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SEAFORTH
rts of the United States-,
esued, available in all part*
rjd advanees made on same
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. allowed 4.,t highest current
of June and December.
n of a deposit.
R. PEA.ROE, Agent.
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2”2022 a a
of caps for fall wear
?ather and ueolige wear.
:orproof coats, umbrellas
the season.
.';ods, right prices, entire
ericat on the
mre is more
be had in
ze Iffinnees,
or pair.
SEA FORTH.
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Di PORTANT NOT
ICES.
T J. MOE
e.)• Surve
Land Survey
NA, Dominion and
or, Member of thoAns
rs, Dublin, OnMr1o.
OWNSH P FUNDS TOIOAN,
1. proper y, first mortgage, too
ply to JA51 S MURRAY, Troasu
Heneall P.
Provinolat Land
ciation oflntario
1" 6-62
To loan on farm
nehip funds. Am.
r, Tuoltersmith,
1402 tf
TALMO(
FOR SERVICE. - he standard bred
S etallioe, " Wilder Lee," will stand for the itn-
' prevement 1 stock at his owner's stable in Hensall.
T. J. BERR , Hensall. 14574f
CARRY STONE. -The unclenagned has for sale
stoqat his uagry at Cranbrook si' quantity of choice
e, suit ble for corner ston e, sill stones and
midge store, Will b3 sold at easonable prices.
GEORGE 13 .KER, Cranbrook, P. O. 1408-tf
TORN B
ft.) Court
veyaneer,
invested
givens' eto
ATTIE, Clerk ef th
County Commission°
nd, Loan and Insure
nd to Loan. Offlo
e, Main street, Sesfort
,Second Division
, of Huron, Can-
oe Agent. Fands
Over Sharp &
1289
It (rEETI G OF HURON COUNTY COUNCIL -
111 The council of the corporation of the County
of Huron Nill meet in the Court Room, in the Town
of Goderic , en Tuesday, the.28th day of the present
month, at o'clock p.m. W. LANE, Clerk.
Dated J nuary 13th, 189ee 1466-2
TIA1111 1 0 RENT. --To rent, the. farm on the north
X west corner of the <Huron? Road, one and a
quarter miles east ef Seaforth, cootaining 103 acres,
ail cieare , about 05 acres seededwith fall wheat,
the balanc e is in green There is a spring creek run-
ning them gh the farm. It is well fenced and well
drained. It can be rented on reasonable terms for
3 years. 'or particulars apply to THOMAS CASE,
Seaorth, 0. 140641
300
500
8 700
81,000
81,500
82,500
Private funds to Loan. at lowest
rates of interest in slims to suit
borrowers. Loans can be com-
pleted and money advanced
within two days. Apply to R.
S. HAYS, Barrister, &c.,Seaforth.
126
AL ESTATE FOR SALE.
THE HURON
EX
OSITOR.
]3 SH LOT FOR SALE. -Thirty-seven and one-
half acres in the Towoship of "aleKillop, being
composed of the•north-half of the 'meth -ball of Lot
.No. 6; Concession 13. This let is well timbered, and
will be soli cheap.. Apply to JAMES JONES, Box
105, Mitch 11P. 0. 1406-3
MIAMI OR SALE. -For sale, Lot 17, Conceesion
J 12, y township, containing 160 acres, nearly
all cleared. It is first -e1059 land, with large and com-
modious 'ouse, bank barn aud all neceeeaty out
buildings. There are about five sores of orchard of
the very b at of fruit of all kinds. Many times over
$25a worth of fruit has been solci eft the placenin one
season. hlio echool 40 rods away, and is only
about la miles from the thriving village of Zurich.
It will be midi cheap as the proprietor intends to
give up far ning. Apt ly to the proprietor on the
premises or address Zurich P. 0. JAC013 ZIMMER-
MAN. 1406-4
I ULLS FOR SERVICE.
BULL FO SERVICE. -The undersigned will keep
for se -vice during the corning sewn, a
thiroughler d Durham bull, " Major Booth," bought
from II. Flu neteel, Clinton. Terms -$1, for grade
, cows ; $3 fot thoroughbreds, with the privilege of
!returning if necestary. Pedigree may be seen on
! application. JOHN BENNE CT, Walton In 0, Con-
c:ession 17, Lt 1, Grey. 1465x4
STOCK FOR SALE.
DULLS FOR SALE AND BOARS Pos, SERVICE.
ID -For ale, eight of tho best Shad Horn Bulla
to be found in the province, aged from 7 to 17.
months. 1 ices, terms and pedigrees right ; to
reasonable ffer refused. Alga for teirviee a large
English Berkshire -and an Improved ,Ohester White
Boar. Terms- 31, with pee Hegel of returning.
DAVID MILNE, Ethel, Ont. 1 1403
1
OARS FOR SERV IOE.
flatAhlWO •TH BOAR FOR SERV10E.-The under -
1 sfgnei Will keep for eervice, at the Brucefield
Cheese Fa tory, a thoroughbred Tamworth Boar.
with regal:, red pedigree. Terms, ; payable at
time of ser rice with privilege of retuning if nem -
ivory. BUS H tfeCARTNEY, Bruce& ld. 140541
faillESTE WHITE BOAR FOR ERVICE.-The
ke under igted will keep for eery ce on Lot 28,
Concession 8, Hibbert a registered !Chester White
Boaraer s-$1, payable at the time of service,
with the p iyi4ege of returning if necessary. THOS.
