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.wide and put u
stylish patterns.
c. spring goods,
oillng colors.
making house
and
Wide
. white, iiflpoit.
Axes. You will
eaper than those.
In us .whea at
896
co plete
A -)s for Lad
rtan.
d
ies'
if these lines in less.
-ourchasers w uld do
:expect, happe again
" -err wheel, an4 we
Flue verY long.
.7se c
--se
.';'..
HAIN STREET
itning Proof
hi ngles.
this leranehof our
,It us 'before closing
Lim to supply goods
YEARS
and all giving
Sbaforth.
are.
;••--
qt ; lened Ly the -
year. Perhap8 you
etg ditty. Remember,-
' year round. Come
reek.t In the inean-
g
* formetion iv .
1 OS II, Principal.
LMEROE,
▪ $6 000,000
• $ 1,200,000
ounted, Drafts
ipai cities in
Lb, &C.
6 a
7; interee
F• May and Novem-
Paper and Far-
RRIS, Ma
(ter,
FEBR
it
ARY 1896.
seem
311
EXTROAGENT
:Statenten
but it
P
t make,
tpue ;
tat
ARC
Clothing Man
.Is determin d to sell ever
WE DO IT
All $7.50 ove
All 8.00 ove
All 9.00 ove
41.
eAt:e
We always
plain figure
wha, the
hum eig ;
abolt it, fu
If yu w
and have
yon
seascin for
your chance
overcoat is
all his s
What we nn
well. This
phasize
THISWAY.
coats for $4.9
coats for 5.0
coats. for - 6.0
lark goods in
, you can see
rice was. No
no nonsense
t plain facts.
` an 'overcoat
een thinking
-ait, until next
one This is
because every
ew style and
ason's make.
lerta,ke we do
ale will em -
hat fact.
35c.
STA. KS
0
UNDE
Away do -iv
WEAR
in price.
It will pc
take int
0
0
y you to
store
when out
shop
mg.
Get our
AND
Compare
prices
Qualities.
liVelite•eee
E A CE,
THE SEAFORTH:
CIA THING MAN.
HURON.
EXPOSITOR.
,Racke *ith Rhe
i a Ism
'Unable • Walk, owing to 'tor elat-
1ing pain. i
After ten years' terrible 1 91 ureg
Curec by Scott's—Sarea ari la.
! A. hristi tting fr rn the
ansen, wr
I c
Clifton House, Niagara Falls, Sa 's: "1
tove you More than I can ever' pay. , For
itftre years' I suffered the tortures of the
:damned with rheumatisn . Faith r had
:it before me, and I believe it s al here -
el.
!tary disease. kly kneel. joins Would
get inflamed and if I was ' �iJt in any
.• weather " I was sure to be i id up,
\i
et ich to a, travelling Man is rat al: nifty,
14 a score of Canadian towns lotI ,. ottors
treated me, scame giving I reli 1 • thers
none. I read that Sarsapari11i as a
rheumatic cure, and I asked, ah. d fgist
for "a bottle of the best Sars
goY s'` on
the market." He gave me , re-
in -larking that it was an irnprovena nt on
,
:all others, and that he could honestly
recommend it. I have taken four b.ttles,
and am as free froi-n pain as a m n can
hope to be. I was out in arairilsto m two
days ago and never felt attwinge. As I
said before, to Scott's SarOparilla. I owe
more than I can ever repayr :
i The best remedy for 1 rhaum tism, '
sciatica' and neearalgic paiies-1.11 rising
from thepresence ot poison in ;the blood
—is Scott's Sarsaparilla, a moiler con-.
ul. At Si per ottl o yonr
,
a
centrated medicines, prom t in its cura-
tive effects. Doses from one half one
teaspoonf"
druggist.
ht ttroit Cxplot ov.
DISTRICT AES
.Stanley.
Cotezeolle—!The council iret ii th town
hall, Varna, on February 15th, t t e call
of the reeve. The council gave ull ower
for the reeve and deputy reeve to 'efend
the suit of Halliday vs: Stanley. Th
tors' report was accepted, and 50 cop es or-
dered to be printed. The foll wi g ac-
counts were 'ordered to be Ipai cLean
Brothers, advertising °omit" o re dsion,
$1.50 ; A. M. Todd, printing accot nt, $6.25 ;
W. Cook, stove pipes • and woo , 2.75 ;
John Davison, repairs on GoShen lin ,
George Baird and Peter Campbell, an litors,
$6 each ; Dr. Armstrong, eXamilnin Miss
E. Johnston, $5 ; Dr. .Shepherd, ;for same,
$5. The next meeting will be held at the
call of the reeve.
1
. •
Hullett.
,Cot-xere Dossos:----Councir met, at
Londesboro, on Saturday, ' Fe.
15th. Members all 'present. - The
aceepted for the supply of elm pl nk
S. S. Cole for 2,0.00 feet, at
Sprung,5,500 feet, at -,-48.75, deliver -ed
auditors' statement and abStre,cs
township treasuter's accounts for th
ending • 31st December were broiig
wa,ed, examined and adopted,' andl th
was ordered -to send a. copy tolth.e 'a
Industries in the form subreitted
council. Tenders will be received
Friday, March 13th, for the 'buildin
bridge, 116 feet long, 'over the iaiU
concessions 4 and 5, opposite Ict 16.
and Specifications cart be seen t the
office, Londesboro. Wm. Rion, jr.,
pointed as an inspector to examineith
burn swamp drainage worktwiee
ear and repbrt to the •council as tie
(ructions to the free' flow of the wilt
mints for boundary line •itnpr ve
and for hall rent for division
°Om, $15 were passed. Council a
ntil Friday, March 13th.
