J. S. Roberts, SestoAL I 101-13 . . . . I L I I-. I . I I i I . . i . - . � I , ! I I � . I I . ! � � . � i � I � � . i I . . � - � q - I I . - . I . 1 1 . . - I � .- ; � . - . a � � - . I . I � . � . � I . I . . . � I � � I . I 1 4 : . I I . : I - . . � 1 . - � I I -i" I . � . � 1.1'-! 1.--1.1- .. - - I -1 ji I � , pounds mmeal d Dran, ?,, poun V � , cake with graso, Water �p�d salt will r � A"FLVT V "" all domestic animals ig o j to return to, the I fatten �the anims .1 Is as rap4ly as heavier . original state out of which 1 man has de - feeding. U86 UDthing ' . - but. cold procem velojwd them. When -siblet ! ��e therefore, offineal. . , . . .: � . .1 I we onlypure bred In - I & . . . S1&rk'#Po,"ders,e&ahpacks` � - - r I � go a' which cent&' . no . - . - - MARRIAGE L I OENSES twopreparstions,ont in a munidwoodlenbox,the . , cover of which forms so me"Uri foi one does, an Im. .. � i for Sicl Headache Stoomach, . 16803D 1 I 2 � : ! . wedisto relief '(','t',�-$ '0',eu.",% c 464 aloco - 0"' peo"asoo And on- . I � M am Z . . � am . t=.a.u. I ;Lloo", . ",o Is an ordiaW , i . I � I . I . dome 'w . I . . OZA"ILT9, Q. N`7AJ�96 I oompkints. They d not se mosivills sod me nany I . . . . - � I I lit other moodiclues do. their eff" or,produce after r I . � constipation. tMy at gil inoffidne d a . � I - [, � i . � . � I nice bo took .. 26 cono a box. � . I . . . I . I . I . I . - � . - I - I . N 0 W jr1M , S I It"s I . I . � "I � . . I . I nuout"901 � � � BI yyy - - I I . 1: --- - . "T! , I . � I : t j i I I I ; � . . � : I I .- - - SOME BIG P1 p1m. -. : 1 , /// I / *I . . Two Ufmarkftl0e Long I Dbt*wce Trwas- : ). I /� 'i - 10 4wej I 11 ant � ions of Powooni � 11;4 � 4 /I . Y . e . U R I tled�5 's � There are tw remarkable long disfanoe I � . . // I * transinisoicons o power. In suax-ISS1111 oper- . / I � �� - yj/11 IR/ t I , . stion in tie Un d States, tfidugli neltbor I � I I // I I%/ � - ; -�nsmisxlon and tuich, dif- '� - "'O I . S eciall to an e4tric tt I � . , 0 i I - � fors jnat-O,rlally from the othpr� One Jj the i i .� I .. . �, . trausinis ion of, oil by pipe �ino fromi the . I 1. I � tZ i . I , I ; I 0 natural Iflelds of Now York,� Ohio � and P :11 (I I , � I .., /,; pii I (� 'lly it �s a well known fact that you N:110% to a Olfita'DOO Of -.. I V Ponnsyl tide Wtioter, . I . /t- .. I I can buy Boots and Shoes cheaper at I . over 400 !itjll�s. The other Is; thO tninomis- I I Sion of 114ttural gag, Qw) by i�4 line, from I often bring coughs *rA colds. ,our store than �olsewhere. Our sales , , I 1! I I I thq Indhina flulds to the city, �f'cljicako, a �! / whilo are large, because we sell good distance )I about 120 milos. i � ! I -i : . � I I I I I � I I t Tho pi �)i ng of oil, first frox.n the individ- I � � � Taal oil V oils to:storago centors and 'then PYN Y - PECTORAL Boq,ts and'Sh e8 Cheap, I � 11 0 . � � . iroin thew storage centers Wtldo wAter, I j Winge quick relitf. Cure* all im * I � S I� I f bas been ;�a process of gradua� developwent m ftinmation of the bront,hial � . . I . � : ; tubes, threat or chest, No un- G goods � and low prices insure! for the I , � 80 ye.irs. The InOlvidual wells certainty. Relieves, were grall"I'lially connected by feed pip -es to � 10001,05- large .sales. We buy and sell Mr f . I Ikeall promptly. 