MELADY. 1464-6
'DIGS FOR ' SALE AND FOR SERVICE.- The
X undeesigned, breeder cf Large .English Berk-
ehireiehas for kale bears and sows in farrow. He will
also keep for eervice the steak boar Gladstone, pur-
chased 1 ron Mr. George Green of Fairview. Terms,
-al pas a le et the time of service with the -privilege
of returning it neceeeary, if booked $1.50. JAMES
DORRAN E, Lot 26, Conceesion 5,- McKillop, Sea -
forth P. 0, 1465-52
AUCTION SALE.
riLEARtNG OU AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STO 'K. -=-Mr. William MeOloy has been in-
structed ty Mr. W4 Logan to sell by public auctioa
on Lot 6, C,nessio6 5, Stanley, on Tuesday, January
28, 1896,a 1 e'clocle p.m , sharp, the following prop-
erty : Hprsee.-One span of agricultural mares Com-
ing 6 arid fa matched, and kind and sound ; one
driving orse. Cattle -One cow newly calved, 3
COWS due to calve in March, one heifer coming three,
in calf ; our fet steere corning three, 6 stock steers
cawing t ree; 7 heifers coming two, 2 fat heifers
coming 1. me, 1 steer coming two, 1 fall calf, 3 year-
ling calv e, 8 Well-bred Leicester ewes, one pure bred
Leiceste rani lamb, 17 pigs 4 months old, ready to
kill. Fe d. -Some gcod hay in the barn, a lot of
green fe d, and a lot of fodder corn. Implements. -
One goo lunlber wagon, 1 hay fork, rope and track,
all comp ete • one set diamond harrows. The whole
of the a •ove Will positively be sold without reserve
as the p • prietor is len.viug the farm. Terms. -A11
wins of 5 artd under, cash ; over that amount 10
months' redit will be given on furniehlng approved
joint no es. A discount at the rate of sixper cent.
per annt m will be given fer cash on credit atnounts.,
WM. LO AN, Proptietor ; WM.McCLOY,Auctioneer.
1466-2
SEAFORTH
NDLE WORKS.
wil do all kinds of Turning to order on
short n tice, and I will do it as -cheap as it
can be one. I will pay a _good price for
No. 1 N 'bite Ash. Give me a call and see.
JOHN KLEIN Seaforth.
1460-tf
•
AIN -KILL
THE GREAT
Family Medicine of th Age.
Taken Internally, It Cres
Diarrhcea, Cramp, and Pain in the
'Womack- Sore Throat, Sudde C Ids,
Coughs, etc., etc.
Used Externally, It Cures
Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Sprains,
Toothache, Pain in the Face, NeUralgia,
Rheumatism, Frosted Feet.
No article ever attained to such unbotuid d pOptilar-
Ity.-Salem Obserrer.
We crIn bear testimony to the efficacy of the Pain -
'alien We have seen its nu; gio effects in eo thing the
severest pain, and know it to be a good articip.-Cincia.
nap, Dispatch.
Nothing has yet surpassed the Pain-Killeri, which 1.
the most valuable family medicine now in use.-+Tert7iCS9dd
Organ.
ithas real merit ; as a moans of romovthr pin, no
medicine has acquired it reputation equal to Purr}1 Davis'
Pain-Killor.-Nrirport Ne1C8.
BISWEITO of imitations. Buy only the germln "PERRY
DAvLS." Sold everywhere; largo bottles. 25c.
SEAFORTH
CARRIAGE
WORKS.
A Few Facts
Who -
-FOR-
nsib,le People
The best Buggies and Wagons
My stotk of Carriages is 'very complete '; all hand
mad under our own supervielop. Don' 'boy foreign
facto y -made buggies, when you oan get better made
at ho e and as cheap, if not abeaper than the work
brou ht in from mite de towns. Why spend your
mon y in building up rival towns and injure your
own, hen you can do better at bome. Call and sea
me a d be convinced.
All kinds of bleeksmithing and repairing promptly
ands tisfactorily one.
A 1 1 stcck of Cutters of tee best material and
etylee, which will be sold cheap.
im to save money by buying for
C_A....S11..
If y a want bargains that ptove their
worth in use, that look bigger (Mt of the
store than they do in, come and see our
splendil line of high grade goods, consist -
UL -
Boots, Shoes Rubbers
•
,
and Overshoes,
And I eIt Coeds of every description, "a.
stock t rat is a guiding star for fair and hon-
e -t va les ; low prices that are the most
entida tory feature of the exhibition. By
the vie ues -in values, by the power in prices,
e. iect your trade. An assortment
await.: you so complete and generous in it3
every eteil, as to make your perfect satis-
factioi a certainty. We fully guarantee the
styles the quality, and -workmanship of all
to be e best. Our magnificent stockwaits
for b ers, waits to scatter benefits broad-
cast. Remember, we sell every ,day as
cheap ; 8 possible for CASH. -
Ri
ardson & Brinnis
lAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
ewisiVIcDonaId,
SEAFORTH.
1480
KOOTENAY 'CURED WHERE
50 DOCTORS FAILED.
For a number of years I was greatly
troubled with a Skin disease. I went to
Hot Springs, Ark., and I actually believe
I consulted over fifty doctors atklifferent
times without getting any relief,. I took
one bottle of your Kootenay Cure and
it has cured me. Previous to Using it I
was unable to shave. It iS no doubt a
wonderrul medicine. 1 recornmend it
most highly. Yours truly, A. TRUMAN,
109 King' St. E., Hamilton, Ont.
the battle
were heed'
or the De%
to them': `
ously l 'I
watched y
ing those hildren's .clothea I heard what
you said lin theevay of cheer when the
breadwinler of the housebold was in de-
spair. I rea. lumber all the stole cradles you
have sung to. 1 reinernbeithe backachoe,
t ,
the headaches, the hearted es. I knotee the
story of y ur knitting nee lo as well .043 I
know the tory of a queen's.scepter. lour
castle on t e heavenly hill Is ell ree.y for
you. Go pp and take it's' And turning
to the surprised multitudeof heaven- he
will say, "She did what she ,could." God
will say s+
Personal Testiniony.