•
School Reports.
No. 9 McKee -retie -I-. The' folloivin
tandine of the pupils in section e o.
illop for the month Of Januery,.basE
roficiency, regularity of attendanc
rood conduct : Senior Foui-th
Viltsie, ud Davidson, Cra
phraim De a nis. Junior Fourth,—,. I
avidson, alter Davidson, Sebula
tta Petrie. Senior Third,—Manesta„
es, Janet da Davidson, Clara "Cbiw
R‘os Junior Third,Itose Sn
Bell's
ruary
iders
It -ere
1 M.
The
the
year
for-
lerk
en of
the
p to
of a
d on
lane
erk's
ap-
Kin-
very
ob-
Ac-
nts,
ourt
t rned
0
homes Haeltwell, Aggie Campbell Sy ves-
er Stitt. S cond Class,—Emehon , De nis,
arvey Young, Annie Bella. Petriet Ch rlie
sie,
the
• Mc -
on
and
ggie
ord,'
ggle
bes,
For -
Ord,
ith,
oltom. P
avid Hall,
"ILISLLETT.
or sections.
iligence, p
upils. Fift
• odden, jos
limning, L. McCool, Erna W .J
our
th,—G. Webb, C. -Tyner, .Ves.Voc
-
Cenior Third, D. Carter, M. • eble R
•-oungblut. Junior Third,—W. 'lair
M McCool. Senior Sewn ,—,
.;liddon, L. Cousins. Junior Seco (1,
TocIden, J. Snell, . Gliddon., Alert
nc1,—J. Vodclen, A. Vociden,
art First,--1Ernest Lee, Herry.Mcc,(ool
1.
• Vest ,Wa,wahosh Fire Tiastra
•
- Company.
The annual meeting of the Wed
osh Fire Insurance Company Was
et Second,—Ilar4ey Wi
Llyod Dennis, Adc ie Hall.'
The following is th r
o. 5, for -January, ase
nctuality and demeanor of
Class. —Henry Wallace,
ph Carter. Senior Fourth,
W
hol
, e -court room, ' Dungannon, On Jan
2nd. A large number of the...el intere
'ere present and expressed- t -tem elv
ighly pleased with the efficie cy aid e
my with; which this company- s,
arried on. Satisfactory and enc1 ura
r ports were read by the secretiery !Inc
r
(tors. The nualber of polici et I in
anuary • 1st. 1896, were 2,644, an
-er the previous , year . of 295;-
rce on January 1st, 53;164,895 prene
tes on January '1st, 8121,566.15 ,; lo.
tring 1895, $4,019.94. There tieere lever
e losses in all, fifteen. of 1Whidh •
ore
net-
iek
ort
the
the
illie
T.
nior
den.
bert
,T.
am.
M.
See -
GE)
wa-
in
ary
ted
s as
on-
ieen
ring
d
on ;
ase
ma
um
ses
tyL
ere
Lused by lightning, and all of !Whid.1i have
mg
al-
b en satisfactorily Settled. The f011oes
a -ethe officers for 1890: Cheeks elle
hsq.,;Nile post office, president ;-Joi n
1 ntyne, Esq , Pine River -post Offiee • B
c linty, vice president. .Directors, A
8 ewart, Esq., St.Helens postsoffice ; Fi
A clerson,Eeq.,Belgrave ; Edwaid A he
E q., .Holmesville ; Wm. StOthers E
B lfast post office; J. H. Kaake, Esc., I
lo s- post office ; Isaac Fisher,Es.i., G der
p st office; John Griffin. Esq.,I i.ing bri Ige
pc st office. J. M. Roberts,' se et, ry-
tr aSurer, head office,. Dungannon,:
1'
• . 1,
Chewing Gum Mama ct
Prior te 1867 spruce gum ths - t
m terial used in the • mauufac4ire
di tinctly Atnerican confectio ,, c
5 in. 1..: that' year, hovievele a t
scovered in Mexico yielding}a sh
k own as "chicle." Chewing ghm a
d yawas in its infancy ; tOelaly th
t fenty-five factories in the I Stet
t ere are between ,25,000 and 35 000
enermaremot
rice
ex.
lay
n,
in-
ch
re.
e o ly
f t at
ew
ee vas
stat ce
t ose
re are
s, nd
pe ple
Tobao'vgambeeatesi
arseksidnwizi
R
with Seisdlio dis • d
with Neeralgih ersaferis
TeartyrtouLa's PGinrikPPPIclinliiinIners :nil
. late saved you a 14tid ig a
filtelsregnereateed to give Immesh
telid and germanent maitollia.
,ailments. Why suffer vlienreliefran be obt ined
ISM by all druggists, 4fflupblet free daapplistio
Vie TemAton Pink rasder Co Toronto, Oltari
For sale in Seaforth by J. S.
earning a living in .or by
Whileiimme isel quantities o 'the product
are torisum,ed in the States, the made enough
last year to spare foreigners abut $1,000,000
worth. Sensational riewspapqs have some-
times Mused themselves lalf teplling how old
rubbers, etc., were gromi U and made
into chewing gum There are mily three
ingredients i the pure article—chicle, su-
gar and flavoring. The chicle i ground into
fine powder and •hen with sugar is' boiled
in large kettles o er hlow coke Brea It is
then Oared On m rble slabs to cool, rolled
the cleeired hie nese and mitt into fornis
autornaticall T e ay aftersit is made it
goes to the w app ng oom,where a, hundred.
girls do the work. .
, .