3 a I . -SPO CAW ; �that is why we can larger trOnk lines, which caM the otl to � A TArge Bottle for 25 Centi. � , The storage conters. � : I . sell 0 cheap. There are 12 puniping sta ' tions along 1 1 1 1015 I LAWREIGE CO.: LTI. with u.s. and we.will still continue to this line; iltuated about 85wiles apart. , I rROTRIETOnS. � j Bell B4, Tho putnps operate ai�,a pressure, of About !1 : i MONTREAL I I � . 1,000 pou�ds per square ineb, and ltb4M ca- � I I - , pacity of ibe line J� r about 30,00 b�arrols a I I 1i I ROOK Ed T!TOX 'PRICES ! . I . � ,. : ; � � day. i I i I r .r 3P.14L-y S r-rc) The main PIPO line is (111VI,ded ilito �Iivl- , � I Away below 'all otbem r - I JE .. Bions find sections, inuch like, a trunk -+-111- �,�.;o I I 1 1 1 ! . WILT sysNnh, an(! has rdniflaxl:y, itsdiv��Ion � i 7 L7, . i -- , I Z. ��14 * superintendwits and engincos, ,I se0lon K 4 5 -0 ) I if I C� 1'n�� 5rzs : ' foreineii; line gangs and line Walkoirsj-ele- I I I . Wom. on 0 a Kid Button Boots - i : . i 4 zell;�l � '. I � I 10 graph stations and daily reports. I I - I I I : 4t $1.25. � . I , 6,T The natural gas pipeline Is p rh 4,0 a I i . , � I ; I n � . more sl niple example of long dista wjjoo�or- - S, �C(IESS continues to attend Men' Stronn, Workino Boots at 7t -e . I I 0 t) er tritusniissions, and beaTs many strl;k I gr"ustes of , . k, I u $1. �- pOiDtS of resemblance to tran8niisdo�- �y The !Catiada Business CoUege, - �- � I � i � iolectricity. ln tho Indiana gasileld NII)qut i T I We Felling Children's Shoes eheap- 60 wells, are in operatlon, having an 4ver- I : Matham. � I � . I I r than ever. ago daily capacity of about 5,000,000 ojabic Viss ]Lizz'e Hales, a graduate of the Busi- � . I I I � . feet * ewh. As in the oibields', so �ere r esi D art ment, left Chatharn on .Monday � : the �ndivldutkl wells are connected by 'feed to �ake- a'po 3ition as book-keeper in Spokane, � plpe's to a supply line, Which colhIcts the NVashi I � gtor Territory, worth.W per month. : jr V ft 117 gas and carrivs it to a punip�ng station. $he' wa : a 6. ever pupil, and will undoubted- T, I T RUTLAMU.Q. There large compresscors,. capable�Of V*0- ly, flll t ,e pl4oe acceptably. ' .. � 1 1 ducing and slistaining a premure 6f 9,000 � - 813 e tha Garret UAIN STREET, SEAFORTIL I i M i I t has accepted a poei- i Pounds per iare Inch, forwo the gas, into tjon as a 00grapher temporarily with Wm. 1 1 � . T . ' - �(S' Gray & 80 . . h the trailsixii Ion line to Chicago. TW I - normal prossure carried on this line Is 300 I T . - n , I GREI"n SALE pounds per square inch, Which I lits of colle"111 ens Tuesday, Sept. &d. !, I 1111-0 : F4r cal ddreoe 5 a daily delivery of iroin 10,000,01 ,4 6,12, - � 4109�46!a ; 000,000 cubic feet. of gm . in Dibleago'. � 14�12�3 '� I I D. McLACHLAN, Chatham, Ont. I � , i - � I -OF ALL- -vvbcro it is sold at aprice much belowthat ' I it � I :� �� . . of ordinary illurninating gas.-$. Dana !I 11 I - - . I . `R . - S MM Vj 0 a i '� � 1- 14 � Green in Cassior's Magazine. . . �. I ;CURE - I ARIZONA INDIANS. I - , - I . - I 11 I * T H iAT � . - - � � -r% e-8 . I I .. � I Names of the Various Tribes and ihe 11,61b.- . - a a Goo.u;:s itat oi F,ach. I I . I- - . li, 0 U G -H I An Arizona correspondent of flie ' San � C . ' I -AT .GrREATLY- I Diego Union gives the foollowinle do&nl- i i \/V I- T H , � ,� ' I � � � tioDs of tho uttines Of various Indian t�jbev � V - - 4 � In that wild and woolly territory *ndi the I " � Q I - a . li I I Rilduced, PrVices habitat of eacb: a �. ,aH I LO. 