i
- And nov , I close with g iv 1 n g my own
personal t .stimony, for I trnast not enjoin
- upon others - that which Iidecline myself
to do. Dorn at Bound Brook, N. J., of a
parentage as pious as the iworld over saw,
Latest before earth and heaven that I
have always felt, the elevating and re-
straining influence of having had a geed
father and a good mother, and if lam able
i
to do half as Well' for my children ' as the
old folks c id for me I w 11. be thankful
forever. lie years of ni life passed
until, at about 18 years o age, I felt the
preseure f eternal real ties, and after
prayer an religious coup el I passed into
what I took to be a saved ' tate and joined
the church, and I attest ' afore earth and
heaven that I have found t a most helpful
and inspiring association. I like the 0011.1:
panionship so well that I cannot be eat's-
fled if I halve a day less of it than till eter-
nity. Af4r graduating t t ciellegiate and
theologicainstitutions I ed the bands of
ten or twelve good men pt t upon my head
in solemn prdination at elieville, N. J.,
and I atitesti before earth end' heaven that
the work o the gospel ministry has been
delightful, 1and I expect to preach until my
last hour. , Many- tinies I have passed
through deep water of _ b reavement, and
but for thehlivine prongs' of heavenly re-
union I would have gone under, .but I at-
test before earth and heav n that the com-
fort of the gospel is higt , deep, glorious.,
eternal. it any thnes hay I been maligned
and my week misrepresented, but all such
falsehood and persecution have turned out
for my advantage and en arged my work,
and I attest before earth i nd heaven that
God has fulfilled to me th promises, "Lo,
I am with you alway I" and "The gates
of hell shatl not prevail against you."
For the cheer of younger men in all de-
. partments et me sayyoi will come out
all right if you mind yot r own business
and are pa lent. Tho assault of the world
is 'only bei g rubbed down by a rough
Turkish to el, and it improves the circu-
lation- an 'makes ono , more vigorous.
While the uture bolds for inc many tnys-
terins whic I do not ' peetend to solve I
am living in expectation that when my
pooe work s done, I shall go through the
gates and it eet my Lordi and all my kin-
dred who have preceded mo, a precious
group who I miss more and more as the
at
years go la , and I attest' before earth and
heaven th t the glories of the heavenly
world illu Ine my pathway. In courts
of law the witness may ,iitiss the Bible or
Ilft his rig t hand in °Obi), but as I have
often k-iss d the dear old book I new lift
my right 1 and and take eath by hiln that
livoth forever and ever that God is good,
and that t le gospel is a mighty consola-
tion in da es of trouble, and that the best
friend a uan ever had is Jesus and that
heaven is absolutely sure to those who
trust and serve the blessed Redeemer'to
whom be tory and dominion 'and victory
and Bong and chorus of white robed im-
mortals sanding on sea S of glass mingled
with tlre.F Amen and anion! .
.
of life, wattle"' whose, names
known boyond1the next 'street
farmhouseanmetehave God -say
You did well! ;You did glori-
aw you down in that- dairy. I
u in the old farmhouse mend-
To Farmers of Canada.
Seeeral 'kinds of wire fences have been placed on
ho matket, none of which have proven entirely sat-
stactoay ; Iput in placing before you one
CH MPION STAY WIRE FENCE,
we do so co fidently, believing that we have over-
come all 1 the objections that have been raised
against wir fences in the past. It is composed of
any desired number of galvanized steel ivires, placed
at a suitabl distance apart, upon which are placed
two half -in h half -round eteel bare, one en each aide
of the wires with groove between to fit tightly on
the wires, a d bolted with four bolts holding them
firmly toge her and preventing the wires from elid-
ing up or d win It is also arranged Unit the Lotions
of heat and cold in expandina and coatracting the
wires are t ()roughly controlled by tighteners, and
the fence e n be kept taut at all season e of the year.
All we asik is an examination of its merits, and we
are satisfie you will decade it has no equal. Manu-
factured by
EDWARD LITT & CO.,
Rostock • P.O., Ont.
R. B. SCOTT, Seaforth, Is agent
for 'the sale of County and Town -
rights. 1459
1
I have prescribed.
of caeca of neuralgia
aro very much ple
pleasantness of its ap
Tit, MD., Hotel Oxf
I have used Menthe
",
of muscular rheumat
that it gave alrnostin
-J. B. Moorac M.D..
• It Cures Sclati
ralgia. Pains 1
W, any Blinsoular
la Price I Davie &
25o. I Sole Pro
3• • • • •
MENTHOL
PLASTER
enthelPlaster Init number
ud rheumatic pains, and
ed with the effeeta and
lication.-W, IL diasPES-
rd, Boston.
Plasters in sever 1 cases
sm, and find in ev ry case
tant- and permanent relief.
Vashington, D.O.
a, Lumbago, Neu -
Back or Side, or
aims.
awrenee Co., Ltd,
rietors, MONTAL•
•
ilioe•••••
•
The
Popular Crocery
. AND
Meat arket
• .1
, Economy is one of tbt main roaciO
and one of the best means of travelliak in that direc-
tion is by buying yeur goods witete you can get the
best value for your money, and WCi feel justified in
esa ing that we can give ycu the best possible value.
Our Grocery stock ie complete with choice goads.
We have the latest improved fruit cleaner out, and
all our currants are thoroughly cleaned and free from
stones and sand. Our new ourrante at 5c2 per pound
can't be beat ; good cooking raisin, 6 lb@ for 260 :
nice light coffee sugar, 26 lbs for $i; tablo syrup at
40c per gallon ; Redpath's goods and many other
lines too numerowito mention. Any goods not as
represented are returnable and atisfaction given.