'Williams' o al CrownRemedy
The King of Blo d Purifiers,I prepared by
Isaac Willi& ns' ompa,ny, 9ntario, is a
remedy composed of 'extraordinary medical
prop,erti s, essential to purify, heal; repair.
and invigorate th broken down and wasted
body, no mat er y what -Jeanie the 'com-
plaint May b - de ignited ; Whether it be
scrofulaS sy hillis, ulcers, sores; tumors,
boils, I erysipelas or salt rheum,
and diseases' of the lungs, kidneys,
bladder, womb, skin, liver, Stomach or
bowels, either chronie or cons4tUtional. The
disease the blood, which sepplies the
waste and builds and repairs1 these organs
and wasted tiasues of the system. It should
be taken until the cure is complete.
For sale by J. S. Roberts and I.V,Fear.
•
Hon. Wm. Gladstone's Opinion of
the Cl rgy as -Preachers.
One thing have against the clergy, both
of: the count y and in the town, I think
they are not evere enough on itheir congre-
gations. Th y de not sufficiently lay upon
the souls and ;consciences of t Mr hearers
their. moral Obligations, and ' probe their
hearts and bring up their whole lives and
actions' to the bar of conscience, The Class
of sermons Which I think are most
needed are ' the class which offended.
Lord' Melborirne. one day. I Lord Mel-
bourne; was Seen one day corning from
church in the country in a mighty fume.
Findinga fOend, he exclaimed : !" It is
the ch rch and I have always I upheld the,
trio bac ! I have always been a supperter pf
clergy.' But.itl is really top bad to have to
listen to a ser • on like that we have had this
. morning. Why, the preacher actually in-
sisted n applying religion to a man's priv-
ate life!" But, that is the kind of preach-
ing which I like best ; the kind of preach-
ing wb eh men need most-, ; but it is also the
kind of which;they get the least. —Wm. E.
Gladetene. • 1 ., •
, •
I is Li k . FEL) CL-elieLt ...
!
_ e
V-.71t.le 'fan co CenseentCleveneezrinle, of Lesad-
ing Dan :mei slant:ins Spleen.- in Iniala
T3Prit.s or De. ingazorren ! Catarrhal
"Poevni ore
Ie inntti. r t f doetrine and ceeed the c:er-
evince' t f tni vi: ILL; reins:ems cleaonena-
•ifens exit differ. It has Ineea atid. however,
that iu title d ev- the !treerl -of religions
tboeght throtigh all denominations is to-
teards enion c n thte main essentials. It, Is
certeinIn the ease that the clergy seem well
of ono mind regarding the merit.' of Dre A.g•-
naw's Oa ttu•rhal rowdDr. Li UM F,piscopal
Church ' the lAishop of Toronto, Rt. Rev.
A. S well t man, ID. D., D.O.L,; the- Rev. John
Lent, ry, M.A.,' D.C.I.., and the.' Rev.' W. R.
Williain4, names' familiar, to everyone, have
spoken in warn" praise of -this excellent epee
elite for cold in the head or ceterrh. Thin
'medical' has been used In the nom° [ of the
Rev. Al. II. Newman D.D. LL.D.; Rev. T.
Trotteeeir.13.A., {and Rev., Malcolm S.' Clark.
33.A.e eh osuineot members of ehe Faculty.
of McMaster University, and like their Epis-
copal 'In ethren . they say good. tbingst -of it.
A. Mg& d opinion has been expressed over
their own Diznifbares by leaders Of the Me-
thodist Oh urch, like the Rev. ..A.,, S. Cham-
bers, LT .13.; Rov. William Galbraith, LL.B.,
and the Rev. n . IL Withrow, D.D. Juat
as hear ily theltev. S. Nicholle, of =Olivet
°entree a timed' Church, Toronto, vvrites of
_this pie licluo, ttnd so the list Might be ex-
tended. : 1 '
One short puff of the breath through the
blower supplied; witb each bottle of Dr. Ag -
news CI tarrinit Powder diffuses this powder
over the stirfece of the n.neal twang S.
Painlees rent delightful to use, it retie es
in ten o • nfteen rulnutes; and permanen ly
cured ci turrle 1 hey f ever, oolde, beadac e,
sore t h on t, t ensi lit is and dopiness. 6 tic,
Sample bottle, and blower sent on recel,it. t
'if 10 c nta in atamps or 'silver. S.
Lent:bon 44 0 lurch st., Tspecnito.
,
Sold by V. Fear and Lumsd-en & Wits n.
i
he industry. lia,ms' PipkPills and this4t last deter nined-0 setagarzeo•---eymenwsoos7
three boxes be
noticed ; and the
slept better and
• proved. T iete t
• subside, and afte
, she was able to g
I continued. the us
longer, and tho
• twinges of
er, she no
has done fo
as ever else
•
• Vicious Com.pany.
Sophr nious, wise 'teacher, would i ot
suffer ev4n his' grown up sons -and daught rs
to associ te with those whose conduct as
not pure rid upright.
" DeaasPathei," said the gentle Eula ia
to him one days when he forbade her, in
company lwith h' r brother, to visit the t o-
lative L einda-e-" dear father, you, mi st
think as ,,-ery childish, if you imagine that
we shoul4 be e.xposecl to danger by it." .
: The litither took in silence a, dead coal
from the hearth, and reached itl to his
daughter.; "It vil1 not burn you, my child;
take it." Eulalie did so, and behold, her
bee,. utiful White hand was soile1 and black-
ened, ands as chanced, her white dress
is
•
We cannot be too careful in holding
coals," said Eulalive in vexation.
" VPs' Indy,' said. the father. - " Von
see, my child, that coals, everr if they do not
burn, bleciken ; so it is with the company of
the viCiout." •
A LIGHT KEEPER'S STORY.