'S-';' I ! I I I � ' Apache means man -Adana, of 1 the , - .< i : 11 Apaches thero are the Tontos (foolo'), Olilr- .11 , ` - - -1 � . � � , 1,11'...'i I . 1 " , kahna (niount,iins), the Aloinvo, (1461f I -1 it, ! , , � - jL,,:,,,.,,.... CURE; Parasols at half price breeds), the Ckyoteros (coyotes), go X06- , I I I I , �, I calerog (inoical eaters). The Pitg! are i It to moTd-, on a guarantoo by i � . � I . � I on the Gila r1yer; the Maricopas are I Affill- I our" Inciplont CovirumptiM and In tba 1 1454 Couat and CrCMF ceiro. . ated with tbo' Plums; Papagoes ate Ibap- I I 1 tize(l. Pinias; Yumas are on the IoNver'-Col- � For sale by 1. V. FEAR, Seaforth. � . I M600SH & ori�do river; 3lojaves are on th6 upper iC01- I I Z . , . I orado river; Moquig inhablt the Xn6iin a I � city called by the Spandarils the Clty'a� oe rhe Kippen MiJILS � JEFFERY, . Buffalo and descriW by the po�et ��oouthe,� , 1 � ! . as descendanta of the colony of 116dool � I � I prince of Wales, Willo Sailud west, , in the. , TO THE FRONT AS USUAL I _ - 0ARAf1U0AEV8 BLOCK, . twelfth w,ritury with several shtps aud I - I SEAFORT11. never returned, These are by far the moo j 1!he Rippen mills are n" running at full blast and � iiiteresting Indians in Arizona. They bavq �" prepared to do GRISTING on the shortest notice,, - � I visited Salt Lake, U. T., and ,copver" and mod reasonsWe ti�ms. In this way youget . . � with Welsh Mormons, but the ioliorn Is flour from your own wheat, and better valuefor Highest Prices paid for Butter � I inuch clianged In all these centuries, There t hwrinoney than In any,- other way. Good flour and : , I I 1999% ; Nvas a tradition that they had a Welsh BI' p4ionieed. : i . I ble, buirit has not been found. i : i I CHOPPING DONE WHILE YOU WAIT. I i . . I . The Ya,yapais are mountain Indians, Ill : � . I 11 . the northern part of the territory, in Va�i I � MC)G B- - : I - vapal cootinty; the Rualapais am a Moon- 1The higb*4 price in oash will be paldforgood SIGN 0MCKAIR � t.%in tribe on the &anta W- ,aria; the SupAls; 6M or theyiVill be out to order. ' o aren reninant of tho'cliff dwellorp, IQC:ar i I OF THE SAW. I tbe canyons of the Colorado river; the Co- � : . M-UM:BMER- 11 - copas (Water Indians) are on the Coloradol'� � All kinds of Lumber for ash, cheap, I I . , - f � ! ! - river in eastern San Diego county and, � ' � I . � Mexico; the Navajoes (knifers) are In . i JOHN McNEVIN, L j Z I - I �be northern part of Arizona and New 13574 f : � Proprietor. ,r4 Mexico. I . : I a I . . ; .1 - , I I i 0 0 - . � � I i 0 1 1 -- , � Rules to Follow. I I � - -- . i . i , . Pro�iglous asar� the manuals of I. 7 1 . i I to 1.2 I W � 9 ,el -; � . I . I quette Issnecl in tbe�e days, nobody with a . kind bc�art, a de-sh-e to please, and the I - merest rudiments 0� knowledge of the sim- � I I : pler social responsibilities nceil worry� � I I � . I . j about their "manners." Theself respoct, � ft VhjkP q -Qod. conscj4DIiceandself rollaAcel � I i . I I I , - I . � I I . I - � givewiliko6p, youlfroln pusl�irlg andin- - T , i I truding. As for "ri�les of Conduct, " Pooh I 1 1; . I You need hardly other about any t&at 11 L ' � -f%^fo I : 11110V . I . cp to ,o---. I . :0 your own swise d not suggest. Ar4i- I .P* - : �0 l0000-3 trary rules of etiq ette, sucli Rs concern i POWDERS I I . , I . the proper way to