As we have decided to give pp the 'rockery business
we are giving the biggest bargain ever effered in
town, everything in the crockery 1 pe must go. Our
quality and supply of fresh meats 4re tp to the mark
as usual, roast beef and stakes Om 7 to 10c ; boil
beet from 40 per lb.- up ; pork and pork cuttings
equally as cheap.
_
R013B BROS,'
• SEAFORTII
TIIF OF A WO 113:
NOBODY KNOWS HOW OR WeiEtilE i7
ESCAPED.
Rut It Nay Coat the Government ffilatty
Mlfllrna of Dollars -The Steprenara fconrt
to Reopen the Famous Hat Tr ming
Cases -More Than 820,000,000 In Ivod.
• !
[Bpecial Correspondence.) .
HILADELPHIA, Jan. 7. -Word OMOR
troll Washington that the s-upreme conrt
is to rehear the famous "hat trim) logs"
oases which Were argued some wee s ago.
The rehearing is to be given becaus there
was not a full aourt when they were heard
before and because the amount of e oney
involved makestle important that every.
care bco.exerpised to proteet .the ir oreets
of the government. The individual! -debit-
ants ha,vo largo amounts at staked ut to
the government the decision enea s. be-
tween $20,000,000 and $30,000,000.. The
hat trimmings cases originated in 0 bile -
del hia, and one of the henellciar (Ai by -
the decision of the court, if it is in favor
of he ointments, will be John Wanaz laker.
Th test cases was brought by Me '011 &
Di kineon of this city, and it was d elided
by hoTilley in 1891 In favor of the lain -
tiff.
r. Holmes' Schoolmate.
One of 3he most amustng of Dr. Holmes
experionc "s was a meeting when he was al-
ready pasti his prime with an old Andover
schooltna e.
The do tor had given a lecture in a Mas-
sachusett city, and the peat day his host,
a load ng citizen, took him out for a drive
about o u. The doctorespied over a door
nam a at long ago was familiar to him.
His ei tainee made the introduction,
but tha erchant showed more interest in
the cit than in his undersized guest.
The tor inquired if he was not a stu-
dent i hillips, Andover, in 1825. The
meichan replied that he was there at that
time.
"Do y
Holmes
After
"Yes.
The d
fact aad
old echo
much a
"So y
remark.e
"No;
ness, an
have yo
"I've
te
ize
do
•u remember a boy there named
Oliver Wendell Holmes?"
slight hesitation he answered:
ittle fellow, wasn't he?"
ctor admitted that such was the
ddecl that he was that boy. The
linate looked him over without
pearance of interest,
u didn't take a college course?"
the doctor.
've followed the hardware busl-
I've done very, well init. Where
kept yourself?"
eon practicing medicine in Dos -
ton."
"Strange I have never heard of you. I
have be n in Boston ,quite often, and I
ood many doctors there."
I have also been a Professor in
Medical college, and my lectures
ve occupied Most of my time in
rs, so that I haven't pradticed
olmes, physician, scientist, litter-.
°et and wit, was evidently of!
count to his whilom sehoolmate.-1
dent.
know a
"Well
Harver_
there h
late ye
much."
Dr,
eteur,
small a
Indepe
n error in the taviff law of 1883
thal bringing of these claims agai
gOEsfOrfllfldDt. Where so complicated
of logislation is conoerned there area
err rs, seine of them due to careless
thei septa rs or members of the hous
corned in framing the bill, some t
treasury department, which makes
gestions or paragraphs and which
ine the bill for errors before it is s
president. i Some of the . error
de by the clerks -of the house or s
transcribing the biil.1 So com
gnized is this wealvii4As in the M.
awyers in
ho make a
and tellin
hem wher
s BTO too
les. Ther
1 large sti
ties on fo
those imp
In the tael
sible to te
e part of th
tdel paid , The importers, who have iiiiioh
to gain rind nothing to hese, airthotiele the
lawyer t go ahead, on a perceiatege eSio.
Usually he division is °vane -the int orlter
gets one half the imoun4 recevered and
thi law Or gots th prlze
Is lsvorth , trying fj have
co and
thi lthy
on
ill ils
Co onel Scott and General P0Pet
Meg rgee, in the Philadelphia Times,i
says that Colonel Thomas A. Scott was
singul4rly unassuming in his dress and
demeanor. When he was assistant secre-
tary of war, he had occasion to visit Gen-
era' Pope at his headquarters at New
Madrid, Mo. General Pope was greatly
addio
ner.
tors ed.
Geller
"Se
person
"B1
adjUta
M
"I
Scott
my ft
"A
Scott,
ment
sistan
, -Po
tion,
DdI
Suart
d to profanity and violence of man-
olonel Scott entered the headgear -
h the iremark,- "I should like to see
1 Pope on business." •
my adjutant!" roared Pope.
business is with General Pope in
•nk blank your business! See my
t, toll you!"
Immo is Scott"--
on't ear° whether your name is
r Jones or Smith or Brown. See
jutant, blank blank you!"