HIS WIFE WAS A FEARFUL
JSIF-
FER FR(U1 RHE,AFISM.
-ter Joints Were Swo len and Dis-
torted. Her • Nihis Alnaost
Sleepless and er Appetite
Gone-- Suffered for Several
Years tefore Reliefwas Found.
From theKingston News. ,
Mr. 1-lugh McLaren, lighthouse keeper
on Wolfe Island, is one of. the best known
Men in this section, and Us' his vigilance in
the perforniaecc of his duties is due the
safety of the many craft sailing in that
part of the St. Lawrence. Mrs. McLaren,
his wife, has been an invalid for a number
of years, and in conversation - with a re-
porter . reeently, Mr. McLaren stated that -
she was rapidly regaining . her old-time
health under the treatment of that, most
marvellousof modern medicines—Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills. Asked if he had any ob-
jections to giving the partieulars, Mr. Mc-
Laren replied. emphatically he had not if
such publication was likely to benefit any
other sufferer. He said: ." A number of
years ago my wife contradted rheumatism
rse
•
• „inn"
;.- •
...tonoonan 10.'"
era re
see.
iv
11,
les
aud for a emesiderable time was a helpless
illy lid. Her joints were swollen and dis-
torted; her nights were pleepless and her
appetite poor and very fickle. During those
yea s she experienced excruciating tortures,
the pain never ceasing day or night. She
had the benefit of" skilled medical advice,but
the treatment afforded no relief, and we
began to fear that her trouble had gone be-
yond human id. On a number of occasions
I had read in the papers of case* of rheum-
atisna being tired by the use Of Dr. Wil-
•
us to gi e them e' trial. he had used some !
1
ore any improvement was Be I Careful I !
we began to note tbat she
hat her appetite was irn- e pains gradually began to • ,
Yonr Health depends upon it •
using about a dozen boxes
t up and evalk about She W ort less
of the ,pills for a while '
gh occasionally she feels
he tr uble in changeable vreath-
enj ys better health tha she
years, and cati sleep as so mdly
id i her Wei while her ppe-
trte never vas b tter. 1 , look eapon Dr.
Williams' Pnk ills as a wonderful se, a d I feel certain th t if nedi-
c
lt
eine, for I now hey have done woncl rs in
my wife's
any who are MN' tted as she was will1 give
them a good t ial, equally happy r sults
will follow, , and I therefore give this •efiti-
tnony freely, h ping that it will h4npfit
some other suffer "
Mr. ISIcLaren's strong testimony p
the claim made hat Dr. Williams'
Pills cure when ither medicines fail
that they deserve to rank as the gre
discovery of mod rn medical science.
public shonld a ways be on their
against imitatio s and substitutes,
some unsceuindo s dealers for the sal
extra, profite urge upon purchasers,
is no other remecl "just the same as
"just as good" a Dr. Williams' Pink
for Pale -People" on the wrapper ar
every box.
Ne
• —There is a cl
which has thro
ployment.
—The Turkish
order pirohibitin
key, of the En
1 lth.
---The annual
Royal Tempi rs
on Werineeida of
—Dr. Wa ace
of the Hamilton
Port Elgin, on M
plexy, aged 59.
—Sir Edward
guished criminal
for- the defence
trial in England.
—Miss Clara
of the Red Cro
Constantiuople, a
for the distributi
Armenians.
s Notes. „
thing strike in Ger any,
n 50,000 men out of ern -
authorities haveissuerl an
the circulation, in ur-
lish papers of Febrkiary
rovincial convention o f the
f Temperance, was opened
last week, in Guelph.
formerly superinte4lent
Insane Asylum, did at
nday, 17th inst., of, apo -
Clark, Q. C., the d' tin-
dvocate,has been retained
f Dr. Jameson, upoi his
arton and het colleagues
Society hese arrived at
d are organizing a sy tem
n of -relief to the suit's ring
-oiees
Pnk
and
fleet
The
uard
hich
e of
here
" or
ills
und
—Rev. . George P. Knapp, one of
American mission
who ;is encased of
tiouS inevement
will receive a saf
ople,
—Ezekiel J. D
ton merchant, w
estate of $600,00
decease of his wif
used ,.to establish
in New York.
s—'Phe highest le
to be erected in, I\
of 210 storeys, ueei
the Eiffel tower,,
city block. The Various floors are desti
for shops, stores and business places of v
ous kinds. •
—The annual imeeting of the Gr
Lodge, Ancient Order 'United Workui
was held in Toronto last week. Some
portant aniendmeets to the constitution
were' made, and 19, large increase in he
membership of the,order- was reported.
eilleftLes Enclossid In Pia -Star of Par.4s
C atat Four Vio!nl. hs- Hands Drawn
Out of Sha.pe aLi Eody One Mass f
Deep, White Sciars.
Peterborn': "Ft). four menthe I endur d
rheumatism in every part vf my body, cit r-
ing which time I Nytis blaster:id Ly accto o
ten di flora ne tim in us many " di f fere t
pla , and am now covered with deep willies
scars theresult bf action of f v-elletete.,
My kands ware drawn out of enepe 1;
fingers almoet destroyad, and all the Aix .43
the pein was 111014 exerucietinge My len '
leg had t,-; be eneiise 1 in a plaster of Paine
mist for four mont is in order that it inteet
not be drawn out of hape, awl now lie tr
the statementtl ot cen be veuehen 1sr
by pbvelcians and atizens of Peterboron n
twonty-four hours aft -or be nun tee u
ef South' American! ltheumntic Cure I ty s
a now man, ann inene week from no f:r t
doso was able to n to work. The' re- a.
is a 1 lensing tri mat kind, D. DFS.e L
Sold by I. V. Fear jand Lumsden & Wilson.