S ake hands, tbe mum-' Cwso SICK MEADACH& and Keulalgl� I 0 be j eft at a rece 1 In so MIffurmts also coated Tongue, Dizzt- No 1-3;000t - , ber"of -cards to be ption, fhe - PAU01m 71190"'l, 0 way to turn oiit ya ir toes, and the special � ness, BiliOusness, Yoain in the Side, Co - naU L 0 (D Torpid Liver Bad Breath. To stay cured Q t eting that is tlxc current fad -al -1 tb�se regulate 1he 'bowels. Vjj0W Njoeff TO TAKS. W-4 ; gre U0 ST40RAFOO . IN , It rules are liable to ,hange fr000n� season��W PAICS i26 CAFNrS AT 09 --- * I CD CD a I., seasoD, vary in d. fferent. localities and I � - - �u � I � - ------ - -- �� i . It mean very little nyhow. A handishAw I ! CD that is the result of cordW intent c I 4n 1 i - %&I : 0 I.- , I , I I I nevor be rude nor ill I done. Bad temper , I . : �r 0 Conduct of any kindl Somethifigo = Is .:. is always ill bred. f I O's that pu ts others to distress is always " Vad � i , pt (D * I � . a � II mannerp, " disrespe at to age or to digniby i . . , a I I � . . a I that office or biggh i hieveinent confers'� Is ; I I I P - I Worth .. = always hopeless r�dcncss, and your own 1! cil �� (: , ' 11 .- Now York. .4d- . i - " - I . - CD . I .i . � a . I I I ! .! . I 1� 9 $D vertiser. � I. . ; j . . I 11. I � : - 2 1 .� � . . 1� . 33asten Signs. .; Seeing. 1 . I I - I . - I I - :4 (0 q There is no end to the liter4ture, � of . . � � � : , tj 0 aniusing signs, eve in 13ost6n, where etu- I I i � 1� . �-= , og � dition undoubt,odl, extends to the c6o�t- � I 01 : !4 in . I . I The city �grocery Is to the front this , lwj�. i::y I namcial clas". There is a "homemade r J 2. !4 bakerylt on a certain istreet which contW W I h a new line of (!% 11- oo W W111 . ually excites the -IlAstener's interest as.to . 1� - But what a factory ina& bakery may be. �INP('ER 6 - , I this establishmeDt Is no funuler than 1 -be � i � � : LN, CO . 4 I pa�nless dental parlor" on another str6et, I . I of the : Tr- I - which makes us feel glaO that the "par- i � ; I LATEST DESIGNS : . lor" suffers no paiD, no matter wbat the I I I : .1 pa, - I I I dentist's petients may have to efidure.1 i I I and which we will sell sm cheap as " ! W it . But perhaps the climax is capped by the1 possible these �ard times ; also some . ; I sign of the Cambridge cobbler, who an- � I CD I MwInes in � . � nounce.% I I Tap your boots wbile you wait � I � I . %%.-., . . � I I for 50 cents," . : I I I . I I M I , - � I I Sonic poor chaps could bave Itirge num- � i (ATE.R ,.SETS � -CASS I bers of boots tapped while they wait for I I I I of the P�6 co the halt doUars that never come. -Boston . � a I � ' � ' 117ranscri.pt. I ; LATEST PATTERNS n . � - � � . ., . I I 1 , ilia � �'.. � : . ory For liest I 4nd Toilet sets as nice and &8 cheap ,. 801 00' A'new book advances the tbeory that 4s any in town.' We also keep u fiesh I I . ' the heat of the sun Is not due to combus- 4 stock of Groceries m any house in . CD (D 0 tion' or contntotion, but to Dic stor" Of own and Sell " cheap as possible and C10-1 P P electricity supplied Iffrom space and from ! I all the orbs of wMeb it is the center. The live. Would like to have aa many of *b 0 0 � . I **_ Loa �r * author holds that space is pervaded with y old eustoni6n call* and see me and f&ttconuated vapor or gases, chiefly aqueous, lithe 4ew ones that like and com- No � . and that the planets act as enormoulal In- ces before purchsaing else- - 0 � - d%ction inachines, geDerating electricity am PA, .