I was about to say, my name is
and I wish to see you on govern-
usiness. I have the honor to be as -
secretary of war."
e's demeanor underwent a revolu-
w he said in the blandest manner:
your pardon colonel. had 'no
aused
se, the
piece
Ways
e°eson02-
1 the
sug-
xam-
nnta to
e
are
'only
king
New
good
p00 -
they
lever
ito*isait
rGign
law
over
the
1115
in
rec
of
Yo
liv
pl
are
to
un
th
go
an
fro
ruue out; tue2O ru13 d
raanyf loafers in camp, and they annoy me
so m
temp
and I
your
Co
busi
whatever to
and ttotiug
had ot takei
oh, thatm
II am sometimes put out of
r. Be qood enough to take a seat
ave the ikindness, to ibform me lof
wishes."
onel Scott entere at once upon the
ess in hauft, milking ,no reference
ope's outrageous behavior
3t as thotigh the occurrence
place. ,
ariffs that there are
k- and Philadelphia
ng studyingiariff laws
who pay duby under
fanIty. These lawye
publish their 411scove
il importers have pal
government for dri
ds. Oen they go to
say they know a flaw
oh nay make it po
m the 'government soi
other half. The
r, Tariff errors
t the ,government many millions
re are lawyers 'ho have grown we
single cases of, ifefunded duties.
ometimos the error in the tariff
omiseion of a comma or the sabetitu-
n of a comma for a semicolon. cano-
es a word is omitted or wodt ate
nsposod so as to make the Mean ng bf
paragraph obscure. There is a °as-
prots
ca
th
ti
tii
trt
th
tuns 0011.1111iSS1011 now 'which 11)t0
taeiff laws, and it undertook in en
to go baek to the "intention" of ecn grees
in1 making a certain- provision. • Dult this
thb courts will not'do. Though lee-
plein enough that congress Mean
tilling in a tariff paragraph, if the lam
of the law bears another interpre
th courts will give that interpretati
fo ce of law.
In the hat trimmings oases Ithe
Ph
d d
she
ay he
opo
.rUalgO
ation
n the
error
w s the omission from a parage! of the
la Of 1883 of the word "vegetale. 1 le; o
o e knows just where this wo opped
o t of the law, but the law as ftBS d pro-
✓ ed that a duty of 20 per centIshculd be
o ilected on "hats, etc., niaterIals, 1ra1k1s,
pi
stuares used for making or or am fiestilinngd
its, laces, trimmings, willow
st aw, chip, grass, palm loaf, ilo h ir,
h ts, bonnets and goods col poed of
-
w
w alebone or any other substance ra-
te lel not specially enumerated or p ovided
f
It was Intended to have the word vcige-
t ' ble" precede the word "substan le" Bo
t at the thaterial not specially p ovided
f r, to be admitted at 20 per cent, should
b limited to vegetable substances Silk
ri bons used in p rt for the trim ing of
h ts were classed by the treasury as un -
e =mated man factures of silk a Id paid
d ity at the rate f 5p per cent nu or an -
o her paragraph I the law:
In 1886 an i porter named L ngfelt
b (Light suit aga nst the collootorlof ' the
p rt here, clainii g that some oott n back
✓ bbon, of which e had lmportedj a very
1 rge quantity, Was dutiable at'20 or pent
o 1 , and that ex OSSIVO duties ha1 been
o 11 oted from hi n. He won his suit in
e lower court b fore a jury whi h was
i seructed by 'J dge McSennan 1that if
e chief use of tre•ribbons was tl e trim-
ing of hats thy came under tlJie pare-
aph quoted above. This- decislon was
need in the supreme court eve tually,
d $6,000,000 were refunded onj it. A
an named Edelhoff, who linpo d hat-
bands, afterward brought suit itt New
York, and he also received a verdi t and a
andsome refund.
Then Meyer & Dickinson of tiladeI-
hia brought suit on another class 42 goods -
sod as hat trimifiings and got a verdict
✓ $632.40 from a Philadelphia jury on
e 19th of June, 1891. That verdict for
632.40, If sustained, meant a loss
bly $25,000,000 to the governine
ttorney general of the United St
i . structions to have the oases ap
he supreme court. There the j
f the lower court was affirmed.
The Langfelt oase was rehea
upreme court and the judgment1 in favor
•f the plaintiff was affirmed final y on the
erg day when the Meyer & Diokinson
ase was decided by the jury in
t is probable the rehearing to be
the supreme court in a alert ti
the last of this famous litigation
Seeretary Charles Foster trie
re/also the hat trinimings oast
00,000. HIS estimate of the 1
overnment, if they were decide
y, Was $25,000,000.
In the hat trimmings cases th re Was no
- tteMpt to evade the law; there was only
stion of interpretation. In SOnee oth-
es, though, there have beet palpable
ons of the law. Some ye rs ago an
rter in this city instructed ibis people
d to run a single ootto
gh sorne silk ribbon. Ti
ride' no evident ohange in the
f the ribbon. Yet the import
hat now it was a manufacture
otten was a loonstituent, and
nterprotat1or of the tariff law
bout one -hal
Faith or
A g nuine cur foor'a genuitKtnelad
Cure:: which Idl s the craving or " hankering " for
tobac o. Saves Davey and ireproyee the health.
Feee' Tobao:C r kills tobaeco poison, $1. a box,
'So
1
,
d by L sden & Wilson, Druggists,
Seaforth. Kills -40 is Years,,aoTob
Us.
.
1
a
ght 1104 tOn100i
tor.
DISTRICT MATTER
H
Wingham.
(Receive
NOTES. -The
held in the tow
ly attended. T
Cartwright, Th
Horsey. Mr.
man. -Mr.
the residence
Shuter street,
first carnival of
the skating lin
Baptist Sunda
"Chime of silve
16th inst., in 41
deeson, of Hen
chenged. pulpi
sorry to state t
well lately. -R
formerly pastor o
here, preache_
Dr. Gifford occ
in Guelph. -Q
was held by th
evening, in the*r h
Miss R. Forsyth,
of her sister, Mrs.
Mrs. John Pattlers
ing at Mr. Frank
neth Linklater of
is on the sick list
too late for last week.