th e
ries stationed in Betlis,
having encouraged ledi-
among the Arineniktus,
conduct to Consta, tin-
nnell, the New York cot -
o died recently, 1ef4 an
, which, iri• case of. the
and daughters, is tol be
free circulating lilmicLry
•Aiding on earth is ah
* York. It will con
dy three times as hig
d will. occupy one la
out
•st
as
ge
ed
ri-
nd
n,
tn-
•z'
• —The great inte
abroad in the Briti
be held in Montrea
est that is being tagn
h Empire Exposition, ()-
this summer is sho
by the fact that Mt. E. Vassein, of Berli
Gerinany, one of th greatest restaurateurrs
of theworld, has ai plied for the privile e
of opening e restau. ant on the grounds si 1-
ilar to that which he had at the Chica /0
World's Fair—the rucca, in the Mania 6-
turer's Building, t e largest restaurant t
the World's Fair. I
—Dr. Donald SIM h, a young Philadelph a
physician,has arrived. from an expedition o
Lake Rudolph, Mantle He reports havi tg
discovered a hitherto unknown tribe of pig-
mies: These carious people'. are of necto
type, are coal black 4 and absolutely naQ.
Although of great !physical beauty, with
well formed limbs, they are barely removed
from animals. They are all between fo ir
and five feet • high, and live in primitive
huts. 'Their only industry is corn raisin,
and the rearing of sleep and goats. ,Th
are born' hunters. In warfare they u e
poisoned arrows, tl e wounds inflicted Iy
which proving fatai within an hour.
• se -The Turkish estiniate of the vialen e
in the Province of Harpot and: sortie
of the adjacent villages, places the
total nutuber of ,A.rmenians k ille 1 t
39,234, and the number deetitute at 9,' i 11
They are divided as follows: Males, si orn n
and girls murdered, 29,544; persons b irn cl.
to death in the fires, 1;283 ; min stets,
priests and schOol teachers killed 5 ;
dea,t he from hunger and cold, 3,266; cl eat is
in mountains and .snow, 4,330; numb r
wounded,8,000 ; number of buildings hi rnetl,
28,562 ; forcibly cir unscisecl and converted
to Islam, '15,180 ; 4iurnber of violation,
9,530; -monasteries, jsohoolsl and church4ts
demolished or burijted, 227; number 4f
women and girls for ibly taken in marriage
by the Moslems, 1,532; number of met
,
women and children in a destitute oondi-
tion, 54,770. • . 1
—The baptism of the second son of th
Duke and Duchess o York, took pli.ce e
the uhurch at Sand ingharn, on Mondasi,
17th inst. The occalon was made a generll
holiday for the people of the neighborhood!.
The outside of the sacred edifice was decor
ated with flags, and he interior, which wa
crowded, was pleutifjiuly hung with Iflora,
emblems of all descriptions. Among thosdi
present were the Prince and Princess o
Wales, and their daughters; the Duk an
Duchess Of Connaug t, and the Marqi is o
Lorne and Princess ouise, The Secrete
of State for Hone Affairs, Sir Matthe
White Ridley, the iourt officials, and th
Duke and Duchess of York, entered to
gether, the Duke of 'ork being the last o
the party, and carr ing in his arms his
eldest son, Prince E • ward Albert, who waii
born ;Tune 23rd, 189 Accompanying th
Duke of York was a urse, bearing the inf.
fent Prince. Dr. e heepshanks officiated.
The Princess of ales pronoun.ced th
name, Albert Frederi k George Arthur.
hymn and the bles ing finished the eer
mony.
—There is a young lady, residing in th
North-east corner Of uron t wnship, wh
is to be commended f r her go4d !settee an
firmnessof character. • She w s engaged t
be married to a youn man, ho at tirne
looked upon the wine when it was red. Th
wedding day Was se, after i was well
w-
derst�od that an esee Ltial condition was fo
him to gait drinking. He promised:, bu
did not stand to hi pledge. A Move'
peppermint, judicio sly administered b
himself disguised tbej aleoholie breath for
time. The wedding day was eet, invita.tio
1
Jipita
bodes' Wiley Pills.
Are being offeied for sale.] It wil
cost you listle to buy them bu
a great deal to recover fron
the effects,
So Don't ;Experimely
but buy the real thing, because
ALWAYS
CURE. . .
TAKE DIAMOND DINNER PILLS for
Dyspepsia. 25e. a Box. 1
alln.811110.11811114MAMMININIIII
were issued, Rev. Mr. Sandereon, of Berrie,
was present to tie the nuptralknot, and
everything appeared to• be all iight, until
the bridegroom elect appeared, and with
him the knowledge that a good sized "jag"
had but recently been carried. The rever-
end gentlemen was informed that the mar-
riage could not take place. It! was in this
connection that the young lad showed she
was endowed with grand common sense,.
and her hosts of friends congratulate her.
The fact Of the matter is that in this en-
lightened day 'any young man who gets
drunk is no good.
•
THIS ONE THING DO,
—
South American . Kidney
Relieve Distressing Kid ey rkrou"Sle
.....
In Six Hours. • .
The symptoms of kidney t otible are so
manieri
eet ndei
pnf al that 'ne- enerintion of
them is neotlf el in the publie "Ont. rn..11'whO
are a 1 fil_.ted kn nv how inuell d;ntree und in-
conveninu.6 eo cetueed them,. Tim in porteet
matter is to kaew how to 1 &'u.1e 1 ba.1
and a radical cure. The tin i •tlene r .• wern
of South Amerle ea Mein et- Or e is to give
the neotlea letter. It, deos not undeetalre to
do anything o'.s .., but no medie lee nes been
diemovored that au t 0 oeletely. and. oenenly
cures kidney ai.:4:' Is i . of wa ite ecir 11. -1 he
weehl hag rens. el to f - 1 nsyous le ' t . the
dieeoveeer of • tins gneee rea eny enex tile
Unlit cf day. .