� I frorn the ocean of vapor. -Chicago Trib- here. i We also keep the celebrated ! . - ! ; ; . I . � I � 1. une. I am L�ls Tea in atock. I - ; ., r- OW V,311:1 Fair .1� We stern The evergreen b4bit of the holly bus giv- I ; 11 i I, . . i . . elm point to a Scotch proverb, whicli deftnes obb & Ourrie, � 0W:DC)1V I , I � . Xj an inveterate liar 'as one," who only tells . I I . I i lees when the holli 18 gTee1l." ! 1 SEAFORTH. I � tember 12th to 21st, '950 � � &� .. � - T I i : F �Spficw Excursion rates on all yall-sys. 1 "Teeth Inserted without gas," as the Che4p Meat - . - I I . fellow who owned � myage dog Inscribed � . i I F*AJi.Lh1UED I � on a board outsidelhis garden gate. - I I At the C6ntral Meat Catiadeip la�orite Live Stock Exhibition 4 -: t 1 " I I � i CAN REIA8�", � � Music In &'propb y of what life Is to be. I I Market, Seaforth. . -, W, RX SU r i �f- � .Mrs. L. M. Chili I I i I - I 41' Iclitries leiw: - I � � . . - . Tobacco4bit his Brawis.Out- The lim, of r,erys farc�eo; resulting frm years of bo - I I I g exom6us. In fack men tobacco spit I to la away. f Tebacoco poison weakens 9be nervous system, affects the sye.sigh* and lead@ to Btight's kidney. and a hc@4 of � olker insidi disesses. .Want to quit it? Price'@ Tobu.-Cure*111 belp yen. - $1 a box.- I i I I . � . - . Sold by Luninden & WilsoN I Druggia* � &dorth. . . : � L I . I - ; I I - . - : I i - I �, � . . I I . : I I . , �. - 1�1 I � ; . � � I I . I . 1 4 . . � - I I - .. . - . - , --I -L - . - - , . � . I i I I . I I � . , . . I . - I - I .�- . ' ' L - � - L IL JL . I - , I � I I � �, I � I I . . I I i . . ".-A . . : . . . : : . : L : IL � , .: I - � i r . I , � i t I , I I ____:___ -L -1- I I 0 . . � � �- I . . . ! 111. I .. I � .1 . � �. - I I -. . . - I - . � - - . I . L I - I . . - . .- . � . 1. . I . . . I L . i � L- , - . I- .1 - - �. - - .- -- i ; . I I I Live St%X, Sept. Lftb ; all other depart onto, SOPL : - Do PP, The people's butcher ' I . � . � MR. 4OHN 4 - ,,�- an pik"at In stakes, Aug. 15M - '. I N 1 of the Cetiftal Meat Market, is offering the best meat ' 11 at tl�* following low prices for cash only ; - Auctiqu ipa of p,00tl6 and Privilegas ma grounds, . I � I - RICAD THIS. - I I Aliguot 16th. . L Srwt*b A'jrKACT10jq8.�-V4W FAW6 8110W, 66 Vt"10- i0ii most .................. 56 A" 60 w Ajtabk- Turks.11kii1ts, Ladies. of the Turl&k #A"&.,. .. '.......... ...,70 am &3 � � palsoe. a".. with Haross'Cam"U*nd . L I . Ste" ....... - I ......... �1;c a" 100 L i Donkeys; sond a hoo10 *1 etborS.- 11,smb .......... � .......... � 8c a" 10a . I .............. I.-eal 111" tin Prize iAsko. ProiMMlift AM Oftfitic" Of Sale for L , &* be -10c i goo", if", �Aprjy 0 1 . ; * " ** ... O..... * .. ; to ..... ::.,ft,Q we . CAPXt' A. W. PORM THOG. A. -BROWN19. 1 L . - President Becrowy. � : . 1144 ; . JOHN. DOPP. 1442-21 � a ! I I - I � . . . I - 1 � . � w I � i i I i � I i � : : I - � i I I - 11 i � . - I I ; - i i � i - I , � , i i iL 1. . , .11 i : I I r � . i - , � . I . --,-- - I : . . ! � . - i � I i I -- -- � : � , I ; ! . I I � I : � ; . I . i I � I � I � . I I . I � � :1 I . : I j � I I . � I : I ! � � i . . - I - I . ! � I I ! , I I I i . . - i I I I L I 1 : I L I . . . . , 1 . � -- J -, -- -Lj .1. I - -..1-1----- ---- -- - -, - -"--- - - - ... --- Z, �---J� L-' --- - - -