Referm ineeeing, w
• ha11 on Fridayew
eakers were Sir
ma Gibsen, M. P.,
'eorge McKenzie w.
ham Fleuty has p
of 'Mr. Robert El
ucl has moved into
the seasen -will be
on, Friday, 25th in
acliool gave their
bells,"on Thursday
O &lurch -Rev.
all, and. Rev. ID. P
8 Aast Sabbath. -
tat Mr. Perriehas
v. Mr. SellerY; of
the I Methodis
re laO Sabbat
1 the Methodi
a- ituccessfal b
pie
ite
G od Teinplars on Tuesday
he -guest ,
Ir. and
re
fr. Ken-
14sonildaw.Nnig' ae sr
Richard
s chairtrchased
iott, on 1
't. -The
heId iii
c‘a,,ennamatga
r. Hen;
rrie ex'
ea-
•ot.beerne
Guelph,
church
1. Rev.
t pulpit
ox -social
11 in the Meyer
f Seaforth, is
Thornes Roes. -
n, of Pundalk,
Pattersonte.-i
Voodatock, is home„ an
--Mies Maggie Miff, of
Toronto, is visiting her mother, Mrs. i W.
G.tDuff.-11ties An ie Stowe, of Bluevale, is
the guest of Miss Minnie 1Drew '
' • ;
MFicapp.
Tan Cow Beolitev.-At the municipal
elections just past the rate payersi were
asked to vote on a by-law prohibiting cattle
and sheep from running e t large ; and, as
it was carried by a Ismail majority, I will
try to give, in a brief wly, what t consider
sotne efficient and justifiable 1 reasons why
animals should be prohibited froni pea -
toeing on our publih roads. They are
dangerous to the ti nvelling public. Cat-
tle and sheep, more e
lie on the middle of t
night, ahd they becom
.
;
p will always
road during the
o u ed to vehicles
passing that they will nl1 Move out Of the
way. The result is the hpsettin&of the rig
or a frightened horse, which may cause a
runaway; There is as]the expense to the
of prob-
t The
tes gave
ealed to
dgment
by the
this city.
given by
e will be
to own-
s for 83,-
Ise to the
adverse -
I qu
er co
vasi
nip°
bro
hro
n thread
Is thread
character
✓ olainaed
in which
by a striot
he saved
the duty on his ibbon:
GRANT HallfILTON.
Cfeb Cali.
township in the matter of
the ditches and watercentrses.
way, which have to be cleane
year on account, of cattle, tr
out of teem for water. Part
a nuisance and trouble to far
dry season, such as we h
when not a green blade
seen on the eoadsideee
then break through alinciat any 'fence to get
something to eat. Sheet) were worse-, as
the lambs, when turned out in the spring,
are so small that they could, as the saying
goes, " crawl ehrough a, knot hole" and it
is almost impossible to keep them out.
Some would say, put them in the pound,
but the farmer is never fully repaid for
time in taking them theta, nor for damage
done to his crops. There is, as well, a loss
to the owners theinselvee through accidents
from vehicles ; from 'being dogged by
farmers whom they are troubling from im-
pounding ; and often from their staying
or water. So much for the
as I have heard arguments
11 give a ew, and show how
s a means bf keep-
s ; so as to make
he road pleasant.
thmaster's duty is,
mit on the roads,
ike the cattle and
to walk
eflall, bti
w; newt
the poor
f us,poverty
sake of gettinglf es pastufor our
-plel
cows on the road. Therefore. I buid say,re argue fort
w
ihei his
bowill
te
Chibitory
Cattle or
Will get
the own-
ponsible.
water, as
fol fences
ffer who
keeping elan
long the high -
nearly every_
mping in and
ret', dos, are
ers during a
last summer,
gr ss was to be
nimals euld
One of the latest inventions in oonneo-
•Ion with the electric light is silent cab
all, used by everal olubs an hotels in
ondon. T o lamps are susp nded out-
ide the building, one red an the other
pressing a knob in the en -
e or other of th lamps can
The red light ails a four
e green a hanso
recta and by
trance hall o
be lit at will.
wheeler and t
• .
MARRIAGE LIC NSES
-ISSUED AT -
TBE HURON EXPOSIT°
SEAFORTH, ONT
NO WITNESSES
away hunting
by-law. Now
against, it, w
much they are worth.
ing doWn geese and wee
welkin on the side of
Now, a to weeds, the p
to see that all weeds are
but ma
sheep,
the gra
on. A
this is
where
man.
for the
y of them are
hey leave them to grow e and, as to
ve a path
r -man's c
e reason o
e line for
s, most roads li.
pasture for a po
the most plausib
re we to draw t
We might,many
the ma.a who cannot preVide past
cow sh uld not have one, as a goo
more t an pay for her keep. So
that fa
mers will begin i to take a
road f nces when there is a. ii
by-law, and that when drivin
sheep along the road the anima's
into grein and damage tt, making
ere of the animals probably r
This ailgument won't hardly hot
thereita a by-law prOVicling for la
along the road, and they must h
negiecti to keep such. In con I i
-118-0D, 1
would ek, what are or roads
Ill cifor tlia
efor?
If for astare fields, then use the
by all means, but if for travelli , then ye
councillors for 11396,seei to it thatl Ithey are
kept for that.-Reehrtienet:
•I . .
- -Mr. F. Betz. No, 108 Elizabqth St., To
route, Toronto, says: I hake used Dr. Lay-
iolette's Syrup of Turpentine in pee, family,
for young and old, .for ! coughs, colds, crou
and weak lungs. It has always effete
complete and speedy cares and proved it,
self 10 be the best friericl we hav -ever hadi
•
Stable Mada Pri€43n.
Frnn the Washington Star "1. we,'
ifnprisoned in a stabile once,'" said a wel
. " I ha
n a moon -
The mulo
and ; I ob-
Which the
o, mo. He
1 the case
or ing. Court
dek a big oak
entifer, but the
ndt be found.