SOH by 1. V. Fear and Lumsden & Wilson.
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—Public meetings are being 1 eld in Mer -
sea, Gosfield and other townshi s in West-
ern Ontario, to arrange for the fpannfacture
of beet sugar. Stock- has be n taken by
citizens of Leamington and. Iersea, in a
company, and application has b ;en. made to
the Proviumal Government for ' a, charter.
It provides that the farmers wil use 7,000
acres • annually to raise beet a Arrange-
ments have been Made by -whi li the rail-
ways will transport the beet - from any
depot 50 miles from the sugar factory, for
50 cents per ton. It is orin puted that
$500,000 would be paid yearly to farmers
for the produet.
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GRATEFUL—COMFQR ING.
Cus veil].
EPPS'S - COCOA
BREAKFAST—SUPPER.
"13y a thorough knowledge of the natural laws
which govern the operations of digestien and nutri-
tion, and by a careful application of the fine proper-
, ties of well -selected Cocoa, Mr.Epps hes provided for
our nreakfast and supper a delicately 'flavoured bev-
erage which may save us many heavy; doctors' bills.
This by the judicious use of such artic0s of diet that
a constitution may be gradually built up until strong
enough to resist every tendency to disease. Ann-
drede of subtle maladies are floating around us ready
to attack wherever there is a weak point., We may
escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well
fortified with pure blood and a propOrly nouriithed
trame."—CiviI Service Gazette.
Made simply- with boiling water or milk. Sold
only in packets, by grocers, labelled thus:
JAMES EPPS & CO., LTD., Homeeentnino CEOWSTEI,
LONDON, ENGLAND. 1452
—Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga Tenn., says':
" Shiloh's Vitalizer SAVED MY LIFE.' I comneer
it the best remedy for a debilitated eyetem I ever
used." For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it
exult'. Price, 76 eta Sold by I. V. Fear, Seatorth
You Don't Have to Sw ar Off
Bays the St. Louis Journal of Agri ulture in an
editorial about No -To Bac, the famous 1tobeo habit
cure." We know of main cases cured lw No -To -Bac,
one, a prominent St. Louis archftectj smoked and
chewed for twenty years; two boxes Inred nein) tio
tbat even the smell of tobacco makes lini sick." No -
To -Bae sold and guaranteed no cure, no pay, Book
Tree. Sterling Remedy Co., 374 St. P ul 8t, Mon-
treal.
Sold by L V. Fear, .Druggist, Seaforth.
sale
KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great 'pod purifier
gives freshneEs and clearness to the C mplexion and
cures Constipation, 25 eta., 50 eta, $ .00. For sale
by I. V. Fear, Seaforth.
—SHILOH'S CURE is eol4 on a nuarantee. It
cures incipient consumption. It is the best Cough
Cure. Only one cent a dose. 25 ets, 50 eta. and n1.
For Salo by L V. Fear, Seaforth. 1
i •
will • 40. -
Cured of Chronic Catarrh.
A Remarkable Cure.—J. W. Jennisoe, Giltordo
rpcnt between e'200 and $3'10 "n consullting doctors;
i3
tried Dixon's and all other rentments, but got no
L 'NU. One box of Chase' Catarrle Cure did me
more good th-n than all rther remedies, in fact I
consider myself cut el, and with a !,,5 cent box at
that.
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BARAD • ITERBErtr, Se John
itobe, says: I was entirely
general debility by R3 citron
+a
Hoed it the old Scotch na
Ene/ish name for the best e
Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.
St-, n inniPee, Mani-
ured o f-etatica and
Kootenay Cure.
After La
After la Grippe obstinate c
frequently follow. There is
and at the same time effectu
burn's Cod Liver Oil Eniulsio
Hypophosphites, which is the
binafion of antneensumptive
and $1.00 per bottle.
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re
for a Cough. Th
for toughs is Lr °
ri-PP
tigns,lu
rem
1 and
with
latest
temedi
The Plain Truth T
Constipation, Headache,Bil ousness
are promptly cured by Burdo k Bloo
acts upon the stomach, liv 71, bow
ounng all their diseases.
Chapped Hands and Lips, cracked a
wounds and bruise e are promptly cu
Carbolic Salve.
trouble,etb.
y no promPt
exeunt. as Ifil
ild Cherry a
and hest ce
s. Prices 6e
adlinSLd Bloo
Bitters, wind'
Is and blood
lasores, cuts
ed by Victorle
Beyond Di put
There is r. o better, safer ar mons leasant eaiugb
remedy made than- Hagyard' PecttorImBalsa
cures lioarseneas, Sore roa,ghs,
Bronchitis and all throat and ung tro hies.
Weakness, Debility, Palen ss, An enlist, etc., are
cured by Milburn's Beef, Iron and W' e.
Skin diseases are more or 1 98ems eir Disd beay8
blood. B.B.B.B.B. cures the fo wig b-'erti
ts r
Shingiest
eEryaipelas, Itching Ras es, Salt Rheum,
Scald Had, Eruptions, Pen les and , Blotchen by
removi g all impurities from be blood from a
mon P mple to the worst gcre louScie, cam -
I 1
• Le '0 Worm Syrup is the §tandarc lig exceneneej
Mot era recommend it. Child
fly f ona it.
Obstinate C
Skin Dis
asi36.
ren cry or it. Worm
ug•s
bstin te Coughs yield to the gr teful !soothing
non otNorway Pine Syrup The ticking, per$ls-
•
tent_ co et of constunptives s qu'' irly relieved b
this un vaned throat and lung rem dly. Price 2,5c
and 5tIrc. •
As a
Scalds,
Sprains,
tlie mos
• No Equal to It
re for Frost Bite!! ChiIbl hos, Burns and
haling, Chapped Hands, itt mod Brea*
Wounds, Bruises, ,Hagyard Yellow Oil le
reliable reniedy on the mar et.
AUCTION SALE.
,
("ILE RISG SALE OF' IMPLEMENTS, FARM
1,..; STOCK AND FURNITURE.—Mr James Jones
has rec ive instmetions from Mr. Robert Dalton,
3r ;to s 11 by public auction on Lot 18, Concession 4,
Township of Bibbed, on Wednesday, March 41h,
1806, this following: 1 mare 8 years old, 1 mare 6
• years old, 3 Cows in call to a thoroughbred bull, 1
, cow 4 years old, calved in December ; I farrow cow,
' 1 eteer iising 3 years old, 2 steers rising 2 years old,
1 heifer. rising 1 year old, 3 steers rising 1 year old,
1 steer anif 4,months old, 10 well-bred ewes, 1 ram 1
y ar °)d, 1 brand ow, 11 Inv 5 weeks old, 8 pigs 3
us nths old, 50 hens, 6 tons of straw, 200 bushels of
m tan Ids, I pulper, Coleman's make, nearly ne,v ; 1
. g. a
lb bsleighs, -ready new ; 1 wagon, 1 double
ggyi with pole and shafts, 1 single buggy, 1 binder,
1 ox n mower, nearly new ; 1 pee harvester, 6 foot
c t ; 1 sulky rake, 1 re.aper, nearly new ; 1 lend
ro lere nearly new ; 1 Noxon combined seed drill,
n arlyniew ; 1 Wilkinson plow, 1 sod plow, 1 gang
pl iv, 1 set iron harrons, 1 hay rack, lgravel box, 1
' m mire box, 1 fanning 'mill, 1 pig box, 1 set double
rne s
. I
ti
i , nearly new ; 1 set plow harnees, 1 set
it gle arness, 1 hay fork with ropes and pulleys, 1
u• r :kettle, 1 grain cradle, chains, forks shovelse the, ladders, grain bags, and a lot of others
. lar fele too eurnerous to n3ention. Pyrniture9—One
po IF stove, nearly new ; 1 coal stove, 1 box stove, 1
gl ss aupboard, nearly new ; 1 extension dining
itn le, 1 bedstead, 6 chairs, I milk can, only used one
Re- on; milk pans, tin pails, wash tub, boiler, and a
0 of Other -useful household articles. Sale at 12
in loc , sharp. Terms.- All sums of $5 and under,
pa li : lover that amount 10 months' credit will be
ni en on furnishing approved joint notes. A dia.
..0 nt of 6 per cent. will be allowed off for earh on
r dit mounts. There will be no reserve. JAMES ,
NE , Auctioneer; ROBERT DALTON, ij4riixP-2ro-
p etor.
UCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND IM-
PLEMENT-I—Thomas Carling has been in-
trueted by George Allan to sell by public auction
n Monday, March 2nd, at 12 o'clock noon, on Lot 8,
oneession 10, Hulett, the following property, viz :
beery team risine 6 and 6, 1 mare 8 years old, 1
erse 4 yore old, 1 filly coming 2 3 eers old, 2 calves,
fa -row cows, 1 cow to calve In July, 2 cows to calve
bout lat April, 8 heifers rising 2 years old, 2 steers
lieing 2 yearsold, 2 heifers coming one year old, 5
wes supposed to be in lamb, 7 fall pigs, a quantity
f hems, 2 sets double harnese, I set single harness,
oar, fork, slings end 'rope ; 1 democrat buggy,
lumber'eagon, 1 road cart, 1 culler, 1 set bob-
leighs, 1 stilk3 hay rake, 1 sheep rack, 1 hay rack, I
-furrow gang plow, 1 set Iran harrows, 2 handle
lows,11 land -roller, 1 binder, Patterson make ; I
*miner, Patterson make ; 1 seeder, 1 culivator, 1
revolving rake, 1 turnip drill, 1 turnip pulpen 1
grain cradle, a quantity of grain bags, 1 ecythe, 1
scathe 1 horse power to run straw eaten 1 hand
cutting box, 4 creameryeans, 1 milk ean,1 hay knife,
a small quantity of hay, 1 fanning mill. 1 lounge. I
cupboard, 1 table, 1 crow bee, 1 Iron kettle, beams
for weighing, forks, rakes, shovels, spades, grind
stone and other articles too numerous to mention.
Everything will be sold without reserve as the pro-
prietor hassold his farm. Termis.—All sums of 410 and
under, cash ; over that am...unt 12 months credit will
be given on furnishing approved joint notes. A dis-
moult of 6 per cent will be given on credit amounts.
GEORGIE ALLEN, Proprietor ; THOMAS CARLING,
Auctioneer.. 1471-2
Pa
Covered
Books,
Regular
20c and 25c editions,
NIF
11$
THIS WEEK
— —FOR -
0. W. PAPSTS
330CDIC8111C)MZM,
MAIN STREET,
Harnessi and Saddlery Stock
for sale by Tender,
•
The undersigned will receive tenders up to
MARCH 4th
For the purobase of the stock in trade—Harness,
Trunks and Saddlery, also Shop Fixtures; amount-
ing in all to about $828, belonging to the estate of
John Ward, cl Setiforth. Inventory may be seen and
terms of sale Obtained on application toundersigned•
R. LOGAN, Assignee.
Seaforth February 10th, 1896.