" said the
ne, the red-
bein' as he
charge.'
d judgment
nt for the
e property
red dollars,
ay, I'll ren-
undred dol-
raprie on ,'im
e Were illegal,
'iougb ranney en my
S 1 was locked up in
I could send thirty
Us and get the caeh.
ay long I staid in the improeriptu jeil,
s it grew dark My thoughts were tot
leasant natuee. , iiddenly a nose st ek
eh the chinke t was the lost in e, .
have never been as glad to see 4ny
f creature. as I was to greet Oat lo ge
r
kno
been
tain
had
tain
ea attorney to a Star write
retained to reeover a mule
ounty of North parolina.
eon taken frotil my client,
d a unit of re levin, under
sheriff turned the a.nirrial ;Jeer
was j11aced in 0. I0,5 stable ant
cou1c be tried the next
cony ned aboat sunrise, u
treo,I and the mole was
brut had escaped and coal
" 1 ou't will come to oilder
justi e, " an' es the critter Is g
head d laveyer'll teke his place,
was he lee' one thet hed 'ine in
" he trial progressed, an
was endeeed in favor Of myi el'
mule but itt the absence of t
the j stice said :
" he mule was wu h a hun
an' a the lawyer let h git a
der j dgment agin fold a
lars n' costs, an the heriffl'll
til t e costs are paid.
" tif course the pre eedin
but s I did noc heve
pock ts to pay the cos
the log stable • anti
mile over the moemta
All
and
of a
thro
and
livin
eare
BUCC
hear
take
1
------ -t it
THY ...pECTORAL
Positively Cures
COUGHS and COLDS
171 a short time. s a sci-
entific r ertainty, tried and true, soothing
and hceli.. g in ite effects.
W. C. MCCOMBER & SON, .-
Bouchette, Que.,
report In a letter thrutted at ?}my -Pectoral Mrs.
Garil all Or ehroul.., old in shest and bronchial
tubes, and also cured 11'.. McComber of a
lor_r,..staudirtr cold.
Ms. J. Hovey, Chemist,
58 'Venom St., Toronto, writes:
"As a general cough and lung syrup Priy-
Pceteml n most invaluable preparation, it
has given the utmost satisfaction to all who
have tried It, many having spoken to me an.,
benefits derived froni its use in their familisn.
It is suitable for old or young, being pleasant to
the taste. Its sale with. inc has been wonderful,
and I vna
an always reconced it as a. safe and
reliable cough medicine.'
large Bottle, 25 Cts
DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO., LT».
Sole Proprietors
MONTrceen.
. . THE
EYESIGHT.
J. S. Roberts,
Graduate of Detroit Optical.
InstitutealsoChicagoOphth-:
almic College, is prepared
to fit all defects of Vision
Astigmatism, Hypermetro-
pia, Myopia, Prestyopia or
any compound defect.
OFFICE
RIO.
QUIRED
Intelligent people have given up the idea of buy-
ing ordinary eartnnon spectacles at it eountenbecause
they see well with them. It may be that only one
eye is brought into use, while the other may be so
r
oIrteiannbalitnd jn.esse. IR1 'ouBrEeRyeTs are
strainedcor
assi gtoh
Drug Store andhave them tested. D es the print
Ilur ordo the eyes tire when 4eading ?, Do the eyes
ache 7 Do the eyes water? Are they sore; or inflamed ?
These symptoms point to defects in the aefraction, or
the muscles of the eyea and can be Perfectly core
noted.
De you have headache? Eye straha causes more
beadaches tban all other causes combated. Thous-
ands of people are buffeting who do not realize that
eye strain is the cause. All thesa eases Van be cured
a ith glasses that are made to correct th error in the
eyes.
The eyes of children should be care 'illy tested.
In many stiles the defect in the eye is shown by
various symptoms, such as inability to se figui es on
a blackboard, holding the book close to the eyes,
blurring of lettere, crossed eyes or eyes turning in,
blinking, watering of the eyes and partieplarly head-
ache. In many cases tbe child is aceueed of being -
dull or stupid, when the fault is in the sight, and can
be corrected with glasses. If you are wearing glasses
that are not satisfactory, bring them to nie. hi ease
of disease, you will be recommended to the physician
at once for treatment. 1453
representative of the equine race.
eded itt making the owner of he stable!
me, and in alfew' minatesithe mule 'had
my place WI the stasle." !
111111 ;11111! MOE
I IP
tit
THE' Otilf
PRPARATION
POR THE 11 IR: T ALLAYS
IftE INTENS ITCHING, OP
THE SCALP, C RES DAND,RUFf;
E -HI. IE
__PREVENTS F LLING OUT OFA1R
THR STORIS GPAY •
OR FAKDIHAIR AND PROMOTES--„
4113 4 NEW GRO
BALD
v 6,0P1
4pei, NA,
For sale intillAISilleaafloi! h j-ui1,1111IS, Roberts.
311 lJi .1
&DS BY ITS
AND STIMU-
DON 0/4 THE
LLI CL,E s
t- •
GIVES
FRESH-
NESS
CLEAR
SKIN.
CE 5
CoNsTipATIONI
INDIGC.STION DIZ Z ;NESS
TI°INS,'PCNcTivihiPEL-ESIx( _,NN
c_
BEAUTIFIESUP
1r0 AI .NOTCU.
Our direct connections will save you
time and money for ail pointe.,
Canadian North West
, Via Toronto or Chicago,
British Columbia and California
points.
Oar rates are the lowest. We have them
to suit everybody and PULLMAN TOUR-
IST OARS for- your aecommodation. Cali
for further information.
Station G. T. a Ticket Office.
Train Service at Seaforth.
2
Grand Trunk Rail.WaYe
Train, leave Soaforth and ainton etatlets aa
, fellows;
' IZolso Wan- 8$1.1,011,TH. care -rota -
Passettger - - - - 1.07 r.-. 1.23 ..:P. W.
, PaSsenger.- - - 9.05 I'. M. 9.22 P.M.
t Mixed Train_ - ... 9.80 A. M. 10.15A.x.
Mixed Train......... 6.20 P, et. 7.05 r. 11.
OIN-9 Kin-
, Passenger. - - - - 748 it IL 7.82 A.M.
P.aseenger - _ _ - 2.53 P. X. 2.25 le M.
Mixed Trean- - __ 0.05r M. 4.20 r. et.
'
Wellington, Grey and Bruce
GOING NOitTII--. Passenger. Mixed.
3:00 .r. ie. 9.30 rat. 9.00 A m.
2.13 6.43 9.45
0.27 9.67 10.10
0.37 10.07 11.20
Paireenger. Mixed.
8.23 A.M,11.20 A.11,7 24 Vg.
6.14 11.35 -805
6.10 11.69 9 00
f.C4 12.14 lent. 9.30
. Ethel
Brussels
Bluevale
Winghann.
GOIXG SOUTH.--
Winghain„
, Bluevale
Brussels...
Ethel
An Agreeable Laxative and NERVE TONIC.
Sold by -Druggists or sent by Malt 250., 500..
and 81.00 per package. Samples free.
KO /10fr
avTaIorleTeersIdgLIZTI:.
For sale by I. V. FEAR, Seaforth.
JUST A WORD
111•-• •• 0 ••
-ABOUT-
HARNESS
• it *10100
We are giving the best value in har
nese ever offered in Seaforth, made by
skilled workmen, and only first-class
material used.
Repairing promptly attended to.
Bring along your old collars and we
will make them work.
Light harness a specialty.
M. BRODERICK
Corner Main and John Sts.,
Seaforth.
Doctor What isiood
forcleanshls the Scalp and
Hair, iseern to have tried
tverythini -and am in despair
Why Mrs 1,k.thtvery
best thirs* s PA WO -TAR SOAP
it is splendid For Washig
the head itprevents dryne55
thus put an end to Dandruff dem
and Fiesheos the hair nicely.
25. FOR A LARGE TABLET
'M. Robertson
- Leading
Undertaker
SEAFORTH, ONT.
Undertaking warerooms op-
posite A. Caxdno's Confection-
ery Store ; Residence, 116
North Main St.
La connection with the under-
taking business, a cabinet shop
will be conducted for Furniture
Repairing. i
LOW PRICES
AND
Prompt Attention
A feature of
Both Branches.
11•••••••mi
• - London, Eftron and Bruce.
GOING N0P.T11- PUSEI1L)t,
London, depart.. - 8.05a.. 4.301 M
Exeter-- /NO ILNO. moolk a/ /NO • • /a /I 9.22 6410
9.37 8.16
Kippen e„ 9.44 1120
Brucefleid” O. 1-0 .140 F. 9.52 -8.28
Clinton-- -10.12 655
Londeeboro - 10,29 7,14
Myth.; - - 10.88 7.28
Be !grave.. - 10.52 7.37
Winghatn arrive- _ - 11.10 8.00
GOING Passenger,
6.351.M. 8.25n.
6.50 3.47 --
7.03 o.03_
7.10 408
7.80 - 4.28
749 anifi
7.67 4.13
• .01 O. - 8.06 4.53
5.12
?London, (arrave) • 9.45 A.m. 6.26 r
111111114‘ AMR
Blyth, • • 4-0 • • a,. ••• AP.
LOIldearOCrO *AI • • 41 0+11. -111-11 • • 11.11
Cithton-P.: 16. •••
Br (Men ela • • ••• • • • • •
Kippern. _
Exeter _ a_
The McKillop Mutual Fire
insurance Company.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY ONLY INSURED
OIFFICSItS.
Geo. Watt, President, Barka 2.0.; W J.
Shannon, Secy-Treas. Seaforth P. O.; iilichael
Murdle, Inspector of eosses, Seaforth P. 0.
inamoreas.
Jas. Broadfoot, Seaforth; Alex. Gee -diner, Load
bury; Gabriel Elliott, Clinton; Joseph Evsu fil
Beechwood; M. &fondle, Se .tc.rida ; Taos. Gathett,
Clinton; Thomas Fraser, Brucefieid.
AGINTS.
2 Thos. Nanette, Harlock ; Peolit. MeSililan, eaforth
James Cumming, Egmondville ; John 13, McLean
Kippen. John O'Sullivan andGeorge Bluedle, Aug
ors.
Parties desirous to effect ilkSUrSTIOSS or tuts -
'act other businesswill he promptly attended In on
application to any of the above officers, addreeeed to
their respective post offiees.
FOR TWENTY-SIX YEARS
DUNN'S
BAKINC
POWDER
• THECOOICS BEST FRIEND
LARGEST SALE in CANADA..
. ao-iaYd
*
CUSTOM SAyV1INIG.
The undersigned will have his portable saw mills st
Francis Colernan'e, Hills Green, and at 3. Mitkinse,
Varna early in the spring, when he will be pre.
pared do all kinds of custom sawing at the lowest
rates. Bring along your logs.
1465x3 ' JOHN. polo, Eippen.
6,4
oova Lti
goo. 1-3
Fig w
.blaillop Directory for I
JOHN RIMNEWIES, Ree.ve, Dublin' P. O.
JAMES EVANS, Deputy Reeve,, Beechve00(1.
D.ANI.I'L MANLEY; Councillor, Beeetwood.
W. if °GAVIN, Councillor, Lesdhury.
WILLIAM ABCHIBALD, Councillor, Lesdb
JOBN O. MORRAISsleyerk, Winthrop.
SOLOMON J. MI 'ON, Treasurer. With!0p.
WM. EVANS, Beeehwood.
eBARLES DODDS, folio:Awe Seaforth.
RICHARD FOLLA D, Sanitary Inspector, Lea
tory.