All persons indebted to estate of John Ward are
requested to pay accounts at once to the undersign-
ed. In default, will be sued in Division Court.
ROBERT LOGAN, •
act.te/GF, ev,oicito
Cook's Cotten Root Compound
Manufactured. by The
Cook Co., Windsor, Ont.,
and Detroit, Mich. els the
only known safe, reliable
monthly -medicine on which ladies
can depend! in "The bour and time
of weed." !Every lady who reads
this is requested to inclose two post-
age stamps, with her address, for
ite6 amide ,
aennvde. if41:1:articulars, which we will
send by r eturn mail in plain. sealed •
An old physician, 35 years -con-
tinued practice treating diseases of
W0111.811, has charge of the office, and
capenrsobne. coAndsdruletessdourbymlainettepraocre
THE COOK COMPANY,
goom 3—No. 253 Woodward Ave.,
Detroit, Mich.
glr Cooles Cotton Root Compound
is sold by all responsible wholesale
and retail druggists in. the Dominion
of Canada and United States for.One
• Dollar per box.
IVO TT OE
IN REFERENCE TO
Fear's4 'Condition. Powders.
The greatest care is exercised in selecting the in-
gredients from which this valuable compound is pre-
pared, so that we are willing to pledge them strictly
pure. This -explains In a measure their great popu-
larity and unparalleled success. As a blood purifier
those Powders have no equal for any disease or bad
condition caused by impure blood. They are the
best known assistant in fattening cattle or horses, AD
,they keep the system ill a healthy condition. These
Powders may be given with great advantage irk all
eases of ••worms, loaf; of appetite, roughness of the
hair or coat, stoppage of water and bowels, recent
founders, swelling of the glands of the throat, all
coughs and colds, horse distemper, hide bound,
botts, scurvy, etc. It is also beneficial for the
. heaves, and in recent cases will effect a cure, 'In
!act, in every case of disease among horses and
cattle,these valuable Powders should be given, and
by their timely use will save the lives of many valu-
able animals.,
1
' 256 per Package, three packages for 50c,
seven packages for $1, at
F' AR'S Drug Store
r
„
BEAFORTH.
$Tecial Notice,
',FRESH ARRIVALS AT
CHEAP STORE, SEAFORTIL
Eight lbs.Sulphur for 25e, 3 lbsevaporated peaches
for 25e, 8 lbsevaporated apples fax 26e, 5 lbsof figs
for 25e, 5 lba. le:melees fish for 25e, 6 lbs, rice for 250,
3 tins Sardines for 25e, 2 brooms fax 25e 3 packages
corn starch for 2.5e, 4 lbs. good pelmets kr 25e, three
boxes Matches fax 25e, 6 lbstapioca for 25e, 2 Ibis.
pure boney for 25c, 1 gallon tanned apples fax 20e,
fresh haddie 8c per lb., wash boarde 15e, mop stick
16e, sweet eider and talmaa sweet apples, maple
syrup b3 the quart or Ralittn, fresh buckwheat flour
to sell loose. Try my Monsoon tea, it takes the ieade
A cleating sale of Chita, Crockery and Glassware at
cost. All kinds of Teas at bottom prices. •Fresh
eggs and butter always itt 'stock. Now is the time
for bargain's.
G. AULT, Celtha
TRAOMARIC 4firugaiar,„,
STERE4tinMae wileia
tililt
Man or
er
INDAPO
TIM -GUILT
HINDOO REMEDY
venires ena
REall 114 In 80 DAYS. Cures all
Nervous Diseases. Failing Memory,
Paresis,Sieeplessnese, Nightly Emu -
mons, eta, eteased by nest abuses, gives -vigor and sirs
to shrunken organs, and quiekly_loutsurely re.storee
Loot Manhood ID old or young. ti.stly carried in vest
pocket. Frieest.eo &Dockage. nixtortn.00ltritit
wrItteniguarantee to euro or nteneyreraaded. Don't
buy an imitation; but Jusist on having INDAPO, It
yorm druggist hasnot got 1 t,we will -sendltprepale.
Orbatalitedisaltio..Prfts.. %team 111.1orafte spat&
SOLD by J. V. Fear, SEAPORT% ONT., and
leading druggists elsewhere.
SIGN
OF THE
CIRCULAR
• SAW5
caa
r$
re crg
cr- 4
Everything
Goes
We are clearing out everything
before stock -taking. Only a few
-weeks more before new goods ar
rive and the room is wanted-
Bargailts'in
• Dress (10od8,
Opera, Flann.ele,
Mantles
Flannel's,
Flannelettes,
LCPIoevs
n:'
•laosierY,
Underwear.
Furnishin
You cannot afford to stay away from our
• store during the progress of this stale.
Don't delay if you want f npnerAT, pRicEg
choice new goods At
McCosh & Jeffery,
CARMICHAEL BLOCK, - 04th
TO FAR WIER&
An excellent opportunity is now afforded to farm
ere with email eapital who desire to obtain improved
farms, or Stock ranches, with irrigation, buildings
and fences, in the District of Alberta, North West
Territories, on easy- terms. The raising of learned
-cattle, horses, sheep and pigs is rapidly developing
in the District. The undersigned will furnish infor-
mation or answer enquiries. Address
H. W. C. MEYER, q.c., -Calgary,
1451-24 !
RE4WOOD,RAIIBLER.CRESCENT.
CRAWFORD and SPECIALS.
-szw Ana osonereneseeto.
We reit enerywhere.
Get ourprices andsavemoney_
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Catalogue Free. -
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